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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
SEALS CRIPPLED WHILE
ANGELS WAX HUSKIER
Other Teams in League Have Shown
Improvement Over Last Years Form
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY


week Of action but Judging W from On @ 5 os ts us pennant nr m
the Pacific going
hummer Every the clubs exception Francisco
and Los Angeles strengthened
paper Los Angeles has
that Henry Berry has the making cracking
Va" must all admit San Francisco sadly crippled losing Zde
Browning Every fair minded agreed
was the best ball player the
od a and there IS no chance for an argument He seemed
TO be half the team and will him sadly sadly when the chase
after the Pennant good hot question
doubt Big dOings expected any time
WITT AND MARBLE WILL HELP A LOT
game quickly the Seals will be we'll qualified to make tough
ght the other players very
done remarkably we'll The good and this
init favor, one thais going TO long run.
It evident pitchers
In fact they have been loped rather hard bv the Portland and the oakland
sgeers The work OF the other members of the responsible
good showing which made.
Behind the bat San Francisco
Berry doing the Berry
improved
bigger brush will be brighter provided that he shines
TENNANT IS BETTER THAN HE WAS YEAR AGO
that him
beschers with him, boosting
there no danger that he will make good with the stick He has had his
the ball right along and he's every
Unfortunately, Mohs charley kept
during OF the The
captain the field naturally dmoazing
the series of with % SicfoF over vernon "e ' "o HI" '"'" 10 start
oFp Coast So league kno@n day
picked up very inoidena d sot
but w % Witt has 6 3 playing his n head % %
and has lot learn about the but he of those natural ball
Hal handling
become before the ;
OUTFIELD SHROUDED IN MYSTERY
is of is
Nobody whether Bodie will
loned
S o e a
Mehor the right garden and he we'll
the
is in
at
has II a vol
OF dof
Manager Woeon
baseball He's live
to
when II should be pulling together a
It history that Oakland generally finishes the
back Mohler,
Lohman
Oakland
when they the
Judging OF
an Commuters, the b evenly matched
of
the will
home Monday with
then the local be well
dangerous ugging which is liable
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Thist1es Held to Tie by
Recruits,

The game between the Thistles and
an all star soccer team was called off
yesterday on account of rain. The play
ers reported at the Preside grounds
and were ready to go on with the fes-
tivities. but the management decided at
the last moment to postpone the con-
test,
A big crowd appeared at Freeman,s
park, Oakland, where the Albion Row
ers We're scheduled to meet the Caledo-
mans, but the owner of the grounds OBJ
jected to the soccerites cutting up the
diamond, as the field was sodden, and
the game was called off.
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VERNON OUTPLAYS
PORTLANDERS4TO1 |
BraSheaf Puts the Pellet Over
the Fence; Afternoon Game
Called i'm Ninth

LOS ANGELES, April 10.-vernon
outclassed Portland in the morning
game, winning to 1. r. Brashear
distinguished himself by knocking the
ball over the fence
The afternoon game was called dur
ing the last half of the ninth inning
on account of the agreed time limit
having been reached, the score standing
a tie.
The score.
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MILLION COPIES OF
BIBLE SOLD IN A DAY
Revised Version Disposed of as
Soon as Printed

Statistics with respect to the sale of
the bible are always interesting and
are generally remarkable. Few sta
tistics, however. speak more for them
selves than those respecting the i'm
mediate sale which followed the issue
of the revised version, says the Chris
tian Science Monitor. This version was
issued to the public May II, 1881, and
before midday the Clarendon Press,
from whose offices 1t came, had sold a
million copies to the trade. One MEM
Der of the trade, with shop in the city
of London alone disposed of $4,000
copies before nightfall
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Stockton VS.. Sacramento
An Even Break

STOCKTON, April 10.-Stockton and
games today. The locals took the morn
ing contest, which went 13 innings. The
Boosters tied the visitors in the eighth
inning, and thereafter it was a hard
struggle. With wilkins on base, Pfyl
soaked one labeled a home run and
scored the runner. The afternoon con-
test was held safe by the home brigade
until the ninth inning, when Hopkins
weakened and permitted four runs on
a base on balls, a hit, jolt in the rib
and two more singles. The scores:
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CHRISTIAN WORKERS
WILL MEET TO-DAY

The monthly meeting of Christian
workers, presided over by Rev. War
rem c. Sherman of Sacramento, will be
held in the auditorium of the Young
Women's Christian association, l249
O'Farrell street, this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. Elwood p Lyon, Baptist
evangelist, and Rev. Andrew Beatty,
Phi. D., formerly of China, will speak.
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SUMMARY

Sacrifice hy-Sheehan Home run-Moskiman.
Two base hits-Sheehan, Lewis Burns. Sacrifice
ht-Keller. First base called bals-0ff Hen
derson 1. off Berger 2. Struck out-By Hender-
son 10, by Berger 1. Stolen bases-Lewis, Nc
kune. Double play-Hackett to Joyce. Wild
pitch-Henderson. Time of game hour and 40
minutes. Umpire-Hayes.
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Mitze, Cameron. Moser. Sacri-
fee hits-Wares, Hogan. First base on called
balls-0f Stewart 4. off Moser l. Struck out
By Stewart 2, by Moser 5. Stolen bases--W ares
(2i, Hogan. Double plays-Woverton TO Cam
erOn; Moser to Wares to Cameron. Wild pitch
Stewart Time of game hours. Umpires-
Van Haltren and Hildebrand.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Thornton. Sacrifice hits--Haley
Conrad Heister. Base on balls-of Hopkins,
a: off Stricklett, /. Struck out-By Hopkins !:
by Stricklett, H. Left on bases-Stoekton, s.;
Sacramento. g. First base on errors-Sacra-
mento. l. Hit by pitched ball-Doyle Passed
ball-conrad Double piays-MeLean TO Francks
Strlcklett to Conrad to Thornton. fine of game
Il hour and 55 minutes. Umpire-Irwin.
Scorer-Harlin.
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The death has just taken place at
Lennoxtown of Andrew Robertson, who
II is stated held the record for the long
est employment under the same firm in
Scotland. He commenced work in 1880
as tier boy to calico block printer
in the firm of r. Dalgish Falconer &
Co, He filled various posts during the
course of 70 years. and latterly was a
color mixer.
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SAN JOSE PLAYERS
NOSE OUT VICTORY
Prune Pickers Annex Double
Header, Making Clean
Sweep of Fresn0ifeS

FRESNO. April 1O.-With a fierce
batting rally in the ninth inning, the
San Jose players nosed out to 4
victory from the Tigers this afternoon.
The morning game was won by the Wis
itors.fl to 1. The Prune Pickers won
all five games from Fresno. Score:
MORNING CAME
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SACR AMHNT0
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Perry, Daley, Bernard. Sacri-
fee hits-Bernard ~, Tozer. Pearsous. First
base on errors-saeramento 1. First base on
on bases-Ios Angeles 6. Sacramento s. Struck
out--By Fitzgerald 2. by Tozer 1. Stolen bases
Murphy t2), Delmas. Hit by ptcher-Perry
Double play-Darringer to Van Buren. Passed
ball-I.a Longe. Time Of game--1 hour and 10
minutes. Umpire-Finney.
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SUMMARY

Home run-Householder Two base hits
Keller, Peters, Kuhn, Householder Scruggs Men
sor. Struck out-By Jones s. by Baldwin 2 Hit
by pitched ball--AIcDonough. Townsend Smith.
Stolen bases-Peters, Dickinson. Sacrifice fly
Townsend Sacrifice hits-Keller, Kelly, Waters
First base called baIls-on Jones l. or Bald
win l. Time of game hour and 35 minutes
Umpire-Toman.
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Game called by agreement. Two base hits
hTdn insa1 att afss RlpPs se5e bits
Struck out-By Steen Z, by Hit 4. Stolen bases
-Martnke (2). Olsen co. Speas. Double play
Hit to Brown to W. Fisher. Hit by pitched
ball-Olsen. n. Brashear. Time Of game
hours and 25 minutes. Umpire-McCreeVy.
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LEPER DIES IN THE
ISOLATION HOSPITAL
Had Been Confined to Bed More
Than Two Years

Raymond Pamaula, a leper, 2S years
Of age, who has been confined in the
isolation hospital FIVE years and six
months, died Friday evening. He had
been confined TO his bed more than two
years. This is the third death since
the patients have been confined in the
camp, two from natural causes, and
one suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
FRESNO
SUMMARY

Home run-Russell. Two base hits-Kelly
Householder, Goodwin, Keller. Stolen base
Peters Sacrifice hits-Keller, Peters. Struck
out-By Smith g. First base on called balls-0n
Goodwin l, of Smith 2 Hit by pitched ball
Mensor. Time of game-1 nour and IS minutes
Umpire-Toman.
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SUMMARY

Hits-of Seaton 8. Hume run-R Brashear
Three base hit-Martinke. Two base hits
Martinke, r. Brashear, Rapps %. Sacrifice
called balls-0f Seaton, 2: OF Hensling A.
Struck out-By Seaton. 1; by d. Ryan. L.
Double plays-Speas to G. Fisher. Balk-Hens-
ling. Hit by pitched ball-G. Fisher. Time OF
game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Greewy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

BURGLARS GET S24s-The house Of Edward
Goeller, All Shrader street. was robbed by
burglars Saturday night. They secured jew
elFy valued at S24s and some money The
burglars Saturday night. They secured jew
Ian of 420 Twenty ninth street, IL years old,
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
Angels in Lead When
Game Is Called

SACRAMENTO, April 10.-In game
that was called in the eighth inning on
account of rain the Angels won from
the Senator'S this afternoon, to 2.
Score:
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ALLEGED swINDLER BROUGHT HERE
Howard c. Flanagan. wanted here for min
ing swindle. in which il is alleged he secured
about 81, 600. and who was arrested Friday in
Auburn. where he had married under an alias.
was brought 10 the city yesterday. He was
released on $500 cash bail.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

IMPRovERS TO MEET-An important meeting
of the South Central improvement association
will be held in st. Joseph's ball, 14l3 Howard
street. tomorrow evening at o'clock. Mat
teEs in which the district is interested will
be reported upon by committees
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SACRAMENTO
OuL WIItH WHITE IuH WIS sCUFtu
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Eagan. First base on called
balls-Of Heister, g. Struck out-By Morton, 2;
by Heister, B. Left on bases-Stockton, 8; Sac
ramento, 3. First base on errors-Stockton g.
Double plays-Turk to Pfyl, Hallinan, Turk
Haley ~, Miller, Ingram, Conrad to Hester
Time of game hours and 2S minutes. Umpire
Scorer-HarID
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Papke Leaves for This
City for Bout

LOS ANGELES, April 1o.-Fight Pro-
motor Blot, who is in this city, re-
ceived a telegram from Billy Papke,
announcing that he left Kewanee. Ill.
today for San Francisco where. on
June IL, he will fight Frank Klaus
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
OAKLAND AVENGED
ON HOME DIAMOND
Seals Are WaHoped to Tune of
6 to 2. Before Afternoon
Rain Sets In
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast Leaguel
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 6, San Francisco 2.
Portland 4, Vernon L.
Portland 4, Vernon 4 (nine
innings).
Los Angeles 5, Sacramento 2
(eight innings).
No games scheduled today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

PYTHIAN WHIST PARTY-Eschscholtzi tenn
pie No. rs of the Pythan Sisters has arranged
for whist party in Pytbian hall, Golden Gate
avenue, Wednesday evening, April 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
Modesto Reds Start With
Victory
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MODESTO, April 10.-The Modesto
Reds celebrated the opening of the
regular baseball season here by beat
Ing Zamloch's San I.eandro nine by
score of l to 0. Summary:
Batteries-Modesto, Mobley and Palm;
San Leandro, Seamloch and Moore.
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PORTLAND

1Otdl .Ol - IL
'McCredie batted for Seaton IN seventh.
F'Batted for d. Ryan .in ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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SAN FRANCISCO
OAKLAND

Iotdl .oU U - ~
ANo one out when game was called.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
ENTRIES FOR BERMUDA RACE.
Three aeho0DeEs % C0mpele fog q special
Prize OncFed ~ y. ,. Miss.

Harold = Vanderbilt. New York Yacht
Club. has entered his new schooner warrant
In the Bermuda race n the Atlantic Yacht
Club vAgrant u nov being bailt a. the
Herresh0f shops In Bristol The craft. u
" believed. will be ready long before June
Is. the date scheduled for the starting Of the
race
IL i the first time that Vanderbilt has
entered a long ocean race and II he first
appearance Of any member Of the Wander
hit family In the Bermuda contest The
entry u the vaRrant insure- a. least three
big schooRerN In ths contest George ~
TiicOmb, vice-commOdOre 81 the Atlantic
Yacht Club has entered the meas and
Damareat How'd ~ Boston has nominated
hfs Shivessa Tor thu contest A. the entries
DO not close for another month. Horace
Rourher. chairman of the race COMMITTEES
Of the Atlantic acht club. eVperts 20 have
Al east a. many more schO0ners a. the
starting line Elufr Bliss o. Boston,
owner Of the schooner Verona. has offered
The hrst nrige for the division
Tha opening nee Of the AianilC Yacht
Cube season Rill he sailed on saturday
Az Il 10 also the first regatta Of the year 90
Gmve-end Bay an excellent Meet ot craft
\ erpected AZ the taTiinE line. The re-
ratt1 viii h. Open 10 all classes Of slOops.
schooners and yawa
The arFer divisions will BE- sent away
~ / O'clork in the afternoon over IN ouiside
course that will lake tho big fellows 20
n ndy Hook and back 10 Sea Gate. The
-mai Ter divisions VII nee over Gnvesend
Raw course They vii starr a. , O'clock
In The afternoon. II I. eapected that soya
II, Gray Jacket and Spider IT,. the three
new q boats. VII be- ready 70 Hce on hnt-
urday.
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NAVY'S HITTING WBAK.
witch Is Scared a. = Fatal Defect IN nase-
bau Game Win army.

ANN,puLis May - The Naval Academy
baseball nine enters upon q week Of sps"ial
work 10 PREPARATION Tor The final contest
against the Military Academy auh very
little encouragement from he work done
during the season The teams weakness
has been a. the bar
Sander.on will pitch against the Army
he T. a Iefihander. Weighs about ~ pounds
and y experienced and steady Ne has
pitched ia about half The gau-s Iht season
including he majority Of the big ones and
has not been hit harri IN any Of Them Meade
is the Second choice for the slab In rase the
soldier boys find Anderson Ne has had
three years experience on the Navy team
outside Of this. and has good curves. fair
spesli and ust ally excellent control
Ianphier, Who IA also playing his last
wear. has proved . disappointment With
more Of the essentials Of q successful pitcher
than any otter member Of the squad. be-
has not been able 20 hit q winning pace boz
the few chances he has had this year and
the game against the Mary land Athleiic
club on Wednesday. when nve runs wefr
made ln the opening inning. disposed Of
his chances Of getting In the West Point
Ths inHeld. With Capt. Gillian ~ short.
Abbott AZ third and Erwin a. second. h fast
man Battle. At centre neld. s the only
veteran In the outaeld. Osborne playing At
rirht and Seibeft az left CallaEhan.
catcher. b also q neW man, but catches and
throws eKcellently considering bis eE-
me largest crowd IN the history Of the
Naval Academy Military Academy games
u expected al Annapolis on May y The
Military Academy H. nov one ahead In the
series Of games. a. Il r. In football.
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RELAY RACE WON Ar THE TAPE.
p. =. 10 Defeats p. =. NJ IN ths Games 81
p. =. 10 a. Pastims Oval.

The games Of Public school - postponed
from May II were held 20 Pastims Oval
Yesterday morning Public School 10 got
away 9th the SeD yard open relay race in
the last relief Up TO that time the team Of
I Public school q had an advantage Of several
| Yards Eospeleyzky Of Public school 10
overlook Brown II Public school n AZ the
tape
4. Jaokson's handicap % = feet in the
100 yard run for graduates enabled him to
stay ahead Of vester. who was on scratch
The time Was 10 rs seconds. Jackson and
HpateT, both negroes, are two OF the boys
Who we're Disqualified BY the COMMITTEES
Witch investigated the indoor champion
ships recently.
Clas- oA2 Non the cup for points with "a:
aBs got - points The summaries:
iun Yard Hun Novice closed. unuml tei-woa
hy ] Ienkins. sB :. n. HaiioWay, a., second:
d MUrrtta, "a. !. Third. r. steinberg. y :. fOlTth
30 Ysrd Run Noyice ciO,cd. 70 pound limit
Won ~ n. AaIon, sARi !. pefkllson, sA-s
.eco1d " sonia. SO =, Third. /. Tow 6B-t. iouTth
Trimming MA Tgmp- C10ued 100 pound limit
Won bY A. Mntineua. hh 4. with 4 feet I inch
g Smi,h a. 2 , 5sSSad; 80, g,'5 is's y ,1shs;
bunch. 6A-a, iourth. win ; feet inches
70 ard Run Cloaed, handicap, uniimlted-
' SSa .sooSd SaiSbsss % 10 let Is M
e. hickens. ga. u feet. fourth. Tine. IS
% YARD Run-Opsn. IS pounds-wOn BY J.
Hanhsimer. v n ~. Manhmttan: ,. Hannan
y. =. s. Manhattan. sccondi !, % RouFks, p. 81 a
aronH. Ihlld. hAmbursef. p, s "a. Manhattan,
% Yard RHa- Opsn. 100 pounds-woa by A.
Hutton, y. :. -, Manhattan: J. kepsack, y. s. az
NanhAttan. secOnd: A. Lambert. p. II a. Nan
batfan Third: 4. fischeT y. " ~. Hanhatean
foufth Time, neconds
~ Yard Dash Novice. closed. IS pounds-woa
b. A. Raiiey. AL. y. smith, aA-a second: 81
Garcia. sB-.. ihiTd: e. Jenkins. sBf. fourth.
ioo Yard Dssh-Handlcap, opea 20 rradu.,ss
Of p. 3 g. classes Of laoa, fptp and iotO-Won 81
y Hayer. IL feet. taird. y. WhlN. "a feet. fourth.
Tine. 30 20 seconds.
80 Yard Relay Rars-sS pound clasa-won By
y y 10. Manhattan, Win n. Bernstein, BoccaHnO
". khBef, n. kOsheileyesky: y. =. y. Manhattan.
With A. stevens. a. DfEman, q. O'Brien and II
PrUwn. secOnd, y. y 30 Manhattan, Win A.
story. G. Fenglef, r. Wundaam and - Phillips.
THIRD: y. y a., Manhatian, win Sela. MeltEer,
kushner and GfecubcrE. iourta. Time, - IS
40 Yard Relay-Clossd. noyics. a. pounds
Won b sA-t. Nlth Hanson. raub, Wallace and
Cotter: 6n-2, win Srhwartrberg. Willis. McCauiey
and Sanaon. aecond. 50 =. with Dean. Peterson,
Berk and LaEAFOw. third. Tine. a Seconds.
tt0 Yard hslay Closed. handicap. unnmlted-
Won ~ 6Bt win MatthsNa. D. gohnsoa. J.
Johnson and Clover; "a. second, VITA Lebost,
HallOWay Amlth and Anderson; "a third. with
PcAae. Brown, Rnsenblaum and Anderson; aB-i
fourth. with Hano. Henry. Nichols and Morse.
y psiSS Scors-sA.,, q: sB-t. 80 sA-i. 10 sA.a.
9 es-i. s. 6B-i. s. sBi. >. SBs. . sB-s, 3. "a. ,;
HNsM1
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VaehtIaE Notes.

CT W Poster has samed his sondsr boai
building By siaEllng Burgess, heaYer.
suits Of ssiis sad are q iAsDs % meet lhis ysar
craft
ne MANCHESTER Yaeht cubs defender Of ne
Seawanhaka cup Maasernusetia, i 70 b. launrhed
on Saturday, May "a NON fentoa's yard.
ne steam yacht SurPrise kaa hen aotd q .
Canadian yachtsman. sAs Il atfiag out 81 Port
jefferson and VIII shortly leave for a Canadian
port
yacht Mona 4 Atting ouf 20 tae Marine Basin,
10 n reported nat NE steam yachm Conquefug
and Cayu1a and schooner Waywafd have reoeniiy
been sold
George I.audsr,Jr 3. sehoonsF vacht ERdymlon
Il having Der decks eaulted and maaln acraped
81 ne Marine Rasln. Capl LoeHch y IN charIs.
Clsysi.hq y Dodgs has appo,aisd osPi :, lolsl-
Whit = n0a biting oct
CommodsFe q. ~ Caiby u ths Glouossier v 9.
kaa renamed hla Hioop Vac1l hdlacf0 J., Elnabsah.
Ihe PsS ,9aes5 si4sa y,sss assge,9 ier ~.
built BY Graves ~ hafblshead.
Formsr Cgmmo6sFs Henry A, Norua 81 ne
Corinshlan faeht Cub % Aageeaead u having
and dtisd a Quincy. Theyaeht w Be 81 lfaFbls-
head lhh Weef.
-It wsa : haFd newt 70 lsss. hut Harvard o.
.srved u. vel eaFned vicioEy.- says ne Yale
NeHs % Ne ifacE games.
ne qualify o. ~ Dsriormancss h ne syria.
suas Michigan fauaes appear y Indicate net ~
syIaopas stadium 3 ! ht Disse isF rhe iutsr-
ooliagiats Eames 81 1917.
sd ~ stprsas rhsruss IRON Warts shep -
Medison. aecorang v ne Daay casaiAaL we're
commadsrs Iuass 2. Bmsr.sa Of Ne Raiumoys
dis.s re TSssi Esass5. shish 1ua iss as sS
81 ~ fhqmrun rup. NE hlaanug va hFat
owned bV ,. ". FabEan aud zee the LBiun olp
-. ..r--f.,, - A., $780, -.
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INTERESTED IN PFARLAND.
British PIght Followers Thlnh Hs's oOlng
% Make Welrh &c.

LONDON. Nay iA-Ths death % King
Edward has not Affected tho aFmnmsments
for the Mcfarland Welsh fight on the
Monday Of Derby week. No contest held
81 the club haG aroused the interest," stirred
BY this match since Peter Jackson and
Fnnk savin fought their famous duel IN
the sane ring. When Tommy Burns came
over here 20 meet Gunner,MOir. tho EnGiish
cha mpiOn, Buns made more noise than
has the unaaaumlng Chlca gunm, but 4 vas
NOT until after be made MOir look like q
novice that the people at 10 and took great
VIA McFarland thlngu are dlHsrsnt.
they nov the grsat speed and ssience q
Ire only bsHsr Who has q victory over
Weish 70 hig credit. nOewithstandiag ihat
that win IN English eyes = tainted With q
rafaraa's preference. they bellavo that the
greatest glove encounter Tor yean \ m store
PsSfsy has alao won an immsn.o army
Of admirer. hers, and BIZ cOmfortab le
quaHsu AZ Jack HtTnW's Castle are crowded
Who watch Win uRcelang ntarSsi 81
pFapamtioR faF che blH hattIs. Outslis u
IgmmY Burns be , the only American boxer
Who has ever come here and has bean
able % excite the curiosity % the gentleman
amateuln % the orient that theY vii don
the Fi0Tgs With him.
Every afternoon two ~ thre8 a. the class
10 put on the mllts With the 8toctylr da
rppfgaeptatiFe. Ihoao Who DO afp ~ 10
mcgnl blcEWard IN aEDreaging thalr Dla ~
q tackay's ciegerne.1, end are RClvlnced
ihaa WhnqEgr glnl On NAY O va have %
- az QIi Tor y.