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The evening world., 1905-11-30
BOWLERS OVERW0RKED IN TOURNAMENTS
Too Many Teams and Too Few Games in Schedules Each
Night.

ALLEY owners who are arranging the
two and three-men tournaments which
are quickly to follow the fve-men
lea cues are now beginning 10 appre-
clate the difficulty pointed out some
time ago by THE Evening World In
finding enough cams TO AL the leagues
and more particularly In securing those
having open dates which will permit
members TO participate In the coming
events.
This trouble is due not % much 10 NE
great number OF tournaments arranged tins
season as 10 the defective system on nav
ing three clubs bowl two games each nlkhA;
There are TOO many teams enRakeo shu
to- little bowling for the members 70 man
the contests either satisfactory In results
o. ENJOYABLE 10 the contestants.
Bowlers Of experience who nave made 4
study Of the Chicago system Of having ohly
two clubs In each league bowl three games
in one evening DO not hesitate 10 declare
that II Is far superior 20 the system IN
vogue here. The Western system keeps the
team members together and encourages team
work, which as will be seen by comparison
be,Ween any team where few changes arc
made and those made up differently each
night. leads 90 higher scores.
The result nt rolling three ganss each
might and without the tedious interlnlssloh
caused In changing the clubs on the alleys
is generally conceded here as the reason
why Chicago teams have been rolling higher
Scores this season than those IN New YORK,
Team work has also been largely responsible
for the advance In the West over the kAst,
West have this year clased with VOORHEES,,
Roster, Alkn, Smith, the EnEeihors, Miller,
Ebbets or even with the secJnd raters. II
ls easy to see therefOre how the game has
100. lpnVrngseN under fha WRatnrn ENatHIn
and II is also believed that It will be largely
adopted her next season.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
Newark won three games
FIVE MEN TEAMS.
NLuF ADK
NEW BOWLING STAR.

A new crack has sprung into the bowl
ing world. HIS name Is Tony Cuissani,
Last Tuesday evening, Nov, q, Staule,
the Amphion crack, thought he would
pick up some easy money by rolling the
unknown Tony Of the Gotham
allie 9. II was 50 easy that staude laid
SS5 to $50 he would defeat Tony. The
match called for the best four out OF
seven games, ana, sad to relate, the
Amphion star never hal a look-ln with
the Unknown Tony" who simply
rolled rings among Staude, winning
the four games straight. Staude, not
being satisfied, asked for another
match, two out OF three. Tony, OF
course, willingly accommodated him,
and lust simply repeated the winning
OF the first match, by winning two
straight games and the match, Need
less TO say Standc and the regular Am
phlon crowd suffered a great financial
loss after Tony got Through with
Staude.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
CORBETT
MEETS S|ECER
Round Go at the Fiud-
son A. G. Promises to Be
Interesting,

Young Corhet and charlie Scgsr VIII
mix Il tonight f0r three rounds at ,he
entertainment OF the Hudson Athletic
Club, Ot One Hundred and Tenth stree,
and Broadway.
Siegcr and Corbett recently fought 20
three-round bou. at this club, OF which
both are members, and put mp the fast
cst sct-to seen since the days Of the
Horton law. Sieg,r was no, gGtIsa.l
with tine outcome ~ that fight. Hrl Wl,u
be- Jutpointel 'Unk' Russell at the last
meeting Of the club he was Oferel an
other 20 viii Corbet,.
As CoroHtt Is q charter member Of
III club, an effort will be made 10 sps
Battling" Nielsen 70 Join When he az
lINps here, On which event the hgIting
Dane will be seen In action with me
little Denyerits.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
KELLEY MAY REMAIN
WITH CINCINNATI REDS

and tvpifys baseball and Chicago. II
Is circular in form and through the
centre Is the letter ~ which rep
resents the Chicago River, which
forms that letter OF the alphabet be-
fore flowing into Lake Michigan
Did any Of you fellows ever see the
Chicago River? Just imagine a pic
ture Of that dirty, foul-smelllng o
between a creek and a swamp branch
being put on a button to emulate Chi
cago! Chicago is all right except the
river, Murphy sIace leaving New
York goes so far as to insist that IN"
town out there would hive a subway
but the people cln't stand for any
thing that isn't on the level,
Murphy has made $4,000 In the last
few wears In the advertising business,
and We now know how he did get 1t.
Every day he grlnds out a new press
notice ard many Of them get printed.
But we can't stand for this Chicago
River ~" on the baseball button.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
.POGGENbURG HAD
HIS BILLIARD EYE
After a Brilliant Game Defeat
ed the Present Champion
by 800 to 287.

j. Fred Poggcnburg defeated the ANA
teur champI n, Charles +. ConSlln, at
;ne Liederkrarz CLUB last night In the
billiard tournament to decide the owner
ship Of the Eagle Gold Cup. The game
WAS closely contested throughout, the
L~ltderktanz man finally winning by Sh0
points - ~ with an average of 10 100,
The summary:
J. F. poggenburg-3, o. 0. 0, 30. 20. 0. II.
! 10, q, 10, -, q, - 40 l. . 4, 81, /, /,
g. s. g., s. q, 5 Total-3o average
C. + Conkin--l0 u. l. il. B. 50 q . q
/ I u. o, l. o 81 l. Y IL. H. a r.
2 - 10. 2. 7 . To,al-2s7 Average
. 2d'2O High r1ns--5O, n. 81, is.
RetrTe,-EdWarl MoLughlin.
r. W. Gardner and Conklin will play
tonight F"'
The evening world., 1905-11-30
KID BROAD MAKES
A GOOD SHOWING
For Three Rounds He and
Jack Lee Stood Up and
Exchanged Blows.

"Kld" Broad. the Cleveland fighter,
and Jack Lee, The West Side light
weight, engaged IN a three-round exni-
bitlon bout al, the private stag OF the
Blee1ker A. c, las. night, which was 20
fast that the members Of the club were
KEEP, keyed up to a high pitch OF ex-
element until the bell changed.
This Wis Breads hrst appearance In
a b'xing bout in this vicinity in years,
ard, although he was not In anything
like good condition FOR a hard battle, he
sull had his former stn punch ana sur
prised the spectators by standing right
up and slugglng with Lee throughout
the three rounds.
Lee was the aggrtssor. but Bn,ad by
clever counterlng evened up matters.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
SKATING IN BROOKLYN.
CIermont ANenue Rink Opens To.
Wight with Card OF Races.

The regular indoor ice skating season
at the Clermont Avenue Rink opens at
10 A. NJ with a holiday card Of general
skating; this will be followed by the
afternoon session, at which Philip j.
Koarney, Arthur Yale Sarony, s. ID.
Kirk and many noted skaters OF the
New York Athletic Club, Crescent Ath.
le,ic Club. Pastime Athletic Club and
other organizations will meet IN the first
races OF the season. There will be two
events, to be followed at night by a
trio OF races which promise exciting
sport, the Thanksgiving Day Handicap,
az . p NJ, being the first big race OF
the skating season for Class A stars.
The ingerscholaStic season starts next
saturday morning with a half-mile
handicap for metropolitan students ana
a quarter-mlle novice event
The evening world., 1905-11-30

ture and unwarranted," said w. Z.
Metzenthin, Of the 1904 Columbia foot.
bali team, I'VE were looking forward
TO radical reforms In the game Itself"
The committee" said President r,
W. Macbeth, OF the senior class, might
have awaited the announcement OF
changes IN rules OF the game before
adopting measures which must prove
disastrous to what Is now recognized
as the leading college sport
The Columbia Spectator editorlally
denounces the committees action in
abolishing football.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
HACHEY NO MATCH
FOR BILLY BURKE
Was Badly Used Up After
Eight Rounds of Fast
Fighting.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Nov. SO,-An oh.
ject OF pity was Charles Haghey, Of
Boston, when helped out Of the ring
after eight rounds Of lighting with Billy
Burke, Of Philadelphia, here last night.
His skin wa abraded from forehead TO
belt, and his right elbow was dIslocated
as he fell from a vicious left to the neck
Haghey tried many n swing, but
Burke was never there.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
Concerning Murphy Button.

Having disposed Of the Kelley yarn.
the next figure in the lLmelight needing
attention Is our esteemed friend and
former pressagen3tal contemp .rary,
Charles w, Murphy, president OF the
Chicago Cubs, vice James Hart re.
signed, Not to be outdone by the Ma.
'ional Commission In doping out a
championship butt3n for the winners OF
the baseball series between the pennant
winners Of the two big leagues, Charley
has drawn a blue print OF a button to
be awarded the Cubs for laying low the
White Sox.
Here's how Charley describes t.:
The emblens are TO be made Of one
solid piece Of gold, diamond studded,
The evening world., 1905-11-30
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,
IS YE E,ls a sPEcIALIsT IN

Under Dr. GTindlys scientific troatm ent ali
cured mole quickly, lrUTu easily and an n,o,.
MODERATE TERMS than by any other al.
y~ertislng physician. DO YOU suffer from HOOD
poisoning, hereditary .0g cHntrIctedi neryous
debility, kidney, Bladder complaints. skin ais
eases. red spots, ulc rs. sore throat ami
mouth, painful swelling STRUCTURE VARIiI
cOCELE or any disease resulting from exJ
cess, iniiscretlon or ovtrwotk1 II matterd
cure YOU as surely as YOU 90 10 him for treatI
ment. lie cnus private and ordinary conf
Eacted i~lsolsas and dro.ns In 3 10 10 DAYS
Dr. qundle Is al Ine llne office. III WI
he has occupied OVER p YEARS. recJi
which no other advt'tlsing physlcian JI
tTuthfr'lv c'aim, hivN fre MeiicIre n
p7"rs q 10 o. sundhys. o 10 g.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
o'Rourke Looking for a Bout,

Tom o'Rourke. who is one Of the officials
OF the Tuxedo Park A. Gust outside Of
PhAadelphla-whlch intends to pull OF
twenty round bouts In the near future. IL
at present hunting around TO set a good
pair OF pugIlists to engage In the star bout
At the clubs opening show, which o'Rourke
claims will be held about the second week
Ia January. Abe At,ell will probably be
one Of the principals, az he has already
promised O'Rourke that he viii box for
him. Why rot get Benny Yanger 70 fight
Attell? Yanger has beaten Attell and says
he can DO 50 again.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
k.llx and MahoneY Matched.

Hugo Kelly, the Western m!idle-weisht'
and Young Mahonsy," the Milwaukee boy,
who fought an slghtNouni draw in NIL
Navkee a short time ago. have been matched
10 try conclusions In a ten.round battle at
the next show OF the Indianapolis A.. G.,
which takes pace on Dec. II. Kelly says
he mas entirely recover from the attack VI
typhoid fever which weakened him In their
previous fight. and he expects TO stop Ma
The evening world., 1905-11-30
BOOST FOR NEW YORK.

Members Of tho New York team In the
Eastern League schedule are congratulatlng
themselves and Newark because the weak
team from Jersey succeeded In pulling out
eight victories In the series Of fourteen
games with Philadelphia In the contests
PLAYED In the Quaker City, The success Of
Newark now gives the New York team a
clear lead in he standing Of games won,
Dunbar bowled for Philadelphia IN the IN
dlvldual contests, taking the place OF Trucks,
who has always found Weingarth. OF New
ark. a very difficult proposition. AZ a re-
suit Of this change Dunbar, who Is Truckss
only real ,ocal rival. was able u save tne
ton. The scores
INDIVIDUAL
Dunbar CPhra) e., 49,. loS, 23S. 1919, igO ~
Welngatth Newark. 1913, ~, Isl To-. w
The evening world., 1905-11-30
TO RACE CROSS COUNTRY.

C~ross-cOuntry runn,rs from almost
every prominent athletic club In the
East will splash over the Travers Isl
and course to-day in the National
A. A.. L. champ onships, as the W
days rain made the regular course a
hog. New York City Will be well rep
resented.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
pougherty and Wagner Again.

Danny Dougherty, the clever feather.
weight Of Philadelphia, who has Just ac-
copied a position as boxing instructor Of he
members Of that club how clever "a boxer
ne Is, has matched himself 10 meet Joe
Wagner, the li'tle bantam-weight Of this
city In a twenty round bout before that
club on Dec, ~. Wagner will start for the
battle-ground next week.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
Good FIohts for Philadelphia.

within the next six weeks there will be
two gooi bouts fought In Philadelphia The
first will have as principals Jimmy Britt and
Young Ene. who will box at the National
A. c. about Dec 20, The other will be the
six round hattie between Battling Nelson
and Terry McGovern, who will cohe together
AZ the Second Regiment Armory In that city
bet Ween Jan. 3 and ~
The evening world., 1905-11-30
Boxina Killed In St. Louis.

BY his announcement. last night that
hereafter no boxing bouts would be per
mitted at which lSlzss Of any kind are Of.
fered or at which admission fees are
charged, Chief Of Police Kelly practically
closed down all fistlc encounters IN 81,
Louis, This order will prevent any amateur
tournaments being held, az even a iitle OF
amateur champion comes under the chiefs
definition Of prize"
The evening world., 1905-11-30
TURF WAR WILL GO ON.

Joseph Rhlnock one Of the big men
m the City Park track Of New orleans.
Is at BennIngs and says there will be
no compromise with the Crescent city
Jockey Club managers.
The evening world., 1905-11-30
This viii Be Fourth Flqht.

This will be the fourth time that these
husky lads have met in the squared circle
In their first bout the decision was a draw.
Their second resulted In a victory for cor
bstt, who knocked out Hanlon, Their third
contest was won by Hanion, who secured
The evening world., 1905-11-30
plsoeEpIENT CHANGES HANDS.

Tom Mannix 70 now the owner OF
the fast colt Dlsobedlent, he having
purchased him from John Duffy. He
will beraced In the Crescent City Derby
at New OrleanA
The evening world., 1905-11-30
Match Game NJ III. Albion.

FRS, Game-H, Herman sternbach 4
Co, 1855: Sol Friedman a Co, 100.
Second Game-H. Herman Sternbach a
Co. 782 Sol Friedman a Co, ia
This u SOL Frisdman's hrst defeat
The evening world., 1905-11-30

GEM NnOse INSTINCTS
~ were so Peaceful that he would
Sldestep a Rantankerous Mouse,
once fell into conversation with a Friend
over the Game Of Football.
Football said ne, is Worse than
War! | will Prove 1t, During the pas
three years nineteen deaths have oc-
Cured In this country Through injuries
received In the Game. During the great
Spanish War, in the Fearful Battles
OF Plnar del Rio, Sagua La Grande, Ma
tanzas and Santa Clara, only Seventeen
Men were killed. Therefore Football is
Worse than War
Il never heard OF the Fearful Battles
you mention replied the Other Gentle
man, but j remember that al Port Ar
thur the japanese didn't take the
Trouble to Mention casualty lists con-
taininG less than Ten Thousand. On the
Peninsula they buried Russians and
laps together in Batches OF Fifty or
Sixty Thousand. II we were 10 con
slider Ancient Times, Darius, the Per
sian, thought nothing Of sacrificing h
Million soldiers and camp followers in
one retreat. Hannibal lost 10000 in a
single battle. and a score Of Other
Scraps couldb be mentioned with d
Greater ,Defunct List than that. Tae
football Casualty List Of our last Three
Years wouldn't have Filled the Bill for
Three Seconds in the time OF j.
Caesar"
But there's No Need OF Having Any
Casualty List" persisted the Peaceful
man.
Right" replied the Friend. eve
might abolish all theatres, all horses
and carriages, all automobiles, all bicy-
Giles, all hunting and fishing, all riding
In elevators, all riding on street-cars or
railroads. all walking on streets, all the
other things that have caused more
Deaths than Football has. Then We
could shut ourselves up In our houses
and have a detail from the Fire Depart
ment keep guard over US, II we died
then from hamilton nothing would be
Said About 1t, for 1t would not be Sell
satlonal."
Filled with Disgust with this Foolish
Talk, the Peaceful Gent started Home
ward. On the way he was punctured
by a Stray Bullet fired by the Paul Kelley
Gang, Blown Up by a Gas Explosion
under the Street, Fell Under a Car IN
the Subway. got 10000 volts from the
Third Rail while being Collected by the
Track Walker, and Was dubbed by a
Cop who arrested him for Obstructing
Tufhc. His last words were; IT'S AL
In the Game
The evening world., 1905-11-30
WHY B0WLERS GIVE THANKS.

Blake. Of the Echo team. rolling in prac.
lice al the superba, Brooklyn, yesterday,
made eleven consecutive strikes. and closed
his game with a score OF POI
The evening world., 1905-11-30
!. W.
GOLNMNEz

TN the year 1899 two Fossils that had
escaped from the Museum on Co.
- lumbus avenue CHANGED to meet In
she s~ub-subway, They at once began
10 ComoaFe Notes,
Il perceive" said the first Fossil,
shat the people all around US are
Thoroughly Cultured. They are Delight
fully Delicate in Structure. Their Legs
are Beautifully Slender, They have
about them n Lamblike Mildness. On
our left | perceive that there is a PARK
reserved for the playing OF Tiddle-ds-
Winks. In my lifetime that was my
Favorite Game. But at that time men
were barbarously, disgustingly, brutally
Huge and Rough. They played a game
called Football, in which the Players
ran Previously when one Of them
called out numbers in a Coarse, IN
cultivated voice. Why, | remember a
Young Lady who sat neal Me at n
OF these Disgusting Exhibitions OF Vio-
lence who actually shrieked Hold EN-.
when one hne of players murderously
tried to push the other out of the
way. Think OF II! Tried to win q
contest by actual Physical Force
Sometimes men were bruised-some-
times they even had bones broken. /
ghudder to think Of it,
''Vile!" exclaimed the second Fossil,
"But /, too, have suffered from con-
tact with that BrutalizIng Pastime,"
What, your" CALCULATED the first
Fossil.
Yes. / had a bone broken"
"A bone! Frightful! How did 1t
happen
II yelled so loud when Yale pushed
oyer Harvard's goal line that | Cracked
a Rib" replied the Second Fossil.
The evening world., 1905-11-30

and T~wcntythird street, yesterday, lost SIS
up against what he thought was an easy
money" proposition. Later ne said well,
I'm satisfied. | lost my money 10 a prince. "
1t was Chess Dumas who got the money,
and he spent II all in twenty minutes.
The evening world., 1905-11-30

A sleeper" at the Albion. Sixth lysnul
The evening world., 1905-11-30

Bird s. Coler will make the opening
speech and also Try 10 make a strike on the
nrst ball rolled down the alleys at tho open.
Ing OF the Superba tournament In Brooklyn
Tuesday, Dec, 5. The Twenty third ReEi.
mCnt band will also be present. Opening
games viii be between the Grand central
and Brayura, superba and Sioux and Logan
and Bushwtck teams, al Of which promise
exciting contests, Six teams will rolf three
games each night.
The evening world., 1905-11-30

Cashier Dwrr, Of the h, b. c, Company,
explained last night 10 a party Of friends at
Joe Thum's how he made the remarkable
ecore Of "2s' In practice. He made strikes
ninth frames, and one pin in the SIKH,
eighth and tenth frames. Only five Of the
twelve halls rolled scored on the pins.
The evening world., 1905-11-30

Quinche & Lang, at the New Eldora1o
Brooklyn, have Offered a toilet set 10 the
woman who rolls the highest afternoon score
during the month Of December.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-23
News From Lisbon,

LISBON, August 10Th. Mrs. r. T..
Dunlap and her sister, Miss Liza
Hudgens, have returned from Stomp
Springs, much improved.
Mr.. Rivers Milan of Spartanburg is
spending his vacation with his mother
and other relatives at this place.
Mrs. E. F. league and children of
Columbia are on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Ella Hudgens.
working on the Railroad. We look
some day not far in the future to see
this young man pretty high up the lad
der.
Misses Veda and Geraldine Belot of
Greenville are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Milan.
Miss Bertha Martin of Clinton is Wis
iting Miss Loire league this week.
Mrs. Mckinney and son of Abbeville
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Holmes.
Mr.. Lotes Holmes has gone to school
near Asheville, N. G.
Mr.. John Wright, Jr., is spending a
few days with his friend, Mr.. Hugh
Fuller, of Cross Hill.
Mr.. j. N. Wright, Sr., reports a
grand time at Clemson during the
meeting Of the Farmers Club. He
says every farmer ought to meet at
Clemson every year and hear the views
of every man that tills the soil, as
something can be gained. Our friend,
A. j. Smith, man that has his hog
and hominy at home, also has kind
word for this great Institution of
learning. Outside of meeting the farm
ers and getting their views the social
feature is worth something. SO let US
all go to Clemson next year at the an
nual meeting of the Farmers Club.
Start now and work to that end.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-23
CLEMSONS EXPENDITURES.
More Than Sl50,OO0. a Year. Equivai-
ent to $4,000 Endowment.

Columbia, Aug. 18. According to a
tabulated report filed with the state
superintendent of education, Clemson
College has spent for the last scholas-
tic Il more than $l55,2l2 This re-
was filed to-day and it is the first
of the series of annual statements to be
sent by the colleges of the state. The
figures are most interesting. They are
given month by month and show that
Clemson is one of the richest colleges
in the South, although practically every
cent of the income is expended on ac-
count of the enormous attendance and
the necessary expense attached thereto
Of the $155,2l2 expended great deal
came in from the fertilizer tax which
was $118, 900 last year and has already
gone nearly that high this year. The
statement does not give the sources of
revenue but this will be filed later.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-08-23
PEACE CONFERENCE
HANGS FIRE.
Explosion Depends Oh the
Cars Reply.
EVENT UNCERTAIN.
The Whole World Anxious to do What
IL Can Toward Peace COnsumma-
tion"-We Will Know Today.

Nothing has been doing in the peace
conference since Saturday. The peace
ENJOYS have communicated the situa-
tions to their respective Governments
and are now awaiting their further in
structions. President Roosevelt is max
ing TREMENDOUS effort to bring the two
countries together and it is understood
that the whole of Europe is bringing
what pressure it can to bear on the
two governments towards the estab-
lishment of peace.
Russia has practically acceded to all
the demands of Japan except the ces-
sion of Sakhalin and the payment to
Japan of the cost of the war
President Roosevelt has transmitted
to the Gar, through M. Witte, the
Russian envoy proposition, which it
is understood the Japanese will make,
if they are assured that it will be ac-
cepted. On the reply of the Car the
event of the Conference will determine.
The outcome is not encouraging, but
it is not hopeless. The answer will pro-
badly come today.