The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1903, Page 8

a. B JUST LIKE | INC MONEY y Bookmakers at Bennings d to Return Bets on Though Horse Was Not the. Track. sa (Bpecial to The Evening Worl4.) WASHINGTON, March 25.-Something ‘the Metropoiltan Turf Arsociation i) before the season ts advanced make rules that will deal w itions wtch as arose in the thir ee at Bennigs yerterday. The gel i- Bins was on the card as a start- fe and Miles weighed out to ride him “After betting hed begun in the rips } foynd tl {nus Was not at track. He was stabled at a ner- farm, but through some mistake ‘Mot sent to tho paddock. oon as it was tearned that he wot at the track word was sent 1G the ring, and Jack Adler announced it Einus was a doubtful starter. the gélding’s wame was taken ) the jockey board. Some ys—many them. in fact—how- | W, took advantage of the rule which} Bex'that all horses ere to be con: ! fed starters after their numbers are, ed on the jockey board, and con- sa jed to take In money on Elnus afte, ‘the announcement. There were many eg 6, after they found that the horse was D BoOtTat the track, falied to return ino i Reeple the money bet on Linus. Proceeding Condemned. ‘There are no words strong enough | fo. condemn such a proceeding. Here | a people had absolurely no chance} ‘wih. Some of the bookmakers had by a filmsy pretext refused to returo MOney they had no right to keep. It unjust, unfair and untenable, and “ft Goes not reflect well upon an ase.- Wiation like the M. T. A Rules to meet such conditions ought to be framed - atvonce. SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1908. SNAPSHOTS OF M'GOVERN AND “YOUNG CORBETT” AT THEIR fit tel ey eat FORBES ruc AND WON AGAIN, Johnny Kelly Was No Matobsfor the Bantam-Weight Chame: pion and Was Knocked Outda Ninth Round. , ferry Forbes, the bantem-weight champion, defended his title successfully 'p his bout with Johnny Kelly, of De trot, in Kansas City last night. The latter was knocked out in the ninth round with a right swing on the Jaq. Kelly was outolassed by Forbes. In only one round did he make any kind of a showing. That was in the frst, Re ee Seeman on the jaw. Poter Maher and George Gaedner, the, ight heavy-weight boxer of Lowel! Maee., were to have met tn a tea-round bout before the Allegheny (Pa) A C., but as tnere was only $519 taken in Pt the door, the ‘big men didn’t like the idea of stripping for action for such @ small amount and the contest was called off. Danny Duane, the crack lightweight boxer of this city, was to have met Jimmy Gardner, of Boston, in a twelve- round bout before the Criterion A. C., of Boston, but he was taken seriously Jil a few days ago with the grip and the contest was postponed for two weeks, A bout between Geonge MoFad- den and “Twin” Sullivan was substt- tuted, , McFadden Won, but Got Draw. McFadden took on Sullivan at @ few hours’ notice and was really in no con- dition to box. He made an excellent showing, however. Sullivan was in the very best of condition. MaFadden forced the fighting during the tweivé rounds. The decision was a draw, but McFadden should have won. McFadden returned to New York to train for his bout with Sweeney, which ' M'GOVERN OUT FOR SPRINT ON HIS WHEEL. Away out in San Francisco, next Tuesday night, two of the greatest little men who ever pulled on boxing gloves will meet to settle a long-disputed question of superiority. Those little men are Terry McGovern, the {dot of all followers of the pugilistic game in the East, and “Young Corbett.” of Denver, who sheared ‘Terry of his laurels a year ago ‘ast Thanksgiving Day. Since that battle, which took place in Hartford, Terry nas disputed “Corbett's* claim to any glory. He sald the Denverlte was lucky, and that another meeting would show conclusively that he is the batter man. For months they tried hard for that second meeting, Several times they were matched to meet, but in every instance State authorities interfered with their plans, This time, however, there will be no hitch. Callfornia laws permit the holding of boxing bouts. Only a serious injury to one or the other of the principals could prevent their meeting on Tuesday. Such a thing Is hardly likely to occur, Eaoh ts taking the best of care of himself. Every day both boys pu: in hard work at their training camps on the Coast. Reports from there say both are fit now to get into the ring. Their dally work is hot monotonous to them. That Is due chiefly to the variety of It. Anything that will tend to better their physical condition they do. Climbing trees or moun- tains, engaging in wheelbarrow races and such things are a few of the ways they ivert thelr minds from the fact timt they have to work. And everything of the sort helps to put them in great shape. An idea of the work Terry does can be gleaned from the letter sent to the Sporting Editor of The Evening World by Joe Humphreys, in which he tells of the ‘ttle Brooklynite's daily work in preparing for the bout. News rrom ‘Corbett's’ quarters say he is in prime shape now and that all he needs to do 1s to take off a couple of pounds In order to be at the required weight of 127 pounds at 4 o'clock on TERRY PLAYS BAST BALL FOR PASTIME. YOUNG CORBETT RESTING AFTER DINNER. ond {© Track in Patrol. Was some consternation amorg epi at the track yesterday when the police patrol wagun came clangiog th “poad at a fast clip. Great was rise when fresident Howland | . Hitchoock were found seatsi the midst of a bunch of policemen. of m raid on the track were | or about, but they were quickly; f when it was learned that) 4 Howland and Hitchcock were | Suests of the police and not pria- It appears that the gentiemsn ‘a trolley to the track, and when » journey was half completed the | ear broke down. Messrs. Howland and a Htchooek alighted and just then the ol happened along. The lieutenant gharge volunteered to give the turf- ‘@ lift, and they enjoyed a novol to the course. @ “Dethroned King.” Mike Dwyer used to come to meetings at Bennings he had a on the biuff just below the 8 ing hig! ‘There he sat all the after- ‘ FIRST GAME. @ question of who lands the first punch. se) | win: will be matched to box George Te eiceay pitiire board, and, as usual, it was an outs Beare aude Hamner iota: left for Cain. After that Terry goes i BS eaveral commissions amounting that will be bet cn the outcome. Neariten Mo eee eee ee eton’ Bporee a owyer |ienm that turned the trick, Roberts, 18; F! Gerdes, 181; Lehrbach, | (feUs! five minutes of “shadow” fight- ,000 to place at even money, and it! To those who believe that Terry Mc- /ing Club, of Phitadelphis, When Br. Dwyer’) ‘The lead In now held by the Vendomes, | 19. Total, 898, 4 ing. ‘Then he skips the rope for ten min- thy of “young ‘Corvett’s sup] POFLEES Govern should be on the short end the |W oa. Rin cor Mlnote visits ‘Father Bill Daly| or the Bronx. They scored #71 without| Spartan I1—Thum, 196; Riddall, 172:] utes, finishing up with five minutes with feel conadent that the Denverits thea scat letter from Joe Humphreys, | 30*t"# df : possession of the chair, and for] ‘much trouble, and are sure to bo close | SehlllIng, 170; Coulon, 447; Schultz, 179:| tn» aumbbells, win I will take any amount they wil |McGovern’s representative, will prove of| Boxing will In all probability be per- year has held court, surround-| 1, in the finals, which commence next) ) 0” Trainer Mayhood is greatly pleased Jou HUMPHREYS. | Sreat interest: mitted again in the State of Illinois. retinue of stablo boys and| week Unless the Fidela team, which SECOND GAME. Oe $< GampemoGovern: The boxing bill Introduced by Assen! @ Blood flows quick these Tolls to-night, can do better the Ven-| Prospect, Bror aod 181; Schrenc! | Alameda, Cal., Maren 19, 1903. lyman Dady, o: icago, in the te ae ym Dig policeman auletly |Gome's acore will Iikely remain at the| iM! t,teekt, 16s C. Heeht, 88; Baum, RACING’ NOTES. BASEBALL CHAT. seostig setter Braing Were | Lerilature, calling for suk-gouna bouts.) Spring days. : K he the chair and walked off with), of the list. The Fidella five is con-| \endomé, Bronx—birethof, 162; Brum- Dear Sir: ‘There seems to be such a clay Committee with a recommendation! @]. Impatience is in the air. Bill protested, but it was no Use. / aden: that to-night the 1,000 mark will|san, 219; Smith, 18%; Eckels, 24; Forsch-| The feature of the racing at Oakland | imer Fick had his ip cut and twol aiverence of opinion among the ad-ithat it pass. The committee's action PY ogehall he went to President Howland |), ire Ercan capnot sit on the lawn," said VENDOME FIVE BOWLED Things are getting warm in The Even- Amann & Treiss's street and Third avenue. hand to cheer them on. takes place at the same club. Hoey Defeated Burdick. George Hoey, the promising feather~ welght fighter of the Avonia A. C,, of this city, was awarded the decision over Jack Burdick, the east elde feather-" weight, in a ten-round bout which was. the afternoon of the contes'. He is sald to be faster than ever and is brimful of confidence that he will defeat the ‘Terrible On¢" from Brooklyn tn just as quick time he did at Hartford, when victory came to him in the second round. WHY YOUNG CORBETT SHOULD BE FAVORITE. 971 IN BIG TOURNEY. How terry ts cettina wn Terry's condition. He says that he will leave nothing undone to get his} » Rese R. 2 INTO SHAPE FOR BOUT, | charse ingthe best possible condition. | held at Meriden, Conn, The contest ss 1 "| "Terry feel very confident of defeating) was one of those slam-bang affairs. ree “Corbett” when ne meets him. He | In the preliminary bo Mur-? ronx Team Is Now Placed at Top of List in|camp arcoverN, croms Garden, already down to weight, which aa Denver Boy Should Be on Short End, Accord=| pny. ‘ir the Now Polo A. A. knocked out Terry “Young in the arth’ rou round of Alameda, Cal, To the Sporting Editor of The Evening World: “Terrible Terry” is rapidly rounding to shape for his contest with “Young Corbett" next Tuesday night. The cawp 1s visited dally by 'Frisco sports who are pounds at 4 o'clock. The selection of a referee will be left to Manager Sam Harris. Good reports come to us from Camp Corbett, and they are to the ef- fect that the little Denverite is train- ing faithfully and will be is first-class! what was ‘bout, The Evening World's Event. ing to “ Dope” Furnished by Joe Humphreys. expenses of the Pritts to San Francisco, As the date for the McGovern-Young and handed Willie Britt Sounstwentye Corbett fight approaches the sporting TO-NIGHT’S GAMES. LAST NIGHT’S SCORES. anxious to sea the little Brooklynite go| condition when he faces Terr; dollar. bill i th tor 5 y, and also lollar bills. Britt took t tore Orchard |. and Fidelia |. Vendome, Bronx. {hough Bis Andoor exercises, We have|that he will be under the ‘stipulated Dealers atilares is Bennie were ane them pe. into small pieces and threw Mutual and Nautilui Spartan |. ‘dom for 200 spectators, but that is not welght. more undec! as to the probable re em into @ cuspidor. Harlem Gircle and Orchard II. Spartan HW. enous’, There will be many large wagers|SUlt of the encounter. Hart to Meet Bonner. Terry's Indoor work consists of fifteen AS iLETN EI woe eerste minutes at the bag; eight rounds of box- ing with his partners, Eddie Cain, the Brooklyn Hght-weight, also Joe Angieis, tho amateur Hght-welght champion of the coast. The clever work is mapped out for Angleis and the hard work is made on the contest, but McGovern’s " supporters will not give any odds. They! #uch a’ large following as the youngste: will accept even money. Everybody Who will meet next Tuesday. The Nigh: seems to think It 1s the toss of a cop-‘followers all over the country were (per as to who will win. Both boys,|never before so evenly divided in their they say, can deliver hard blows with | opinions, and aa a result all records may pelttion: Dang: ance aay ‘@ it 18 only be broken aa to the amount of money Marvin Hart, of Loulsvilie, who has uot fought since he met "Philadelphia Jack” O'Brien in a six-round bout in Philadelphia four months ago, has been matched to box Jack Bonner, the Sum- mit Hill heavy-weight, in a twenty- round bout in Loufpville'on April 2, The The Black Bass Club was down to Fall, but did not show up. To-night the best bowllng of the tour- nament is Likely to be seen. Last night's scores: World bowling tournament at alleys, Fitty-ftth Last nignt the h team record again went by the @ “ Custom-tailor” is too slow—* Ready-mades” too was unanimous. O'Nrien Posts $1,000, ner, 28 Total,’ 971, THIRD GAME, yesterday was the victory of Caronal, a 100 to 1 shot. He was one of a field of thirteen that went to the post for the teeth loosened by colliding with Hess; | during a practice game at New Or- oasecd, and a big crowd will’ be on: mirers of Terry McGovern and Young Corbett as to who should be the favorit The Vendome's acore wns the only real! qiamiiton, Weehawken — Buylha i . at 68 jin the betting in the coming fight that I} "Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien ev:dently ere ac cay ae teed ema [interesting feature of the games Inst) i532, 1. Sendrich. 145; Grebnatetn, 169; cloelng number, and was entirely over~) Jack Harper fa gore at being turned! am going to ty and make It clear why means to force Bob Fitzsimmons into a commonplace. ‘ a it Daly's on scattered and] int They beat the Prospects, also eLetter 185; 8. Sendrich, 169.’ To-| looked. EAA ag) ii ttn eh aad shveniany fe Piay | the Denver lad sould go Into the ua match, ED ee oa sertined check @ “Semi- -teady” is the s the Bronx, by almost 170 pins. Three of! “hieasure, Jersey City—Lugge, 163;| Danny O'Connor went so wide with | $d nolnnatito “make the! on the short end. for $1,000 with Al Smith to bind a matet "* Good Youngsters. the Vendomes got above 20. Breihot| Rose, 1: Pfoerpaer, 110; ‘Holler, 168; Bil- Bontinaton lie Muse tor Momecat Delisle ee ete First of all, he is a champion, and/ with “Lanky Bob" at 158 pounds for the happy medium. Grose, ‘Before this meeting is over "Pa" |was the low man with 19, bersborss, 167. ‘otal, 733 uiigs yesterday that to many It ap-| John Hardy, the promising pitcher| there 1s no record of a man losing the! middie-welght | championship’ of, the! @ Tried - on, finished - to- order » the foremost representative of] Much was expected of the Spasianan FOURTH GAME, peared as if he was going to take most | whom Manager Selee, of Chicago, aad| championship and regaining tt agatn.| Woe. shith with his forfeit he sald he} and delivered same day. dy Facing and breeding ciroies, | but the Arst team fell short of | Blattdeutacher, Bronx--Pape, 189: Bet-lof the fleld to the woods. This gave |on trial, has signed with the Los An-|To do so Terry will have to break all would be ready at any tlme to meet & few prizes with his two-year-| just two pins, The second team only) jon, 16: Noepel, 108; Prue, 120; Weber,| Wilkerson, on Musical Bilpper, hls | goles Club, of the Pacific Northwest| records and people are usually willing’ Fitzsimmons or his representative in Ugeurneanyt: SVAMDROEE: wo that have shown ought to| did 864. ' 120,’ Total, 7 chance to get through Ue. Séalee thinks he js a diamond in| to bet two to one that a record will not this city to tall over detalls for a Nght. long, ‘They are Peter Faut AAs the h, and advised the colt to Join bainroient Pils Bite be eTee 10 R. Harrison. Both ran “in Sam Doggett has decided to quit tome club where he could be in the! young Cornett did not win the title by but they were handicap- @ bit green at the barrier But just put it A does his own breeding. He down on a farm and a few he worries through each the crop, He doesn't do Bradley announced two at the spring meeting at thut in Robert Waddell he winner of the American Derby, laughed to scorn an offer by Brew of $7,500 for the horse. |! erowd laughed at Bradey for the of associating Robert Waddeil hh the classic American Derby, Ney when the American Derby set ‘Ofer for Match Hace, ons z. ms Smathers, owner of Mo- agree on Bute! make 4 brs entering ‘bu terms for a maye he would be & three-cornered Four and one-balf furlongs. Buarters, HOLA WINS THE FIRST RACE, (Continued from First Page.) down for the balance of the meeting. SBOOND RACK Betting Mr Pl owhta, StH PID MAY ALLOW RACING IN PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA, racing will in all probability be allowed In Joseph Pennsylyati Ma in W, Widener, March %.—Horse the near future. the millionaire horse owner of this city, A, J, Cassatt and W. L. Elkins, two other prominent horse-owners, are supporting @ racing the riding for good and all. He has taken game every day, a fluke or a chance blow, He knocked Philadelphin’s New Club. Controllers for New York. . Aut AL trainer! licenae and Will Benes Uirye. cammou sien at the Philadelphia} Terry out fairly and squarely, beating | Another athletic club has been formed | = his energies in that direction In th®: League park readi en ing. Leay-|4n Philadelphia. In St boxing shows z ing, ‘No {mprover/ him at his own game of slugging. 14 suture, Ao Innguage to player or umpire will bel ing everything else out of the question, Will be held, The new club will be VIM, ~ VIGOR VITALITY Einus wag officially posted as a starter In the third race at Bennings yesterday, but at the last minute he had to be withdrawn. He failed to put in an ap- tolerated,” 1s to be scratched out. The new management has decided to treat its patrons with confidence, in the be- Hef that such warning to ladies and wentlemen is unnecessary. pearance from his stable outside the gtounds, His owner, John Callahan, was fined ane Bonmot would undoubtedly hi won the last race at Bennings yesterday had Waterbury ridden the oolt out instead of reaching for his whip in the last fow when ‘Water- se Burkett has showed up in the best condition of any of the St, Louls Ameri- cans, Jess is in midsummer form, and says he will do some effective work with the stick this season, * . Rube Waddell’s request to pitcn the first game in the Philadelphia-Athleflo this should make Corbett the favorite | for the coming battle. \ ey Corbett nas Just as easily disposed of | the same men that Terry has defeated. | Kid Broad, Santry and Yanger some, time ago defeated the litte Denverite but he turned the tables on them after- ward by knocking out Santry, beating Kid Broad and boxing a draw with Benny Yanger, showing plainly that he Was improving rapidly. Corbett's bouts with Lenny, Rice, | $39,000 for the champlonship battle be- Known as the Southern A. C., and will ive its firet show on Apr.l 7. “ipne bulld- ing, when completed, will accommoda 2,500 persons, The matchmaker is tr’ ing to arrange a six-round bout de- tween “Chick” Tucker, of this city, aud elther Eddie Lenny or ‘Young Erne." No Fight for Flortd Although Paddy Carroll, the Chicago fight promoter, who offered a purse of tween Jim Jeffries and Jim Corbett, willing to wager the purse that he can FOR MEN. Mormon Bishops’ Pill. have been in use over 50 years by the leaders of the Mormon Church and their followers, — Posi- es cure the wort cases in old and youn; effects of indiscretion sian RD Hurdie; one mile and « half. hold the fight in Florida, the officials of that State say that the fight will not be held on their soll, ‘The Attorney-General that under the new laws a fine of measure which was presented in Legislature on Monday, It calls for the holding of race meetings of fifteen days’ 4] duration, In tae event of the measure {imps Bonmot ewerved ury let go of his head. oe. ‘The following horses have been de- excesses, or ‘arette smoki Cures Lost vitae ieee Pains in Back, Lame Back,Untit- series has been granted by Manager| Bernstein, Young Brae, Crockey Boyle Mi 4 7 Meneses! and Eddie Hanlon could just aa well as not be paswed up, as the Denver boy was In no condition for any of these | Bh tare poor, Won bandiiy. Miss Nancy and Swivit raced head . Pitcher Bob Blewitt, of the Brooklyn by c! ith Peter Paul a eared} is of the Carter Handicap: John five years’ imprisonment follows falar? er ORY Piteeas | saveral baie Paweod, a racing association, will |’. J Rightful Abell team, is practising law in Washington.| contests, but he showed plainly that he | tonvistion for prize Ranting. ness for Marriage through Ner~ denguhe out of It In the run home! be organized on the basis of the Bara- has a knockout blow with either hand vous Debility, Headache, Vari. whvit quit and Peter Paul closed a a oclation—that is, by voluntary James Wiggs ‘s the pres of the Cin- 4 aH Attel’n Next Fight, Ls it Pe . ee eeeepeeneee Bn bios ‘Maney, ‘The intier arom, avai sulbsertptions, Chen man ‘subscribing as cinnati teh, He ta 6 feet 2 inches in] And, 18 oe OF the newt Te Senerale!” Avo Atel, the California featner-|CDCee OF Constipation, Stops } te et cee eine tron ister Pau] BO mure are the backers of the measui BENNINGS ENTRIES. iment HALA Rea ee iy tay oth boys | Welght, who has ported a certified check|N@rvous T witching ‘ rant ot f ite passage that thoy Report has it that Fred Ely, wo for of $1,000 in San Francisco to bind alof Eyelids, wees Balts3) wiion was Ave lengths In front of eps toward the selection of . wa claim that Corbett has the better punch i » dae s/f GV. Bell, owner of Hermis,|away. eo Ite fore track near Ehiadpipnine \peckal te The Evening World.) Several years played the short field for! or the two, and also that bis judgment} Match with the winner of the “Young iim m edlates RACE TRACK, BENNINGS, March Be sites are in view and a definite , %.—The entries for to-morrow's races n Will be made in the near future, The Philadelphians are not disposed to organize the Pittsburg Club, Is booked to captain| of uistanc the Ban Frencieco club nine of the Pa-| Hesides Mmiovern heatnerwergpt, cific Northwest League. texte ie ‘Terry MoGovern fight, has 4 to box Billy De Coursey, the California Agtier, jn a twenty-round tu sovern's, a legitimate Devt caANuoL is beter to every part CENTS oe wip! sys- tem. Don't get despondent; a cure is at hand. Strengthening and invigorating. is vwitlle @ Jockey club, but will ap, and be strong, is horse Advan denn Lhe to the Jockey Club of } York ay 2 weight il a ut before t in California that want the conddons abet Si ormnenh Ruseaeienia aseaiyy andl elll abide thy) -" 5 Reports trom Jacksonville, Fis., where} ern. wel ag oo | Go ane Wil’ oer the largest purse, Stimulate the brain’ and nerve centres sor pup cma, mie nad Bee, Dalia: mil that clube rules e tt SCO nea ee ne ene Te Eerste Oe, es atere Maite [Jones to Mect Burke, ie. a bom 6 for 63.0 by oath Arrieeg a on i jl vé 8 silent concession "in the | Mis Lobsier 7 * erie Haman ths nee cuenta ton Re pennas dufterence in the men when| ‘Grift" Jones, the 106-pound fighter, guarantee lo care of money refunded, ore WO WOMEN’S TEAMS be the Worcester Club, “Connie” Dellevea| re’ Demee Reese Will be In| nas agreed to box Pete Burke, 1°] Bishop Romedy Co, iff) Rxpene plein that stage lMte 1a the| Brooklyn feather-welght, a six-round| cat y under * es outa at here’ beat. “in anxious me to wet sale could be arranged "said Mr. Shields, willing to ae be nal Mies Lobst: the first mile, followed by Gtbson and Lear JAght took the lead and appeared Ladies and the Lady Mystics carried onal Leaguers, has reported for duty a gh . ‘have the race in hand when Alma Girl Monareb. Olenacre proot of it ys champion of Asnerica, bofore the Na ‘came out of the bunch with h and.) of the honors in the women wood G. RK. Harriaoe’ the training camp at Thomasville, Ga. e of it. * Tight in tne ‘aut ‘size Siveniater ie eteras hae ayer oll Mien, én, good condition ie |tonal . C. of Philadelphia, on Satur teenth, won by two leng' ill be tully able to all Di ¥r 2 y ave Fulte’s) , ix * S3ae BOWLED BIG GAMES. The Independent bout In Chester, Pa., at catch weights on Saturday night, Jones was matched to fight Willie Schumaker, the 105-pound nfall of cy puginets, “McGovern, hag most of | mt in the last three e g00d. he does not.want . . Kittridge, catcher of the Boston Ne- Rae, Yeomans £6 Walter 3 140 Masons st. W. Yo coating: ‘and 8th Ave, and * half furlongs, 4 On the turn Gib for bwo-yearoide; ¥s oare fenton tertamniy, a Greater New York wi to fing Gibson 1 Ke Sd given. iy coaching pre Holy Freee nt e In good condi| LITTLE ROCK FINISHES. (Specie! to The Bvestog World.) LITTLE ROOK, Ark., March 35 —Te | the races scheduled to be rum here wis Dour tae gi Eels oe ae ed , but withdrew from the ichumaker is ready to fight Jones or me at 10 pounds for a side bet . Jimmie Stone, the 115-pouna fighter, and Willie Schumaker, the 105-pound champion, both members of the Ayonia A. C., of thie elty, left for Boston to- three-year-ohis, te camry ten cox pane, orp, Oiteon Th pounds vecer the boule, six furloogs Py ghould prove 10 be a very faut was ten aii in front of only be a Sntter't And it ahourd who the witning punch. hav. OVER 000 Bote BARGAINS, watt gi Korth nothing dealers can ‘But, “aaa al te FIRST Gans, . Hasodgiedire. | Wichus, Sire, ange are ye Ledepen dent Greater Mrs. Ho Hes Vileon. Mitre. ‘adenech. tal, 8. ‘ed “toatl a ken, 127. Total Myet!o—abra. Baler, Le ist: Keretiog, (116 Haffen, 116 ware ace ‘Takeo in tp bahaage ing t offered oe tt tthe Brittemprvere Mateh OF, deat ite Aghters tn f oston. Bohumaker ‘The Hmited-round bout between Jimmy Jknm; th i-pousd Britt, the champion light-weight of California, and Aurelie Herrera, the Mexican y eneee, which was to have been tte,