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Interesting Data for Local Fans
Who Anticipate Pleasure at
Seeing Champ. Game
‘Dates for the Games.
le‘lrnt guinewtlot. 7, in New York.
Second game—”Oct. S, in l"llllildul-
phia. . - -
'I‘hird guinemOct. it, in New York.
Fourth game-«Ont. it), in i-‘hlih‘del-
phiu.
li‘irili gamer-{let ll. in New York.
Sixth sumo—«Oct. 1:2, in l’l‘iilndel-
pliiu.
In the. event of ti seventh game tho
(2in for holding it will lie deoitlod by
the tons (ii a coin. In tune it game is
postponed on account 01' rain, or ii‘
some other cunno a Iogul grunt: in not
played, tell teams will mouth: in tho
. city where the postponement occurred
until a legal game shall hnvo been
played.
A tic game will not he played all
in the city whore it occurred. hut the
tennis will move on to the next city.
Time of gainos~2 p. m.
Umpires for the Series.
National l.engue-\\'iliiuni Klein and
Charles Rigler.
American l.ongue~'l‘hmnan II. (loin
holly and John J. Engnn.
Prices for Tickets in New York.
.‘lioxos ti‘our scutsl................$25
Upper grandstand ............ . .. :5
Lower grundntnnd ............... Ll
lilonrhern ...... .. ... ........... 1
Prices for Tickets in Philadelphia.
llox souls toacli)..,....... ......... 355
Main grandstand ........ ...... .. 45
Right and left field pavilion.) ....... 2
liloachorn ............. y ....... L
How Tickets. Will Be Sold.
tinrcsurved seats will ho hold at the
Polo Grounds on tho day»: of the
games, first come, llrnt iii-.i‘vod. lift-
ncrvcd snails must he purclinsod i‘or
throo days troni iiotli L'Illilfi. In
event that thrco games are not play-
ed. the clubs will refund the money.
'I‘Iir sole of tickets will be under this
d‘irrrtion of tilt‘ clnhis themselves and
no iiinil orders will he noroptctl. Noi-
lili‘l‘ oluli will he permitted to drool ox-
trn stands on the fluid. No sportulnrn
will he allowed in ovorllov. on tho
hold. and no ground I‘lllt'n will lio
nuido.
Players Eligible to Participate.
New Yul‘lvwillll‘lis, (Toopvr. t'rinnhill.
tiltl
l'hiylv I‘hrinnrtéo. IFII‘IJ'IIDI‘, Fl‘tlililllt',
(hunt, llvrziyiz. .Ilurthiy, Mill'llll.ll‘ii,
\l’illw, MllIIII'WL-illll, hiiiz't‘nl‘, .\li=,\"l*i'.;.
‘hlwlmnii, Murillo, ltolilnuon, Alritoru
lllll‘li, filinl'nr. Huodurnnx, 'l'liorpo, ’I‘L‘h-
roun. Wilson. Si-liiipli.
I’Iiliiitlwllilllir' h‘l‘iiiiiiit. Limp, Plinth,
'l‘liosnus. lil'lltll‘l‘, l‘iiiiiiili.:. llittli‘Ii,
lli'own. Siniwhl-y. I’l‘llliilt‘li, liir'.,
it‘ll-laci’i’, lli'liinik, (‘olIiin:, Hurry. lin—
hor, ()rr, llnvln, Imxnii, t‘ildri'm,
Stiuiili, I; l\tu:pliy, Ii. Murphy, '\‘.‘:il:h,
Iiuliy.
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ARCHER SAYS MYERS
IS "UNTHROWOUTABLii"
i‘l'l“I‘:~'liI ltd, >i“!lt. :7.v-.lliiliiiy .lr-
('Ili'l‘ of tho (‘nlin hilt-l Imd to Until it in
Word to dcnnrllin itnlpli Myurs. tho
ltiill',’ lliuvn spender. Iii- npriiiiiz It you-
tordiiy. It in “uiillirowoutnlilv. A's-
clior tinclarod his (unit romouilior
throwing out tho ifilllnl tuwvr till nou-
noii, and ii. utility of the donut runortn
of ignition iuilis to revonl n single with“.
“In Mynrn I hnvo found my jinx at.
hint," ho unit]. "In tho lust douhlri
Iiieiniur hi (lhlci'n‘to ho trlnd thrico to:
Hill‘Uild and onco for third um] won
ouch time. in Bunion lust mouth .liu
ntoln three timing on the In onugnmo,"
nAvNOLoc LEADS cannot ALLEN
”Edwards Rtiyiioldn. it local amateur,
. surprised und ultoukhd thinnio Allen.
hint night, at Doyle‘s Madeira. Allen
in practising for his chullongo pocket
billiard match with Champion Alfredo
lie Don and in conceding inn hulls In
. 450 to ltaynolda. The latter wnu eight.»
can point: behind on the first night's
may. Mill Ilium. howavor. he finish-
ed the wound block with it lead or tour
hulls, the tit-arc for two nights stand
lug: Align, 29‘s. and fiaynnldii. 200.
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l'llitJUKIJNI-l‘, Mum. limit. 31—-
L‘liniiiploii i’llE‘l champion, yesterday.
and Francis (iiiiinot, Aiiicririu'n unthin-
iiI opmi golf titlo holiior uddod to his
reont luurols‘liy vunquinhing Jerome
I). Travers, tho national amateur
L'IIIIIIIIIIUII. Thoir nintch went twenty
holou oi vurying golf hol‘ore the youth
prevailed.
The cords of the
match were:
Quintet—Travers
IOIIIlill‘ltl ("lutw—I'i-ia, till, 343%“.
In~34~l, «155i, Bull—«395. ’l‘otalwiu. luv—
54.
Travers: Out-willéi, 4-14, 354W3I5.
Inmilfii'i, I544, 365—41. Tallow-77. Ill-a
55.
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CORNELL GETS GREAT JUMPER. l
Alma R. Richards Wants to Learn to
Run a' Farm as Well as to Leap.
iTHACA, Sept. 27.-~.—\lmu W. Rich-
ards, the Olympic champion high jump-
or, arrived at Cornell yesterday prac-
tically unheralded. The arrival oi’ IIl~:
Western athlete was; a. Sill‘pi'lni: to
Coach Bio-whiny and in fact none at the
leaders in athletics knew that Rich-
ards was coming to study in the Col-
lcgo of Agriculture.
ltiirlinrds will I'OlllL‘ out for the
Freshman track team and iii unorhor
your will be eligible for the varsity.
lie put on a truth i-znii youtcrday utter-
Iioon and cleared six feet in the high
Jump. Richards is anxious: to leurn tin:
lino points of shot putting, hummer
throwing and Ill‘t‘tflti Jumping liiid
Moalilcy begun at (little to give him
points aiiout weight throwing. iiiwll-
nrds has a farm out in Hull und lids
conic to Cornell to lenrn how to run it.
PLAYERS CAN’T WRITE WORLD .
SERIES GAMES.
I.‘I.\CLTI.\'N.~\3.I‘I. Sept. 27. 'Ilh‘illli iii
ireouont complaints rowiird liy lllt‘.
N‘iitloiiul liusohall Commission uiiil the
Busclmll Wi'itors‘ .-\.-~;o(~izition, our
coriiiug urtirlos nut-goo to how
written liy linll players. tho Nution-
ul (‘oniniinsion tiiiliiy hundred down .i
ruliui,r in which it orders lhnt no
players oligihlo to (‘(lll‘lpt'IL' in the
world‘s St'lll‘s or any (,‘lil’ sorivs shall
write or prolmid to \vrilo on account
of Mlt’ll stories l‘or niiy lll'\i"iil|lll'.?l‘. nor
shall niiy pIuyi-r allow tho nun oi" his
union 1‘ tin nriivh- purporting to
llt’ wrlltt-n liy him.
Violation ol’ thin; tll‘ili'l' will result
in tho infliction of sum poiiaill it“,
Ihv t'IilIllllIfifilllll iuuy determine.
'i'llt‘ lilihi‘llilll \l’i’ilnrk‘ Associulion oi
Allil‘l‘l(‘lt hull l‘vrniitly filillI‘iIt‘il tin» Lo.
linointion oi the ('(Illiilllt‘filiii! in pso-
vniiiliiu, hull liliiyorn l‘roin llll‘.illlil1~2
tlioir hold. in tho communlrnlion to
tho Niitionnl (,7onnnlnalon. i'l‘t::’l(l!'llt
Jnrhnon, of tho Writm'n' Annouinthtn,
dwinrud:
"ill-iii: Io lhii. (li'll, ‘.\‘4~_ ”It l‘iI‘W'
punt-r mun, urn I'orcnil to do Mimi.“
thing to Mullet-l, oni'nolvori :iiniiniu. it
uxiiltiiin uvil tlinl Illl‘t‘itit‘iii-i iinui'lluii
i'i-p-irlorh in II lit:i‘llliiiil'}' may. It till”)
in IlliiIiIlIlJ. illt' ropotln of tho \vorlil
norion l'lillillliililli, nod Illllnl in n wily.
hurt Ilin w-rli-n ovonlunlly. Mid it
HIHIIIII‘ Iiulittlvu in tin} inindn oi lilo
piitillr, tho trulnnd hunt-hull writ-i?
n‘iui iiilnirn till lln- your ltl'tiililt! in; n
roiiipi-Itint critic. to In: niiliorillnutml
to n iiorhio hi this illitt ‘lilnitniit woult
of tho Ininnlinll your. The ounitninision
m“ Ihln annihilation Iii tiny more
will liiivn tlin import will uranium.
IL mil? "who to urnulrntn tho ct‘il
lhid Ililli linen dinouunod."
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WALL STREET FAVOR8
CHANGES OF GIANTS
limiting in tho financial district indi-
CMW Ilinl. tho (liniitu urn tho Invnrltoa
ms for on suntiiiiont now, though on
{or (til min Iin uncertuluod no Giant imp.
north: in willing to tlfiei‘ odds. Even
mutiny Iii ol‘t’umd. with plnuty ol’ giant
money, but little in sight on the other
Milo.
'Sovoml trunk both have been report-
ad. among them an altar of :40 to uni
that Mathewson would pitch tho Ilriit
games [or the (Mantis. There also was
a but of $60 that the action would run
nix some» and mother that dilemma
would win the limit some he pitched.
An otter to but ‘50 against 3200 was
made to the effect that the Giants
Would win the Sim three um», but
Ewixii
. there was no taker.-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday'a‘ Results.
‘New York. 4: Brooklyn. 2.
Pittsburgh, 6; Chicago, 1. ,
Philadelphia. 6; Boston,
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3: first
gniiio‘. illoston, 10; Philadelphia, ll:
second come.
5' ’ .
standing of Clubs.
W. I... PC.
New York ..... . ...... in; 46 .676
Philadelphia ........ ' . .85 :36 .603
(Liliirugo ..........,...h‘4 I34 .563
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . .77 Ill) .523
Boston ..... .........64 81 .441
.llrooltlyn ..... . ....... 62 Si .434
Cincinnati ... . . . . . . . ..63 85 .426
St. Louis . .. ......... 49 93 .333
Games Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati. ,
Pitts’hurgli at St. Louis. |I
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AM ERICAN LEAGUE.
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Yesterday's Results. ,
Washington, 3; New York, 0. i
Boston, 10; l‘liilndoliihia, Al.
Chicago. 2 St. Louis, In innings.
(filovelundd‘lntroit, rain.
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standing of Clubs.
W. L.
Phlludelpliin ..... . . . . .95 :31
Cleveland ....... Sill 92
Washington ......... .54 6:;
lionton ............... 75 GT
("liicuizo .............. 7F» 72
Iiotroit ............... Ill} SI
Shhouis.............:'i.'.i .93
New York .......... . .53 on
Game: Today.
Warliitinlnn :it New York.
l"IliIl‘ltIl'-Iplilll at Boston.
St. Louis at Chicago. :
(‘lovclund at Detroit 1:). .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday's Results.
St. Paul. >i', Louisville. 7.
Rooms Pity, z'i; t‘olunihun. 7.
Minneapolis, 2; Toledo, It. '
.\lilw1i_ukon,lo; Indianapolis,
t'tilhrd and of 5th, iiurhiicw.
MANY FOOTBALL GAMES 1
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
llucllnull vn. \\'yi_uiiiun $i‘lillllill‘)‘ at
Inawisliurg.
- I‘nrlhdo vs. \l'wt i'Irnhiiu ut (Tut'-
lliltl. .
llol‘uuw rs. lndliinu ill liloouiiuizton.
l’ordlniiu vs. St. Priors ut l-‘ori‘ihuin.
(loorlzt'lowii Shannon
M‘Iltmi ill. l’i'nshlnntoii,
I.iil'n_vctiw in. linrh-ninrru ut l'lnntoii.
Vii.
Loliittli vu. .‘llhriulii all South licllr
“that”.
fit. Lawn-mm tn. i’iiioii ut tit-lion-
l,‘( Indy.
\\'n:~‘liinnloii uiii‘l .Inli’oi-iniii via. Mount
("Mon :1: \\‘ip<l:lni2lon, I‘n.
illnrvnrd-lf, oi Mniun ut Stadium.
Yulo'iloly (‘roni-i ut Now llnvun.
Aiiiliiii'hhlilnulo Inlntui nt Aniliornt.
.\i‘iii)~;‘\'oi‘wii;li ni, “out l’tiIlIi.
lintcn-‘l‘ul‘ln ut Modi‘iird.
ltii‘on'll-i'olliy iii. l’roviiiniwn,
liowdolnam. Williams at llruuiiwlolt.
Cornelltilolttnu- til. lthnrn.
l,Iiil‘tiiioutlrllunn. Audion iii. llnnovor.
l’rlunotoinltutuom ut. l’i‘inrotou.
Byrncuno-llolmrt at Syracuse.
l'uiiiniylvnnln-tinttyiiliurg nt l’hlIw
dolphin.
Wiiiilllllli‘liulili. l'nly. at William!!-
tiiwii. “
Worcuiitnr l’oly.«liprlngliold Y. M. C.
j A. iii. Springilold.
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RITCHIE ONLY TALKS OF FIGHT'
. ING.
ilAN It‘liANtllilCtJ. Hunt. 27.legiit-
woiuht I'llimniilon Willlo liltnhlo and
Harry Folny, lilii inunugur, left for the
lentil. youturduy. They will stop oil at
human to arrange it match with Wol—
umzit or name other lightweight minke
place In October in Mliwnukou. Itita
chic onpnctu to return to thtiwonniit;
to most Tommie Murphy on Thank!»
givlnlt mariner no limit with small
Ci‘mls in N York.
001.: V8. GOLO‘NIALO.
'rtie onltn‘r‘nnu 'ccitcninhi will «lull
again at , . colonial riot. Sunday. it
the want i— perlnltii. “tapioca" him»
hon and Young sonny mull will be
the battery tor tho Colts. (lam «II-
,iid at 3:00 i). in.
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MIT 0F LINEUP
NEW Yt'i‘liii, Supt. 2?.w'l'wo of tho
lending.r INow Yorh (llnntn, Second
iliuiiomun llol'lc tind l'lontor unnum-
nz’iodgrnsn. may he unnhlo to play in
tilt: coming series. Doyle, while out;
driving lllsniiillulllilblle. last night,
rraslicd ,into u tree and injured his
Shoulder. Just how seriously he won
injured Iii not known. out his filace nt
second ham: Was token yesterday by
iiiiolli or "player. ' ‘
Alter making it long; single in tho
fil'hl iniiilil,r oi ynslnrdny's game with
lroolilyn :Snodnrnsn. while rounding
first name, sprung ti. "oilnrloy‘horso"
and Wild thread to retire from the
game. .Snoditrnt-sis muttered grout 1min,
and it was said by .ltrtlruw that it was
unlikely that ‘Snodgruns w’ou‘ld play
against tho Athletics.
BOSTON SERIES IS OFF.
Cancelled by Braves Owing to Play-
er's Being Crippled.
word was received yesterday by
‘l‘rosidnnt Lynch from President. Gail'-
ney, oi? the Boston Nationals, that the
post. hcltliull soz‘icai oi gntnos with tho
find not liml been cancelled. Two (it
tho lirnios' hunt players, (ioniiollyand
, Murillfl illn. urn on the injured list, and
oftcr the latter wus hurt in Philndel
phiu, on Thursday, the Boston Nation-
al innnuuoment thought it would he
inner to the public not to play with
its Ii’iilll wl'vnkcncd to such on extent.
l’til‘llllnalon was obtained {ruin the
l\'utioiiul Commission to cancel the
gnmw, l‘rosidont MoAleor, oi the Hun
o'ox. linvini: consented. Several of the
lied rim nlso nre under the weatliur.
Cni‘riunii hut n brohcn linger and Win;—
‘ nor n spilled hand.
WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG
LEAGUES.
National League.
Now York ..................... it
l'liilndciphiu ............ ...... «IS
(.‘hirngo . ...... .. ......... .....21“.
Brooklyn ................. ' ..... 11'
Pittsburgh .................... ll
lloutou ............ . ...... .. ..tlii
t‘im-innutl ............ . ....... 7
St. Louis ............ ......'.. 2
American League.
I‘iillniiolpliin ............ . ..... IS
St. Louis ...................... l-i
(:lovvhiiid ......... . ......... .. 6
\Vlthllillfllfill “..., ............. In
Now York ........ ............ 9
Detroit ................. .... . . . 8
iioslon . ....................... 29
”(,‘liii'uizo .......... . . . . . . S
BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.
l-Iddio ltnily. of Harlem, took the
honors i‘rnin Johnny linker in n tun
round limit 'iuiit night at tho Now l‘olo
.«ithlvlh' (‘lnlL innidoutnlly commuting
his lnnih iwrlormuutro In tho ring. ltd.
lilo IliiIlii‘ nili'lt of victory by lengthen-
ini; hin iiiuxidn in ovi-i'y round.
\‘oniit. Zirincoil onipointod I’ulu‘y
(Inlhihiin in it ton round bout at the
limit Now York A. C. lifter an excel-
lont oxhlliltion ol‘ npurring.
Iii-rt Fill-XII" knocked out Mike Donni-
any In tho ill‘th round of tholr nchodul-
on ten round hunt ut llrown'u .Athlotlo
Club iii For lloclmwny. 'l‘lio Ilnlnhlng
blow, it right on the low, Inndud cloud
and lirnnlind tho loner on tho mitt with
u thud. llmnpnoy nubntitutcd for lhill
Andernon, who rnportud ulnlt.
MUSIC TABOOED AT FOOTBALL
«GAM E.
MINNI‘fAI’ClIilti, Minin, Supt. 273"“
Thorn will he no music Iii. tho Unl-
vornlty of Minnesota foothill] games
this ynntwut least not by tho univ
vnriiity limidwlt‘ tho iiiomhern titanii by
their thwiii made yontorday. The band
has nititinlcd. The trouble arose over
it conference ruin limiting the number
(it menthol-um accompany tho tootliull
them on any of Its trips, to thirty. The
band member: declare that the entire
ammunition at about utility must no
or tliarc will he no music either at
home on aboard. Minamoto mutiny
It“ taken its full bond to the his out.
lit-town games, Which has been a
hairy stomach the (outlast! manage-
uiiint. Praisidont Vincent was Input-
oit to hr Ii committed: to hm: the rule
abound. but he iii mild to haul refund
, i to interiors.
GIANTS" ‘CATOHERS APPEAR TO
HAVE IT ON THE ATHLETICS'.
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"Mug.gsy"~«_McGraw'fi Receivers Have:
Shown Strong Arms All Season—I
Average Number of Steals on Them:
‘iAMUSEMENTii
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In 0.95. While the Average on Gena:
rile Mack's Backstops Is 1.24. y
The (linutn’ catching staff has douo‘:
even liottnr work this sonnon In prefi
venting baht! runners from stealing}
than Connie Mack‘s linckntopping de-
partment. The uvorugo number
Inroonies u, gum-2 on Lam), Srhang &I
Go. during the prestint campaign host,
been 1.24; on "Chief" Meyers und his?
associates it in .95. To ltiiit Thursday!
the Giants opponents has lilchcd {132‘
husnooks in 13!) contests. 82
having been stolen on Meyers in 106:
gainer-i; 28 on Arthur Wilson in it:
games; 1:3 on Larry McLean in 2i
games, and 7 on (i
games. Meyers and his assistants,
hiive linen Dogging; to the. hoses in‘l
splendid form all season long and,
only once this season have they al-l
lowed more than foiir stolen bases to§
he acquired In one game by the 0D‘;Assismd n.- Miss Winifred Coughlan
ponition. At Chicago on June 9 the
Colin wore credited with seven lar-i
conics on Meyers and Hartley, rod-i
skin and paintaco. permitting Chicago;
to run wild‘on hoses because the}
(limits were for in the lead. ‘1
Mervin, 01" worse, in Motlmw's best
throwing catcher. The average hum-1I
' ‘ Us l i icr umo this‘ . . .
be} m limit on I”) I g =I’Ill'i’6l'orS oi musteal comedy spec-
ncuson is H37; \i’nllie Schniig, Mack’s,
ardent Dogging backstop, having a:
record of 0.33. x
The (limits' receivers have turned,
hunk l'Zfi ol‘ the men who tried to.
strnl, Mayors throwing out 138 men;:
Wilson. in: McLeun, iii, and l-lartley,,
1. included in their victims; are It;
Braves; H Sunni-has: lS Cubs; ll):
ltods‘. H Quakers; 2t Pirates, and 22;
Cardinals. The number oi IlaSQH:
stolen by the various clubs on thci
(liants‘ Iiuckstopn this your in us fol-i
lows: liy Boston, ‘J; hy Brooklyn, 7;»
by Chicago, 21’; by Cincinnati, ‘38; l-yi
l’liiluih-luliiii. ls‘: Pittsburgh, 22;
and by St. Louis, 19. ,
The cloveroal exhibition of throw"
ing by it Now York huckstop this 8011‘;
son was (-luiincd liy “Chief" Meyers;
at Pittsburgh. on Sept. II, when lit!-
caught four of tho six inch who tried’
to stool on him. His \‘ioiimk word
\Vnu‘ncr, lllllor, t‘nrry and Mitchell“
ull this moii except the lust nnnniuli
Ilt‘llifl «might at second. I
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RED SOX IN THREE DOUBLE I
BILLS HERE. I
Secretary iiuvin. ol the New Yorloi,‘
announced yesterday that tho Bostoni
lied Sox will play three double hendvl
orn ill succession on Montiuy,’l‘1msduy ;’
,ttiid Wodnondiiy, with tho (Iliuiiconion,
at the Polo Grouiido. Thin lam-ins will
oout-Iluio tho Intuit Alinericun Longuol
nousou, tho New \‘orka finishing, tholrf
zachndnlo in Philadelphia with the Min
lotion.
REQS MAY GET KON-E‘TCHY AND
SALLEE.
CINCINNATI, sent. 27. »»»»»» Munnnnr
'l‘lnlwr. (it the Rolls, in trying hard to
lund ‘Kmit‘ti'hy imd Sulluo, oi the (fur-E
diiiuhi. Ht) sold youtordny that he nit-I
lint-loll to iunko a truth! which wouldi
liring tho rrnok ill‘h‘l liniicnuiii ui’id
nunthliuw to Cincinnati.
GILHOOLEY OUT FOR REST OF
YE .
anh ()IIIiooloy, the New Yorkn’
upoudy right holder, who hurt hin uii~
hit: in the game with the Naps, Inst
'l‘uoiidny, will ho unable to pluy again
this motion and Cliniinu lion ullowad
hint to go homo.
LANGFOHD To BOX JEANNETTE.
Stun Mumford and Jon Jounnnttu
were matched by Billy Gibson. of tho
Gordon A. (3.. to non ton roundn In
Mulligan Squaw Uurdun nuxt Friday
night.
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NORWALKB V3. SOUTH ENDB TO:
MORHOW AFTERNOON.
This Norwnlkn will play the Smith
ninth at Amusement Park tomorrow at-
ternoon tho second game In the notion.
The South hind: will line as a. but
My mum and mun. mitt the Nor-
walks, Gnlmiafl‘flld Kim.
Tho some will out“: It I p. w.
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Good taunt: m to in tin—atol-
iNow comm; ‘Illlzl {liltimillltt‘tl Viifitgllepj,
..HOYIZ’S
Iii-1593 i or the Metropolitnn Opera House, pre-
rOvcr Hartley in liiéSomotliing new and beautiful in snee-
CHAS. MASON a. BILL HALLIDAY.
nil ill
The Beacons host lilll tit ‘ ‘
. (Gregory Boulevard)
EAIBT NORWALK .1
Shore Dinners and All Kind
Sea Food Cooked to Urdu;
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The Palace oIT Supreme \‘tirioty.
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Initiul Production on any stage,
Max Obcrndorfcr,
sciitu .
“MEPHISTO'S CABARET.”
At the Head oi the.
CIGAL
Procession
Roger Ludiow
Twin City.
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Little Gem’
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with The Noted English Pony Hal-
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in "Flashes 0f Mimic Art."
The emperors of fun and folly.
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