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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
.SOUTHS|DE WINS
CAME IN A CANTER
Wrong Side Of Cary Street Is
Overwhelmed by Rootcr
Sydnor's Men.
CLOSE RACE IN ERROR LIST
Pitchers Struck Out Men With
Ease, but Fielders Afforded
the Fun.
CLOSE RACE IN ERROR LIST

Tho Northsfde and Southside base.
ball teams, representing the right and
the wrong side of Cary Street, yester-
day played Off the tie, the proceeds OF
the travesty on the national game being
donated to the Home for Incurables
southsiders, the final score being Is to
4 in their favor.
The feature OF the game was the
work of the rooters, Mr.. Frank Bliley
undertaking the role Of chief rooter
for the va,fquished. while Mr.. "pippin'
Sydnor contributed the chaff for the
victors. The Blileyites were very
risky up to the disastrous fifth In
ming, Chief Bllley parading his wasp
like figure up and down the coaching
lines and waving a wad of Chadwick
on his team. Rooter Sydnor was
chirpy, but not 30 confident until the
fifth inning, when the team Of Captain
Frost, OF the Northsde, met Its Water
lulu. THEREAFTER the Sydnorites We're
jubilant. and We're skipping about like
lambs in meadow. giving the North
siders the ha-ha on every occasion.
The climax of the game came just
at the close, when Chief Rooter Sydnor,
Of the victors. had carried out to the
diamond large lemon about eighteen
inches in diameter grown on his mag
nation farm, which he presented in a
Frost. Of the Northeide. The captain
received the testimonial with a blush
which would have been the envy OF
q. sweet girl graduate receiving her
commencement bouquet. 1t required
lemon laid to remove the trophy from
the grounds. but 1t was accomplished.
1t was a weird and wonderful game.
Umpire Mcintyre got tired OF holding
the indicator. and swapped places for
q while with Thfrd-Baseman Rlalock,
who played a star game. Mr.. Blalock
went. after a. thrown bail as If he We're
trying to catch q chicken escaped from
out in full baseball toys, which dis.
played his figure to fine effect-as fine
as cambria needle. His only chance
was singer. which he released as
| II 1t had ben a hot potato or bit Of
sea nettle.
Runs we're made on any old thing.
In the ninth the pitcher walked bat
ter, and he scored on three successive
passed balls. i In the fifth inning the
Southsders got six rltns on two hits
and a bunch of misplays, and in the
next two bingles yielded three runs
it was hard to keep record of them
Catcher Rees has fifteen of the TWEEN
ty-seven put-outs for ibis team.
1t was close race, but the Northside
excelled In the number OF errors. hav-
ing q dozen by lenient count to ter
rather had the better of the batting
| but stick work did, notsconnt when err
| rers, passed balls stolen bases anc
passes were as abundant as fleas upo1
| a purp.= ~
Here is a. record of the comedy Of
somewhat indulsent scorer could re-
cord them.
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REYNOLDS GETS
POOR SUPPORT
Errors by the Magicians Gives
Worms Seventh Straight
Game.

DANvILIE. VA. August 27.--Dan-
VIE won her seventh consecutive VIC
tory to-day by defeating Roanoke In
contest marked by ragged fielding
work on the part of the visitors. ReS-
nolds pitched game which would
have won It lie had been given better
support. He let in one Of the runs
made by the locals in the second In
ming by trying to catch a man off first.
but throwing the ball wild, allowed
the runner from third to come home.
Walker for the locals, while allowing
more hits than the opposing twlrler,
was effective at critical stages, and
was given gilt.edged support. An err
ror By Mcmahon. who let an easy
grounder go by him, and an error by
Catcher McKeen at the plate. who
dropped the ball thrown by Hessier,
were directly responsible for two runs
made by Darville. Manager Brodie, OF
the visitors, was put out of the grounds
in the. fifth inning for cursing Umpire
Coliiflower. Two two-baggers and q
single by Enstace and a sensational
catch by Richards in left field. were
features Of tho game. The score:
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OFFICE TEAM IS
AFTER POLICEMEN

The pcst-of employees baseball
team is out with challenge TO the
Police Department OF the city to meet
them in game on some local iia-
mond on. any date between the list
and Goth of September. The club
swingers IN Chief Werner's corps must
either take water or hustle up team
TO meet the mail distributors for the
challenge Is open and fair. The Police
department embraces among its mem-
pership some weil-known diamond art
lists or other days, among them Mr.. Z.
Z. Tate, Familiarity known as Pop"
who was one OF the greatest catchsrs
the game eyer produced. Since the
days when Pop shone with the vir-
like form has grown rotund. and he
Is not a ten-secnnd sprinter, but he
has not lost his, batting eye. nor that
swlng that used 10 land homers and
ander Tomllnson was a baseball star
soon after the war, when the pitchers
used to really pitch the ball. instead
Of throwing it. and the scores were
game. Many OF the policemen can still
catch a fly ball as we'll as they can a
crook. and all OF them are men OF
muscle and not a few are good sprin-
ters.
There Will be some hitting when
the two teams meet, as it may be as.
sumed they will, for the police were
never known to take water at least
IN such thing as a baseball chal-
lenge. Baseball, dominoes and check
ers are their long suits. But here is
the challenge. which speaks for itself:
MI. Nell Eolkes, care First Polica Sta
ton. City:
Dear s!r,--I hereby issue to You on
behalf OF the post-oftice employees. a
challenge to play a game OF baseball ii
on some day after the LIST of September
and before the 25th Of same month. /
have not yet completed my team, and
believe yon can get together a good
Or course, tho game will be played
for the benefit of the, Police Benevo-
lont Fund. All we ask will be actual
expenses for the mon getting Off from
duty to play viii let you know later
what players will put In the game,
that if you decide to get up team
and play us.
Hoping to hear from you at your
earliest convenience. ! am.
Yours most respectfully,
JOS, II. NUNALLIE. +
Carrier No. So. Main Office,
Richmond. Va, August 81, 1907.
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TENNIS SCORES
AT CUMBERLAND
One Richn,onder Participated i'll
Western Maryland
Tournament.

CUMBERLAND. MD. August IT.,
There are FOE entries in the annual ,lst
tennis tourney of the Potomac Clun
FOR the champion ship of Western Mary
land, which began to-day. The fol
lowing matches. were played in the
sammis Of New York. defeated Van
Hoozen, of Washington. d. G., ea-s,
McLanhan. of Baltimore. beat Win
Spencer Gordon, of Washington, de-
feated Henderson. OF Cumberland 30
Ga.
held the Southern CHAMPIONSHIP FOR
three years, defeated Scherer, OF Rich
mond Va 60. 6--l.
Powell, OF Cumberland defeated ted
A. Hunter Boyd of Baltimore. de-
feated Colburn, of Frostburs, Go,
So. IL Ef{stFtS
Rawl, Of Harrisburg. Pa, 81, s.
7--5.
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BIG SHAKE UP OF
TRUCKER TEAM

PORTSMOUTH VA. August a7.---In the
camp OF the Truckers .. big shake-upis i'm,
pending over lon gdistance telephone to-
night came the voice of Clark, and With IL
the announcement that continued defeats
has moved the doughty leader. to drastic
duct of Lynchbnrg from its feet Tomorrow
night tho lis viii DO up for several Trucker
town representatives. Charlie Moss. late
s after = CLARK hn az the
is to go, Warren also Nxlli get tickeA Of
leave; likewise Temple and Leonard Pitch
ers Hennager Is shifted from outtleld to
third. F'ischman lately acquired, supplants
Moss at short. q position he played /, IN
Portsmouth, last season. Hevenel Viii cor
tinnet at second and lark at ffst.5B lserna n
field position, With Sullivan and Cooke,
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LONG SHOTS WIN
MOST OF RACES

SARATOGA. n. " August az,
Horses from the Sanford stable scored
twice to-day, Walls, the z to 10 favor
lite, taking the Saranac handicap IN
easy style, and Danoscara winning the
first race by a nose; TWO faNorltes
won, Summaries;
First raoe-nandcap, all ages. SIX
furlongs -Danoscara t6 to u first,
Jack Atkin (even) second, j, G. Coor,
"a Ia IS third Time 1:iaa-5;
Second race--three- year-olds sell
Ing ono mle-.sir Ralph 90 to y
first, Tom Dolan q TO - second, Lady
Esther teven) third Time LAO LIB. !,
Third e---two-Year-olds five and
half furlongs,--Bell Wether @ 70
Is frst, Bislra e to ~ second Sir
Cleges IA to 81 third, Time. 1904
three ysar-olds mile and an eighth.
Wills n TO 100 iirst,Rio Grande (S TO
~ second Don Enrique @ 70 % THIRD
Time, l:5s2-b.
Fifth racer-handicap, tlree.yeary
.olds and upward selling one mile
Vino 20 to 81 first Lane Allen a to ~
second. Quassa g 70 ID third, Time,
.1;41,
ifillies and aeldngs. FIVE and 4 half
farlong SIN ystlheF AZ to al, hrst
to 81 third. Time. LOS,
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TEN R|FLEMEN ARE
MEDAL WINNERS
Virginians Who Have Won
Trophies by Eighty Per
Cent. Averages.
HARDY AND WALLACE LEAD
Two SEVENTEEN Regiment Cap
tains Excel in 2oo-9ard
Rapid Fire.
HARDY AND WALLACE LEAD
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)


CAMP PERRY, o., August s1.-.A
heavy rain this morning delayed the
start of the last days practice of the
Virginia rifle team for the national
match, which opens tomorrow. and
mixed up ak inches of .aSle-grease
mud" that Is q novelty for the ocou-
pants OF Virginia Street Not until 10
O'Clock did the team get out on the
skirnisf range. The afterneon8it put in
on tho eight hundred, nine hundred and
thousand-yard targets The light CON
dftions were exceedingly poor. Nir-
ginia's sliirniish scores varied all the
way from IS to 81. The tricky wind
fooled several OF the men.
From the skrmish work the team
went at rapid fire at two hundred
yards. AT two hundred yards rapid
fire yesterday Captain G. NJ Wallace,
Jr., and Captain Ernest NJ. Hardy tied
for high score at 4 5 out OF possible
so. va
From rapid fire tho team took up
slow fire at 900 yards. Here Captain
Hardy's and Private Newton's AZ were
high The other scores We're captain
Wallace. So; Private Pier, as: Captain
Hardy, AZ: Private Newton. Az Major
Martin. Is; Sergeant Hardy, 80; Lieu-
tenant Correll. Is; Private Langbock,
81. CAPTAIN Moore. Oh: Private Huber,
At: Lieutenant Peace. 81: Private
Dougherty. SO; Captain Stone, 81; Ser
geant Kelly. IS; Major Bossleux, ~.
Total 400
Ten members of the team haze won
so per cent. ,edals--AIajers Stanley w
Martin. Captain E. NJ. Hardy, of the
seventeen Regiment: Captain Charles
Wallace seventieth: Lieutenant Thomas
q. Corral, Blues Battalion; Serge ant
j. w, Hardy, seventieth: Captain y. -
Moore, Seventy-frst: Private r. L. New
ton. Seventieth, and Private !. y
D ougherty. Seventy-frst.
The Ohio team, which has been mere
since May practicing to win the ma
tfonal match on its own stamping
ground. suffered when the executive
officer of the meet. fhieutenant-Colonel
r. K. Evans Fifth United States IN
fantry excluded two of Its memne1Is-
Lieutenant South and Private Sternple
from all practice participation III the
He barred them because they yio--
lated the War Departments rule that
NO one in the rifle camp shall tire q
rifle other than at target or IN tne
fouling or warming pit. the hoLs ~
the ground into which they SHOOT e
| shot across country. A farmers Wits
| barely missed being hit and nus pls
Army troops are patrolling the tela-
p.ranh line tonight to prevent, the hold
IN of government and all other ous-
iress, which strikers effected last nigh'
for twelve hours
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Records OF the Clubs
Phillies stop Pirates.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August az
BY consecutive hitting On the seventh
inning Philadelphia won to-day from
Pittsburg.
Pittsburg ......2 oooooooo-2 I i
Philadelphia y. 20 o05O1 03 10 10 3
Batteries: Phillippi and Gibson: Cor
ridon and Jacklitsch. Time, 1895. UNI
pires, Carpenter and Rigler.
Reds win on Wild Toss.
BOSTON, MASS. August 27-After
making 1t tie score by batting out
a home run in the ninth, Brain threw
into the bleachers in the tenth, and
Cincinnati won.
Score by innings: r III. e.
Boston 1900 o01ooo10-2 4 2
Batteries: Wei,ner and Mclean; Dor
ner and Brown. Time, 1:46. Umpire,
Johnstone.
Cubs Win Pitchers Duel.
BROOKLYN. August 27.--Lundgren
and Rucker both pitched good games.
and with honors even. except IN the
fifth inning, when Evers singled and
cb sssgs BY inn'nge 3 . olooool +. 4 p
Brooklyn 00O000O-0 3 /
Batteries: Lund gren and Killing:
Ruclier and Ritter. Time. 1:45, UNI
pires, KLEIN and O'Day.
DIuthewson In Great Form.
NEW YORK, August 27.-Mathewson
outpithecd karger in to-day's game,
and the locals won.
Score by innings: R. H. e.
New York ......ooeloeoo:-i :
Batteries Karger and Noonan;
Mathewson and Bresnahan. Time, 1880.
Umpire. Emsie.
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INDIANS WIN FROM
IN|NCHESTERS
Pitcher Sinner, Of Pale-Faces, Is
Wild and Gives Game
Away.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Titnes-Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, August 27.-The
Nebraska Indians turned the tables on
the locals to-day, winning by to i.
Sinner who started in to twirl for
Winchester was wild, passing four ana
indians four tallies In three innings.
He was relieved by Cantwellln the
fourth, and tho visitors run getting
stopped right then and there, but the
game was. already lost. Cantwell all
lowed four hits and struck out eight
in six innings, In the sixth retiring tho
entire side by strikeouts.
Winchester's single tally was made
by Curly Brown In the first when
he drove the ball over left-lield fence
for a circuit of the bases.
Batteries. IndIans--robey and Sego
winchester-Shiner and Iluhn; Can't
well and Woodward.
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PLAY
LIKE AMATEURS
Clarlt's Bunch Of Tail-Enders
Drop a Lazy, Listless
Game.

LYNCHBURG VA, August 2T.--
Portsmouth played like schoolboy
team this afternoon and the champions
toyed with them through short and
,,ninterestipg game, winning by the
score of s to 0. The Truckers neYer
had a peep into the contest, and fans
who witnessed the contest arc still
wondering how far the home team
could have Como if they had played
10 win. Loos was hit at ease. while
kline could not be located by tho
Truckers when hits would have scored
several times, but when IT was neces-
sarv he sent them down In one-two-
three order. Loos did not strike a
single halter out during the game. The
score follows:
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! SUMMARY. EdFNtU ITNfiS--DdNVIllt, !,
Roanoke, 2. Stolen bases--Henn. Sac
ri6ce iits-Doyle. Fish, Richards.
Two-base hits--Ryan, E,ustace Cd.
Double piays--W alker to Hicks, Clay
tor to haley to Eustacr. Struck out
by Walker s: by Reynolds, 3. Base on
-balls-of Walker, 3; off Reynolds. J..
Hit by pitched ba1lt-Brodie. Clayton.
Time of game. 1:45. Umpire. Cclli-
flower. Attendance. LIDO.
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AuTo TOURISTS IN CITY.


,7TI-T-.
Colonel Richard Coulter, Captain i. j.
Wirshing, Mr. G. Nj, Jamison, Mr.. r. RI,
Jamlson, Mr.. M. w. Head, Mr.. II. G,
Burkett and Mr.. r. w Herbert. all OF
sGreensburgs Pa, are In the city, having
toured from ;ireenshurgato this city in
large touring automobile. They Will
leave this morning for tho Jamestown
Exposition,
Mr., Herbert was formerly managing
editor of the Pittsburg Times. They
report the roads in most places In Very
good condit lon, iHf4t a
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rexulta Yeate-dax

At Brooklyn: Brooklyn, o; Chica go, L
At New York: New York. l st
Louis. o.
At Boston: Boston, q: Cincinnati, g.
At Philadelphia: Philadelphia, 5;
Pittsburg, ..
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/. sourHENN LEAGUE scoREs1

At shreyepori. Ri L
Shreveport .,--..s....,,.,..,., 10
Atlanta ......,.,....,....3 9
. Az Little Rock: II, II "
Little Rock, ~. Observation-Disclosures, Q %
A'.H'pf Kew Orleans: New Orleans.
Al Mamphis, Memphis, $; Montgom
cry. a. N {8
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Summary. Earned runs---N orfoIk, Y:
Richmond, l. Two-base hits--BertraH.
Three base hits-Heffron. Stolen
bases--Seitz, Rutland. Bertranl. Sac
rifice hits--.Rnilland. haas, Reeve, Long.
Z, Bases Oh halls--hy Long, 2; by
Bsrtram, 8. strikeouts-Lons l; Ber-
IRAN, s. Batter hit--Bertram. Time.
1850. Attendance. 900. umplres,
Byron and Leibrich.
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Hotel Elberon

AND MAGNIFICENT FIREPRooF ANNEX.
tennessee Ave- near Beach. Atlantic City,
n j. Opposite Protestant and Catholic
Churches A new, modern, up-to-date hotel.
metal bedss excellent tshle;s filtered water;
poultry and fresh vegetables troLn our own
farm finest of meats, guaranteed by daily
veterinary inspection Capacity ssEo. White
service Special rates. SIS to S1T.50 weekly;
$3.50 to $500 daily Booklet All
- r, h LupT.
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MT by bntled Dali.
Summary: I'wo-base lits-Crovo (2),
Robelen. Stolen basesACrovo co,
Robelen, Pfaf ta). King ca. Curry,
Carpenter. Bodeker. Base on balls
off Grove. 1: off Bowman, 2. Hit by
pitched balls-by Grove. !: by King,
man, 5; by Kings; by Pfaff. s. Pass
ed balls-Watkins, 6; Rees. 2. Wild
pitches-King. Time, Of game. 2 hours.
Umpire, Mr.-Richard Mcintyre.
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The former owner and occupant, the
late Major Cyrus Bossteux, erected this
convenience and durability, without res
gard to cost It being one of the best
built dwellings in this city. Solid
stock brick walls plate glass windows.
Stone porttco porcll--all Of the best
material obtainable 1t contains ~
rooms, hlgh-pitched and all well
lighted; has furnace flues in addition
fronts SO Is x15O feet to a wide paved
alley, with large brick stable In rear.
1t could easily be converted into flatn
at moderate cost. and is an ideal Local.
ton for a physician. The location and
neighborhood Is all that could. he de-
sired for home by the most fastidl-,
Gus. Early possession II desired
TERMS: Accommodating and ans
nounced at sale.
BROWN g. CO. Auctioneers.
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Schedule for TO-Dny

Richmond at Norfolk.
Roanoke at DanYille.
Portsmouth ct Lynchburg.
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Schedule for To-day.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Plttsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Boston.
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The Greenwood House.

RIchmond's nearest and most convenient
mountain resort. A special rate OF IS per
week for September. Address THE
GREENWOOD HOUSE, Greenwood. Va.
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I'M Run. DUG to IIrrora

DETROIT. MICH. August 27.--W!th
a single exception. errors accounted
Score by innings: Ri. T..
Detroit .......'6 ooo0oa1-4 $ Z
Washington ....I o 0O01OO1-3 6 9
Batteries Mul1in. Erwin and
Evans and Connolly
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SAlVE OR REVEIIE WILL PROBABLY WORK FOR COLTS TO-DAY

Hcnnager, rf..... 3 0 0 2 o 0
Clarke. 1b........,... 8 0 0 o. 0
Warren, 5b........,. 4 o 1 g
NOSE. sE.............. 0 D. z D
j. sullivan, c..s.... :, o 0 3 2
lAoOs, p.............. = !
-
Totals .............31 o 4s22 IA S
Bowen and Kline hunted third
strike.
Score by innings. r,
Lynchburg ...........4O 0O01 90 -
PORTSMOUTH .........O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Do
Summary: stolen ses--Mck emma,
orrors--Lynchburg 3; Portsmouth, 1.
Earned runs-Lynchburg 1. Left on
bases.--Lynchburg s; Portsmouth. Z.
Double plays--Mossand Clarke. Struck
out-by Kline, 8. Base on balls-off
Kline. (Hcnnagcr, Hevener and
Clarke off Loos, 4 (McKenna, Hooker,
Kirkpatrick and Evans). Attendance,
800. Time, 80. Umpire, TRULY.
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necords OF the Clnb..
Chcsbro In Fine Form

NEW YORK. August blooming
back from their disastrous tour In the
Western cities, New York to-day de-
feated Boston. -
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Boston .........0 0 0O00OO1-1 z i
New York.. III o 2 0O1s-4 g 2
Batteries: Young and Criger: Clles-
bro and Thomas. Time. 1856. Umpire,
O'LOughltn.
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NORFOLK PUNCHES
AND TAKES SECOND
Both Teams Play Fast and Bril-
liant Game in the
Field.
CAME WON IN SEC oND ROUND
Manager Fender Rctires from
Active Play in Favor Of
Lindsay.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
nesnlts Yesterday.

ItcHnlts 1cstcrdny.<
Norfolk. 3: Richmond, |.
Danyillc, 4; Roanoke. 2.
Lynchburg, 5; Portsmouth,, 0.
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Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit
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DETROIT is AGAIN
LEADING LEAGUE
Tigers Win While Athletics Arc
Travelling and Displacc
Quakers.
--------
GIANTS AND PITTsBURG TIE
------- -----------
Rival Contcnders for Second
Place in National League
on Even Terms.
GIANTS AND PITTsBURG TIE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Renl,lfa Yesterdn,
Schedule for To-Da.

At Detroit: Detroit, a Washington. 3
At New York: New York. 6; Boston, i
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Especial to rho T lmes-pispatch.1

) County Hunters
ri, Bowles Brothers;
Butler; No. 8, Je!th,
No. 4, Acrobat, Mrs.
The evening world., 1907-01-18
H||DD!! H||DD!! FOR THE
MERRY T0MIC0D

The spor, o, hshIng for tho mcats and
tasty toneod-tasty When hu IS served
a In any old wly-wlI be plentiful in
z tho waters which bound Long .IzfahHl6n
,ha south, for the Stale Ia stocking the
bass and hafhors on The south shbre
wlfa millions OF these tsh
III the las; week mllllans Of tomeods
haze been liberated 10 various sections.
ainaudlns Jamaica Bay Grrat South
BAY, Garllner's Bay. sctduket ls.,y Por-
Jefferson lt5fbors Huntington Harbot.
Geld sprIng Hafber and oyster Fay
iIarbor. The ash wcer hatrhnd IN tho
State hatchery IN Cold Spring Harbor
! and sent'totthe seSrrIi places where re-.
atepkiifs was ti,ouEat dcslrlhle Tor lfber-
atipn Probably s',,oo4epo ,omgols nave
he4n thus planted
Tese s:old Spring hatchery vii, expert
5urht sl,h raising codnsa for restocking
lslspossa this year. ana 4 the expert-
5lalfit ptqvcs aiieesAafni toe waters nt
long lslapd Eaould skFm with counsh
~ hsD tnfsp Or four years,
The evening world., 1907-01-18
Ot.Y,NfP|9I &c
Honors to Be Sought by
=U|. P.IN=l908,


PHILADELPHIA. Jan. is,-rroyldInS
the Athletic Committee ~ tAe' ua.ycr-
Eity % pennsylvania approves INC pan
OF Ike -AllrnhY.-il.. Lllink 81 tt.i.t.=t-
the University % Pennsylvania Will
send a track -tean-;a England in l@ls
10 compete In the olympic games.
Trainer Murray hes been considering
;-Itcl. IA proposal fe5s tt---TIrTI1rr-
months. and to-day he.declared that he
would make strong effort to have
Penn represented in tue worlds great
-.sE atTilttfc classiT Tor N" good II
would do oatdo0r sport it=y5Jg= tSFs5f ard
Blue Institution.
As dnIy-clpt Whltharl.ps. Lie tf.Llk
;rIrTI, wit ne ne'tstos. Er7rCr- lie sIpsq
OF iGe coming season. Murphy rEtliEs A
EirnnE list nt -tthirtsS~~tu do battIe
against ll.-. PiSis 81 al Ina iietr In ,sit
olympic events. nnd he IA eonIdcnt tina,
iIenn w!lI elIH %dftf-T1Ge TIuttfs III
Tho matter rests entirely with the
tthlcilc Committee
The evening world., 1907-01-18
Murphy ar d Co ,bett May
Have to Make Bra ID :
New Match.

1.itc Tommy MTgTTy7 7TCang COfbett
light IS up In the air. Although articles
..t:res--.e:t st=-rror=aHit
s5ceh s.du uTts agTEFd 10. stGr an I'm.
p0rtart th.nS-a piala 10 tiglt--s lack.
Ing. The rival managers OF the rival
fighter didH;t- ifssF--"H tlte Nevada /! r.
ino,ers when they cooked UP" the
a,ate.5. They rytAentiy figured tiiGt NIL
they had TO do WIS TO arrange il meet.
.:ss. wtrtru big yrowd irnk:rg 1n rumG
atakeholde-s pick rcfesees, c;c.. and
=tHen E.t back and wntriTzt1t rToneys'
-hlstG:.el- psozsAt-.E~-i II
-E97 NH rflIFS rIT
the privilege OF hnldIBg the hs.l.
= The !lElg"Gf Irfo-s
q. 10 4GSa IL .lI.asls
r1TT RTUUSn nu TTG
Tholo works RILEY VIVA. WILL. Not
OFFER .NSfTHING TOR t-DRBETT.