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said that he had been told afterward
that Meyer declared that had Hartnett
been a little slower with his club he
would have been killed.
Hartnett said today:
"Moyer used to amuse himself in sa-
looms by shooting pool balls into the
pockets with his revolver, and he had
the general reputation at that time OF
being q bad man."
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It was a very unfortunate accident
which befell Walter Boles when he
wrenched his arm in yesterdays game.
He was working very fine and had the
Midgets going. After he had retired a
big clot formed on his arm where a
muscle had been wrenched. The acct
dent will keep him out Of the game for
week or ten days.
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Mcpherson o, Hutchinson z

misunderstanding, Hays ana HI
Meade, Campbell and Thompson.
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Cincinnati 9. Boston s.

Boston, May n--Lindaman and Coax
ley couldn't locate the plate in the game
which was not decided until the eleventh
inning, when Cincinnati punched hits and
won.
Score by innings: 1a RHE
Boston -. - 02010oo o+5 s
Cincinnati 10 l. 0.3 0 90 o Is II 2
Batteries : Lindaman, Flaherty and
Brown; Coakley and Schlei
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Cole Does Some Ugly Work on Second

Walter Boles started pitching in the
first inning and got away fine for two
innings. In the third, however, things
took an unfortunate turn for Mr..
Boles. Goes, the first man up, sneak
ed down to first on a sickly lookin e
single which was of the scratchiest
order. King went out. Goes started
to steal second and Henry pegged the
bail to Hurlburt, Goes going on to
third. Cole came to bat and while
Boles was trying to twist one around
the neck of the former Topekan his
arm received an awful wrench. Cole
got on to first on a stingy looking bunt
which Abbott fielded home to head off
Goes. But Professor John Henry
dropped the ball and the first run Of
the game was in. Boles finished the
inning although he could do nothing
more than lob them over.
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however, he had the Razorbacks COM
pletely at his mercy. The same teams
play again this afternoon Immediately
after the Kansas Missouri track meet.
Score by innings: r. II. E:
Arkansas ....... 10 o 10 . 90 00-,5 8
Batteries-Harlan and Brookens;
Cook and McNeeman. Umpire-Bar-
nett.
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NATIONAL Leaguo stnnl1lI
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland s. New York I

Cleveland, May u.-Cleveland defeated
New York again. Liebhart was almost
tnvincfble, while Cleveland hit Clarkson
and Barger at will. Reckless base run
ming kept Clevelands score down Kleinow
threw out five men at second.
Score by innings: RHE
Cleveland ...... .210110oO JOS IA 3
New York ...--.....-.0 O 0 0 0 o. 6 /
Batteries-Liebhart and Clark; Clarlson
Barger and Kleinow.
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Western Association Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PhjIadeIDhia a s.. Louis I

philadelphia, May u.--Philadelphia de-
feated st. Louis through the pitching of
Pittfnger who allowed the visitors but
four hits.
st. Louis 80. - 10 OIL 90 0o-I 4 4
Philadelphia ....5 ...01e0 II 80 9 6
Batteries-Beebe and Marshall; Pittin-
ger and Jacklitsch.
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POSTPONED Games.

IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville at Milwaukee.
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
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St. N1ary's s, Emporia Norma1s 1

st. Marys, Kan.,+ May list. Mary's
college defeated the Normal team from
Emporia here Friday afternoon in a list
less game.
Score by innings. R.H e.
ST. Marys -. = as!4 1 o.0ooo0-5 s
Normals ;..: o 0O 0 o Q 81
eau; Miller and Priest.
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Oklahoma a. Drurv q

Norman, Ok, May 1.-THE Oklahoma
university baseball team defeated Drury
college of Springfield, Mo-, in a fast game
by the score of to 2.
Score by innings: R.H 9.
Oklahoma .....-....o oOoo03o1- s 5
Drury ......-- ......-.O o 90 001-2 9
Batteries-Housch and Walker; Vann
and W. w. Evans. Umpire-Jepson.
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Fort smith 5, Muslsogee 8.

Muskogee. 1. T., May 1.-Fort Smith de-
feated Muskogee in a snappy game by a
score of to 8.
Score by innings: R.HE
Muskogee -. 2 0 o o 1 % g 2
Fort smith ...---....-l . 8 %
Batteries-Anderson and Ritcher; Size
more and Flood.
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Totals
WEBB CITY
SCORE BY INNINGS

Wichita .....-.......0 o 0 o FL
Webb City ..........0 0 o o O o %
The summary: Earned runs-Wichita l.
First on balls-On Shaner 8, off Speer 8.
Struck out-By Shaner 4, by Speer g. Left
on bases-Webb City 5. Wichita L Hit by
pitched ball-By Shaner Hetling and MI
Ian. Sacrifice hits-Shaner, McLear. Stolen
bases-Kelly. Time-1:45. Umpire-Ver
SHIRE
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ON OTHER DIAMoNs.

Newton, Kan. May 11.-Newton
won a twelve inning game from the
College of Emporia by a. score of 10
to IL.
Score by innings; R.H. E.
Emporia -. g o O0O011 DO 10 10
Newton ........0 3 o O Ill 13 5
Batteries-Emporia, Dingee, Nc
Carly and Lockwood; Newton, Con-
nell and Wells.
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Totals
LEAVENWORTH
SCORE BY INNINGS

Oklahoma City 10 o 0 o o -
Leavenworth .......0 Q o 0 o 90
The summary: Two-base hit-Starke
Double plays-Rapps to Wiser, Wooiey
to Schumyer. Left on besesEOklahonla
City 8, Leavenwerth 5. First base on errors
Oklahoma City l. Struck out-By Bernis
2, by Hollingsworth l. Bases on balls
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American League ston1,no
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

apolis, 2.
At nneapolis-Minneapolis 5; Column
bus 8.
At st. PauESt. Paul, 6; Toledo, O.
At Milwaukee - Milwaukee, Louisville
game postponed wet grounds.
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McFarland Dereats savrea.

Milwaukee, May 11.-Percy Nc
Farland of Chicago was last night
awarded a well earned decision over
Maurice Sayres Of Milwaukee at the
end of ten rounds. Mcfarland was
the aggressor throughout There
were no knock downs.
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Joplin, Mo, May 11.-Rohn's two-bagger
in the seventh inning won the game for
Joplin, Harrington, who had gone to first
on balls, scoring on the hit. The score
prior to this time was 5 to s. The score:
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CoffeyviIIe 6, Independence 4.

Coffeyville, Kan, May u.-Coffeyville
defeated Independence here.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
CoffeyviIie .....30 0001o2~ SO i
Independence 49,. 20 0O00 OIL o. 8 1
Batteries-Womack and Kelsey; Richard
son and Haas. Umpire-Finney.
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Mcpherson, Kan, May 11.-Mc-1
Pherson played the Hutchinson team
here Friday. The game resulted in
favor of Mcpherson by a score of 9 to
Z. The batteries were: Mcpherson,
Burgess and Hoggatt; Hutchinson,
DiIlman and Kaufman.
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Old Frank Genins, who managed
Hutchinson last season, Is out of a
job now and is advertising for a po-
sition through the columns of the
Sporting News.
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After two days of seeing Springfield
play it is hard for the average fair
minded fan to see where they have
anything on Topeka except the old hoo
doc which has existed ever since To-
peka came into the league.
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Wichita 1. webb City O.

Wichita, Kan, May 1.-Two singles in the
seventh gave Wichita the game with Webb
City by a score of to o. Shaner for Webb
City was wild, allowing four men to walk
in the first two innings. The score:
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Hector McInnis is also suffering from
a bad arm and will probably not be
used for several days. This leaves only
Halla, Forester and Jones.
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Oklahoma CITY 2. Leavenvortb o.

Oklahoma City. Ok, May IA two
Dagger by Starke and two singles, cou-
pied with an error, scored two runs for
Oklahoma City in the seventh. The score
was 2 to 0. The score:
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HUTCHINSON.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Joplin ..............0 o 0 0 IS
Hutchinson .........O o 0 0 0 0-5
The summary: Earned runs-Hutchinson
L Two,base hits-Pettigrew, Rohn, Dali
quist. First base on balls-Om Root ., off
Dalquist 8. Struck out-By Root l, by Dali
quist Left on bases-Joplin 9, Hutchin-
son 3. Wild 2itcheS-Root l, Dalcuist l.
Passed ball-Vanderhill. Hit by pitcher
Olson. Lewis. Wilson. Stolen base-Lewis
derhill. Umpire-Guthrie. Time of game
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Joplin 6. Hutchinson 5.

Off Bemis 2 off Hollingsworth 1. Time
1-10. UmOire-Jacobs.
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0. A. X. LEAGUE.
Parsons p RartIesvilIa I.

Bartlesville. I. T., May n.-Parsons de-
feated the Boosters in a well played
game.
Score by innings: RHE
Parsons ooOooO2O-5 2
BartlesvilIe -. 800 0 0 o OF 0 20 OIL 5 4
Batteries-Burns and Depew; Shaw, Nc
Clintock and BARLEY.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP.

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
Springfield at Topeka.
Webb City at Wichita.
Leavenworth at Oklahoma City.
Hutchinson at Joplin.
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American Association STANDING
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Pueblo 4. Denver 3.

Pueblo, Colo, May n.-Pueblo made a
three out of four, beating Denver in a
close game.
Score by innings: RHE
Denver -. .......20 o001oool3
Pueblo ....-... .......2 o2o OOOO@A4 S
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Cottonwood Falls. Kan, May IL
In a fast game of baseball here, the
second team of the Kansas State Nor
NAL won from the Chase county high
school by score of to 2. Batteries
Chase county high school. Small and
Speer; Kansas State Normal, Roe and
Field.
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Five names appear on the list of the
suspended of the Webb City team
Their names are Woolford, Fair, Down
ing, Wilson and Van Snyder. They will
probably get positions as harvest hands
this summer.
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western League Standing.

Batteries-Page, Olmstead and McDon-
ough; Gilbert and Smith.
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Oklahoma City has sold two of theil
players to the Fort Smith team of tht
Texas league. Dennis and Lally who
tried out with the Nets. Another try
out, Ralston has been sold to South
McAlester.
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Cole attempted to lay his hand OF
the umpire yesterday, but threats o
benching put a quietus on him.
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After ten days of playing in the
Western Association the fans are be-
ginning to form their opinions of the
team in all its departments. In bat
ting the team on the whole is showing
up well, having an average of .264.
However, this is not as good a Show
ing as might be made. The high aver
age of the team is brought UP to
where it is by the unusually high hit
ting of three or four of the players.
There are only four who are hitting
over the 200 mark. Still it is too early
in the season to form any accurate line
upon who are the hitters and who are
not. But it has been suggested that
the run getting of the team would be
materially bettered if a, change were
made in the batting order. A glance
at the averages will show that there
are no two of the heavy hitters follow
ing each other. In nearly every game
Abbott, who is batting in great shape,
gets on with a two base hit and then
dies because there is not a hitter to
follow The following are the official
a vera ees for the season I'D to date:
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Seneca, Kan, May 1.-THE Seneca
high school baseball team defeated the
Sabetha team here by the score of 8
to 6. Batteries-Seneca. Shelley and
McGehee; Sabetha, Hook and Ludwig.
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There are several fans in Topeka
who are already claiming that Wichita
has better team than Topeka. Sedalia
three years ago won II games in sue
cession, twice as many as Wichita now
has to her credit, and then only fin
ished in fourth place.
The evening world., 1907-08-30
CAN COLIN ESCAPE HOODOO
SHOULD HE WIN FUTURiTY?
---~e~---
Last Six Winners Of This Richest Two Year Old Event
Have Fallen Into Oblivion the
Last Six Winners Of This Richest Two Y
Following Year.

a ,hres-y -year-old. Arttul returned tho
following year. but bad leg cut short
promising career. She started three
umes and won on each occasion. one OF
her Victories belng the Brighton Handi-
cap. In 1856 Osmondale won the race
ana this WIS tho last of the DrmunnHfr
colt. Last year EIectioneer took The
classic, He made his first appea rance
ttis year. In the Standard Stakes 81
Peter Pan hard tussle. losing by a
half length. II WAS said at the lime
that Electoreer was short and bena-
things were predicted In his next start,
he was then given a careful prapa Fa !.
ton for the Suburban Handicar and
on his race with Peter Pan Was m.
stalled the fayorite When the race
was run EiectIoHeer was not In il, and
since he has dropped into oblivion
Horremen are now asking can eolEn
break the hoodoo whEci has hpvared
over previous Futnrtty winners, should
he win the sheepshead Bay race 10
morrow.
The evening world., 1907-08-30
KAUFMAN DEFEATS SCHRECK

laney, Harry Foley, Freddy Landsrs
and Gus Dorm.
When sehrscE wen, down under the
body blow after having bean easy for
Kaufman. apd said he had been fouled
no was told by the referee to get UP and
nEh'. but only shook HIS head.
Roche said ntterward 1t was fair
blow and hesupposed schrsc,t was tired
out and thought no could claim foul
and get away with II.
The only round In which Schreok held
his own was the nf.h, when he seemed
able to land with lsft and right at will.
and had Kaufman staggering many
:.=.= schr.ck ~. full of night. bur
seemed s4aaEt Ia Ais punches He had
been hammering away nj KAufman"s
body for some time when Kaufman
finally beat him at his own game
Mike had been = top ohoics at odds
OF 10 TO nnd was a great diHappoint-
rnent TO the crowd
Jimmy Britt was given great ova-
ton by the crowd, He shook hands with
schrsck and Kaufm-n and then made
the following speech:
'Gcntlemen-There's nothing much
or mo TO say except that will be in
the ring on Sept. D. and y my plans
carry out as have laid ,hem will
l bring anos.ser championship home to
California
| Cans was given as Rood a greeting
as Britt To tho crowd he said
| "Gentlemen--On the 9th o, Septom-
ber ! VIII do my best TO retain the
| championship. II Mf. BFitt defeats ms
than l viii conccde him the greatest
lightweight In the world"
| Jack Johnson challenged the winner
| BY TELEGRAPH Jim Flynn also chsi-
! lcnRfd the winner.
The evening world., 1907-08-30

GAN FRANCISCO. Aug so-Msks
schreck's heavyweight aspirations wero
ended in the seventh round OF mis- bat
tie with Al Kaufman when he fell
from tho force OF blow In the stom-
ach and was counted out
soh.eck fen to the noor and claimed
he had been fouled. but Referee Roche
refused TO allow the claim. and ~
schreck was not on his feet In ten seo-
onds tho ngft was given 20 the Cali
forr.sn
A phye4e4an who examined soa-ech
tnnedintslY decided there was no eva-
douce that . foul blow had been struck.
kaufman had slisht lead up 70 tbs
thno tho fight ended, IN tbs seventh.
The bout was scheduled TO 90 twenty
rounds, and had Sohreek won u hs waz
20 have been matched against Tommy
Burns the heavy-weis.lt, He had boon
making good progress until his setback
here last night
Schreck was the first of the big fell
io~s 10 enter the ring. He put In an
app~a rance at sos, With him wrre Billy
Homan. Young Retcheu. Joe Mllles and
Joe Levy Kaufman came along a few
sacsandA- later accompanied hJ Billy De-
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MONTREAL ENTRIES.

FIRST RacsES-Tisndkcap. thrse- -year-oit.
ead 4pAatd san farlansa ---dsol!y Pr,rn, 40.
Fnnin,fl-. i1S; str EJaari III, GAh-tellc.
l1: t'o Jac&. 100. M,rs5ta i1E Ciy,cu
10y Ballot Box, ~ Rollsil.y dlrt. u
st;C%sSp RAcE.--sslag ,ass-yo,r- -,,..s;
ihng sud 4 hals tpfl@nEs --AeaFy Kelly 100.
tilh'ri. ~, Vista DI Gtys,1n. Raxxin pT
lAss;tA, -. ,hie aT Goes Frst ~
ly~ff4a| ~ s&Hnse Mnsii M EIidrr7nan pg
lpfW Sha1F. loo; Atrlan laD PrntInr III
aAtEasS; yIt poann Neville &c Fare al {.
sprlf W Hlscs Haas ~. Lady Pcrw5fi. o.
TlitRo tassE-=-rtiitx; thre. .ye,r.,Is. .
snd upsard asis mils and flriang -tAi-
trygh - Blur Buck los, f'a.faians III
Selhe RTTNg. tn- ~IreHv4lta tos fsa. it,.
tjn,Sri zoe .o+u1oha-s RSht, III Stsits2
FOURTH HNt'E l1,r7Snah!nn Gr,ra Sa
,42tA' Ntf'Hplntsh6st fHpr-ytar, atti nni ~,
,lll eHnr~'; at'odI Two sHd uns-h -hnIf ,nii..s
mtwolt lE,' Cardigan, lsa I,,nh.,a,h
''old Run, 100 DuIetAn ia s'.,.
Lane aa Golden Way. i8l. Dpnti,o ,.n
FlFrH RArE--Two-year.o n,. III,
"At-fRf fursongS--tnHl1 TOBY ioa' 4,
ng l1rtis. ial Altar boy a. Nfy.tins.
W. Tenancy Vi t'oOrtSsy i02 Tii'iI, ~. ,es' z,
100. Don pitaiiB o. ''''Fs tH1't
SMITH hAc'E selling; thr..ys.y.,,t,..
shr nlfr Jockey Club course -rrn.s sOi
s.l@1tS iwe. lolj .Priner of OrahEs Il;
!. MtoI' ~ 'Mis l'addtn 20. Tei. loi
'srp5eGlss aiiowane. ot tty. ..,na,
The evening world., 1907-08-30

fT Is a strange fact tina. tho last half
dosen winners of the Futurity, the
4 most hiGhly-priled tuo-year-oh
race Of the year. have fallen into OBJ
iiviou ths @ms or ;A= following year
II Is because OF rtfS fact rnKt observ=
ant turf followers look upon Collins
appearance in the big race Saturday
with misgtv!ngs. Yankee won tho race
In 1901. That was the end of his fame,
The following year. John A. brakes
Savable captured tho prize. and that
was virtually the last OF him, Ham
burg Bella won It in 1903 and great
things were predicted for her the FOL-
lowing season. but she did not earn
grsa, fame In hsr three-ysar-oid form.
As q sour-year-old she won several
stakes Artful captured the prize In
1904 from great field. including the
gren, Sysonby, which was not beaten a.
The evening world., 1907-08-30
No. I35 INDExEO Aug. 80
TRAINING GALL0PS
AT GRAvEsEND TRACK,

oR-tyEsEND RACE TRACK Aug.
% The oeal track Was in good con-
ditlon to-day and number OF clever
E7sliops w-rs noted.
l2s ARfMo--Four furiongs IN o.si.
breezing
- spRiNGHEHLr-FivS furfenss in
L0i l-5, oreextng.
~ PRETTY oSE--FYve furlongs in
7 ssi All 0tff III Hz=t4fsfss
ieo ST, ILLrRio- .Tsres furgongs In
go 80 hand!ly At MS beat.
iai Fi.EMING-Four turlonss In o.iS ~,
handiy Nvver SO good.
20. gailoplns Pulled up lame
IS NnIBt.s-Four tur!oaxs In GO.
breeding In great shape.
70 cz1rHT-r'rr-r-r7r-Tr-7- rIriyngx m
ps' Ts hsiiItiilf EiAa a lot pf
speed.
II M.t.tViltfA J.ANE-Fous furlongs in
e1''-'7. hGnt7'y: s-Iu y m good
ns wlNSfNc; scrAR-Four nrionss in
ols ~ bteeIing Very much Inn
g NARY AIRY, SIX narloqss Is IN ils. saI-
brsez.as. Looks 49, acts wsli'
ln Ia5isADoR- ugIs n 'isfi, oreez-
% ookDEN tss SsysH sflesspSh * s9S4 mile u 4.
n YOUTHFUL five furlong4 IN los,
gEeszsnE Dent look ~
II L!s 70. eresz.ns Greatly l'n-
1a Bt.AeSfKS oAK-Thrse turlonss ia
cJ -, hreez!ng Never better
IN Z AS sF..stAsrF1i&- Three tarlorSs in
los DEAD CONE Four tiriongs n 0t0.
brepzin. Looks weil
The evening world., 1907-08-30
AT sHEEPsAEAD BAY TRACK.

sHBEPsIfEAD BAY TRACK. Aug
1.-The Bay track Is in grand shape
but no very fast workouts were noted.
line: ~
rs SIR LYNNEWooD-six furlonss IN
Ln - broezinS, Never In bet
y True Bof--Ftve furlonHa in
zg y 70 sSrAi lhssfslSis tfns rss-~s-gf
= BEN SHAW-6ne mile in i.4s 3-s
handiiy. He IS very nt
% Aial EtS-sFfve furlongs IN l.nl-a,
handilS. Sure co win soon
es 20. handiiy She is ready
lss F'.ASMoNok--one mite in 1855
- 6reszlng He Il not up to much
81 HELEN PoRTER--s Blk furlonEs in
harlstlp 60 Slst Ise.4esst7
u MtltfflSii tssiih-7s Nh si1rsH t51Far+yrF Fr II,
1888 Iandtly she Is III her
leo okc-aEFctH.-SiI niEioHgs ss -iis2-s,
handily In Ereat form,
l@ COURT DRESS-SssTen furlonses IL.
ir rs. handlly. She looks well
lia BAl-LOT-o One mile In 1.4a 3-5, arecx-
ing In GOOD shape
The evening world., 1907-08-30

Mau McGrath the giant hammer
thrower Of the New York Athletic Club.
is seriousiy injntrd Az result OF has
ErueIling contest With John Flanagan
al the metropolitan Championship com
petitions held at Travers Island last
Saturday In one OF mis- Efforts WIN
the hammer he wrenched his spiue and
though ne did not feel II kecnly at the
firr ne has suffered severely since
rhnt was why he failed to appear al
thr nte,nens meet next aay.
lie VIII not compete ~ the satne
sunday in Celtic Park nor at the grsa.
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BURNS HAS EARNED
$5L7oo THIS YEAR

with Jack Twin" esliivan. Los An
geie', n.Goo; knocked out Jim Flynn.
Los Angeles, t3,5oo, first battle with
jack OBrien, Los Angeles a draw.
1900; second hattie with oBrien,
which he won. Sib0oo. bear Bi.l e.I..se
at Gonna ssisoo; from bet on battle
with Jim Flynn, tl.2no: bet and PER-
senlass for management OF Gsorge
Memsic and Neary In Los Ange.es.
AVp. return battie AT VI IwauKrts Tor
Mems!c and Mont taaa Kid N Los An.
gcles. SGp; bet on match with Riil
Saulres, $500. Grand total, t5i.7uo
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MI 'CRATH MAY NOT CdMPE TE

: Se.-.4.s4.i OK tIe lrIsiI- American
AtntcGe club ~ the same grounds on
Monday.
II Is almost ccriel III t7iat he witt not
Qe among tha New York Athletic Clubs
delegation for tNn national champiou-
ships at Jamestown, In that event
FhnAEan. rii iind his strongest antax-
Thc New York AthietIs club has sent
I'M scVenty-Aye entries for the Labor
Jhy games Of the irish Aneri IAN
Athletic club This big Hist includes
all thrtg hrst class u1en except McGrath
Many on these VIII also compete In tie
,llLierniAn. LIS LA. Sunday, 50 thai
they ought 10 have a good ,tle or.
thet--uwn ability when they start sof
Iarncstown on Wed nf.sinv.
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Brooklyn A. c. Games.

bah game wnl follow the track -yeat,
at tt'e ramas H the Brooklyn A. c. next
Monday in Grand Street Park Maspsth
Tnerr ara half doEen running races on
TIE card and prospective entries shaud send
~ ,hrlr Hsmes Immediately, IS the books
nsr ,g-mOtr1~ The sycHH are l0osyani
assn, handieap ADo-yHrd rup hsBittGpi
sSt-ysrd run. handicap; 7s.yatd dash. novice
ll%tmiie rlfn, hsrhlehp. dDo-yard run.
novice - " HsEnn, 40, gT4 Bedford
zsenus, fliopidyu. er pieEss A. CIust No
q John strsst Manhattan. VII receive
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souires ana Kaufman Nex..

Now that big Al Kaufman, the California
heavyweight. has bsassn AIks sohrsck. tbs
Cincinnati pugtlint. ths Indisattous are thA.
Kaufman and Bill sautrsn, ths Australian
fighter. Will be matched 10 battle for twenty
rounds before Quo Of tho clubs In San Fran-
cisco n. latter part OF nsxt month. Jlm
CofEfoth u anxious IN have a-s,iire. 49,
Kaufman. and II h'Alpiost certain that Billy
DsiansT. manager OF Kaufman. viii consent
to the match.
bnsenaL :TS-day.a f.M.--Ar rnoriean Laasua
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-oMAfY BURNS, tho heavy-wetght
champion. " another OF the wise
pug!lls,s who are saving thcN
monsy for a rainy day. During the
last twelve months Tommy has fought
five battles. which. combined with his
share OF the receipts. his bets on these
battles, and his nanagement OF George
Memsic. tbs Chicago fighter. and bets
on his chances. has netted him just
s5I. 700.