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S1ORTS OF TIlE LAST WEEK
Baco for tha Big League Pennant is BUll an
Open Proposition ,
CINCNUt11I hOLDS ON TO FIRST PLACE
Sthn.1' of the lied' it SurIrldflgly StilT
, One , Itit i3nsluJi , Clcvcinitil null
JItlItlfllOre ltefiie to He
F $ Iiakcn 00.
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Tlicro is no question flR the eaSOfl ciI-
vanceR further nnd further that thin year
race In the 1)1I ieagio Ia nlI-in.all the c103-
( Bt thit the asFocintion haS known tnco
the tWel'C CIUI ) amalgnmation. The llozefl
cIui ) were never matched a they nrc t1ii
jcaSon apparently and one of the surprises
Is the boWling over ot the crackerjacks by
the trailers In tbo race. Cincinnati was
once compelled to kiss the dust in three
gaInes out of a series of four with \Vash-
ingtoii , the Orioles lost. three of their series
vith ( lie Colonels end now the latter are
giving the same sort of a dose to the Ileai- !
caters. In fact , such is the neernin equality -
ity of the teams that it is usies to pro-
( liCt from their standing in the race that
such and such a club wilt win or lose. For
example. I3oston ought to have snap with
the Colofloi iirnler any circumstances anti
Cincinnati should certainly have shinned
Now York on her home groundfl. Yet the
Giants win three out of four with the Reds
and tie the fifth , whulo Louisville does ox-
nctiy likewise with the Bostonese , winning
three , losing one and tying one. It is past
explanation.
Naturally , as tim ileaneaters and the Reds
have cut practically the same pace during
the past week there is hardly any cliango in
their relative standing In the race. But the
Reds have the toughest proposition before
them that they have yet met dnring the
coming two or thiree weeks. Commencing
. wiUi yestcrdey they have four gatucs with
I3oston on the home grounds , then an easy
three at flrooklyn , or what shouhd be an
easy trio , tlieii three at New York and three
at Boston. Fohiowing this arc three on the
lomo grounds with Baltimore and three with
l'hilhatlehphla. I3oston has some tight wads ,
too , such as Cleveland , Cincinniti and Chicago -
: cage , but as the ilostoneso meet these on
the home grounds , where they have been
ordinarily invincible , they hook to lave the
best of the argument until they start upon
their western trip once more. If the Reds
come out of this stage of tim race in the
lead , they can ho safohy Picked flS the pennant -
; nant winners for 1898. Of course the Cleve-
marl eggregation and the Orioles must ahso
,
he figured still in the calculations , but the
latter are dropping behind and the former
wiil hardly struggle In a championship fasli-
ion so long as they remain without a home.
The Giants have crept on thin Orphans and
the Loulsvihies have overhauled the Wosh-
lngton aggregation. These are practicall ?
the only changes in the running that. the
week has witnessed.
Under present circumstances one is
strongly tempted to tip the Blues as the win-
iors of the Western league championship.
The Manning aggregation has gotten the
, . hoosiers into a position for which they hao
been laboring for months. Once overtaken
by tim Cowboys , it Is questionable it the
Cincinnati reserve farm can over ilght back
Into the lead. To he sure the Hoosiers have
gene honio before in second place , but it has
ilways been St. Paul In the lead. The Saints
can never do , or at least have never done.
anything of much account on foreign
grounds , their strength only appearing when
at home. IL Is otherwise with the Kansas
City band. Those lads , consisting of Sbarlcy
sluggers and nice slick fielders. have played
a consIstent game at home and abroad. Intact
I
tact , in this respect they surpass anything
in the , league , as the Hoosiers have always
alien down when In the west. Moreover ,
the Cowboys have never given such abso-
lutcly rank exhibitions as both the Iloosiors
and the Saints ] ave at times been capable of.
The struggle for second place has liar-
rowed down considerably of late. The Saints
nrc right after the Blues , but as has been
said. they will1 probably fail to keep up the
lick on the citstcrn tour that Is shortly to
begin. Milwaukee may be expected to take
a spurt , but. with the uncertainty of being
able to stick to Columbus , the Senators are
jiot likely to boost upward very far. Our
own Babes 'will probably never be able to
get out of that seventh hole. They have
shown a lamentably bath batting orb here of
late.
late.Tho
The uncertainty bver the Browns and the
Pirates has lcd to a variety or
figurings and dickerings. It has been
said that various individuals and
iynthteatcs would buy the Browns and
that Robinson would liurchase the fran-
chiise , transfer his spiders to St. Louis anti
that IndIanapolis would be made a big
league city with the present Indianapolis
team as a big league aggregation , while
the Browns would be planted in Cievciand
as \Voatorn league team. Now , however ,
( .oines a proposition from Philadelphia that
that berg ought to purchase the Cleveland
team and out. of the joint. Quaker aild Spitler
liIshl iiiako lhi a team for next year. The
fans in quaker town are asking what would
Prevent them from having a pennant wiiincr
with Tebean as manager , Cuppy , Young ,
PoWell , \Vlison , Jones , I'hitt , Orthi and Fl-
llid or aiiy live of thorn for litcliers ; Mc-
Fariand , Criger aiitl O'Connor for catchers ;
loughass or Lajoio for first base ; Lajole or
Ciiilds for iccond base ; McKean , Childs or
Lajoio for short stop ; Wallace for third
base ; and Delehanty , flurkctt , Flick and
Cooley for outfielders , It would ho a crack.
erjack , sure.
In Canada it has become necessary to
print the story , score and summary of base
bail games iii French in order that thu
1rogeaters may get on to what has occurred.
hero's a sample of what vtts dishicil up as a
result of a amo between Montreal and
Providence :
"Sacrifice hilts , Noblit , Shelbeelt ; COUPS
bens POU uioux huts , Shearon , Barry ,
'
3)ooley. henry ; btta : voles , Crisluiun , News ,
Braun ; premier but our quatro bathes , par
, llrnun , 1 : premier but stir erreur , Provi-
. lenee , 4 ; struck out , par Braun , 1 ; par
boulers , 3 ; frapep par bahlo haucco par lo
'
: pitcher , Jackiitz ; temps , 1:40 : lucuro ; inn-
iuire. Grubor. "
There is a story that some one accused
. Iooloy ) of making a tow "coups boos pour
ticux huts" after ho bad left the ball
I grounds. Ito leaped put of tue 'bus and
started something OU the spot. Five inca
anti two policemen were iniXel in a seconti :
uiid it was only after it was fully explained
C that "coups bens pour detix huts" did not
mean remarks detrimental to the Catholic
church that Iooley was hiacilled.
The scheme of a Cleveland crank 'which
'was mentioned in this column last week ,
according to which each player i to receive
' one-quarter for each base gaince4 , was given
a Practical trial lost Week. Nines from two
bicycle organizations , known as the
. Coioniala and the Cleveland Wheel club ,
played and it is said that considerable en-
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WOODI3URYI3 Fucial Seai , Facial Cream
1'aelut i'owder and Deiital I reani tire man-
lifactUred by lermatoiogist JOHN II.
\VOODIIURY , IT 'IV. 4 l. N. Y. , who
has made the sklui and coniplexion a study
for over 2G ) 'cAr. sample of each ( or
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thusiasm was aroused. An was expected ,
the system stimulated base-running end
( ho result was a snappier game than is
ordinarily seen. It so happened that the
Cleveland \'heel club , on by an even
score , The score looked like this
( 'leveiands l 1V1 0 0 0 3V 0 l-l2
(2uhoniais ( , , U 2 . 0 0 2 l ) -
BITS OF GENERAL SPORT
Slt Tlintiinu Elpton'.Clinhlenge for the
Aiicrlcstts Culi rIPuiNeI it Grent
DesiL of CtUtIIetut ,
The internationaleveat of this week Ia
sporting circles was the challenge of Sir
Thomas Liliton for the America's cup.
There are no conditions of any character at.
tachicti to this defl from the Irish nobleman.
"I have aeon American yacht racing , " lie
declared to members of his club , "and I cia
satisfied it is as fair and honorable as any
gentleman could wish , Tue cup is to be
won , not by contortions , but. by the best
boat. "
The challenge In a distinctively Irish one ,
The boat is to be built elsewhere thnn on the
Clyde. It is to bear an Irish rome-the
iliiuniroclc , The challenge Is to ho issued by
all Irish yachting club , the floyal Ulster.
Sir Lipton is not a member of this club ,
but baa selected it as the bearer of his
clinilcago because it is nearest to his lirish
birthplace.
It Is very natural that the Inglishi snob ,
Lorl Iutiraen , who was the latest to he
defeated in the contest for the cup , should
lhace the stamp of disapproval upon Sir
LiPtOfl'S Idea. It is just as natural that a
great iiuntbcr of English yachting clubs are
hot inclining toward the race , since Lord
Duniaven belongs to most of them. This
Inghishman , who Is , by the way , an Iribh-
man , made something of an asinine
spectacle of himself by his baseless charge8
of unfairness at the time the Defender sue-
cessfuhly retained tbo cup on this ido of
the big pond. It is probable , however , that
even though the Royal Ulster club haa re-
( erred the matter to the English yachting
clubs , it will not knuckle down to any
adverse decision regarding the matter on
their vart.
Sir Liptoil is of Scotch-Irish parentage
and is one of the richest men in Great Brit-
am , his fortune being estimated. at from
vo,000.000 ; to aooooooo. lie made lila fortune -
tune In tea and beef , One of lila beet pac- )
lag establishments is located in Chicago. A
singular fact in connection with his dial-
lenge Is that lie was born the same year
the America's cup was won-1851. Sir
Thomas is kiios'ii throughout the world for
his charities , lie gave $100,000 to the
princess ofS'ales' children's jubilee dinner
fund and 125,0OO for the relief of the In-
diati famine sufferers. lie was knighted
lii ISIS for his jubilco gift ,
"Lipton gave .S22,0OO for the queens
jubilee and was knighted , " declares an
English sportsman , "if the wins the Atner-
lea's cup ho will get a peerage. "
The Spaniards spoiled the biggest in-
national tennis tournament yet held. This
was the recent tourney that was bold at
Newcastle , England , in conjunction with
thio Northumberland meeting. A representative -
sentativo American team was to have been
pitted against the pick of English experts
In this affair. In view of the enlistment
in the American army of Larneti anti
,
\\renn , however , the prospects of the timer-
lean team were ruined and the scheme was
abandoned. Several exports , reputed to beef
of lesser worth than Wrenu and Larneti ,
refused to attend the tournament because
they looked upon it. as unsportsmanlike to go
hunting American laurels , when their conquerors -
querors were not on hand to defend. The
only representative American who par.
ticipated was Hobart and at no time during
1ii two weeks' play did ho show his true
form. 110 nevertheless did better in the
championship thaii any previous American
who played abroad , reaching the semi.finals
In the singles and winning In the ahl.coiners
doubles. S. Parmly Paret , an American
ho took part In the tournaments , believes
the English are a bit bettor in tennis than
Americans. He says : 'Ciass for class
1nghish tournament players are a shade better -
ter thazi ours , but I thinlc Wronn or Lamed
could beat thu best of them on this side of
the water. The English climate , however ,
is enough handicap for our men abroad to
inako It very doubtful if any of them will
over be able to win at Wimbledon. If an
international match could be arranged
uiiitler neutral conditions , I should think the
odds would slightly favor a British victory , "
The fiftieth birthday of "W. G. " Grace , the'
veteran cricketer of England , was recently
celebrated with a jubilee cricket match , in
which Grace himself participated and made
qtilto a showing. The grand old man of the
game has become ponderously big and his
heavy black beard shows streaks of gray.
WITH HORSES AND HORSEMEN
Ruin SpoilN tile Coluzuln Meeting
ztiuil leteN Cleveinii4 4tIhi hue
Grand Ciren it Seiiuutlun.
Columbus bad an unfortunately bad week
tom its grand circuit light harness meeting.
Rain spoiled the opening day and Interfered
during the weelc and when it ceased the
track is'jis toe heavy for good going. The
consequence was that only medIocre time in
contrast with Cleveland and Detroit was
made. This is a ulecided misfortune , for the
Columbus track Is fast and horsemen leoked
for additional record breaking. In view of
this condition at Columbus , horsemen are
still talking of the brilliant weclc at Clove-
land. In that meeting sixty-one heats were
contested In fifteen classes carried oft ,
thirty-three trotted anti twenty-eight paced.
'Flue trotters avemuged 2:12 : 2G-IOO per heat ,
and the pacers 2:09 : 1-3. Two beats were
raced In : O4i , one each by Senrchilight
and Anaconda ; Lena N. , Frank Ilognsh and
Searchlight went one heat each in 2:0514 : ;
Anaconda was credited with a heat in
2O5 : , and Searhhinghit another In 2:05 : % .
Searchlight started twice during thu luleet-
lag , winning both times. The times for
both races were : 2:04 : % , 2:094 : , 2:09 : , 2:09 : % ,
2:05 : % auiul 2:06 : % , an ayerage of 2:06 : 63-100
Anaconda's titeco beats averaged 2:06 : ½ ;
Frank Ilogashu won tvo heats in 2:05'4 : ,
2:09. : an average of 2:07 : % , Seventeen
heats were paced in 2:10 : or better , and
the slowest time made was 2:15. :
Iii addition to this showing a nice bunch
of world's records were smauulied , Lena N.
made a new record for pacing mares of
2:04 : % , lowering the record made by Bes.
she Bonehihi anil Lotte L.oraino last year a
half second ; Senu'chuilglit lowered the mark
of 4-year.olds in a race to 2:01'4 : , and doni.
lag close to the questionable championship
itiark or 2:01 : , held by Online ; The Abbott
cut the world's record for 5-year-oitl gelding I
trotters to 20S ; and Grace hastings made
a new world's wugon reorul ct 2:09 : ,
Grace Hastings' mile to wagon In 2:09 : ½
thlsloses of the controversy among horse-
mdl concerning the championship record ,
which lies been heretofore variously credited
to Elloree and The Abbott. Incidentally ,
also , the performance adds to the evidence
that a great many trotters can
pull a unoulern pneumatic wagon
almost as fast as they can vuhl a sulky ,
Grace Hastings' best record to sulky is 2:08 : ,
but a sceonti sad a half faster thaii to
wagon. Liloree , who lowered the wagon
record to 2:10 : in a race , has a mark to sulky
only three.quartcrs of a second faster , Ngw.
castle , who finished a close second to fib.
ret , , in 2:10 : , trotted about as fast to wagon
iii this beat as be hua ever trotted to sulky.
In the past cioso obs rver estimate that
two seconds is a liberal allowance for the
dilferenco in speed betweca the hitch to
sulky and to wagon , Before the pneumatic
tire came into use Alienee held the chain.
plonship to wagon with a mark of 2:15. :
Hopeful , th greMest of the old-time trotters -
ters to wagon , however , gained a reortI of
2I64 : to this hitch , while his best cecord
to sulky was 2:11 : % ,
The bay mare , Mnttio Patterson , which
entered the 2:10 : list in 'winning the 2:16 :
race for tmotters at Cleveland , is a South
Dakota product. She was bred atVar -
nccke , 5 , D , , by Franit Goddard anti is now
owned by Robert I ) . Matlibeson of i'Ierre ,
S. I ) , Mottle came out green last year ,
trotting a number of races In the Iowa
circuit , and gaining a record of 2:1G. : She
lowered this marie to 2:14 : % In his first race
this year , cutting it down to 2:091/i : at
Cleveland. She has yet to meet her first
defeat this year. Mattle l'attcreon Is one
of the most unfashionably bred trotters that
ever beat 2:10 : , bUt she has not yet shown
the white feather in any of her races. 11cr
sire , Vilander , is a son of Blade's Ilamblo-
tonlan flnl Lucy harrison , by harrison
Chief , She Is his only representative in the
2:30 : list. 11cr dam was by a horse called
Blue Buck , whose breeding is unknown.
This short-bred trotter promises to ho one
of the big winners of the year f she retains -
tains her present form. She is entered in
tue ioooo Charter Oak purse at hartford ,
in the Walnut hall cup race at Lexington ,
and in several other lupportant races , At
Iluitalo she wilt meet Butler's great colt ,
Directum Kelly , 2:11 : % , for the first time
and the two wili later come together at
hartford as well as in other important
events , The one that can beat the other is
not unlikely to head the list of winners for
the year. The worth of the I'atterson colt
has been testified by IT. M. lianna , brother
of Senator Merit Ilanna , who paitl something -
thing like 8,000 for the mare a week or so
ago ,
The number of rare horses that have
died during the Inst low weeks has been
productive of a considerable amount of ulis.
cussion. A list made up of Milan Chimes ,
Robert I. , Joe Contra and a considerable
number of others not so well known , fin-
islied off with the death of Rosebud at
Brighton beach the other day after the
finishing of a race , is a portion of ( lie record.
horsemen are wondering if the owners are
asking too much of ( helm annuals , it drivera
and riders nrc taking too many desperate
chances , it the climate is changing so that
racing is becoming more dangerous , If our
horses are deteriorating or rather not pliysi-
caliy Improving in proportion to the Increase -
crease in speed that has been effected. A
good many causes for the casualties arc assigned -
signed , but they are so many ( lint the right
one seems not. to have been discovered and
horsenien are more puzzled than ever.
The fAct that the owners of John fl. Gentry
antI Joe Patchieti do not see enotigh in
sight on the grand circuit to bring their
horses out may result in a meeting between
the speeders. E. R. Bowno , who has leased
Gentry from Tewlcesbury for the season , is
in Chicago trying to arrange a race , two out
of three heats , for a side bet of $2,000. The
race would be a great one and of decided
interest. Regarding Gentry Bowne said :
"Gentry was never In better condition than
at present anti I think that lie Is speedier
than ever. lie has not been worled faster
than a mile in 2:07 : and in event of our
making the match I should want at least
two weeks to Put him on edge. Barring accidents -
cidents , I expect the bay horse to go in
two minutes or less before the chose of the
BensOn , And I want to say that if Joe
Patchen hind had the same sort df a day
as Star Pointer he would have been the first
two-minute horse.
Up to date the East VIew farm stable
heads the list of winners in the Grand
circuit , although Thomas Keating's string of
Californians are a close second.
Bookies in Chicago nearly tainted as a
consequence of a couple of the results in
Wednesday's racing. The particular sensation -
tion was the winning of a 200 to 1 shot by
Sir IIo'bart. ThIs is pretty nearly a record.
Sir Hobart never woa a thing in his life
before , and yet lie won from good ones in a
big galhop. There were about half a dozen
pickers who had placed bets on the lost
chance. One man presented a ticket to the
bookies that called for $1,500 for $10.
another one of $1,000 for $5 , end several
smaller amounts were won in this propor-
tion. As a windup for the day a 40 to 1
shot also won with ease.
PALAVER OF THE PLJGILISTS
Fits IN TryIiu to Irnw the Hycis of
use rnlhic Again to IlijulNeif
1SW the Leatler.
Bobby Fitzslnimons Is consiThrably wor-
ned over the attention several o his rivals
are receiving in the sporting world , This
Is the reason for his injecting himself Into
the more or less active campaIgn of the
heavies that seems to be Impending. lie
did this by means of a challenge to Jeff ries ,
which was Incorporated in a rather beuithy
epistle to the public. After repeating ( lie
oft-spoken boast of having beaten every aspirant -
pirant in the heavy and middleweIght
classes , ho offered the following proposition :
Now , so as to avoid any tinnecessary argu-
meats , we vihi grant that there are five men
in the field at the present time who are entitled -
titled to ho classed as aspirants for tiiy
proud position , antI we will also grant that
the inca referred to are Joifries , IdcCoy ,
Sharkoy , Corbett and Malier. My proposition -
sition to them is as follows :
"Go and lIght It out between yourselves ,
boys , and when it is positively' decided
which Is the best. man among you let that
man , whoever lie may be , come to us with
a straightforward challenge and thin usual
backing and he can rest assured of oting
a niatcli with me nod a fair chance of winning -
ning the championship ; anti It won't take
over thirty minutes to arrange the details ,
at that. "
In other words , I place myself on record
Os saying that I s'lil fIght the man who
proves himself to be the best man out of ( lie
five aspirants previously named , excepting
McCoy , who Is now matched for a fight ( ? ) .
.Jeffries is ( lie only nina that I have not
defeated who is at liberty , end for his benefit -
fit I will say once more that , providing hue
is agreeable and that the details can be
arranged so that the fight will take place
before October 1 , 1 will accommodate him ,
and as evidence of our good faith In these
matters and positive proof of our sincerity ,
Mr. Juhina has this day deposited the sum
of 2,500 , which is a sufficient guarantee
that I mean every word contained In this
statement. Yours sincerely ,
ROBEItT FITZSIMMONS ,
Champion Middle and Ileavyiveight of the
World.
Critics were uaaniuaous last Monday night
that Tommy White of Chicago bested "Sohiy"
Smith in the twenty-five round contest in
New York , despite the fact ( hat a draw do.
cislon was rendered by ( ho referee , The
friends of the Chicano lad ate considerably
encouraged at this showing by'huito for it
Is hut a short time ago that "Solly" Smith
added anothitr referee's decision over George
Dixon to his record. IL is but natural that
tile Chicagoan shioulti be looking now for a
go with Jordan , the young English buck who
won a decisioui over the colored wonder a
short time since. White lB still a young
chap , only 25 years of ago , and seeuuis to
have a future before him. lie must have
made a great improvement since his appearance -
pearance iii this city. It was in ( hue winter
of 1891 , it must have been December , that
lie had that long contest with hanny 1)ahy
huer. For ninety-one rounds the two fltl-
dIed about the ring-one of the longest bouts
en record-and the scrap was ultimately tie.
dared U draw. A hittbo more than a year
afterward "Sohly" Smith knocked out Daly
in San Francisco in three rounds. Once be-
tore was WhIte seen in a Contest in Omaha ,
That was in the early palt of 1891 , when lie
vcnt up against one Billy Weston anti effec.
tuaily disposed of him In three rounds by a
knockout blow , White and Smith have
I 4
/
Come together once before in a twentyfivo
round contest in Now York , last zuhh it was ,
00(1 ( this was declared a draw. Since the
waning of Dixon , Smith lies been the gen-
erahly accepted featherweIght champion at
thus country-since hue outpoiutetl the colored
wonder in San Francisco last October. It It
aothuing more than natural , therefore , that
White's friends should consider the Chicagoan -
cagoan of chnmplouishlp timber.
Join Curran , who claims to ho the best
man of hits pounds in England and caine
over to the hanth of Dewey antI Sehley with
the purpose of meeting Kid Lavigne , Jack
Daly anti a half-dozen other inca In the
same class , put up ( ho appearance of a
selling plater In hits first go in America a
week ago. lie went up against n I1hiladeh-
Villa local man , who bad all sorts of tuuii
with the I3eefeater. Zn view of this little
fact Ciurran has two or three thinits coming
apparently before tie decides to inject himself -
self Into the areuia as an International
championship possIbility. Nevertheless lie
Is slated to box Jack Daly ( wcity rounds in
New York on August 20.
Tim usual columns are hieing written of
the training preparations of Corbet anti
McCoy for their coming September me-
hicarsal. The ox-pompadour is taking hIs
bicycle spins and wearing out half a dozen
boxers at ti stretch , while Kid McCoy is
sawing wood , swimming and fishing. As yet
the exact date of ( ho conflict has net been
fixed.
Ground has bean broken in Buffalo for the
chub house In which Corbett anti McCoy
will meet In September Ia a twenty-rounti
contest. The plans cull for a square strue-
ture 220 feet cacti way , with the outer walls
twenty-four feet high. The only roof on the
building will be over ( lie quarters occupied
by ( lie contestants. The picture-taking ma-
dune is to be located in such a position
that it v1ll not interfere with the view of
the spectators. it Is said that ( lie promo-
( era of the contest will not lmstpono it on
account of any cloudy weather , preferring
rather to thisoppoliit the picture-taking pee-
pIe than the sports who gather.
Tom Sharkey has been in the east for
several weeks now , but io ono has as yet
scorned inclined to want his game except
poor old Joe Goddard , Tue barrier champion
is slateti to meet the bruising antler in New
York next Friday in a twenty-live-round
bout. Corbett won't take him on unless he
gets a decision over Jeffrics ; Fitisimnions
\von't meet 1dm unless ho returns the $10,000
the lanky Cornishman alleges lie was robbed
of on the coast ; Kid McCoy declares ho is
busy. There you are. In the meantime
Tom has the pleasure of walking tip and
tiovn Broadway with a chip on each shoulder -
der with no one to knock it off. In order to
get to work it is said that lie has induced
Craig , the clever Irish heavy , to cross the
ponti to meet him , Whatever one may say
of Sharkey's foul tactics. no one can no-
ctise him of shirking. lie is ready to take
on anyone and in this respect approaches
nearer to the olti pugilistic idol , John L.
Sullivan , thaui any pug who lies gained any
prominence lii the ring since the Boston
boy's downfall.
FOR LOVERS OF GUN AND ROD
Dupont Club % VIIiiioll Tli Touruin-
shout iu t lie Oiiinhun Ciub's
Ground Xet ; u1uiutui.
During the Inst week it has been decided
to kolti thu fall tournament of the Dupont
Gun chub on the grounds of the Omaha Gun
club across ( lie river. Billy llardin cx.
tended an invitation to the Dupont club to
tise the grounds and this has been accepted.
The grounds are so much more convenicat.
of access thait the Dupont grouiitis upon
East Omaha that the promoters expect a
much larger attendance than they would
have hati on the hatter. Ilardia also offers
the use of all the conveniences on the
grounds , and this saves the Duponts aa ox-
pease they would have to incur in fitting
UI ) their own grounds.
It has been deternilned to split up the
purse in each of the events In the tourna-
meat Into five moiiies , and add a sixth
prize in each , consistIng of merchaiidize.
This will brIng ( lie total of added money
in the shiapo of coin and merchandise up to
about $3,000 , as prizes of $5 will bo given
each day for each of the ten highest and
the ten lowest averages. The tournament
will ho held on September 21 , 22 and 23.
For various and divers reasons the Indian
tournament that was to have been givezi
in ( lie fall on the grounds of the Omaha
Gun chub baa been declared off.
The usual events will be on the program
of the shoot of the Dupont Gun club ( hits
afternoon. Some live birds may be shot
at La addition.
A considerable number of the Dupont
membership visited the Onialia Gun club
shoot yesterday to get acquainted with the
traps before the fail tournament.
Single-trigger double guns are now getting -
ting so common as to excite little more than
ordinary interest when used at ( lie traps.
Messrs. Boss & Co. of London , England , luavo
however , brought out a novelty in the shape
of a three-barrelled gun worked by a single
trigger. The London Field , the leatiing
sPortsmens journal on the other sIde of the
Atlantic , in sicakiuig of this weapon , praises
it quite hIghly , and may he quoteti as saying
( lint the gun and its single trigger action
store verfect in every respect. The gun cx-
hihited to , anti used , by the shooting editor
of that naner. was a IC-gauge izuii. welehine
seven iound ; , anti so nicely bnbancetl that
it. handled like an ordinary gun , The three
barrels are set on one plane , ( lie centei hmr-
ret taking ( ho place , as it it'ero , of the rib
iii ft double gun , With this gun in actual
irnctico the editor shot several times at
inanimate targets , three targets being sprung
at once , On each occasion thin three barrels
.
¶ d.c fired without difficulty , and on two oc-
easions all three targets were pulverized ,
thus aliowiuig ( hint thu gun anti its median-
lsiiivere all rIght , and that all that was
needeti behind It was a good eliot. The three
barrels were so well aligned that at forty
yards cccii was dead centered on ( hue sanie
spot. Whiilo a three-barreled gun itiay not
become popular-for It is by no means a
novelty-yet ( lie application of a single-
trigger action to such a veapoa shows that
the single-trigger itself Is about perfected.
It is legal to shoot lrairlo chicken after
the first of next September aiutl tiny 1mm-
ber of thu huuiters hereabouts are getting
ready to go out after a bag of the birds ,
From all reports there are plenty of
chicken ntl unusual energy hins been dip.
phayeti by game protective associations
throughout the state to protect them , The
hunters along the Elkhorii have been
espeeituhly vigorous and have convicted
several pot hunters along the line of that
roatl for shooting out of season ,
On last Friday Dr. Conner returned to
the city from hits trip to the Dig horn
region In Wyoming , Jtiile Saunders of
Council Bluffs anti one or two others arc
still itt the great game Preserve aul : expect
to stay it week or two hanger. Ir Conner
says that ( he entire party found seine cx-
ccllcnt trout fishing throughout their entire
stay , Some of the party engageti In a bit
of hunting , but did not make any remarkable -
able record iii this line.
N. C , Tallafcro nntl wife are arranging
to go to the Big llama region for a couple
of weeks , They leave ultiring the week ,
CHESS.
The followIng probicmnwas submitted by A
promInent Oainhia chess player anti problem
compocer as his fevoritc , with time expressetl
doubt. as to 'whether any player in this
vicinity would be able to master its half-
dozen or more variations. ll the varla.
( louis , ho said , are surprisingly clever anti
luistructivo anti worthy of ( lie careful at-
( catIon of all Interested In ( hue gaumie.
I'roblein No. 31Vhiito to play and mate
in thrco moves ;
BLACK ,
ii-i .
I'
.Fj4
rie73 rrt' * rri
ia _ ; j
\S'lIiTf.
Time followtng is the score of an Interest-
lag genie recently conipleteti in ( lie Ne-
brnska chess tournament between C. Q. Do-
Framico of Limicolu and Dr. G. N. Seoley of
Kcarney
1'hiite-DeF'rauico.
1. I' to Q 4. 1. 1' to Q 4.
2. P to K 3. 2. 1' to Ku
3. Kt. to KB. . 3. Kt to KB 3.
4. Ii to K . 4. Kt. to 11 3.
! i. Custlem , . 5. 1' to K :3. :
6. 1' to Q13 .1. u. P to QKt 3.
7 , P to Qkt 1. . hi to K 2.
8. Kt to QIt 3. 8. Cnstlet.
9. Ii to Ift 2. fl. Ii to Kt 2.
10. It to Ii sq. 10. It to D sq.
ii. I' takes 1' . ii. 1' takes 1' .
12. Nt to K 5. i2. Kt takes Kt.
13. I' takes Kt , ii. Kt to K 5.
1 ! . p to K13 : i , i4. Kt to Xt 4.
b. P to IC l. 15. Ill' ( ultes 1' ,
16. 1' to KB 4. 1(1. ( Kt to It 0 ( cli. ) ,
17. P ( altos Kt. 1 ? . It to 13 4 ( cli. ) .
18. K to Kt . IS. II to 13 'i.
19. K to Kt , 19. II to Q 3.
20. P bIte : ; 13. 20. Q takes P ,
21. Kt takes HP. 21. P takes Kt.
22. II to Ji 4 ( cli ) . : .t. K to It sq.
23. Q takes Q4 23. 1' takes Q.
24. It to K 6. 24. QIt to K sq.
25. P to ii 5. 25. it to 13 sq.
26. P to B 6.
At this point White announces mate in
fourtccmi : novc's.
C. D. : One may not castle wIth either
kIng or rook across a line of attack or when
either is attacked ,
w H I ST.
The American WhlstPhayer , a magazine
recently launcheti , contains a well edited
hcginncrit' ( ieiartmneumt , a field hitherto only
partially cowered in whlst periodicals. An
article giving excellent advice to young play-
era coticlutics as follows : "in the mean time
players should subordinate the routine or
mechanical part 01 the piny to the cultiva-
( ion of the memory to tIme extent necesary
to thoroughly acquaint themselves with the
table of leads and other important points
tipon which great stress has been haiti. This
may be done without overlooking the au-
vantage to be derived by early acquirement
of correct. methods which eventually will be
found to be highly desirable , mmcli as : (1. ( )
Care iii counting ( lie hand anti counting it.
(2. ( ) If time dealer , entleavoring to remember
that the trump card should be placed at ( lie
right hand. (3. ( ) If the leader , he prepared
to play when ( lie proper time comes. ( I. )
Remember the trump earth. (5. ( ) Remember
who wins the trick. (6. ( ) Play slowly , but
without hiesitatiomi. (7. ( ) I'Iaco each carti
quietly upon the table. (8. ( ) Above all watch
( ho fall of the cards.
There was not it large attendance at ( lie
Omaha W'hilst club on Wednesday night , but
an interesting series was played , North amid
South winning by an average margin of
fourteen points. Thin score was as follows :
NORTH AND SOUTh.
Jordan anti Douuiter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
Meikie auth l3urreil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
Bushman and Strauss. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Totnl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 605
Average . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
EAST AND \VEST.
Shea anti AlIce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lii
Scannell tmnd Scribuier. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1S9
Redlelt anti I'ctors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l&i
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565
Average . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
In ( lie following problem by Franlcsteln of
Londoii hearts are trumps , South to loath
with knowledge of the cards and wIth North
to win all seven tricks against best 'lay of
East and \Ves ( :
S-J , 5 , 6.
Il-A , J , 1.
D-A ,
s-ic. s-io , 7 , 2.
Il-K , S. N. 11-9 , 6.
C-ic. s. 6. WE. ,
] ) -9 , . I _ _ : _ _ I D-4.
S-A , 9.
] I-Q , 7.
C-J , 10 , 3.
( tuuestIuuH filial .tIIsVt'rN ,
WOOl ) RIVER , Neh , , Atig , 6-
To the Sporting Editor of The lieu :
Would like to huuiow in r.artl to tIme Car-
bett anti Jackson fight , whether it was
called no lIght. or a draw. J. C. V. calls it
'ma ' tIght , while hI. C. calls it a tlraw-John
Vihhuinson ,
Ans.-It was declared a draw.
SOUTh OMAhA , Aug. 2-To ( lie
Sporting Editor of The lice ; Does
tIme whmalo belong to thuo artier
of sea animals called fishro there amiy
salt water rivers In Uuitetl States or in
nay other country anti whmero-Coimtrihnitor ,
tins-I. The whale is not a ( IRII , Ii belongs
to the highest class of the animal kitigilom ,
thu inauuimals , to t'hitehi man also bebouigs ,
nccordhuug to utciomitists. 2. There are no
salt water rivers. There are streaumis of
salt. vater-for example , seine in the Greek
island of Ceplmaloiiia which have stililcient
strength to turn water wheels , but they are
UWek Shoes
Are 1)ettor than hand-sowed hoes bu1 cost 1os , Tien , WOIDOIl
and childi'en weai' tiloul. All kinds are made. 'I'Iio i'ollowiiig
lilOrClhlthltS ai'o 501110 who sell Goodyeai''e1t Shoes :
DltEXfI4 ShOE CO. . 1419 Faruiam St. , NEBRASKA CI.OTIIINO Co. , I'arnam
' 1' , 1' . CAIlT\'htIUl1T & CO. , 16th and auid 18th St. ,
Douglas St. , .A. l. STOCEIIAM , 706 N. 16th St. ,
A. W , I3O\'MAN CO. , 117 N. 16th st. , 'WtI. N. WIi1TNIY , 107 So 16th St. ,
.A. D. litOhiSE. i517 Doughnut St. , ' 1' . Ii. NOItI1IH. 1113 Douglas St.
UOts'.PA I. MACi3 I1C ( fl. , i&i Uaod W , WI , 1J'13UEIi. 33 Leavenworth St. .
flat considered rivers , but simply arms of
the ocean ,
I1EAI ) CITY , S. 1) . , July 30.-
To the Sporting Editor of The lice : We
agree to leave to your 'judgment ' if this is
a foul or fair hilt : The umpire stands at
home iuhao ( 'when ( lie batsmnmi bats a line
drive insld of third base anti iuistao of
( ho foul flag , whicli is on tIm fence. The
ball goes over the fciico insitho of said flag ,
but is eatught by the wluitl anti blown sideways -
ways until when last seen it. Is oiutsltlo of
the ilag line , I interpret ( lie rule for fouler
or faiu hilt as meaning that the hit's value
Is detemnilimeti thien it reaches anti passes
over the fiico or groumiti limit , for as I 5-20
It the ball is 'out of PlaY shmen it goes
over thie hoartl of the fence , as ver rules
for hiotmie run or hi o-baso hit. You will flail
( lie iord disappear in this foul or fair hit
rule , but does It menu front view or from
anti omit of the grcuiiti. lii a wortl , is ( lie
value of a fair or foul lilt tlmt is battctl over
( lie felice tleti'ruuiu'cd
at the fence or where
It stops-G , A. frown.
Auis-Thio rule Is very plaiui. it declares
that a hatted ball Is ' 'fair shioulti it tiis'
apppcar withiiui om' foul ehiotmiti it tiisappear
omutsitlo ( ho range of lImo foul hues. " if
it were meant that time questieui of the
fairness of a batted ball were to be settled
at the point it liasses the fence thio rule
would theelere so , hUt , on ( lie contrary , it
Btmtttes ( bat the deciding ioint exists itt
tIm moment. ( lie ball tllsappears. Of courie
the following rule declares "a fair batted
ball ( list goes over the fence shall entitle
( ho britsmiiaii to a home iumi. " lint to
fluiil what a ' 'fair batted bail' ' is yott have
to go back to tIme hireceuiiiig rule , which
h > i'ings you back to the original iroliosition ,
If it were otherwise , the rule would read
( limit ' 'a liattetl ball which goes over the
feiice fnlriy or huisht.ho tIme fotul hue , etc. "
TlLerefore , the lilt in ( lie above is a foul ,
its vnltio beiuig determnlmietl at the Poitit
, ' ' ' '
where it 'disappears.
OMAhA , July 3.-To ( ho Sporting
Etlltor of The thee : In writing of different
boxers , you frequently say "not as sciuntiflo
as Corbett or McCoy , " or "not as hard a
hitter" as ' 'Suhhlvami em' Mahier. " l'lease
inform mc where "Fits" comiies imi-D. .1.
Auis.-lltz don't come iii , Boxing critics
are unanimous ui declnriuig ( lint hue is nowhere -
where as clever as either Corbett or McCoy ,
nor as hard a hitter as Sullivan or ovi'mi
Mnhier , Ills cpceialty , which has boosted
tiimii along tlu pugilistic ladticr , lies been his
glnttonlsht fliihit , ' to take any sort of piuuu-
ishmuemit ummitil ho gets a chance with hula
dtulce. Tliture is no question that Corbctt
Otithlointetl hiiiii at Carson. It is the geiu-
cml belief that lie couhtl never hayc won
from Sullivan , as he was mint clever emioiughi
to dodge time Boston boy's blows amid votmltl
not himive dared nhboweti them to lnnd while
lie tried to get in lila work.
OMAhA , Aug. 4.-To time Sporting Editor
of Time flee : ha the last gamiie of the Do-
troit-Knuisas City series at Kansas City ,
which Kansas City von , yui cretiiteti then
iii tIme stmtnthing with otto lost instead of
roii , anti as this wIll lose me a bet , I mini
aiuixotus to see It rcetillcd-Constant
header ,
Ans.-Thio change was made beatmse a
gamno PlaYeti betwceii Detroit auth Kaumass
City on Jumie 10 , which was given by tIme
umpire to the Blues hiecatuse Detroit me-
fused to fluitshi it , has been decided to have
been von by Detroit. Whmemi the score
was 7 to 5. Detiolt left ( lie field to catch a
train , claiming that ( lie aauiie Was to luave
been ealteti at a certain time , in ortler to
enable them to get tIme train. The unipir. ,
Pitcher Sullivan of Kansas City , vent
back emi this agreement anti gave the genie
to Kansas City , 9-0. Time game has been
tableil In ( lie Blues' ( aver until a decislomi
gave it to Detroit.
IiguIur , Ii,1'c , .
Cleveland Leather : "We have been hero
thrco ilays now , haven't we ? " salti Mr.
liopoweht to hIs vlfe , as they sat upon ( hue
stiinmer hotel vcramida amid fanned theta-
ad 'es.
"Yes , " she replied , sninshilug a mosquito
upon the back of her left hand , "Just three
days. "
"I cannot understand it , " Mr. Iiopcwchl
\'ciit 0mm , after lie hiatl tucked his Iiauitllccr-
chief botweeui lila collar and his clilmi nail
swuung one leg over the arm of time rocking
chair. "
"Can't untierstanti what ? " his wife asked.
"The landlord hasn't assured nic UpOii his
honor as a gemitleman that this Is the bo-
test it has over been here. "
ForlulnuitieM.
Cleveland Plain Dealer : "What has be-
I come of the pugilist who talketi so loudly
about wanting to fight Spain. "
"Oh , he's quiet now , " replied time sporting
Iii C.
C."But
"But wasn't that a rather audacious pleco
of business ? "
"No. lie was safe enouh. lie knew
Spain couldn't get thu money to post a for-
( cit cvcmi if it accepted ( ho challenge. "
iltiti All hue hi.'st of it ,
Chicago Post : "Yes , sir , " said time
valiant youth , In describing thio affair , "I
wrote him just tim hottest kind of a let-
( em. "
"Anti what diul lie reply ? "
' 'lie didn't reply at all. ' '
"Didn't reply ? "
"No. You see , I was careful not to
give him my address , "
'l'uIceu A1t)11i to the lIIi I I upjI l1t'N.
Those wIth have relatives auth friends In
the several expeditions to tIme Philippine
Islands vIhI 1)0 lilcased to know ( lint a good
supply of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera anti
Diarrhoea Itemedy has . beea taken along
and more will be prociircti ITOm the agency
iii Jlouig Kong as requirefi. Tim great sue-
cUss of this uemnedy in the treatment. of
bowel coinplnlumts lies niaule it staimdaril over
the greater part of time civIlized world.
DurIng the ciduheunle of cholera iii Ilonuululu
it proved more sumecesuful than any other
treatnient. i'or sale by all druggists.
'I'Iiutd ( liii. 01,1 .Tohe.
Detroit Journal : lIngo tund hltmilohphi have
I been very Upil , nntl mnaninia tells iapa about
at evening , auitl now papa is heard ap-
I
pronching the room where the boys lie in
bed ,
"I'm going to pretend to be asleep , " 853 $
lingo ,
"Saiuo here , " says ltiidolphi.
Itudolphi , otiserve , thoes not say ho guesses
he'll get up anti inut sonietlmimig on , Doubtless - '
less he Is a Intl vhm does not care to fohhov
servilely in the footsteps of hii foroftithicri.
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The Continental
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.hL' - ' - : ; _ : . . . . . . . . - ' .
Clothing Company.
Moiiday Mornn
Bi'iglit and early we
will 1)llt Oil sale a line
of mcii's suits at $5.00
$10.00 flhll $1500 that
will astoiiish. close
buyers.
Their real values
are about double these '
figures. -
It's August---tliat's
'y1iy we ai'e imking
these Dog Day jn'ices.
yr0 must have niore
i'ooiii : for Fall goods. '
Always see the Con
tiueiital fii'st ftn' aiiy. .
thillgiii men's orboys' .
wear.
'
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N. E. Cor. 15th antI Dotulmts.
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