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tur she had g loyal 1o-LoRlnS IN sPANe
of the doubt as 10 her route going
ability
The $1,000 1909 exposition handicap.
the richest stake Of the local season.
was won BY William Walkers derby
winner. Stanley Fay, in & thrilling nose
finish with Pedro an outsider ray
was coupled with Harry Scott as sec
ond choice Of the race Glorio was the
fsvorite and ran very issppointingly,
being At no time prominent Fay was
top weight and his owner was IN doubt
Ebout accepting the impost allotted
him almost Up 70 the hour Of starting
X was only upon the urgent advice OF
fellow horsemen. who entertained q
kiEher opinion OF the colts proWess
than the owner himself that Walker
decided to start him The race was
worth $3.50 10 the winner and clinches
Walkers hold upon first place in the
winning owners list for the meeting
and stamps Fay as the best horse ever
raced here
In winning he ran the mile and a
uuarter IN 2.O4 2-5, which clipped S-4
pf & second from the existing track
record
u the succeeding race Convent Bell
ran e mile and 20 yards in 1:zS. which
rut the previous record L OF z second.
and Smiley Corbett added 10 the en-
thusiasm OF the occasion by cutting the
Eve furlongs record from -5s54 10 -5s
In winning the Kenmore handicap.
which came next on the card
Inasmuch as four fsvorites. two sec
bnd choices and z third choice, ali well
backed, accounted for the card, the
crowd came away from the track high
y elated and the layers corresponding
ly depressed
The losses Of the bookies ran Up into
the thousands in many instances BIZ
Tackuan. the san Francisco book
maker, was unfortunate IN having Sc
tecte6- today 10 resume laying OF odds.
IN common with the other p layers
u the ring he received 3 scOrching-
Dareington was claimed today by Z.
Tourek for Sse5-
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Old Erin'S Athletes to
Match Skill Today

Today promises 10 be q great one in
the annals Of Irish athletics in this
city. for one Of the best football games
and hurIing matches ever planned Will
take place at the Ingleside racetrack.
The former event viii be fought out
between the invincible Parnells and the
newly organized Erin's Hope team For
hurting honors, the Young lrelapos VIII
stack up against the Parnells. The first
game VIII start promptly az 1-SO and q
big crowd is expected 10 be on hand
The promoters Of the coming events
have been planning them for several
weeks past and they expect TO break
all records for attendance at Irish
games and also 70 furnish the most ex-
citing sport OF the kind that this city
has ever known. Many of the men who
arrivals from the old sod and much Is
expected Of them when they line up for
the hrst time The teams viii be made
up as follows:
Parnells-Allen Ccaptainl. Murphy.
Crowley. P. Scanlan, J. Scanlan. P Sui
livan- J. Sullivan. Leary, Horgan.
Ganey. O'Connor, Calvin, OBrien. Cal
laghan. J. Murphy, N. Crowley.
Erin's Hopes-Cliford tcaptain),
oRourke- Crosbie. T. Lane. Heagherty,
McMahn, seguine, culloty. Mccarthy.
Long. Barrett Sullivan, Ring, Graham,
Cahill
Young Irelands-T. Quinn. o'connor.
Fahey. Ward. Kinane, NJ Benton, D.
Benton. o,AeaTne. ADAMS 1ngerton.
Young. Mclaughlin. Murray. Phelan-
OfConnells-M. Quinn lcaptain), Min
chan. C Murphy, n. Murphy. Ed Muir
ply. Joe Murphy. Ross. Mahonsy, 7.
Quinn, Daley, kane, Grimm. Collopy.
Delurey, Daily.
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mlSSlo1erS. can hardly be expected TO
receive the approval of an Intelligent
legislature.
The board OF fish commissioners had
a strong lobby present TO advocate
board and increase the funds at its dis
posal The legislature IN its wisdom
has always kept separate the game and
fish funds, to the end that each should
have its proportion of the money ap-
propriated. But through the rather
questionable tactics of the boards lob
by ii was. after very warm discus
sion, decided 10 recommend that the Ii
cense money from both the fish and
game be placed in one general fund.
SINGLE LICENSE PROPOSED
The next recommendation of the
committee that there be but one license
for hunting and fishing also caused a
warm discussion. as many OF the dele
gates from counties wherein there was
little or no fishing objected TO having
the money contributed by them de-
voted to the Matching of fish they had
no interest in This. too, was carried
the disgust OF the Independent dele
gates.
After lunch. when the convention
again assembled. better Judgment
many Of the pet schemes of the board
were defeated, and the following were
recommended as desirable amendments
TO the game and fish laws
lrSl, lne prohD1llon OF me sale OF
ducks.
Second. the reduction of the bag limit
of ducks TO 25-
Third. the prohibition of the sale of
all trout.
Fourth. the prohibition of the ship
ping of all trout caught in the state
TO any place outside of the state.
Fifth, the dividing OF the state into
two fish and game districts, making the
counties south Of Tehachapi one dis
trict and the rest OF the state the
other.
Sixth, that all dnes collected for the
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T.Os ANGELES :, PORTLAND \

Los ANGELES Aug 15--Brilliant
fielding and fine pitching by both Cray
and Rose were the big features OF a
fine Is inning game today which the To-
Gals won By a score OF 10 l. Cray
famed Il men and was very effective
with runners on bases. Raftery was
fred of the grounds for disputing the
umpire IN the fourth and IN the twelfth
Groom was sent away for talking
from the bench Ryan took Raftery's s
place and paralyzed the fans with
wonderful running catches Bernard
also shone- Many OF OConnells rul-
ings were Jokes
In the fourth inning Casey sin x1ed
and stole second. advanced TO third
on Mercedes out and scored on a
felder's choice from Smith TO Hogan
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violations OF the fish and game laws
shall go into the treasury of such
counties as maintain g county game
warden.
PRESIDENT RETIRES
As soon as President Payne an
nounced that the election of officers
was in order he called Vice President
at the organization of the association
he had been elected president. and that
at each succeeding meeting thereafter
he had been reelected 10 the Office,
much Of the time against his desire
He believed that it was time that
some one else should assume the work
that he had done for the last nine
years. and such a change, he believed
citation He then stated that he desired
TO place in nomination for the office a
gentleman Of high character, one to
than the love of friends. and who in
the two years he had been on the
board OF fish commissioners, had done
more for the game and fish than all
OF his predecessors and successors com
bined.
He then placed in nomination n. W
Keller, OF Los Angeles, who was
chosen by acclanaation.
Mr.. Mocker. who has served as sec
retary treasurer for years nominated
A r Orr. of Visalia. as his successor
Orr was also elected by exclamation
elected: Frank Miller of Riverside.
J. Sub Johnson OF visalia, DR.. George
of Antioch. Fl. A. Green of Monterey-
c. l. Powell OF Pleasanton.
Lake Tahoe at some date during Sep
After vote Of thanks to the re-
rod and gun club and the Santa Cruz
press. Senator Willis, who was present
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Marvellous Fern | Equals American
Record for a Mile at Seattle
By ]. e. Jefery

SEATTLE Aug 15The climax OF the local racing season
reached when crowd that soey taxed the capacity the plant
The Meadows regaled today the brilliant
witnessed the northwest
notable OF big dongs equal
ing OF OF 81 25 for the mile by A. Jack
speed marvel, Fern l. winning the Owners handicap.
FLY product OF Barney Scheber Missouri breeding
establishment development OF the present meeting The
Meadows and her feat following closely her achievement
davs ago making record Of
and half fuong produced demonstration in comparison with
resulting the smashing OF
preceding insgnhcance Fern L had
been sent greater urongs public private
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Durfee Wins theEmpire
With CarIOkin
California Tr0ffer Takes $4,000
Stake and Steps First
Mile in 2:0654

BUFFALO. y Y, Aug. 15.-The two
days grand circuit meet here closed to-
day with the running OF three stake
events The feature was the $4,000
Empire stake for 2-11 class trotters.
This big race was won handily by the
speedy Mckinney stallion Carlolzin,
owned and driven by ". @. Durfee. the
California horsenan. The California
horse had TO step the first mile in
2-os3z, eQualing his record made in
Peoria. 10 beat the challenger, Locust
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Jack. in q fine struggle in the stretch.
Dewitt. the Cleveland owned gelding,
which got second money IN the race,
had beaten CarIokin twice this season
Aliceste, driven by Geers, won the
2-1s lrot
George Gano won the 2.1s pace in
straight heats
Summaries
2.1s class trot-Aliceste took the sec
on. third and fourth heats. Time.
2:lzZ. 2.13L. 2-1SL Aquy took the
first heat IN 2-69 Il
2-11 trot, Empire State stake-Car-
lokln won IN straight heats. Time,
2.0SL 2:oe14. 2-10Z-
2.1e class pacing-George Gano won
in straight heats Time, 2.14% 2:12,
2.13z.
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MemOnia, Ray OIight and McFayden
in Battle Royal in 2:4 Pace

Every heat of the four good the card provided for the
Oakland yesterday afternoon
resulted driving finish and single winner had anything
approaching walkover The thriller OF the the second heat
the 20 pace when the driver Ben Walker
brought Silver Dick by OF the
driving the performance of F. Fitzpatrick who drove Dr.
victory the by his superior
the other this faster
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NEW TREATMENT OF LEpERs

HONOLULU, Jug I5--Ihe local
board OF health has decided to make
the treatment OF Iepers. especially in
the early stages. more prominent than
segregation, as has been the case here
tofore. and 10 cooperate with the fed
era1 service in seeking for the cause OF
the disease and its cure
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Fish Commission LObbies Bad Scheme
Through Protective Association
By H. r. Payne

The California game and fish protective association concluded
the abo of ninth annual session today after enthusiastic
and interesting meeting Many recommendations the legislature
the better laws for the protection of game and fish
if board of fish guided by
honest the supply of fish and game will
place itself record as indorsing them
Some of the recommendations, however finally decided
after quite unworthy OF the
association and, while they may support COM
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WINS PREsTDEyT,s cTrP

MANCHEs4 4ER. Vt. Aug. 15.-How-
ard W. Clark III of PhiIadelphia won
the first Presidents cup in the Ek-
wanok links today BY defeating John
NJ Ward of Meadowbrook in the fnal
36 holes contest By I'D.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HTS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Cook Two base hitsEHouston
Williams. Berry Sacrifice hits-Cook. Heitmul-
Ter en- Houston smith First base On called
balIs-Christian 4 Henley ). struck ouf-Br
Christian ? By Henley 4. Hir b. pitcher
Slattery. Miller Tine q game hours md
minutes Umpire-Perine-
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p.xT urxS on Foil

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Aug 15--
p @re e7rhTeenrh round last night
75.~~-- fK{d1 Krant Of Seattle was
Ven the decision over KID Howell of
Minneapolis on foul Arant nao al
sbe better of the fighting
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PH1.ADFIPHTA AGAIN

LONDON. Aug. 15.-The Philadelphia
cricket team today won its match with
the Adarylebone II BY 20 runs
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he set sail for the colt and mare, which
were Tapped on each other in a strug-
gle that left him cut OF the reckoning
As the mare and the colt swung around
the last turn ike a double team Chad
bourne carried his horse clear around
them, and before the other drivers
could realize just what had happened
McF Fayoen's nose was even with the
mares shoulder. Then a struggle be-
gan that brought the grandstand TO
its feet with roar McFayden was
straight away from the whip. while
the mare broke under the punishment
and fell back TO third while the horse
flashed under the wire the winner by
half length from the game Ray
o'Light.
In the first heat Of the z:14 trot
Berta Mac got away badly and she
never had a chance 10 head her old
rival. Nogi. but setting the fashion that
was followed for the remainder OF the
afternoon. the bay stallion had 10 take
whipping hnish TO land under the
wire first Vallejo Girl was the con-
tender. Berta Mac did not behave well
in the second heat at the start and she
again gave the bay stallion an advant-
age. which he was not slow 20 seize.
But the fast mare made up world Of
ground before the home stretch was
reached. and when the field was
Strengthened away for the wire she was
drive a bit too late and Nogi beat his
mare out by neck. Again in the
third heat Berta Mac trailed Nogi. but
she stayed closer I'D and, in a SEN
sational finish with both drivers ply
ing the whip, she won by half a
length from her rival
Mac o D won the first heat OF the con-
ISOLATION pace in a driving finish which
was marked by the excellent driving of
Ward, who nearly landed Explosion in
the lead from an apparently hopeless
position Silver Dick took the second
heat In the most magnificent finish OF
the whole meet
Walter Wilkes took the first heat of
the amateur trot, but he did not have
the speed TO repeat. and. through the
splendid driving OF Fitzpatrick Dr..
Hammond won the next TWO and the
race.
Washington Mckinney, KiIpatrick.s
great stallion. was again on exhibition
and the beauty of the animal brought
round OF cheers from the grandstand.
The summary follows:
First race-2:1z class trotting Mount Diablo
stake. 500, three heats, every heat race:
Nogi (Waltonl .-......................1 I
Berta Mac (Helmsnl. l..-......--.-..-.-4 ? I
Vallejo Girl fDavey)- y)--...---.-------2 3
Della Derby {Thitehead) ad)-....-..3 4
Second race-Consolation purse, $500. 2:20
class pace, every heat race:
Silver Dick Walker .----------.
Joe Robin RO4Tigus19 :.,,;;-.--------4
Third raee-2.14 class pacing. PIeasanton
stake. 5000 three heats. every heat race
McFayden (Chadbourne9 .....-..-.....s /
Ray O. Light Whitehead ...--....-----2 3 ?
Wanderer Snyder. Rockway tPounder3. Fred
W (Rodriguez1 also started
Fourth race-Free for all. trottins. amateur
DR.. Hammond fkilpatrick) I
Walter Wilkes Becker. ).-..----.-..-.--1 .
Tme-s:14s. 2:14s. 2:is.
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Berry Grabs Bat in
Time to Save Seals
With Oakland Five TO the Good,
Home Team Starts
Greaf Rally
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco, 5; Oakland. z.
Los Angeles, i; Portland. o.
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Tine 1-37 % start Eocd- No1 al CIV
f-r Torpee e-5 Judge Nelson 60 finished ss
-r-res Fern went right 70 fro1t- SET sizzling
-rce ana lasted X our EanelT- Ioupee keen
--,-ra-re~ frSr sir furlo1rs. stopped n stretch
eeei never fer from pace Faust culru1 drst
49, r-sfe AZ mary lengths last hzlf mile Fern
tT0 riace Is stow; Tony. II place. ont show;
c. 10 EhcW-
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Continued on Page "a, Bottom Column
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SPECTACULAR FINISH

McFayden came to his own in the
last heat OF the race. Carefully rated
around the first turn for fear that he
would leave his feet as he did in the
first heat the game chesnut son OF
Diabio was given chance on the back
stretch. and, stepping like a machine.
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WENT 2,5OO MILES
TO WIN BALL GAME

The Panama line steamer Finance.
in rom the Isthmus to-da.'. brought
oack three professional bail players.
who had travelled all the way 10 the
Cana. Zone 10 take part "A a single
game.
The three men are Howard C'Ducky'y
Homes, George linghng and ]. Chris
topher. Holmes. who PLAYS with the
ouisville-American Associa ton team.
ana is not related 10 the former New
York player also known as "Ducky,"
talks Interestingly OF tine trip.
IAcrc are SIN teams in the Canal
League said Holmes and the Ri
valry between them is intense. When
the season neared close Cuehra and
Empire were fighting :or the lead
Cu.epra had two. weak spots on .er
tean'-short-stOp and catcher
The residents Of Culebra were wiling
t. pay any price for a victory over
Empire, and the manager sent fer US
three eilows. thousands o.. do.lars
of Panama Canal employees money
was up on the gLICC. Our arrival was
KEEP secret until just before the zane.
and great thronS turned out
"Culebra wen out by a score of t. g.
and ] Will never forget the scene wien
the game ended The Cu!ebra fans
swept on the field and carried us off
Oh their shoulders, while money was
thrown AT he players from all sides
There was no rest tOr any one in Gu
Zebra that night. while Empire was in
Mourning
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
lspecIs, to TIE E1enlns worlal


NEW ORLEANS, La. March 2I.-Tha
city Park entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows:
FIRST RACE Four and a halt furl'ugs.
pors.. two-year-olis Transforms, inl. Guy
Fisher. lOG: Broughlm. ll2. Glo!1olO. 1903:
silv"Hado, luI. L, Lota. lo%; Inter
vcne. Il2.
SECoNp RAcE-s,eeplecha.e; full course.
TO- four y~nr-oHs and upwart.-'illlithen,
100: Rejs,table. l+2: 'John Dillon, li1;
Dr. Logan 49, Bank Holiday. 80, Bel
the Cat, ~. Maclllsts-. ~; Gcld Circ, q.
III; 'Moon Gold, li2; pr. Heard $50.
THIRD RACE-si. furlonss; selling; tor
three yenr-olis and urNard.-'Fincsse. ~
Bounding Elk N1; Refined lo3. Reaction
100: Robin Hood. no; ..1rlandni. ~ .Rs,
Valentine. lla Canada. eG; Hsncock los
Beatrice x. ice. -chef Hayes. lo'' Coon
ey X, ll5
FORTH RAoF:-M.le and bali; me
dds dds ard ar.-corus ate. 05. Alma pugour
Luck. Gn io7 Donna. io2: Te:raSeo, lie
FIFTH RACE-S!H furipnEs nand!cap'
nIarr IM hiGTF''9 ,o, Gr!ma4 Is: 'Si @SIiooGy 10
SIXTH RACE-seven furlonss; selling
three. .year,oid, o and ap .WaLer G%,l"'i ,ost M,
SLAYER. 100: Plantiand. 10, Blue I..c 40;
100 Beach lo2; LADY Esther, io5; 'Royai
,os: FunIculaire, 100; Phll Finch, los,
selling: four-yeor-olts. and ppp-i,aay ,aay yin-
signo:. lGI, 'Fo Il sht Faynrite. 100. Pmnky
~: pociiol' loi: Ma.sa ke4"n. lo, 'lai'
sJack Witt. los
Apprentice allowance.
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GRAVESEND GALLOPS.
Especial to The Evening world)
Gravesend, y. Y. Narch q,

pidNescnO. y. Y. 9iarcn Y.
- The local track was lightning
= fast to-day and the @eathe" fne
80 for training operations. Some
good workouts resulted, the best bens
as follows:
iRAPPLE-F've furlongs in ol2
O2i 20. O,37. O.5o, l.4 40, hand!ly.
IN great trim.
'AMES b. BRADY-Five turlongs in
o.l2 S-5. o25. o3s. O5l 81. 1Os. breez-
ing. \ nice colt.
,usFBt.N S'x furlongs in 1.22, gallop-
Ing. IN grtHt rim
DIR. GARD N1.R- ScyrN rur'oros B.,
ol2 -. 0.j.. O3S DOL 20. 1O4. lis.
l32 2-5. hand Y. In very good trim.
WEI 'nD''RNE 49, Seven rurI0ngs n
1.3i3-5, breezing. Never looked
BIANDy-sIx furlongs in 1.22, gallop-
ing. Doing well.
furlongs in l2S 3-5.
5roey ng. Never better.
ROCK STONF-f'iv furlongs IN OLE;
n2l; 0.37 3-5; 0,5O A.; los 80. han
dily. Ready to race.
MCARTER-SiX furonss In l:5 s-5
arecZing. Looks well.
AIMEE Give furlongs in ol2 2-5:
024 3-5; OBS; O5O 10, l.0i; breezing
Al her best,
furongs in l2i: gal.
lop ng Under a pun.
TIM O'TOOLE-SiX furlongs In I26 80;
BIG CHiFF-six furlongs In l?7 Is;
gahopinG. In good order.
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Jennil IS Co .ches
Tigers on Batting.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, March G.-sat-
sized from yesterdays showing that he
can afford to slight the fielding end Of
the game a bit to gain extra practice in
batting, Manager Jennings gave yester-
day afternoon over To fast stick work
out for his regula. nine. He picked Ed
gar W.llctt, who seems to have about all
of his speed already to serve the ball
to the team, instruct!ng the big fellow
TO use anything he wished to fool his
mates Nine full innings were played.
;he only difference between this and a
regular game being that the Yannigan rs
mon ou.. I" ey started ali over again
ana retired three more. When they had
done tlls nre times ,he Regulars had
four runs marked up and the game was
declared over.
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Brooklyn Beaten
by Minor i.ea9uerS.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March q
Hanson. u young pitcher jusl DrsaK!rg
into the professional game. he ID the
Suprrbas 20 six scattered hits yesterday,
Jach Sonv!!le w.nn.n2 by score OF Ave
to tWJ.
Brooklyn had its regular team In the
field. with Bell pitching. He Drovei
easy for the South Atlantic Leaguera.
being touched ~ for eleven safe hits
five of which were for extra bases. TIE
homo team Na.iai brilliantly, while the
Sr0erbas had an off day IN all depart
ments OF the game. An ther game be
tween the two clubs will be played Sa;'
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Passage of Anti-Racing Bill
Has Them Standing on
Their Heads.
,Y VINCENT TREANOR.
Washington. d. c.. Marcl

Washlngton. D. c., March =.
-HE passage o, the Agnew-Hart
bill in the New York Leg sslature
L has the racing folk al Bennings
anding on their heads. II the bill
lou!d go throu n in the Senate. al
asst 5000 men would be deprived OF
means o: livelihood. AT Bennings
one there are seventy books doing
lsness. Each books employs a crew
five. They. together with betting
commissioners and runners, would num-
,er l,o00 here alone tina; would be
brown ou, OF employment. The racing
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RACING MEN OENOUNCE GOV. HUGHES.

Dars.ns, and there's no top" about
that. either.
Herman Rosentha! Is on the Job. He
Is stopping al the New Willard with
MS wife. Herman IS a real bookmaker.
lie IS Always willing 10 take q chance.
So Lichtenstein dumped a bundle into
the ring on Sir Cannon in the two
year-oli race. Sir Cannon never was
prominent.
Ps)r Al Hant. Everybody is roasting
him. They say he won't take be. II
he thinks the other fellow has a chance
TO win.
Moe" Levy got a etinging on Brook
dale in the tifth. He was told the horse
couldn't lose. He never did get near
enough TO the front 10 be dangerous
Moe" isn't likely 20 las; over Sa:ur-
day.
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Joe wa,cott TO Nee. Hit.

Joe walc Il. the co.o7sd 'ga;er. ot Bos
ton and charley HI;te, - Albany have
signed articles OF agreement to meet IN a
slxru4p4 bout before the A4nrr.csr \ G.,
OF Scheuectady, y, Y, on Friday evening,
Apr q. Htts has been dnns considerable
fighting recently, and although he has been
have finally put him In shape to beat WAL
cott.
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coulon and Schumacher Matched.

match has been arranged between
Johnny COuiln. II Chicago. claimant ~ thr
!O5- pound title, and Wil'ie Schumacher o'
this city. the best boy at that WHght IN the
.,.ast The match was cl!n"I.l ~ CllrLgD
last night. T. r. Jones. manager ~ Hly
FtpIlr, representing Schuma cher "hIr Cgl-
,ln's father dil the business ypf him. The
lads viii meet Tor ten rounds before the
Peoria lulJ a. c., at l0d pounds, weigh In
rinysila
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Melody Finally Gets a Match.

R!nv Honey" Melody the Boston we.i"r
weight. who ls In town in search OF boats
was signed up by Jack McGI!gon. match
maker OF the National \ e. NJ PhN'l 20. Ri.
at nigh, - meet INK" Russell. the husky
Neterwr. ght OF philldrlphl, :or 80 ilsl..
at "A snow 70 bs held at that ciub on lnE
night OF April I. Russell has been anxious
to meet Melody for some time, as he mas
always been OF the opinion tuat he can beat
n I'm,