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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-05

preparation to accommodate extra
guests during convention week. Ac-
commodations will be at hand for sew
eral thousand visitors. and everyone
can rest assured that a personal in
terest will be taken in caring for them
by the hotel and restaurant propri-
etors of Fargo.
The principal hotels are all we'll
located, being situated near he the
aires and railroad depots, and all In
the downtown section.
The city of Moorhead may well feel
proud Of her grand, new Comstock no
tel. VIM. Hunt, a man of twenty-fiv
years of experience on the road, has
active managership, and he can we'll
cater to the travelling public. The
Comstock is absolutely fireproof, with
all modern co~nveniences and is located
one-haIf block from both the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern de-
pots. A grill room is run in connec-
ton, where there Is music and en-
tertainment every night except Sun
day.
The evening world., 1913-08-07

Field these days and always enpdce the
bugs to the arena.
We should worry! srinned MoGraw
when asked II the defeats at Pitts
burgh had ratified him or his players.
"As things now stand. the Philltss are
the only club that could overhaul Us
and We have shown that We can make
them roll over and play dead when We
wat to-"
FIRST INNING-Johnson threw out
Burns Shafer famed. Fletcher out.
Bershammer to Hobby. No Runs.
Bsscher tripled to left centre and
scored on Devores sacrifice ny to F1et-
cher. Groh walked and stole Hobby
flied to Snodgrass. Tinker foulsd to
Fletcher. One Run.
SECOND INNIN0-Doyle lined TO
6hsckard. Merkls flied to Bescher. Her.
SOC rolled to Hobby. No Runs.
Sheckard struck out Berghammer
grounded, MarQuard to Merkls. Klins
famed on three pitched balls. No
Runs.
THIRD INNIN0-Tinksr threw out
snodgrsss. BsrshAmmer and Hobby
s~sssOo "sseos@ &SsNooS0 BTOuu0o0 10
Hobby. No Runs.
johnson whitfield. % did Bsschsr
This made four striks outs In the two
innings. HsrsoS threw out Dsvors. No
Runs.
FOURTH LNNING-Burns out, Berg
hammer to Hobby. 0roh threw out
Shafer. Fletcher was the first Giant
to get TO hrst base. He singled to center
Doyle was hN by . pitched ball. Msrkle
fouled to Tinker. No Runs. Two Left.
oroh flied to- Burns. Hobby fiisd 20
snodgrass. Tinker lined to ehafer. No
Runs
FIFTH INNlSG-Herzog flied to De-
wore. Johnson threw out Snodgrass.
Wilson smashed an inheld hit through
johnson. Marquard forced Wilson.
Berghammer to aroh. No Runs.
Sheckard singled to right. Bergham.
mer forced Sheckard, Fletcher to Doyle.
Killing hit into a double play. Fletcher
to Merklc. No Runs. One Hit.
SIXTH HNNIN0.-Burns hit by
pitched ball. Shafer popped TO Berg
hammer. Fletcher fled to sheckard
Burns caught of Arst base but was
safe at second on Hobby's high throw
Doyle drove long ~ to shecksrd
No Runs. One Left.
The evening world., 1913-08-07

SARATOGA. ". T.. Aug. THE
entries for Tomorrow races are a.
follows:
ylRsr RACE.-Twoysss- old; fsliiss and ssid.
inss: five and ous-haf furioass.-salsu. III;
'Ioos. 100; rohn, 40; susan b.. 40; Fasciuat.
ins. 40: Ida LAvinis. 40: sasetusu, 10;
chsrmsuss. ITO: 'Fsonusr. 10: 'Slsk. 100;
korfhase. no.
SECOND RACE.--An ASH; handicap; sIs fur.
long. 118: Presumption. 1906 isiaora,
100: AVisds. l0V; Basun. lO7; Compliment,
lO6: Ten Point. iis: HAAsc. III; Sickle. 100;
Spring Board. ll0: Sir John Joa,nsou. 1T. Aiao
sligibls-lrou Nsst. 1i8: Star 0ass, o.
THIRD RACE.-fouF-ys ar-olds and upward.
selling; one mile and thss siItsenths. -'Patoa,
III; Flying Fest. ia: inspector IAutssds. los:
Star organ. 100: sJawbons. 49,
FOURTH RACE.-Three-y -ohs and up.
ward: handicap: one mile. --Benanst, e3; After.
glow ~; Any Port. 90: shsckleton. 10: KaitnAa,
100: Royal Meteor. 81: Guy Fisher, III: Nd.
ems Express, lio: Busldn, iO7; Psrtirshire. OF;
Flying Fairy. 1l8: Impreaaiou. 10: Flamma. iO6
Coopel Holloway. o. Hedge. ios: Clnf Edge.
Rsyboarn. %.
handicap; one mrs.-Guy Fisher. ia. Rey.
bourn, %; ImIrssion. 20: shackieton. ia: star.
, hattie, OF; Rolling Stone 1902; Dr. Duennsr. iU'
KaMnks, 100: Star Gaze. %. Also eligible
ssmprtts. VI: Sand Htu, ii5.
SIXTH RACE.--Two-yesr. rod maidsns; six
fuhona --Pometts blNi. t07 STAR and S.dpes,
ITO: Defsndum. 10: Bnimiey 10: ScrAo,s
10; Grvat Surprise. 10; Buck Kecnon. ITO.
Apprentice allowance.
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McKetrick to Pilot .
Another String of
Boxers to Other Side

orce before and made an awful hit. He
knocked out Tom Cowler And Fred Stor-
back. both Of whom have tackled X. o.
on the Boer. George Rodel. and he also
put away Fred Drummond ano Charlie
Wilson.
Jeanette has been promised tws
u,atohes. both Of Which will take place
within five weeks OF his arrival. He
10 likely TO set the winner Of the bout
between George Carpenter and Al Pal
Ger. and also he MAJ Be given . chance
1t Jack johnson.
Young Ahearn. who was born on
British soil. will b matched with
Johnny Summers. holder Of the wsltsr-
wsigth utle. for the Lord Lonsdals
belt He will also encounter the French
wsatsrwslght champion. and II he wins
from both OF these boxers he'll return
TO the United States and Will b ready
TO- fight for the woria's champ.onship.
Mickey Dunn, WIS 10 Q promising local
lao. will probably DO booked to meet
charlie I>sdoux. the French champion.
VINO Do back In his native land. ana
champion Kenyon OF EIGlaEd.
promoter vienne has requested Nc.
Astrick to have all his men In Paris
% that they can all have their training
stunts In full swing by>Oct 10.
Before calling McKstrick expects
Jeanette 70 hook up with Sam Lang
ford In . twenty-round bout at Los
Angeles on Sept Is.
Johnny Dunn. the veteran promoter
and manager Of boxers. says he has Just
received letter from Arthur Peiky In
which ohs stated that he viii surely sue
coed ~ matching Dunn's featherwsight.
Patsy Callahan. in Los Angeles against
either Johnny Dundee or Johnny Kill
bane. Callahan meets Young warner at
the Rink tomorrow night and ne az.
poets this 70 be his last engagement BE-.
fore going to the Coast.
Young Brown and Jack Dritton have
agreed 70 night again. according To Billy
Nsumann. manager Of the former. New
Orleans u willing to stage the bout.
and Nsumann says the long twenty
round route would suit bis boy down to
the ground.
The evening world., 1913-08-07
Dapper Little Manager Secures
Bouts for jeanette, Moran,
Williams, Dunn and Aheam.
BK John Pollock.

NAN M'KETRICK. the dappsr little
II heht manager. 10 going 70 make
another trip to Europe. He has
oeen across the big pond 20 often that
ne forgets the number Of times. On
his next journey to the other side he'll
take with him the largest string OF
hghters that any manager ever plotted
to . foreign country.
McKetrick yesterday received . lot.
ter from Theodore vienne. naming his
terms for the appearance abroad OF
fve American fighters. and McKetrick
lost no time In hustlinG to the cable
offics and wiring his acceptance. The
boxe1 that little Dan will take abroad
are Joe jeanette Frank Moran. both
'hesvywAights; Barney Williams. mid.
dleweisht: Young Ahearn. o wsltsr-
weight. and Mickey Dunn. . bantam.
This party will start for Paris the
latter part Of next month. Most OF the
battles that will be arranged .or them
will be held in the Cirque de Paris. the
big club Of the French capital
Two Of the boxers named above
Williams and Ahsarn-are protsges OF
Dan Morgan's, but Al Vienne wanted
them Morgan agreed 70 loan them TO
McKetrick. who 10 his side partner.
Williams has been promised three
fights. the first of which will take place
within fifteen days Of his arrival
Moran Will first get . slam at the best
Of the French and English heaviss.
after which he will DO pited against the
British heavyweight champion. Bonn
bardier Wells.
Moran u confident that he'll again
make good abroad. He was over there
The evening world., 1913-08-07
RESULTS At FORT ERIE.

49, ~, -, ..un
FiNSA
olds. foaied IN CahanA' hVe iuronss.-
Nielsen. ioe 'kear'a'' TO D. 70 and
out. hrst: Miss FOX nH 'IeahAn,' !. to
]. to ana 70 D. secohd' Lazy ISLE
ioi tooutd). ~ TO J.. TO ana to D.
third. Time. i'ol 3D. old Reliable and
Halt Law also ran.
SECOND f-tSA-Furse WV two-year-
ODDS; selling; hve and one-half furlongs.
--Miss Dsclsre. ut u. Montour). II to 8.
even and to :. hrst; Birdie Williams
100 "a. Neylon). to q TO and 4 to s,
second; osapls. ib IF. Teahan), to Q
4 to s and to .. third. Tine. LOO ~
Baby Sister. Pat Rutiedse Silver Tone
Janiel. Bolter, Beau Psre and Sky Rocket
Also ran.
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us'nor Cree was safe on Bush's bad
throw. Hartzell dropped q Texas
Lacquer over INST for two bases. Cree
soins to third. Peckdnpaugh's single
over second scored both Cree and Hart.
sell. Bush tossed out knight at f,rst,
Peck'npaush going to second. Hall
tossed out Williams. Two Runs. On
Left.
NINTH INNlN0-Bush nied out II
Cree. Bauman flied out to wolter II
right centre. Knight tossed out Craw
fard. No Runs.
The evening world., 1913-08-07
M'LEAN, GIANTS NEW
CATCHER, HAS BAD HAND.
tspecisl 10 Tbs Evening WORLDLY

: CINCINNATI. O.. Aus. 1T was 70
ported to-day that Larry McLeu., ar
irving from ST. Louis to Join the Glants,
showed up clear eyed. sinewy. In f,ns
condition save for one particular. a very
sore hand. some horse on Mc0raw.
McGraw secured Larry In frantic
haste, needing a star catcher to 60 In
at once. and Larry has busted mitten
Larry told some OF his friends that he
was 30 desperately anxious to please
MoGraw that he would 20 In with ban.
dages and saive to help the dana ged
once II McGraw wanted him TO. n
looks. though. a. II the Joke was surely
on the Giant leader, having to 70 ate,
a catcher because one man had a spiiI
hand ana then getting one With the ssm1
IEjvsk
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bR00KLYNS


tripleA to isft. Smith went out. Now.
rey to Konstchy. While Whittsd
threw out Fisher Kirkpatrick scorsd.
Nowrey threw out Miller. One Run.
Mowrey went out. Smith to Kirk
patrick. Hildsbrand singled to centre.
0riner famed. Higgins was retired
by Smith and Kirkpatrick. No Runs.
One Left.
THIRD INNING-Allan put the ball in
the right neld fence for a home run.
Scheer flied to Magee. Cutshaw popped
to Higgins. stengel walked. A wild
pitch put Stengel on second. konetchy
retired Wheat unassisted. One Run.
One Left.
Cakes grounded out to Cutshaw. Magee
walked. Gather out, Cutshaw to Kirk
patrick. Konetchy fouled out to Miller.
No Runs. One Left.
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six furlongs. 6callywag.' l01 (McCahsy).
to 1. 10 s and out. FIRST: PalanQuin.
Ill (karrick). I 20 .. s to s and out
second; Brlar Path. III u. wilson,.
II to s. to 8 and out third. Time.
III IS. Progressive. %; Montressor. iOl.
also ran.
FOURTH RACE.
rhree-year-oids and upward: selling;
SIX furlongs=yia Octavia. 1N (Mc-
Cahey). Z to y to 6 and 3 to s. FIRST:
Dartworth. lo7 (Byrne). Z to s. I to .
TassarO. . to 1. even and l to 2. third.
Time. LA Aviator. lU; Patrick g..
io7: Spin. los: Neiio, los; 0renida. io7 :
orowoc. 100. also ran.
Jimmy Fitssimmons sent Via Oc-
tavia to the post In the fourth for the
nrst time In three years. and he won
with something TO spare after . gir.
edged ride by MoCahey. Dsrtworth
broke nrst. but McCahey sent Via DC.
tavia to the front In the nrst sixteenth
and kept him there under a snug ride.
Dartworth lay second all the way. but
couldn't close an INCH on Via Octavia
IN tho stretch.
Captain Elliott came out OF the
bunch At the head Of the stretch and
came on TO b third.
FIFTH RACE.
Handicap; mares: all ages; six fur.
longs.--Bally Gin. IS (E. Martini. 4 to I.
8 to 6 and 4 to 8. hrst; Housemaid. los
(Steele). II to s. 4 to 6 and 2 TO 6, second: :
Phyllis Antoinette. % WARD. 10 to /,
Q to,1 and 4 to 1. third. Time. III. rs.
Isidora. los; sandvaie. 1O2: semprite. Zoe:
0snssta. i0; Benanet. Ice. and Flying
Fair, LII. also ran.
Houssmaid WAS the favorite In tho
handicap for mares At ak furionEs
HE had not started In some time. but
had worked very fast for the race.
bhe got away In front and led to the
head Of the stretch. where Bally Clin.
who we always SECOND. passed her
and won easily. Houssmaid lasted
long enough to save the place from
Phyllis Antoinette. who closed strong.
Tho others were outrun. Eddie Martin,
instead OF Walsh, was Q big improve
ment on the Sanford nlly.
The evening world., 1913-08-07
DODGERS AFTER 0UTFlEuDER

FOND DU LAC, WIS. Aug. both
the Brooklyn National League Club
and the Milwaukee Club are hot after
Outhelder Felch of Fond du Lac. Presi.
dent Bbbets Of Brooklyn watched Felch
work last Tuesday and following the
game made cash offer for him. The
same day Milwaukee put In Q bid ana
both propositions are under sensidsrs.
Tea hy MANAGER Nell
The evening world., 1913-08-07
H|GHLANDERS
CONTINUED From First Pags.)

came b. bat lie shot q swift bounder
the bag. wolter went out. Bauman to
0ainor. Cree flied out to Cobb In deep
centre. No Runs.
SECOND lNNING-Hish singled
over Peckinpaush's head. Gsinor hit
into . double play. Peckinpaugh to
Knight to Williams. Peckinpsush
threw out StsnaYe. No Runs.
Lake got Hartzelrs roller and tossed
him out At hrst. Peckinpsugh flied out
to Cobb. knight hit q two-base bit
into left. High trapped the ball and
made q BLUM that he had caught It. but
man threw out Williams. No Runs.
One Left.
man threw out Williams. No Runs.
THIRD INNING - Peckinpaugh
tossed out Mortarty and Lake filed out
to Cook. Burns popped out to knight.
No Runs.
Gosett flied out to High. schults
was safe on Bush's bad throw OF his
grounder. Cook lined pretty single
into right, advancing Schultz to second.
wolter forced out Cook. Bush TO Bau-
man Schultz going to third. Cree nit
the right field wall for . single. scoring
Schultx and sending WOlter to third
Cree made = blum to steal second and
while Stanage maze bad throw VOL
ter scored and Birdie got back to hrst
Hartssll Med out to Cobb. Two Runs
One Left
FOURTH INNIN0-Bauman flied out
to Wolter. Crawford lined out to Peck
inpaugh. Cobb went out. Knisht to
williams. No Runs.
PeckinpauGh was called out on strikes'
Moriarty made a pretty stop and tossed
out knight williams popped high 10
Bauman. No Runs.
FIFTH INNlNG.-Pekinpau tire "
out Hach. Williams Jumping In the air
and spsaztns . high throw. oainor
nled high to woiter. Cree made a
splendid running catch OF etanass.s
line smaAh to deep centre. No Runs.
0ossett lined out to Cobb. schult.
foulsd out to stanage. Cook arain
came through with q two.base hit Ia
left. Wolter hit hard to Gainor. who
ran to nrst. No Runs. One Left.
SIXTH INNIN0-Knight tossed ou,
Moriarty at hrst wolter ran into deer
centre and got Lakes long ny. Bush
flied out to wolter. No Runs.
Cree Popped out to Bauman. Hart.
cell dropped q Texas Lacquer over third
for a single. Peckinpaush was tossed
out by Lake as Hartxell took second
knight fouled out TO Moriarty. No
Runs Orc Left.
SEVENTH fNNlNG-Knight made
q pretty stop an dthrew out Bauman.
Crawford popped out to Knight Cobt
got base on halls Schultz's frst
pass. Cobb stole second. no one cover.
Ing the bag. Gossett's good throw 10.
Ing to centre. Cobb going on to third
Hartzeil made n pretty stop and threw
Hih out at nrst No Runs, One Left.
Williams set himself In right witt
the crowd by smashing a line driv,
into the left field bleac hers for a hom
run Gossett was called out on strike.
Lake tossed out schultx after maxim,
a lucky stab. Cook laced a single int
centre for his third straight hit. Coo
was out stealing second. StanaGe I
Bush. Ons Run.
EIGHTH INNlNG--f'ree made n Rrea
catch Of Gamers liner to left Stanag
smashed a two-bagger down the lef
held line, London ran the bases ia
Starasc. kn!Sh, tossed cut Mcrisrit,
l.oudon solng TO third on the out Du
hue batted for Lake, Dubuc went on,
Peckinpaugh to Williams, No Rum
One Left.
Hall and Mckee went In as the me-
battery for Detroit woltsr struok o,
Aal As1 80 - thyswn cut mckee ,
The evening world., 1913-08-07
FINISH
|NFEATURE RACE
At SARATOGA
After Interesting
Stretch Duel With Palan-
quin, Wins by a Nod.


oARATO0A. N. T.. Aus. 7.-fIarry
Morsis's 6caiiywas won the Seneca Sell.
ins Stakes here this afternoon after .
thrilling riding aua in the stretch b..
tween NCCahsy on Schailyw~s and Kar-
rick on Paianauin. II wss . stride for
stride battle and 6ohailywss got the
puAsss decision By . nod. Yes, II was
very close.
Nontrssor's showing was the surprise
Of the race. He WAS away absolutely
last and ten lengths behind BriAr Path.
the early pscemaksr In the run to the
stretch. Wolfe got Montresor In = Jam
after the turn on the way home be-
tween Brisr Path and soallywag and he
couldn't ret out In time. Brisr Path
quilt after showing . world Of speed In
the early running and was lucky to Be
third at the end.
Judging by the addition 10 the crowd
<his afternoon thrs 10 htus truth
In the report that the absence OF night
gambling 10 sending crowds away from
here. 30 far there has been little or
no desire for tbs green cloth game.
Pinochls and some friendly poker have
suf1iced to keep the crowd In sction
at night.
The racing itself hes proven sun.
Client magnet to bring new faces to the
course every day. Rather than fall
Ing OF the attendance hiss grown stead
lily with each racing day. To-day's
programme promised the best kind Of
sport, and conditions were perfect for
its enjoyment.
FIRST RACE.
Two-ysar-olds; selling: six furlongs.-
Edith w. los lMcCabe). Z to I. 2 to and
even. arst: Naiad 10 twoife). 4 to I, .
to s and 4 to &. second: Sosius LIZ
Henry. u to !. 9 70 4 and : to I. third.
Time-i.N LIS. Old Ben 100. Any Time
100. Robert Oliver io7. Small los. Polly
II. y. DR.. samuel III also ran.
The steward unduly excited the crowd
by placing the wrong horse nrst In the
opening event. He hung up No. Q.
Small. instead Of No 8. Edith W The
coiors were similar. but the ally IL q
| chestnut and small 10 q brown colt.
The crowd was pstriasd at the ruling,
which was finally changed.
EDITH w. WAS another Of the suc.
csssfui Western tricks. She followed
the pace OF sosius to the stretch ana
then came away, Nalad, who ran acc.
ond to the stretch, closed fast In the
run home, losing only by q nod. In
another stride Naiad would have won
sosius held on garneiy after setting mas,
of the pace and was third.
| aran thu anA tha tuAuA~ ,.it-a A..
was really last, Some wAS said this
The evening world., 1913-08-07

At the outdoor swimming pool at
steeplechase Park tonight there will
bo a 270-yard match race between Miss
Bessie O'Neill. holder of last year'G
cham ionship. and Miss Dora Hyatt OF
Bath Beach. There viii also be a
ninety-yard handicap. with Miss Nellie
0reenhaulg at scratch.
The evening world., 1913-08-07
johnson After REGARD.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.-Waltcr
Johnson 10 set for a rev CONSECUTIVE,
win record, The big Kansan is nov
showing his best form OF the year an
Grimth hgHres him as good for tw,
victories against the Maps this week.
ana next he has now won eleven
straight. equallins Joe Boeh,'p~,,
record.
The evening world., 1913-08-07


certain degree Of discretion - soon -
they heard the arst swish Of he Qua
mere opsnins shot.
VWYuLIE RTTCHID tslagraphsA Obj
w son last night saying that hs
" win come to New York - soon
az he finishes with Welsh. immediately
after the frst Of September. and that
ne viii boz here. Richie. who 10 BE-
ginning to show signs Of being an old.
line champion. doesn't pick his oppon-
emit, but leaves that slight detail for the
clue manager. And since he leaves It
70 ne III pick the hardest can ma"
says 0ibson-
John De chauffeur '.StsoAec'
N Cleveland for letting John
De swto smoks through burn.
ta0 too Mvch OIL.
NoW voc kSoV Vhv tAs prime
q OIL ~ going sp 90 fost.
rnnk Chance v 70 b . moving no.
eum actor. But NO picture OF Chance
can b complete without Q taiking ma
chine aeeomoanimsnt.
-
MD Glover 10 still Ct Il Rrstty soon
ws,tsTs viii wake up soma morning and
BE- forced to admit that Mike u alter
ine. the pusiiistic map-ssvsrai maps. In
sAAsslsas" says Q nsws nots, ~
- 6sestsss iAyersss q sA1as h
~ Wss1A.s
NV. vAaSs ne use q Ssanss>s
0eos sesea0a wssstasss svss hssS.
oslsnast hes discovered down south q
hotter place than Yuma. Arizona.
We've hard Of IL but THE 10 the hrst
time We ever knew Il was located h. the
'Unstsd staeaa
Greater Nep York lost three
~ league ball games vesterdoy.
6esO those. bxsA toWns do pick
~ we!
eieux chief WHO fought against Custer
= Lest In Chicago. Wonder N John
4eoraw has Kidnapped another Indian.
RDRE'S q lighter who loves hk
manager. w. r. Corbstt vrh..
- In the sydney (Australia) Sun:
Harry Mansfield. the English lirh,
heavyweight. says OF his manage snd
trainer. Zelig Goodman: He u one a,
he best going. and I'll stake whsteye,
J make In this great country Of your,
TN the statement that Goodman know.
Everything manager and trainer shouh
know. How often do you md a com.
..,ination that eood5 We've roamed On.
world together. We rompsd the stre.t,
Of London rs pals when We were hotL
kids. getting more kicks than Ia pence
and here we are just - strons tor each
oiher ~ ever"
4 English writer says: 9Th.
~ wealth!sst Of English boxers b
Fred Welsh. whose fortune h
conservatively estimated at 500 an
Owen Moran. who had TO DO most o
ssis boxing In America ~ . Mghtweirht
comes second. with nearly $4,000 10 hi
Sreate. most Of which has been invsste,
In worcester. Matt wslls hes not hs1
the opportunities afforded Welsh an
Moran. but his capital nsvsrShslsss. AZ
srss close to $4,000. and b u nov
ssgotiatiAs Tor the purchase Of q nm.
pro6prty on Brxton rad. to which h,
viii take his brids-t0-bs shortly ate
his coming world tour. Al wolxass
another dethronsd lightweight cham
pion. has At least 10000 to 20 ON with
while Packey Mcfarland bids fair :,
outstrlp them all, a. he has alread,
somsthLng like t360.0oo IN store, III
MAJOR portion Of which has been In
.--sA.lsA In ChicAso realty. iudioiousl,
ssught and rapidly rising In value"
Quito = contrast these boys present I,
the eld-ums champions. who usual,
! tnvestsd their ring earnings In nothing
Asss substantial than bubbles.
The evening world., 1913-08-07
GIANTS

Continued from First Pass.)
The evening world., 1913-08-07
BOXING Fans Greatly interested
IN Flynn.Smith Bout, Because
Msy Know the Fireman Is
One Man VINO Won't Fear the
ouuboat's WaIIops.
s- 's n: r. Y r. H.. Fv S:r ss.''A''' Co.

~ IA 9ES: Y. isrs woridS. "'~' 10
sTvHE advance sale Sor the oun-
boat Smith-Tlynn night has
= gone far over anything we've
~ ~ the Garden In . long time" said
MaaaGsr Bully Gibson last night
n spite q the summer season this bout
= ulIsiy 70 prove one OF the years great
~ a1Eracsons. Ounbost Smith always
draws. end Tlynn's ns ats In this city
have zen % sensation Al that ~ 10 al
msst equal 70 the tanner a. . box
of6os cara Hymns victory over Cart
Aorr's made his reputation. He has
hnoeksd out big Al Kaufman. who was
va liked here. and not long aso he
boosted his local reputation ~ easily
debating jim CoRsy. VINO bad stopped
Ps,ky. The thing that interests the
crowd this time 10 the idea that here's
oas man who won't fsay smish's wail,p.
OtAers who have met 0unboat showed
what We may charitatay dssignats - .
certain degree Of discretion - soon -
they heard the drst swish Of The Qua.
mere openinS shot.
The evening world., 1913-08-07
eWYuLIE RrrCHID tslegraphsd Obj
. son last night saying that hs
w NrlM %rsvnA en-. Mao VAST ann~,

VIII coane 70 NV 10Th y So0u
al he finishes with Welsh. immediately
after the f,rst Of September. and that
he VIII boz here. Richie. who 10 BE-
SHINING TO show signs OF being IN old.
line champion. doesn't pick his oppon-
. ent but leaves that slight detail for the
clue manager. And since he leaves II
70 ne III pick the hardest ! can Nd"
Gays 0lbson-
The evening world., 1913-08-07

ssasntsst hes discovered down South .
hotter place than Yuma. Arizona.
We've hard Of Il but THE 10 the nrst
time We ever knew Il was located II the
!Un1tad etataa
The evening world., 1913-08-07

Greater Neso York lost three
~ league ball games yesterday.
6es0 fhose' bxsh topHs do ptck
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