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WOULD REPLACE DAWS'S NAME

Representative Carlin will introduce a
resolution calling on the secretary ui
war Tor Information relative to the era.
sure Oi ths name of Jefier sou Davis from
the az qneduct bridge near Washing on
The bridge was completed during the
term Of Mr.. Davis as secretary # war
and his name appeared on the cap ston,
oi the ahutment D.ring the civil war
the name was chiseled out. It is said. by
order OF the then secretary of war Mr.
Carlin's bill il preliminary To- the intro.
dnction of n illl Tor the restoration OF
Mr. Davi-'s ma TO
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
Head and Throat

Miss Helen Sauerbier, SIS Main ST..
st. Joseph, Mich, writes:
Last winter ] caught a sudden cold
which developed into an unpleasant ca
tarrh OF the head and throat, depriving
me ofmy appetite and usual good spirits.
"a friend who had been cured by
Feruna sed me TO try It and sent
for bottle at once, and am glad 20 saw
that in three days the phlegm had
loosened, and I felt better, my appetite
returned and within nine days was In
my usual good health,u
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
VIRGINIA NEWS

An expert i Investigating "A new insect
which Il preying upon oysters in the
Chincot' ague section # Virginia
J. / Rawlings has been appoin ted car
ri-r and F. A. Rtwliurs substitute on
Route No ]. at kri-tnw. and W. L Har.
ris carrier and + II Harfi- substitute
m Route No , at Bri-fow y. h Bell
lr has been appointed ca-r ier on Route
No. :. AZ Mana~sas aud " H. Haydon
carrier and r. c. Hayden substitute ON
Route No. 3. at Manassas
II a man has To he supper ted hy his
wife and sisters he'll insist ON giving
them advice about making money.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

Miss Pearl Smoot. who is teaching
near Sparta, spent Easter at her home
here.
Mr.. A. b. Chandler. Jr. returned Mon
day To Richmond. after visit Of several
days TO his parents here Mrs. Chandler
will be here several days longer.
Mrs. +. III. Gravstt spent a portion of
this week with her sons IN Washington.
Mrs. W. J. Peyton aud little grand.
daughter. OF Richmond. are guests OF
Mr.. &. l.. Collins and family.
Mrs. l.. Chambarlsyne. OF Richmond.
spent a portion of this week with Mrs
j. T. Richards az the Lawn"
Misses Miriam Coghill and Bessie But
Ter have returned to WomAn's College.
Richmond. aud Rawlings Institute.
Charlottesville, after a visit to their
homes here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
WOMEN WHO BEL LEVE NPERI INA
Honest Women Who the Truth About Pern,
The Value Of Health.

who can set money value on
health' 1t is absolutely priceless.
NO one in good health can fully
appreciate what It means TO have
poor health. Tho days are long and
tedious. The nights horrible and
painful. Nothing goes right. Even
tho mind becomes deranged and in
Jured by continued poor health.
Once liberated from the thraldom
OF sickness words fail TO express
the Joy and relief.
Peruna has been the means of re-
ueving more women from i'll health
IN tho United States than, perhaps,
any other medicine.
A multitude Of women stand ready
to give testimony in favor of Peruna
Whenever occasion offers.
Dyspepsia Entirely Relieved.
Miss Lille O. Martin, Shelbyville.
Tenn, writes: "Every body says 1
look better than 1 have for two or
three years, and L sincerely thank
you for your kind advice.
81 believe your treatment has en-
tirely cured me. I can eat anything
] want. 1 believe your remedies viii
cure any case Of indigestion or dys-
pepsia."
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
HARPER APPEAL GRANTED

The District Cpu't rf Appeals h A.
grated = writ of errar in behalf of Rob.
ert y Harper. banker aud drug man
u'actuger. & nv.ct, Of violating tho pure
food law aud ser teBced To pny IA fac 81
500. Tie appellate court. in granting
the writ. merely consents to feview the
cas'. The appeal probably will not be-
-cheduled f'r hearing within thrce
months
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

dicinal ingredients Of Poruna, and each
tablet is equivalent 60 one average dose.
Mrs. Josephine Hoist, l62 +. First ST..
Portland. ore, writes that she was
troubled seriously with catarrh OF the
throat, that she used Peruna and was
wonderfully helped in two weeks. and
IN n little over two months her system
was rid Of all traces OF catarrh,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
Pe-ru-na Tablets.

For two years DR.. Hartman and his
assistants have labored necessarily to
create Pcruna in tablet form, and their
strenuous efforts have just been crowned
with success. People who object to
liquid medicines can now secure Peruna
tablets. These tablets represent the me-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

Miss Annie Broaddus. accompanied y
Misses Mabel and Lima Perkins, spent
several davs this week In Richmond.
Master Russell Elliott. who was oper-
ated on In Baltimore, Is getting along
nicely and the doctors hope to make q
great success OF the operation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

The Free Lance Is prepared to do Job
work OF all kinds in up-to-date style at
reasonable prices on short notice. The
work done IN our Office will compare
iayOrably with the best to be had any
where. The head OF our Job work de-
partment, who has been working In this
Office Tor many years, Is one Of the most
experienced men In the business.
A girrsidesl Is seldom shattered; usually
merely broke.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
Caught Cold Easily.

CauSht Easily.
henderson, ~ Ninth ST., Milwaukee. writes
had any faith in
has
Gan oe trusted and which Will n me Of need.
found tina
most be
oeing out cetch
Tor parties but since have
system in such
clement weather 10 anectsm ~
81 have splendid appetite life being in nerfct bt,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

HAMBLETONiAN, 10.
Sire of 40 IN 2:30 list.
DOLLY SPANkER.
Dam OF George Wilkes. 2:22
MAMBRINO PATCHEN, IS.
Sire OF Dams of Ralph
Wilkes. 2:064 and 152others.
PUSS PRALL.
Dam of (1) Lotta Prall.
2:2SA; (2) Lady Stout.
2:29; (3) Black Diamond,
2:29T
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

( GEORGE WILKES. .5I9,2:22
Champion stallion, 1s6S-71
Sire OF S3 2:30 performers
dams of1S3 2:30 performers
BELLE PATCHEN, 2:3Ox. -.
Dam OF
l. Baron Wilkes. ...2:1S
(Sire of 120 In 2:30).
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

ELECTIONEER, I25............
Champion sire of Champions
Sire of160in 2:30 list,
including
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
ROYAL SWELL,
1892
Mahogany Bay Horse.

Mahogany Bay Horse.
With black points; near hind
heel white.
Foaled February ), 1901.
A perfect individual, with great
beauty, perfect disposition. ex-
treme speed; a pure gated trot-
ter, and rs richly and fashion
ably bred as any horse ever
foaled.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

HAMBLETONIAN, 10.
Sire oiDexter...............2:1Ta
DOLLY SPANkER.
Dam Of George Wilkes. 2:22
MAMBRINO PATCHEN. 5S
Sire of % 2:30 trotters.
SALLY CHORlSTER.
Dam of
Proteine e....................2.1S
Belle Brasiield...........2;2O
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

GEORGE WILKES. .5I9;2:22
Sire of Harry Wilkes. .2:13h
And 81 Others In 2:30 lIst.
Sire of dams OF 1873 in $50
list.
SALLY SOUTHW0RTH ......
Dam OF
i. Chatterton .....-......2:1S
2. Willie Wilkes.........2:2S
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25
HAMBLETONIAN. To-.
Sfra ~ nawto- OI1I

{ y AI-N MHIU-.
Dam OF Elaine. 2::20; Pros
pero. 2:2O; Eiista, 2:2O&;
Dame Trot, 2:22; Lancelot,
2:23, and four other 2.3O
trotters.
Dam OF Electioneer, sire OF
160 from 2:07A to 2:30.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-25

WILLIE WILKES, 2::2S....
Dam OF
l.. Rachel, 4 yrs. (dam
The evening world., 1908-10-09
wild Bill" D0nOva,1 viii
Face Champions T0-M0w0W

hand and 1t WAS evident that tie seats
would AL lie snaigs ~ without l.-,
delay than The lie r~-try exchange Of
coin Of tie realm for las,eDoards.
The Detroit s.uu J.. prepared 20 ta.7
care Of 2looJ persons, of whom all but
boo viii have seats The park VIII scat
1000 IN its normal state. This capacity
has been doubled by the installation OF
1900 circus seats completing the circle
around tie field. Two thousand five hun
cred reserved seats, exclusive Of boxes,
ere available. ana these formed the chief
article In demand, being exhausted In a
short 'mc.
Detroit viii probably send "Wnd BIZ"
Donovan 10 the DO" -nr the INST game
OF the series SATURDAY coming BACK
with kiINeu on sunday in chicago.
Tres" Two gIttuers W.il rr relied on for
the heavy WurE Of Oh, Sc. Cs, n Manager
Jennings plans work out as he ex-
poets. II Pieisie" pitches tut opener
Tor the cubs. Thomas wiz PROBABLY be
used bsuind the bat
OLcagy, VINO mas uecn kept on the
bench Ton tic past Dr. nth On account OF
the brilliant WORK @! Bush, win ne lack
on the job at snor,s'ol, ami has been
va"r-s lu, reS3!a:ly IN that position
;or Two vee"s tie las entirely recoy-
cred from the injury which put him out
C: 1t IN TIE FIRST place
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GIANT PLAYERS
SPLIT $4,000 GIFT
OF JOHN 7. BRUSH.

OF the worlds series money. It Is un-
oerstood that President Brush gave
them his share OF the receipts OF yes
terday's game, and that will De q very
pleasant balm 10 the wounds OF battle
This could no. be verified. but It comes
from very good authority New York's
share OF the gate money yesterday mus;
have been upward of $1,000, ard IL i:
has beer given 10 the players it will
have to be divided among tweaty-one
players.
AS result of the defeat OF the Giants
there is an awful wranSle around town
over the deciding Of bets. Many fans
had made wa-ers that New York would
beat out Pittsbure. At the end
of the season, Wednesday night.
the Giants We're ahead Of the Pirates.
but were tied with Chicago for first
place. They lost 20 Chicago In the -S-
ira game. and that leaves them tied
with Pittsburg IN the official standing
OF the clubs. 1t looks very much as
II these bets will have 20 be declared
of. Still Il does not seem right for the
fellows to lose who bet on the Giants.
as they beat Plttsburg Al the end Of
the season. Tire hettors will have to
decide that question Toy themselves.
Club Has Dsbsnded.
The New York clue will disband I'M
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New York University Ready to
Tackle Old Rivals at
Stevens on Saturday.

New York University IS ready for their
game with Stevens College tomorrow.
The varsity showed great Improvement
In their work yesterday. and scored on
the scrubs four times. Little Rust,
who played quarterback on the 1906
team. was out yesterday coaching the
kicking squad. He picked Taylor.
Gorsch, Aulin. with Gorsch as the best
man.
A fast thirty minute scr!mmage was
played at Cornell, in which the varsity
scored three touchdowns. Two were
made by Shearer ana one by Tydeman,
the latter beng on forward pass.
Tydeman, who was playing halt-back,
skirted the end and received the pigsk!n
from Virgins on twenty-yard throw.
Virgins played at full back in the place
of Capt. Walders. ORourke, the big
guard, was back in the game. and the
varsity lineup was intact, with the eX-
cept!on o. Pope, who played a. Harris $
end. Virgins, who Is a candidate COR
half-back. made a good impression. Ned
Alexander, the star end Of the '0l team.
Joined the coaching staff to-day.
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Keene Sends Horses After
Stakes al Evory Chance

greatly pleased to see them gallon Over
the course. even IL there wasn't an"
contention. Mr. Keene is a miiliOnara
out he likes IT'onev as well IS G.ToJ-.
else. ana when 1t is sure money. 50
much the better
Nobody could bet on race in which
the only starters were carrying the
same 60 ors There vas some inclina-
ton to bet on the time OF the race un-
III It was given out. unofcially o.
course, that the pair would only sal.op,
Six furongs in leo As shows that tina,
is about all they did. The association
saved the $500 Third money. because
there was no horse starting tor it.
Many man in the graad-stand would
have run third for this BIZ 0: change,
Eddie RYAN bet 500 to win $50 on
Agent after he had cleared tie last
Jump bur one. W.en agent turned his
back 70 tie hedge Ryan turned his back
10 the race Agent was a sixteenth OF
d mile in front at the time.
II ooked like old times TO see Danny
Morgan arguing tie racing issues with
tie voc!ferous Larry Dempsey,
Mccarthy put two over-Stotes man
ana C-css!na,
Had Kel,iher whipped Agent over the
last jump, as he did over every pre-
yious one, he couldn't nave lost.
Fashion Plato is a good cot. He
sapu.Gyred IFS lla pounds IN good styl,
and ran away from his all-aged com,
peito.s.
Milford and Gowan were the tips IN
tho fual event, Gowans race on We!
nesday was simply prep" for lie:
EFFORT yesterday
Empire u TO race fou- days. Oo,. 20
q D. and r. Jamaica 81. race TOO. bu
the ougrh OF It's meeting aasr't nee.
decided on.
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Cubs Were Better Team in
Play Off of Famous Tie
Battle of Sept. %.
BY BOHEMIAN RELGER.

1t will be early in the spring before
we can again do honor to the Giants
So far as 1905 is concerned. they are
no more. They made a gallant fight
and lost. They did everything that
could be done TO win, but fortune was
against them.
The Cubs are the champions Of the
National League. and 10 them we must
all doff our lids. They beat us cieaniy
and squarely. They proved that they
mad the best ball club in the League
Inc two giants of the diamond walked
up in front of 5000 people and swapped
blows, The Giants fell, and they did
not whimper.
The pennant race OF 1905. however
VII! always carry with it tinge o.
bitterness. The Cubs VIII net e.. looked
The evening world., 1908-10-09
Football Teams DOlUn
TO Seasons Hard Work

With both Logan and Fitzpatrick out Of
shape at Yale, Mersereau. the clever
enc Of the freshman team OF last year,
was installed in that position. He has
shown flashes of brilliancy all the
week, and Alcott and Burch coached
him continuously yesterday. Yale's first
ply. We're again rested. Wheaton and
Lynn replacing them, and Wheaton MAS
again the stellar performer. The var
sity scored twice, and Wheaton's daShes
brought both touchdowns. Three of his
runs were for more than twenty yards.
and his performance was the most bril-
liant in broken field seen at Yale this
year Hopkins was continued at quar-
terback, but some of his work was
ragged. one mum costing the regulars a
score.
Dave Campbell arrived at Cambridge
yesterday. and the first secret practice
OF the year took place. Campbell will
remain at Cambridge for about three
weeks and he will he of the greatest
service in developing the harvard Of
tense on the field. He put u lot of gin
ger in the play Of the Harvard ends.
The coaches sprang surprise on the
crowd. who were waiting TO watch the
practice by holding the first part of the
work behind closed gates. 1t is under
stood that the coaches are developing
some new plays that will be worked on
Williams College Saturday.
Drcntzcr, who formerly played guard
at Annapolis. is candidate for the HI
inois eleven. He rOwed on the Wiscon-
sin crew last spring.
Chicago started The season with the
small squad OF sixteen players.
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We WON PENNANT;;
DON'T GET TIN CRtW

I'VE won tho penrou' hui "" DIDN'T
get it" Tina; WAS ~ Manager MrGraw
had 10 SAY. Nv .ost to-days game. OF
course. We we're fairly beaten. but wa
lost something tina, We won on Sept g
Matnewson pitched winning game-
one thai w.ul have cen good under
Amos. any circumstances. I!ut no was
working under a terrific strain. one su n
as pitcher seldom has t. fasc
''Ma,ty is the greatest pitcher I'm tho
world to-day. lie never quits and M.
mos. pitched his arm oil to 5g!ag n
pennant 20 New York-nae that We
really won but lost on a tcchn:ca.ity."
The evening world., 1908-10-09
TWO sTAGS TONIGHT.

At the New POLO y. a. Kid Feeble and
Willie Mango VIII meet in the main bou;
OF six rounds. The semi-fnal viii bring
together Buddy Echler and Joe Tracey
for IN rounds. In the other bouts PM
MCGoVern viii NEE, Harry kH"el. 10.
..ure will box Young Brown, and
Jimmy Moran Will hoCh up WIKI F:aaHi-
Mango.
At tie Tucker \. e. jimmy Moran vii
tackle Young Mississippi In the main
bout OF six rounds. Four o:hc- SIX
rnnnA hoNts WIN n"accho the NJ, ~.
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raedlately and the several players will
90 to their homas. IT Is understood
hat Mathrwson is going 10 organize :
team which Will go TO Cuba the first OF
November and play a number o. a.
hibitior aames In Havana. They also
intend 70 make trip thr Ugh YucG:ar.
Several Of TIE players viii winter IN
New Yorh. Joe McG'nrlty will leave
n: once 70: South McAllister. !. T..
where he has an iron foundry and
moulding works. McGraw will remain
in New Yorl; all wlnte", He and Sec.
rotary Knowles and Mathewson will
run a billiard and pool room.
The evening world., 1908-10-09
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

There was one race yesterday at Bel
mont on which there was absolutely
no betting. That was the Matroa
Stakes. in which there were but Two
starters, Maskette and Affection, and
both owned 10y James Il. Keene, Vice
president of the Jockey cub. Mr.
Keene was on hama to see his LES
race for some sure money. lie seemed
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Cha; S Were Ou,; Iayed.

But they nave no grounds for com
plant. They had the opportunity to
play Chicago again for the game tina.
they had Won and they accepted the
challenge, Taey lost.
All interest vii now switch TO the
West. whero Chicago and Detroit will
again battle for the championship OF
he world IN that fight the people OF
New York now have ,!,He in-eras..
VITA the -Hants out, the sentiment Z
lca pride IS gone, In fast, tie win
nlng Of that came yesterday was more
20 the fans than the winning of =
worlds pennaH-. They wanted 20 de-
feat Chicago and snow them ina; they
could not get with game on
rcchnlcaities, They were doomed TO
disappointment. and Will nave to take
their medicine,
In our keen disappointment over the
defeat Of the Giants We must not take
anything away from Chicago They
eame here under the most tying Cir
cumstances ana won. They went o.
Sc field under a torrent OF Kisses and
,ley knew tina, they mad vary few
'r.euds N The Immense crowd. IL can
be readily understood what an obstacle
they had 20 overcome, VITA all this
against them they went out and won.
They beat the world renowned Matty.
In only one !nn.Is could they scorc.
but hey made four that time. and that
was enough,
There IS nothing on either side in
tho playing Of This great game tina,
could be criticised McGraw ar
Chance both used pcrteel Juismea,
There were no errors ~ consequenr e
and no mistakrI u judgment The
whole thing vas question ~ hits
and these ChcaH, Fo, In 70 bunch. r
Giants had w. opportunities % % Ike
Wl-o. hu, TIE aa.,rrs whea called up.
could I0- deliver.
Giants Spill; $4,000.
While the GlaalS vii nlLs their shaE'
The evening world., 1908-10-09

Especial 10 The EyenIng WorIdl

DETROIT, Mich, Oct s.-This morn
ing at 10 O'Clock the first tickets TO be
offered for admission 10 tie opening
game OF the worlds championship
series. to be played here Saturday, were
placed on sale at the half dozen win
dows selected for the purpose at Ben
ne;t Park. 4 long line was already on
The evening world., 1908-10-09
BY John POLLOCK.

A l. kACFMANN, the California
~ heavyweight. was matched last
= night By Baron Long, tine ca
fornia fight promoter, to meet nm
barry, the Chicago heavyweight. t"r
iortE-fve rounds. al n snow 10 be pui1eh
of by the Jeffries y. C., Of Los Angeles
Cal. on Thanksgiving Day afternoon
Barry accepted Longs offer in hurry
and as Billy Delaney, manager OF
Kaufman. was also satisfied with the
terms. the match was hastily arranged.
Kaufman vii, return to Ga fornia
after his fight with Fred Bradley to-
sight at the National A. c.. to begin
training for his battle with Barry. The
latter has been cianorins Tor Il fight
with nauIrsaun tor u Ions time
Jimmy GARNER. TIE c.ever New ,f:nG'a-t
wt.terNeisAt. Nhp mas not tHlGai ~: re
he rnrrsl 10 ace Charley SirEef, the HOB
ken fighter tor SIX rounds At the next stag
sioser is FAST rounding W. to h!s pest hsat.
G.rd 'Tsr an" hard batt;4 '? even Il dlrsr
should happen to ou'pnin: him.
Belus unable to GO, on battle v'ts
owen Moran a; Jim Jetfriess clue a: Los
Angeles. cal. "a Woras.. the crn'k Nj
waGkee ftitnerweiEht, as ju.t sr"5- 80.
e!es for a l"enH,hvf Esni DIS W
ga 81 &c: 20 Week hs rl;:ac1ss II
4 battle since he defeated J.amy WASH q:
Denver 9,eT year ago.
Two more new clubs have 'us' been ""ra"-
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WILL CLASH IN
SURROUND BOUT
Kaufman and Bradley to
Meet in Ring at the
National A. 6.

Al Kaufman 4 Tred n"Hd'cr W!
meet In six rou"1 battle t'-N'cH' n
,la Na,lonai Athletic CtnS. Fas; Twen-
.y-.1ur:h street. I; viii ne he mrs.
clash between tvo h!Fa-rlass white
heayy-wo,ghts the Gsht tons nave hni
m onaorturitv o. secior IN lo"- t:mc.
In n way NE con:es, will be IN ei.'ai7a-
ION affair as the National CUB ms
r'anne, TO ,hrash OIL. the mon Nho h1""
any claim 20 heavy weish: Nono~e. The
winner OF .o-night's co1:cst WI he
matched web .no winner - tie ba''l,
mex, week between I'D Mccoy and jim
stewart
Hartmann ms come Eas, With tNree
scalps in MS helt--thosc Of Jack Twin"
sullivan. Battling Johnson and jim
:rlyrn For two years he Has boon IN
de- the care of Billy Delaney. 1t MAS
Delaney MO took jim .leur'es when h"
was ar aw youth and developed him tao
worlds champ. on. and re declares
:ha: Kaufman viii equal Jeffr!"s's re'-
orG Ever since JcTY.es re;:red | have
been looking for man - take his
2'ece." said Delaney. 81 have watched
Kaufman develop. ana 1 an sure he
Will prove 20 be as good a nan rs Je'-
- es He is fl today 10 noe: any man
n the world
The evening world., 1908-10-09
Kaufman and Barn.
Matched Tor Long Bout

izei to ho.dt Le2;h in tnis. N!e,n,W
AeTssH Beac4 4. c The ,tormr, ,c'.5 y !!
'7EgN 'ner is doors or We iues,ity night
Mlth a card - Nv" bouts the main l;uac-
I'm benz ,s.&roGni olG; ae:"eea i,ng..
.ntsoSa 4, g, sag ~ he sam n,s.;
Clash in the star bgu:s 81. 8. ROUNDS.
fofn,a in scar o: nights he IS jam
guam, i1e =r;" ct-t: champion ~ Nrsi en-
FtHnslNarI. MO 81" start in Il tsw tav'
;2r the { .ls;,. pgga E4s oecn prun So. .
lrli with Freddie Welsn. thu EaSl.sl
i.sh5ws.rnt. an4 :he chaHssss az ne, "
\, G.. NJ LOS Angeles. ca. the latter pay:
OF this month.
JaeH Robinson. iae ,nicaso frh;c-. VII
sas ~; l,1r g.; {,52?, i,ia 81, : .Ne
,!e boston n.l4Ie -n,!cnt, Hh"n TIE critics
j. ins' nltT claim g. he q prom sing nan.
They VIII meet for :!fi.-n rounas before u"
Siindard 4, g.. a., i;ym1nSE!le. u. \
assins; Frank X aus. the P.asAT- rsa:er
,u'" fcN w"7ks ago. AMI he e@oer;s to
Ora; Hcklr-cn.
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Giants Made Game Try for
the Pennant. but "Old
Hard Luck" Beat Them
Out in the End.

"AREWELL-a fond farewell
W. to all my greatness."-John
L McGraw.
Until next eason."-Hopeful Fan.
The evening world., 1908-10-09

upon as tho winners Of champion
snip that Is entirely without faint. The
Giants were forces 20 lose a game TIA:
hey had already woH. The dropp'E-
OF that game COS: them moro taan
he sadness o. defeat. T: COS; eac1
OF the c,uh AZ lAas, s"eo0.
The evening world., 1908-10-09

Giants Spill; $4,000.
While the GlaltS vii gniA4 their share
The evening world., 1908-10-09

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