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.GOORTY READY
TO BOX BECKETT
Fulton Is on Same Card To-
night.

LONDON, Sept Flight talk was the
main topic of London sporting CONVEX
sation to-day on the eve of one of the
greatest boxing shows ever staged in
England.
Interest became acute with the termi-
nation Of training in the camps of Joe
Beckett, the British heavyweight cham
pion, and Eddie McGoorty, the American
soldier, who are to meet tomorrow night
in a twenty round bout which will feature
a card including two British champions, a
French champion, two Americans and a
crack British heavyweight.
Both Beckett and the American were
reported In perfect condition to mill the
twenty rounds for purse of $4,000 and
a side bet OF $4,000.
Beckett will weigh about 1874, while
McGoorty will enter the ring at about
.165. The champion will enter the ring
favorite over the American.
One preliminary will bring together
Charles Ledoux, French bantam cham
pion, and Walter Ross. British cham
pion. in twenty round go for $4,000.
The other preliminary will be ten
round melee between the American
heavyweight. Fred Fulton, and Arthur
Townley one OF Beckett's sparring
partnerA
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JACKSON DEFEATS
DUNDEE ON POINTS
Harlem Lightweight Takes
Six of the Eight Rounds
in Jersey City.

Willie jackson, the Harlem light
weight, who once knocked out Johnny
Dundee In the first round. last night at
the Armory A. c. in Jersey City defeated
Dundee In a spirited eight round bout
before a packed house.
Jackson had the better OF six rounds,
taking the first, third, fifth. sixth, sew
enth and eighth, while Dundee earned
the second and fourth rounds.
Jackson won through forcing tine fight,
delivering heavy body blows at short
range and varying with solid lefts to the
face. Dundee made his customarily
spectacular fight. delivering blows while
jumping up and down like a jack in the
box.
Dundee won the second round with
lots to spare and It was the most ex-
citing session Of the bout The Italian
started with a shower of lefts that
landed clearly on Jackson, though not
doing any damage
Then Dundee performed his favorite
trick of backing against the ropes and
springing forward, a. the same time
lashing out with both hands, jackson
was unable to avoid the attack and the
Italian worked SO rapidly that Jackson
could not even counter. Dundee ended
the round with a solid right to Jackson's
face that Jared the Harlemite.
jackson came back strong In the third
and took the round by clear margin.
getting a number of solid rights to the
body that slowed Dundee for the time
being.
The italian made his last rally in the
fourth and earned the round by a
narrow margin, but after that he lost
speed and dash, and Jackson by steady
aggressive work won the remaining
rounds. There were no knockdowns and
neither man was punished to any extent.
The weights were 1874 pounds for
jackson and 1872 u for Dundee.
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Lynch Defeats Herman
in Bout at Waterbury
Local Boxer Has Big Margin on Champion Bantam
Who Engages in Marathon-Tite Holders
Methods Displease 10000 Fans.

In only one round, the fourth, did Her
man uncork any of his vaunted clever
ness. In that round he landed left
swings TO Lynch's face time and again
and punished him with short rights and
lefts to the body at close quarters
After the nth round Lynch tore in
and clipped the champion with rights
and lefts to the chin, but many of them
fell short In the last round Lynch tried
hard to drop Herman, but the title holder
covered UP.
Referee Fitzgerald cautioned Herman
for hitting low In the early rounds and
In the last half OF the bout kept urging
the champion to Tight but Herman de-
clined.
Lynch Forces the Pace.
Round after round Lynch forced the
pace and belabored his timid adversary
with all kinds of blows, but whenever
hard pressed Herman covered and used
his feet to get out of the danger zone.
Lynch really tired himself with his
own offensive efforts, while Herman, who
did little else except run away from
threatened punishment. was COMPARE
lively fresh at the close, although very
much worried.
Several of the thumps that Lynch
landed on the champions jaw shook the
title holder from head to heels, but
Herman invariably ran like a deer after
receiving a havy Jolt. Lynch pursued
with all his speed. but he had difficulty
In overtaling the valorous but fleet
footed champion.
Herman did not during the ten rounds
land half dozen effective blows on
Lynch. the champion being so intent on
escaping O. return that he was on the run
almost before his weak jabs reached the
mark.
Lynch was cheered to the echo as he
left the ring. 1t was predicted that II
he was lucky enough to get Herman In
the ring In bout to a decision the New
Orleans bootblack would be shorn Of his
honors.
Lynch was commended for his ag-
gressive and effective battle. but the
champion. who hurriedly left the ring at
the close of the last round. was followed
by the jeers of the crowd.
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Than 10000 Persons See War Cloud Belmont Pa
ROLLA FIRST IN
RYE ROAD RACE
MoharOk A. c. Scores Team,
Prize for Event.

Joseph Rolla of the Mohawk Athletic
Club. with the aid of six minute ham
dicap, won the seven mile handicap road
race held over the streets of Rye under
the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association OF Rye yesterday.
Rolla went to the front at the three
mile post and led from that point until
the finish, when he crossed the line fifty
yards in front of Albert Fleischer, an
unattached distancer. F'leischer was al
lowed minutes 80 seconds. Joseph
Durdy of the Cgnet A. c. of Port Chester
iniehed third from the minute 80 sec
ond mark. The winner negotiated the
distance In Al minutes 20 seconds.
Max Bohland of the Paulist A. c..
won the fast time prize from scratch.
Bohland finished in fifteenth place in
the fine time OF 20 minutes 81 seconds.
The team prize went to the Mohawk A.
G. athletes.
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KINGS COUNTY c. G
BROOKLYN C. C.

Bowling-Rushton. 3 for Is; Clarke, for q 4;
Atwood. for 10; Maclennan, 4 for %.
Well played innings on the part of
T. A. B. Walker and F. F. Kelly, both of
whom came close to the half century,
enabled the cricket eleven of the Staten
Island Cricket and Tennis Club to
achieve a signal victory over the Column
bia Oval Rovers in the association
match at Livingston yesterday. Column
bia was all out for 81 and Staten Island
responded with las. of which Walker
made 40, not out, and Kelly a.. Kelly
also excelled with the ball, taking five
wickets for SO runs, while w. M. Ray
burn. who scored 16, took four wickets
for IS runs. E. A. Barlow contributed
IL to the home teams total
Doubles for the Rovers were made by
w. King. 16; r. Hunt, IS, and E. Baker,
IS. ]. Davis captured FIVE wickets for
81 runs. In the second innings OF the
Rovers all were out for SO. so that
Staten Island won by an innings and 25
runs Baker scored IA and w. II. Smith
10. A. S. Durrant excelled with the bah
for Staten Island, taking Ave wickets for
IS runs. while Rayburn took fve for 43.
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M'GREGOR THE GREAT
WINS CHANTICLEER
Walter COx's TrOtter Carries
Off Feature at Charter
Oak Meet.

HARTFORD, CONN, Sept. 1--McGregor
the Great, Walter Cox's great trotter,
defeated a field of seven horses in the
feature event, the Chanticleer. for 2:10
trotteis, In the opening card of Grand
Circuit racing at Charter Oak Park to-
cay. The best time was :07%. Cox
maneuvred his entry In front at the
start of the first heat and he was never
headed in that heat or the two follow
ing. Echo Direct, piloted by Brusie, took
second place in each heat.
The 2o9 trot furnished the most
thrilling finish of the day when in the
first heat Labe Riddell, Tara's Hall and
Gentry c tore down the stretch neck
and neck, less than a head separating
the three trotters at the finish. The
best time was 2:10, made by Tara's
Hall in the second heat. Labe Riddell
won the other two and the race.
Ante Guy was not in condition for
the scheduled match race with Lu
Princeton and Mabel Trask was sub
stituted. Lu Princeton defeated the
famous mare in both heats. Best time
1854. The track was fair, although
muddy on the homestretch. The. SUM
maries:
THE CHANTIcI.EER, FOR 2:1o TRoT-
TERS-PURSE $4,000
McGregor the Great, b. g., by Peter
Echo the Street DTsss ' Dr. E.. b; Echo TeGi
the Ssr Trismp., b. a. BY The Expo-
nent (walker). .........:......S .
Golden Spire, CHI. m. (Geers) .......3
Peter Pasue. br. S. (Thomas). 4
Constantine the Great and Annie Maloney
also started.
Time, 2:osE, 2:o7%, 2:osh.
MATCH RACE, ron TRoTTERs-PURsE
$1,5t0.
Lu Princeton. b. s., by San Fran,
Mabel Trask, b. m. tHoranl.
Time: 2;o8H, ;06h, =, nm
s:og CLASS. TROTTING-PCRSE SloVo'
Labe Riddeli. br. s.. by ]. Malcolm,
Forbes (Packer) ............:".l
Tara's Hall. blk. m, by Walnut
Hall (Rodney) .............'...S
Gentry C., CHI. z. (Ceers) ..........9
Lotto Watts, b. m. Murphy, -
Mary Mcgowan. br. m. (Leese) ....S
Jess Y. also started.
Time. a:l1h, 2:1o. 2:1i lis.
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BROOKLYN DEFEATS
KINGS AT CRICKET
Bowlers of Both Teams Have
Batsmen at Their Mercy at
Parade Grounds.

Batsmen had all the worst OF the ar
gument in their struggle with the bowl
ers in the Metropolitan League cham
pionship game between the Brooklyn and
Kings County Cricket clubs at the Pros
pect Park Parade Grounds in Brooklyn
yesterday. with the result that both
sides were put out for less than fifty
runs. Brooklyn was returned the win
ner by the narrow margin of eleven runs
after Diminishing Kings County for the
small total of 50. of which J. D. Maclen-
nan. former Crescent A C. soccer star,
made a.
Kings County came within an ace of
holding Brooklyn down to as small a
score, but thanks to the efforts of ]. L.
Poyer. II, and o. Meyer, is. last sea-
sons champion. managed to put together
40. The best bowling average stood to
the credit of Harry Rushton, who dis
missed five batsmen for. is runs, but
f. ]. Atwood of Kings County was
close second. with FIVE for 10. Other
good bowling figures were Whose of H.
Clarke. Brooklyn. three for 81, and ]. d.
Maclennan. Kings County, four for 90.
The score:
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
Jersey City in Newark.
Rochester in BinRhamton.
Buffalo in TORONTO.
No other games scheduled.

NEWARK, Sept. 1.-The Newark Bears
and Jersey City Skeeters snapped shut
outs to-day as a means of celebrating
Labor Day on the grounds of the for
mer team. Newark took the first con-
test by a score of / to o, and then
Jersey City evened 1t UP by winning the
second by a score of to o.
The first game was a tight pitchers
battle between Biemiller and McCabe.
McCabe permitted only four hits. while
the Jersey City twirler was only stung
for five. The only run of the game was
scored by Letter after two were out In
the sixth inning. Letter walked and
stole second, and came home on Bruggy's
single.
Jersey City had its inning in the sec-
ond contest, when AL Schacht, the In
ternational veteran, pitched Donovan's
team to shutout. Seven hits were made
or Schacht, but he kept them nicely
scattered and the Shelters played err
rorless ball behind him. Extra base
hitss by Wiglesworth and Moores were
responsible for the runs the Shelters
scored on Pat Shea. The score:
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.
BELMONT PARK RACETRAOK. sept. 1-CIeari track

fpo %a $ NE . the FfS CAKE ssd s pa
31Q RACEF@
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NOTICE To sEMI-PROs.

Scores OF yesterdays semi-pro games
will be published in next Sundays SUN.
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BOYER FIRST IN AUTO RACE.
Wins 225 Mile Contest Mt Union.
town Speedway.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, Sept. Joe Boyer,
driving Frontenac, won the 225 mile
autumn classic at the Speedway here
this afternoon. His time was 2:24:19
and his average was 94.6.
Roscoe Sarles was second and Louis
Chevrolet third. Boyer. who was driv-
Ing for CASTOR Chevrolet, had stopped
on the 11Sth lap for two tires, losing
hrst place to Tommy Milton, but re.
gained the lead when Millions car
burned on the 1ssth lap. In the pre-
liminaries Boyer set new local record
of 1852 miles an hour.
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On ash winner Poymeu A, X.
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O'DOWD Furnishes
LEWIS AT SYRACUSE
Middleweight Title Holder
Scores in Ten Round Bout.

SYRACUSE, N Y. Sept. Mike
oDowd of St Paul. middleweight cham
pion. outfought Ted tKid) Lewis of New
York in ten round bout here tonight
o'Dowd was the aggressor through
out and had Lewis in trouble in the
sixth. eighth and tenth rounds from
hard punishment administered to the
head and body. O'Dowd weighed 1854
pounds and Lewis las pounds.
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STANLEY CASTING CHAMPION.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-willIam Stanley,
Chicago, to-day won the all around
championship of the International Fly
and Bait Casting Association, competing
In the three day tournament with total
of only 26 dement's. 1t is the second
consecutive year Stanley is the victor.
In the one-quarter ounce accuracy bait
Stanley took first with 99.5 and In the
fisherman's accuracy bait ]. A. Clifford
was first.
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THREE I LEAGUE CLOSES.
Bloomington, H., Team Wins
First Pennant Since 1908.

PEORIA, ILL.,. Sept 1.-THE Three I
League closed its twentieth annual
cha mpionship season to-day with tho
Bloomington, Ill, club the pennant win
ner by a margin of slightly more than
twelve games. Peoria finished second
and Evansville, Ind, was third.
Both in attendance and in the sale OF
young ball players this year was the
81 eatest season the league has had IT,
ten years. The total attendance IN the
siS cities runs close to 100000, and
more than dozen players were sold -
major and class IA league clubs.
This was the first pennant the Bloom
ington club won since 1903. Joseph
Dunn of Springfield. Ohio, mansged the
team.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. s2ss271s o Totals. s2o7g7131
DATED for Madden In the ninth inning
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DAVID daruin closed tast ana got up Ii
hang right at end. simpleton had IL excus.
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GIRL SETS swIMMING MARK.

CHICAGO, Sept. lone Central A. A.
U. outdoor swimming record was
smashed to-day when Miss Freda Mat
tbs, Chicago. covered the 100 yard free
style for women in :121-5 at the water
carnival held under the auspices of the
Lincoln Park Boat Club. The old mark
was :15 fiat.
The sun., 1919-09-02
C0OGAN DEFEATS ADAIR.
Brooklyn Boxer Has Better of Ten
Round Contest.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. Mel
Coogan of Brooklyn outpointed Barney
Adair OF New York in their ten round
bout here to-day.
Coogan showed himself to be the bet
ter boxer and also was the aygressor
throughout Adair's cleverness IN de-
fierce kept him out of serious danger.
but the BrooklyniteN scored the greatest
number of clean blows. forced the fight
and was entitled to the decision.
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BALTIMORE SCORES
TWO OVER READING
Losers Get a Triple Play in
First Game.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-(Interiationa
defeated Reading to-day in
a double header. to and 5 to 4. The
features OF the first game were a triple
play by Reading in the sixth and Bent
ley's homer.
In the second a single by Doolan won
the game. The scores:
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TURF.
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LINCoLNs DOUBLE vICToRs.
Defeat Royal Giants by Scores Of
3 to 4 and 2 to O..

The Lincoln Giants won two games
from the Royal Giants yesterday at
Dexter Park, the first by a score Of
TO / and 2 to o. NJ. Thomas held the
Royals to two hits in the second game
The scores:
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FIRST GAME

Rd Two base hits-Burns. Doolan. Home run
Double plsys-Msisei and Bentley: DooIan'
E Eli9it and Bentley; Sheridan and Konnick'
III Irlhe piay-Brower, Fishburn and Konnick.
bases on balls-on Parnham, 4: Oh Broxer
D. HIT by pitcher-By Parnham. i (,rowerI'
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Herman Plays Safely.
BINGHAMTON TWICE
BEATS ROCHESTER
Makes IL Six Victories in a
RoU-Scores, 10 and 4-3.

BINcHAMroN. N. Y, Sept 1 (In-
ternational) .-Binghamton won its sixth
consecutive victory here this afternoon
by defeating the Colts in both games.
The scores were l to 0 and to 3. The
scores:
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SECOND GAME

Two base ht--Long. hHe bass hlts-
Cueto, Nagle. Stolen bases-O Rourke, Hart
man. Sacrifice hits-Donovan. Nagle. Dou-
BILE plays-Long. (unassisted): Long. Dona-
hue and Long: Hartman. 0Rourke and Nc
Larry. Left on bases-Binghamton 5, Roches-
ter T. First base on errur-Binghamton
Bases on, balls-0f Clifford 3; off Donovan
2. HitsfOh Donovan, in 1928 innings; of
Martin, o in 1-3 inning; of Clifford, II in 5
innings. Struck out-By Donovan, /: by
Clifford. l. Winning pitcher--Donovan. Los
ing pitcher-Chfford.
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'Apprentice allowance claimed.
MILWAUKEE, PITCHER SOLD.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-The sale of
Pitcher Tim Murchison to the Milwaukee
Club OF the American Association was
announced here to-day by the Peoria
Club Of the Three League.
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MORNING GAME
Totals. =. AZ ) s Is Is II

'Batted for Heck in the twelfth inning.
Buffalo .......o o o--5
Toronto 80 0 o 0 Is
Two base hits-Donelson, Heating, Gonzales
Three base hits-Ande Fson. Stolen bases
Barney, Gonzales 9, Anderson 2, Whiteman.
Sacrifice hits-w. Purtell. Sacrifice fly
Heating. Left on bases-Butalo 6, Toronto
H. Bases on bslls--Oh Heck 3, off Devin-
ney 6. Struck out-By Heck 9; by Deyin-
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JACK sHARKEY A WINNER.

DETROIT, Mich. Sept. 1.-Newspaper
men gave Jack Sharkey every round OF
MS ten round go with Jabez White Of
Albany here tonight. The winner is 10
meet Pete Herman, bantamweight tile
holder, here September Is, it wac an
nounced.
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PERRY DEFEATS CHIC s1MLER.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Sept Jack Perry
OF Pittsburg won practically every round
OF fifteen from Chic Simler of Buffalo
here tonight and was awarded a de,I'
sion by Referee Eddie Kennedy.
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LEAFS TAKE TWO.
Defeated Buffalo by Score of 9 to
5 and 4 to 3.

TORONTO, Sept. INTERNATIONALLY
The Leafs took both games of ,iouble
header with Buffalo here to-day. Tho
first game ran twelve innings. with
Trcnoto in the lead. to g. The score
Of the second was to 8. The scores:
ZEnpNIA-6
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AFTERNOON GAME
Totals. 30 Al q II 2

Two base hit-Barney. Double PLAYS
Gonzales and onslow; Anderson and onsiow;
Heating, Janvrin and wiltse Janvrin. Keat.
ing and Wiltse. Bases on balls-Oh Harscher
81 of Hubbell. /. Struck out-By Harscher
s. Sacrifice hit-Hubbell. Stolen base-Barney
Left on bases-Bufalo, 3; Toronto. :.
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Weight stops Miss Jemima.

The Tomboy also furnished a thrilling
contest. Miss Jemima showed the way
for three-eIghths of a mile. There she
was Joined by Wedding Cake, and the
pair measured strides for another eighth
OF a mile. In the final drive Miss
fJemima staggered under her heavy i'm
post and Wedding Cake sped on and
home to rather easy victory. Germa,
which arrived from Saratoga only an
hour before the contest. ran an excep-
tionally good race and, finishing like a
whirlwind. got up in time to beat Home
ly by few inches for the SECOND part
OF the purse.
Lucullite hung up his record without
dong his best. He followed Mrs. PAYNE
Whitney's Peter Piper to the head OF
the stretch, where he went to the front
and won eased up. Peter Piper was
second four lengths in front of Fruit
Cake.
The Broadhollow Steeplechase went to
r. Ambrose Clark's Robin Goodfellow,
with Morton l.. Schwartz's Delaware, an
added starter. second. and II. w. Max
wells Decisive third.
The last race brought out a real good
Held of youngsters, including Sea Mint,
q giant chestnut colt belonging 70
1hcmas Fortune Ryan which has been
working wonders In his trials all sea-
son. He ran real good race, but hung
in the final drive and was beaten by a
head by w. r. Goes David Harum.
Richard T. Wilson's Slmpleton was
third. 1t was Sea MINIS first race and
II was an impressive one lie is a hand
some big colt and Jack Joyner, his
trainer, Is confident he will give a good
account OF himself In the Futurlty. The
colt has worked as fast as any young
ster. and q majority OF trainers saw he
is Man o. Wars worthiest rival.
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Totals. 20 1875 II
Rochester ......... % o o o o 90
Binghamton ......... o IL
Sacrifice hits-Shields. Cueto. Double plays
Riley and Hartmann; ORourSe, Hartman
and McLarry. Left on Observation-Disclosures
/; Rochester. s. First base on error-Bing-
hamton. Bases on balls-On Beckvermint.
4; off Hoffman. 2. Struck out-By Beckver-
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BOB SIMPSON STARS.
Scores I'm High and Low Hurdles
In Chicago Meet.

CHICAGO, Sept. bob Simpson star
at the recent interallied meet in Paris,
took frst place in both the 229yard low
hurdles and the 100 yard high hurdles
at the Forty-first Infantry Association
track meet to-day. Simpson ran under
the colors OF the Illinois Athletic Club
and defeated 10 and Frank Loomis after
a neck and neck race.
10 Loomis of the Chicago Athletic
Association captured II points of his
clubs total of 81. l. A. C. representa-
tives piled up SIS points for second place.
while the University of Chicago took
third with 10 points.
One Central A. A. U. record fell when
Angler of the l. A. c. threw the javelin
179 feet s inches.
NOTICE To SEMI-PROs.
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Fishburn. Brewer. Sheridan, Msisei. Sscri.
nee htt-seiboid. Left on bases Baltimore
IL Reading, II. Bases On bsi,s-on Brown'
8; on seibold, .. Struck out--By seibold
81 by Brown. 4. Wild pitch--Brown. Losine
pitcher-Brown. 0o'"s
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specsal ps.pateA to THE spr.

WATERBURY,, Conn. Sept but for thu
fact that Pete Herman. worlds bantam
champion, refused to box Joe Lynch ex-
cept In decisionless contest, the West
Slider, now would be the title holder. In
an unsatisfactory ten round bout before
10000 persons at the Driving Park this
afternoon Lynch decisively outpointed
the title holder. He won FIVE of the ten
rounds, Herman captured but one and
four were even.
The New York bantam several times
during the contest had the champion In
serious trouble, on which occasions Her
man took to his heels. In addition to his
objections against a decision by the ref
cree. Herman also compelled Lynch to
weigh lis pounds at P. NJ, while the
champion elected to enter the ring at
any weight he pleased. Lynch's weight
at ring time was announced as 119, and
while Herman's actual weight was not
reported, 1t was announced that he was
below lis. which caused incredulous
comment from the spectators. Herman
looked much heavier than lis.
In spite of these restrictions the rangy
bantam who gave Jimmy Wilde a great
twenty round battle In London. waded
into the Crescent City title holder as II
determined to win by a knockout. Real
margin he outpointed the champion the
latter's title would remain intact, Lynch
set terrific pace from the first round
and never slackened his efforts till the
final gong ended the contest.
1t was a humiliating attitude for the
class champion to take and the great
crowd at the Driving Park repeatedly
Missed and hooted the title holder for
his ignoble performance.
Herman Plays Safely.
Herman played safe all through the
bout and at no time was the aggressor,
Lynch was on top of his man all the
way and in several rounds backed the
champion UP against the ropes with right
and left swings. Herman occasionally
landed hard left swing to the face. one
of which rocked Lynch in the second
round.
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ont
QsO Tomboy Handicap
oo % stTrSt pss aS sddsd Time Los 10 on
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JERSEY RIVALS
DIVIDE SHUTOUTS
Newark Wins First Half of
Holiday Double Header;
Jersey City Takes Second.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

Newark /: Jersey City. 0 (frst gsme).
Jersey City, 8: Newark. o (second game).
Baltimore, Z; Reading (hrst camel
Baltimore, 5; Reading. tsecond camel.
Binghamton, /: Rochester, o Cfirst game).
Binghamton. 4; Rochester, 8 (second camel
Toronto. 6; Buffalo. FIRST game. twelve
Toronto. I; Buffalo, second same).
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FIRST GAME
Totals. S15N col

Jersey City.............o 0 o o o o 90
Newark ...............0 o 0 o 10 o XII
Stolen bases-Letter Jacob. Sacrifice hits
McCabe, Bruggy, Zitzman, Letter. Left on
bases-Newark, Z: Jersey City. 3 Bases on
balls-of Biemiller. I. Struck out-By Bic
miller. 6: by McCabe, 3.