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The Washington times., 1908-12-31

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the ROYAL alleys is filling uD rapidly
despite the interest IN the big and little
pin Journeys on the various other alleys.
If YOU want n bid for The Times medal
don't forget the katzen iammer Of the
yyanted-to-be-in-itS Of the Ten Pin Soil
taire, and come across with your entry
and coin.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

Otto before one OF the New York clubs
early next month
Fred Douglass has matched Willie
Lucas to box Willie Moody at a special
show In Philadelphia Saturday night
Dick Nelson. the Nelson York light
weight. is the man selected to box
Mickey Cannon at Philadelphia in the
vvind-up at the National Athletic Club
New Year afternoon
Tony Caponi has been engaged to box
an exhibition Of three rounds on Janu-
airy at Grand Rapids. Mich. and from
there he goes 10 box Hugo Kelly at Los
Angeles on January 10
Bresnahan is trying TO land Shortstop
Arthur Fletcher from New York.
Sir Hugh Graham, Of Montreal, has
forwarded a check for $500 TO Tom Long
boat as a wedding present
McGraw's young players viii leave
New York for New Orleans by steamer
the second week in February. and the
veterans will follow two weeks !7ter.
- Charley KOrk. OF Newark, n J., 4
jockey who never rode a winner. has re-
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

Yussiff Mahmout The Tsrrib1a
Turk" who has cleaned uD evervtbipr,
In sight since he has been in this conn
Try. viii have TO go some II he thinIs
ne can throw Fred BeeII twice in an
hour next month In Kansas City.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
BARRY GOOD BOXER
BUT KAUFMAN WINS
Towel Goes Up in Thrty-ninth ROund-Had 1t Been
Twenty y-fve-Round Bout Jim Would Have
Landed Decision

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 3I.-Al
Kaufman last night established his
claim Of being the best heavyweight
in America by stopping Jim Barry, Of
Chicago. i'm n lonE-drawn-Out and des-
perato encounter hich lasted the bet
ter part Of three hours.
The end came in the thirty-niuth
round. of what WAS scheduled to be a
orty-1ive-round battle Teddy Murphy.
Barry's manager, -ossed in towel at
this point in token OF defeat, and Kauf-
man lost no time in shaking hands with
his beaten opponent and leaving the
ring
Both men were so tired and worn from
their terrific battle that they could
scarcely stand up. At the finish, Barry
was bent over with his arms and hands
protecting his face and jaws, while
kaufman was failing away In a blind
sort OF a fashion trying to land a de
Gliding punch. Barry protested that ne
wanted to continue, but Murphy grab
bed him by the arm and led him 70
his corner.
Barry Broke Hands.
Murphy and Barry both claimed that
the latter had broken both Of his hands,
and that he had fought for twenty
rounds in this condition
It was a battle of endurance. and IL
was patent early i'm the contest that
either man TO win must weather a long
hard struggle The only clean knock
down OF the entire thirty-nine rounds
occurred iu tine thirty-seventh. when
Kaufman caught Barry with a right
To tire jaw. dropping the Chicago man
Tor tAe count OF nine. Barry was ia n
bad way when he came % his feet.
but tine bell saved him from what ap-
peared TO bc certain defeat Al that time.
Barry came uD Eamely FOR the thir-
ty-eighth, and kept himself iB safety
during the first two minutes. Toward
the bell, however. Kaufman got to the
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
AL Kaufman'S Poor Showing.
With Barry Lets
Him Out.
FOUR-MILE RACES
TOO MUCH STRAIN
Griswold'S Death Another Grim
Warning Baseball Weather
Matter of Luck.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

It's all Off
II this fellow, Al Kaufman, who start
Cd his career in somewhat dubbish
fashion. could not have beaten third
or fourth rator like Jim Barry in less
than thirty nine rounds, and then failed
10 knock him out, he viii have swell
time ightug such a clever man and
hard hitter as Jack Johnson None
of the other freaks and dead ones-the
latest being Sandy FerEuson-of white
color is in sight as a fit candidate TO
go against the negro, so il looks like
Johnson viii have TO limit his atten-
tions TO Sam Langford, Joe Jeanette,
and other black fellows.
BY the way. if. Johnson did or does
have a yellow streak, the fact that
no IS recognized as the best fighter in
the world and has cOnclusively proved
IL by beating his bitterest enemy TO
pulp, would put heart and courage into
IA bbit, and the yellow streak dope
viii be at a discount in Johnsons next
euEa cement We still think the streak
is there, but 1t has been buried pretty
deep by his recent success.
The death Of GriswoId. the Yale
oarsmau, who never recovered from the
collapse he suffered in the Yale shell
last summer, is strictly in line with
our private contention that four-mile
course and the long period of severe
training required. are entirely too much
uf a strain on the great run Of college
athletes, who try for the crew.
Ban Johnson is said 20 want TO have
the big league schedules shortened by
HHaaH
chances OF getting the National and his
own league 10 agree To such a PROPOSE
tiOn are extremely slim It is mostly 4
matter OF luck April may be an ideal
month. and there has been snow around
here in May. Last April was fine in
Washington. and the prolonged rains
that made the double-headers necessary
came in May
Speaking Of ticket scandals. We hope
the Washington ball club will take
some steps TO facilitate the quick sell
ing of tickets here next season Also,
Harry Rapley and Ice Water Ben
Minor, assured us last summer that
there would be radical improvements IN
Tho Washington stands and exits next
season. There are a. whole lot of
things that could be done to improve
codiuOns for 1903, and we would dearly
love TO see them carried out.
A. w. Lawson. who headed the
onion" League which had Washington
I'm its circuit for few minutes last
season, is now said to be running a
magazine for acrOuauts called Fly.
while his brother Alex is trying to
form another Onion" League. with
Washington. Baltimore, Frederick. ETC.
iU it. II the new league has no better
success than the one of last season, the
editor brother IS going 70 have a sen
sational piece for his publication.
Bunny Helm and others please read.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
Current Comment and Timely Topics
Cleaned From the Sporting World

turned from Germany. where n hos
put In five successful seasons and has
Sl5,000 contract 10 ride for Count
Herckel next season.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

Billy Gibson, manager OF George Mem
sic, has matched the latter 10 box Young
Otto before one OF the New York clubs
early next month
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

Twenty.nine Eastern leagUers of L9G
will get try-Outs in the big organiza-
tons next season.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

Fred Douglass has matched Willie
Lucas to box Willie Moody at a special
show In Philadelphia Saturday night
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

YMCA- Position. Cor.CadetS.
Jones L. F....-...-. Coleman
CrOghan- f.. COlingSworth
WhammOnd
Hubbard, Fowler. Center. Mccarthy
Williams. ...--...-..-L- G..--.--.GiOyanninO
Fowler. Roberts G-.---------- Crown
Goals from fiOOr-JOnes, 3; CrOghan, .,
Hubbard. 8: Williams, Coleman. Wham-
mOnd. GiOVauninO. Free tOSSeS-CrO-
CHAN ColEngsBorth. GiOvannOni- Ref
eree-HugheS. Timer-HaaS- Time Of
halVeS-2e minutes.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

In NcIlveen. Demmitt, and Cree the
HighIanders will have an OuJheld, each
member Of which being a star foot
hall UlaVer.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

Artie Holman, Of the Cubs. thinks the
Giants will be weaker without Bres-
Hahau.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
BUILDING OFFICIALS
CLOSE PRINCESS A. c.

one thousand night fans who tourneyed
10 the Princess \. c. last night for the
purpose Of seeing Jimmy Gardner. OF
Lowell. Mass, and Charley SieEcr of
Hohokon, battle for six rounds in the
main bout at the regular weekly stag
Of the club. We're sadly diSappoin, ed,
Tor the club was not permitted TO BRING
on the bouts.
Commissioner Of Buildings Murphy
was responsible for the contests being
called of He claimed that the gvmna-
SUM whore the club was to hold the
bouts was not safe enough TO hold the
large crowd that wanted TO see the
scraps, and sooner than take any
chances OF an accident he Informed the
club officials at $50 in the evening that
the sAow could not so on.
u Zen the members arrived at the club
they were met AT the door by n stalwnrt
policeman, who simply said, There will
be no bouts this evening. eenllemeu.'
Being unable TO straighten out tie din
Guilty Manager Jimmy De Forest came 10
lie conclusion tnat II would be better to
postpone tho stag. and the fIcmbeIs
were quickly Informed OF that fact.
They went away peaceably, but the one
policeman remained OH duty unit! 1l.30
to see that tie club did not attempt 10
put on any OF me bouts.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

TOE CANS, the eX-liFhtweight cham
pion is not going to fight Tommy
II Murphy the Harlem fighter a six
round bout AZ the stag OF the New Polo
A. A. at suffers Harlem River Parnk
on Oct. 49, The contest was called off
last night by Matchmaker Jim Buckley
after he had received a telegram from
Ghns stating that he would not make
weight for Murphy. which both Tommy
and his manager, johnny Oliver, de-
nAnded him TO do when the match was
nfst suggested Manager Buckley IL
trying 10 clinch a bout between Owen
Moran, the English boxer, and Murphy
tdfake It's place. and expects 10 sign ND
tina boys at meeting 10 be held to-day
-Aher trying for sometime 10 clinch a
pakseh. Manager Lscardi. n the Pacific
D. C.. OF san Francisco, last night signed
~ "cycone Johnny" Thompson. the crack
kesiern lightweight, and Rudolph unholz
twenty -roued bout AZ his club on lhr nigat
a Oct. ~ Johnny. Murphy and Lew Pow
s<pi-nn FOR fifteen rounds.
There is report being circulated IN san
FRANCHISE 10 the effect that Battling Nelson,
tas lishtw eight champion, auI Willis H-itt,
4iV manager, have pared company. and that
tSs future. britt Is IN town p,S S,S' 20 r.
Blettng Arrangements i1r Ne.suus theatrical
tsar but he could not be located last gut
il u not likely thai there rs auy ttl'a Id
ths report a. the men are grrai freals.
bnly Papks the n,iad .ewsight CHAMPION
val save SUNDAY for san Franeiser Nh-r-
he Sill begin iralnihE Tor hls eomins twsnty
q sAs s@l ysaHeisas A c. wtrh far Papa.
The evening world., 1908-10-16

The Columbia oarsmen have finally Sc
cured a room at the university where they
can install thelr rowing machines ard set
some much needed fail practice. TIE fresh
man class raised sl6s In cash and 81 IN
pledges at a mass meeting. giving them
money enough TO start the crew at WoFh'
Mis-. usrrare, Curtis Of the Essex CoJty
Club (Ma.sachusettsl, the present woman
golf champion, defeated Mics N. b. Adams
q the Walls.ron Cluo', fer the Presidents
cup at the Huntington country, Club ph,la'
has selected dec, 20 to Jan. as the dates
OF the regmental championships ana pam riI,r
nap m m lake pnee NATE on FEB T. p andi -
while the meas nauoHl! tournament wv!
W% Fer raE IN End WAS InS sst s9s sR s
s *. Il S' and King smi'S treasurer.
,s n22 5 AsTcHn 10 X FStHs 8G %sn 0 @n
maj has been consistent sslpnsT s ss fsI
Winter Won the West Trotting Stakes at
Lexington, Ky. yesterday In straight heals
Thirteen year!inF., the property of August
Eem2m o'f BIZ and ana" Gasconade brought the
nigh price Sl,lOO The thirteen sold for
Si,4oo.
Fortv entries have been received for the
w0mcr's uarorn, golf championship, winch
vii be- held next week on the links Of
the Chevy Chase club at Washington,
The transforming trip through Cuba
planned ny number of the members of
Inc Giants has been called of owing 10 the
inability OF Mathe~son and Donlln to make
the trip
Columbia crosg country runners had tasir
first tr'.4ut over a three-nile course
The evening world., 1908-10-16
New York Schoolboys Grow
Great in Strength on the
Gridiron.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.

TERE Is the football kindergarten
RI OF New York. And-you may
laush-the prise kinder IT the lot
Weighs an even 10 pounds. Taken al
tosethsr' his hanA V Cupid" Nor
scheloes. and his present place OF bust
ness II right guard for the varsity
team Of the New York High School OF
Commerce. This is not one Of tire
schools wherein sandwich stations were
deemed necessary to keep the unlerfel
pupils from shr!velling up like so many
prunes. AS Exhibit \ to the general
charge your attention Is respectfully
called to the runt OF the squad, whose
name is Hasselbrlnk. He tips the beam
at 40 pounds net.
This string OF schoolooy athletes, stu
too young for college, is Il crushing
refutat!oa OF che statement made ny a
scientist not SO many weeks ago that
New York manhood. from a physical
point OF view. was on the decay. An
argument was recently advanced. with
accompanying photographs. 10 show
that our women were actually growing
larger than the. men. Tina, scientist
never went 10 the High School of Com
merce.
Student Body Growing Muscular.
The physical directors there tell US
that the student body Is growing more
The evening world., 1908-10-16
KEENE, BELMONT AND WHITNE
oS i'! SEASON. sS $441670 WINNINGS A
IN STAKES
and PURSES

these shores for an invasion OF Eng
land. 1t goes without saying that but
tor the passage OF the anti-bettirg bill
This shipment would never have been
dreamed OF. In the lot that goes in
charEe Of Jack Joyner. the Whitney
den's Derby candidates. Sir Martin and
reYette. and the Oaks eligible, Lady
Bedford Harry Payne " hitney's
Siam a.. Baby Wolf. Delrium, the
two year-olds. Bobbin. Perseus. Field
Daisy Hillside and sixteen yearlings,
and August Belnont's undefeated three
year-old Priscillian and the ordinary
Antaeus. Fair Play would have gone
along but for his engagement to-mor-
row at Belmont Park. He will prob
ably go abroad later. possibly with
Keene's Ballot and Colin. which are
slated for English turf conQuests next
season
The evening world., 1908-10-16
ROBERT EDGREN'S
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
ON SPORTING TOPICS.
To the Sporting Editor:

To the Sporting Editor:
VIII you kindly let me know through
The Evening World what is the uot.on.
amy or the present trainer OF tho Irish
mother still living? n, f.
i. Ernest Hjertbcrg. Gcrmnu-
American. Hayes IL an orphan.
To the Sporting Editor:
Please let me know through Tho Even
Ing World the fastest time for ono mile
by an automobile on straight course.
~ \. II. '
- LOO sccOndH bS Marriott I'm Il
Irec- for-all rtenm car ut Ormoud
Beach. Jan. 20, 1908, ana 30 - see
onds by Chevrolet In II gasoline
car, same place and date.
To III. Sporting Editor:
Did MathewsOn, Of the Giants, pitch
a Sunday game this season? j. q,
No. He never pitched on sunday.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Use TaekIlng Dummy.

Every member Of the squad was made
TO tackle the dummy. and then a real
boy was brought out 10 play the part.
Mr.. Trask was endeavor.Ag TO leach
the boys to make lying tackles, The
first volunteer was a young fellow
named Arch!oold, whose du,y i vas TO
take the ball and dash across the ae.d.
The prospective heroes, one a a time,
were made TO give chase, and when
Archibold was nearing the line a. top
speed they would have TO dive forward
and, by catching MIN around the legs,
nurl nm to the 8! ound
Every boy VINO missed was mado to
try II ovec. II was se,ege test of
nerve, Most vi the recruits showed Il
strong desire to catch the runner hrst,
and then, While holding on, TAN. The
proper way, however, 10 10 dive through
The air and nj the runner on the ny.
Arms, hands and noses were skinned
as they scTaped q .ons the sand, but TIE
young fellows would merely finch for
a minute and then Try il again.
ArcAlDOld was frequently hurled on
his mead. but with tho stol!d.ty. of an
Indiana MOO en- Indian, a that-he
would shake off the dust and start al
over. TINS was considerable fun t.r
the task!ns athletes until 'Cupld
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Poor Owners OF for West.

While the millionaire are shipping
heir charges to foreign countries. the
poorer class of owners, who must be
content with home victories. are plan
ming for long trips across the country
20 the scenes OF California racing. Two
car loads We're shipped to Oakland yes
;erday. Included in the lot were the
fair performers OF James MCManus
who not so long ago was a street car
conductor in Los Angeles. but who
since has amassed considerable money
ny judicious speculation on the races
Il has been settled that there will he
10 racing AT Benninss this fall The
proposed meeting was officially called
of yesterday. fimliCo will run during
ne Jamaica meeting here and will eX-
end several days after the seasons
windup a the Long Island course.
What Eddie Mcdonald and several
theirs did to that Nnbus race yes
rday was shame. AS Larry Demp-
ey expressed It, they would have been
betting yet II the bugler had sounded
his call 10 the post.
The evening world., 1908-10-16

Sr1HE r1lllionaires are about through
racing for this year, NJ least.
- After Tomorrow the sight OF the
keene. ~, lont and Whitney colors
will q ny. Thus do the poor men
get an inuIAs when every stake Of
value is cleaned UP. Despite the Grip
pied condition of the game. due to the
passage of the anti-betting law, the
millionaire owners have all had profit
able seasons. The three mentioned
have won altogether a matter of SILL
go.
James r. Keene is the biggest winner,
his total to date being s272.525 in stakes
and purses. Colin, Ballot, Maskette
and Helmet won the biggest part Of
this August Belmonts winnings
amount to s037S, This is wonderful
considering tina; the chairman of the
Jockey Club has raced comparatively
small string and won only sixteen
races.
Fair Play Big Winner.
Fair Play was the big money win
ner for the stable. his earnings being
chiefly most valuable stakes, such as
the Lawrence Realization. worth ST.
SO; the Coney Island Jockey Club
weight for age race OF sls,.25. and the
| Brooklyn Derby, worth $3.50 Harry
Payne Whitney, who closed his season
yesterday with two victories-Delirium
and Stamina-has won fifty-five races.
bringing his total to s75.295.
Jack Joyner, who trains the Whitney
and Belmont horses. and who goes
abroad tomorrow with one OF the big
gest shipments Of thcroushbreds ever
sent to England, has had a good sea son.
! He Won On lis OWN Account fMentY-
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Sport 1 II Ss.s s:s@ briefs

kiersids Drive. II. II Anderson 1912, tie
former interscholas,ic star mad. the best
aoLueI time meklnE the distance from
scratch in ~ minutes, c. q. Verpanck oi
the same class. with minute ard a ha Z
HANDICAP was first man in in ION 3ss
r. 9. Watson. ~ w4.tbrnok turned f., ,,a
9est caro- on the opening dav Of the Morr.s
IoaniE cups annual :urnlMsat. He ma .e
tle eIEA;esA holes IN 90 Jerome D. T-a,t.t
o. MsntG.air. wee national champion. n4:e.
~ qualified with an 81
The Brookyn seeker ,o1:hal. team de.
teated the steamship st Loui. team by a
s,.I. o. " T. TIE game wa. played al
The evening world., 1908-10-16

three races, worth s27750 Adding the
Whitney. Belmont and his personal
winnings. Joyner has trained the win
ners OF sl95,S95
The steamship Minnehnha. sailing for
England tomorrow, takes from Amer
lea one OF the most valuable cargoes
OF thoroughbrods ever shipped from
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Tucker A. c. stag Tonight.

At the Tucker 4. C.. no. $50 Thompson
street, Wine Mango a"G Joe Black, the
loca! fighters. MI! he tie principals N the
man bout II SIX rounds rive other touts
between evenly matcaed fgstc:s will also be
put on,
The evening world., 1908-10-16
220-Pound Youngster Is Leader Of
kindergarten School Football Players

muscular every day. The statement
cannot be doubted when II Is borne in
mind that the football team for this
season averages l72 pounds. It hasn't
been so many years since the Princeton
squad vas one or Two pounds less than
that figure.
II the Commerce team doesn't become
a winner ii will not he for the lack Of
either nerve or determination. On a
field bull; up OF sand and small stones
the boys are out every afterno n
pIouSh.ns up dust with their hoses and
taking OF vega; from Without Sna
within. What tae exercise tanr to ~
move from within the ssnd serspss OIL
from without. II they we're prizeheht-
ers they would never have trouble MAX
Ing the weight. But there are fully a
Halt hundred o, these young athletes
p!nirg 70 tackle the job. As fast as one
= properly scr1.el over with the cut
ting sand ana ru-l-s 10 the BATH to fix
up his wounds another jumps in a"d
takes III p.l-e In this way Coach
Trask, VINO formerly played with Ya'e,
g bringing out the boys who have the
z-i.
The evening world., 1908-10-16

Tacklirg him was not such an easy
JOB. The lighter. tacklers would hit
,SbSsr hsii.
Fsst Signal Work.
whsn ths whole squad had been give
turn AZ the hy.E1 tIckle, Coach TrasS
capped his hands together and snapp!ly
cried "line-up signals
There was a great scurry OF feet, and
In minute the team Vas lined up TO
make plunges against an invisible foe.
Though no opponents were present. the
he would start something like this:
Don't do that again, Regan: don't
you see that fellow there, ready 10 dive
In and break up your, Interference"
stood, and he would shoot THROUGH re
bunch OF legs and arms IN another IL
recron. There, that's much better"
remarked Mr.. Trask.
Mr.. Trask Is an excellent ccach and
he finally impressed upon tho bows that
the one thing necessary was m learn
the rudiments ~ tho game before at
tempting trick plays.
low md to ontcN the ball first" he
later And - wourd see tha, they
did IT right before he stopped,
Practice on Forward Pass.
Tho hovs then began rracticing on
the forward pnss. They have several
new plays, hut n would he telling
-eorets out of school to expose them.
They have Young fellow named Car
ION and another named Lent who can
throw tho ball as well as many n man
\ tho college teams.
The rivalry among the high schools
his Season is intense, ami the bows are
WORKING Ike beavers to ge' into shape
At the end Of TWO hours the Com
The evening world., 1908-10-16

o. 4. 4 Foa ball ana ng Champion
snip tlHsla 1905 az Ulmr- lark Xuuaay.
OCT. is, ESQ I. N. sarsNeIfs m fooGiyn.
" Kerry. , y Football Care q. 4. n.
As@sh~Ts TippsTaFy. HuTliug. -
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Joe Cans Passes Up Fight
Win Harlem Tommy Murphy

= come TO the coast as soon as possible. as
M claimed thar the fight fans out there were
not certain whether ne was going to rgat
The evening world., 1908-10-16

"a match has been arranged between
'i,Y .ans L,ushrey.," ne game Phiaae3.pHa
Mas, Who is ~" z tHe best nEhtess n
New EngIeu3 They $751;. try conclusions in
twelve-71lnd por uaf D. f.r arm Dry s. O..
Of Boston, en tE" uiEHt Of Jet ~ L5ugh-
Iey IS seiLns, intp condition On gymnasium
put up great battle. as I.ougarey Is me
OF those sum-blnR men.
The evening world., 1908-10-16

Jimmy Gardner the clever Eev England
welterwe!EHt, was signed 80 ..Ei night 10
meet Jimmy C!aDDe, the milwaukee NeIirr-
weight for fifteen rounds al su.v to b.
pulled of BY the West Side A. 4. Of Sew
Orleous. on the night % My. 7. r.abbe has
many battles out there. lie wi'l hsv. 10
'ngel toms 70 beat Gardner, os fhe lat er
10 fighting in his best form jUst nov
The evening world., 1908-10-16

Since Psckey Mcfarland began trainins al
sttanor1 Conn, Tor h.s six-rUuud b5ut " .If
i i,.. CI.ss a me IIairmont 4 C.. stag IN
p9ra coan. Has been making irlps H. t.s
4-arisIs 70 see him boz wish H.s trainer,
hIltre5 men ana 6s5s cf5wd into bls I'm.
nasiaH = watch him WORK Jac Tha-nat
ne Ta.a W,alirwglEht, ana Caar.g
griffin me Arstr-..-n 1r'ter are fe.-.rg
PAsSry % ser !.to s--pe i4F ne bout
The evening world., 1908-10-16
High School of Commerce
Lads Are Fine Examples of
Scholastic Training.

Householder appeared en- the field in
his 220 pounds II bone and muscle.
JOB. r.. ishser ,a c S.' Would ai eT hit
Ihcss pAso legs and bounce off Ike a
The evening world., 1908-10-16

Williams and Dartmouth meet tomorrow
az W lIiamston, and this Will give 2hince
20 get Inc on the prospects tJr future
games. one .hinG that must be ccnE.d-
been working more with an idea OF srrenr. !
later In the season. When their hard battles
come. tlan with the view o. gc,t!ry OF.
real work thus early in the sc1s-a
The evening world., 1908-10-16

>oth a HsFHs so & 70; Kin Th.
II Leg Ave Wynns a .LswiS Laugh
The evening world., 1908-10-16

T@HE mlllioraires are about through
racing for this year, AT least.