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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

For the first time In many years there
will be racing on Decoration Day at
another track than Gravesend The
Brooklyn Jockey club had this date so
long many race-goers will find IT hard
to make a change. but beginning today
there will be a nine days meeting at'Bel-
mont Park. Behind this transfer lies
tale OF a monopoly Of choice holiday dates
by the racing trust, or big Three"
headed by August Belmont.
Gravesend always attracted thousands
of race-goers on May 30. There were two
reasons; The course was reached easily
from Manhattan and Brooklyn and IL was
not far from Coney Island. Fully so per
cent. Of the track patrons went 10 this
seaside resort after the days racing
Racing has become so popular the man
ayers OF the Belmont Park and Gravesend
tracks agreed that the former would be
the more suitable course on this big
spring holiday. The stockholders OF the
Brooklyn Jockey club will not lose a cent.
There Is an understanding or agreement
tions (Westchester. Brooklyn and Coney
1sland) share equally in all the revenues
derived from all sources on the big holi-
days-Decoration Day, independence Day
This ''hogging' Of the holidays by the
big Three" is the result OF the recent
activity Of August Belmont and the rae
Ing magnates associated with him Not.
so many years ago the Brighton Beach
track had July T. When the holiday at
tendance at the tracks jumped from 5000
TO $4,000 the Coney Island Jockey club OIL
cials demanded and got this day for their
club.
At first objection was raised by Bel
mont on the ground that the club had
Labor Day, but when the Coney Island
managers insisted and said that they
would break away from the Jockey club
Belmont weakened. for he could not
afford TO lose the richest and most influ-
entail club in the racing circuit
Brighton in those days was an insiRnifi-
cant course and played only small part
In turf affairs. II fHd-te=E -iip-what
rightfully belonged 10 it-Independence
Day the most profitable day in all the
year.
Belmont and his associates would have
taken May 80 from Philip j. Dwyer and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
FAST Time FOR
READV|LLE AUTO

A mile in ffty-four seconds is looked for
at the meet OF the Bay state Automobile
association at Readville on Wednesday
next
In the list OF racing machines entered
there are at least four cars capable Of
making such a record. There are likewise
several drivers who have in the past eX-
hibited the nerve and daring TO bring
about such a reduction OF the record, and
10 give To the spectators one OF tho
grandest exhibitions OF daring nerve and
brilliant driving Those who are CONVEX
eant with the game. the men entered and
machines placed In open competition, one
with the other, arc looking forward 10
one OF tho best events that has ever been
arranged.
Although in n sense the majority of
events are open only TO stock cars there
are sufficient OF tho so-called racing ma
chimes 10 burn up the track, once they
are let loose
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
GUS RUHL|N MEETS
FERGUSON TONIGHT

Guh Rubin. the Akron Giant. and
Sandy Ferguson. two OF the big men
now active in pugilistic circles. will
battle for six rounds tonight at the box
ing show Of the Marlborough Athletic
club, New York city. Billy Delaney. who
handled the two champions James Us
Corbett and Jefrries. will he at the ring
side to challenge the winner on behalf
OF Al Kaufman. the youthful California
heavyweight whom ne declares Is a
coming champion.
Ferguson and Rubin fought a fifteen.
round draw at Boston. and each Is de-
termlned that tonighs fight shall set =
tie the question Of supremacy.
Ferguson has come TO New York from
Revere Beach. where he trained. He
looks 20 he in the best OF shape and
thinks he will knock Rubin out before
the end OF the sixth round. lie mad Joe
Walcott Jack Beyers and Jack johnson
assisting him IN his work
Rubin did two weeks work at
ulmer's gymnasium and he Ia IN good
condition.
Manager Bob Anderson OF tho MARI
borough club has received Applications
from more than a hundred Bostoniana.
who will occupy box seats They are
coming 90 root for Ferguson.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
BR0D|E 4 POINTS
BELOW 900 MARK

Steve Brodie has been hitting the ball
with vigor in the past week and has IN
creased his average two points He stands
second on the list, with .296 and Is Knock
ing al the door OF the 300 class one OF
the most gratifying results OF the trip
has been the good work OF Candy Ia
Chance with the willow During the week
he materially increased his percentage.
bringing up his mark from .239 TO .276 n
gain OF 81 points. Another player who Is
doing good work with the stick is Poland.
who gained l3 points during the past
weeks games He Is fourth on the list,
with .263. The only other player above the
.25O mark is Josslyn, who has record or
.26l
Some good sticking has been reeled of
by Cooper since the team left on the
Western trip. Last ween he was down for
.143. but he has increased these figures 80
points. Beckendorf has not panned out the
hits which he was expected TO make. lie
went back from ,l43 TO i2l.
Manager Dunn is finding the ball very
infrequently for safe drives, which is al
so true OF Mcfarland. These two batters
finish the 1905 season in the honor dtvi-
sion. but they have not got their eyes on
the leather thus far this year.
The team is putting up a great fielding
game. with Mcfarland and Cooper show
ing up the strongest. Neither has made
an error LaChance Is holding down the
first base In gllt-edge style. and has fallen
down but three times on 300 chances
Manager Dunn Is also doing great work
on the second corner, and has slipped up
but four times.
The records follow:
BATTING AVERAGES.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

10 have been wholly with the. Mexican,
the chances are that there was something
else behind the occurrence The fact thar
he disappointed hundreds OF fight follow
ers and put the club in a hole will act
against him probably In the future.
In Chelsea the members of the club had
a taste OF what can happen TO make an
AFFAIR disagreeable. when. on last Thurs
day night. at the conclusion of the fight
between Rouse OBrien and Chester
Goodwin. a free-for-all took place in the
ring. and. as is always the case, the In
nocent suffered
This time the lamb was Referee Flaher-
". who, because he made known the find
ing OF the judges. was caressed with a
chair by one OF O'Briens seconds, and
had his head opened,
The Matte Baldwln-Kid Goodman fight
which takes place in Chelsea this week
might he a good time 10 begin renovating.
Goodman showed his temper the first
time he lost 10 Baldwin. The last time the
pair met in any equally fast and hard
contest he managed 10 hold himself IN
check when the decision went against
him.
Tomorrow night Young Corbett. who
has been training pretty hard with Patsy
Corrigan. will fight a boy named Eddie
Johnson in New York. Gus Rubin and
Jim Jefords are also booked for New
York tomorrow night, but It is doubtful II
they fight
Tomorrow night Amby McGarry is book
ed with Joe Cans in New York, and the
pride OF the big town will have a chance
10 show his real worth against the cham
pion.
Again on Friday night McGarry will
fight I'm New York. but this time he has
something easy Charlie sieger. the ex
who has been licked by pretty nearly
everybody who has fought him or late.
Saturday night Dave Barry is billed to
fight Hugo Kelly In Lyons. Ill.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

Terry McGovern and Jimmy Britt
wound up their training yesterday for
their ten-round battle to be fought to-
night at Madison Square Garden. Both
are In excellent shape, and each predicts
victory for himself by the knockout
route.
Britt has been getting himself into
condition at clayton's Pabst Loop Hotel
Coney Island, and has been assisted In
his training by his brother VIII, Spider
Kelly. Sam Berger and Billy Pratt. Britt
did a little shadow boxing yesterday
morning after his daily plunge in the
surf. and just before dinner he did some
Light work In the gymnasium.
He will come to the city this afternoon
and Will rest a the Hotel Bartholdi until
the time comes TO go 10 the Garden and
get into the ring. The Californian looks
10 be IN the best possible condition.
II can outbox McGovern easily" said
Britt. "and In the first few rounds | will
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

as 81 was quite rough, II is thought to
be natural for Mr. Robinson 10 keep to
the harbor for the night.
II he did he got under way again. very
early I'm the morning, for at daybreak
there was no sign OF the Gauntlet. At the
BROOKLYN Yacht club II, was said the
Gauntlet was 80 far behind when the
accident happened that those on board
would know nothing OF II. The report
that word had been received from Mr..
Robinson was denied. and II was said
that the Gauntlet had evidently gone on
and was getting big lead on the two
other yachts.
The wind was very fiuky. At times II
blew quite fresh and then when the rain
killed 81 there would be a fat calm, so
that she could not have got very far
away
Frank Maier OF the Tamerlane and r.
d. Floyd of the Lila are both confident
that they will catch the Gauntlet and
the race will really be a match between
the two yawls.
Both yachts were at anchor OFF the
Brooklyn Yacht club all day yesterday.
The crews were ashore part OF the day.
The Lila was towed to the Erie basin this
morning.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
EARLY CLOSING EVENTS

Secretary Albert ". Moone has an.
nounccd the following early closing events
for the grand circuit meeting at Oakley
Park Cincinnati. o.: The Ohio, 2.12 class
trotting. 5000: 2:e0 class, trotting. 1000:
LOS. pacing. {2Q0oi 2:l5, pacing. 5000. Each
event viii consist OF three racos Of one
milo each. The Readvill plan of paytne
the winner the larger part of the purse
Will prevail. and with the eNception OF the
fact that $500 will DE set aside for tho
horse standing the best in the summary
az the end of the race. and such horse de-
clared the winner Of the race. tho con-
ditions are like those of inc Readvflla
Tfakoe. except that an add tlonal per
cent. will be deducted from winners. The
entries close June 70.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
Fight FANS AWAIT
HIS STATEMENT

TONIGHT-Jimmy Brit; VS.. Terry Nc
Govern at New York: Sandy Ferguson VS.,
Cub Rubin at New York; Young Kenney
VS. Rudolph Unholz at Thornton; Dave
Munroe VS. Young Kid Broad at Nor
wood: Johnnie Allen VS.. Spike Robun at
Philadelphia
TUESDAY-Young Corbett VS.. Eddie
Johnson al New York; Jim Jeffords We.
Gus Rubin at New York, Bobbe Lundie
vs.. Kid Fargo az Seattle; Sailor Burke VS..
Andy Walsh at New York; Kid Goodman
Va Matte Baldwin at Chelsea. Bob Fitz-
simmons vs. Tommie Burns at the Tuxedo
A. c.. Essington. Pa; Mike Munger VS..
Johnnie Morrison at ST. joe Mich.
WEDNESDAY - Freddy Gilmore vs..
Barney Cinnamon at Green Bay; Frank
mansvile; Amby McGai VS. Joe Cans
at Marlboro A. c., Coney Island; Charlie
Mulhal vs Willie Fitzgerald at Potts
vile. Pa; Young. Welsh vs. Tommie
THURsDAY-Tomu.ie Murphy VS. Bert
Keyes at South Brooklyn; Kid Goodman
VS.. Young Otto at New York
f, FRIDAY-Amby McGarry VS.. Charlie
Sieger AT New York: Rube Ferns VS.. Art
Mason at Buffalo; Young Erne VS. Willie
Fitzgerald at New York.
SATURDAY-Hugo Kelly VS.. .Davy
This promises 10 be another busy week
for the fighters In this vicinity. though in
other parts OF the country also there are
attractions tnat VIII nold the hlleftlon,
Tonight the fans are called 10 Thornton.
10 see Young Kenney go against Rudolph
Unholz the South African champion.
Another attraction and one that Is some
what unusual. but one that ought 10 have
been done before Is the placing OF Monk
the Newsboy I'm the limelight In feature
event The Monk meets Frankie Adams
at Lymansville on Memorial Day evening.
Echoes OF the Herrera Nelson fight are
heard on all sides, and while II may be
bit unjust TO criticise the Mexican at
this time for his actions, there are many
who are perfectly willing TO condemn him
for refusing 10 weigh in for Nelson.
While on the surface the trouble seems
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
BROWN ATHLETE
SUPERINTENDENT
Of BATH HOUSES

Gus Russ. captain of the Brown
football team OF last fall, has been
appointed superintendent OF the city
bath houses on the Seekonk river.
Mr. Russ has had considerable ex-
perience I'm work among boys clubs
and has been physical Instructor at the
Providence Boys club on Eddy street.
The bath houses are at present un-
dergoing renovation and repairs. and
will be opened the last OF June.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
BELMONT PARK BEGINS
nine DAYS RACING MEET

the Brooklyn Jockey club IL Dwyer had
not been too strong. Dwyer owns and
controls the Gravesend and Aqueduct
tracks and. besides being the most prac-
teal turfman today. has host OF politi-
cal friends.
These political allies have been able AT
various times TO assist Belmont and the
Jockey club stewards in their fight
against those who sought by various
means TO wipe out racing. Belmont thus
came 10 realize Dwyer's power and in
fuence. so when Dwyer very plainly
said he would not permit any change IN
dates that would hurt his club Belmont
very automatically entered into an agree
ment whereby no sclub should lose cent.
but all would derive full and equal BEN
ents
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

keep away from Terry's w.t. Snshes.
don't think he can stand the pace l will
set and when l get ready to land one
used 10 stand"
McGovern holds an entirely different
opinion. The Brooklyn Terror is fully
convinced that he can take Britts meas
ure, and he says he will show that he
stil retains his famous WALTON.
Joe HUMPHREYS had hard time 10 keep
Terry from overworking himself yester-
day The ex-champion was full Of vim.
and he could hardly refrain from punch
ing the bag TO picoes. He will rest at
johnson's roadhouse. where he has been
doing oil OF his training. until the time
for the light.
The fight will be held In the big arena.
and the doors will be open at p. m.
Associate members will be elected at the
door upon the payment of a 81 club fee.
The main event Is scheduled to begin
promptly al 10 O'Clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
WANSKUCKS LOST
TO THE PILGRIMS

The Pilgrims stepped into the lead in
the Providence Amateur League bv de-
feating the Wanskucks yesterday at Pal
ace Gardens by the score OF TO 1 IL was
Barnicle's initial game for the Pilgrims
this season and he had the batters biting
everything. The Pilgrims have not lost n
game this season and arc putting up a
high-class article OF ball.
The st. Teresas Will meet at the Union
avenue grounds Decoration day morning
and try 4te=elip- the 600 per cent mark
which the Pilgrims have held since the
opening OF the season. The score;
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
wANsKUCK.

Rnns-Allen. Emerson, Wilder, Davis.
Brealey. Barnicle-s: Halton--i Stolen
bases-F'lynn. Allen. Davis. Brealey Nc
Elroy. Two-base hits-Allen, Emerson 2.
Bsrnicle. Sacrifice hlts-Allen. Left on
bases-Pilgrims 8; Wanskuck 3. struck
out-By Barnicle S: by Halton g. First
base on balis-Off Htlten g. Wild pitch
Halton. Hit by pitched ball-By Barnicle-
A. sainsbury; by Halton- McElroy. Tim
pires-rrask and Sweet. Time-lh 4om.
PHILOs 8, ADELPHIANs l.
The annual game between the teams of
the Adelphian society and the Phiios OF
East Greenwich academy. wae played
Saturday arrer1UUn. -f-ru Philos trarr7 Tut
fained only two active members OF the
eociefy. their battery being German and
Solomon OF the team representing tho
Adelphisne an but two were active mem
bers. The game rc~uEed in favor OK the
Philos BY the score OF 4 20 J.
fpIIfTnC
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

likely he will he tho favorlte in tho be,-
ting. Inc age. proposition IS the only one
Net slN'S buthS 2 chan,e IN rhoVfrht
For ring gcnerahfhip and p-rnchlns .hu
ity "Fftz is so much above Rurns ~.
u is hardly worth considering bus ,bs
rirength OF youth In battles Of the i,t,, !,
Is always hard 10 overcome. ara pnr..
will no doubt depend on his s.arirs -,
wear the veteran down 10 such a s,sts -
weakness that an ordinary punch viii nv,
him out PN'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

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he. been used for over 90 years by mil.
lions OF mothers for their children while
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

Runs-Solomon ?. German. Collinson.
Houghton, Burdick, Strickland 2-s Ar
nold--i. Two-base hit--Arnold. Three
base hit--Solomon. Stolen bases-Solomon
., Gorman, u Clarke 2. Collision g. Bur
dick 3, Strickland 2-iS. Dibbel-i. First
base on ballsl-Off German 2: off Arnold 3.
Hit by pitched ball-iBy Gorman.-Arnold:
by Arnold-Gorman. Struck out--By Cor
man IL; by Arnold 12 Umpire-Burton.
Time-1h. Som
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
'ICnny' Burns,
/p0I1sI CorSAJ

fight in this section OF tho country and
no doubt a great number OF Lovers Of the
sturdy game will make n trip 90 Penn
town ia see tho former mighty man scrap
punches with his younger adversary.
Burns ft credited with n victory over
Marvin Hart This is about the only fight
he has had that entities him to meet
man Of Fftzsimmors' calibre
The grand old man" ~ the ring. Fitz-
simmons has been doing light work FOR
the bout. and despite his long service. Il IL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

Sports VINO have the time. and. OF
course. the money 10 make a trip 20
Philadelphis. will again have chance
60 SEQ Rob" Fitzstmmons. the former
heavyweight champion. I'm action tomor-
row night Robert once more dons hi@
lighting torz 90 meet the strong young
French Canadian who is hghting under
the name OF Tommy" Burns In a twenty
round contest ~ the Tuxedo club
In has been many moon since the ia
nous Australian hah been seen IN a long
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
| Hairworker. le9 fremont street, Boston.
II is simple. safe and easily applied; con-
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Will never use any other. BLANDING &
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

Two-base hits-Dunn 2. Mcfarland.
Brodie, La Chance 2, Rock ?. Cronin.
Hardy, Josslyn. Poland. Harley.
Three-base hits-Neal, Mcfarland.
Brodie 3. La Chance. Rock. Harley.
Stolen bases-Dunn 4, Kruger 2 Nc
Farland, Brodie 3. La Chance 8, Rock.
Cooper. Poland 4. Harley 8.
Sacrifice hts-Dunn 2. Kruger, Brod!e
2. La Chance 2. Rock 8. Beckendorf,
Cronin, Hardy. Poland 3. Harley 2.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Providence Baltimore-Rain.
Newark-Jersey City-Rain.
Games To-day.
Newark at Jersey city.
Montreal at Buffalo.
Toronto at RHochester.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
Get Our Prices.

You will nnd our advertisement else
where in this paper You will save money
n YOU heed g. CURRAN & BURTON,
INC.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
BALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BA ASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOZD
Results of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York 10, ST Louis 5.
Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York at st. Louis
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10, Cincinnati ;. Err
rors-Philadelphia l. Cincinnati g. Bat
terles-Duggleby and Doom; Chech and
Schlei
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

No games yesterday.
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

Hts-New York S. 81. Louis is. Errors
New York 9, ST. Louis !. Batteries
McGinnity and Bresnahan: Brown, Hos
letter and Raub
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Cincia.
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MINISTER FIELDING.

abegam yesterday morning, "hieh
Parliament conveyed wrong
in
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contested
Oh party
treating voters etc. Ii
while the candidate commits the nWfu act OF
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all Fielding will reelected by Shell
will be opened for him. Before
been the leading Liberal
in his
fomgh he practical statecraft
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MsRsMsMgmsWgHaMaM
THE NEUROTIC NAPOLEON.
New York Medical Journal.

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AUGUST Io.
SUNDAY
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GROWTH OF GENERALIZATION.

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