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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27


Deb Bort oo tolrise | sefften ino.
fate 4fbiloninger % oplpfenD,
SupIer. af sb. Sunfen. fb. ab.
iuntt. 1O8 9iber t Omlos. 0tp
iut fra so c. til 40 {.
283. gorssrIig. Sufs. @nrl:f
asbsnbupns gsOfesforreiOentIt
1540-1630 af r. Mejboro. 81
9. | OmH. Ret fra zoe. til 40t
284. Rirtens Qrbeioe | be tore Bner
Msp iarlist i5enblit poa ben lii
tslige Rsb / 8~sbenbapn. 4f Gen
m Using, aie. tbeol. 96 Sioer
Omnog. Reofnt fra so c. til 25
286. Canister gbriiian sbomefsr
Ssbeiteb. gn 8eretnins of Shnrf
Sebefteb. ga Siber | Omfop
9sbTat fra $1.2O til 80 c.
300. Tutibs @psrssmudl os e
eipftt af bet banf.Jplts2.Dnebi
tsb. On foltelis Suleeape til Den
ner | Rorben fra giIbelm Dirt,
bal. 260 Siber | Omflde. Ree
fat fra $1.20 til % Gents.
292. Gbriffi fpu Orb pao aorfet. =
getrdgtning.r | 6ufetiben df ST.
@rnbt. SO Sibsr | Omffag. Reb
TAT fra 40c. til Is Gents.
294. gpaneeliffe Goreorao | anleb.
ming at pdtsr 9ansss Nner.b pdc
oor airte. 6oIbte ! 9arnifonstir'
ten | Rsbsnbapn | 6aifen 1892 a
Senrn listing. tic. tbeol. 1872 81
Der | Omflag. Nebfut fra 70f
til 35 Gents.
295. Rogle gIub. at ben triftneapin'
bes !6iftoris. af 5crdlb @tsin'
176 Siber | Smftug. Reofdt fra
Zoe. til 25 Gents.
296. Spteenelier ON nit lepnsos %
min 5ibs 6iftorie. 4f Or. Gen
rif Ricoldi Gldufen. Ssrfie 6dlh
bek inbtil 184s. 31s @iOtr I 0r
Iaa. Qnoez 6dlpbsl: 1848-187s
576 Giber | Omflas. 8egge Bfnb
uebTdt fra $40 til S1.50.
297. Observation-Disclosures eDe-
gogffopbprt,lfen. Mf g. 9enri'
Sddrline, prof., 0r. theol. 172
Giber | Omfldg. Pebfdt fra 81
til % gents.
298. Donmdrf | Bineoer al banf,
Dictsrs. 152 5ioer | Smfloa p1s
meqet flint gopir og | fmdqful.
ubqdpe. S~ubebOloenbe bet fineit'
ubpdls at Digt,. FreOnt al nrfteT
ale 9anmarts Diatere. hpori al
be mere fr.mtrebenbe S%epornigb,-
Der | Danmorf befpnges. Recfn'
fra SOC. til % Gents.
299. Den odnffs 9onebados : Gfs'
petition til 9rsnlnnos DfffpFf
populort beHrepen at O. 6oim
Roptain I gfdaben, os q. Gorbt
premierlsitnnnt / Jlaaoen. 38f
for. Siber I meget fmutt tonppnsr
ret Bino msb @ulotrnf. 9il Get.
Rem tsrer en- Mensoe frroeles fin
gineper og ct Sort oper @rsnfanb
Ieofat fra 1888 til $500.
300. 1~1peirsttber. Gn Sfttbrin,
fra Jrimtsfionsesnene at Rape
gscter. 200 Siber | OmfIoe. =
Hebfat fra 800 til 40e.
3O1. Gn Somling @ers at Chr
Wintber. 242 Siber | Omfos
Rebfat fra $1,20 til 50t.
3D2. Tbe Coming Of TIE Shretp a
Winiom Sbofefpenre. Meb @lo'
fer eg Anmerfninstr Of q. etc
mart, Moc @resor. Selma 9
ainneb os 8. 6. Damn. 5il grns
peb Ssfpfubium, pripatunberDis'
ming oe I Stol.rnes bsiere alos'
fer. 1872 Siber / Omflos. H.b'
fat fra 80c til Doc.
BOB. Wocbetb of Miniam Sbuie
fpeore. Meo GlOfsr os Nnmarf
ninser Of Wr. u. Gtepart, gtu'
@regor og Wrs. g. ainntp. 81
grue psb Selpfrbium. pripotun
b~srpisnins os / Sfolernss bssr
Rlosfer. 36 Siber | Smnoo
Rebfot fra 60c til zoe.
3O5. 8rogebs Blade. Digit. al Gbr
Dinfber. 352 Siber | Omflan
HebTot fra $1,6O til Soc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

0rutnet. gn alOre Stone, BE-
Raon Mdren peiters, Ser bosOe
.0lumIs 6oipitaI, er ifelge u. 9. fun.
oct 0rutnet / @lumis 81. Man peo
lite, bporleoes lllntten sr ifet. men oei
antages, at bun, Der / Ten9ere Iii
bar pGret ipg. / 9:loelie er aadst ur
/ Sten og er forulhttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27


9oIb9t, at 8r9fterne ipigteoe benoe.
9um pitoe / 81. Sal. Ogbl.@ ubjGl=
.pelig bore orutnet, bpis life ct 12=
.Qars Pigebdrn q fommen benpe til
Og baboe bolot be1oe oppe. inO<
til Qnitaltens 8auo naaeoe Dem.
Den 12saarige pige, Der er en- Dat
ter at 9unOpoit Gritiens Gnte / 6ols
bef og be0oer Gna, bar M fact
&eoningsmeoaaien for tin tatte
0dao.
Meneo. 5 9ar0e er en- sis-
neitetdrl for 3toen lat UNDER Siltdle
for Meneo. : Nnleoning at en- Strio
meo 0usbonoen bdooe 6dn brugt
6adnogribelisbeOer oper for oenns
icg bans 9uitru. 6oorefter ban bao
en- ReHetillaoelie % 2sn; oct fsrlte
If ban. men bet iioIte n9gteoes BAN.
adrlen dnlagOe Sag og peo Dom
men bIep Qsnnen BAN tiltenot. bpis
fan oilOe af9gge Sc paa. at ban life
ha0oe forulenrpet I'm 6usbono o..
|M}domoOer.
0enne go aflagoe ban, men oct er
MI / 81. ~9eItj. Ogbl." OpIpit, at g.
zen par falit. &drlen bar tmilitaaet.
% Orenge fepenoe Be-
sraoe0e. 30 0renge paa 3 O9
{ 4ar Iegeoe ben 7. os. I en- SanNz
.eraO / Ran6eoen at @reisoalens
Stole= os Mgbslabrif.
pluoielig itreo 100 9as Saub'
REQ % begrd0eoe begge 0rsgene.
en treble 9reng, Der fad 1lbften.
sjoroe 4nifrig, og aae 4~r6eioerne ira
5dbritten tom burtig til % begbno-
ts At grape 0rengene no. men od man
GaOoe fduet 6OoeOst al Den enc grena
trem, itete ct MT Streo, og MI lgi
te0es oct life at reo0e 8srnene.
8d man tit Dem graoet no, par Sc
be99e 0sOe. 0rengeue er Ssnner Al
10 4r6eioere pdu 5abritten peo Raoa
6 reubinser o. Borg.
Stort Gjenoomstgb /
& sben6dpn. Gentrrlbdnten for
9anoel o. SnOuitri bar df @tdtsz
rado GurI Soften for en- Gum at
100000 Str. fe6t Gjenoommen .6isr=
net al 5reoeritsbOr9aaoe og 2srrc.
pol09doe moo en- tontdni uo6efaIiHg
of 5000 3r.
Gtdtsrdao 8rosftrer Garl SOFTER
9ar geHnem OOerretsIagfsrsr SIR.
9iiben fsbt gienoommen Jfeoritsz
bOrggaoe Gr. 10 % RsrrepufogaOs
SIR. 10 az giunofortofdbrifdnt grnii
FOR 100000 Str. mes 100, :
600 Str. uo6etalina.
g 8uggetae Rdn0ers-j
Selifabet oSp9oe 9grns Barn" 6arl
e'dbleret en- 8uggeitue / Nanoers. 4tl
efter oct Antal gern, iumI
Ai0tif bar DRret art6rdgt I oenne, ri
eer berbeo, ~Ifriuer .Rano- genitrs
dfbjulpet ct betpoeligt SapnI
for De Weore. Der er pad Mu6ejoe or
st Barns QnbriHgefIe TO
ter % Ore pr. Dag.
5ilftuuet S4ospGdet
telfe. Gfter bpdo .aufunoborg
Nn." erfarer bar en- 9sdarIg Oren9.
Ssn at en- Rsgter, tilitaaet Al bare
foruariaget Den SlolDs, be0 60iltea
yRoftrupgdaro"s Statos % 2dos=
6paninqsr ne0branote ben II. DIT.
Stor airfeqdpe- Qf en-
anonDm @iber er Der iii Opferelien
ar Sen nDe Simeors Strife pdo oee
Rsrrebro 9sben6ubn ifantst
1000 2r.
Der er mi ialt in0betdlt og tegntt
10000 Str. Wddlet er 100000 9r.
aomiteens 5ormano er Sognepreit
Brifb. Jran0ien, Rprrebroguoe Rr.
|118.
8an0b9rf I Waribo. Wd
gibo 8praaO Oeotog III. st. g." fit
MsOe Onsoag Den 7. os. at ani9sge
Ia WnnNnprf III 81 pefah Ner ;ffs ms
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
6pbe0dddr0e

Ut { N U 7
1 5 M n oe", Der tilbsrer Staten.
er bortforpagtet for 5 gar til @uar=
Tens nuoarenoe 5orpagter 6inri6.
len. 6Orpa9tningsdfgiften er anidi
til en- 70. 9pe og 8 Str. pr. SsnSs
.qano iurnt Statterre, Der uogsr 5000
RI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

Snobruostppsn 9 torm
|N islfsn er | 81. 81. g." nn 8.
|fs. bsoen am6olot / SDsnoborg. Og
bar %tilitauet fig ftploig I nOsle 1pOss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

De bsfere QlmenffoIer |
st pbenbdbn bdboe Sen 10. Aug.
1906 ct Hamlet gIepantdl at 1862
moo 2525 oct foregadenOe aar %
.2343 / 1904. Der fanOtes oeu 10.
4ua. / Mar / Metr3politanifofen oil
.6leoer, og / oe l9rN Sfofsr / Gre.
eeritsbOrg 1T, RostiI0e 100. OoenIe
.267, Rnte6ine 115. Qalborg 80,
aar6us 219, 8ibe 156, giborg 40,
Ganoers 245, 6orfens go. Rsnne
|1S4, % Sors Stole 249 Gfeper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

Sra 2an0bo4giftolen.
Nad ct ! 9tnle al talrige Odnife ca
rorfte 8eterinarer ufbolot Msoe fiji.
teoes Den Is. lop. D. q. en- M ffor-
enins fal0st v9sterinermeoicinff sSurz
ening" meo oct 6ormaal, foruosn
at itprts tdmmerutIigt Sammen6olS
oso 5oreorag. 0istusiion m. D. 4
Dirfe til OpIp5ning og unoer6oios
ming for Meolemmerne.
iii 5Ormun0 oalgtes qsIiitent /
Nndtomien, @ano. 0etr. Bed, % iii
0iceformano ltuo. oetr. Qbel. glc
ielDe Oct tonitituersn0e Ws0e in0s
melote iig itrats 107 Meolemmer, ct
4ntal, Der aaereoe TIL er forsqet tit
ca. 80, inaOel Danife fom RorSs
mRno; e. gebis paa, 6ofIfen 5illu.=
ming 5nnten bar rls6t.
paa 9an0br6ejitolen Ifuoerer for
SiSen ca. $50 getsrinerer. 6oorlf
ocsr en- 8reoieoel sr Nprife. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

81. Gbriitidnien. 9renoerupsaaro. %
df0poe @poteter aaptain Speper
Senere pad 9interen tom g. 5bomz
len til, oe ban oil altiaa / 2lar tunne
iboloe 40 Mars Subilaum iom eerer
REQ iamme Stole. 5 Somneren
1867 fit Stolen fin e9en gp9ning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

SberfafOen al en- gaOer.
0a sen 70zaarige @adroejsr g.
Nlln6- Yeterien At Rommebabe be0
9embig Den 9. os. par gaaet no pda
Mdrten for at flptte en- @fsoOer, opet-
fafot Oenne Dam % o9lteoe Dam. Gn
tiLfalOig forbipasierenoe ileOe Ill
6ieIp, BET lpftsoes 6am ogiaa al BE-
Fri 9uar6ejeren, men Oerre bdooe
ifsl9e q. 9. faaet iuu baaroe Sor.
~itelier, at ban tort efter Oeoe.
Moroet / 6ot06ierg for
6Biefteret.. Sagen moo Peter
gieaemaHn anuoieu er MI inOaHtet
til 6giefteret. 6piefterstsiagfsreras
2lsmusien og Senien er beffiffeoe beas
.fctospis til Qftor % 0efsnior,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

8un0Derf Waribo. Md
ribo gpraao Oeotog IN. st. g." fl
|Msoe Onsoag Den 7. os. at uni9sgG
(. BdnOD1rf iii ct gefsb, Ger life MAJ
|r0eritige 100000 Sir. Der oil I Der
n9rmeite 5reniio bfiOe fOretaget 81
rinasforfse efter 9ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

mt 9ampffihsfefffnb
Der er / &sbenbdon oannst Ct mi
0umpiffbsIelitab neo en- Mftietupis
tai paa 100000 &r., Der er tegnet
un0er 6danoen. Selifdbet. bpis
Naon er n9rnen", bar / Spifldno
heItilt 2 Sfibe af $500 Cons. 81
ftprelIen beitaar at aommanogr 6. z
Richelieu, Direfter @rsoe Snuff 9e
Grosfsrer Sderfin liant G6r. gna.
Den fioite fon 5orretningsfsrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

RDslinge 9ejffOle fun.
De ben 1. Nopember | Aar 6olOe I'll
4Oz9lars Subilaum. Den /. HOO.
1866 begpnois / 5gt9e mJpns 5fo."
Gtoien ! Hpsiinge praitegaaro mel
IL Gteoer ! ben Stle, boor aolo tio.
ligsrs / Birteoals proitstio buoo1
folot Sfole, oels for 8srn. 0els fol
ungs Wenneffer.
QaitOr Sob. elauien par 5OrIfdn
Ger "a ft til 9jnlp nuDarenoe penf
Carer 81. Sbrgenfen | 5inersIeO, at
oioe cdno. bbeoI. SpdrreOobn Os
<nfeItt Elmer nsaporenoe Gorpaste
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

Boyer til ov~erordentlig nedsat Pro-
8enyt Lejiighenen. Heb Hogle at dtsss-
oiilige Boyer, linden de CT udsolgt. lie
adeladte Nunrs er selgt. Da vi iki~
KAN skane 6ers Boyer Ill de anfsrs,
lave Priser, naa Bestiiiing indsende.
snarest ON man snsker no4ls If der.
Bsgerne dlsenc - poTtofYit.
BeRerne bcntilles cfter MANNER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

Gn gammel 0dme oberz
tsrt. Gn / r5reOensbus" paa
Oosieringen boenos 80sadrtg DANE,
Gnfefru Sobnfen, bleb furleOen. o.
bun Oiloe ftrau 'ober 5reoensgape
rsoet omtuIo at en- Droife og foaftsl
UNDER 6enne. auften bapoe gnnIfs
riIf o%drifoet 8dmsn, men ga hen0sa
SorelIe sr itartt Ibatfet. forftoo bur
life 4oDdrslen. !6An bleb | en- til.
fafot NmbuldneeDoqn fsrt til 4om.
mltnebofpitalet og inofast.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

Stor 8irfeqdpe- Of 81
anonDm @iDer er Der iii OpferelIel
|of Sen nDe Simeons Strife pad oe
|fdttiae Psrrebro 8ebenbabn ifants
1000 Rr.
Der er M ialt in0betdlt og tegrt
10000 Str. Wadlet er 100000 81
aomiteens Gormdno er Sognepr9i
Brifb. Jrdnoien, Rprrebroguoe sri
lis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

g II 8uggeftae / Rdn0ers
Selffabet oSp9oe 9grns Barn" 61r
e'u6leret en- 8uggeifue / Ranoers. III
cemme efter oct Qntal gern, ion
bar opret ar6rdgt I oenne, Il
Ner berbeo. IfriDer rRano- genftrs-
tlao". ufbjufpet ct betpoeligf Sapa
for De Weore. Der er paa Mu6ejoe OF,
Dagen. st Barns QnbriHgelIt To-
ter % Ore pr. Dag.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
)TBALL GOLF RACING BOXING WRESTLING ATHLETICS
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
FOR Y. NJ. C.. A. TEAMS
York, Pa, Baltimore Central,
and Washington Are
Represented.

An interstate basketball league com
posed Of Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
tion teams from York. Pa, Central y.
NJ G. A, of Baltimore, and the local
association has been recently formed.
Each team viii play six games, three
at home and three out OF town. The
schedule follows:
December p. Baltimore Central vs..
York.
December g Washington VS.. York.
January L, Baltimore Central vs..
Washington
January 10. York vg. Baltimore Cen
tral.
January 26. Washington VS. Baltimore
Central.
February 2, York vs.. Baltimore Cen
tral.
February 9, Washington VS.. York.
March 2 York vs.. Washington.
March O. Baltimore Central VS.. York.
March 10. Baltimore Central VS. Wash
ingtOn.
March 3, Washington vs.. York.
March go Washington VS.. Naltimore
Central.
A prize. 20 be decided upon later viii
be awarded To Jhe team with tife high
est percentage at the end Of the season.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
LOWE TAKES BRACE
AND BEATS S. SMITH
Washington Boxer Saved
From Knockout by Bell
in Second Round.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. After heing
saved by the bell in the second round.
Tommy Lowe, of Washington, made a
grandstaHd finish in the hfth nd sixth
rounds against Sammy smith, Of This
city, last night at the Broadway Ath-
letic Club. and at tn~ finish was &C
credited with a draw
II was Smiths first appearance in a
Philadelphia ring for over a year. but
he had lost none of mis- cIeveruess. Dur
ing the first round Ee had Lowe com
pletely "bUnalOed," and just before the
bell rang for the end OF the second he
put Lowe down with an ugly clip on the
jaw. Lowe was practically out, but just
as Referee Bailey slowly tolled OF nine
seconds the bell rang for the end Of the
round. Lowe could hardly get 10 his
feet and had the round been but one
second longer Smith would have won
with q clean knockout TO his credit.
Lowe came an rather grOggy for the
third round, but Smiths overeagerness
saved Lowe and he gradually recovered
his strength and won out
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
TROUBLES
BREAKING OUT AGAIN
Ruling Against Unregistered QuntS Hard to Enforce.
Heat Betting Poor Gambling-Young Britt
Proves False Alarm.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

dld own a few Brooklyn lots. but they
were long ago mOrtgaged 70 the pllI,
and that the only money he has had FOR
the past TWO years has been derived
from his not highly successful theat-
rical show and few and far between
boxing matches.
McGovern made money remarkably fast
when he first broke into the Nmellght-
He was a rushing, dashinR tighter al
ways willing 10 accept two blows TO give
one, and this constant beating mad more
10 do with his present condition Lhdh
anything else. While he was at the TOP
ne was reported on all sides as having
put away Il nest egg OF something IKE
100000. and the mOralists were holding
him Up as a beautiful example TO harun-
scarum fighters like Young Corbett ana
Kid Broad, who wasted their substance
faster than they made IL. Now the pic
ture has already been reversed, ana
they are talking of holding a big benent
Tor the once Terrible Terry. Even his
wife is said 10 have been deceived and
unaware that his finances were so low.
Britt Easy for Murphy.
Pride got a fall last night In Baltimore.
when Kid Murphy. who claims the lo5-
pound championship OF the world.
knocked out Young Britt in the fourth
round. Britt broke loose a year or 50
ago in Baltimore and had the earmarks
of conner. He was fast. and had a
dangerous punch Tor 4 llAtle man. anu
considerable science. He put IL over
number % heavier men before small
clubs and in rrelminaTies 10 big shows
and was touted as a conner. Then this
youth acquired one or the most remark
able sUclled heads ever seen in the ring.
Although he was still only promising
beginner. he stalked as II he had Jim
Jefries looking like a cripple. AT first
he was amusing, and then b came tire
some. So much so that thOsa who We're
the first TO hail him as a possible cham
piOn were the most anxious % see him
have his block knocked OF.
Some weeks ago Britt appeared in q
preliminary at HerfoTd club with
Mitchell Levi. the Reckless Wonder
They had not been going "a minute be-
fore Herford saw that they had agreed
20 do each other no damage and threat
eued TO throw both out OF the ring
After that they got busy and did som
half-hearJed fighting. II was Britt's
great chance 10 make hit and get
nrst-class star bouts. but because of his
wise guy methods ne lost il. Later ne
met Jimmy Farren before Herford
club, and quit after two or three rounds.
claiming that he WAS sick and had q
bad thumb. The verdict of those at
the riugside was that when Farren
reached him too often IL took the CON
celt and the heart out Of him.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
lake Billings Word.

Despite the unpleasant remarks direct
cd against q. h G. Billings by the at
torneys for Mr. Smathers at the trial.
the general impression prevails that the
owner of Lou Dillon spoke the truth
when he said he was in no way con-
Cerned in the charges, and that he
neither aided. abetted, couuJeuanced, or
influenced Murray Howe I'm the allega-
toms against Mr.. SmatueTs. These
views are shared by a majority OF horse
men in attendance at the Murray Hin
Hotel. and il is not expected that any
action viii be brought against him in
connection with the famous case.
That Murray Howe VIII be forced TO
dlVUlge the fUU particulars relating 10
the case In a court IS generally admitted
Very few hOTSemcn could be found 70
admit that Howe was aCtuated by NAL
ice, revenge. OF spite In formulating the
charges against Mr.. SmatheTs, bet that
he was rather the tO0-Willing tool OF two
rusCrupulous men in George Spear and
Ed Sanders.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

suspended OF expelled. according to the
gravity Of the Ofense."
The appeal OF A. /. Thomas Of Benson,
Neb.. who was expelled by the Trotting
Association for refusing TO start IN the
nird heat of the 2.0J yrot on Wednesday
September y. 1906. at the State Fair at
syracuse. n. Y. was denied. This case
was second only in Importance 70 that
of the Memphis Gold Cup.
The decision OF Tie board OF review in
The Memphis Gold Cup case is generally
lndOrSed by the hOTsemen Neither Mr.
Smathcrs or his legal representatives
were i'm evidence yesterday. but the gen
eral impression Is tEat Mr. Smathers
VIII not De satisfied with the vindicatiOn
OF the National Trotuug Association,
but will seek further redress in the
courts
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

Egan. of Washington. when Egan was
decidedly the heavier. II was g-.-at
punching exhibition. He caught Jhe
Washlngt0uian with a fun right and !eft
swing 20 the body almost at exactly the
same moment, scrambilng the ribs, in
wards and heart OF Egau so Thoroughly
that he did not straiEhteu out the mess
for 4 week or ten days That Murphy
could whip Britt was expected, but thaI
Britt should prove such dead one
when confronted with real live propo-
sitf8u was something of IL surprise.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Heat Betting Zoo Gambling.

Men who had picked morse to win
heat on form saw him have his head
yauKed of by a foxy driver, and Ihen
very properly put up tremendous ICdr
becau3e they did not get action for
money. AS long as the trotung tracks
allowed LealbOoKs. there was no excuse
for not forcing every driver % do his
best every time. Now the American
TrOtting Congress has adopted "a rule
which allows pulling I'm a neat u the
driver shows he really intends 10 finish
frst in the race. This Is open and fair
warning to all bettors. and 10 is prob
able that in the future. on the tracks
controlled by the congress. there Will be
no betting except In the old. reliable
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
YANKEE ROGERS HAS
CHANCE WITH BELL

CHICAGO, Dee. 7.-"Yankee" Rogers
defeated Charles Delivuck last night in
Two straight falls ia a wrestling bout to
select a man TO meet Fred BeeU for the
American wrestling championship
DelFuck who claims the match was
unfamiliar with the catcu-as-catch-ca
style or wrestling, and was on the de
1ensiye throughout Rogers took tle
irst ran in seventeen minutes and the
second IN tWenty-four
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
TWO ARE EXPELLED
IN GOLD CUP CASE
Edward Sanders and George
Spear Punished With I'm
expected SuddenneSS.
EASING UP ON BILLINGS
Tendency TO Believe He Did Not Inspire
Charges Against E. E. Smathers.
Howe's Position.

NEW YORK, Dec. To emphasize
their decision in the Lou Dillon "dop-
ing case the board of review of the
National TTotting Association at ycster-
days meeting at the Murray HUI Hotel.
expelled George ". Spear of New York
and Edward Sanders of st. Louis for
completely IN the scandal.
Spear was expelled for pulling Temple
Bar At the Cleveland Driving Park in
1891 but was temporarily reinstated one
year later The temporary reiustate-
ment was Withdrawn and by unanimous
vote Of the board he was expelled
second time. Sanders case was dis
posed of Ia the same way as that of
Spear.
The case of MuIard Sanders in con
necuOn with the now celebrated Lou
Dllon-Major Delmar affair was CON
tinued The expulsion of the two men
came as a big surprise to the horsemen,
as no intimation had been given that
any such action was contemplated al the
present meeting, although il had been
announced that the board would at
some time act officially on The drivers.
The men were expelled under rule l5.
section ?, OF the National Trotting Asso-
citation, which reads as follows:
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YALE QUINT WINS;
TRINITY UNDER BAN

HARTFORD, conn. Dec. 7-YaIe de-
feated the Trinity basketball team cas-
H. here last night al the Trinity Col
Iese gymnasium Icy Il score OF 80 10 a.
BY the decision of the Amateur Ath-
leclc Union in barring Yale from the
Organization, Trinity 10y playing the
Blue viii also probably be disqualified
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
sLAyIN TO LEAD vILLANovA.

VILLANOVA. Pa, Dec. AT the
bsuquet rendered the VillanOva varsity
at the Windsor Hotel last week Joseph
slayfn. 'Os. of Waterbury, Conn. half
back. was elected captain Of the 1907
football team.
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Under Rule Against Drugs.

If any person be guilty of. OF shall
ccnspire with any other person for the
commission OF. or shall cOnnive al any
other person being guilty Of any corrupt
or fraudulent practice; or who snail
have administered drug or stimulaut
internally or by hypOdermic method
prior TO or during the progress of a
race, or who shall have used appliances
electrical or mechanical other than the
ordinary whip and spur, shall be fined,
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
what Murphy Did to Egan.

KID Murphy, BTitt's conquerOr. was
certainly the goods a couple OF years
ago, but ] have not seen him since then.
He is fast, can box. and has d most
astonishing hitting power for such a
little fellow. once he knocked out Kid
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
KAUFMAN AID GARDNER2

NEW YORK. Dec. IA report from
the coast says Al Kaufman has been
matched TO fight George Gardner in Los
Angeles. which would seem 10 eliminate
him for the present as a possible op-
pOncnt for JonhCsn.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
BASKETBALL TOMORROW NIGHT
- q

The Capron Cadets win play the 7.
NJ. e. A. team al Center market at
S,45 Saturday night. The probable line
up: t&sEa
y NJ q Position Canraug
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
McGovern Flat Broke.

Bat Masterson states that. contrary 10
the general opinion Terry McGovern is
fiat broke. and the reports of his own
ing large quantities of real estate in
Brooklyn are pure myth lie says Terry