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Observation-Disclosures

Der Staotrot ieste III ~ieiuer Ieste!l
Sisuna Die Stellerrate fir Dos Sis.
faliabr 1909-1910 auf $1.06 felt
ipo5u nod Die Separat-S duliteuer
BON So Gents fomnlt, 10 BOB sic eoa-
sc Steuer iid) auf SLAP auf bas
500 @ieentum felt. Die Hate
lit bieielbe mie i'm goriabrc, lu,r sic
Sbuliteuer lit Inn 3 Gents en-
nieorist. Dennoh miro cine erbobte
ginnabme eriportet, mie Tie bei Den
iesigen @nfor6eruneen Der Stoot
nottpenoig niiroe. Die Mbl61blll'g
i'm Sebruor bieles Sobres belauft
iid ailf $73,8t4,090, lpdbrero oic
fir 1909 MIR $61, 705, 705 petrug,
alio $t2, ,305 ueniger lpie Die
oiesi1brige. 9ie State bon $1.06
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folnmt nod cine &opflteuer 0ou.
tar) BON ST auf ieoen 9iirger 5mi.
iden 81 nnb 60 Sabren.
Nub oos Budget fir oas fomnlell-
De Sabr lit feitgeitellt. Mit oer1
@adstllm Ser 5toot lit es ia natiir-
lid, oaB Die @usgaben fir einig(
Departements gr0Ber meroelt n%tiillets.
obne oaB oafiir in anberen benler'
fensperte griparniiie eentodt uer-
ben fonnen. 9as Budget i'm Sabrc
1909 belief iid altf $558,654, tpaD-
reno cas- oiesidbrige $716, GAG, alIr
$157,992 mebr betragt. Die ein.
aelnen Departements iinb iuie folgl
The evening world., 1910-12-09
The Body Is a
Fat Factory

When n man or n woman grows fat and
huge. iiabby layers OF this worthless flesh
makes them miserable. II Is a certain sign
that somewhere within the organism or
that man or woman there ~ something
radically wrong. The healthy man or
woman ilgests all that Ia good In food
and throws of In a natural name all
that Is bad. This Is the digestive
juices are made for. When these juices
get the good things out OF the nourlshment
we eat, and hence they turn into the blood
that which makes fat. 1t Is very simple 20
correct these juices in . fat person. This
secret has been demonstrated In the
famous Marmola Tablets which now have
such a tremendous sale. They reduce fat
at the rate OF from IL to Is ounces a day.
They correct the faulty juices and give ia
the body the very nutrition 1t needs. They
remove fat In n natural manner. but they do
il so quickly as to be almost beyond belief.
You 10 not have to diet or exercise and you
may eat what you will. These little tab
cts are the result OF a demand on the part
Of the public for n form OF the famous
m prescription that will permit a
fat person to carry his fat reducer with
him at all times, so that each meal will
add no more fat to his body. Marmola
Tablets are sold by every druggist. or you
may write The Marmola Company, 1si
Farmer Bldg, Detroit. Mich. and a case
viii be sent you privately by mail. The
price OF Marmola Tablets Is 10 cts. every
where.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Americans Will Have Every
Chance to Show Their
Skill at Sweden Meet.

-HD programme for the next Olym-
pic Games. to be held IN Sweden
L In 1912. has Just been given out.
ID Is OF interest to American athletes.
because the will md several new events
added TO the regular Olympic schedule
as It wal run of Mt Paris. st. Louis,
Athens and London. Some OF the new
events are 30 different from the stand
ard that our athletes will need to start
special training II they want to take
part in them.
Besides all OF the regular short and
long distance and hurdle and cross-
country races. tho fencing, cycling.
gymnastics. horseback riding. lawn ten
mis-, yachting. wrestling. shooting. div
ing and swimming. there will be water
polo. association football n rowing.
One of the frst events on b pro.
Gramms II the "Grcnhopp'' Qeapina
frog. That might puEzle even Ray
| Ewry, but In plain English It II only q
\ pole vault.
Tho discus. javelin and shot WIZ al
be hurled in the usual manner the ath'
, ete being allowed to use either hand
But in addition there will be events pu'
on especially to show the use Of tn,
European System Of gymnastic training
There will be discus. javelin n sho'
events IN which the competitors vii
have TO throw alternately with right ant
left hands. and their best throws (righ
and ieft) will BIO averased to decide tn
best distance.
peoathion on Programme.
There wnl be a pentahlon. or nv even
all around contest. just a there was q
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Former Second Baseman of
Giants Lands Good Berth
in O. P. League.

TILL GILBERT. who used TO cover
= second base for the Giants when
they won the worlds title in 1905.
and who later was sent to the Cardinals,
has been signed to manage and play
che Keystone sack for Erie of the Penn
sylvania and Ohio League mex season.
Gilbert negotiated with George More
land, the President OF the league. FOR a
long time before signing. 1t took n big
fat financial inlucement to get Eilly In
line, as he had many other offers to
lead minor league teams.
The owners OF THE club have agreed
to let Gilbert have all Of the money he
needs to buy players to strengthen the
team, and II all OF his plans go through
he should put a nine on the field tina;
Will make a strong bid for the pennant,
Eddie Collins OF the Athletics is the
greatest base runner In the country to-
The evening world., 1910-12-09
NeW Events on
1912 Olympic Programme
Interest Athletes Here

Athens. In addition to that there will
be a decathlon. or ten event all around
contest. This will cover two days. on
the first day the programme is. Run
ming broad jump, running high jump,
putting shot. running 100 metres Nat.
running 400 metres fiat. On the second
day the events will be: Throwing the
discus. free style; throwing ~javelln. free
style: pole vault. 10 metre hurdles and
l.bO-metre run
Some OF the new all around champions
who competed In Chicago last summer
ought to come close to winning this
Sheridan would have had almost q SURE
thing or II q year or two ago but h,
has gone back and probably won't be Al
Ids best I'm 1919.
One OF tho most interesting events or
the whole programme Is printed at the
end. This Is the high plain diving fol-
ladies'. n the loo-meter swim for ladies'
The ladies. too. win compete In severa'
branches OF the gymnastic events. bu,
tho details of that programme are not
vet decided upon.
In the regular swimming events are
loo-netre free style. lOO-metre back
stroke. 200 metre breast stroke. 400-metr,
free style. 400 metre breast stroke, 1900.
metro free style. and 500 metre team rae,
Qour mem.
The hammer. which was thrown
everywhere but at Athens. will be OF
this Olympic programme. There will b,
" standing and two running jump!
and q hop. step and jump.
When 1t vas nrst rumored in thi,
country that the regular olympic pro
sramme would be changed for the NEE
In Sweden many OF our athletes though
the object Of the changes was to hand
tcap Americans and give the European
gymnasts a better chance to win. How
ever. the programme as announced b.
the Organisation for O%lympiska spelen'
of Stockholm seem to be perfectly fai
to all, and American athletes will hav'
every chance TO show their skill tina
they have ever had in an Olympi
Championship.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
ZBYSZK0 TO MEET TARTAR
ON MAT IN DR.. ROLLER.

Wrestling will get Its second real try
out at the Grand Central Palac next
Tuesday night. II this carnival ends as
satisfactorily as the last one, 1t may be
safely said that the sport has ieen firm
ly established. fer a time At least.
HUMPHREYS again has his great draw
ing card, Zbyszko. as the star perform
err. but this time the weighty Pole Is
given a harder task TO perform. His
job will be a finish match with DIR,
Roller. best two out OF three falls
Zbyszko recently undertook to throw
Roller in thirty minutes In Chicago,
but failed. Frank Gotch, too, tried &c
put Roller down in thirty minutes. hui
didn't succeed. 1t will be seen, there
fore, that Roller Is some wrestler and
is likely TO give "Zyb" "A tough session
The evening world., 1910-12-09
7 =
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a-.Onas. Iij-Pound class-Caruthers
threw Foster. time 90 seconds: Caruthers
threw Whitaker, time 1.4O: Caruthers
threw Lang. time $40. l5s-Pound class
Hawes threw Graf, time l.55: Graf
threw Trimble. time 7.5O; Trimble threw
~Sti"ndler. time S.57. i7j-Pound class
~Catacazenos and Bertrand drew; Cata-
cazenes threw Strassbergh, time 4 min
utes.
THE OWNERS OF THE RACE
track at Marlboro. near Baltimore. have
decided to rebuild the track. 1t will
Undergo such a transformation that Its
patrons won't know 1t at the next
meeting. a new grand-stand viii be
built. and the trac.. will be a a mile
and a furlong in circumference. Aux
Hilary courses. In the shape OF two
chutes. one a straightaway for two
year-olds to run over and the other an
arm at the mile post. which will permit
n nearly straight mile. eliminating two
of the turns
A NEW HOCKEY LEAGUE HAS
been formed. It Is the Eastern Skating
Association. and the list OF officers fol-
lows: President. Cornelius Fellowes.
ST. Nicholas S. c.; vice-president. David
~Slayback. Verona Lake S. c.; secre-
tary and treasurer. Charles Bowe:
chairman OF the Racing Committee,
Fred Tucker. Saratoga S. C. The fol-
flowing clubs were represented: Riverside
s. c., Saranac Lake s. c., North
Shrewsbury River s. c.. st. Nicholas
S. c.. Saratoga s. c.. Verona Lake
s. c.. Newburg Wheelmen. Boston S
c.. syracuse s. c.. and the New York
Athlete Club 8. C.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Yankee SWQrtz Defeats
Mal0ney in Rough B0ul

fighting seen in a local ring in a long
time. and had not the regular referee.
Mike Neuman. been III, and an %inexperi-
enced man on the job. he would have
been disqualified before the third round
had come to a conclusion.
Young Dyson knocked out Joe Hurley
In the second round OF their bout at the
Metropolitan A. G. A right 20 the stom-
ach was the blow that sent the un-
suspecting Hurley to the land OF tenn
porary SAUNDERS.
Phil McGovern went like a hurricane
In the first five rounds of his ten round
battle against Young Wagner at the
Brooklyn Beach A., C., but then did the
aviation stunt. and his opponent finished
like a whirlwind and was entitled to q
verdict had n been rendered.
In the nth round Wagner was a
badly beaten boy. and his admirers
feared for the result, They thought
that It would not be possible for him
TO weather ten rounds.
For the rest OF the battle Wagner
was the punch administrator. lie al
most hit the famous Terry's brother
at will. Phil was weak II exhausted
In the ninth and had to hold on for
dear life IN order to avoid being sent
60 the mat for the cunt,
The evening world., 1910-12-09
AND NOTES..

CAPT. FRED DALl Or a..
years Yale eleven and Capt. Lothrop
Wilmington of this season. Harvard
team are going to toss n coin to decide
which will be tho possessor of the rugby
used In the Harvard-Yale scoreless
anne played recently at New Haven.
they Will Flip the coin when the Ell
star hanback, goes ZONE TO Cambridge.
Mass, for tho Christmas holidays, and
he has arranged to meet the Crimson
leader there at that time.
THERE'S a NEW WORLDS CHAM
pion heavyweight catch-as-catch-can
wrestler on the job. or. at least, there
Is n man who says he Is the champion
now. lie Is Yussif Mahmout, the Bull
garian mat artist. lie put n strange
hold on tho title upon the announcement
made by Frank Gotch tha he would
never appear in action again.
AGAIN MASTER ROBERT HAS
proved his speed at the race meeting
at Moncrlef track. Jacksonville, Fla.
In a contest with the best horses In
training there he ran over the seven
furlong course In the splendid time OF
l26 80, easily beating his field.
RESULTS OF THE WRESTLING
tournament held by the Columbia team
l15-Pound Class-Norton threw Bhod.
Kan Kai; time, 40. l25-Pound class
Norton threw Revson, time $50: Norton
threw Loeb. time l minute: Loeb threw
Lyman, time $50. 135-Pound class
Struthers gained decision over Whit
taker; Struthers threw Friedman. tim,
sos; Springer threw HOFFMAN,. time
The evening world., 1910-12-09
COLUMBIA TO PLAY
FAST GEORGETOWN
QUINTET TONIGHT
Southern Basketball Team Is
Made UP of the Same Men
Who Played Last Year.

The Columbia University basketball
team hooks up with the five from
Georgetown tonight In what promises
to be "a fast and we'll contested game.
The Southern quintet Is composed OF
the same men who played all last sea-
son, and. according to all reports. has
aggregation.
Coach Fisher has put his men through
some practice this week In
preparation for thfs game, for. In spite
o. the fact that the Blue and White
won over Trinity last week by a large
margin. their team work aud passing
were not satisfactory.
Salisbury, who was prevented from
starting the game last week on account
OF a sprained ankle. will probably fig
pre- In the lineup Tonight.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Billy Gilbert Quits Game
To Pilot Club at Erie

day. II perhaps the best the game
ever saw. lie stole eishty-one sacks
during 1910. eleven more than were pur-
Joined by Bob Boecher of the Cncin-
natis OF the National League.
1t was Ty Cobb of the Tigers who led
the younger major league last year.
Collins found the Brown backstops the
easiest 10 steal on. makinG fifteen ON
them. lie made ten on the Highland
ers' catchers. while against the Boston
md Detroit catchers he had the hardest
time stealing. only coping nine from
each.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
MOORE BEGINS TRAINING
FOR BOUT WITH MURPHY,

Pal Moore did his first real boxing
since his fElit with Abe Attell when he
put on the gloves with his two brothers.
Prank and Reddy, at DE Forests train
ing quarters in Allenhurst. y. j., yester-
day. Moore's right eve has entirely
healed and he hattled with all his old.
time Vim and speed. After eight rounds
q; furious milling Moore declared that
he felt In condition To so into the ring
Immediately.
Murphy Is training faithfully for the
bout with Moore, Tommy has gone "a
the Catskil Mountains, for he says tha'
his former training places conduce 4
malaria, which Is Tommy's hoodoo.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Tommy Maloney Puts Up One
of Foulest Fights Ever Seen
at Long Acre Club.

TT was n rough night at the Long
Acre Athletic Association. Yankee
Schwartz had hard sailing. any
way. for Tommy Maloney was forever
running afoul OF him. and 1t Ii a wonder
that the Philadelphia didn't get scut-
tied and sink to the floor.
The west side boy did the foulest
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Young Ahearn Looks Like
Promising Lightweight
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At the Bedford A. c.. Congress
Hall. Brooklyn. Terry Mitchell,
amateur champion welterwelght,
Will meet Jack Richie for ten
rounds. Marty Allen will box
Willie Foust in the semi. final.
At the Eastern Parkway A. C.
OF Brooklyn Jack Martin and
Maxey Marks will clash in the
star bout OF ten rounds.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Lucas Defeats Nitchi-.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dee. 9.-Willle
Lucas OF Philadelphia in "A six-round
bout before the Lancaster \. G., dem-
onstrated his superiority over Young
Nitchie. also of Philadelphia. Nitchie
displayed much cleverness. hut Lucas's
punches were the more effective, and
the latter was given the verdict. Both
men were fresh at the finish.
The evening world., 1910-12-09

lightweight IN . -ix-round bout at the Nonpareil
A. G.. Murphy has shown remarkable Improve
ment In all OF his fights recently and conse-
ausntiy should give Erns a sin battle.
II is.prch.ble that Harry Edwards viii he the
sole owner Of the National A. &. Of Philadelphia
after Jan, H. Frank Hough, one of the three
partners IA TIE o club. Is willing to su out hi.
authority that Edwards has agreed to buy him
out. II the deal goes through Jack McGuigan
will be the clubs matchmaker.
The Boston Arnory A. As full card for next
Tuesday night follows:
Frank Peron vs.. Maurice Iemoine. ten round.
Benny Kaufman "a Al belmont. t.n rounds Kid
Pantz vs., Tony Nfarengo, six rounds; Jack Leon.
ard o. Philsdelphis IS, Tommy Fury. six rounds,
aud Young McGovem OF wobum ys. Kid Murphy
Of Lawrence. elk rounds.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
TWenty.seven Rounds Of Box
lnq Without a Slow Second
Seen at Browns. -

Just to see some bouts. Very often
= me best nghtfng Is 10 be found In
the little cluby< The more famous box
ers are afraid 20 take n chance. while
thoselwho have less TO lose go at top
-spSed all the way. That's how 1t hap
pened at Browns. They had twenty
seven rou'nds without a sic W second.
The fight was between Harry Winters
and Fighting Fitzpatrick. bantams.
Winters WIS n compact. broad should
cred little yellow. fast as lightning on
his feet. very aggressive. Fitzpatrick
was taller. quite pale and slim. But
how he could, punch. The match was
one a~continuouu mix-up for six rounds
with only one minute rests TO break in.
Fitzpatrick had a little the best OF it
not much.
Then came Johnny Mclean and Tiger
Young. Tiger" was a swarthy, black
haired y%oungster OF the ABB Attell type.
He was sturdy and slim waisted. Nc
Lean was blond. He, had one OF those
peach compilations ilnd his hair was
neatly parted and brushed down. IL
looked almost too pretty 90 hght. But
when he started-wow! That was an
other continuous performance of clean.
- "n Wv" ".'ta o''m"s
spen po,h puhe"eu WIN All theiI
"'s"" DUN went trosEy anu recovered
again without stopping I'd stall a second.
Finally Mclean walloped Tiger
Young N dropped him for n long nine
count. Tiger" got up and managed
TO slug back. Now Mclean went groggy
and was hammered aRaInst tho ronas
Again Tiger caught a clip on the chin
ana dropped and tho bell rang.
Until near the end of the fifth round
It was the prettlest. fastest kind OF
lighting. Then Tiger ~r1anaged-or hap
p%ened-to get over a right handler thai
nipped the blond boy on the tin O, the
chin. He dropped for a nine conn, 90,
nm borod IN couch, 800 ,.,nn ~,
.na .rasan7v na,,,nn
."sues Sums alo.ner SWING on
ne point with O. mud lie wal
ragged 10 MS corner without o coun'
this time. Counting wasn't necessary
but In a minute more he was on hi
feet and anxious 10 fight again. II wa,
ton late. Mclean was much dIs,nno,r,
"a h,, shooL hand. .rao.,,u,, Th,
boys tro,tod on, a. dos. ana y.r. 90,
uo.'o' ou' - "'ese anu w"'0 "o'
semi-inai. "BuN" Joined the Unitet
States cavalry before he was Of AZ
and served three years. He's Just wen
ty-one now. He's a rugged fellow will
dshttng face and a slumber hook II
his LEFT. Dillon was taller. Skinner an'
looked IKE a smaller Ktd Mccoy. III
had MoCoy's knack Of hitting. too. II
began to mani our friend 'Buil' an,
BUM slugged and elared. After a oou
MA of rounds Mn DILLON stopped n lef
vs,r III. chin ana bouncsa on ths 400,
~-.n.r~d 20 90, IN In.t.ad ~, al,
aMS No heu Lyne' om "" 'Ao .ha
~. 20 coor.o Iwncn wt,h = r,,ht =
- ShSn-a hard ono. "Bual' got up an
sto1rerSd around the ring, nghting NIX
at1gor. n was one grand mixup. Dllo
was too last and too accurate. He VOL
Kd Murphy was to have fought Je
ehuoroA shusroes manager. Iomm
- hHo pFoinsea
MS.snins no vounus. outnS "Sn -
AA IN SaaL e.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
If Brooklyn Boy Whips Dor
man He Will Get Chance.
Against Top-Notchers.
RY John POLLOCK.

= DOUNG inc bToohi9h
" lightweight. looks like n OF the
l most promising boys In his divi-
sion Mt present, and his friends are INK
ious to see him matched with either
Jack Goodman. Young Sammy smith,
Lew Powell or Tommy Murphy. Ahearn
easily outpointed Battling Hurley and
he has won nearly all his lights with
apparent ease. He has the style ana
sneed of Kid Mccoy. He was IN and
ont OF Hurley so fast the Jersey Cy-
clone never got fairly started. Ahear"
is booked 10 meet Jack Dorman AT the
Marathon Athletic Club. BROOKLYN on
Monday night. II he beats Dorman ne
will get a chance against the best In ms
class.
II il almost certain that the Faimont A. e.
viii stage the teniound bout between Packry
MeFariand and Abe Attdl. II the latter Is willing
es,s Of the club. received the following telegram
from Mcfarland early today; yon have al.
uaysw been my friend and / will box at no o'hsi
cruz Att eq' receiving the telegram Gibson started ont
ia NV M Attell. Atteh viii probably agree e
HSos' at Gibson. club after bily ors shoTs , nin
packey's telegram The bout "'h propH"s "h'
place on Tuesday. Dec 70
Charley Harvey, manager o. Lew Powell. tn,
match Powell against Jack Goodman, Younl
sammy smith or Knockout brown in q ten roun,
hout. Powell! "a entitled TO a mate. "ith An an;
box al ISL pounds at Gr. NJ. or later"
~ ! heat Battling Hurley On IN MS GSI ten ni ,GSn'
Mn 'Ta'y" smith to-day, Il viii take on any o
lie lightweight starr. have Won, many, battle
Xxi, Wear. and as think ] Will beat Hurley
Would like 10 take GU Jack Goodman for tel
rounds" Smith a Is trainins hard Tor TINS fght.
porky Flynn. the light heavyweight q Boston
who is now being managed by Joe Wuoiman. Ia
been matched 10 meet ANDY Morris, the nlggs
NIirr of HnstOn. for twelve rounds at a sho'
ofthe Colonial 4; G. OF fall River on the nigh
II Isc. 10. Flynn Will be trained 10y Sar
Lnnsf1rl, who will teach linn many new blows I
use on Morris,
Knockout Brown will Ia able 10 fight again I
three weeks. Iiis manager, Danny Morgan, sal
today that Browns left hand which he injur
ing around all right, Morgan. win match Brow
AGAINST the winner Of the Tommy Murphy Ia
Moore boat.
Eddie Nlurphy. the HostOn lightweight, VIII
| has hecn winning many battles In New ENGLAND
viii Journey over 10 Philadelphia tonight, wher
hr Will met Young Erne. the crack Quaker cit
The evening world., 1910-12-09

Perky Flynn. the light heavyweight q Boston,
who is now hcing managed by Joe Wcoiman. has
been matched 10 meet Andy MOTHS, the rugg~l
oftie Colonial \, e. OF iall River on the night
Il I've. 10. Flynn m1,l be trained ~ sam
100 an Morris.
The evening world., 1910-12-09

Knockout brown will h. able 10 fight again In
three weeks. lis manager, Danny Morgan. said
today that Browns left hand, which lac injured
In A boxing bout with his brother, Adam, Is com
Ing around al right, Morgan win match Brown
against the winner OF the Tommy Murphy Pal
Moore boat.