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iron. one Of 1900 tons and another OF 1aooo s,-J
on basis Of s19 ton Birmingham. The total -
900 tons calls for delivery In the last quarter -
the current year This Is the largest sale OF sou,
ern iron that has been made in several months
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The directors OF ~.
American Railways Company have declared -
regular quarterly dividend OF III per cent paysbls
on March Is. The directors OF the National Laas
Company have declared the regular quarterly dv,.
dend Of IA per cent on the preferred stock, paw,
able on March i.
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST--The stock OF III.
American Pneumatic Service Company has be.-
stricken from Stock Exchange list This action
was taken at the request Of the company. whIo5
does not care to maintain transfer ana registry
offices in New York.
BUTTE COALITION DIVIDEND INCREASED
me directors Of the Butte Coalition COMPANY
have declared dividend of 80 cents share an IN.
crease of 10 cents over the last preceding pay
ment. This dividend viii call for the disbursement,
of $4,000.
ADVANCE IN PRODUCE EXCHANGE SEATS
a produce Exchange membership sold yesterday
at $500 an advance of S25 over the last preceding
sale and the highest since the proposition TO deal
In securities was first presented
IACKAWANNA STEEL NOTES.-The Lacka-
wanna Steel Company has sold 10 speyer & Co.
T2Iafr G. Co Kean & Van Cortland and Robert
Ivfp-bror & Co 100000 two year . per cent notes
APPLICATION To LIST.-Application has been
made TO the Stock Exchange TO list $500 addi-
tionaI preferred stock of the Denver & Rio Grands
Railroad Company
HEAVY. SALES OF STEEL--Steel manutactu7.
ers declare that sales far this month have been
larger in the aggregate than in any corresponding
period in the history of the trade
ELECTED 4 MEIIBER,-W- J. Buttheld Of No.
90 Wall street. has been elected a member Of Tia
New York Stock Exchange
PEOPLES GAS OFFICERS.-The new board q
directors Of the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
I'M, o. chicago has organized by re-electins tia
outgoing officers. except c. x. G. Billings WHOSE
place as chairman OF the board has been taken b.
Anthony n. Brady. Mr.. Billings remains in Ia
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Cables. Sight Sixty days.
Sterling 4.s6lo 4si4s@ 4s4ts 4s0h0Is0I
Francs 49,. 522o,as 52ln g'52o,. 522%Q52al.
Guilders 80 1850 40 80 1t-lCQ39 1910
,ankers' posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-BOsto Chicago
Par Charleston-BuynS, soc discount; selling
1-l0c premium. St, Louise premium bid San
Franc5co-Sght, i5c premium; telegraph, I7lac
premium New Orlcans-Commerclal. 81 discount;
bank. 81 discount CincinnatI-Par. Savannah
Buying. zoe discount; selling Toe premium
BANK CLEARINGS-New Yor1-Exchanges.
$34S 957,107 balances $iS93O.g7L Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. $2957l,43o; balances s21O5724 Baltimore
Exchanges S4224,3S1; balances $5l7 1876. Boston-Ex-
changes. $50 534.230; balances, $2.O6970l
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 687sc. Mexican
silver dollars 5S7sc. Bar silver in London closed
3l7sd
GOLD PRFMIUM.-In Madrid. s,75: Lisbon @
MEXICAN EXCHANCfB-AIexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2oOiA.
GOVERNMENT MISUNDERSTANDING receipts
reported from Washington, H,545 0; internal reve-
receipts, $44T.l0; miscellaneous receipts S123-
2i0. Receipts for the day, $2115,7S2; expenditures
&23Ooo00. Receipts for the month to date 49,
expenditures, S2370Coo excess Of receipts s4lSs
Receipts for the year 10 date $40 2570f2; expendi-
lures, $5736W 450; excess Of receipts, $36 1852
SCB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treas,ry was dehtor
to the Clearing House $9s2,2o3.
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MONEY NTARKET-Moncy on call opened NJ
per cent: highest. per cont; lowest. per cont:
closing 8 per cent. last loan. 8 per cent; ruling
rate per cent. Time money was quoted Mt 51-ia
per cent for sixty days 10 four months and 5sH5a.
per cent for five and six months, Commercial paper
quoted at 6TGH per cent for sixty to ninety
DAYS and four months and 81 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE foreign exchange
market opened weak m a decline Of about 10 points
in sterling to 4sHoqlSrl for demand 4soHQi 500
for sixty day bills and 4S55u4S52o for cables Short
francs were quoted at 52os less So and short
bridesmaids at 81 TIC less 1-32ga 7-l6 plus 1-a2.
Bills We're offered rather freely during the first
hour The market fell to 48iG50iS4i0 after the
opening large offerings OF stock bills hut these
were soon absorbed. and In the afternoon tho mar
ket rallied quite snartly gaining 10 {, l. points
from the low level. At l:l5 ,. m. demand sterling
quoted at 4&4&448i55. sixty days bills at
460504 s045, and cables at 4S5HG4 $3.50 Short francs
about 5.2o9s less 49, and short bridesmaids
3i7-6Q5i ZIG plus 132. Actual closing follow:
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AMERIcAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Feb. Il, P. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities strong. Final quotations follow:
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money IN
London 41zgS per cent. Open market discount rate
fer short bills. AZ per cent; long bills AZ per cent
Berlin discount rate. "a per cent Paris discount
rate, 2A per cent. Paris exchange on London. %
francs 2sh confines. Bar gold rs gid Berlin ex
change on London. 20 marks 621Z pfennigs
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brit consols for
money Sst; for the account 81 l-ls French rentes
% francs 70 eentinsa
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quo
tations for government bonds, compared with
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UNITED HUNTS ENTRIES.

q < s s.
QUEENS RACE TRACK. Soy. l.--Foi.
loving are the entries for the Jumping
rAces here to.rnarfnw;
FihAG RAGE nassau Hurdls Handiclp;
about Two aat tiuurter niiivs. Kara. los,
hrtpe i5J: G.. u. c'afnpbeli, 10; spender,
ipi SaeAndaB9.,3l3i, Siriut. 100
SECOND RAcEnsrhe Huat Cup s,eepic-
oha@. for haHt~rs: ABOUT three ana aait
mile. Adiutof, Ill: judge o.d!n, i67. Gen.
y Atmt. ~ Lsohalia. no, Diana, rs,
ia4lti, ttAtjAs .-dr,at emitted n.ht4 stse
p,.chAse; npnut ihr-- and half milea--.
plue Fston. l+1. FlJrika. ltus Knlebt o.
t,.xsy. 10. fure feppF. iids latiAiitii,aa,
14a, nAt. ldn. riy,nr Mnrkin.l i;tS
FOtRTH R,N5t.--sS.li!ax. hardir,; tarra-
yeaTrrohs. .fpul on. mute aud hat, -
Daisy aaYii-; l1Q WAtsrspsed. iao. Com
II FIFTH RAcE-sJeftcto stc.pleshas.; sel,-
INK About tao ard half rn,l4s.--Yama
Gnrisiy. NO. Piprisa. ~; Miss Hobhouse.
siXTH RarE-T'h. Members rlat-. st,,a,
oane tni' snh half On the fiat t,--fhirtle.
ahir lo.} Narraiihe, ~; Lady Marco. IT,
Rnfas. lIa; sptnhsr ljS,
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WHAT MAKES THE CARLISLE INDIANS WIN

writing on the wall last fall at Frank
ha Fieidr.'
That was enough. The aoortstncs rot
the idea.
~ Ina u ny the Held xa. changed from
working squads OF iinemen to flying
footballs and long runs 10 judge dis
lance tia, would make BASEBALL out
rieider jealous. Thcrrw'n no ane
plnng,ng that afternoon. no snappins
shaskzs from ceutre and no new IDEAS on
buckirg az shadows.
Every rcdskln that Carlisle could rig
out in football togs was stationed
around the field. and Houser the great
kicker assisted by Mount Pleasant and
Exidine. wrTs hootinE nunts around till
the sky appearai 10 be tlltsd with a
flock of small balloons Every time q
redsktn missed he WAS given Two more
trials and then another showed In his
-place.-:-Anh 40 kent on until. the
Indians encamped on Franklin Fitid aud
practically massacred the paie-face
nAylynn!ans
There are two things we've got TO
have TO win AT football this Year" cx-
planned warrrf rfgHr III thr beginning.
and that Is ability TO iiirnR the ball
md catca Il. When you klva prrats-ttd
those two arts you can take a trial at
the antiuunted work o. line ptuugtnT
md other remnants OF the ancient
game
In these feR words Pop Warner
showed h!msei, TO be atase ftrsrzceaFn IN
America able to keep pace WITH ne
Times stla The Indians working under
rim bsIIevss fhar rms :mKe : S'.t
xinrn on the initial day OF practice Will
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-sHEEPsHEAD BAY TRACK.

lsS JACK .ATKtS.--To>ar fnrlongs
"a IN i-5 hand IL He Is ready.
81 s I t1i4 Z, x z III !. . St-
driving. Overdue tna!dan.
ISt'GOLDEN WEST--one flile IN tn
breezing ReudS and good
ls.; ST Uae mile In l,i6 30
gn!oping. Seems 10 be doins bet-#
ter
Isl IV II IphNlEls--sSe Seven fnrlonEs N
- 1T J-sT hanaily. Tab ,his bird.
100 ROSARIO 4y--s4ycn tUiiongs in 81,
bsndiiy Doing well.
.lsS THHOCKMDE 5S--Slx tuflonIs N
70 III ErceE.nG Is Very erli-
,s sapif.R- seven furiongs In lsI.
breeznx Watch this one. iEPrcr
-nue.N
1ls TRASH Six furlonss in l.@ 3D.,
breezing.. Is very ordinary.
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Pop Warner Drilled New
Style Into Squad the Firsi
Day He Took Command.
the ,carllslas 1ndia NJ lined .up.

sSu7tIEEstae Carlisle India lined us.
Nv for practice dreary day in sep
'embsr and began punching
holes through an imaginary fee. Pop
Warner, the most .srrsourceful OF ali
Goa aohes. made his iira, Impression ty
blunty ordering the redskins to ecu, it
out
+ The 1frdta.ts had trained that way be-
fore, ard nj first cen'dn't understand
the order In bssone wears the hrsi
day work tor eten, WIS Il, -etetssa
line plunse.. A promising fulibnck
would be giren the ball and ordered to
plough HIS way Though the openings
made by the tackles and guards.
That was all right in its day. eS-
iplaihea Mr.. Warner. ''put YOU fellows
ianss -Eaa. .lzs-.taa faataail :. has started
on q new era. Didn't you see the hand
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ralLIcO RAcS. TRACK. Sot. i,7rEn.
iri.s "a. the races mere Satprnar are as
follows;
FIRST RScE.-- -Thres-ysir.n!ds ana w.
wnrn.! seven furionEs.-- Sew Year ~ lI2i
High Chanee. ,0T; Nerse,th' ipi. I.trS =.
liz. s;rpa.e Honour. lIi: Botanisl. llsi
Pompou- iT. Grtzla,lo. no; Garment
io; sratcerow. ln7: Mount HddohnelI ~;
King o, RAshan. LOT. Ptdrts'iny. III.
SECOND RACE rwn-s-ar. olds; six fur
IonxI--thlo. Desmond. ilA Hacko, loi.
Goes Fast, io;; Profit. l0i: Jubilee. llr}
strong Heart io7 Laxs;tA, iot; Woo!
rgtii Talnp sI, RACE E.ssw House ltanileap:
thTre.relr.oitr ana w. n,l!s ana seventy
yards. THE Wrestler. lps; Recruit, 90;
n. Liaosado, lis, Seosknl~s,A, in,. tailo,
iies. Il3 Royal Cnsr. liD: Ocean 3pras,
FOURTH RACE Pimlico Autumn S.erpi
chas.; nrndraa: nbaut Two milcs-Prinre
cf Pii,cn no. Nnu,sha., lD: FLYNN VII
s,pin, iaSy t,oa Murphy. 10, Navajo. l4.;
FtF,TH RACE me carrollton c,p. three.
S,are'ds and unwari; gentleman riders;
go; Btniuia. III, Lord bMSe. 40: Re-
rruii. I4ns Hefnstn johnson, 1I5: Ciot~n.
sslsTH M RNdi.1 II n III Three .ycar.o,d. ami Up.
wrAi saiiiGg nii!c and thre+- -rixt.enths, -
'Psnlaur. iOl. Wrl,dnosur. ita. Fl Cspitsn,
rs; /, scAet. III. Nens.slssta. iol: .frtsr
.KniEht, i"7; I.att liaass- ltt; Ocean sprny
iii ':rig1t Hoy lot: sDele Strhuir, vi !;
sLtlis 9u; Nobissse Ohlise sFlapiyny 1oi
eApprentics allowance claimed.
weather clear. Track rood.
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hnndily. has early speed.
i6G JAMES r. HllAoY----F,iXe furlong,
\
isI LIVE WIRE Four fnricngs In o.io
handlly. Has his speed.
1856 EXPLGSf9N- --- Four furlonKs In
cJs 3-5, hnniiiys~-Nery speedy
Should win any time out.
is FAR WEST--Scven f,Jlongs In l.30
handiiy. Not as good es formerly.
l4 DOaiINhToR--Onc mile In LAT 3-5
handiiy. Doing we'll
lS5 5$NOT.ADAY--One mile in l<s ?-5
hAndily, Training nicely.
1856 GfLD-Ffve furiongs In l.oI driving.
Not nj himself
lS JuGGLER--Slx furlongs in N l-5.
hanJily. Ready money
lss sStiI1LnOURNE--Si fur'oncs IN LII
handily. Does nos look well.
ls5 THE SQUfRE-Four furlongs in
6IS AS, liandily. In great shape.
1856 ASSEI EI.US--Four furlonfS In 0.is 3-5,
handilsI Doing nicely
i33 GREAT pAME-Five furiongs In
I,0t 3-6. han6!ly. No account.
ISL GRACE CAAiEROS--Screa fiyloEgs
In Ia, 2r5. driving. M. much.
is. HAL SIX furionEa In l.l7 SIS, han
dlly Walt for mud.
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LATONlA ENTRIES.
iEt n Il..sTe,NiA RACE: TRACK Ky. Nov,
~ Following are d eastie. Tor the
races here Satu:iay:

u ssi lI.aToNiA RACE TRACK. Ky,. Nov.
~ Following are III eattie. for the
races here Saturday:
ryissr its6.E fifianr, selling zin-
Tts,n i: NJ. s,tsss I. esersr ~ ,y
" yeiaiay ring 10. EaiaIaE EslvSst Jlt,5
( S.sx ~ Asrt'es, los; aiisitsra,e, l,es
e,l1 I, 4, H.g.. nar s'is a s}li,ss Isl, s, ,s
mMafit~. ny 100 Sea Slll li2! tlos fie,a lcI:
xsis,n.,drr. los. Na3ar r, J. Carpou, los. I.
f'rihess- J4h5s -. -
TI,iisp R.,syts sSis fur,anss. purse.
4 LIZ W: PAU i!ainsr,. f5; un. he a !,I, sS,
z Ess wilsaa. n-., M.t1rt ~: s-vcius 10:
water Cooler, 10 Z Tackle. las
ss. if,rMTH HAcE--Mfi and enE-sistccnth,
no i-isA.er. y, ;sstssy taay; q Pant
lsIFsII aAcs -ons inne, sandfeap fsF
Iss,f3a ~ .I.inda Lake. pA: Y4r.c; Dyj
i AntpniA si.--whiskarsgil,. ~; 10y stas !-ws
,lool ks'shFh,ike. 1866 'Ed Klse, 100! 'P.n.
IT, S'Fa .si isE,-s,x ,yr.oors; .-i,ns.
lna ,hs sana smith. iSs hoaes. ,s Il (
s3A Egpper.eia ins; Msrvsi ios! bappis
S5 ,ss s,,s,a,a ,oi u ra,lns. lei st',ssr
VI VI it3$sHESTTfi RACE two mnr. selling <
.iiliss isa, eASsn A i E'as .;dy u soda,sSs dMaTs
#O1p o. TavlSrt iaai poeiie. iio, jnnrie
9. ~: Irens3s; III; Wsser Lake. III.
ssa sss., s.s:ss,s. ssss., .g gsi,.s: 4 lI5e!.s. e
" u tnstdinx's and Hotsis Ass 5 A I
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John Flanagan VIII have tinaI
battle In Tho weight contest. and As
putIr Inr,I N great shape i, Is likely
.lEEE EzrxEYriaeaEE ErE K.ft nz
lGhn paY w.ll .nsst George Boaba--
In tho topr-m mile rcce--the greatest event
of tha kind this year. and the canm-
pions nj the Go Gard distance, including
Sheppard and Parsons. Will! struggle for
The honefs in that event Con. Leahy.
the irisl, champion, VIII Try 10 lowe &
the innrs in ,ltt 6iGh Jump.
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SHEPPARD DROPS SEOLEY CHARGES

MolYin Sheppnrd. lhe IrIel- \ lcrical
Athletic Club runner, rcitcrates his as
k.ess. -sN
in the recent 500 yards runs With no
other purpose than 10 worry Sheppard.
but Sheppard admitted 10 the Regis
7traton Committee OF the Metr, poll
tan Association Of the A. la.t
night that he MAS fairly beaten by
pareons. and tie matter will be al
lowed TO drop.
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sedlcY,s stn iefneni TO The conmlltee
wax In fiat contradiction TO that =
6anaes.=sI ~ III ssssal:s hs.= had Il tod
the trisl-American runner no sfan
thing. Sheppard INSISTS that he i'd;
so-shtrc you are Anyway. 1t made
no difference as Sheppard admitted
that ha WAS fairly and sluarlely bell.
On. That took the question ory-raTITy
away from tho cs1nmittee. Sheppard
himself asked that the mstter b.
dropped.
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kEEY|EES AND SUMMERS RIM. -NIGH1

afa-eolnx-ia-xitrAaa- hattie At New
Haven. Nany Will 90 by rain sariy to-
Gay. whiths raos-track crowd viii iAks the
o'clock trnIa. Jack sirocco viii mako
Ute Ufp rH-hN btE touring car AeSatsapArtsd
By party Of PaYt Row sporting men and
Frarkia Madden. whom Srrocco wants to
r-atch-AGainat TIA Kinnfr-
Two More Local ciubs to Run stass.
TWO more Iocat ciubs Viii throw open THAR
doors and hold stage The Consolidated A.
c. viii run tonight, and has Arranged q
good card of bouts for It's members. while
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rot 10 leave within an hour. There, II
be big reward for this. ten you
what III dog me go, yon take to
ring and collect the reward"
Tho nytn fell Before steamer tims
Mccoy had dIsposed os Hvf rings He
had a hundred dollars, He sailed away
to 'F'risco. arrived In state. went TO the
Palace Hotel. and lived like a prince
while his money lasted.
wrrcoY was In his Broadway place
M whtnT Her Henri John Josesh
49, Planekc arrived from Hoilaut.
Piaacke wanted to be a lighter. Mccoy
sarunk into himself and looked as snail
-rs-possto.r. s-ntsrf 1p ar thr -gtant and.
offered TO hox him. Plaackr smiled
down on Mccoy. thought he would be
easy" and accepted. They mrt In Pi,Il-
adelphia. Mccoy's sneer replaced the
smile. He 5utchered P!nack like TAT
Y q K j
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FOUR IRISH CHAMPIONS IN meet

The nnai outdoor athletic meeting
.ehsdl!led Tor tssetsis Park on Election
t:ss
rionn--Matt McGlath John + Fl iiarusnu.
John DAILY and Con 1-eahy, Martir
Sheridan Try to make i.s final attempt
Ia. shave tile worlds niark w1th the
Gi4cas. but the Oiyinpian champion is
III n Uni and-W will probably he out
OF t.aining for porne time. AcGraih and
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Lonn Distance rratter

PHIiApELrHih, Nov. lon the Point
brres. race track yrs1iay IA bryan. .,ii,
eMned W May9r4 jona L Rus biif'H, y! &..s;.:
ci;.. trostcd five ntiles 10 Wagon In 1908
lowering the words record Of 1915, made ID.
iSit3 by Fillmore. AZ aia
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with lt1 new IDEAS on throwing ana
CATCHING the oall-in other words. the
variations of the forward cAss--ras
made for the Indian
Since Columbus first dickeFed with
HIM lack M 1s,. tho Rbort1.n hes
boon noted tor two great ouA!it!Ss ~
sport and means OF gain;nS livslhood
accuracy and speod. Those two thinss
after generation, He has always been
sure of foot and remarkably quick "
-srApp!ing Mlth- an adyereAry whe ther u
be human or otnss " wise. knn~
or a,nory the Indians Va. Lacrosse; s; Isia aiia
upon accuracy and sseen 10 tnsoHlhE
ssar. saa ea;shns s rnss.eSanss ahs sa to Wss
new game Is flied with opportunities
ae;Sea e;sann ,wo ;'., ;agsli,Is. II. open work and
there he shines, He knFws no tnt'sue
when kept continually on his feet. AZ
an Ser tttcnce Of his remarkable power oI m
endurance not one Of the CarlisIe tcAHl
vania. Two days thereafter Atery one
OF them WAS back H practice
Tigers Working Hard
Princeton is making desperate effort
TO profit by the slaughter OF Penn~yi-
van!a. ard they hnve inspired the team
with n spirit or determination intensely
ras.s rss 20 sa ti,sAn. ~ ,aa
forward pass every afternoon. and the
mon are being coached to make longer
passes. and tfIc ends are working over
siTr trying 10 become accurate In max
Ing the catches. The Indians Will not
have as easy t!ms With tho Tigers rs
tTsyst dir setfff afaeHrEy.raniaS=7s=
--r.,r fnie-i~ars1tr earT..d- the -LxN- ersf- the
itne four timea m this p-Astios yesterday
'Pop''y- Foster sopp'antsd Cconey at left-
xHafxa=tsfinH IT, ss.fl fsatssa n -
Tae t-J5nrll warmly Kbow~d th~ best form
Of the year yesterday. and Coach 6ibbons
Ssys II wk5 due 10 changing the big tackles.
O'Rourkc and Lynch. TO The ends.
In two khort halves tho Penn varsity
showed good work yesterday. hey scored
two touchdown. nsninst the freshmen and
tvo against the rrruha-
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H.oMafY WEST was fshting In Nil.
wauiec back IN the early nine
an nj ties He knew Mccoy then an
= e--yotnxytrr-7stiito-t tsai AIs..xas around
9he country and occasionally took on a
aSht- Returning from Milwaukee after
ehe fight West saw Mccoy hiding In
enc end of the car. After the conduc-
sor had gone through Mccoy walked
lown the aisle. looked over the train
0hecks stuck IN the passengers hat
bands. and finding one With The Chi
ea9o stamp on IT deftiy picked II gut
-Ofl -s'amb<rsnS eRrifr.e-.ssrst ansi
sticking It Into his own hal band came
back and sat down with West.
Look out. Kid said west. your,
20stsus Into trouble"
y No trouble at+alL" niriiy replied the
skId. ssiIs Is eassF.t f1id =fic ru5Ir OF,
sass borrowed check al ths way to
zChienxo.
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the Os Forest A. A. will hold i,s stAS u
~. ~ e1uu-hous1 II no. II Ian F1It5-KIE
the latter c!sh win be \ six-round 10 -
tween NIer -Htxin1a and p,3aits NaneuaA
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Burke Calls Harry

Sailor Burke has drawn tn. In. "a q
opponentS over us pounds except Jim barrY;
can have fight at once foE 4 side ~
but he must DO some kind Of weight, -
Z. An evidence thai he holds barry cheap h
tsas than any wsixAt Barry makss
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r cor once Joined Tommy Ryan $
81 training camp while Tommy was
n n. "A, :. training for nght Ryan was
: aHsons then. Mccoy was unknown.
h1E Kid let Ryan beat him all over the
II olAce. Ryan thought Mccoy was only
Y Y ~ ~ -nEdina1y x,r, or s,i.acss!as la
Going away to another State Mccoy
I oersuadcd an acquaintance With a bank
Toll that he could whip Ryan. T.s1e ,tr-
II ance offered s!de bet. and Ryan
Jpped up the match he arranged
Tor Is pa. cent. 10 the winner and . to
y = - 10 sr.-r-
M Both BEGAN training when Mccoy sat
-onKn-nne-nIss:l.i-- : ND -xra ransny
Ryan letter. -t-nf down and out.
4 wrote Mccoy, Won't you make tho
losers end a little bigger:l need the
=anane And l. tsiss.ss you'd let tsaiait, s,,fk
= wtsttI5ut DuIsi,rx rru up nn5 -,r1orr ttn1n
you havc to-
- i.yaH. reading III -..srttF. .fcfi foF mo
snarc. He thought Mccoy must surely
ben mere dub. after all Ryan stopped
tra!nlny. MeGos auIeuy worked ike a
Trojan.
Ryan was hog-tat when he entered
1 sts ring. Mccoy stripped in grand
X shape. And ~ soon as the fight started
4 Tho Kid began taking revenke for all
I; Che hanmerings he had taken from
saSNyan waen lie was "a sparr'rg partner.
rsahsins ,hai H., aeHas trfeksdl
i thai epId kntcr OF MS, deliberately cut
z Ryan to pieces for fifteen rounds and
- = I. ~ kI.i,cssd- aim oiii
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~ n AKIhs ne FfiVc he +ttt----!t
mutation diamond rings with IL Ttrn
= sist6y stationed htmyeft uii s,-=sS m II.
NAY. and waited
After awhile two men came walking
aionS Mccoy waited until taey were
Fear. then crossed ula road just In ,ront
Of them and pickcd up the ring.
Nv nat do you think of this, he cS-
claimed Some guys lost a ring wer;h
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AQYEEH}uGFTEATRlES.

AouEprCT, RACE TRACK. N y.
Nov. i.--Thor snSries Ior to-.n0rrow d
races nera are as foilows:
FRS HhGE-Epr thrss-yeAr-oits; SELF
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Scheduled to Fight 10 Rounds
Before Englewood A. c., of
New Haven, Conn.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

VIII bp fighting galore to-,
night. AZ nx important coatcsts
Z are slated to be decided in AZ
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!


mddeweight limit II Mccoy
slppery might have become champion He
lighting lfins down To Lin cnrhs.l
doubt Corbets
.ea4as=sss
hsh he might hn
Mere are lew little tales OIL the foxy exploits:
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No. 1873 tNDExEO Nov.
TRAINING GALE0PS
AT GRAvEsEND TRACK.

r7y MEFtrLEave furi6nxs In l.oa 3-s,
hnndlly. has early speed.
isG JAMES r. B1sADY---Fixe f1rlongs
4 Il sai
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PIMLIco ENTRIES.

rIML,co RAca. IRacK. Sot i2rEn.
tries foe the rspes mere sa,prdav are a.
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AmusEMENrs.

suily nv. hundred fight ian. Of 'nl. ely
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.AMEpIr>hN. SINCE NELLIE lMatsat
AhiEfNiN.hlS WENT AWAY. l2sc. ooe.
Next Week The Gambler ~ the West.
Ted Ms-ss. Concerts; Fun Mat Arr Is ss-Sn~.
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Tigers Working Hard

,arF.~<4-the-iaxIi-ersf~she-
the psnctioS yesterday,
'antsi Cooney att lsft-
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Penn vefAft
They scored
freshmen and
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C0LoNk ;i t!:;. !!:;.; !!s. sss::s 3: ,: u:
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i th~ tsst form
Coach Gibbotis
the big tackles.
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lMahI isMan SSa ~, = leg1tty = ypeMsttet.
III F..sMrfrHosit5H paAIlI vAIIsl6Y.
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N CTA.nis. o. 81. 90 10. Mat.sAt2sAooc.
L ~ ~ A4k CUNNING. tisc 5Ail tssS,Ahsr,
" ~ Frasn SinK Sing 10 l1herty.
4 Next Weah---YAlien by aths Wsrstdsrs ls
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- ne Kid told me mis- one himself.

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