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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-29

Stolen base-Simon Sacrifice hits
-Cocash, Smith, Scharnweber, Dono-
van. Two base hit-Smith. Three
base hit-Howard. Bases on balls
Oft Malicott, 4; off Walsh, ,; off Stei-
ger, 3. Struck out-By Malicott, l;
-Setley.
Close Game mt Clinton.
Clinton, Iowa, June 29.-The Dis.
tillers took a closely contested game,
The score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-29
: With Ball Players

Manager Donnelly brought his Peo-
ria bunch to town today and took
quarters at the Harper
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-29

Home run-Ronan. Two base hits
Smith, Lee, Kuepper. Bases
on balls-Off Miller, 2 Struck out
By Miller, 6; by Kuepper, 4 F.; by Will
der, 5. Stolen bases-Thiery, Smith,
Gre ~an, Raymond. Landry. Double
pIdys-Nieman to Nyc; Lee to Rohn
Sacrifice hits-Smith, Raymond Wild
pitch-Miller. Time-I:55. Umpire
Jacobs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-29

Bloomington has had a request from
San Francisco for a price upon Fred
Beck but The management not being
ready TO part with the player, said So
coo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-29

Nudge Craven. the South Bend out
fielder who was seen here last spring.
is to go TO faster company at the end
OF the season, ii is reported.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-29

Bases ON balls-Off Neal, 2; off
Higgins, s. Two base hits-Dowers,
Lundin, Higgins, Beck Three base
hits-Melchoir. Beck. Double plays
Snyder to Stevens to Kuhn. Struck
out-By Neal, 1; by Higgins, 6 Stolen
bases-Stevens, Snyder, Wilson. Sec
rifice hits-Murphy. Stevens (2).
Time-1:40. Umpirc-McGreevy.
Other Saturday Games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-29
Stated for Neal in ninth.

Total ....,....32 3 s 81 10 5
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
Commissioners Proceedings.
September 2s, 1905

Board of County Commissioners met
at County Clerks office on above date
All the members and the clerk present
On motion the following levies were
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
Church and Society Directory.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services every Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday School at 1000 a. IN.
w. Il. LEONARD. Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH
Services every Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday School at 10 O'Clock
JAS BALLTNGER, Pastor.
LADIES' CIRCLE
Auxiliary to Presbyterian Church,
meets every Thursday afternoon at the
homes of the members. Entertains
the public first Thursday night of each
month. Everybody invited.
Mas, w, h. LEoNARp, Pres.
LADIES GUILD
Auxiliary Ia NJ. f.. Church, meets
avcry Wednesday afternoon with the
members.
Mas j. ~ MUS, Pres.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15

mills building.
District No. 1910 mills for general
.s,-r -" l65-l0 mills for general
On motion the levies of the several
school districts, that had made levies
in excess of ten mills, for general
school purposes were reduced to ten
mills to comply with the laws.
On motion the clerk was ordered to
buy thirty-six copies of the session
laws, bound in sheep.
On motion the board adjourned un-
til the regular meeting ON October b,
1908,
State of Oklahoma,
County of Beaver, IS.
I, W. L. Beardsley, County Clerk of
Beaver County, Oklahoma, hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is
true and correct copy of the pro-
ceedings of the County Commissioners
had at meeting held on the 2Sth day
of September, 1908.
w. l.. BEA RDsLEY,
County Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15

II you lose anything, or want some
thing, put small liner in the HERALD.
Only &c a line.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
GIANT BATTERS ARE BEST IN THE LEAGUE
Two Young DOdeers
Scheduled to Go.

JAJ -.SONVILLE, Fla. March q
Manage. Donovan, of the Brooklyn Ma
tonal League Club. is thinking serious
ly OF letting OF his young pitchers
go TO the minor league clubs. Who the
twirleS are Patsey refused to state,
claiming that he would make known
their names in few days The play
ers were given lay on Yesterday and
occupied their time by sightseeing, the
majority Of them making the trip to
ST :. .glst.ae, and alsu paying a visit
to Manager CAMEL and his Cincinnati
team at their camp President. Eobets
is due TO arrive tomorrow and will
find LIS men in better shape than he
had expected.
The progremme tor the week will in
clude practice sessions twice daily. with
games in the afternoons between the
regulars and the colts. except to-mor-
row, when the contest with Cincinnd :!
Will be played. Two games also may
be played with the Jacksonville team.
one OF wa!ch will take place next sun
day, If the new park across the river is
finished. Charles II. Ebbets. jr.. secre-
tary OF the Brooklyn Club, who mas
been here for several days. sailed for
New York yesterday.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
JAY GOULD SHOWS
CHAMP P|0NSH|P FORM
Young American Beats Pro-
fesSional Champion IN Bril-
liant Game of Tennis.

Young Jay Gould showed that he is
st.ll OF championship timber yeste yday
by defeating Peter Latham. champion
professional tennis player Of the wjrld,
in set Of games at Tuxedo Park on
the courts of the Tuxedo Tennis and
Racquet Club. Persons who saw this
brilliant contest now SNOW that Could 5
win over Eustace Miles In England
was no fuke. The galleries " ere
crowded with q fashionable gathering
including majority o. the tennis ex-
perts OF this country.
The victory was brilliant one for
Gould and a surprise to the audience.
due TO the fact that Latham SO easily
defeated Miles yesterday. Before the
men entered the court Latham was the
favorite. The professional conceded
Could Is
Could won the spin and started the
service. Latham taking the first four
games. With 1 love against him. Gould
then took the next tNO games. makIng
] the score to .. Latham, who VAS
plavIug strongly. took the next two and
won the set AT g. The next three
sets Went - Could by 81. c. and G-l
Gould wa7 in hnr form and played :,
very aggressive game using his rail-
TcaG seTT.ce 20 srCat advantage Latham
seemed very tired
The evening world., 1908-03-23
Hilltops Are Storm-Bound in
Atlanta AMI Can't Prac-
tise To-Day.
fs,ec,al to The Ereninr wor,d)

a TI4ANTA, Ga, March 3-The
II Cleveland Americans ran into the
\ storm oound Highlanders here
this morning The two teams met n
the lobby OF the Piedmont Hotel, and
for solid hour there was a handshak-
ing bee anu much fraternizing amoas
the balltossers. This is not the Cleve-
lands first appearance here, but never
before has there been seen In Atlanta
at one time such an array Of diamond
stars.
The marvellous Lajoie and the Won
derfu! Chase-;wo OF the greatest base
bal! players Of the age-chatted together
pleasantly ike ordinary morta,s while
Harry Niles and Harry Bay. tle two
fieetest runners IN the game. sat IN
chairs at another par; OF the lobby and
talked things over. but baseball was
Lajoie personally for the first ,liue.
The person VINO introduced them re-
lated. amid mucA laughter, now Doyle.
after .e had fanaed TIE big French
man thrice one afternoon at American
League Park, wanted 10 know VINO that
big dub was that struck out each
time he came 10 the bat, and caused
the people to app.aui when he did it,
the Atlautas. but L is doubtful II con-
test can be pulled off this afternoon. II
has been raining here !neeSsant!y Tor
twenty-four hours, and the grounds az
shape The Yankees will not attempt
TO practise to-day. Griffith had intended
leaving Chattanooga al ) o'clock
this morning but last night received a
message from Armour stating that a
game was out Of the question. He Will
therefore. wait until tomorrow before
starting. playing in Chattanooga Tues
day and Wednesday.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
They Ran to Form in Came
at Dallas, and McGraw
Is Happy.
Dallas. Tex. March 3.


NJ GRAW has put the Giants to a
N severe test In the batting de-
partment of the game and those
who saw the men turn loose unan-
mously agree that from present indica-
ttons New York should have the best
hitting club in the National League.
The addition of Tenuey has aided the
batting wonderfully, as we'll as the re-
turn OF Donl!n. There is no club in the
League which can beat the Shannon
Seymour -Doalin omb.nation for a nit
ting outdeld. and the infeld is almost
as strong. The only weak spot is Bird
well. bu, McGraw Is Of the opinion
that the rest of his men can hit wei!
enough TO carry BTdwell along. as
they did Gilbert for several years.
Bridwe.! Is too tast feeder TO lose
on account OF his poor hitting.
In the game with Dallas yeste raay
McGraw used major league tactics,
and z, few minutes ne mad the Whsi,e W,siy
tiabbergasted. First he upset the minor
.eag Iers by ordering al his men 10
ers going he then ordered the Giants
1t was a plenty. Two-base hits and
three basgers were as common as April
Suo"cTS. bTesIitHstIl pu.-tQ JlI t"S
three -bagge-s all by himself Alto
gether they got away with fourteen
hits for a total of twenty-five bases.
That is gong some in the early spring.
While McGinnity and Taylor were
both hit hard by the Dallas ALTERS,
they held themselves in reserve. and
when lhe showdown came the Giants
won on the bit.
While the game with Dallas wds GO
Ing on here Sammy Strang had the
youngsters over at Fort Worth. where
they played a tie game
The evening world., 1908-03-23
ENTRIES AT BENNlNGS.
Especial to The Evening worldl

JENNINGS RACE TRACK, WASH
1NGTON, n c.. March G3.-The entries
for to-morrows races are as follows:
FIRST RACE --Fi!nes and mares: s!s
furlongs: Columbia course e-comedienne. l15;
Queen Lead. 0l Helen q. "a Goes Fast, %
SECOND RACE. Maiden two-year-oids;
half-mie. old course-Don Laor, lo7 Great
Jubilee. 10Y; S.g, loI; Jack Giynn. let
l07; 'Gerald p, lo1; MARKHAM, 10,
Balhek lO7: sir Cannon. lnT. Hu:dy, loi;
Helen HIS, lOi: tTiana, lri.
wv Shields entry. -. f. Madden entry'
THIRD RACE Selling. three-year-o ds
and up; six and a hlt furlongs; Columbia
less. loi: shackle. 100 tPoquassins. ios,
Glnucus 30.
FOURTH RAcE--Hay!ns failed TO M; sne
For three-vear-Old ma!dHns, 20 pounds un'
der the scale; seven furlongs. Columbia
course - CoypsTs, lO6. StrJlsAeart lO6; Billy
D. Van. lo3: WhiTl, 1903; Tennis 1913 Azure
Maid. l0l.
FIFTH RACE Selling ;nre-;year.olds On,
UPWARD: six fIrlOngs, Columbia course -
Battle Axe, Ili: higginbot9a %. iO5 tF,,hi
l0j .JrHn.c We.is. 4S' Ngrk'nan; no
.Nclskt'ntl rs. tpnop.n Abound. ~
SIXTH RACE Hardcap; flr gnee-year
ods and u0wari: one milo 2nl f.-tr yards,
C7lImb!a cuu.s.. -H1lsrho:. -. "ltcr L.
gi: * klu.clanklc. III. CImUa.-,.er. %. pei,r
lyrlF-f. ;ni. I.!ttlet"n Mai' ~.
DI. geo a.. NlTIA
Wealth., -aiHma. Tnct "esvy.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
GREATER NEW YORK GAMES

Nineteen series OF games have been
scheduled in the Greater New York in
d!vidual tournament for this week, four
teen OF the eighteen contestants being
represented In the seven series tonight.
The games are losing nothing in inter
est. although It seems almost certain
that Jimmy Smith vii! win srst prize,
ne having been an od1s-on favorite
from the start. Vooraeis, Dunbar,
johns, Roster and a few others will
divide the other prizes,
The schedule tonight is as follows:
VOORHEES, v. SCnHeder, broadway;
Schultz " HUlrt., Circle, Allen ~.
Nelson and Dunbar -. Durar1, Su
parha Prn0klvn. Roster 9 S'NwsbE",
broadway Ar,adei Cohn vs. Helms, II lr
lem Palace. Manhattan. and WeinSarlh b
VS.. Johns. oxford. Newark.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
ATTElL YIELDS A
POINT To MORAN

Charley Harvey. manager OF owen
Moran. the little English hShter. re-
ceived a telegram from Jim Cofrotn'
the California fight promoter. this
morning TO the effect that Abe Attel!
had agreed to make a weight OF LIZ
pounds four hours before another night
with Moran.
Attell. however, wants tho limit to
be twenty rounds. This does not sat-
Isfy Moran. as they fought twenty
five round draw. and the latter wants
a bout OF at least thirty rounds. that
the question Of VINO is the feather
weight champion may be settled. II is
this championship matter That is hold
ing Moran here. He says lie wants to
be either champion or a beaten man
before going back TO England
The evening world., 1908-03-23
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 9th,
City Park entries for tomorrow are a!
follows:
FIRST RAcEmThsse and Aa'l rt}E snr'oqSS 1;s
NeSrasGa m.s iSo 'H Besse isFf Ten i6 y %u
tumn Maid, los; LENA T.ich. ~ Guani 4
len 100; Miss Snack. los; Lady Chllton. los
Sister ollie. 100; Maid OF Gotham: lOo' Fredi
y. zoo; TenoEettc lo5: ki:" FISHER los
SECOND RACE--steepleehase; tuil course
l52; Bank Holitay, 1875 Profitable. lio: Golt
Circle. 1871; Rel the cat, 1+s.
THIRD RACE six ,furlongs; selling, :,
White, 99 Divorce, lo4 Rebel Queen, lo4
,Wausau, ~ Rural Boy, 30: Florida Glen
II9?; Lady sc99fse- 1ot 9ueeiH,s s2uSeptr n5
Padrone, lo2 Etnel Carr, i04: Thomas Cal
FFoURTH RAcE-sIx furlongs; selling
PFete iSS S Ha,2d d. I9 !os SsSt9r
ilo; 'Batsnan, 1ol; Pantland. no.
Ir. ~ Ss9H0d i'n sFor-
'oluca, 100; sylvan Belle, 100; Dapp!e cold
Sam Rice io7; Daring. 100; SIS ,sis,sr
r0I. Maaoria. 100.
SIXTH EirE-Mre ana sixteenth sell
ing Teimon. l'2; Jach Breton. 1nT: La.
Rod. 1o'; Elppah'nnack, 10; King Cole,
SEVENTH RAcE-Mne and quarter; sell
;?E--sea, So gt; Woen ,,o,r- MBrid. 100:
Iioy %; Pmny; lol jungle imp, los
sArprent &c allowance.
weather. raining: Track. sloppy
The evening world., 1908-03-23
Harry TuthiII Is
With Tiger Coils.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 22-The
Sabbath in Hot Springs. with the clouds
open and everything else closed. Is Just
about as close to suspended anima ton
as one can get The P!ttsburg people
have arranged to allow the Tigers on
the field NJ II a. VI. tomorrow and
Tuesday. and probably will not obJec,
to the use of the diamond Trainer Tut
hill and the Colts came in late this
afternoon. and the young men will be
sent through their PAGES with the
Oldsters tomorrow.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
STARS AT WHITE ELEPHANT.

There will be warm series Of games in
the White Elephant Individual tourr ament
a. Tnum's tonight, Glenn Riddell. Fred
Pump. jr.. and Eas.mead being the contest
ants. Rddel and Pump. while clever bow
ers, are youngsters between whom there Is
a great rivalry for the Juvenile champion
ship while Ea.tmeat. o: the Newspaper
League and star .uJSg match game boH ,-
ers. viii make u Interesting in each gan"
OF the best lnree out Of 1--WE series. All aG
TO roll.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
TWO STAGS TONIGHT.

Owing TO the fact that Billy Elmer
IS moving his gymnasium from his
present Headquarters TO Broadway ard
Twenty ninth street, there Will be
stag held hv his club the Consol!dat
\ G. t0-nignt. There will be L.
otner stays this evening. the Dry Doc.
\. g. having secured Lou She 2pard and
Harry Ferns 20 clash for SIX rounds IN
tle main b0Ht. wAle the Grand Union
A. c. ~ Harlem. will put on Johnny
Summers and Harry Baker for six
rounds In 'he star contest;
The evening world., 1908-03-23
wants tho limit to
Texan Wins for Giant Thirds.

WACO. Texas. March 23.-The Giants
third team defeated Waco YESTERDAY. TO o.
AInes and Wiltse pitched .or ;he visitors.
Only one nit was made b. waco. The Giant;
got three hits. home run by + ling a
Waco PLAYER. who was filling In - them
scoring the only run - the game. Tie BAT
teries were: Anos. Willis. an James. Brown.
ing GIhs IN. nensling and orr
The evening world., 1908-03-23

Mr.. Roosevelt changed the subj
accidents of the mat. Hack knew all
about shoulders. He wrestled a big
Turk named Madrali once in London.
Madrali playfully tried to gouge both
OF Hacks eyes out with his fingers.
and Hack. becoming petulent, picked
Madrali up and hurled him to the mat
30 hard that one of the Turks shoul-
ders got a quadruple compound frac-
ture, or words to that effect.
When the interview was over Mr..
Roosevelt and Hackensc hmidt shook
hands again. and each agreed that the
other was probably the greatest man
In the world.
Each issin his line.
nO%ERS are getting the habit OF
r. hurting their hands in big
matches and taking long lay-oft
before lighting again. Billy Papke hit
Kelly too hard and won't be able to
fight Stanley Ketchel for q month or
two. they say. If Papke says 1t It's
30. There isn't sign OF yellow about
Bill. He prefers fighting to any other
amusement, and no doubt ne is AS
much disappointed over having to wait
while before fighting the Pacific
Coast scrapper as boy is when he's
sent to school instead of the ball game.
Joe jeanette has a sore hand. too.
which necessitates calling on his match
with l.ansford for the present Per-
haps Jeanette thinks he needs more
training
~ DER UNHOLZ (where have heard
n that name betoreO tells another
one about the Johnson-Flynn
fight. He was talking TO Flynn after
The evening world., 1908-03-23
Cans Nav Meet Robson.

10, Cans, the nshtwe!sht aaampi'n' " ha'
consented 20 NEE; Spike" ROBSON, hs
English lightweight, in a s!N'r"uni but be-
iore ;ls Nluona! a e. OF h.'ade ma. ;',t-A' .,--
ON Anil : providing Rposou .ci-lts MA ~
SaItwtn In the.r twe.ve-rouni battle hvi re
the AItnury \. A, cf Boston. IN NtlL.'-
dsy might Jack McGuIsan. mate anna Ae .
or tho ul-Jye mentioned club. secuI'-l '''ll''
for es bout by making him l t'AteF1hS
The evening world., 1908-03-23
kaufmann to Fight Again.

Big Al Kaufman. the heavyweight Of
California;. MO eas not fought s.nce be
wa. awarded, the decision over Jack y VIII :
sullivan, in a Twenty fiTe-roind bout ..
,,oima, cal e Few ontAs ago, IS 10 tsn,
og.In nsxt month lie has been matched
IN his manager, Billy peIarcy, 20 Ht-'
Terry Mustain, the young California heayy-
weight for twenty rounds AZ Ma, 80,
between April and =. Austdn
Knocked out George Gardner Short Tine
The evening world., 1908-03-23
YOUNG Erne" to Fight Mario.

Young Erne." :he sturdy and clever !Gnt
weight OF Philadelphia. MI MAKE n,S ".sr
nearly a year on Wednesday night, Nhcr ne
VII ;ack.e Johnny Mart, The .'':' 2n-,,,si; Is,
~ the S.arkey A. c. E-ne l. y Ert AZ -n'-E
and as Mario mas been constantly impro'-
The evening world., 1908-03-23
YOUNG KETCHEl>
SAYS PApKE MUST
FIGHT ON COAST
Western Man Claims That Only a
Finish Contest Can Decide Middle
Weight Championship, Which lie
Will Assume and Defend.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

Unless Bill Papke. the Western
mlddewe'ght. changes his mind
about fighting Stanley Young
Ketchel In Milwaukee only, there VIII
be no battle between these two great
pusilists for the midGlewcight cham
pion.hip of the world. In n statement
given out BY Ketchel in San Francesca
ast night. the Montana fighter says
tnat he Will not box Papke al NIL
waukee. as he docs not think thai n
t,snt for the championship Should only
pe for ten rounds. which Is /. Limit
N that city. II Papke refuses to
fight me AT Gonna. Cal. for twenty
nve or forty-fve rounds. l vii! claim
the title and defend i against all com
ers. Then l will take on the light
heavywelghts and then 20 after Tommy
Burns. the heavyweight champion con-
Guided Ket,hel.
ketcne.Mantel Bout Called OFT
TIE limited round bout between stanley
Ketchel and Frank Mante!l, the PawtucHet
,R. H. middleweiEht. watch was TO have been
decided Of the Gonna (Cal.) A. 9. on March
IS has fallen through. Matchmaker jim
cotfrota came to the conclusion nat ne
would have 50 much work TO 60 IN Set''hs
all preparations made Tor the AsAtNelsht
battle between Jimmy Britt ana fechry
MrFs-land on Ap-il II that u w1..9 10 I'm.
Toss.b.e FOR him TO hold the heitA"!' Manie!'
contest
The evening world., 1908-03-23
ROOSEVELT GRIP
MAKES "HACK'S"
EYES GET BR|NY
Russian Lion" Has an Interesting
Interview With the President and
in Yarn Swapping Contest
the Big Wrestler Wins.
GEORGE HACKENsCHM1DT,

- E DR. G e HACKENSCHMIDT
II known in wrestling circles az
the Russian Lion called
upon President Roosevelt in Wash.
ington Saturday. The President was
DELIGHTED.
"If l were not President OF the
United States would like to be
George Hackenschmldt," said Mr..
Roosevelt, holding out his hand and
giving the Russian Lion a grip that
made his eyes water
"Ah," said Hack, not to be outdone
in politeness. land If l were not
Hackenschmidt l would like to be
President of the United States" +"
Modesty Is characteristic of all great
men.
Then the President told Hack how
he once threw a professional wrest-
ler and broke two of his antagonists
ribs in finishing up the Job neatly.
Hack topped this off by relating the
The evening world., 1908-03-23
Goodman and Hurley Training.

Jack Goodman, the lightweight pusilist,
sni Battling Hurley, the husky fighter, Of
lassiic. y. j., began training to-day foe
their SIX round bout, which will be decided
a. the stag OF ihe Shark-y 4. c. a week
tiom Wednesday night. These ads fought .
r-ca. battle before the same club few
weeks ago, and they evened UP then, 10
IS expected tha; their coming battle will b
much faster go
The evening world., 1908-03-23
Jim Barry and Jeannette.

ply Elmer Is thinking OF putting on Jim
Barry. tne heavyweight fighter. OF Chicago.
aud Joe Jeanette. the colored pugilist, foe
six rounds ~ one o. the stays 10 be he'd
by Ills club within few weeks II 10
hardly probable that Barry il;ake on the
bout. for in the first place Elmer could not
Offer him enough 10 box, and then again
I'a.rv expects "a Get on big .!shi in Call.
r-rrL. - Kamfrnnrn
The evening world., 1908-03-23


/ the scrap. and Flynn expressed tho
opinion that Tommy Burns wouldn't
make Johnson jump very far. why"
said Flynn. Il tried to get Johnsons s
goat. I thought had MIN going. and
I tried little Young Corbett on him.
l just finished the first remark when
he shot his right over and / thought
the roof fell on me. II I ever fight
johnson again I'll be a perfect gentle
man. I'll take care not to get him
mad
johnson will make Barry surrender
within a couple Of rounds. Says that
Barrv would have quit with Langford
In Los Angeles only they pushed him
back into the ring every time he took
ulVe through the ropes. Barry did t
show any anxiety to quit in his East
ern fights with Langford.
WHEN champions or record hold
w ers run in handicap races they
ought to be timed whether they
win or not Saturday night at the
Thirteenth Regiment Harry Hillman
and Lawson Robertson rar from
scratch In the 120-yard three-legyej
race. The worlds record (Which they
already hold is IA seconds. They An
ished second in the race, but stop
watch held on them registered Is 20
seconds. They actually beat the worlds
record by three-ffths OF a second. It's
hard luck to have a flne performance
like that lost just because the hanji-
capper gave an unreasonable handicap
to another team, or because watches
are held only on the winners OF a race.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
Welsh Has New Msnaoer

T. E. Jones. manager ot Billy Papke. haa
taken another fighter urdsr his manage
ment After next Monday night he will .ooh
a''cr tho interests ot Freddie Welsh. the
Ens .sh boxer, WI. has asked him to be his
manager Welsh b Aes Firht.ng Dick Nv.
land Tor ten rounds in NJ waukee on that
night, and Jones will be his chief adviser.
Et.y lapke VIII also be in the Enslish.
mans corner to give him advice how 10 beat
4N.anl
The evening world., 1908-03-23
ing 'hsy should pu, up a very interesting
contest.
Moran Now Wants to Flqht Cans.

Owen Moran, the little English pugilist.
vas offered l fight with Tommy Sullivan.
the former South brooklyn fighter. before
the Pacific A G.. OF San Francisco. the
latter part Of April but Charley Harvey.
manager OF Moran. promptly refused the Of
Ter Harvey wired Matchmaker Marisoh
That Il Abe Atteil refused to fight Moran
ne would let owen meet Joe Cans II the
latter would take him on
The evening world., 1908-03-23

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 23.-The
City Park entries for tomorrow are as
goI