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f VE1NiN WORLD spfAv STEWARDS RAQNG isJ SPORTS EDITEDBY NATIONAL SCHEDULE LEAGUE IS TJ ROBERT EDGREN
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5 F yni mornings mall
I tt brought the follow
f 8 i Ing letter
fjS 4T Sporting Editor
Evening World I
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t t Dear Sir
f jN What has become
Ii
riF 4 1 ti of tho human fish
Ii CI I 77 t I have b en watch
i iJti i ing the paper dally
V hoping to find nn
J w It I account othlstrlol
7 v against tho tarpon
t ft fishing expert of
< l 1i the New York
St J v y Athletic Club Mr
I Naotblng I want to put a bet down
tr Cnt etlsh Im a tarpon fisherman i
linlJselttJhM Is I have had the plcaa I
x E ure of fishing for tarpon But I never
I JU landed any If a fish that doesnt know
g anything about my methods from per
sona observation could fool me what
j lj Will a wise fish like Mr Wells do to Mr
SEiif tfaethlngs tarpon tackle I dont think
mL J helwlll oven rloa tq trie bait
3P J Yours anxiously
Ktvv A FINNY
it
This signature makes me somewhat
j I
JM itisplcTous Is Mr Finny trying to
r have fun with me How can a man bo
V > f a tarpon fisherman when he never
j > l g if caughta tarpon On the same reason
tt 18II might call myself a blue fisher
f Asas tccausa I went twIce to Bridge
Tportat Fred Bullens Invitation to
O tch blueflsh and didnt catch any
j But conceding that Mr Finny real
j I thirsts Information I will print
I me following facts
YI The human fish Is still training In
r itboNYA C tank
41 The trial will come off Saturday night
5M e iZ5thj at the club as part of a
kl 1 wlmmtng programme
t The human fish wont rlsetolhe
Jbalt because the hook Is to be securely
L fconnecTed with a leather head piece
Wbefore the fish jumps In
I itMtlll will try to swim to the othej
Njf tiidA the tank and Mr Naethlng wllT
tff mipt to head him off within twenty
wlnute ard bring him back within
soch IhecaK lI
rI1fT11GlISh has already put his flai to
iV Uio articles and tho match will surely
siLooroo < JH on the scheduled date
mk AliKINQ about that human flsn
>
I j j T tho amphibious Mr Wells will not
I use the crawl strokefhls
4ii crawl 10 new thing In the wlm
1nl line and the first users uf It
i Alight they would splinter nil worlds
recols I 1
r Inthelat swimming races at the N
lJ A C It was clearly demonstrated
t that the crawl Is a veryfnat wuy of
RWJnllnlnlTfCr twenty or thirty yards
JF Inilghti be a good way to finish in tha
t lat few t of a race If the twlmmer
L if badbroath and strength ugbleft to
t i4o It But as a racing stroke It Is use
1 iesjcr ll simple rcaaon that no man
v 1n not Vtpn the plan of a steel machine
A nkeep uPS of the men In the
fujlt l iQrM yard evoit tried It They
lttarted like a streak shot over the first
1tsttch ofttlip course In record time and
l 1i Iwed down to a real crawl before
OVtbey had covered half tho distance As
1 they tired they changed back to the
tfOOd old stroke Swimming has been
f cPPuar ever since the time of Noah
h Jd there will bo no better strokes In
o h ntea until < tire human race develops
kt JifWand a tall
ttr AirLAS1 Taylor haa
V r t 1 been cleared ot all
rfIJt jI
fwt charges crooked
J ft I baseball playing
J t
Every man who
t played with him
1Io I come to his rescue
ta3 Especially strong
1 i We the state
J ments 0 ftlle
I nitchcr l tl k c
ci Cody and the
f umpire Mr Ems
I lie Grady mndt <
i 11i an affldavlt to the
dffi tt t that Taylor had pitched only
Jth e builj for whlcfii tfc Grady had
J jlgned The umpire stated that In his
t t > lnlon Taylor had played the game In
9U r1 IJ td the best of his ability
P plt a of theso statements nnd tw
UtCtl1iit > I Vs leircd some of the afll
jgujilngTaylor of croohed work
1 r j signed by persons of ehady repu
1j1 JMIPl Jjlie > ltflof Directors of tho
t i ftt ar League prefaced their Judg
ianentwUhtheDe words
On thetdi count tho board was
1 V confronted with a great deal of docti
i mdntary nnci oral Ifstlmony but Inas
Ii inuidh as a verdict of guilty would carry
g Vtth lit exjmliiion ot Uio player nnd
ii tJ C McliHood the board after
j 1eiIi1t I th6 tvJdciue carefully and
kitt glyliifr thir player > the benefit of every
tt jtosjlblo doubt linda kim not gUilty on
f vthe fist ihnrpe
it1i18cfmD unfair While TayJor Is
1m Koneratcd as he should be the word
In of tho Judgment Intlmnjes Lit lw
M id BulUy but U lot off because a con
t ca VIctoii would do him moro damage
f tlmn the board cares to Inflict
I In tlllt opinion of followers pt the
Riime Taylor when time facts did not
I WajWnt hi conviction of crooked
i > IMS should have been cleared by an
t fJ i wid manly verdict
8 i lip Prohibition party however
4 9 r will commend the fine
1 of 30i
f Infllftld upon Taylor Tfcaatue
1iII liioo1ted upon tho wine wlien It wa
t r j Mr 1ulllajn stnndi In danger of
jbing riiade cahdldoto for Untied Scales
ridwit by that party atjfhtf next
e1 in WIIMI ehetonb
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i I YOUNG CORBETT HAS TROUBLES IN MAKING WEIGHT H 1
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7It MRt4Lo I I4b DUIP RCorT
AS r4EY WIt A PPAFt IN 1ME RING
fu X
FIDELIAS EQUAL THE
ALGONQUINS RECORD
U t
Two Teams Now Are Tied for First Honors in
The Evening Worlds HeadPin
Bowling Tournament
The Fidelias made good their record
as crock head pin bowlers In The Even
ing Worlds free head pin tournament
at the White Elephant alleys last night
While they did not put up a new rec
ord they bowled In fine form and
equalled the figures of 617 made by the
Algonqulns the high score made In this
tourney
The Fidelias added to their glory and
gained for their club the distinction of
being the first team of which the five
members qualified for the fobs donated
by The Evening World for scores of 100
or more
It was the general Impression after
thlj Fidelias had finished their llrst half
and had put up a tally of 2tu pins that
they would break the record heid by the
Indians This opinion was itrccBthoneci
when they started on the second hal
but tichulu fell down putting up a tally
In the last frame of only 101 Rothermol
caused things to brighten when he lul
led 107 Sonl then mado 103 and their
hO pot layin Amann the last man to
bowl He played In hard luck for hll
bowling walofo high order He had
to mako tens In the last frame to peat
the Algonqulns by one pin but lie only
Rot nine pins on the final ball and this
tied tho Indians score of 517
The scores of last nights games are
as follows
FIRST GAME
Bra tnLW Oerdcs IMS Schulze
10 Maler 80 j Roberts 91 F Gerdes
101 Total 4bSb
MctropolltanFlshcr J01Lcu1y 82
JherovooJ 90 Starr 69 Arnold 94 To
JU m
< fJECOND OAUtB
Our FrlendaW Klein 98 Frank 60
I Klell6C Snyder a 3 Hopensull 70
otal szi
CtfjmopolltiinPlatt 100 Mould 79 i
Slnunonu M Oliver 8ita3L1I1i 93
Total 40t
minD GAME
First Bonemlan Smith 48 Adamec
70 Pokorny 64 Mayer 79 Pablan 93
Tntnl M4
Btdnway Loreni M Lee t tli Dies
tel88 Lohl 88 1etz3 Total Wl
FOURTH GAME
Kims Barer 108 Harluan 79 Smith
GOt W Duffy 68 Winkelman 98 To
tal 413
kBoulevird Owen 91 A Davis S6
ltittenh use CO Miller 18 F Davis
103 Total 418
FIFTH GAME
Sauter Ammon 93 Foss 62 Jant
ztct C9i Bchaber 80 Eerforta 61 To
tal 379
Mutual Brucktr 89 Bautrschmldt
84 Howard SO Wolff 76 Sluvltn 98
T taJ 42fi
8DJTH GAME
OaalnoOonklln VB Bonsel 107 Mat
thews 73 Lawson 83 Beabeck 9STo
tai 436
rierclomannDuffv 89 Wagner 89
Mohnkern 91 Schultz 82 Klrohner
84 Total 335
SEVENTH GAME
Our OwnP Koenlg 81 Kuntz 66
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GAMES TONIGHT
Tax Majestic Premier Ra
llnnct Wlothrop tnlty Dipper
Mnnonx WlllUmibnrsjr Harlem
Conncll Wuhlnitton Ilelffhti
Schvrariiohlld ft Snlibersrer
ItlvcriMe Albion Queen Ellis
bet TurnDown Jester Sannr
IIC Oar Own Brooklrn
1
G Koeni 37 Vollmer 82 Newklrk
103 Total 372
Frlendshto Bont Cluh Dawn 102
C Zarcliow i6 Stone SO J Zardhow
S3Hljoble 81 Total 422
EIGHTH GAME
Cable Kne 73 Mayer M Arnett
92 Spins 89 Knoblock 86 Total 426
Fifth Avenue Palaca Brooklyn
Madlgan 101 Thompson k5 i Llchtan
nldI3 Dr Kelly SO Smith 80 To
tal 459
If A NINTH GAME
Tompklns Bquara Otstrclch 66
Weber C8 F Miller 62 Mathes 85
W Miller 71 Total 30
RcllableSchtegel 105 Betger 102
Bergstrom 112 Rudtman 88 Ritchie
107 Total 614 I
TENTH GAME
I IIuguanotBaatlan 103 Meculn 11
M Saffert 50 H Saffert 65 Waoer t
Total 325
Kenwood Jeromln D5 Lispenard 731
Duffy 62 Downing 94 Crulg 95 ToJ
tal 419
ELEVENTH GAME
FIdellaSchultz 101 STlmm101
Rothermel 102 Sahl 103 Amann 104
Total 17
MorrisMcDonald 92 Allison 78t
flinching lOSj Weber 109 Koster 107
Total 491
491Two
Two Men Teams Roll
< On Beyers Palace Alleys
FIRST GAME Rehml1H Popp K
Total 203
SECOND OAMEEclthnr 102 Schrocn
dorr 154 Total 256
THIRD QAMFttTenes 150 Schoppner
115 Total 65
OAMEBeJther 133 Schoen
dorf 129 Ttotul 64
FIFTH OAMEHoenes 152 Schoppner
91 Totiil 2 < 3
SIXTH OAMERehm 104 Popp C9
Total 173
ThreeMen Tourney
On E1Ilerls Fifth Avenue Palaca
Alleys
FIRST GAMENo liSharkejr 181
Meyer liT Jones 200 total 62S No
20Flnnegan 197 Engel 144 Dlckson
190 total 631
SECOND GAMENo 1Hodglns 147
SIgnor 213 Perklna 163 total 628
No Il6harkey 182 Meyer 244 Jones
161 total 687
THIRD OAMEN8 lHodglna 174
SIgnor Ill Perkins 153 total 644
No 20Flnnegan 174 Engel 223
Dickson 187 total 600
HARRY TDTHILL WONT BE IN I
CORBETTS CORNER THIS TIME
Harry Tuthlll who has trained Young
Corbett nnd also handled him In all
of his championship battles will not
be In the little Denver fighters corner
his time when ho fight Battling Nel
son In San Francisco on Feb 28 Tut
lilll says that the acquisition of Joe
Gone Into the training camp of Young
Corbatt has evidently done him out of
the job with Corbett
Murphyi New Fighter
Teddy Murphy the exmannger of
Battling Nelson has taken another
IlKhtRr under his wing This llgher Is
Tony Cnponl the Chicago welterweight
who has a long string of vlcores to
hli credit Murphy has matched his I
protege to meet George Ryan ot Mil
waukee at Kenosha WIs for alx
rounds at 140 pounds on Feb 27 I
BlackburnFlynn Date
The Nonparlel Athletic Club of South 11
Sharon has fixed Feb n an the dale
for die 12round light between Joel
Blackburn of Philadelphia and Cy
Flynn of Buffalo They will light at
142 pounds Both men have posed for
feits
Nee a Strong Fighter I
Inddj Net who meets Hnrrr Forbes
at tile Auditorium In IndinnupolU Mon
day Is u lighter of the llattllns Nelson
type Ho Is a great favorite In tho
Chlcngu Athletic Club and his friends
say ho will be there at the Itnlsh of
the ten rounds with Forbes fti he win
In the Kalamazoo match The Eem
windup und preliminaries will be an
nounced tomorrow
Duane IB Training
Canny Duane the clever lightweight
fighter of this city Is working hard ti
get into shape for his twentyround bout
with Peter Sullivan theNew England
lightweight which takes place at Now
Bedford Mass on Washingtons Birth
day Duane ii OM of the bey light
A
i
L i 4WW m
weights when he Is fit there Is In the
business
This a Good Fight
Dave Barry the California middle
weight has been matched to fight Jim
Flynn at San Diego Cal on Washing
tons Birthday Barry Is a great fighter
and will surely make Flynn flght his
harden to win They will engage In a
twentyround battle Flynn fought
George Gardner a twentyround draw
Grim Again ToNlght
JOB Orlm the fighting Itnllan middle
weight will meet the Dixie Kid the
colored tighter or California In a sir
roundhout before the Lancaster Pa >
A C tonight Tho Dixie Kid says he
will try and out out Grim nod there
by accomplish n feat which no other
fUhter lies been nbl > to do
Sayers Offered Match
Maurice Sayers the 130pounder of
Chicago has been offered a match with
tho winner of the Kid HermanBilly
KlnucJiit battle at Hot Borings on
Fth 22
PASTIMES OUTDOOR RUN
Frnm the number of entrlo received
for the road race of tho Pastime Ath
letic Club on Washingtons Illrthday It
I evident thnt there will he keen rivalry
for the team prize among the local
clubs Tho Xavier Star Athletic Club
Molmwk St nnrtholomew Hoys flub
and others have entered representatives
I Tho course selected starting from
111mb I Casino and return Insures a
I
rienr road for the race Independent of
I
I weather conditions as It Is kept free
from Ice and snow by the railroad com
pany Entries may be sent to J E
I Sullivan No 16 Warren street or C J
Dieses O K John street
II
dSl N
AT HOME
WlUI Boston
Aprtl 14 It tT
May 5 6 8
rune 21 20 27
Sept 7 8
Wdth nrooklsn
May 20 27 29 SO 30
July 0 7 8
Bept 9 h812
With PohILtdljhla
Asrt 18 10 20
AuII Rl SIn I 2 4 4
Oct 5 8 7
With Plttibunr
lUr > IV 20 22
July 15n 18 10
Aug 21 23 23
WIth OLnclnnati
May 28 U 23
July 24 20 26 21
AUK 24 24 23 26
With Chlcmo
May IS 19 16 17
i lrllt 12 13 14
AUK 17 18 19
With St Loul
MsyB 1ft 112
July 1110 211 22
AUK 28 29 30
ABROAD
At Brooklyn
ADrtl 20 27 2S 23
May 31 June 23 20
June 30 July 1
July 10 Boat 13
At Boston
May 1 2 3 4
June 1 2 3 3 B
Sept 10 10
At PMIadrfphla
April 21 22 21 2J
July 8 4 4 S
Sept 18 10 20
At nttrtiuTK
June T 8 0 10
Am 2 3 4 n
Bopt 2k 28 27
At Cincinnati
June ID 20 21 22
July 2U 80 31 AUK t
Oot 1 2 3
At Clilouto >
June II n 13 14
AUK T S fl 10
BMt 22 S3 21
At St Iy > uls
June 15 10 IT IS
Aux 11 12 13 14
Sty 23 211 30
MATTY WILL
NOT GO SOOTH
Th annual meeting or the National
I Exhibition Company the New York
Ntbnal Baseball organization took
place today in Jersey City the com
pany being Incorporated under the Jer
sey laws The old board of directors
were roel cted John T Brush was re
elected President and Fred M Knowlca
3ecrotry and Treasurer
For Improvements tend alterations at
the Polo Grounds 5000 was appropri
ated A hcctlng apparatus will be put
Inthe clubhouse flower beds arc to
be laid bade of tho cinder path In
centre field two additional rows of
boxes are to be built on the second
floor of grandstand making three 1
rows In oil the press box is to be II
moved from the second to tho mnln
I
floor and back of the grandstand hove
rre uanjlscd Is ito bo closed by heuvy
wooden lattice work
Altlioux1 Jiathowson tne Giants fa
mous pitcher hns not slBncd a 1SU
contract 11 letter from him was ro1 1
cclved today Wday to the cffew
thnt he would report for practice a 1
few days before the opening ffaimo 1111
New York lie will not accompany the
team on Its training trip
DOG 100 TO SHOT WINS
ENGLANDS COURSING RACE
LIVERPOOL England Feb 17In
the annual coursing race for the Water
loo Cup at Altcar today > H Paw
sons Pistol II won defuatlnu Prince
Plausible In the final
Altoguthcr one hundred nnd tvonly
eight dogs were entered 1Uul II I
was considered to bo an uuUUIer Jhn
betting last night In tho ilrnv for heats
was 100 to 1 against 1litol lj
IC
lisT REGIMENT TEAM WINS
The Seventyfirst Hegimpnt Insicct
ball tcom won another game last night
defeating the Atlantic A A team by n
score of 34 to 27 The game uis pliyoil
nt Hockawuy
The Seventeenth Scpnnno tonipiiny
I will be the oppjnents of the Scvoniv
I flr li team next Tuesday nn HIP liutprs
courts A dance will fallow tho frame
I
BOYS PLAYED POOR HOCKEY
I
I Tho Cutler School liolcey team was
I defeated by the St faill School team
lot St Nicholas Rink last night In ono
of the worst xhlbllliiiiH < if thn spurt
ivor been In New York Waddling up
and down the Ice the tfurni chojipnl
away at the puk but until tlm last
lialf no ono was ue to como within
three feet of scoring Coughby eur
pried himself and all the spectators by
making the only tally
1f
YOUflt6 CORB i
WAS A MIDDLE
WEIGHT WMN HE
STARTvt flAJtING
FoR MIS 9IMT
I BASEBALL FANS CUT THIS OUT
H
GIANTS SCHEDULE
AT HOME AND ABROAD m i
s
BROOKLYN GAMES
AT HOME AND ABROAD
AT HOME I
Wth Boston
Arm 21 22 21i 23 I
July 3 4 4 5
Oct S 0 7
1
With New York
AT > rll W 27 28 20
May 31 Jiui 23 20 I
June 30 July 1
July 10 Sept 13
With rnlfedelnhli
Awll 14 IB 17 1
May Ii 2 3 4
June 1 2 8 Boot 16
With tnttkbure
May 13 J5 10 17
July 11 12 13 14
AUK 17 18 19
With Cincinnati
Clay 0 10 11 12
July 20 29 21 22
Aiur 2S 29 30
With Chicaro
May IN 19 20 22
July 15 IT 18 la
AUK 21 22 23
With St Louis
May 21 21 20
JulY a 8 2ili
Mill ZI 14 25 M
AII HO AH
At Boston
April 18 10 10 20
811Pf If
t l1
sept 1 2 4 4
Sept 18 10 20
At New York
Slay W 27 20 SO BOAt
July 0 7 S
Sept O 11 12
At Philadelphia
May 5 0 8
aW 20 21
Sept 9 0 7 8
At PltUrburg
June JO 20 21 22
July > 3r AUK 1 ja
Sept 28 W
Ait Cincinnati
June 7 8 9 10
AUK 2 8 5 0
Sept 22 23 21
At CWcajco
June H in 17 18
AUK 11 12 13 14
Sept 23 20 27
At St CAuls
June 11 12 11 14
AlW 7 8 0 10
Oct 1 2 3
TIM CALLAHAN
WAS OUTPOINTED
fsp Evening World
Sp < < UI to The
PHILADELPHIA Fob 17An all
star Follow with Tim CalUhan and
Young Rrne 118 the stars was pulled
off at the Broadway A C last nht
Erne haa been tainting a streak
lately and ho showed that h < tons Im
proved at least 100 per cent by the
way he worked around Callahan Tim
Is quite a hunch hlmielf In cleverness
but he hid no show with tho boy from
Oravs > rry who had him beaten all
the way Calloiun was fortunate to
stay the limit
KEANE DEFEATS HOXIE
J A Keanc handicap 2001 last nIght de
hale Hairy Iloxle handicap luo in Die
Cliel Unrwfiir iiifrbnroimn iillmnl luunu
meat IlL the Montauk Aeadelll Drooklrn hi
a eold uf 204 lrslori o vinaers h1 run
a 22 end lIe averane 2 413U 2r15
tIh run tae 15 and his 11ertc 37i
S HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES
OAKIANI HOT SPRINGS Feb 17
The entries for tomorrows races arc
as follows
FIIIST HACK Threequarters mll l sell
Inn
I Bimuel on loll
1rlnzit n 111
IIIIn Iliiitercup til
Idituur 112
Urcht1llra 1
Koxirt l i 1 i i i i i IK
rthtl Davie Ill
lIule Iechpr let
enlho SI
SECOND HACC Three and halt furlongs
purEe
puitoSmo IDS
j P Isle nn
Jack Queen 102
Jlo Jenn HI
hi riKS I oni lOg
Port Worth 111
1ftcr the GaL ina
Aitnoh ins
Dr Gardner IDS
I riltlUJ 1tCCOn nIle Southern Club
Han Heap
Hun llclbrn KH
HID Cuill lOS
1roctvds in
I Far Vcut 11
liiniiji 1111
Xtf luch 102
I fMC11I 22
1 1ekl W
Kirs nilTOorth nil
fiuiik Irocccdi and fjXlte ns Daly
Tacji tory
KOIIITH ItVCK Flt and a halt fur
lulga
IIKI iinl True HW
1 Ml iiot sii
i i irtii JIM
Prince illi
l > Xii < TNt 17
I IllUlll 101
FIFTH KUPi 8lx furlmi i felllni
I Thi Iurc UK
IrtHlrt 11
I Vfli Xit Ill
nfik Art in
Tlnr I 14
I Him HI
HIXl II lt3Cyne tulle and covirtly
1trI 0 MltllU
I lckrC lilt
Tuivanlo 112
HcoUiiin 107
I Iirdvloi 100
Anne Chapman fill
Teto Noir I I 83
cp oUo oilcauac
A1 oO11
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JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS
I ALLOT RACING DATES
r RACING DATES FOR 1905
IHSXINUS D C
Thursday March 2 to Thursday April 13 Thursday NOT It to Sat
urday Dec 234 days
AQvnnvcr
Saturday April 15 to Monday April 24 Tuesday Nov 2 to
Wednesday Nov 120 days
dasoUIIA
Tuesday April J5 to Wednesday May 3 Monday Oct 16 to Wednes
day Nov 123 days i
nEMIOT PAnIC
ThursSay May 4 to Wednesday May Ii Monday Oct 2 to Satur
day Oct 1450 days
rnvvESKXn
ThurJay May 2 to Wednesday June 1 Monday Sept U to
Saturday Sept 2330 days
8IIBEFMIBAD
Thursday June 15 to Tuesday July 4 Saturday Aug 26 to Satur
day Sept 930 days
BUIGHTOX
Wednesday July 5 t Saturday July 2 Monday Sept 2 to Satur
day Sept 3028 days
SAUATOOA
Monday July 3 to Friday Aug 2522 days
BUFFALO
Saturday June 10 to Saturday July 1531 days
PltiMCO
Wtdnesday April 1 to Saturday April 2910 day
No fall dates have yet ben assigned to PJmlico
The Weatohestcr Riclng Association which conducted racing for the
past ten years at Morris Park but which itea now ballt a home for It
self at Belmont Park solved the situation by continuing Its Iwae 01
sel
I Morris Park It will retain Its old leasehold this year although racing at
home
Its new
At last raclngdntes for the seaion of
1S05 have been allotted Morris Park
IMS been left qjrt in the cold but will
not surer flnnnclally as nelmont Park
which will have Its date has been
compelled to pay for the privilege
Th allotment was made at a meet
Ing o the stewards hold late yester
day at which were present T H Brad
ford F R Hitchcock A Miller August
Belmont J n Krone 1 K Sturgis
nrij I K Knaipp
Jnmeo Butler chief owner of the Em
pire City Truck appeared at the meet
ing to press his claim for date but
was rcfuced When he came out of tho
AT CRESCENT CITY TRACK
I
NEW ORLEANS Feb 17The en
tries for the Fair Grounds races to
morrow nro ns follows
FIRST RACE Five and a half furlonKsl
eclllnici
81111 II J
jjrj 07
Lady llfllalr In
lloceo lellalr 1i
rod nay 17
Mxiulse Slapp 01
Mollla Plapp lOt
Experience 110
t
SECOND UArn Mlo sellIng
Lineal S
llachifl Ward UI
l1ehal Wad
Itrdman 118
Frank lllce lilt
Munulman I
PArlokel 1
Merr Acrobat 101
Ilaiihln lOll
Tlllltll UAUE Mllei pulse
Tcrn ri > 1 I li
0ls Home 11
BrOnewlck los
lielllrdlan U
fhUlle Thomson 114
Daletmnn 107 I
FOIJIlTIt RACK Mllo nnd a quarter the
Oakarl Handicap 1000 added
Ialf rnan O 3 i
lalBrun i Ill
Dixie IU1 DS
Bcni all 11
1rwklyn lOll
ValnvprlnK M
ilnNlnll 0
nsnkh 53
Ilnlnhnd IW
Formnster JOT
Phil Finch 110
F1PTII IIACE Six Ceilings handicap
VIprliiB us
liltjIH Unynl U7
Moliuior v I
hurrah loll
JiulKf lilniec UK
HiJtncciUn Ill
Oils lletiv DO
tlvwn Hone 111
Itumi Horn ltd
Imlrclble < W
Aden IWi
SIVril HACK Mile and n half 1 llluit
ltoynl Anus I
Hello ot Mllford 11
dmttU 102
dmolu Ins
11ltU8 Ill
tnho
Murmur Ml
lou Woods loll
Chulu W
1IIulUI Vhlan 111
CllMlu lilt
Aiwrintlcc allowance
The Ru3tanJpmn ww erltlcallr
analyzed by a corapetcm wtjl la
Tba Worid AiaauiM for 1
I
I
il t
m tln room he refused to tilk on the
subject of forcing the Jockey Club to
give Wm dates I Is known how
ever that he will bring the case Into
the courts He made a public declara
orl pblo dccara
tion to that effect two weeks ago
The dates ore practically the aune aj
last yoir with the exception that Bel
mont Park will supplant Morris Park
In the circuit and spring dates have
been allotted to the Plmllco track at
Daltlmois
Aqueduct will open the season on
April 15 and from then untll Nov 13
willed wH wind U the Metropolitan
reason n the name track there ui >
racing Vry week In the State of Now
nl r wee
Yok
I ENTRIES FOR T TOMORROW
IS
AT CITY PARK TRACK
NEW ORLEANS La Fob 17Tho
entries for tomorrows races at City
Park track are as follows
FIIIST HACE FVwr turbans purse two
yaMwit 1
la Gloria 101
Inrv Oorll 103
Dr McClur Ill
Judge Ikrkrr Ill
11rkP 11
ChIef Archibald IN
Prince Qlenn los
Jurist Ills
Iaiiy Tnrancon I 111
IloMlllty 111
1011
SICCON1 nACKSIx furlonKil Irlllna1
llcsjln Me Ira
Than IJov 00
LtArIansn < II
Holerl J KleberK 103
Hud Bmbrr Ill
Jtun Gratis ill
Cincinnati Inquirer mi
Padre IKI
June Colllni 1M
Nonnnn Holt 101
Duelist Ill
TIIIHD RACESix furlorKs selling
Mn Job Ill
Banana Crvmn IH
False Entry lOll
Hid Hllvor JH
Flamboyant Ill
lloomtruck 1U
WebtrFlclds IU
Irish Jewel KM
Mlri Ciould lOll
lien Mora Ill
Nerrator 114
FOUHTH IIACH Mllfj handicap
Tootsy Mock lit
len lleywood as
Jordan Ill
liar Le Due 01
IuiallKhter Ill
Oarnlih 118
FIFTH UArn Five furlonKs purse
Irlncest Orrm 00
Dan llorni US
ialndln 10
iliionu IH7
Urn Mac 109
Inul Vmlev lll
Iplurr 111
Anill Showers l Ji
l > lrrre nil
Kloriiitlne 111
Ird Dixon 101
Hloiml Y HHI
Ad HUM m
lube Piulun Ill
Steve lore 111
BIXTU IUC1K Mile sari slsteenthi s lllnif
IOu M r lift
Jiiilci finufiev fill
Kvnuklll 100
lloodvlnk lll
Satin Coat 110
It pentond 115
fllrl from rime IIW
La Ohnperono r8
0 ela 101
I Mijlvert lift
6 rtft Wins w 11
frc T wo
M
I J
POLICE PREVENT I
PRIVATE FIGHT
u
Another private flpht was prevented
from being pulled off In this city last
night b tho police Tho fighter whl
were to have engaged In this baWl
were Kid drlffo tho Smith Brooklya
llghtwolgtt and Bob Gormley Uha
cast sIde boxer who foutit many bat
te during the days of the Horton law
in thlsgtato They wore to have en
gaged In alwcntyround bout for a skis
hot of 100 and the cntlrfi gate receipts
which amounted to nearly O more
Shortly before 9 oclock the MO sports
Who had received the tip beaao lo arrive
rive at the battleground which was
located In a dance hat At One Hundrtt
and Nlnotyflrat street and Auoterlam
avenue
The policeman on potstgttlngsus
J
plcloua of tho crowd of sporting mcn
and realizing that a prizetlffiit was to
be pulled off promptly telephoned to
Capt Ilnlpln who ser six of ills on
cers and two pVilnclotht men to the
dance hall As soon aa the policemen
got off the car the snorting men In
front of the building rushed Into tho
done hill and notified the sports
In a minute the latter made 1 rush
for the door and managed to get out
on the street before the police arrived
Tim i lkc thtti scattered tim crowd
nnd tho dlslu ted sports made ttiftlf
wny to their homes Tile itihil will ba I
pulled off within ten days In 1ort Lea
or Wcohaivken
I
lONG SHOT WINS j
RACQUETGAME 1
o
Nfltwlthstandlng odds of 10 to 1
against him O C Clarke Jr o New
Ycrk lofcate1 Q A Shaw of Boston
ton In the fcnilflnnti of the national
amateur racquet ohamplonphlps bolng
played on the courts ofthe Now York j
I Kacquot and Tennis Club Shaw waj
chaniplon In 1W3 and his friends confidently
win
I fidently expected that ho uoulil
In the other ncmltlrnl I VVator
bury of New York won from H Scott
lor Boston Clarke will meet WatPr
I bury In the final cot tomorrow ana
I If he shows the form exhibited yeller ii
I believed will win tho cham c
day It U belcc ne wi chlm
p onslp
FRAZIER A GOOD I CURLER iiI
Alexander Frailer yon rl tdze In the
annual CaloionliJi Curllnt Cluij InlhlJuU j
coiniHlllInn in IN H ilu > len lllnl > lh 25
points Hcbwt Iiuidtr took wand po
i with 28 nnj J Ctrnill Ihlnl with 2 U
Sinclair and A Tasiier Ion the two Mtv1 s
for novices < V
THE SPHINX
HAT
I
Correct Spring Styles
Noiv on SaleI
NEW YORK STORES
825 Broadway near 12th St
352 Sixth Ave near 22d St
258 W 125th St near 8th Avo I
BOSTON STORE
412 Washington Stmt
Jlgtnclet J In all principal citIes I
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TIT i I
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llooin sa World llldg N Y City
nxpnitr IIACINQ NEWS f
I IS conn wrcRly U mon hi
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Relieve Kidney
A Bladder i
trouble at once
Cures In
Houra1
URINARY I
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E chCar ul
bu IIWIUhlt the 8 I
couteife1u
I OLD DR GRINDLE
n 3 ytar a tuelallut In the hIseaae of men
i Under Dr OrlnJioi lent 0 treiitnienl
blood iiri Ir slcn illiuaco labs In bones red
lo sure throat nml mouth ulcers iwlnful
bla lili comvlitlnti scald
alVeLIhlllh kIdney llsdllrr COIIIIAlnl
1Lln Inllwuiniiilon cnnvl lc < speedily
cured < II i very moderalo toirnsI ImP menLs
mokCil Surfoicru 1 not tviute I lino vlilt 1
InK less eklllol physIcIan Iltmmnber Dr
flrlndlo has a record for marvellous cures
Offices over 20 years nt 171 teet 12th it
OIC nd W ivi A4yl
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