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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
College Teams
Will Clash in
Rugby Football
University of Pacific and Team
From the State University
Will Meet Today
By WILLIAM UNMACK

At the California field today the Uni
versity of the Pacific freshman team
will meet the California freshmen in
their first Rugby game this season.
None of the University of the Pacific
Team has been playing the game more
than month, but under Moverley's
coaching has improved rapidly. The
serum formation at the San Jose insti-
tute has caught the eye of several
critics. and in point of formation it is
said to be the equal of any of the
teams on the coast. Last Saturday
the serum was the downfall of the
Reliance team. The California team
is playing the seven pack and wing
forward and the battle between the
two serum formations will be closely
watched today. The blue and gold
team for today is a very strong side
and will be a decidedly hard team TO
peat. The University of the Pacific,
however, have been playing well in
their, last few games and Is expected
to, give their opponents a hard game.
The teams will line up as follows:
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Fast Tennis Players on
Way TO Australia

Maurice Mclaughlin and Melville
Long slipped quietly out of town last
night when they started their long
journey to sydney. Australia. If the
two local boys bring back the Davis
cup. and the worlds championship
they viii receive q reception on their
return that will compare favorably
with that accorded President Taft yes
terday.
While Long and McLoughlin have
had little 10 say since their return from
the east concerning their chances in
the forthcoming matches. their grim
silence bespeaks. not only modesty. but
a determination TO prove that they can
do even better than they did in the
east. The fact that a majority of the
tennis fans figure them almost sure
losers has caused the two local lads
little worry. After holding their own
with the best in the east, on their
initial appearance. when conditions
were ali against them, Long and Nc
Loughlin rightly feel that they have
an excellent chance against Brooks
and Wilding
What the boys learned in the east.
together with the three weeks practice
before them in Australia. viii enable
them to play the game as they never
did before.
Long and Mclaughlin will arrive at
Sydney about November l. and the
match will be played about November
Is or 20. This will bring the boys home
about Christmas time.
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Record Crowds to Watch
Championship Game

PITTSBURG, Oct. 5.-With the aim
OF having the distinction of seating
greater number of persons than has
ever attended single game of base
ball, the mana cement of the Pittsburg
National league baseball club is busily
perfecting arrangements for the opening
of the worlds championship battle pc
tween the Detroit Americans and the
Pittsburg NATIONALS here next FRIDAY.
At Forbes field 5000 additional seats
and a false fence located some distance
from the present boundary are being
From present indications it is be-
lieved from $4,000 to 100000 persons
will attend the games here Friday ana
Saturday. Spectators are coming from
Portland Ore, San Francisco and Dem
yer There will be delegations from all
the cities embraced In the major
More than 200 newspapermen from
all parts of the country will be here to
write accounts of the battle. In addi-
ton there will be more than loo tele-
graph operators present.
1t is said that 100000 already has
been placed by Pittsburgers and
greater amount is said to be waiting
takers. The average betting is about
even.
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Belmont Park Races

BELMONT PARK. n. Y, Oct 5.-An ordi-
nary card was run OF here today. The crowd
was up to the average. The Corinthisn cup
steeplechsse field was reduced to two starters
and yiIhalla was returned the winner by 10
lengths.
First race. one mile-Taboo, to l. won:
third. Time, l:39.
Second race. steeplechase, about two and a
half miles-Vilhalla. to ), won: Pretty
Michael. 1 to ?, second Time, 5:41 3-5. Two
starters.
Third race seven furlongs handicap-Ques-
ond. Arondsck 10 3 third Tims Ok Ok
Fourth race. six furlongs-Prnce Imperial. /
to 4. won; Anthropafda, to 2, second. Time.
1:12 4-5 Two starters.
Fifth race, one and a quarter miles-The
Peer. TO L. won: Moquette. 1 TO 5, second;
Paradise Queen. IL to 1. third. Time, 2:O4 4-5
Sixth race. nve furlongs-Agnier. IL to ;,
won; Calypte, to 5, second: Flying Footsteps,
6 to l, third. Time, loo 1-5.
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nooNEs BEAT coGsWELL

BERKE KELEY, Oct. Sin a fast game
of American football on the Boone's
field this afternoon the Boone's eleven
defeated the. team from Cogswe1l by
a score of 16 to 0. The game was a
fast one throughout, the visitors put
ting up strong fight. two of the
touchdowns of the Berkeley players
being made on blocked kicks.
The first score of the game was made
late in the first half when Sherwin
delivered a forward pass to Manuel,
Immediately after the second lineup
Lane blocked a Cogswell onside kick
and recovering the ball ran so yards
for a touchdown.
The sensational play of the game
came in the second half when Mcneil
of Boone's blocked Cogswelrs punt and
ran clean 10 yards for a touchdown
The goal was kicked, making the final
score 16 TO O
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POSTPONEMENT LOOKS
LIKE A GOOD BOOST
Ketohel Puts in Strenuous Day at Camp. While
johnson Helps Greet Taft
BY WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

The fight
Tuesday
kindly by the fans all yesterday Naturally Promoter Jim
Willis
welcome heartily The discovery
and according his statement he agreed the switch do
Cofoh the talks Johnson banking
winning that side bet OF $4,000 than on collecting his end the
Though
Monday evening the details had all been arranged days in advance
at its height When he that the difficulty settled manner
Cfroh
for an additional lot Of advertising in the meantime
dollars the box Office The Tuesday afternoon date the original
holiday
holding big Cofoh this realized
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Fast Play Marks WOman'S
Annual Golf Match

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 5.-The first
round Of match play in the woman's
annual golf championship began this
morning at the links Of the Merton
cricket club. Substantially the same
weather conditions as yesterday pre-
vailed. Thirty-two players qualified
for the title struggle.
The draw resulted very unsatisfac-
torily. In the first place the top half
is much the stronger and in the second
several club members or skillful lead
ers OF the same district are opposed to
each other at the outset.
Miss Grace Semple OF st. Louis was
beaten by Mrs. z. II. Filter, Merton,
up and TO play.
One Of the best matches Of the day
was that between Miss Anita Phipps,
Springfield Mass. and Mrs. Charles T.
Stout ApaWamis which was won bv
the latter 4 up and 3 TO play
Mrs. Frances Griscom, Merion the
former national champion, won, up. 6
70 go. from Mrs H. l. c. Roome.
Merton. She was out in Al to bogey So
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Indoor Records
Are Broken In
New York Meet
Six Hundred Yard Contest
Proves Feature of Madison
Gardens Exhibition

NEW YORK. Oct 5.-Four indoor
records were broken tonight at Madi-
son Square garden at the conclusion OF
the annual indoor track and field meet
of the Amateur athletic union The
most interesting contest was the 500
yard run. won by Melvin ". Sheppard
OF the Irish-American athletic club. he
defeated Harry Gissing OF the New
York athletic club by two yards. Shep-
pard's time was 1:14 So, or 1-5 OF a
second better than the national indoor
record he established previously.
In winning the final heat Of the $50
yard dash. ]. J. Ener of the. Irish
American athletic club made the dis
tance in 15 As seconds. bettering his
time Of a year ago by 1-5 of a second.
Ray c. Ewry of the New York ath-
letic club hung up new indoor hgure
of "a feet L inch in three standing
jumps.
w. Happeny of the Montreal athletic
association won the pole vault for
height with IL feet inches
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Public Schools Athletic
League Names Officers

The following officials were selected
yesterday by the Public. Schools ath-
letic league for its big indoor meet
next Friday night at the Auditorium:
Referee-Robert Roos-
Starter-George James
Judges of hnish-walter o. Smith. N J.
Prendergast, Judge Frank Murasky Charles
W. Conlsk. Herbert Hauser.
Timers-John Hammersmith, A J. Cloud,
Robert Dodd, Fred Burgers. John Elliott.
Assistant starter-P. c. Gerhardt
Clerk Of the course-Ray DauKherty; assist
ed by Eustace Peixotto.
Scorer-John P. Dorau; assisted BY o.
Murdoc and r. Richardson
Inspectors-Thomas F. Boyle. W. Il. Hutton
Clerk OF scalesEA. Katchinskf; assistant
Harrv Nicholl.
Martin. Harold Msundrell.
Marshan-Prof. George MiehlinK.
Games committee-L. A. Woln, Joseph z.
Hickey, George Schlitter.
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o. H. s., second; Brown L. H. s.. third. Time.
Sc seconds.
$50 yard run-Ferguson, o. p. H. s., first;
Brown, L. H. S., second; Smith, s. F. c. H..
third. Time, PIP Is.
100 yard dash-smeltzer. L. H. s.. first;
Kaufman, B. H. s.. second; Hoff. o. H s..
third. Time, 10 So seconds.
so yard dash-Millett, o. H.. S., first; Kaun
man. B. H. s.. second; Potter. L. H. S.. third.
Time, 3-5 seconds
120 yard low hurdles Christensen. A. H. s..
first: Pell, o. H. s.. second; Ostrander, o. n
s.. third. Time, 10 As seconds.
go yard dash-MiIlett o. II. s., first:
Smeltzer. T.. H. s.. second Pavliger o. H. S.
third Time, % 35 seconds
High Christensen. A. n. S.. first
Smeltzer. L. n. s.. and Potter. L. Fl. S. tied
for second. Height. feet inches, breaking
the record.
Shotput- -Cleverdon, b. Fl. s., first; Maher.
& ?. 9. f., second; Wolsey. L. H. s., third.
Distance, 35 feet inches.
Broad jump-Mlett. 0. H. s.. first; Chris
tiansen, A. a. S.. second; Armstrong, L. II. s..
third. Distance, 10 feet.
Pole vault-Kaunman. B. III. S.. first Clever
don. B. H. s., second: Dixon o. p ii. s..
third. Height. feet inches.
Relay race-Won by Oakland high school
The final score of the entire meet was as
follows; O.; Fl. s.. 43 points; Lowell 25:
S. f. c. H. 4.
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. B.. C., Oct 5.-Today's re-
suits at Minoru park:
First race, four and half furlonxs-zinkand
won. Barney Mason second. Prince Winter third.
Time, IS 3-5.
Second race, six furlongs-General Haley won.
Zick Abrams second, Wamboro third. Time
1:10 2-5
Third race. and a quarter miles-wolf-
vile won. My Bouquet second, Peggy O'Nesl
third. Time. 2:19.
Fourth race. hve furlongs-Salvage won. Belle
of Iroquois second. Lena Leach third. Time.
1:04 Is
Fifth race. mile and 20 yards-Mi Derecho
won, Prestige second Lord Provost third. Time.
LAS SIS.
Sixth race. six furlongs-De Grammont won.
Long Ball second. Marin third Time. lis Ia.
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DELTA KAPPAs WIN HoNoRs

BERK ELEY. Oct. 5.-The final game
of the interfraternity baseball series
at the University of California was
played on the campus this afternoon
by the mines of the Delta Kappa Ep-
silon and the Pi Kappa Phi fraternities
The former won by a score of 10 to 5,
punching their hits in the fourth and
seventh innings
The cup for the series is now the
permanent property of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity. which also won last
years championship. They have also
earned the trophy offered by the Jarvis
hardware company of Berkeley, which
is the bronze figure of a baseball player
standing some two feet in height
as follows:
Delta Kappa Epsilon-Brush and
Henshaw. Pi Kappa Phi-Prouty and
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Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 5.-The feature Of
the Louisville racing association races this after
noon the Oakdale handicap for all ages
at six furlongs. won by Crystal Maid.
First race, six furlongs-Gypsy King straight
$3.50. won Ben Double. place SAB, second:
Arlonette, show ss.25. third. Time, 1:14 As.
Second race, FIVE and half furlongs-Star
Venus straight $1o.20 won Forty -four, place
$43.10, second: Eleanor Robson, show $19.4
third Time. :0S Is.
Third race, mile-Alice Baird straight
$50. 60, won: Margaret T. place ST610. second
Skye. show S1O.65, third. Time, 1:41 S5.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Crystsl Maid.
straight $29.95 won; Hyperion II, place $11.15,
second: Al Muller. show $50. third. Time,
1:12 40
Fifth race, purse, five and half furlongs--
Howdy Howdy. straight S103 35. won: Hender-
son. place SIS. Is. second; Claudia, show $3.50,
third Time, los 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and 20 yards-Camel,
straight $95630, won; Warden, place SO. S.
second: Minot, show $3.50, third. Time,
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Ruled out
s.,.uoN FOUND IN CREEKS

PALO ALTO. Oct. Last week Or.
c. II Gilbert of stanford university. the
recognized authority on salmon on the
Pacific coast, received some specimens
of a peculiar fish found in tfa San Lo-
renzo and Souuel creeks by same var
den Walter r. We1ch of Santa Cruz
county. Doctor Gilbert has decided
that the SAMPLES are none other than
the humpback salmon found in Alas
kan waters. Game Warden Welch
says that a number of the fish are
spawning in the San Lorenzo near the
tannery. and in Sycamore fiat. There
is no recent record of the visitors ever
before having reached these waters.
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San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 4

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.-With as
timely a hit as ever happened, Tenant
won the 13 inning game for San Fran
cisco today, the score being 5 to 4.
The hit sent the ball over left field
fence. Zeider had placed the ball over
the same fence in the fifth, and then
San Francisco had 4 and Los Angeles 1.
Los Angeles acquired three more in the
ninth off three timely and well placed
hits, and the outcome of the game was
in doubt until Tenant drove out the
long one. Fifteen hits were made off
Butler by San Francisco, while Durham
permitted Los Angeles to make only
eight. Beall and Nagle were each fined
So for talking TO the umpire, and made
to leave the grounds. Score:
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Lexington Races

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 5.-Thomas W. Muir
ply. the slim young Long Islander whose
success in the Grand circuit this season mas
made him the talk of the turf world, won
the Kentucky futurity today after desperate
battle OF six heats against the best neid OF
young trotters that ever took the word, held
which proved its prowess by wholesale smash
inf Il is true Murphy had the assistance of the
fast and game flly Baroness Virginia. with
which he already had scored two victories, but
without the presence OF Murphy IN me sulky
As It was she won after Czarevna. strong
fayorite had reduced the race record for three
mt to her credit the fastest two consecutive
heats by a trotter of her age. Summaries:
Purse $4,000 futurity for three year old
11ReSfeS Review. dam by Jaybird OIur-
phy) D
Czarevna, CHI g., by Peter the
Bertha qfha' O.. b. T.. by Baronmore
spoTaao sGaaodlsl, eh. l.. by Belin dick.
9McNahon, Egals ..........-..e.....-. s4s5.
vito. b. C.. by Prodigal tGeersl- Z
Al Stanley, 70. c, BY Todd white xss.
M9se 9serrllI .rny' o. l.. :. Guy .le. dist.
CAPTAIN 1seiri''e George. b. c.. by Admiral :
Pswsy dsa ssEavlsy s!oia aosa 2i22, ~ sio4
214. a.os -
eebsge darn bT a' Nathurst lNurphyl 1
Governor Searles, b. h.. By Lockhart =
tAfcMahon) ~ :. t,, VI. =
MAJOR OFT slino' oiA' =. .......... - 2 3
pdse h. h.. by Constanero tFrancsl. .
Major Mallow, b. e., by Box Elder
(Afal1owi =. d D =
Mary .ndarl5 h,.lpn' = ., = 6 >
r,nh g;nders oh. e. by Argosy (Crist) 6 6
Time-2:o5h, 2:03A. 2:oo.
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AT Stanford the infants of that in
stftution will meet the st. Mary's team
for the second time this year. When
these two teams met last the cardinal
babies simply played skittles with the
boys from across the bay and scored
% points and held their opponents
down to zero score.
Owing to several of the st. Mary's
players being injured in the game at
Reno the team today will not be as
strong as 1t usually is. Coach Stew
art has not been able to give the team
his full attention this week owing to
being confined to his bed since his re-
turn from Reno with an outbreak Of
boils due to overtraining
The Stanford babies are fast picking
up the game and with each game
played their combination is stronger
and they show very great aptitude.
in fact the Stanford babies this year
appear to be stronger than in any pre-
vious year. The teams will line up
TODAY as follows:
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sHoRrsroP nooLIN sUsPENpEp

HeydIer of the National league today
suspended Shortstop Doolin OF Phila-
delphia for the rest OF the season and
fined him $50 following yesterdays
game, which was forfeited by Philadel-
phia to New York. Heydler took the
ground that Doolin was mainly respon-
sible for the incident. Otto Knabe. the
Philadelphia second baseman. and Lew
Moran. the Philadelphia pitcher, were
fined S25 each
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It is possible that neither Mitchell
nor Arrell will be able to take their
places on the team today owing to
will be substituted for Mitchell and
Bayley or Houghton for ARIEL.
At the meeting of the California
referees union held last night the fol-
lowing referees were appointed for the
respective games:
st. Mary's VS.. stanford '13 at Stanford
W. P Fuller.
University of the Pacific '1S vs.. California
'13 at Berkeley d. Blair.
Stanford '13 VS.. University of the Pacific. at
Stanford, W. P. Fuller.
Stanford varsity vs.. Olympic, at Stanford J.
Lsfferty.
California varsity VS.. Barbarians, at Berkeley.
L. S. Reading.
California II VS.. Santa Clara, at Berkeley
l. Thomas
Nevada VS.. Reliance. at Reno, local man.
ST. Mary's VS.. Mission high school, at Oak
land II. Renwick.
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BALL PLAYER BREAKS LEG
Special Disoatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. Oct. 5.-Howard John
son broke his leg playing baseball at
Sebastopol Sunday afternoon. He was
a member of the Forest River team
which was playing Sebastopol In run
ming between bases he col1fded with
another PLAYER, falling in such a man.
ner as to break his leg.
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National League

CINCINNATI. Oct 5.-The season of 1909
was closed today. Pittsburg winning both games
0f double header. Score, FIRST game;
R. H. E.
Ilnclnufll II
tittsburg --..-------. .---.--;---
yer and Simon Umpires-Ksne and Brennan.
Score. second game: r. Fl. Z.
tin -in1su Observation-Disclosures
lfsft~hurg .---......----. --.-----.----
Batteries -Bushelman and Pauxtis; Maddox
and SIMON. Umpires-Brennan and Kane.
BROOKLYN. Oct. 5.-The Bostons captured
t-e fnal game of its series with the Superhss
here today. The visitors rallied in the tenth
and scored two runs. Score; r. II. E.
Boston ---------- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
Brooklyn ..-.--.-..-. --.-.......-- Q =
Batteries Richie and Raridon; Hunter and
Marshall. mpire-Sternberg
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Summary

Two base hit-Brashear Sacrifice hits-Deve-
Ieaux. Hogan. First base called balls-OG
Breckenridge 4, off Tonneson 1, OF Boce 8.
Struck out-By Breckenridge 3 by Tonneson l.
by Boice 8. Stolen bases-A1artinke 81, Brashear
t2. Hit by ptcher-Devereaux by Tonneson.
Martinke. Double ay-Brackenridge TO Hogan
10 Brashear. Wild pitch--Boice. Time of game
II hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-Fnney and
Van Haltren
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An Even Break
Between Cubs
And Cardinals
Pittsburg Champions Close Sea-
son at Cincinnati by Tax
ing Double Header
STANDING of THE CLUBS
American League
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS. Oct. "a ninth inning rally in
the second game gave ST. Louis an even break
with Chicago in q double header here today. The
visitors took the first game. TO !. and the local
team the second, 4 10 3. Score, hrst game:
X. II. f.
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Batteries -Pfeister and Moran; Raleigh, Mel
ter and Phelps. Cmpire-Rlgler-
Score. second game: K ID r;
NllraEo
ST Louis. --------
Batteries-H -Hs german snd Moran; Harmon
Meter and Bliss. Umpire-Rigler-
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Home rlns-Zeider. Tenant. Three base hit
-Mohler Two base hits-McArdle. Durham,
Goodwin. Tennant. Wheeler. Sacrifice hit-Moh-
ler First base on called balls-0f Durham 3,
of Butler 3. Struck out-By Durham g. by But
Ter 6. Double plays-Howard to Delmas to
Beall; Butler TO Orendorh TO Delmas; Howard
to BealI; Demas TO n. Smith; McArde to Moh-
Ter 10 Tenant (2); Durham to Berry to Nc
Ardle. Time of game-2 hours and 20 minutes.
Umpires-McGreevy and Irwin.
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European Races

PARIS. Oct. 5.-W. x. Vanderbilt's
r;ambaiseul was second in the Prix
Oisans at Enghein today.
Thomas Hifchcock's California King
was second in the Prix Biaviette.
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FooTBALL PLAYER KILLED

POTTSVILLE. Pa. Oct 5.-Robert
MiIlington, a football player of the local
high school eleven. who was injured in
q game at Shamokin. Pa, Saturday,
died today
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Vernon z. Oakland 1.
San FranciscO-LOsAngeles
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his layoff, and Ketchel got plenty of
exercise in hammering Miller's huge
head and body all over the ring. The
bout lasted four rounds and seemed to
satisfy both men.
Ketchel finished off with four more
rounds with Stete O'Connor and one
round with Kid Lafayette. He boxed.
usual slam bang. tear away manner,
and he succeeded in landing many a
telling punch on his sparring mates.
It's either a feast or a famine with
Ketch. One day he kills 1t and the next
day he shuns it.
From now on the middle weight
champion is going to regulate his work.
He proposes to keep at the grind in a
steady sort of way, but he will refrain
has been doing In the past. Instead of
IL and 1 3 rounds a day he will let ii go
at f1ve or six up to within a few days
of the big battle.
The temptation to take a peek at the
nations ruler was too strong for Jack
Johnson yesterday, SO he decided to cut
out work altogether. Shortly before
wagon and buzzed down town. After
getting a good look at the president
johnson strolled about town a bit and
leisurely motored his way back to the
beach in the afternoon.
The champion will not endeavor "a
knock out many sparring partners dur
ing the remaining few days of his
training. He is in good shape right
now, and all he needs is a little light
him up. Johnson looks to be in trim
to enter the ring tomorrow, and he
probably is. so the postponement means
little or nothing TO him.
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Young Corbett Beaten

BOSTON, Oct. 5.-Young Corbett of
Denver gave very pitiable exhibition
in the main bout at the Armory tonight
against Dave Deshler, losing in ive
rounds to the Cambridge boy. Young
Corbett was too fat, Weighing at least
145 pounds. He was not knocked out.
but fell to the floor from some punish
ment and also lack OF condition. and
his brother, James Rothwell. to save
him from utter annihilation, walked
into the ring. acknowledging defeat.
Corbett did not show anything of his
old class. He was outboxed from the
very start.
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Runs AND HITS BY INNIN'
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lttdl o.
*Batted for Boice in the ninth.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1909-02-08
Fads and Fashions.

A very new wrinkle is the fish-tail train.
The train is cut in two triangular points
which are heavily weighted to keep them
on the floor in shape. The slim. draped
gowns with this peculiar finish. suggests
the mermaid.
The Empire skirt with the Louis XVI
bodice is especially becoming 20 women
who are slender. The Marie Antonette
fichu and elbow sleeve OF such bodices
may be of the material Of the skirt or Of
lace.
There are indications of the return to
the bolero although so far it is only sug-
gested In the trimming.
Since women will wear thin silk and
open-work stockings in freezing weather.
flesh colored understandings are being
provided that milady may be warm as
we'll as stylish.
Draped satin waistcoats with tasseled
or knotted sash ends are to be a smart
novelty OF the coming season.
The 'old-fashioned poke-bonnet is trying
its best TO get into the Swim again
There is possibility of the pleated
skirt once more. It fits quite closely over
the hips, but has killed effect from the
knees down.