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k f r THE WORLDs FRIDAY < YEISIiVGpCTQBEIlv2 1903 I d ij
f I F 0 l j SP0RTINX3 NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WOjD L li
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1RROOKLYN MEETS
JERSEY CHAMPIONS
Hanlons Superbas Cross the
N rth River to Take a fall
Out of Manager Murrays
r Pennant Winners
BATTING ORDER
r
Jersey City Brooklyn
JJemem If trang 3b
Jlerritt ss Slvffckurd If
I iHalllgan cf Dobbs cf
Cassidy it Doyle lb
MoOormlck rf Dahlen H
Doolin 2t > Grssler rf
Woods St > Jordan 2b
MaMnnus c ftt1tt c
Pfluimlller p Qarvln p
ymplre Tuck Turner
WEST SIDE PARK JERSEY CITY
Oct Z Ned Hanlons Brooklyn baseball
team of the National League which ha
ben playing exhibition frames In the
West since the season ended came to
these grounds this afternoon where
they met Billy Hurrays champion Jer
iy City team of the Eastern League
i The day was perfect for tho game as
ther was no wind blowing to speak of
that wquld Jmvo a tendency to chill tho
players and the rooters Manager Mur
tvf kod his men have always been of
the opinion they could trim Hnnlons
cxowd and as a result they lined UP
C calnBit them determined to carry off
the game Promptly at 330 oclock the
bnbanc arid the game started with
over 00DertMns pltient
1 Flr t Inning
ci ment walked Merrltt filed out to
Dahlen Hnlllgan sent a fly to Dobbs
CMsUy singled to Ief nsndlns Clement
I to third McC6rm llted to Jordan
NrIfUnl
l ran drow n pass to first but was
eaufist napping by McCunn Btieckarrl
buntfliefl to llcCnnn and Dobbs tiled
oLo Clement No runs
Sreonil liming
Doolln foulfllepd to Strang Woods
was thrown out by Garvlu DIUIon I
fanned the air No runs
L Doyle filed to McCnrmack and Dahlen
I aid likewise to Clement Gesler walked
Jordan was retired by Doolm and Cos
i aMy No runs
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HAINSTOPS THE
INfW YORKS GAME
BUFFALO Oat 2The Jlints ar
rived here this morning prepared to
play two games with the Hnffiln learn
ham began to fall In a light drizzle
about noon and the frame scheduled
for today was declared off
The Idea now Is to play two frames to
mOrrow
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WINNERS AT HARLEM
IIAOUI M HACK TIIACIC fHICAlO
Oct 2The races scliidulo to on run
here this aftemoon nwultml na follows
First llace riireeiiuarttra of n mile
Von hy Maninl 0 to 1 coil 2 to I
Lucy Crawford 3 to 2 was second
Merry night third Time 113 45
Second Rice Short courst Won by
Onvns 2 to 1 and 4 to 6 Alllne Ahoott
4 to o wa eecond IUIIIa third Time
33215
Third Uses One mileWon bv
Sttiyve 0 lo 1 and 3 to 6 Tom 1
OShantw 3to 1 waa second Talno
third flme140 25
RESULTS AT ST LOUIS
Srxclal to Th nvrnlnc World I
PFIJAit PAKK IIACK THACK ST
IXJUI8 Oct Kollowlnir are the re
sult of the races ° srnediiudto ho run
hlrfl tiitlay
First Jlnce Six furlongs Von by
Denzil 2 to I nnd 4 to 6 Trlnco hoed
icy S to 5 was second and Swift Candle
third Time 116 34
Second Itnce On and oneeighth of a
miles Won by The Bobby even and 2
to fi Kitnga 1 to 2 was second hegira
third Time 1E54
Third nacePlve and onehalf fur
10nReWon by Sadie Burch 12 to 1 and
4 to1 Lady Free Knight 6 to I for
> lace was second Mention was third
mIG09 12
THE TRUCK FOR COUGHLIN
Con CoughUn has quit the fighting
business After his bout with Flti Ham
Fitzpatrick sAid to him Whom will
match you with now Con
No one Mid Con I am through
with this fighting btiiinear I will go
back to work on Monday morning
JSD CzAI
I
t WAITING FOR A HIGH ONE TO DROP
L In the National League There Probably la No Surer Fielder than Clarke I
t kr the Pittsburgh Captain and Manager
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BUSY DAYS IN THE
PUGILISTIC WORLD
t
w1 t f FIGHTS BILLED hOR TONIGHT II
r > mmy WiUh vs tdillc Can ten rounds Lnnox Athletic Club Iloston
I c t rt HrOoklyn Tti n y Hulilvai Vii KIJ llermaiiu ton rounds Kanci City A 1
Jci MATTY LED THE
GIANTSPITCHERS
t
i ChrjIy Matluen eon l the filnnti1
F aniplon pitcher The big twirler oc
j pteT the box In fortyfive gamus this
3lle won thirty of them loit
rMe and tied one ills percuntUKO
iliu Wit
tleadibo League In pitcttng
ptcatagoot jex hfplt Ii4
LQ414ftltr pitched
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r
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eam than Mnthewsnn but did not
I gain aa gut > O a erccntat3 TheIron
j Man eapaged In fort > tlght games
won tweiilynlnn and lost nineteen
Taylor pitched InentyJrlx games won
eleven lost fourteen and tied tine
Cronln pitched thirteen Barnes WJn
eight lost four and lied une
FITZ WORRIES GARDNER
George Gardner tho champion llirht
hcavywclght must be afraid that
Fltzsmtqop3 will draw out of his match
wlih him The Now EnglanJsr will
rx sl his forfeit of nMO lo Chloigo
I next wtek to hold Kltr to tl1e match
llttlmmoni say that cc coon e i Chard
nilr huts hlsmoney hewUI coeerIL
CORBETT WILL
MEfT CALLAHAN
S
Little Fighters Agree to Condi
tions for SixRaund Bout in
Philadelphia and Will Ex
change Punches on Oct 21
Young Corb lt the worlds feitthcr
weight champion nnil Tim Callnhnn
lit ti finally mttlril lIon a iliio for
their battle It will take place In 1hlla
delphla on Oct 21
A week before thAt on Oct 14 Cor
belt will ngnln meet Sammy Siiffth th >
Quaker City hoy who stayed six rounds
with him a few week RIO
The little Uenverllo it now training
for thee matches at Johnsons road
houss on Jerome avenue Harry Tuthlll
Is looking after his work and Johnny
Ilurdlck la boxing wltrt him
Corbetl will box In BOll ton before
the first of November and after that
will no West to Frlaco He will stop at
St Lout on the way out and met
Tommy Sullivan In a bout
POLICE STOPPED BOUT
PHILADELPHIA Oct 2BelIeneld
Waloctt was to have met Dave Holly
at the Broadway A C last night hut
hf failed to appear and Young Starr
was substituted It was a sad Job for
Starr He took a beating for four
rounds find then the police were seized
with a spirit of humanity They got
In th erlng and stopped the mill Holly
caped without a mark
CHOYNSKI IN CHICAGO
Joe Choynskl the heavyweight of
California has returned to Chicago
where he nlll rest before taking part III
another light Choynskl says the
miners In Alaska bet plenty of money
on tutTle to beat him and he cleared
over ISono In beta on nls victory
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With One Victory to the Pirates Credit Backers
of the Smoky City Set Are Now Offering
Odds that They Win Majority ot Games
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Plttstiurg8 team In a championship
organization Hiiro enough
Seems lucky for the Boston Ameri
cans that the team played no part In
the pennant race In Johnsons league
Thats the Impressln gained from the
play In the Ilrst days came of the
HIMICM for the championship of the
world
Tho way the PlttsbtirRerB played
around the elite New Englanders has
just set baton fans to guessing
There In a secret In tho Pirates
success All season they have played
together forgetting at all times their
own records Yet they have gone
along and made averages ot which
any player In the world might well be
proud
There Hans Wagner for one He
tA the National League batters For
the season he hit at a 352 clip That
Is a record no American League player
equalled In the field one always sees
Honus on the hustle No hit bill Is
Impossible for him He does not always
get thorn but he always trlei And
for that ho has been credited with
ninny errors hut the end of the season I
saw him with a fielding average of 926
Then comfn Fred Clarke leader of
the Nationals champions Its many
vears since Fred began playing ball
and nlmmt from the first he was mim
tiered among the stars lie could al
ways hit and run bases In covering I
his position In left Held he Is nearly I
always found where the ball Is about
to drop In hitting this year he gained
in average of 338 and In fielding made
so few errors that his avenice In that
leimrtment was 064 i
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TAKING A THROW TO FIRST BASE
Kitty Branifield the Pirates Firat Baseman Coven a Heap of Ground I
and Many Times by Good Wnrk Has Saved Other Fielders from Be
I Ing Charged with an Error I
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UNION COLLEGE
PLAYS TOMORROW
Columbia and tnlon College play at
tho Iolo Irounds tomorrow The up
Stile collegians are salil to have an un
usually strong tenm this season Will
lam J Hmlth t has developed a fast
eleven Although xomewhat light the
Hrh ntnh boys are anxlnus to tnakn
a go > d shnwlrg In Ninv York as tho
nltimnl live living In this city have
xlinwii marked jut crest In the I rum this
tMRtn
Intiiinbla will have Improveil greatly
by Saturday and a fur better line cnn
lu > ohtiiliiid on the ability of the teim
I hln on the opening day a week tipi
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CORNELLS NEW LINE MAN
lit IACA N Y Oct 2 An Important I
iniuliltloti ID the Cornell football miuud
wax madi > when J F Sclioei knit f
lint her of Cornells star fullback rnme
out as it eiindldate for a line position i
Yiimit Sohoilkopf Is heavy and was
worked at guard nn < 1 tackle by the
rreiehps In the practice Another play
wax developed and added to the lIt lu
whl1 Vorls the big Itt tackle reivlved I
the ball In liii muules play tilt
vnrslty nuido two touchdowns but
fallfil to kirk cither gout
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Wr t lici lcr In I r Itncc
WII1TII IlVINH N Y < lvi tAt lh
Vistetieur Cuiintv Talr lOOnv three race
vrr itch rriullliiE an filet L21 trot
won l > v rrlnrms 1lqiiv tiHllnir S11H
ill trot won bi NvllliJ lv t lime aiti i
hat inlli luniiliiK a un ID lied Hpllot tet
lllllP U1I
Triuil HcHiilla nt Orniiue
The fhialt vt the Orange ljrn Tfnnl
bib rexillcj na follow lbIlIol
COiL t art and trili Mllltr jr Itrent
I S aimn Jr un1 < ltura < > N > IHi uI
7 11 7i I 1 vs llnlcumho
Wanl tlffiiinl tlrorse N Mllv In lire
liutirht i tt
III
UntIeilittt Ioollmll < iniur > TnlIrnrr
J T M Columbia vs Unlonj Columlila Wield
i J
Iolo Oroun < i ArtnvVj dini stand st >
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PITTSBURGS SUCCESS IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP S
SERIES WITH BOSTON DEPENDS ON THESE MEN
YALE TEAM HAS
FEW SUBSTITUTES
e
NKW IIAVKN Oct J The coacheti
are plcMsed with the showing of the
football learn to date but they arc flux
lOll because of tho lack of wubBtltute
It Is In the line that Mils weakness Is
felt HatcJiolder and nissoll are not to
be compared with Dloiuner mid Klnoey
Hack nf hit line It Is not so bad for
m good men have been developed for
there Sli fur Y nw nun shown no now
Plays with the exceptlun of tho drop
Imek tncklf play which jomuwhat mys
tllleii tho Tufts plnyer
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N Y US FIRST PRACTICE
The first hard practice at New York
Ililverslty occurred yesterday After
the usual preliminary work the varsity
was lined up nKulnst the womb for about
llfteon minutes Set ortul men of hut
years tram appeared on the Held for
the Ilrst time this seuVon No very
promising material from thn fieMhman
class has appeared HprnRUe a former
Willlnmx player Is puttliii up a line
R < nw at uunrtcr With Con and Itollly
bark In tho line the defensive work was
exceptionally good
TO SWIM FOR CUP
The Inlverslty of reniifylvnnln will
hold a tot of swimming races tnniur
row for a handsome loving cup offered
by Dr lllddle In 1SS6 The events will
Include a lotyard swim tor the college
championship a 200yard mvlnt hauul
cap a unehalf mile swim and a cue
nllu swim
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Ilrnaurr UrlvorN Iutiliute
Matinee race will It hell at Inn Parkway
Trait Inmorrow by the IMoniura Driver
Alcnolntlnii of Hnmklyn The races will
InKin at lilO P M and a Ko xl rail Li m
ffini for the rntcrtnlnmrnt of the IUIIKIU
lieu nwinlfrs hit their nuriln
Sunday World Want Work
Monday Morning Wonder
< a
A second Jimmy Collins Is the way
Wee Tommy Leach Is alluded to
lIes that sure enough Hos little but
mighty At third base he Is always on
the go Heldoin dn hits get away Iron
him antI xeldvn dues he Illng wild In
throwing a man out The only time he
toes that Is when he has a tight
sweater on His Melding avcnige for
th year was 875 antI he hit very close
to the noo murk An evidence of his
ability to hit was produced In Iloston
yesterday when he made four safe
raps two of which were threebaggers
Kitty Is what 1lltsburg fans call
nranstleld the learns first baseman
The reason There are few who know
nut lucre Is not the slightest sign of
femininity In him even though he car
rlesthat name He can piny ball lies
one of Dreyfusss lIndA and he has
made good lie ended the swison with
n batting average a few points below
the 300 mark and fielded at a 980 gait
With such stars and these are only
four or them ls It any wonder that
PltUburgers are willing to bet their
last cent that the NAtlonnl Leaguers
will win the series from the champions
of the rival organization Z
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fAKING A GROUNDER
At Third Base Tommy Leach Has De
veloped Into a Crackerjack and
Many Critic Say He IB Jimmy Col
llnsa Equal
CHAMPIONS IN HOBOKEN
The strong Hoboken team will play
the champion Jersey City team of the
Kastern League at the St George
rlcket Grounds In Hoboken on Sun
iny Llndeman will pitch for the Ho
tokens while cither aicCann or Bar
nit will do likewise for the Jersey City
ilub
r
THREE PUNCHES 1000
Three punches brought nob Fltz
slmmons 1000 on Wednesday night It
was for stopping big Con Couglilln in
IMiUadelphla Kltz says ho will use
the money to pay uk expenses for his
light with George Uardncr
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HARVARD COACHES
ARE WORRYING
CAMUIUDCiK JIass Oct 2It Is not
all Joy at Harvard now The failure ot
Drill tho star tackle to pans his exam
Ho
disappointment
Innttons Is n severe
but will
will enter as a special student
not be avnllablo until next year Heavy
material Is badly needed and Hrllls loss
Is deplored Then ton Marshall Is not
rounding to very quickly In the game
against nowiloln many plays wore made
through him
SCHAEFER ON THE OCEAN
I Jacob Schaefer champion billiard
player of the world at elgbteenlnch
bulkllno play one shot In sailed yester
i day fur IarlB on the Htennfthlp Multkc
of tho HnmburcAmcrlcnn Hue Ac
companylng tlio Wizard were Mrs
Schaefer one of tho little Hchncfcrs
and lleji Snylor Schaefer expects a
Cafe
prosperous season at the Clrnnd
In Paris where ho and Saylor will tidy
exhibition games
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PACING MARE TROTS FAST
A remarkabln case of a paclngbrod I
mare the product of two great pacern
the
herself taking to
and a fast pacer
all
trotting gait at great speed occurred at
the Cleveland track recently The horse
mla
Li lieorgo InrthH chestnut mare
the lit
Hal that won a puelng race nt
Hckport mciilng She Is by the great
est of all IKKIIIK sires Urown Hul
ili 12 onto the champion of his gull
dinn Hue Brown CJ1 121
IIOOOOO Ilalluuu linen for Illn
1110 JANKIRP Oct 21he Chamber
of Deputies has passed the third reul1ll1k
of the bill providing for an International
BituaUiu ialoun competition at Rio
JuiieiroV In 1W for a prize of J1MWV
Santos liunioat 4 > rls COOlS weeks
ago for a visit 10 UU old horn la
TlrllltU
HANbr JYASNBR
CHOPPING OUT A LONG DRIVE
This Is Hans Wagners Sp clalty All Pitchers Look Alike to Him as His
Great Batting Average for the Se ason Just Ended Shows
PRINCE ALERT IS
AFTER NfW RECORD
CINCINNATI Oct 2 Prince Alert
the phenomenal pacer who last week
lowered the worlds record for a mile to
lST will try to do better at the Oakley
Park track this afternoon Dan Patch
tried It yesterday but failed by several
seconds
Driver lack Curry says tho Prince Is
better now than he ever was In his life
and that If the track Is good and fast
he will surely place the worlds record
at lffi or a fraction over It A wind
shield will be used In the trial and a
runner hitched to a sulky and another
ridden by a Jockey will act as Prince
Alerts pacemakers
LEXINGTON RACECOURSE SOLD
LEXINGTON Ky Oct 2ln a let
Greene of
ter received here Charles
St Louis announces that he hiss Cold
the famous Kentucky Association race
track to Cpt S S Brown of Pitts
burs It is reported that Brown will
put It is condition for raclnx again
COACHES KEEP FOOTBALL CANDIDATES BUSY
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TIGERS IRKING
INTO GOOn fORM
Srrlal to The EvenIng World
PHINCBTOV N J Oct Slightly
bruised from the effects of Wednesdays
game bu r still full of vim the varsity
lined uj > against the scrub yesterday
The player whose appearance showed
hit Injuries the most was Tommy
Burke Ilia quarterback who Is having
such a close race with AVetterlcln for
the position
Th days rest deemed to have given
the scrub a new lease ot life for they
went nt the varsity with a visor thut
IMS not been manifest for quite some
time With only one more practice bo
foro the game with Georgetown tomor
row the Tigers seem la realize the need
of getting in good form and arc follow
ing Initnictlorfi to the letter
GlasgowJ
EMablLhed
ii 9
rnvrsg rozs
2V Wait 12MIV Ft near Sib Av
lranJ Clrcln 50th 8t8tli Av
3d Avnsth Ht Iloctofa Tlifatrs1
aJl kin Av between liii and Mill Htr
113 Nn > rau St near llrckrrnn
ua 3Lr1 Naswiu lit rnm r Wv rtr Bt
Msrlrnroiwh Haul IantlIt nd Troa 1ws4r
OLDFIELO SURE
OF NfW RECORDS
I I
That Barney Oldllcld at scratcfi will
have tobreak all the worlds records
at the Ehiplre City track tomorrow to I
win the fivemile Empire Handicap Is
made certain by the announcement that
the slxandonerhalfhorrcipower ma
chine driven by I D Plank will have
n twomile Mart In live miles As the
Westerner covered five mllt3 In 4W25
at Cleveland on Wednesday under rec
ord time It Is expected that he will
demolish records on tho fast Yonkers
course
The starters In the Empire Handicap
Include Oldllld on scratch C Henri
Pages fortyhorscpower machine F
A La Iloclies fortyhorsepowcr 0 W
Brians Hixtyhorsipower and Teddy
Goodmans slxtyhorsepowcr The com
plvto handicap figures will not be
known until today
GRANT AFTER RECORD
lVinf r ltnrl IT Shnrrtll nf the New
York A C has applied to tho A A 1 r
of the United States for permission to
hold the Senior anti Junior Cross
Country Chnmplonshlis of America
under the auspices of the Now York
A C on Election Day lie has also
applied for sanction for n fourmile
handicap race that the New York A O
Intends holding at Travers Island on
Oct 10 In order to enable Alec Grant
to try to create n new American record
for the distance
WILLIAMS COMING EAST
Thomas H Williams President of the
New California Jockey Club Is on his
way East In tho Interests of his mOot
Ing which Is to begin at Oakland on
Oct 14 The entries for stakes will
close on Oct 26 and Mr Williams Is
anxious to secure tho entries of East
ern horses
CLARK ENGAGES MCREERY
Thomns McCreery has been engaged
to train the stable of crosscountry
rncers owned by F Ambrose Clark the
wealthy young gentleman who races
exclusively III sleeplrcliiHCH and hurdle
race yiiung JlcOrrery la a nan of the
wellknown trainer of that name I
len Mills Lt < t
61 Years
a
MILLS 14PS DIRECT
iil Broadway oniHjilio ly llall
Dt nroaU Bt 714 Treniont AV Hronx
IItI
tiflflflldN iTIIHEi
4gIka Fulton Ut < o n LtaHkcn A litruuua
tilt Urha < 1wav lilac iiuhlna Av
440 rth Avynt 0th St
Stn
TO Mnntmmdrv At JfrawOItt
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EASTERN WOMEN
ARE DEFEATED
Two Western Golf Players
Score HardEarned Victories
and Will Fight It Out for the
Championship
W1IKATON Ill Oct 2Two Western
women golfers Miss J Anna Carpenter
of Westward Ho and Miss Messle An
tliony of Glcnvlaw who hold the
Western championship will tomorr
decide who la entitled to tho title of
Womens National Champion Both won
over their opponents In the mllinils
today Qllss Carpenter < leentlK Miss
Kathcrlne harley of Inll nlve two up
and one to play and Miss Anthony hat
Ing Mian Fanny UsifDad of Hrooitln
by the still narrower margin of one up
The finals tomorrow will be at U
hole Miss Anthony end Mies Carpen
ter have met In several tournament
I with the honors cenerally In favor ot
Miss Anthony and her Chances of add
ing the title of national champion to
1 tutt of Western champion are ooneM
lord bright
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REED SUBS FOR MKEEVER
Jot heed of Salem Mass welter
weight has been matched with Cbarlejr
ORourke for ten rounds at 148 pound
before the Allston A C of Boston Od
Oct S Reed taKes Charley McKeereri
place
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MORRIS PARK ENTRIES
Special to The Evening World
RACK THACK 31OHRI8 PAHK
Oct EIThe rtrles ntor1 Itomorpow
races are as follows
First Race All age sern furlongs M
Withers mile
llrrtnls 122 IIunn > a
Yiiune flenr119 Utah Chancellor 111
Irn Water Ill nobadll Jl
Illack Kns 112 Aristocracy 10
Juvcnnl Maxim Ill Eva Russell llj
Himself 111 Klammula I J
Manila Worth 107
Second llac Champion Steeplechase abot
three and i halt mile
Xlnilbar 103 Ragged Cavalier 151
lund of Clover 107 Fulminate 164
Ijuntor ITO atdez IM
Judge PhllllpB ITO Borough ilee
nOn Pepper 153 Carrier NIIon115O
Z < Protection toil Shyer TwltUG
Tlilrd llacc Numfry Handicap Ecllp
course
Ormondes night 125 Grenade ill
Th Minute han V2I Race King llJ
lirlilame 110 Divination 1M
lady Amelia Hit Wolun 1 0
Mlnrola 107 Monidnoek 1O
Crown Prince IO < GrrncrtBt 05
Kohlnnnr 100 Ruth Pariah 82
Hiawatha llp
Fourth llace Twoyearolds Mlllnjrj flvw
antI a half furlongs of Kcllpi Course
IXinnrlly 100 Thlntle Heather 108
llurilittn Ill Cutlet 96
CoMrn Mineral M Kail lo1
lIonel HU Charlie Fish BS
Tnl San tEl Kmrricrncy SO
Morrtclla Ill M Then i M
Klrm lAlwards K II hold Tip Bt
11 mOil Ni Dgaltala m
I Sun rtono 12 Itunl M
Fifth Hace Thn Municipal mil eat
Ihrecouartcrs over the hill
taJ DatiiRerflcldlZil CaughnawiKa lU
loUr 117 Hunter theme l0t
Kiifcrnla Butch 100 Suniilie 04
I Alnl > arch 07 Warranted 18
Rlitb noce BflllnKi Withers mile
IJn < Cobb 100 Flare J01
i Tonic Ins foil Van 110
Tte IA
UcKkcy 101 Clnclnnatu 101
Outnldrr lilT The Fiddler M
Ernie 03
II CURE MEN
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a
1 MASTER NEW SPECIALIST YORKS
t NERVOUS DEBILITY ° ° e nie
iHrrttear
method00 dr br m y own f m u8
method
STRICTURE without ltlIrllO 15 stretch dave
I tll Jtio pain or ION of tlfe It iu S marI
ueitou cure
OSTATIC I Derinaneatly curs ANY
CASE 111 G to 10 days Os
TROUBLES matter bow obto 11II
fu DIJDfrom I
YARICOCELdo curea in train I to I
day by mr own
er lorptlve procna
BLOOD Radical cure In eo to04
I remove every TUtli of 901
POISON 3 Nn fbi iit l without
aid of mercury 01 potash t
WASTING Time of cur 10 to
day by my ort naL
UJEAKES sImple remedy uM41
nelutnl by MIC
Dont Delay Como ToDay
I make no charge for a frltndlr ttMd
or correspondence Come to me la TE3
strictest confidence I hart beta ei
cluaively treating privet and ipwla
olr
Dof dU
dlgeasei ot men for 10 yean Nothing
science can devise or money bur te
licking In my offloe aquliimcat I wlUJ
use you honestly treat you ktifttr 1
and roitora you totiultli In Ui > sbo1 I
Sit time with the least mdl < lDe7d
comlort and expense PrcaU abI
guarantee to cur any OM I uSlar
take It you cannot call writ tvr
home cur Medicine S urnlintcf
DrLR WILLIAMS
> 165 Wed 34th SN Y
Hours 8 AM to 8 PM Bucdarsiatoa1
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Sportl
MORRIS PARK RAGhS
EVKJtV WEEKDAY Ul ItJ AND INCLUD
1IU OCT 10
nACEBO lUELN1JrunDL1II flACg
I uTtIcpLgcI1AsE8
I tJUUOlO 1JY Jt JNiJISK
Take Second Ai EUrated Wlllli Av
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