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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
TERRY McGOVERN DID NOT
DROP HIS WAD AT TRACKS
He Would Gamble Century Now and Then, But Didn't
Go BrokeHis Selling Plaers Were Not
Worth Their Feed.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. January c5-The
news OF Terry McGovern's complete
collapse. mental and physical was re-
ceived among racing men here with
marked degree of regret. inasmuch as the
ex-featherweiglt champion had become in
recent years as much OF rlcctrack char
acter as he was OF the ring Everywhere
the question: What became Of the money
Terry earned in his career?" is asked
The little boxer earned in the ring and
with 'he several shows IN which he APP
peRrcd close on to $4,000 IN ten years
time. To-day his sponsors in New York
say he has not a dollar in the world
Where did IL all go? Many owners, jockeys
and bOokmakers now here on the racing
scene helped the benefit fund just sub
scrlbed for NcSovcrn but not one OF
them but would like TO know something
90 tho d spostion Of the great fortune
The idea that Terry went 10 work and
bet orr thousands OF dollars is
not altogether right AIcGovern did
lose money betting ON the race
horses during the last two years. but
s.. 200 would cover that item. Bookmak-
ers Lloyd and phil" Howell say Terry
had fair amount or luck at times and
never bet over 800 or 5000 at a crack
The idea that Oclawaha. Saturday. Gin
cinnatus. Spring Beauty and other selling
platers cost him $4,000 s. secuted. When
ever Terry round n business proposition
going against him he could quit and get
out as fast as the average man. Then.
again. in tho race-track hangers-on have
Terry tabled as a tight wad." He
never gave up to friend or q Zoe unless
the circumstances We're especially pro-
vocative.
II do not think it right to charge up
the race-track with too big share IN the
financial undoing OF Terry McGovern.
recently remarked a sporting man ia
miliar with Broadway's sporting life and
the race-track as well. "for the kid was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Indoor Track Meet.

BALTIMORE. MO. January - -7,h.
Fifth Regiment Athletic Association has
addressed tho following letter 10 the
various athletic associations.
Sentiemen.-W take pleasure IN an
nouucing that the athletic association a.
the Fifth Regiment. l. NJ y g. VIII
hold an indoor athletic meet az the now
armory. Hoffman Street. Baltimore on
saturday evening, February Sth 1907 al
..3O j. NJ. under the ausplces a. tbs a
4. T.. IN which the members OF your
organization are cordially invited 20 com
pete Handsome prizes VIII be given
three prizes Ia individual events and in
ciFidul prizes 70 members OF teams
All entries must be in BY Friday Feb
raary !. 1907 Additional information
Will be checrfully furnished
Hoping that Ne viii receive a long list
Of entries from YOU. ! am.
Very truly yours.
J.. 5. WHITMAN
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

track He lost three parts OF his earn
inss elsewhere. 1 know he had quite a
pretenuous collection OF diamonds. worth
perhaps 5000. Where is Il? No one
seems TO know. There is no record OF the
exact amounts Terry himself received
from the different prize fights in which
he engaged Altogether Is r. a strange
mystery and one which Is likely TO be
unravclcd through all time. nasmuch az
the boys mind is now a perfect blank and
mis- VIE In Brooklyn has given the public
no clue OF hint as To the facts desired
ono thing sure and that Is that Terry
did not lose the big amounts Of money
on the race-tracks so often alleged
Probably the last Incident with which
New York raccgoers associate McGovern.
Is the connection he created in the grand
stand At Gravesend last autumn. when he
started Spring Beauty in q selling race.
Flaud was the favOrite in tho race Terry's
colors were mixture OF royal blue and
purple. Plaud silks were very -inIiar.
Plaud was leading into the stretch. and
or course Terry" got his wires crossed.
Wildly he yelled. she wins, Sde winsi''
Every body IN the centre section or the
grandstand looked on with arlazS.nent.
Tor Spring Beauty was absolutely last
at the time McGovern rushed down the
aisle Of the big stand exhortinr Spring
Beauty. The horses flashed past the
judges. and Terry. still sure no had won
race. heaminely pronered a handshake
TO friends about him. Then Dynamite
Jack ThOrnby took him aside and ex-
planned tho situation. Terry skunk away
and it is said brooded over the foolish
mistake Tor days and days ike a spoiled
child
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
NEW GRIDIRON GAME.
Pat O'Dea Wants to Introduce
Victorian Football.

SAN FRANCISCO. January e6-Pat
O Dea. the greatest kicker that college
football team has ever produced. and
who played for Wisconsin University for
four years. is endeavoring 20 get together
team IN San Francisco to demonstrate
what is known as the Victorian game Of
football. This game. which Is a cross
between Rugby and Gaelic football. was
or~i1 fet iu the colony Of Victoria. I'm
Australia. O'Dea's homeland. and is said
70 have greater popularity there chan
any other game. II is played or a field
Two hundred wards long. with eighteen
men on team. and the ball il round.
about the size OF "a basketball There is
no tackling unless the player has the ball
in his possession. 1t Is n kicking and
running game. The runner must bound
the ball every seven yards The players
become such expert judges OF the dis
lance that they are seldom penalized for
violating the rule. All scores are made
by kicking goals. Instead OF the familiar
two-Roal posts, there are four-two placed
outside tho central pair. 4 goal kicked
between the middle posts counts five
points. and shot within the outer posts
counts one point Opposing players are
distributed at both ends Of the field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
Lifts of Games Hanpden-Siduey
Has So Far Arranged.

HAAIPDEN- SIDNEY. VA. January 20.
Manager e. w Darlington. Richmond,
OF the baseball team. has given out the
following schedule Of games for the ap-
preaching season. which Is only partially
complete. MS games are 10 be arraneed
with v. p. T.. possibly Washington &
lee and exhibition games with Randolph
Macon. Richmond College and William
and Mary.
March 27th--Princoton. at Norfolk
April 6th-Hogs Academy, at Hampdsn-
sidney.
April i5th-Emory and Henry. At Hamp-
den-Sidney.
April l9th-Woodberry Forest, az
Orange.
April 20th-University OF Virginia. at
Charlottesville.
April 29th--Randoiph-Ma College,
az Hamnde1-S Sidney Championship
May fth-Wiliam and Mary. at Hamp-
dcu-Sidney championship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
At Pastme Games.

would be able 20 give Hmman eight
yards in a Go. AT any rate. It VAS
supposed. and rightly $50. that n shep-
pard succeeded i'm catching Hinman with
am eleht-yard start. tho worlds record
of l:u would De no more
That would surely have been tho case.
but Harry Hulmah went away at such
a terrific clip that Sheppard never made
up yard OF the eight Hniman had at
the start Tn fact. f. has ever been n
source OF regret TO the Irish-American
Athletic Ciuo officials that that record
trial that day was not match race
between IHllman and sheppard. I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
BLOKMAKER HORSE OWNER
TO BE BANISHED FROM TRACK
Betting Public Can't See the Wisdom of Having Man
Make Book on His Own Horse" Its
Heads and Tails Win"

hookulaker on the high stool. Larry last
ear Johnson offered the public a price
against Roseben winning Ia his book
Sentiment against the 'BoOkmaker-TIor
owner began 70 gather strength IN the
last last year, and may come 70 head
before long IN which event a score or
more Of stables would be disbanded For
instance. L A Celia intends to race next
summer about New York a string Of
twenty frst-ciass horses. George Ben
nett. ~ Memphis. Tenn. would De an
other owner oOkmaker' affected by the
SiAnee lie frequently laid prices against
nus Dishabille IN the East IN 1906 Alto
e ther the abolition Of the "Bookmaker-
oW 1er" is one of the turf reforms sure
20 come about soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
SHEPPARD PARSONS AND HHLMAN ARE FINALLY MA
as l hree Greatest Long Sprint Men VIII Assault w
To Meet At 900 Yards. Al

NEW YORK. Jenuary ee-Prob,bi, th.
greatest footrace ever seen in this voun-
try Will be- the feature Of tho Pas,imc
Athletic Club games In Madison Square
Garden on the night OF February 9th
when Harry Hillman. Ell Parsons and
Melvin Sheppard vii meet in "a three
cornered match race at GoO yards. Zach
Of this trio 81 able 20 break the worlds
record Tor the distnce when at his very
best. and that the mark Will be wiped
out when they meet there is very M,t.e
doubt.
Sheppard is generally REGARDED as the
fastest half-miie runner since Kirpatrick's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
MULLEN MAY Be
NJ CAMS RIVAL
Former Manhattan College Player
Picked to Succeed Big Dan" if
Latter Fails to Hit.

NEW YORK, January 26.--If big Dan"
Mccain does not finish the season o.
1907 at first base for the Giants, the
occupant OF that position VIII likely be
John Mullen. the former Manhattan COL
lege player. who has been drafted from
Baltimore by the New York club
Mullen has heretofore been regarded
only as candidate for second base. lie
played that position with the Philadelphia
Athletics, and at Washington and Balti-
more. AS McGraw already has three good
men for that position In COrcoran, Shay
and Strang, II was not thought that Null
len had much OF a chance. According to
Mulen's friends in New York, however,
the big fellow viii be showed over TO first
base IL McGann does not show batting
Improvement There Is a chance, too,
for him to win out at second base
Mullen is a big boned and hravnv
young man from Avoca. Pa. the home OF
hughey jennings. A few years ago he
entered Manhattan College. lie was a
big, rough fellow then. but four years
IN college polished him off, and he is now
IN ad0rnment 10 the profession which ne
has chosen. Mullen was a good first base
nan when he played with the Manhattan
team. Ho has a good reach and was a
'dr batter against college pitchers
His first big Leaf que trial was not at
tended with success. Tor he had no chance
20 outshine either Harry Davis or Danny
Murphy. both stars In their positions
The Philadelphia club handed Mullen over
10 Washington In 1905. when Jake stahl
appealed to the league for an inflelder.
Mullen gradually improved In his batting.
but he did not please Stahl and was re-
leased to Baltimore. Under jennings. his
fellow townsman. Mullen played good ball.
occasionally taking a whirl at first base
50 n he can outhit Mccain 20 r,ay DO
appointed custodian Of that bag Tor the
GiantS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
WASHIN J TON AND LEE
DEFE5TS STAUYTON
Basketball Becoming Feature in
Athletic Life of Virginia
Institutions.
lspeelsl % The Times plsnatcbl

LEXINGTON. VA. January 26.-Tues-
day evening saw the second basketball
game Of the season for Washington and
Lee. in which she came out victorious
over the strong y VI. c. 4. team OF
stanton by the score OF 25 to 20. The
game was strongly contested throughout,
ana the spectators were repeatedly
brought to their feet by the brilliant plays
OF both teams
The y. n. q. a. team is. in the opinion
Of some experts on the game. much
superior TO the University OF virginia
team. and gives the impression thar
than Virginia. The Y. NJ c. A. has
already defeated Virginia this season
and this gives the victory a decided
flavor. which Washington and Lee Uni
versity followers viii greatly appreciate
The playing OF Wilmington. Hood and
STREET. was Of a high order.
Following was the lineup:
W. & L. L. Position. IN C. A.
Wilmington. S. j.. .Leggatt
STREET. (Capt) 90. y. O. Kyle
Hood ............. c. ........... Spencar
Smart........... r. u. .......Iangford
Moore. -......... J.. @. .Stratton
The officials wero. Mr.. Krebs. referee
Mr.. McAIurTan. umpire.
Goals Wilmington. {. Hood 2. Smart.
/. Moore. /.
Saturday evening brought forth ono Of
the greatest treats in the 'ne ~ basket
ball ever Witnessed In Lexington. be
tween WASHINGTON and Lee and her old
rival. University ~ Virginia losing 20
the latter 10 to 10. Washington and lee
University started 70 runaWay game. and
had LEFT her opponents far IN the rem
before they had realized what had har
pened; but they soon came out Of their
trance iuet in time % avert defeat The
FIRST half ended ir favor of Washington
an1 Lee University IL 10 g
Tor Washington and Ice University
STREET cXcellcd in every department
while Atkinson and Grinncis carried of
The honors for Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

man unexpectedly was in his very best
form. and could have beaten Sheppard
of the same mark. and IN doing so might
have broken the record himself.
But realizing that he was in only as a
pacemaker. and that with an eight-yard
start. Hillman was too good a sportsman
70 win the race. So as soon as he saw
that Sheppard couldn't catch him he
stopped and allowed the Philadelphia flyer
TO 20 by. The best he could do was
I'LL 90 Hilman himself had done 1l2
in trial at Travors Island.
Parsons is an erratic runner. but withaI
one Of the fastest half-milcrs the world
has ever seen. although be seems 10 be-
equally &C home I'm a race OF COO yards
sheppard is essentially "a haf-milor and
can run rousins mile too But I'm order
that AN three may meet half way. the
distance of the match. was set for 60
yards Harry Hulman's best distance g.
a quarter. but he's Same enough 90 keen
up his speed for GO. and should be "a
dark horse in the betting for this race.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
No Boston Horse Show.

BOSTON January 26--At the recent
meeting Of the directors of the Boston
Horse show az the office OF the pres
ident Colonel John T. Thaver. 10 was
decided NOT 20 hold "a horse show IN
April. The reason given out was that
as so many of the largest exhibitors
usually counted UNION wlll attend the
international eVhtb ftion the entries
wou'9 De Few IL was decided that
rather than Give show not no 10 the
usual standard II would be better not
90 hold one this gear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

time. and. indeed. says the exDerts st was
only due TO hard luck that he did not
break KIlpatrick's long standing worlds
record OF 1853 2-5 at trial 20 Travers
Island last summer. Sheppard was -
Of a second outside OF the mark
Equally meritorious IS tho performance
% 1854 3-5 on a board floor. which is the
worlds indoor half-mile record made by
Parsons At Buffalo two winters ago.
Sheppard has also done this same time
in tho same Buffalo arrnory.
Parsons holds the worlds indoor record
u ia for go yards, and Sheppard has
come within SIS Of q second Of Tommy
Burke's outdoor worlds record OF Ill.
on this occasion. which was in "a special
trial at Celtic Park. Sheppard was paced
by Harry Hi!;man. the American cham
plon over the low hurdles. former quar-
ter-mle champion. and holder OF the
worlds indoor Quarter-mile record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

In order that Hlman should draw
sheppard out no was allowed 20 start
from a mark eight yards ahead % shep-
pari Despite Hilman's brilliant record
on the cinder path. il was thought that
I'm view OF Sheppard close shave OF tho
half mile record a Few DAYS before. NE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

mics Is the property or David Dunlop.
and West expects 10 receive "a couple Of
more horses from tile farm this month
90 Petersburg. Va. where old Duke or
Kendall S. now al rho stud
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1907-10-19

, Tmber Land. Act .iune3, lS1H-Notice
For publication, /. $. Land Oh!ce.
The Dalles. Ore aug. ~, 10 i-Nutice
is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Con-
gress OF June 3. 1878 entitled. An act
for the sale of timber lands in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory, as ex-
tended to all the public land states by
act OF Aug. 1. 1892. Fred l.. Harmon
of Falls City Polk Go. ore. has on Feb
%, 1907 filed in this office mis- sworn
statement No.3S3O for the purchaseof
the sEAsEA of sec II. NkNEA, NEANwA
OF section ii Up los. II % E w NJ; and
will Offer proof to show that the land
sought is more vnluableforit timber
or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and to establish his claim To
said land lief Jre the Register and
Receiver at The Dalles ore NOV. %, 1907.
He names as witnesses; o NJ stafford.
E L. Harmon. portland ore; Charles
MatheIly Richmond or; c F seitz. FOSSIL
ore. Any and all persons claiminghd-
versely the above described landsarr
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before said 25th day of
Nov. 19O7.-C. v. Moore, Register. nl6
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1907-10-19
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873.
notice for publication. U. $. Land

Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873.
notice for publication. U. $. Land
Office, The Dalles or. sep. 6, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that in cGm-
pliance with the provisions OF the act
OF Congress of June 3. 1878 entitled.
An act for the sale of timber lanes III
the States of California. Oregon. Ne
vadn and Washington Territory" ,as
extended to all the Public land stat
~ hy act Of Aug, 4. 1892. Benson l.,
Evans. OF Latourcll Falle MultnOm-
ah county Ore. has on March 10, l33?
filed in this Office his sworn statement
no. $3.50 for the purchase of the NhsM
4, swAsEA&swANEA sec. 4 r lls.K % Il
W NJ, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought Is moac valun-
bic for it's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes and to estab-
lish his claim to said ln.id before the
Register and Receiver at The Dal!es
Ore. Dec =, 1907.
He names az witnesses: LE DeWOI
Per August LARSON: Portland Orr.
James Ellis, B G LARSON. TrOutdale
Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adrer-
sely any Of the above-descrihed lands
are requested to file their claims in
this office on or before Dec. 9, 1907.
n30 &. w. Moore. Register.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1907-10-19

Timber Land, Act June 8, 1879.
notice for publication. U s,Land
office, The Dalles or. sep. 6, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions
of the act OF Congress OF June 3,
1873 entitled" an act for the sale
of timber lands in the States OF
California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory, "aseXten.
ded to all public land states by
act of Aug. 4, 1892, Murnettn +.
Jennings Multnomah co. Ore has
on March 4, 1907 filed in this
Office her sworn statement no.
1850, for the purchase OF the, VIZ
swh OF sec. 10&NwANwA of sec. Is
Tp los, II % e W Nj, aud will Offer
proof to show that the land SO
ught is more valuable for its tim.
Der Or stone than for agricultnr
al purposes, and to establish he,
claim to said land before he Req
ister and receiver at The Dalles
ore. NOV. 20, 1907.
She names as witnesses: o NJ staff.
ord. sarah 1 McKOwn, " l. Powell.
Pearl l. powell, all ofPortland or
Any ana all persons claiming
adversely any OF tn" above-de-
scribed lands are requested TO TIE
their claims in this office on or
before NOV. 20, 1907
n23 G. W. Moore, Register.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1907-10-19
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873,
Notice For publication. US. Land

Notice For PublEatlOn. US. Land
Office, The Dalles or. sep. 10, 1907.
Notice ID hereby given that in compliance with
provisions Of the act ofCongPeEs June 3. ls7s
entitled IAN act for the sale OF timber lands In
the States Of California. Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended to all
the Public land States by act of Aug. 4. / S92,
the folio persOns have filed In this Office
th5ir RwOrn statements to Wit:
William TempletOn. Of Spray Ore. Wheeler
county Ore. sworn statement no. 1868 filed
March IL. 1907 for the purchase Of the W VI
NwA Of wee. Is; w1sswN OF sec. 10, TIP. los, IL
Frank N. Templeton. Spray wheeler Co. Or.
sworn statement no. 1870 fled March II.
1907 for the purchase Of the SEAswN sec. 10
TIP los, R25 Il NJ.
Edward Baker Richmond wheeler county
ore. avon statement No 1917 fled Mar. 40
1907 for the purchase Of SENswN. E3SwH
sec Is. sEHswNsec q Tp 10 R2+ E wM
James B. Prints. Spray wheeler county Ore
sworn statement no 1915 filed march 3O
1907 for the purchase Of swAswM sec ITO
s.R ~ r. NJ.
And will offer proofs to show that the
lands sought are more vnlua BILE for the tim
Der or stone thereon than for agricultural pur-
poses, md to establish their claims to said
lands before David e. Baxter. u &. Comm, lat
his office in Spray Ore. Nov.2s, 1907
They name AS witnesses:J McGee. .Heppncr
ore:JOhn B'CasOn, Janes Paui.L A Kimberley
Ed Stewart, James Frost, N shoun, spray
OggOn, C. r waters. Richmond Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
Of the above described lands Bre equestef to
file their claims In this Office on or before NOV
-. 1907. &C. W. Myore. Register n23
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1907-10-19
Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878. No
tice For Publication IL. X. Land
Office, The Dalles. Ore. Oct, s. 1907,

Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congreas Of
June =, 1873 entitled. An net for the sale Of tim
beY lands In the states OF California. Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory. Al0nzo Is.
Stanley, Lonerock Gillian co ore. mas this da y
filed in this ofic. his sworn statement no 436O
Iof me e sne sEH n ~ .ne s ss ceG ~
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone thrn for agricultural purposes
snd 10 establish HI. cisim TO SAID land before
the H. glster and Receiver at The Dalles, Ore.
Dee. IL. l0O7.-He Ls,..es as wi3nesses; Ohio
Ward. George Madden. I N Smith. CHARLIE .
Phegiey. ali u tIoneFoct Ore
any and all persons claiming adve sew the
sbove-siescrfbef lands ARE Seluested 10 ..t thrir
claims In this oflfce on or before Dec. l.. 1907.
d1f e. W. Mooye, Register.