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Evening star., 1909-03-04

! Goals from floor Bontz t2l Coleman l3,. keI-
liner e.. Giovannoni. Knoblock 81. Bulls ~,
Bowen i5l. Galloway (2l. Free tosses- -Kelliher
t5,. Bowen. Refcree-Mr. Hughes Time Of
halyes-20 minutes each.
Evening star., 1909-03-04
easy

mark rogers is easy to
say and easy to renem-
Der. it's a w Whiskev
that's rich, old and mel
low. the delightfully."-
smooth taste and exqui-
site flavor will cause
you to remember tine
name whenever you
want an extra good
drink, it cost S t n e
dealer more--therefore
you must specify the
brand, say, "a little
mark rogers, please
at all good Places
ad VOu asked for it.
Evening star., 1909-03-04
Two Basket Ball Games Officials for Georgetowns
Meet-"Nig' Perine Join Out1awsDuckpin
LEAGUE es-Ba Ball Notes.

League base ball team. yesterday bought
a half interest in local business and an
nounced that he was through with or
ganized base ball. The refusal of Presi-
dent Navin of the Detroit club to in
crease his salary is said to be responsible
for Schmdts decision
Evening star., 1909-03-04

Beginner twrathfully)-Look here, I'm
tired OF your laughing at my game. +
hear any more impudence from you. IL
crack YOU over the head.
Caddia--AlI right, but I'll bet Yer don't
know what's the right club to do ii with.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Evening star., 1909-03-04
Sunday Base Ball for Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 4.-The
senate yesterday passed to third reading
the new Brolley bill. legalizing Sunday
base ball. The bill passed the house yes
terHa\
Evening star., 1909-03-04

OutfielderS Josh Clarke and Goode
are the only Cleveland players VINO have
not yet signed for the coming season.
Evening star., 1909-03-04

Merkle was the first of the New York
Nationals to fly the distress signal. He
developed kink in his arm the other
day. Last fall in that memorable game
on the Polo Grounds he developed kink
in his think tank and it cost New York
the championship Merkle must be full
of kinks
Evening star., 1909-03-04

The inauguration weather ''hoodoo"
must be Bob Ganiey The weather was
all right until he struck town
Evening star., 1909-03-04

And now report has it that Brooklyn
is going to ship Shortstop Phil Lewis to
the Rochester Eastern League club.
Evening star., 1909-03-04
Unless all signs fail. G. c. Cravath

National League spent yesterday In
Philadelphia in consultation with the
new owners Of tho Phillies. The exact
nature of his visit not given out,
but it is fair to presume that certain
messages about what is what were I'm
parted. Heydler comes to Washington
for the Inauguration, and will meet Garry
Hermann to talk over business before
the national commission meeting.
Evening star., 1909-03-04

Lou Criger is out with prediction
He says the St Louis Browns will win
the American League pennant if they
beat out Cleveland.
Evening star., 1909-03-04

And now rumor has it that the Bos-
ton Americans will sell Pitcher Chech
To the st. Paul club. Mr. Taylor is be-
coming quite a base ball broker
Evening star., 1909-03-04
Y. M. c. A. DUCK
PIN LEAGUE, NO. 2

MARRIED MEN.
Evening star., 1909-03-04

Harry Pulliam'S relatives are trying
to persuade him to throw Up his job as
president of the National League. The
reason is obvious.
Evening star., 1909-03-04
Y. M. c. A. DUCK
PIN LEAGUE FIGURES
Standing of Teams.
Individual Averages.

INDIA NJ.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
LEON AMES, SP|TBALL ARTIST,
MAKES BIG HIT WITH INGRAM

last year is attributed to that curve
alone.
Ames has always needed slow curve
to mix in with his wide sweeper, and
after hard work he has at last mastered
1t, In the practice game OF yesterday
McGraw told the red-headed pitcher to
cut loose and show everything he had,
Ames was In excellent condition and he
was also anxious for warm-up.
Ames Fans Five Men.
He went In the box, and in half hour
had cut strip through the ranks Of the
colts that was never overcome. The first
five batters We're struck out, and the
only man TO get a ball out OF the dia-
mond was Jack Meyers the Indian,
when he landed on a slow ball which
came RICH: behind the splitter for a single
After seeing the wonderful perform
ance Of Ames, McGraw has consented
for him to use his new curve occasion
ally. He still maintains that the spit
ball Is not good thing for pitcher
as a regular thing. II has got SO now
that a pitcher has got to do everything
to be a success, and Mac is not going
to let the Giants fall behind the pro-
cession.
This afternoon the Giants are play
The evening world., 1909-03-26
viii Take Place of Jim Buck
ley, Who Has Resigned
as Referee.
BY JOHN POLLOCK,

1OHNNY WHITE, manager Of the
National A. c.. Is going to referee
the bouts at his club again. Johnny
told the writer last night that as Jim
Buckley had resigned as the clubs Of
fetal referee, he thought 1t was up to
him to get back on the Job again. White
viii resume his work after tho show to-
night, at which Tim Hurst will off,
ciate.
White says that the pugillsts who
appear In the bouts when he is refer
eeins will have to show their bes,
work. or he will stop the contest and
order them oHt Of the ring. They
will not slow up on me" said White,
"or they will suffer"
Young Corbeu" and Bert Ksyes who fur.
n.shed such a sashing battle last night,
should be rematched FOR another ten round
bout as 1t Is certain that II they come
together again they viii put Up another
the Fa!rmont 4. C. Is likely to secure than,
as they are the kind Of fighters tina, the
local fans Ike 10 see in action.
Sam Lang,ord, who meets Morris Harris.
the Quaker City coored heavyweight, FOR
ten rounds al the Marathon a. c. stag In
he Cisrm9n. Avenue Rink; in BEook!yn, on
i$ ohnS Wiz ss9 Il. chicago Fl sS ffa or s SIX
rounds a. a show TO be held BY the VA.
tional A. C. OF Philadelphia on Saturday
The evening world., 1909-03-26
Indian TeWQnima
viii Run in list
Regiment Games

The seyenty-Nrst Regiment Armory. at
Thirtytour,h street and Park avenue,
will be the scene tomorrow night Of
the only New York appearance this
spring OF Lewis Tewauina, the Moki
Indian, who has beaten nearly every
ten-mile runner In America.
Tewanlna will run in ten.mile
scratch race against his schooiu ate,
John Corn; James j, Lee, Mercury a.
c.. George ObermeyeT, National a C.,
and Joe Gilbert, Mohawk A. c. Lee Is
In better trim for long race than ever
before In his career and is counted upon
TO give TewaniRa a terrific battle for
the honOrs.
Coach Warner. OF Carlisle. has en-.
gagged hotel accommodations here f.r
his Indian pair and has purchased his
railroad tickets, 80 there is lhs0lI-r..
no chance Of Tewanna and Corn failing
20 put IN an appearance.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
Morningstar
Defeats Cure in
Billiard Match

Ora Morningstar was a victor over
Louis Cure, the French champion, In
the 49,. balk line billiard tourney now
on at Madison Square Garden, by a
score OF 800 to 1922. Cure had nigh run
OF 10, but fell down In many innings,
while Morningstar played a steady
game. especially near tho end, when
he ran 25S points in six ianinss
In the afternoon George sutton de-
feated Harry Cline, OF Philadelphia, by
a score OF so to 81. this game also TAX
ing twenty-three innings. Morlngstlr
now leads with two straight Victories
while George Slosson hold1 the ugh
run record Of 225 and high average OF c.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
New Manager We'll Pleased
With New Material Picked
Up Last Season.
Special 70 Tie Ever!n. wOrlaN

'Npeclll 10 Inc EFtnlAs "oTND
MACON, Ga, March ?6.-Manager
Stallings Is just about getting his ball
club in such shape that he will soon
be able TO tell how he will put his men
on the score card for the opening game
a. Washington next month. 1t has been
one OF the hardest propositions that
any baseball manager has undertaken
to build UP new ball club from the
one that was so badly wrecked last
season. The new leader OF the High
anders is a fighter and very interest
Ing on the bench. In his own words he
won't have loser very long,
The work of Cree and Neal Ball ha;
been the latest development in the
training camp. Cree has demonstrated
to the new manager that he Is fast
man In left field, good with the bat and
one of the fastest men he has on his
club in the base running line. II Is true
that Cree has made some OF the best
catches ever seen on a ball field In the
past few games.
Ball, who has been working at second
The evening world., 1909-03-26
Rain Spoils
Practice OF
heBrookl
lspecisl % Tn. Evening wor!aN

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March $-A
heavy rain left the south side grounds
in poor condition for ball playing yes
terday, but this did not prevent Man
ager Lumley and the rest Of the mem
bers OF the Brooklyn ball team from
getting in some practice,
The team Is In Uaytona, where they
play an exhibition game. After the
game the team will return here In time
for practice on Saturday morning, and
then on Saturday afternoon will cross
bats with tho locals for the last time.
on sunday they will be on their way
70 Macon on their hOmeward journey.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
Big Twirler Finally Masters
the Bail That He Has
Always Needed.
BY BOHEMIAN BTLGER.
Dallas. Tex March o6

pdI!aS, lex haTCn 70.
A FTER three years OF work Leon
u Ames has acquired sptbalI.
4 With that to slice In between his
wonderful curve and his fast ball, Will
bert Robinson is OF the opinion that
Ames will be one OF the big winning
pitchers Of the year. 1t Is well known
that McGraw has been against the use
OF the spitball ever since It was dis
covered. seven years ago He has al
ways maintained that It hurt a pitcher S
arm, and the unexpected Wild pitches
resulting from this risky curve are dan
gerous TO the chances OF ball club. o.
late years however the spitball pitchers
have become so effective that McGraw
has halfway consented to let the curve
be used by the Giants. That is Bugs
Raymond's speciality. His success Of
The evening world., 1909-03-26
BASEBALL GUIDE FOR
1909 SEASON APPEARS,

spa.d.ng, o;ncla. Baseball Guide OF 1888
has Us, made !s appearance. It conta!rA
...e utg-.A. rl.,s ~ 1919 ~ adopted by tGe
Joint FaNug Rules Committee aGl revised
sci. L. 1870
10 a.s. contains IT, PLAYING rule, @ Elm.
. Nr4 form ar endless mass u mater q
Interest Fl. 'Nrs o resume NJ NJ 0asHba Z.
year 40 extensive discussion upon 'Es merits
.g dement's u. ne 'spl, BALI. according 10
the views y various basebaI editors OF; .arsu
cities, the worlds Championship series %
1905 and = biography Of the players The
Guide IL EDITED by John y. Foster, ops OF the
.Si.., 'ISss'. The nstisnsi game ~ 30
The evening world., 1909-03-26
T0.NlGAT'S FIGHTS.

At the National a. c. stag stan
ley Ketchel the mildlo-we!ght
champion. will meet Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien In the main bou; Of
ten rounds. This will be Ke.chers
first appearance Ir o battle % the
East. Both men are .u eN.e.'en.
condition. and rafting .gs, scrap
is looked for
At New Polo \. \. sag Young
Wagner rs. Harry EarnI and ia
Falter vs. Young L.g1. for ten
rounds In the o,Hes s.H's WI..
poureliy vs. Bat.r- Rgau. Pat
Sheppard rs. Jack Nurs and Joe
Miller rs Leo S'.,g
At the Co,m4 =. T.. s;aE Battling
Jack Nelson vs.. Harry Sc-oggs. ten
rounds
The evening world., 1909-03-26

READING. Pa, Marc 2c-Be aEa'-E
IS Fitzgerald har! rom start go finish
PADDY LAWN, o. Buffalo. earned af4N
IL a ten round bout before the Keystone A.
O. last niEht FitZgerat vas The Gg
sYsssof, And landed tee harder blows, bI.
LAWN was Salns and fought him baek yis3r-
opsky. IN thres tpln&s - uoyisd VILLA
J anA xve>srsd v b - trsshs- q, he elses.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
StaAings Rapidly Whipping
Highlander Squad Into Shape

S Sase the past two days. also has proven
still sick and taking II easy at the STALL
ings plantation. while Joe Ward is hav-
ing the time Of his life to get his throw
Ing arm In good shape. Bail and La
Porte have both shown excellent work
ON the second sack.
The evening world., 1909-03-26

It Is reliably reported In Atlanta that
Manager George StalInss, OF the New
York Americans, has purcha sed half.
interest In the Macon baseball team,
and that as result the New York
Americans will continue training In
Macon so long as Stallings Is at the
helm. Macon will probably become a
sort OF farm for tho New Workers
The evening world., 1909-03-26

: :ysaagF AP. T. vo I tHnr% has already
A match ha, Jus, been arranged between
and Al Iu6lak. the Michigan 6eayyweish.
HsH s SSon soF cb S'P5i e ia
have eopsidsrabl. weigh; on Sullivan, and
besides, has longer reach and is taller than
he 10 by few inches.
Benny Ysnser. the italian fighter Of Chi.
H be wHS a sed .hoS 70 sN .os soo
fighter AZ the WhirwId A. C. Benny ha,
not tourh, tor some time, but he claims M
M e sss taxing the es,i 81 care s 81
o: the llshtweiShts now in this vicinity.
Owen Moran t !, fast toi,oEns IN IL, N,, ,o0,;
!as, as his manaseT Jimmy Jackson, sann
owen to meet Frsnke Nti for twelve round,
her An S. Moran 8 SAYS MeT he "a. 90 PsS
along fighting as .ons as ne does not NEE,
With any misfortune.
Those two great little ean,amwelgh. tlght.
,rs o. Brooklyn, Phi! McGoye-n and Joe
,o get V Jim shor,eli Signed Il. IN Up ia;;
s ,,ss Of = h Sa' Bsdo a. e. u Brooxyn' ne. On
TUESDAY night These youngsters should put
UP one o. the best scraps ever seen In
Brooklyn.
Frankie Madden and Johnny Dwyer are 10
have II out in the ring again on Wedne sday
nixht at the Sharkey A. Z. stag They put
up such a great scrap at the same club on
Wednesday night that Manager jim Buckley
los, no time in re-matching them for another
ten-round bout. Their next GO should De an
other corker as Madden claims he knows
Dryers style MOVIE
little Jimmy Walsh the Boston bantam
| weight VITO sails for England the latter part
0, nex; month, where ne meets Digger Stan.
lev the crack English boxer. Tor twenty
rounds at the Nationa! Sporting Club, OF Lon.
| don. vii clash with Young Pierce, the coll
ored boxer. ~ Philadelphia, for six rounds
| A, tho National a. c, Of the litter city,
! Tomorrow night.
The evening world., 1909-03-26


the champions.
There was a contrast between Coroett
and Bert Keyes when they entered the
ring at the Whrlwind. Keyes is built
like the ancient Greek warriors tmmor-
TALKED by the chisel OF Phidias. Physl'
eally he is perfect. His broad shoulders,
clean-cut body and muscular limbs
mark him as man built especially for
the fighting game.
Corbett, from the waist up, still has
the fine shoulders and smooth, supple
muscles that earned him fame. His legs
we're good as ever. But there was no
denying that in spite OF the loss OF
thirty or forty pounds he still carried
too much stomach
Corbett Starts Out Fast.
Yet, WIEN Charlie White motioned to
the time keeper and the bell rang Cor
bstt was first out OF his corner. As he
and Keyes came together Coroet
whipped tho old snappy left hook to
Bsrts Jaw, and the frst glimpse OF his
foot work showed unexpected speed. AT
once the fight was fast and furious.
Corbett tore In and forced matters with
out q thought Of the fact that he had
ten rounds to travel Before minute
had passed he showed that he could
take a punch. He caught Keyes hard
clip on the chin. and instantly Bert
rushed Corbett to the ropes and stood
toe to toe with him, swinging both
hands to the Denverite's chin With force
enough to floor middle-weight. Cor
bett stood the gaff without wavering
and fought Reyes back to the middle OF
the ring. The first round was Coroetts
I'm the second Corbett came out laugh
Ing, and slugged from bell to bell. keyes
siogged with him, punch for punch, but
While Keyes missed many good wal
! lob Corbett reached his mark with the
accuracy OF a sharpshoo,er. He SHOOK
I Keyes I'D badly. This was his round
l too.
Reyes Fights Well.
Again Corbett came out smiling as /
20 impress Keyes with the fact that n
Z was a champion playing with second
rater. He rushed into a miX-up AM
had the best Of the slugging For
Z minute II was all Corbetts, Then keye
-abbed him straight on the nose an
whipped a fierce left uppeTcut 10 nj
chin at close quarters. Keyes score
heavily, but Corbett came tearing oac
: Mt him. For once he missed the fore
of his swing throwing him to his Knee:
He bounced up instantly. Even round.
4 Now Keyes took the lead He lande
) terrific smasIs on Corbetts chin. Coz
( bett began his old trick Of talktnl
I "Come on, Bert" he said. Try to max
showing" Keyes. used to this gam
I himself, only Crinned and fought aIont
I He landed blows that shook Corht,t VI
l but the Kid never wobbled, keyes
: round ,.-,., ~,
: nm the ropes with furious wallop
< Keyes, strong as steel wire, fought bacI
4 One punch bruised Corbetts LETT c!
4 badly. 1t was nearly even-perhal
l Keyes by shade
lin the sixth Keyes began 70 scoi
/ heavily Corhett showed signs OF wear
ness. Keyes clipped him on the aw al
K pay mixed, sluEged. 'clsucaed, broI
n SnF went to sIugg.ng alaln. Tnrol
Il Ing lis whole weight into q
1 punches, shifting from side to 81;
\ tieyes beat tlttoo on CoI3eit
4 hsnder he opened a cash over Corbett
I right eve. Covered with blood. the gar
llttle ex-champion never wavered, b
stuck close and traded punch for pune
keyes's round.
The evening world., 1909-03-26

Coroott came back with bull-like PUSHES,
Reyes caught him with parslyzing
hook in the stomach. 1t sunk in wrist
deep. yet Corbett only laughed and be-
gan kidding His endurance was won.
derful. keyes's round again. At the
end OF this session It looked bad for
Cor6ett. He was bleeding and seemed
tired.
For the FIRST time corb.,t cam. ou,
again with serious look on his face.
No grin this time. He rushed at Reyes
ana was met with a savage punch on
the chin. It never feazed him. In
short PUSHES he beat Keyes ali around
the ring and threw him against the
ropes Reyes, almost carried Oft his
feet, missed swing after swing. Still he
got In many hard wallop. Even round.
keyes, started well with right hand
er Corbett tore back at him and forced
him TO give way. He ducked under
back with snappy lefts and paralyzng
rights under the heart. Keyes was
forced to cover and stall He came out
OF i again with q swing that opene d
Coroetts left eye. There was more
blood. Coreett, savage, began talking
as he forced the fighting, Keyss grin
ned at the tsunts, but was unable to
Tenth Round Was Fast.
Up to this time Reyes had a shade the
best OF It. He had done most OF the
damage. Nov, In the tenth corbett
opened the ball with crack on the
eye that closed Bert's port lamp. Keye.
rallied and slugged Corbett away. Back
came the fat fellow as fast as in the
first round not even putting. He
punched Reyes to the ropes and bat.
| tered him until Bert grew weak anc
| wobbly. Reyes was very tired, but hi.
condition stood him we'll He recovered
enough TO make a smuggling finish. Cor.
belts round. and his work In the last
two made the event so even that q
draw" Is the only satisfactory deci.
sion. II was one OF the best and mos
evenly contested fights OF the season.
The evening world., 1909-03-26

Corbett came up smiling for the sew
enth.At once they went to smuggling hard
and fast. Soon Corbett slowed a little.
Eeyes damned his elbow into COrbett 8
neck Don't do that" cautioned White.
Eeyes landed blow after blow. Still
The evening world., 1909-03-26
Johnny White Again on
lob al National Club

evening, April s. IanE.ord has already
stopped VILE in two rounds.
The evening world., 1909-03-26

pllnS0Uw. An St, 4: Of B'way Ey, IA
Nou9vN Mats; Wed. 4 Sat. III 10
THE THIRD DEGREE BY e fiTIH1IEaIsiEs
The evening world., 1909-03-26

5thAu P At the c MAaP Xays: h lar;
X~ssL q. GiRoll. Nad.e Fox. Tom
hSlIU O Davis Trio Rsyno', DOGS. &c.
Proctor Donlln Hl,e ". II Thomu
AoSso> ioH, Mr. Hyuack. preas T..
lrStA ~. Mat bridge, Arlington Four Three
AGopAily. 50 Rtnards, Carlln & Otto nth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-03
Nnticn 20 Contractor.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be opened at a meeting of
tne common council OF Salem, ore
gon, to be held ON the 9th day OF
August 1903. for ne Improvement
OF Miller stgee; ~ seid City OF salem,
Oregon, between the C-rt line OF
Commercial street and the west line
OF High street In accordance with the
plans and specifications adopted by
the common council for said improve
ment and now on file In the office
of the city recorder Bids will be
received ON proposals submitted by
the city attorney and must be In ac-
eordancs with the specifications.
Date OF the first publication OF this
aotice, the Srd day Of August, 1909.
by order OF the common council,
w. A. MooRES.
S-S-5J City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-03
PARAMOUNT PARK SITE
LOST ON TECHNICALITIES
ONE POLLING PLACE WAS NOT OPEN UNTIL
NOON MANY VOTERS EXCLUDED
BY REGISTRATION LAW

Fairmount Park site carried by
sac 70 2sl, but lacks rs votes OF
the necessary two-thirds majority.
The vote ON refunding s65, 600
bonds was b6s for and 81 against.
The people have lost this first OPP
portunity 20 secure the only remain
ing beautiful nAtnral park site In
the Capital City.
Il is probably providentiAi 20 have
had the election 20 as 4 did, as the
bond issue under such an election
would be illegal and another cleo
ton will have to be held TO fund the
city bonds that mature In about two
months, when the park can be voted
upon again.
The Oregon boot" registration
and election laws defeated the Fair
mount Park proposition Monday. as
enough voters were turned away
The polls to have carried the election
by the necessary two-thirds major
lly.
The registration law excluded
hundreds OF legal voters and many
who had changed residence from
one ward 20 another wegK shut ont
OF voting,
Tn one waff \ was rulvf llfat only
freeholders ftold vote. and in an
other ward the polls were not open
Cd until neon, IN other wards there
were DOT enough blanks 70 swear In
he anreelslered voters.
fn. vote py wards was = follows
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-03
Notice 10 Contrnctors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be opened az a meeting of
the common council OF Salem, Ore
gon. To be held On the 9th day OF
August, 1903, for the improvement
OF Miller street With gravel between
the west line OF Commercial street
and point 21i feet west OF the west
line OF Rock street In said city, in
accordance with the plans and speei-
ficauons adopted by the common
cOune.. for said Improvement and
now on file IN the office OF the city
recorder Bids will be received on
proposals submitted by the city at
Ornoy aud must be I'm accordance
with the specifications,
Date OF the first publication OF this
notice. the Srd day of August, 1908.
BY order of the common council,
W. A. MooRES,
S-S-5t City Recorder,