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KrHtkwt Brewn ol Chicago Has
Jack DiriwTi "Gvat."
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fACK DIUjUN a and dt
liharslt la- limit a ta4Ur4
eff KrifiW Uiu aW pa tfcr
llttaburrtrr la dlmanl Ual r
on truKi lb.uk at bant 'Mi
mB la lh nag- Tkjr r. haa
taat lbf I ita nftetf ha
tMHon'a fxt Oalr ia lMn' a M
4raa't work out io tat UMsal r. II
UKp!)- BUki IHiMn Ml al Cfkl
la re-jfti and taoiN tl In Mil
ttrrrstM o dcltm a kat.aJl. !
"Thri na iu taJUn atntul that '
tuKh." .aid Diiwti a iiuu htt tra I
wbo fifbt oiik Char K. I
Hrcan . jfitt 'I daa'l Hk- '
taat fctloar nj I'm rmr to iwaj hint
a rftaa to ll na m o n y " i
"Jlrown th oa maa jMllan ,
Hal," tialafntj a fnn4 of Dillon' I
Thr'i omthinc atul the OrMk i
that rU on Jack's atrvrs. H ean ' 1
lirown atthout aantln la smash,
him Thtfrt touch! Mvn Umi. an-l
frrr Unit It un'l a boxing maUh
t'a atrl stjrl Itrvan is a rou-fi-'
hottM flfhttr, and Jars. -vi it iu
him In hit own ajr Thr rutnut th ,
hB rinri IMIIon la out of hit earner)
and aero th rttwr. eraijr to rrtt at)
htm and knock hint out. Ilrown mrts
htm and It's a rouihhouar It fair
r.o aclrne alam-tanr up and down
and all ovr thr rinc. tUat tlm thr
foua-ht Mila ranllh of Chicago rf. I
rr4. Ilrown and Dillon went to the'
floor te.thr, rolW ortr and ovrr, !
oa on top and then tha othr, and '
procaine all th Um. Thrr rollnl
afalnat Hmlth'i Utt and h frll on
top ef thfm. and It wa a tnrrjr mli
tip all around. You wouldn't think It
of XMllon. would your
N'
f ATR LEWIS, mamrr of Charlla
Whit, la a candid manarr.
Aa a rula cianactra tak (rat
prHtf In clalmlnx that thlr turn
nTr lQ knocked down.
1 can't aay that." aatd Nata.
'WUt baa ben knockad down
twenty ttma, at leaat. Hut be al
mmt ffU up rlsbt awar. and whan
ka ktta tba othar fellow the otbtr fel
liw atari down. Ha never took a
ksockdown yet without knocking tha
otbar fellow down hanlar Immediately
afterward. Charlie never took a
count of a atngle aecond. Moat of tba
wilier need a full 'ten.'
7here" a tough younir(r op In
Baffalo Younc Kanaaa. White
touafct blm. Kaniaa hit Charlie a
wallop on tba Jaw and knocked hlra
flat. Charlie ro but ha waa dated.
Kanaaa walloped him aaaln. Tha
. tarw landed on Cbarlle'a Jaw o bant
It llttej blm dear over tba ropea ami
knocked htm out of the rlnr. Ha fell
t I ro mn nt tba rlncelde who didn't
hivo time to -et out of the way. mid
ihat aaved blm. Me climbed bark
Into tba rtnr. Kanias ruibed hlin.
Charlie bit blm on the Jaw and thry
counted bltn out That'a the differ
eaca between White and tha other
fellow. They atay down when be
pita them down.
rllKN Charlie White fmight
Vic Moran down rtouth ha
bumped Into a aurprlae.
Ttay told me Moran waa a promising
youngater, but of couraa not good
eaougb to have a chance with Char
llev I told Charlie not to dlx-ourage
tba youngtter too much, but to win
aaftly and let It go at that.
The ttrtt crack out of the box
anllt hli lln knocking htm down Thai
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mhi.n R.u... w. .i.hii h iiiuulii mill
got uu pretty dliiy and waa l.u.v i
finding tne kid off for the re. "tX '
atandlng the kid oft for the real of
tha round. When ha came back to bla
corner all he aald waa- 'My, thla la a
good oung fellow' told blm the
only thing to do ai to knock Moran
out now, or the lory of the knock,
down would go all over the country.
Charlie alrpped out and Moran
ruined. White knorked him down,
lloran rolled ovrr and otrr on the
floor, and nobody thought he'd
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Tra Jari Beats Stars
First Time Facing Barrier
Cissatt Colt Celebrates Sea
son's Debut by Taking
Cirter Handicap.
Hit Vincent Treanor.
SIMON IIKAI.KY, trainer of the
CapL 11 1'. Caeaalt boreea. In no
qualifier. Ily t lint wa mean be
doein't race III - hornet fur e.l (id
eational purpoara the flmt ttmn out
and then cut them looaa next time
they face the l.nrrlrr. Thl '
hnwn conclualvrly )rtrntny In the
Carter Handicap to lig hulliliiy
crowd, when Trial by Jury, miiKltm
hU Drtt appearanrr of the urnnon, and
carrying the red, white and lilue, won
the cotatetl prlie In linprnnalvo fund.
Ion. With nono the xt nf tlin r.iclns
luck tbo good nun of 1'alr l'liiy
fought the tanue out III the etrelrh
and roed hl:ii"lf u ixnvcrfiit linri.ii
by drawltiR uvtiiy from Ormi'Mdnlo
and riionphor,
ho were going oiiiiii,I" r. wblln and blue up, m ln,e.
get up, Churlle Icaat of all,
Charlie knew how hard ho hit blm.
All of a audden Vlu Jumped up und
rutlied with uiidlmlnlihiMl fury. White
waa iiirprUcd, A llltln later lin
j knocked Moruu down with a bard
I body book. 11 looked llko u auru
i knockout. Hut Via gut up In two
econd and rushed again. Chaille
tried hard until the eighth round, but
couldn't knock him out.
"lloran took uu awful Kriielllnir,
Vln waa very atlonu, garni', ami a
lough boy to beat, I told evriyhody
o, all over thn country. And what
waa my rewind for being fair to the
boy? Why, bin new manuKer, John
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,n" ru,,. nu u 1 cniiirgiiig on tint
two knockilowna Vln bunded Charlie
ul,t11 nn" om" l""ull' believing
W' -! rl of It III the
tight, ll put Moran on here, mid he
rten got out 'a pouter with a iepro
diicllon of an old photograph of
Willie llltnhln whipping Jon Itlvar.
and llhcrn lying on the flnor with hi
fare on bin band being counted out.
The line under read! 'How Moran
knocked down Churlle While.1 Of
rourne the Impteimlon woe that It wna
a picture nf Mm an and White, and
White waa taking the rmint whloh
be never did. Kunny game, Un't ltT"
Letter received from Ad Wolgait
In yeterdiiya mull rendu "After I
get through with WeUh July 4th,
will take on leonnrd. Havo pro
motera In two cltlra ready to atago
conteat, but It muil ha over thn
twenty - round distance, Who'a
afraid? Heat wtahca,
ADW0I1ART.
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lhemelvea at tha lime.
ll'foro the race Trainer Henley waa
aa hopeful aa could ho, unMerllig
that the colt waa (nuking Ma nrat ai
pearanre under illka, llralny aald
the home never wi-nt to poat In lilx
lire in better comlltlon, that Im lui.i
l.ttie eerlhliig uoked of blm In
Irulnliijr.Miifl evidently hud hern cured
of the lml.lt to flUk ,0 ,nd luat year
llealvya ony f,.ar Hu tmil Tff y
Ti.'.r.y wi,.,,.l', l,r,,vo "" "'"ib boren for
little hddlo Cnuuib! to bundle.
J nmpl., however, rode llkn n lln
Khril rider. No oim roiild huvn Im.
proved on hi handling of ttio coll.
..Tb ilUappolnlmeiu of (do Carter
Handicap wna tbo great tleorgu
Hinllh. lie hud ti hail punt ponltlon
mid evlilentlv unn'! ...... I i
Htnrter Cnealily epniiiK the weliblng.
Hhorl ,.. "IZ TkZX: MP,,nl ,,XPt,rl J0"n V:Wr aRn'CH
behind blm at tin. far lurn, illd niwllh n,H ' 11,0 MM ll,llt "rooklyii
romiiian.lliig faalilon to tliilnli necind. 'will flnnlly failo buck, lis well im
(leiirg't Hmlth iiiiiloiilitinllv im. i .......
excua.i but not enoiiKli to uccount for
bla bud racu.
The vlrtory nf Trial ll- .Tnr uitx
MH'iiiiriun oil)-, gave n pillrlollu touch
! to llm Carter Handicap, Yenra ago
in me uaa or .Monmouth l'ura.
where Capt. Ciaaatfa futlier, A. J
Cnaaalt, waa one of the - tiguree'
tbo old colora were often carried to
victory on .Inly e. The llar.1, lilrii.
l.ollnn, Taraifon, and Now or Never
worn a few ol Iho good racera who
boro them home.
Trainer Willie Mldgitly 0f tho
Ciorirnii Hlablti rertalnly iiiInhc. tho
aervlcea of Jockey Jim Mct'ahev
wo waa net down for live ,i,y f.'.
alleged Interference with Hereneat
and queen of the Water luat Hut.
unlay. The funny thing about ti n
l tiling which aet MoCahuy down
that Jockey llnynee. who ?o,u"
Heretical, aald McCahry waa not at
I," bla opinion t wa (lann r
who did thn Interfering on v 't
Iho etewanta, however, took tho
I'alrol JudHo'a word, and McCahoy
and hla rmployeia miut aurfer If
McCabey had a llttlo of the mult.
alye lo-iiiuelty r Jockey lluatm? h
mlKhl not now b o.ihe'Vr ,.
lliuton wan niupcmlml f,.r ulleiri.t
crowding on I'lclone. f ro... the c '
ran Htaiiln loo, ,y tho Way. e
however, went Into the aland ami
argued ao forcibly that ho ha t d
no wrong thul hla aenlenco 1,
aclnded. MrCahey lieve" hila been
nwn aa it foul rider, nnd It la Jiut
IHiailble the ovrriealoim trol judge
haa done him an Injuatlee. He natu.
rail) mu.t protect hliiuelf In rnoe
lln la paid to win rucea, not to lo.o
them birnuao of tlmtttlty.
Jimmy Ttowa hna a good filly in
llonillo Witch. Hhe ran an ear.' 11,..
race lait time out. hut that outing
evident y waa onlv her .i. ........
Yeaterday ahe ran well up with her
Meld until tho final eighth an I ilr -vw
lea-e: ruf time
fnaleat iiutdn by any two. year. old at
the meeting, which cquala t,v tmo
;" "e ujr amiira i Kecnn
Nov. 10. mot, 1,0
A myaterloun Mr. Dunn, mild to be
from "aomewhorrt In California," lin
True An Hleel up from l&oo 000
after the llnndolph gelding, hud won
thn opening irrumbln. ilenr ai...
andra atepped In at that et.ign and
bid $100 itune. Trim Ah Hleel, how.
ever, wan protected by tho uuul
r.llH 11UV1,
The popularity of the Under col
in a waa hiiowii when Kilkenny Hoy
reuirneii io Iho ec.ilen aftrr winning
thn llfth race. It neemed an If thn
n mini Kiiiini hiii mi aroint and np
plauded. Kilkenny Hoy got it gilt
edited ride from Johnny liftim. tin
tier any other rider ho might havo
oeen uciiien,
(llente Offer Id.lNlo fr Nallee.
Word camo from Ht. Untln lnt
lilKht naying that Hchuyler llrltton
J owner of tho Ht. IiiiIh I'arillnnlH, had
.receded a ciihIi offer of $l5,ooo from
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John J. MrOruw
of tho (iliinta for
Hllm Hallev, tha
noted left.handod
pttyiei.
(Ilant To.IIbt mill llrnoklxa, 8.10 P,
it, Pels Urouodi. Aim. 0c AAvk
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Yanks Have Grand Chance
To Win American Pennant,
Says McGraw in Review
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Manager of Giants Also Declares That There Are Five Clubs,
Including Giants, Still in National League Race He Thinks
Dodgers Will Curl Up as Soon as Real Hot Weather Arrives.
By JOHN J.
(Manager of New
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lIK lost Wfrk lidM not dcvclopnl
many cliunucH In thn racn for
tli tt Nullutial IjCukuo IIuk.
Tim
Ulntita fell buck a, little utul
,lb)Hlon
picked up Homo. Uilch a
riillaitelphla.
Ilonlon will win," enld thn "Crnb"
In dlHctiNMlng thn raco with tno onn
day during the lant ncrlcn between
thn llravea nnd lllanta. "Hut It will
finally bn a battlo between tho (.limit
and tin. We'll win from you. When
the nilludelphlii Club nnd the lltook.
lyn team run Into thin hot wnuthor of
thn n cut two mnntbn they'll curl up
nnd come bnck. With our ntnff of
pltchern, I don't nen how wo enn mlnn.
We've got thn beat atnff In either
league. Jnmen I tho only ntar out of
nhnpc, and Ueor;o HtulllngH has any
ono of neveii or elKht to pick from
overy day."
With our hitting punch, wa will
glvo you a battle," 1 told blm.
"Tbo warm weather will help us,"
nnawerrd Kvera. "Wo nro a crowd of
old veterans who have to bn baked
out. Tho youmter fellows begin to
lone their pep about thin time,"
I eapect tbo warm weather to
benefit my team. 1 believe good hot
weather will put Matty buck In ehiipe,
und, with Matty flt to work overy
live duya, wn will win tho pruimut.
That In a prediction. Alao with tho
Jinx killed utul Iohcrt coming buck
In condition, our hard luck appeal a
to have left ua, Fur tho next two
motithn It means driving. Tho pop
beglua to ooio In Augunt, but glvo
inn Matty right every llfth day und
I will Klvn thn Ulimtn u penniuit.
That la a prediction, I repeat. 1
don't agree with Johnny thut tbo
Hruvca will win.
ritcio uto live cuius mil in the Nil
tlunuJ IamlkUh raco. Theao aro
llroolilvn. Honton, Philadelphia, tho
Ulunta imd thn Culm. However, 1
don't count very heavily on the Culm.
Junt an anon un I camo nut and
picked tho lHtrolt Tlgcm an having
thn Heat enuueo io win mo American
liCiigUtt pelinunt, Jrnnltign'n club be-
gnu to full back, but tho alump may bn
only temporary. The Hrowiin hit thn
Tlgern nome aluina thut turned the in
back a Utile, i.very iium jenulngn
ronda one of bin pltchern, with tho
execution of Coveleakle, to thn box.
ho ahootn a prayer ulnug with him.
The twlrler nendn It. If llughln had
any pltchern lie would mukn thut raco
look alOK, LoveicHKio in inn only tie.
neiidablo one, and I could tell tho
other American l.eugilern how to beat
him. but 1 won't, for I urn uu iik
ftr JennltiKn. It wan thn Uliinl who
ilrovo Coveleakle out of tho Nullonal
league after tin hud pitched un out of
n prnuunt In ID'1 by working out of
hla tin n in r win riiillicN in iieut u
Wn inndn It our blliilnexn to get blm
for thin trick thn next neunon. 1
know how to beat him nny limn nnd
would want nothing hofter than thn
Tlgern In thn world' nerlen with the
Alwy Saiy
Burke s
Guinness
BoUlt4.y-E.ftJ.Burk
(Tilt 4t
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M'GltAW.
York National!.)
I'olo un their bent pitcher.
1 don't rntu thu llrowtin im Ainorl
can luiuuo iienuant ciinliiiiliiru.
Their flight will never be HiiHtalnod.
but thi'v urn irimi.l.. ,,, ,L..ru .!,
nllowcd aK.ilnst tho TlKora IjhI weok.
Ho urn the ItcdH of Cincinnati In our
league, IIitzuk'n tiiini In llablo to
lilt u ntrcak and uprct you any tlmo,
bill 1 don't cctinlilcr ho haa u chiinon
to win, not iiioro thnii a long outnldu
chimcv.
Hill Donovan htm bad ua much
hard lock thin hoohuii, an far an In-
jiiicii pluycrn nf an any inaiuigor In
tho American League. Vet ho In rlnht
up (hero or theruabouta. Hli two
hitting HtitrH, llakor and Mncoc, havo
not been HiiuinhliiK tho bull at their
leal pace. Hut great pllchlng and n
lino dcfuiiMo han laid tho club up,
ably uHHliited by nbrowd Donovan
liiiiidllnir, Hill uhIiir much naive with
bin men. Thn hIiowIiik of tho Yankn
proven what a ntronii pltohlng alaff
and lluo lidding can mean.
Now, If Homo of bin real hlttorn
begin to travel, Donovan han a grand
chance. And I am pulling for him
In c.iiiMn I Hkn him mid Capt. Huntnu
and Col. Huppert. It wan largely on
my advice that Capt. llu.iton bought
tho YnnkocM with Col, Huppert an
bin partner. Therefore, I want to aco
thu club umbo good for blm.
UVwrUrtit, 111 10, lij Ji.liu ,N. Mirlrr, lot.)
OARSMAN KELLY SETS
NEW AMERICAN RECORD.
lMHIiAnin.I'HlA. July 6. What In
declined to bo a now record for row
ing In thin country v. .in entubllnhed
by John H. Kelly of the Vcuper Club.
Philadelphia, cHtrrduy, when ho
broui;ht the number of victories In
which bo bun participated this nen
non up to twenty. two. I'Mward Hed.
ley iiIho of tho Vesper Club held thn
former record for winning races In
one season, with twenty.
Kelly yenterimy won tho alnglo
nculls and wns u member of tho
crews winning tho neuior double
mm la and thn eenlor olght.oared
uveutn In the I'eopln'n ltegntta. Ho
had previously sal in nineteen win
nlng rrown In nanctloned regattas
thin sciuioti.
llelira Win nl Tennla,
Allan Uehr and Ell M, Uehar won
itinera in ill" nruu-iiniw rniiiui or inn
North Hide chuuiplnniihlp aliiKlra yea.
tenlnv on the riant of thu Unlvoralty
llrlglita l.uwn Tennis wiuo.
(Inr other aport new are imar tt.)
8P0RTINQ.
RACING
AT
AQUEDUCT
TOMORROW
e mn fiiied evevts
t.Nl'I.tiDINll TDK Vt.r.lNI
Woodhaven Stakes &
2 Mile Steeplechase
i hist iiacj: at a.no r. m.
HI'l:i'IM. ItAl'i: TltAINH
l-e I'enii Mtillon, :i.1d HI, nnd 7th
ulau (rum Klilliu.li Av llronk
I ii m t'.'.Mil, n, at InLrml. up in
i I'. M. Al.i ti) I'ul n Ml. "I," and
1 10I rv
llllvMtwTMI .l, l,llll'.M St.no.
iaiiaaaiaaaaa. n a n i
YANKS TRYING TO SIGN
RUBE OLDRING, RETIRED
ATHLETICS OUTFIELDER
Hill Ilonov.in, innnager of the
Vniikim, n negotiating f..r til"
erticea of Kiltie lllitliu Hie Ml.
nun outfit lt of Hie A I III t i a, who
olilioiinreil ln irlln mi III miiiih
lime iitrii, llerniiiie nf Hie u, rl.ti nl
to Kriuik Oillmoli y, the urark
New York bail olf nun, lioiioviin
U ileterillllliiil to forllfk' III" e.lllli,
(lllbooley will I m out of tbo Kamii
at leiiHt all weelin im Im ti.ully
fractured liU uokli- hlillnx Into
third lii on In Hie Kiiiini at Wimli.
Iligton on Moiiilny. Cnniile .Murk,
inininer nf Hid Atliletli'H, baa licnn
Hnked by mniovan for peruilioilon
to iieKollnto with OMrlnir. Wild
Hill IN I'lillllilcnl that llm iroNiect
of IiIn tilaylnir on another wnrlil'H
eerlrN C(inli l will lurn Olilrltig out
of letiletiliillt.
Fistic News
and Gossip
Hy John Pollock
An effort la lining made by the man
ngera of two local ehilm to hrlng about
a teiiTound ncrup between Charley
Whltn of Chicago and Denny Ionard
of UiU city. Tho promntera who are
leudy to atage thin go urn Jimmy
.Johnston nf .Mndlnon H'liinre (inrden
and John Welmimntel nf Ubtiotn l'lild
of Dronklyu. When Nat biwln, who
lonkn after Whlle'a nffalra, wna here
hint week ho declared that ho would
Kindly let While meet Iomml and an I
u rrnult of that nnnnuiicciiient, John,
ton and Welmnuntol nro working hard
maicueii
to algn them up. Whltu 1 already
for two more llghtH, with
Mnlt Wella at lliinton on next Tuemluy
"Wit and with Kreddln Welnh for ten
rounda ellhnr al Kt. l'aul or Mlnne-
n (ml I mi July 21 or 22.
J' Welllnt, tha 1'hlrnfo llMwrlgit, fen.
tliiii.' In n.iki. ..- In tli liU Ii U tiklni
tti In In th Kut. At llnffilo. N. y on
Miin.Uj nlglil. Welling ktim-kul nut ll.ulliu
Ki'in, lh likely welteiafliht of tlmt rllj. In
th rUlilh rmin l el t trn enunl i tip. IVrlllni
t.k the ilm uf Jack llrlllcii who baj til left
) Uull; cut III Irilnlin,
A oitch ttMn h'iwrllil mi rllnrhrd
lo.l.jr tj nuL'hnukrr .McArllii uf M Fairmont
A, 0. of th llnmi. The hl( Mlom will
rlt.h In tt at luk Dumiwj, llm rleier WraUm
laiirr an.l "Win Mull" Krnnj nf UiU rlti. Th
m III tut trn roiuiila at tb cluti'a ttttl ahow im
rUlurdiy hlihl. lMnj rrtfnllr .lefrtlnl Audr
AhJrrM.n it lh atm rluli. ArtU MiJotrn and
Willi Jackwn and llcorg Ili-JJ and Jack I.) una
at) Utile,
Aftrr feral attemiila, a tv.ut ha been r
ranted lteen Harry I'len and Walter Mol.r,
th nitneil lln.ikljn llghtKel(lila, John Wela.
mantel, th llrui.klyu flulit I'mmitrr, alfiinl tha
fighter up M-day In l.atll for ten ruiind at
the llroadvfay Hl.irtliiir Club of IlriMkl)n on Hat
urday nltfht, Piona'a revnt vlelory otrr Mlltwu
hayler wa ieiiu.tbto for the matrb,
111 men amie. of maniltiichttr In ronneo-
tlnn with th deaui, en June SO, of Valaullu
Ileal, a InurllUt, who died after llti knnrknl
cut In a Unit wllh Chrlea ItaMoaatl at the
National (iiortlni Club or K.nJ.'U er dla.
ihargnl In emrt, th lullr hailug wlU.di.nn
th rhli ualn.t them.
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Dillon K. .' Jim I'ljnri.
HAHTl.ll.SVII.l.i:. Oklu., July fi. Jack
Dillon maintained his reputation as the
(limit Killer when hu knocked out
Jim Klynn. 1'ueblo llreiliun, at Dewey
yesterday In thu fourth round of their
scheduled lllteen.round hnttln. Tho end
came after one minute and forty seconds
of fighting. Dillon tore Into Klynn with
Hiiinshing ntsiii " J","" Jw
, .onn ns they eunin out of their cor
ners Ho lliiiired Klynn twice fur a
roiint of eight, and tho Isst time, when
KIVIIIl Weill uuwii, uiu urn Kfc up
fur half a mlnuto.
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Now that they
urn niiinherliiK
the bull nlayem.
moiiio of 'cm Hhould havo a bbr cipher
on 'om,
llull.l nf U eijlilrrn.)rrvM iltrirre. the
Iwl ul CuiidI U.k'a rP.Hn IM U1M .iillui.lr.
Hleul Watnnn, tho demon golfer,
won hla flrnt cbamploniihli Hut other
day und unnounccH that tho trophy
wan u two-(imrt h'olf cup.
Clark Clrlmth clnlma he divided thn
terloH with llontou. Wuolilngton took
two game unit tho iimpn toik tho
rcat,
Tbo promoter!) of the Moron. Dillon
flRht didn't promote Morun a bit.
Pitcher Kantlshnir has a now da
livery. Kanty throws hla baan ball at
the batter's corns, and describes tha
result as tha suocotath ball.
A mllllonalro Ih willing to upend
1, noo.ooo to mako a champion of
("hurley Wclnort, but ho could employ
i""lt money to bettor ndvnntuKO trylnif
to mako Ufa preservers out of arlnd.
Miotics.
rienri Mcllrld aol.lea Im twalna ht Ut it
Carl M)a. ileum ) Ual h hadn't read thu
)er a rule.
Rmnrk the vymbnii, foot thr trumpet.
Crash fui baan tirum, thump tt,
thump It, '
Thlx vciir'a Fourth tens ki and onv,
.Vo Munki'd Mnrvtli ihyucil the day!
Kllbanc Is Junt un anxious to meet
Chaney an Villa Is ttl muot I'ornhlng.
Ilaln liiea Ui rilaiir a day off, but aarUilm
Ilia Uniii n off day,
If a million dollars will make a
champion out of Churloy Wolnert,
then It shoutd only tnkn about a thin
dlmo to mako n buttlc.ihlp out of a
rowbout.
With the color line eliminated from
the tournament Sam Lanqford Is
worrying last some pals boxer alien
ate tho affections of Jos Jaanatte,
Cyclist Frank Kramnr'n defonts nrn
coming too close together to ploaso
bin friends. Frank wns beaten In
1H03 nnd ugnln thin weak.
r.n with th enlor line erix.1. the rellow
.In licu popped info l.rr FnhV.1 dome.
In Ms fkult tht'rr imn n tenant,
"I've nh in on i'fl the vlitert, numbered
the ri ii.tr,
Now I'd Ilka to number the pennant,"
VeijPnt In Cleieland an aa ararc a pUnoa
Frank Moran claimed tn he n h..
weight champion and tho ponnlty for
coniuei I' uiiiK m very Heavy In
America.
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