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Some Good Dual Games Lat
ter Part of This Month and
During August.
Copyright. 1911. by the p
nj ANY Of the smaller athletic clubs

nj ANY Of the smaller athletic clubs
IN of this district are now arrang-
As~ ing TO hold dual meets. and
some good scraps for the point trophies
will take place the latter part OF this
month and during August.
The Mott Ravens and the Mercury
A. c., both small clubs of o equal
strength. meet early next month. and
on Aug. IS the Long Island A. c.
Morris a. A.. National A. C. and the
Mott Havens rave agreed to hold a
f~our-cornered meet at tie Tastime
grounds.
Tho Brooklynites are also busily ar
ranging dual meets. and the Flatbush
A.. c.. knights OF ~. Anthony and Do
minicnn Lyceum expect to hold n dual
meet early in August. Pete Walters OF
tho Dominicans. Frank Riley of the
st. Antony A. c. and Harvey Cohn rep
resenting the Flatbush A. c.. are whip
ping things into shape
From the mile to the frrlorg doesn't bother
Sheppard. When he ran against Ro-cnberger
and Duflaud ia . special 900 at the Millru,e
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KNOCKOUT BROWN
FACESFERGUS0N
At ALBANY CLU1
To-Night's Ten-Round Battle
the Second Meeting in Year {
of This Pair.
BY JOHN POLLOCK

KNOCKOUT BROWN. the Ns<X
York lightweight whom msnHI
thousands OF fans regard the rsaXI
champion because OF two victories Owe 4
Ad Wolgast, the nominal ~title-holder. QI
record of which no other fighter In hi941
class can, boast. will fight again to-
night. lie has not appeared In tho RING
FOR thirteen days now and this should De-
enough to hoodoo Joe Ferguson. o.
Philadelphia. They will clash in . tsq1
round bout before the KnickerbocksQ@
A. C. of Albany tonight. 1t will bel
remembered that just about a year ago.
tho same men met at Saratoga durino /,
the racing season at that resort end
Brown made such a good showing thai
even then he was hailed as . likely
candidate for tie lightweight charnpions
ship. Brown has surely made q w.ndsrs
fu record in that short Jeas. ~
And taains aS0u: Euosaou. C.o-G IsI..Sx-
me that Dan Morgan IL quite worked up because
Of the statements made by Owen Moran and bis
Dutchman would prove easy prey for Ad Wolsast
They're both raVing." says Morgan. "Motsn'
hasn't awakened y. from that sleep punch that
wolsast delivered. Brown has fought WolsA't
AlNIttu InlLu%t III ANNlt ahA Asi sN Vs.
every one Of them. Moran has only fought wols
CAST thirteen rounds, and every one Of them vac.
get off anyway Thereupon Morgan fell into
d,rp silence. probably trying to think w sone>
thing new to spring on some other unsssDsctin9
sporting writer regarding Brown.
Jack Johnson 10 going to have the creates. c.nch.
picking lemons within the next year In the hi-'
| tory OF tie prize ring. Never since people started
| payipz to see fistic exhibitions has q chAmpion.
been able to demand such huge purses for mstt.|
ing fourth and fifth raters First he'll taeAle
Petty officer Currin In Dublin neIt month and
he'll gather in 1000 simqle9p' tr tina ,ecoId.l
OF ilattenins Bombafdier Wells for $4,000. the
mill TO take place at London. During the .inter
he MAJ be matched with sam Mcvey for q Gone
test" a, Paris. Tor which he may get ano.hes
s25. 600. while in the spring he'll Jump TO Ans:|
tralia for another guaranteed $4,000 to face Bill.
Lang. Jack johnson Is the Rallies oil the h'1''
ins game.
Andy Parkc'. return to the ring vas . biQ
success. lie hadn't fought In a year because a
a broken arm. but. Judging b. the way I'd
POLISHED Oh Battling Larry Ryan In their bsttle
at the sharA,y a; G.; hi' Wig Is as good E.
sOvl veItcrwelshis around here.
Johnny Kibane Of Cleveland earned the rigA
to meet Joe Rivers. the sensational California
tSatherweisht. by his victory o,es Patsy Kline z
I saturday. The Cleyeland boy won all the way aud
rivers when they claSh at the same place 10 :
twerty-round contest on Labor Day.
Johnny Cou,on, the chicago boy who holds I'D
h~antamWeigh title by general concession. will tAke
a i.ip % tie o;aeF. SIDE sooa for The purpose a
Of he English title. There viii undoubtedly g
a hitch When y comes. time to arrange such 8
match because Of The, different bantam scals, ,.eoS
stanley would surely stick ont for IFS at ? o'coeks
while Coulon would want 10 ring side.
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No Wonder Hilltops' Manager
Doesn't Take Sundays
Defeat to Heart.
Especial 10 Ths Evening World.

SlcNtiaiitp ouly I've
WHOSE hustling. pustling Maps are
not to be d MED these days. They
trimmed the Highlanders again
Sunday. although the dope was not quite
30 bitter as on the day previous. Jim
Vaughn looked like the best pitcher In
the world for Ave innings. and then.
well, Butcher singled, Olson singled.
Jackson doubled, Birmingham singled,
Ball walked. Turner doubled. Result:
Five runs. or three more than the High
landers scored in their nine trials. Just
10 show that there were no hard feel
ings, the Maps scored a sixth line in the
seventh.
The Maps are right on the heels OF
the Highlanders. and It will be up 20
Russell Ford, the peerless splitter. TO
! hold Manager Stovalrs Boys in check.
WARRIOR, Fisher and Vaughn have all
been pudding and pie for the Maps. and
| the chances are Caldwell and Brockett
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GRAND CIRCUIT MEET ON.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, July 1.-THE
Grand Circuit meet is on In this city
this week. with more than go horses
entered M stakes ranging from t,VO
to $1,000.
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Maps Now Playing the Best
Ball in American League.

The N"ps are playing the best ball
Of any club In tho American League
these days, starting with June 10
they have won twenty-five OF their
last thirty matiuees. Yesterday they
attained the go mark for tho first
time this season. after a gallant up-
nm fight. They are now engaged in
a red hot fight with Chicago. Boston
and Now York for the ownership 81
berth so, 3 IN Ban Johnson's Pull
man. Sundays victory was .he
Maps seventh In a row, Incidentally
II was %Southpaw Vean Grogg's
eighth consecutive win and a total
OF sixteen for the season. MIR. Gregg
has been defeated only three times
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after a desperate TWEEN -round ht'I
Corbett up 10 that moment thought IL
SELF absolutely inyinGible. The defeat
broke his heart. lie became morose and
silent. Eight months later he fought
Battling Nclson and was knocked out
in ten rounds. In three months, after
irving 10 come back" through hard
training with Joe Cans, he tried again.
and Nelson finished him In nine, This
was practically tho end OF corbett rs
IIcrr.ra, IIyland ana KID sullivan.
once. long afterward, no traiped quietly
for months and tried 4 come back
again. lie fought with all the old
courage and did fairly well for Il time.
but tho stamina was no longer there,
and ufter being knocked ont by Johnny
Frayne and While Beecher-who
couldn't have stayed W rounds with
him as he was ten years ago-he gave
II up.
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HiqhIanders.

Kn aGRe HDI Dapisl., Z cthiasse!'' ' 4, 2 ha nqsaiffoni I
Three Bass Hits-Cree, IA; wolters. B.; Hart.
ell 81, Ksisht. 8: Daniels. 8 Johnson. Z
Vaughn, I: Ford, T.. :
Two Bae ~H!ts-Ch.ss, 49, cres, i6; D.n,el.
ner. I johnson, o Henrhiil. 3: Sweeney. Il
nrockett,, 2: blair. 2; Caldwell. 2: Fisher, 2
iFitzgera!d. 1; Vaughn, l; Quinn. /: Ford, /
WARRIOR, I.
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GIANTS.

nails have received "A decided setback in
their ambitious climb toward the PEN
nant. THE whole country has been pull
Ing for them to get to the top. but in
stead OF advancing they suddenly got a
slap on the wrist and have lost two
games In succession. They did not lose,
30 far AZ their race with Pittsburg is
concerned. as the Pirates also los their
last two and one besides.
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EXCELLENT CHANCE
FOR GIANTS TO- HEAD
PROCESSION
Locals Will Clean Up Red
Series, Tackle Cardinals and
Then Hike West.
BY

@NE more week OF THIS nervo-
racking battle between the East
and the West and tho Giants viii
plunge into another campaign when
may be even worse. After settling 40
counts with the Reds and the Car
dinals. which will take up all the
present week, the New York club VIII
hike to the West and open against Gin
cinnati next Monday. 1t 10 X jump
ing from the frying pan into me nre'
hut there Is "a consolation In the fact
that the phlllies are up against the
same proposition, and as a rule the
Giants fare better In that land OF the
setting sun than do the men under Red
Doom.
The victory of the Giants and the
Phillies on saturday n the loss OF
the Cubs to Boston gave the two lead
ers "A decided advantage. and the CUBS
Will have To go some To catch up with
the procession before the end OF the
weck.
Taking IL as n whole. this week oners
many bright things for tho Giants
After disposing OF the Reds McGraw
will be compelled to ACE 81. Louis. but
during that time the Cubs and the
philies will lie cutting each others
throat, and there IL an excellent chance
for New York to regair the lead that
was lost by the rain.
7, must have been n strange thought
that lifted through the brain or FRANK
chance on Saturday when he looked
throuyh the scores and saw mat the
phiules had defeated the Pirates on
- Ala, hath .nf thnSa runs
were tina result OF hoine drives on the
part OF Luderus, the hrst bas"rnah'
whou ne sold to Doom a year or so
ago. In philadelphia right Held Is very
shor, and II has been n habit OF Lu-
derus to drive the ball over that renee
wheneyer tho gnme gets close. lie did
\, ,rrce times against the New Yorl'
club on that fatal Fourth OF July series
,rd n can ne truly said that the hittinp
n, this phenomenal youngster Is re-
ynonsible for the present leadership oil
tho phlllIes. one time In MS ht'
E,.nk Chnse made n serious mistake IN
la~Isnoslng OF thai youngster, and he re
rrets II more than any one else
The Giant pitching stdT appears
10 be IN good working order moo,
aud there ou0ht not 10 be much
trouble IN cleaning up the Reds'
Grimths team has lost heart since
N tras here last aud tho old n0hf-
inD spirit Is missing. Nv the todv.
then sdv Grfmh is In a lot OF
trouble orcr the bad shooting OF
the Reds this season. For some
rsaSon he has become unpopular
Nth the Cincinnati sporting torit-
,rs aud they ncpcr mention his
name In the papers, 10 Is rHmorod
that this ,Utll be the last year OF
,be "Old FoI' IN Redldnd, aud the
fans out there are already bustiy
! engaged ~ figuring on a neo
Leader,
4 During tho past few days the Card
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Of George J. Curry to the rubber. He stayed on
eleyen Passes TO first. George usei 10 be a
soldier. In fact, no is sul, because the club
hasn't yet hought his release from tho army, which
a gun, he wasn't soldering yesterday, in the
opinion Of his friends. but troubled with stage
ig.sht.
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Giants.

TiTee-B.se mlis-boyie,. II; Murray, To-. DO
Movers, 2; Dehin. Q; CrsndalI, /; Bndwal. /:
! Anos. l.
grass. iG: Dsyiin, is; Meyers. II; Dsvore, 10;
Bidwel. o. Merhe, 0; Wilson. 4; Becker. 3:
/ Fletcher, 2; CrandAll, /,
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Draw near. and listen; Ty Cobb didn't break
into the summary Of yesterdays game for a single
startling act. and got only one mile1able single
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Result. Of Yesterdays Games.
Providence. u Jersey city. y.
baltimore, /. NewaTk. q,
Toronto. u. Montreal. 3.
Gnmes Scheduled for To-day.
Newark at Jersey Cty two sama).
Rochester at Toronto.
Buffalo at Montreal
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Something Here About All the Ball Teams
Desertion of Herzog and Miller
Latest of Troubles Suffered
by Boston Nationals.

TIL Boston National club IL a good
illustration OF the old adage, at never
rains nj II pours," Not only has the
team the poorest percentage OF games
won In the major league. or probably
any other lea que for that matter. but
there has been all sorts OF litigation to
cause unpleasantness among the d.
rectors,
Then tho famous deal with chicago
made the Boston fans wild with rage.
In order even to get the players they
rlghtfully secured by the trade the
owners of the Hub club a to promise
them the grounds, gate receipts and
about everything In sight,
The trials and tribulations OF the poor
Rustlers reached their climax to-day
when II was announced hat Doc"
Miller, an outnelder secured from CHI
cago last winter, and the best batsman
on the CLUB, and Charley Herzog. the
u|ll-around inheldcr, had deserted the
team because Of financial differences.
what the Gustlers will do to I'll the
gaps caused by the disappearance OF
these TWO ncar-stars is a mystery.
They are already using Pat Flahcrty,
a pitcher, 90 plug up a hole In the
outhcld. Maybe President Russell. the
dlgnined head OF the club, will step
down from his throne and don a uni
form! Maybe.
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Austin, Wallace and Casi participated In that
Unusually unique" affair. q tHlle play.
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the Pelicans. and he will report for duty at the
end Of the season In his league.
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This young Mr., GrCss Of the Maps can't lose
for winning. And please see how the Naples
Maps have been mounting in the percentage "col.
YUM
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NEW CATCHER FOR coMIsKEY.

DUBUQUE. Ia. July T.-Catcher
Kreitz Of the Dubuque Three 1. League
Will report in a few days to Charles
Comiskey OF the American League
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which Il more IN be remarked about than ~ he
had won the game by his individual playing.
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The New Orleans Club Of the Southern League
has given Chi,s fraser. who usei to mteh for The
rtieass. doing. going. gonel The way OF the
tWirler 10 hard.
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Curry, a trolley league twtrler. passed clever
Athletics in six innings, while Indian Bende,
struck out ten men. Philadelphia winning 10 4
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The Giants are still a malt game behind m,
are third.
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Joe McGinnlty, the famous lron-man pitcher OF
the Giants, denies that his Newark Eastern
League club, Is ON the market. Not only /, II
not Tor sale, according To Mac but nobody has
an uption on IL either, 50 thtrei
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THOSE white Sox eHhitless wonders are proyIns
10 be- the hest little uinth-tnninR rAlliers IN N,
American League, coming from behind and pek.
Ing the Senators o TO .,
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While tho Rods haze not beaten
Mathopson since the spring Of
1908. they gapc the fans an dptuI
scare on Saturday. They pCro
three runs behind IN tho eighth,
tohen they suddenly began 10 ME
the "biJ train" and scored taco
runs. The game lCds really non
for Ne,C York bU Fred Merklc
tohen he MT the ban irto the right
field bl,uchors toith tco on bases
aud took a lead Of three runs. That
ud one OF the longest hits IN tho
history OF the Polo Grounds. IL
struck n Of the upper adpcrtis-
tn0 sions IN ieft field and dropped
back into the ~bledchers. Later IN
the game MorkIo drove another
one into the seats. but II t0as foul
BY less than Il yard.
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Nome run by Lewis was the only tally made
nv ihe Hostons hsainst Tie DelToits.
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The latest figures show that Ty Cobb leads both
leagues In hitting. base running. base stealing
getting hits for extra bases and scoring runs.
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Marsan and Almclda. tho ~ Cuban
players on tho Cincinnati team, made IA
good showing In their first trial on SAT-
urday. Marsan played centr field In
place OF Bates, and he not only hit the
bail hard, but he played h outleld in
wonderful style. lie WAS as fast as
lightning on the bases. Almeida went N
TO bat for the pitcher u he struclS out.
but Il was not exactly his fault. He took
a couple of swings for the ball tina,
showed him a hitter VINO knows how 10
pick out the good ones
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Clsns VI. Cincinnati Adm. 25e. 4 e0e. -
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~ iiE CdIttT VI I'Hik
pretty good one for young boxers
to study. ard even for some peo-
pie who don't box.
lie started like many others. with fair
success. usually winning and only &C.
casionally losing n fght. After about
three years he began meeting frst-class
men. lost to Billy Rockford In twenty
rounds, Was beaten by Jack Dempsey
in two rounds and by Kenny Yanger In
eight Later he drew with fanger. ten
rounds. Then. In 1901. Young corbett
suddenly came along with "a rush. lie
beat Joe Bernstein In seven ROUNDS,
aud two months aiterward was Knocked
out by KID Broad In four. The knock
out didn't discourage him. lie began
suddenly coming to the front lie
knocked out Eddie Santry In W
rounds. Oscar Gardner In six. lie won.
over Broad In ten. lie beat Dixon IN
ten rounds. too. and by this time he
was famous In the West. lie had never
left Colorado except for II short Trip 10
Omaha.
Just about. this time Terry McGovern
had no more fe~atherweight TO whip'
and his manager sent Tor Young Cor
bett, paying his expenses ana giving
him a good guarantee. No one, Nc
Govern and Sam Harris least or ALL
dreamed that the Westerner could DOS
sibly beat Terrible Terry.
on Thanksgiving Day. Noi. At iiart'
ford. Young Corbett passed Terrys
dressing room door on the way to the
ring. and pounding on IT with his INST
shouted Come IN out, YOU Terry. ana
take your licking"
Terry came out. ana In " ROUNDS
Young Corbett knocked him cold. II was
thu most terrific battle for Its length
I've ever seen. Corbctt wasn't TIE
featherweight champion, for the fight
lad been fought at l26 pounds. "m MOI
CHAMPION" said Coroctt. when II wa
over. "In be known a. the man wh'
licked McGoyern, and that's glory
enough for me-" But after a while
theatrical managers tackled tho title e
his name.
corbett went right along fighting OF
ten, picking the hard ones. For II while
Ne was all right. but the white light
turned his head. lie a%ltcrnated training
and nghting with periods OF Wild dis
sInatlon. lie thought his stamina woul,
las forever and that money would al
WAYS pour In as II did In those cas-!
day..
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R:Gr@
TfX
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Good Lesson for Boxers and
Others to Learn In Career OF
Young Corbett, Who Is Co.
: ing to Try to "Come Back"
Again.

ouUyrteR, 1911, ~ The n0 PrftakApG O.
rTbe New York worldj.
VvYHEN the bout between Perky
Nv Flynn and 'Jewey'' Smith was
half over. the other night.
Young Corbett turned his back o. tho
ring and wandering TO an outer room
stepped on tho scales. IL fellows like
THAI can get money" auoth Corbstt.
why should I DO going around With
out u hard. thin dime In my pockstr"
thu scales showed that tho ons-tfme
famous Denvsrite weighed Just i73
pounds IN his clothes. Corbett took .
serswA Look IN msN~ ~,r~ Of the hg-
upes and then stepped down again.
I'm take that all OF" he said. I'm
Go1ng TO night again. Two months OF
hard work will make me good enough
to lick ali OF tho would.be champions
around here. I came back once DO
fore. and I can DO II again"
The ecord show that Young Corbeft
IL nearly thirty-one years old: that he
began nghting In 1887, at the aSe OF
seventeen: that he fought for thirteen
years: that he was at his best ton
years ago. and hat he began losing
Nights by the Knockout route only three
years later. II IL now seven years
since Young Corbett was first knocked
out by Battling Nelson. Those seven
years have been sorry ones for the
man who once came into fame and
temporary fortune by knocking out the
great Terry McGovern In W rounds.
Young Corbett. In his day. was one OF
the greatest. coolest, earnest little
lighters ever seen In any ring. It's the
old courage that makes him think he
can stiii come back" Courage 10 all
he has left.
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~ORBETT at that time had no idea
OF the value OF money. He was a
gambler lie threw II away.
eometimes he made It IN punches IL
got big money for every fight-blg
money on the stage whenever he wanted
10 take Il. lie threw It away right AND
left. The only thing that held hin
back at all was the fact that he had
only two hands. once ne won 5000
on the races In a single week. He los
4, nil tie next week. sometimes bettins
fl.OO to 5000 on u race. He went if
debt 10 the bookies, He spent money
as n he owned the treasury, Once, OF
leaving the race track with a big roll
ne suddenly had an idea that he wante,
an automobile. Stepping up TO a car !,
which the owner was sitting. he asked
''WhatIl you take for this rlg?"
-Four thousand dollars" was the re
ply.
corbett handed the four ~thousan,
over, and n minute later was tearinl
down the road. lollins OF thu cushion
like a millionaire.
Another time he came back 10 tow
with n thirst. Going into a big caf
ne had the proprietor close and locI
the doors, and ordered that everybod.
in the place should drink nothing bu
wine at his expense. In the morning
ne paid the bill sl.40.
Then Jimmy Britt him. decislo-
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Going downl The Highlinles are In fourth
place now, and II they continue their present
iIImp IL will not be long before they are deep IN
M second division, as - points are al that sep
rata Them from the Ileyelanis. who are sixth.
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The po1sets mss In,n ~" % sihtn piaey..
ths Reds the latter will have been disposessed.
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FL Konetchy. star Cardinal first basernan. had
20 be coaIpd TO quit a si2-awoek job in a candy
store 20 play professional ball. Fink ~llawley. the
Old eA-Giaut, manager Of the Ia Crosse team in
the Wis onsin- Illinois League in 1907, was short
an outiod,r one sunday, aud was toll konctchy
could play. llawlcy called konctchy out OF the
grand stand and induced him TO play night field.
Kouetehy made three hits. Hawley told MIN TO
report AT the park next Jay for practice chasing
.nls. houuch5 sail he couldn't, that he had to
WORK. llavlcy got Konotchy's boss To let him
of a week and promised the player sl2, Kon.
rtchy didn't goo back to work, lie hit over 800
aud was bought by the Cardinals.
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The Kilkenny Mems games and huriina match
ire down on The cards Tor Celtic Park July 70.
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The Brown, are trying out everybody In sishl
field lsisrdsy thss sent Q fellow By tbs NAM
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yAs Nap, have purchased outaslda Barr ss0a
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TIP tomorrow from Sheepshe~d Bay. The cap
tain OF the |. A. A. ca track team vii, hare
several Of his athletes out Tor swimming lessonA
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During tho pas, few days the cardi
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Johnny Coul0n, The Chlcaso boy Who holds th0
hantamWeisht title by general concession. will tAk4
a ,.ip. % tas o:aeF ;.ds sooa i9f the purpose q
Of lie English title. There will undoubtedly u
a hitch when i comes. time to arrange such 8
match because Of the different bantam scales recoS
ni5ei In ,hc United states and Great Ba.ais
stanley would surely stick ont for IFS at 2 O'Clock.
while Coulon would want li5 ring side. i
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From the mile To the furlorg doesn't bother
Sheppard. When he ran against Roscnbtrger
and Dorland In . special 900 at the MillO,e
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Johnny Kilbane Of Cleveland earned the rigAI
to meet Joe Rivers, the sensational California
t,atherweight, by his victory oyes Patsy Kline q
Newark al Vernon. Cal, in . twenty round fishe
saturday. The Cleye!and boy won all the way aud
ne lp1ks Ike a worthy man TO swap punches witt
Wiyers when they clash at the same place In 3
tw.pty-round contest on Labor Day.
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Unusual interest Is taken in the swimmans
races to be held by the LArchmont Yacht Club
Tomorrow afternoon. Otto Wahle OF the N. Y,
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Andy Parkr's return to the ring vas Q biq
success. lie hadn't fought in a year because q
a broken arm. but. Judging by the way u
Iolishel OF Battling Larry Ryan In their bAttlG
an Inc sharAey \. C.. his wing is as good z
ever and he should be able TO defeat a lot Of no
govl velterwe..his around here.
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That's all bosn about Kissing rrnainins /,
Germany as an athletic trainer" said shenos n
when he read a report to that effect He wi
lie back here shortly" wa