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Of Carpenters nave been against
small men. Smith has often gone out
OF his class In weight. He usually
scales little over 1870 pounds, and
at this weight he has fought and
beaten Carl Morris and Jess Willard,
boat Is six feet tall. Morris IL six
rect fve Inches and willard six feet
Blk. Other men meeting these giants
have been overawed, but Smith fights
the biggest with ~ little concern ~
the smallest. When he fought Carl
Morris here he rushed the giant
furiously from tho beginning. landing
terrinc blows. Morris rouHhed and
wrestled. and threw Smith around
Smiths attack continued until Nor
ris. bewildered by the tremendous
blows that rocked him back on his
heels, began TO swing wildly and
struck foul several times In success
sion. Smith. injured. backed away
and doubled over. He dida't turn his
back TO the fighting and quit" as
some claimed. There could have
been no possible excuse for not dis
qualifying Morris. and Smith was
right in claiming that he had been
seriously fouled.
Against Willard In twenty rounds
Smith made a good. game. winning
fight. outlasting the giant and finish
ing aggressively. Many other big
men he has knocked out within two
or three rounds. When nc whipped
Bombardier Wells In two rounds
Wells jabbed Smith rapidly through
the end Smith grazed Bomby with a
furious right that made him do some
seriou. thinking. In the second
Wells tried to avoid Smiths right
hook to the neck-a blow he'd heard
much about before the fight-and to
outbox the Gunner at long grange
without taking chances. Smith ran
at him and after sinking IL left hook
into his body to bring him forward
brought the right swishing around In
an overland arc. dropping II on
Bombardier's neck and knocking him
out. This Ia Gunboat Smiths favor
tie blow, although. to tell the truth
he uses number of punches with
equal effect. and with either hand.
~ Carpenters boxing little 1,
~ known In thiB country except
by report. He fought whirl.
wind fights against Wells. beating
him down the second time without
encountering resistance. He Tough
Joe jeanette twenty rounds In Paris
and It was a very even fight. I
seems almost impossible that 10,
can have tried his best to win-bu
he declares that he did--and II this |,
the case Carpenter must be rugges
fighter as we'll as clever boxer.
! The officiating py ciergymen In tn
recent Nights In London has arouse,
, a great deal of interest among mel
of the cloth. and many will cit n
ringside seats Knight.
Carpenter has been given q tre
mendous reception In London by bot
/, French and English boxing enthusi
asts. The young Frenchman In q
!. fair and gallant a fighter that he I
admired as much by the English a
, by his own countrymen. even thong
. the English public hopes to see "a
Anglo Saxon" defeat him to- night.
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Jim Kelly ran for Coleman In 7th.
Carey batted for Joe Kelly In 9th.
Leonard batted for Gibson In 9th.
Hyatt batted for Mamaux In eth.
SUMMARY.
First Base on lBalls-On Ruckcr, 2:
of O'Toole. 2: of Marnaux. !; OFF
Raglan, I. Struck Out-By Rucker, 3;
by O'Toole. I: by Marnaux. /; by
Ragan, 2. Left on Bases-Brooklyn.
s; Pittsburgh, s. Thrce-base Hits
Konetchy. OToole. Two-base Hits
Omara. Daubert. Wheat. Sacrifice
Hts ourey. Memoir. Omara, Leon
ard. Cmpires-Lincoln and Byron
Attendance, 5000.
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q ,cisl To The Evening World.

EXPOSITION PARK, PITTS
BuRGH. July 1.-THE Brookfeds
won their NTH game straight from
the Pittsburgh rebels, taking the first
game OF the double bill handily by
timely batting.
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FIRST INNING-Omara tripled to
centre. Daubert singled to right,
scoring Omara. Myers fouled to
Leonard. Wheat singled to centre.
Daubert taking third. Cutshaw sim
gled to left, scoring Daubert. Hum
mel, walked. filing the bases. At
this stage Kantlehner was derricked
and McQuillan went to the mound for
Pittsburgh. Smith sacrificed hied to
Carey and Wheat scored. McCarty
was sent to bat instead OF Miller ana
he singled through short, scoring
Cutshaw. Pfsffer fouled out 10 Glib
con. FOUR RUNS.
Mensor walked. Leonard fouled 20
Smith. Wagner forced Mensor.
Omara to Cutshaw. Viox Med out to
Myers. NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING-Omara fied to
Mensor. Daubert flied to Jim Kelley.
Myers grounded out. Wagner to
Honey. NO RUNS.
Honey fouled to Smith. jim Kelley
lined TO Myers. Carey singled to left
| Gibson famed. Gibson objected toe
much to one OF Umpire Byron's de.
cisions on strikes and was elected
from the game. NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING-Wheat dropped
| one In front Of plate and was touched
out by Coleman. unassisted. Cutshaw
singled to right. Hummel out. Vioz
to Honey, and Smith was retired the
same way. NO RUNS. Coleman nov
catching for Pigh.
McQuillan struck out. Cutshaw
threw Menser out at first. Leonard
was tossed out, Pfefer to Daubert
NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNING-McCarty out
McQuillan to Honey. Voix tossed on
Pfeffer Wagner tossed out O'Mara
NO RUNS,
Wagner lined TO Cutshaw. Viox wa
safe on Smiths wild throw Kone!
line flied to Hummel. Jim kelle!
flied to O'Mara. NO RUNS.
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"Great victory" says Owner of
Kansas City Team.

KANSAS CITY. NO.. July l6.-"It Is a
great victory for the Federal League"
declared c. c. Madison. President of
the Kansas City Baseball Club. to-day
when Informed Of the Johnson decision.
This 10 the first decision Of an ap.
pellate court and II means not only that
Johnson may play with us but that
suits seeking to keep Hal Chase and
Player Marsans from the Federal League
probably will be decided In the Federal
Leagues favor"
johnson has been on the bench since
the decision against him was rendered
by Judge Foeil. Madison said he prob
ably would get into the game to-mor'
row,
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SUN MARY.

First Base on Balls--Houck. 6:
Dickson, I: I-eciaire. 1. Struck Out
by Houck, 6; Leciaire. 1. Left on
Bases-Brookfeds. 6: Pittsfeds. 4.
Three Base Hit-Evans. Two Base
Hits-Shaw. Myers. Mcdonald. Sac
riflce Hit-Jones. Stolen Base-My-
ers. Double Plays-Holly to Brad
ley: Savage to Mcdonald to Bradley;
Holt to Hoffman to Myers. Umpires
Mccormick and Cusack. Attend
ance. 500,
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spikins Causes Evsrs's Absence.

ST. LOUIS. July ls.-Second Baseman
Johnny BvVrs Of the Boston National
League club probably will be out OF the
game for several days. In the seventh
~ S Csu.. 40 IL: i.tt.r ala into s sS,os
base. He played Tuesday. but yester-
day the wound IVES indsmsd and the
| dub tyolnng aAvteed . lAy-o6.
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Copyright Yorkw
A MERlCAS hope in England to-day Who
~ Carpenter. the great French champion. London
Gunboat had fought
and
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Roberts batted for Leclaire In Sth.
Kerr batted for Holly In 9th.
Menoskey batted for Berry In 9th.
Lewis batted for Walker In eth.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At ST. LOUIS.
PHILADELPHIA
ST. LOUIS
Batteries - lineup and Killifer;
Doak and Wingo. Umpires-Hart
and Rigler.
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ring days fights country
lawful
champions other
whipped the British Willie
being victories when he ouponed Welsh
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At KANSAS CITY.
INDIANAPOLIS
o 0
KANSAS CITY
o. -
Observation-Disclosures and Rariden;
Stone and Egeprotn. Umpires-Van
SICKLE and Anderson.
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the affair. But the reverses TO
American athletic champions this
summer. beginning with golf and
ending with the defeat Of Willie
Richie by Freddy Welsh. have
brought international rivalry to Z
pitch never reached before. Six
months ago Gunboat might have
been regarded as just another
American fighter going to Europe to
"clean up" To-day he's the chief
representative Of this country's
prowess In the ring. And the ring
has become amazingly prominent
within the past few months.
Fighting always has been = popu.
lar sport In England. In the old Lon.
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BAsKBALL. TO- DAY. $50 ?. y. NJ. Z.
An.nes1s Va .. LouA Pess os'snAA Az.
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SMITH Will challenge
JACK JOHNSON At ONCE
# He WHIPS CARPENTER

To-Nights Fight at the Olympia, London, Has
Aroused More Interest Than Any Ring
Battle Ever Held in Europe-The French
man Is Slight Favorite in the Betting
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At BOSTON.
0 0 0 2 3 0 .
BOSTON,
O O O O O 0 2

Batteries-Dauss and Stanage; Ruth
and Corrigan. Dineen and
| Sheridan.
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK.
YONKERS, n. Y. July l6.-The en-
tries for to-morrow's races are as
follows:
FIRST .RACE-For two.ycAroids; ss'lins; five
anA hall iirria
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At BUFFALO.
BALTIMORE
2 I 0 0 2 l
eUFFALO-
O O 0 0 O 0

Batteries-Smith and Jacklitsch;
Schultz and Blair. Umpires-Cross
and Goeckel.
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At WAShlNoToN.
CLEyELAND-
! O ! 0 O O
WASHINGTON
@ o O 0 O O

. Observation-Disclosures and O'Neil;
Shaw and Williams. Umpires-
OLoughlin and Hildebrand.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At PHILADELPHIA,
CHICAGO
0 I 0 4
ATHLETICS
2 O 3 0

Batteries-Russell and Schalk: Ben
der and Schang. umpires-Egan and
Evans.
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SECOND GAME.
BATTING oRDE r.

Umpires-Byron and Johnson. Al
tendance 1900.
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SECOND GAME.
BATTING ORDER.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Cusack.
Attendance-2,00 900.
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BROOKLYN.
PlTTSBURG.

Egan batted for Rucker In sth.
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INTELLIGENT SUFFRAGE
The most important thing needed
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rozprawic sic armatami auStrya-
ckiemi, skupiajacem sic podob-
no kolo Rzeszowa.
- Urzad wojenny rosyjski po-
twierdza doniesienia 0 wielkich
stratach zadanych Austryakom,
zaznacza przytem, re Austryacy
znieli wysoka proporcys posR--
kow niemieckich W swej armii, co
wskazuje proporcya niemieckich
jeicow w zabranych wojskach
austryackich, oraz liczba dziAl
niemieckich rowniez zabranych
w walce AuStryakami: dial ia
kich maja dotad Moskale Sc, jeh-
cow niemieckich liczbe, zabra--
nych przy wojskach Austryi po-
daia ma 5000.
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MoskaIe W Galicyi
zachOdDiej.
KOmunikacye pOmiedzy
Przemyslem a Krako-
Wem prZeciete.

Londyn, II wrzeSnia. = Po-
twierdza sic doniesienie wczoraj-
sze, ze Rosyanie whoczyli do
Galicyi zacho6niej: prac ma po-
Iudnie pedzac armie auStryac--
kie Kr6lestwa, Moskale wparli
ie do Galicyi zschodniej, przekro-
czyli "a Austryakami rzeki San i
Whsle zapuScili sic daleko Ia
pofudnie az pod Jaslo - ma pod
karpaciu Galicyi ZACH, Przecina'
iac W zupe{noSci w okolicach Ian
cuta Rzeszowa komunikacye
PrzemySla z Krakowem. Los
Rzeszowa ME jest wiadomy - 0
Taroslawiu mad Sanem mowia, ze
zaiety przez Rosyan, co ME trud-
ne bye powinno bo (wbrew donie
sieniom pism angielskich) Jaro-
slaw ME jest miastem fortyfiko-
wanem, tylko t. wv. punktem
wzmocnionym i garnizonowym,
Miasta Tarnow Bochnie uwazac
nalezy "a SLIME zagrozone; "a
lew rosyjski zbliza sic szybko kn
krakOwOWi
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Szczegoly Walk
Ostatnicb.

Paryz, II wrzesnia. - Nadesz-
ty tn doniesienia, re Niemcy juz
opuscili Bruxelle Leodyum, po-
spiesznie sic usuwajac ma francu-
skie LIME bojowe. Powtarzaja tez
doniesienia, re kierownictwo wo-
jenne niemieckie wydaio rozpo--
rzadzenie, IL wojska niemieche
maja sic wycofae Belgii, Fran
cyl i Luxemburga, a skupic sic
ma linii obron Renu.
Berlifiskie doniesienia. %. TO-.
Berlin, II wrzesnia. - Urzad
wojenny stale oglasza tylko tyle,
re przebieg dziaiah wojennych
jest ,,zadawalajacy" i re Niemcy
spokojni So koniec wojny. Mic
wiecej absolutnie cd tygodnia ME
oglaszaja: powoduje to straszli-
we zdenerwowanie ludnoSci de-
monstracye tluunow domagaja-
cych sic prawdy. .Pisma niemieckie
utrzymuja, re ma lewem skrzydle
francuskiem napierajace dwie
armie Kluka Buelowa polaczyly