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line of fall novelties at special introductory prices.
HE IS CHAMPION NO LONGER
Sullivan's Terrible Rislit Was Harmless
Against OorboU's ' Clover Generalship.
FIGHTERS WHO HAVE BEEN CHAMPIONS
Bhort ( ilory of the Tltlo Tluit Inn Once
Moro lluun I.o t anilVon tlior
SiiortliiK Ninvn ui' tlio
\Voclc.
Never before has the sporting world wit
nessed such a symposium of ppgllistio at
tractions ns was offered at Now Orleans last
week and it Is not probable that any of thono
who saw Iho three uroat battles will ever see
tbo like again. For six months past such an
Interest has ueon exhibited In Iho event by
the general public as was never known be
fore , livery movement of the men who were
to bo principals in tbo great combats was
jealously watched and telegraphed all ever
tlio world. The aspirants for championship
honors fur a brlnf time occupied a moro pro-
inlnaut position in the Interest of tbo public
than tbo candidates for Ihe presidency of the
nation. Around tbo ring at New Orleans
crowded the representatives of every class of
humanity congregated from every state aud
territory of tliu union and even irom across
thu sea. The event bus proved in ono respect -
spoct ut least n burprlso to these who are reputed -
putod authorities on such affair ) . It was
the general opinion that Jitclc MoAulIffo
would retain bis tltlo of champion light
weight of tbo United Stales If ho was In
condition , and champion ho is. No onn
thought that iounc SUelly stood the
allghost chanro of defeating Dixou und bo
didn't. The best Judges and tbo most ox-
purloncad sportlni ; men all over the world
un i ted In the opinion that the great John L
would whip Corbett us easily us bo hud da-
I foutod other aspiring pugilists , but the talent
was mistaken and paid dearly for tholr
error
It looks t > s though tbo defeat nf Sullivan
marks a now urn In modern pugilism. For
the past few years a change has been grad
ually coming about In tbo tlstio art. 1'tio
slugi'iug tactics of the past bavo been giv
ing way to n moro modern , moro suloutillc
and wilhal a superior , style of boxing. The
power of moro slrongtn has boon diminished
by the development of u uhyslcal science
against which brute force was of no avail.
Frank Slavin's strength and hitting powers
which has made him a conqueror against
Imlllur Indies proved a fulluro against Iho
clean solonco and gencrulshtp of Puior Jack-
eon. Ted Pritchurd who had knocked out u
numborot heavyweights who had llillo lo
Uojiend on but their stiongtb was nn easy
victim to the superior sulll of Jim Hull.
Sullivan alonu njimilnoa It his terrllla
Btrt'iiu'th. But n w ho too htissuucuuiood to
u man who Is ropresontailvo of iho nemo of
physical irniuini ; and puuilUtlo Hcionc-3.
Against Corbott's llgbtninullko movements
Una torrlllo right was hurmlusi as uoblld'n
plaything and nfler Hiicli a pummullng as
Sullivan never received before ho went down
und out ooforo u succession of blows Uollv-
orod with loss force
perhaps but with n
iclonlllla accuracy ilmt rendered them
douuly offoctlvo.
It Is almost unnecessary to suv that as far
as bolting "ion wuro concerned Sullivan was
tbo favorite at odds of about U to 1 , thouu'h
these who looked purely at form failed to
ice uhy tbo blir man should bo selected as un
Infulliblo winner. It Is true that Sullivan
bad u wonderful locord for knocking out
inoii all over tuo country , bul it was argued
that very few of tlinso men bud bom men
of ny account. This was undoubtedly true
to itoiuo extent.but the fait romalnod that ho
had buaton Kllruln when the Baltnuorean
Iwasatbls best , and that after ouu of the
uougustand buidcst fights on record. It was
ouliut Kllruhi was a wonderfully good man
'but day , but the chvumituncos uiucr which
hey fought were all ngulnat the mun , They
were ilKhilng In almost tnomcntury expcc *
tutlon of arrest on a criminal charge , und it
is now very well understood that each
party fully expected that Iho other coutoia-
plated foul play in which some of the desperate -
porato men In the country were expected 10
take a prominent , purl. In nddllion toall -
they fought for two hours In the broiling
sun , whllo the mercury stood at 118 = I'ahr , ,
tbo creator part of the tlmo. Whllo thn
battle was in progress strong men were fall
ing down fainting with the intense heat.
though thov had nothing to do except to sit
still and watch the pugilists pulling forth
tbo most violent exertions of which ihoy
wore capable. Such an exhibition pt
strenclb , pluck and endurance has rarely
boon tvltncsscd by any men In any country.
and when U is rbmomborod that at the end
of the light Sullivan was an easy victor
It Is not surprislns that Be should
have boon regarded by these who saw
him pass through the terrible ordeal
as practically Invincible. Kllrain never ap
peared to bo the same man afterwards , and
has lost prestlgo and physical vigor. Sulli
van , on iho other hand , hud never shown any
symptoms of bis constitution having boon in
any way Injured by that famous struggle ,
and it Is roaxonablo to assume that bo was in
no way injured by It.
Much stress was also laid on the reports of
Sullivan's dissipation and irregular habits ,
but it was also romemoorod that whllo Just
such reports had been widely circulated re
garding Sullivan prior to bis light with KIN
rain no man ever entered Iho ring in bolter
condition than Sullivan did al Ulchburg.
Il would bo tedious to enumerate the long
list of "knockouts" accomplished by Sulli
van. His technical record has boon pub
lished again nnd ugain , nnd thoueh ho lost a
very badly made match with Tug Wilson
and broke his arm whllo boxing with Patsy
Cardiff , he mot with no defeats , the
nearest approach being hJ draw with
Charley Mitchell in France.
It may bo said , ihoroforo , that'whon Sulli
van stepped into the ring Wednesday ni < ht ,
bo appeared bi'foro 8,009 speotulors a pugilist
who , with a tremendously louc list of vic
tories to his credit , had not suffered a slnglo
clofenU His career had boon altogether
unique , and pruollcally unparalleled in the
history of thu prize ring. It was difficult
for tbom who had witnessed bis triumphs
lo rocou'nlzo for him even the possibility of
defeat ,
And , on iho other hand , It was also easy
to understand why Coroott's friends should
bo full of confidence. Like Sullivan , tbo
young Californlun bad a brilliant record , unmarred -
marred by u single defeat. His list of vic
tories rrfis much shorter than Sullivan's ,
but bo was still young in Iho business , and
the men whom he had met are all reckoned
good ones. Ills balllo with Jackson ,
though a draw , had gene fur to trivo his
frinnds confidence in him. Sullivan bad de
feated Kllrain in 75 rounds ; Slavln had
defeated Kilruiu In nluo rounds ; Jackson
hud easily disposed of Slavln , and Corbott
had made a draw with Jackson at the oid ol
a very long light , the llrst few rounds of
which had boon very hotly contested. By
this test Corbott looked to bo a bolter man
than Sullivan , and to emphasize this line of
argument it was pointed out that Corbott
had not many months after the Klchburg
battle virtually disposed of Kllruln ooforotho
.Southern Athletic club in Now Orleans in
six rounds.
Again , It was urged bv the friends of Cor-
buit that ho had never indulged in ox cesses
of any kind that were at all calculated to Im
pair his physical vigor. He was also much
younger thuu Sullivan and iho surgeon who
baa m emu re il him bad pronounced him a
blggor man than his burly unlagnnlsi.
Tiioro were also many who backed Corbott
for this fight who hud \\on thousands of dollars
lars on Sullivan in bis former battles , but
who b&lleved that a prize lighter who bad not
taken iho uest care of himself must begin to
co down hill before reaching Sullivan' * aeo.
They thougt.1 ho huJ made u mistake of stav
ing too long ia Ibo ring ai so many before
him hud done and thai bis Wellington und
\Vuturloo wore to rome In the young Califor
nia giant and the eroat arena of the Olympic '
club.
Thu Krniiul Cluli .
The arrangements for Iho annual bench
show of the Omaha Kennel club , Octobur W ,
20 , 'J7 und 2S , are progressing satisfactorily ,
and Judging by the numuor of applications
that have already been received for pro-
rolum lists tbo efforts of iho members will bo
rewarded by a largo list of unirles. The pre
mium lint will bo ready for distribution to
morrow. The entries close on Wednesday ,
October 1'J , thus giving exhibitors a full
mouth to make their oulrlos ana other ar
rangements. The club had hoped to get the
premium list out earlier but bavo secured a
number of additional spec.ml premiums by
the delay. Free transportation for dogs has
also been secured over the Union Pacific.
Chicago & Northwestern , Chicago , Hock
Island & Pacific , Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul and Iho B. & M railroads. All express
companies will return dogs free on which ox-
Dress charpcs have bean paid to tbo show.
The following oxtracu from Iho American
Kennel club rules governing bench shows
mav bo of interest lo Intending exhibitor * :
Kulo'J. Hvory dos entered at n show hold
uriuer these rules must bu registered with the
secietary of the Amurlom Kennel club for
imblluatlon In thu Kennel da/ctto ( olllclal
Dlnuks will bo furnished on application to any
show secretary or by tlio Amurlcun Kcnnul
club , 44 liroudwuy. N. Y.I. The cost of such
ruElatratlon Is 13 ! oenta , nnd tlio penalty for
nonreostiulion M disqualification and the
forfeiture of entry f o und any prizes won ut
a show.
Hulu3. ] logs already registered In
Die American Kennel club stud booksbnll bo
exempt from thu registration required In rule
No. - ' . but In all such cases tlio stud hook num
ber of theclo-c must Uu Kvon ! With the entry ,
to tlio Heurutary of the show , und must by him
bn published In the catalogue.
ltulu.r > . If a dog liua lioen entered without
being registered und Identified , ua directed In
rules ' ! , 'J and 4 , it shall Do disqualified and
forfeit any prliu which may li.ive been
awarded to it ,
ICiilull. Thn breeder of a doj Is tbo person
owning or lo.iulns tlio blteh at the time of her
being brud.
Many bavo well bred dogs whoso pedigree
Is partially or wholly unknown. They can
bo Ciitercdln ibu bench show as orovidcd in
rule 2 , on paymsat of the entry foe.
To 1111 out the blank It ts only necessary testate
state Iho breed , sex and naino of dog , tbo
breeder's name , numo of sire and duin if
known , data wbotpod nnd the owner's nnmo
and address. Blanks for llsling In the Kun-
nol Gazolto or registration in American Ken-
not club stud book can bo bad of the secre
tary of the Omaha Kennel club , K. L. Mars-
ion , Box li..I , Omaha. Those who wish lo
use the lUUng blank should got them at
unco. They cun bo mailed direct to the sec
retary of tlio American Kennel club or for
warded through thu secretarv of Iho Omutm
club at the time of making entry for the
show.
The premium list and entry blanks may
bo bad by addressing Mr. Marjton or at any
of tbo following places : Dr. J. C. Whin-
uory's oflloe. Brown block ; Cross Gun com
pany , 1514 Douulas ; Collins Gun company ,
lilt'J Douglas ; Frank Handle's cigar store ,
noi South Fifteenth street ; Max Meyer &
Bro. company , Slxtooutn and Fatuam , or
C. S. Raymond's , Fifteenth and Douglas.
A Cliuptcr on "sure 'llilni ; * . "
Tbo last great tight at Now Orleans fur
nished a striking example of Iho fallacy of a
' dead cinch" bot. Tnat Sullivan would win
was a foregone conclusion in the minds of a
multitude of enthusiastic admirers of the
great Bostonian and tholr depleted purses
now testify to the loyalty ot their adhcronco
to tholr champion. While the odds were
generally quoted at ! ) to 1 and 5 to 2 there
were hundreds who cave any odds that were
demanded so long us Ihoy ware iiblo to place
a bot. They regarded a oat on Sullivan a < >
picking so much money up in the street and
were not particular now muuh they risked in
Iho effort to obiulu it. Bets of 5 lo 10 to 1
were not uncommon and the night of the
llcbt ono overconfident admirer of tbo
former champion boU)7 tel In a local poolroom
on Sullivan. Such hols as these are simple
Idiocy , no matter bow sure a winning may
seem to lie. There is no such n thing as a
"dead sure thing" In a
prUo light us a good
many men have found out to tholr cost. No
man Is so big and strong and clover that ho
does not stand a chunco to bo whipped ,
although bo may have ovorv cuunco In tlio
world to win , Thu mou who were foolish
enough to bet 10 to 1 on Sullivan only re
ceived exactly what their lunacy deserved.
I.iicroiHu lu Onmlui.
A mooting will bo hold at the Paxton hotel
Thurbday fevonlng at which the organization
of u Lacrosse club will bo perfected. Thu
Ilmt meeting was bold lost wock aud Judging
ov the Interest manifested thu lovers ot ath
letics will have an opportunity to see ftomu
excellent gumoi during the fall. There are it
number of old players in tbo city who have
formerly played lu Canadian scml-profcss-
loaul teams. Amouir them uro Uoorgo il ,
Leslie and M. A. Hall , Toronto ! ; K. Mullen ,
Niagaras ; A. S. Uuth , Uidxolowns ; A. LI.
aid C. Ott. Bruutfords ; J.V. . Kenny , Arn-
prlor ; ( J. li Pogloy and F. J. Peddle , Win.
Dorn , Monlroals. from " " " - , " , . 1"M
old-timers tbo Omaha cluu will bo awe reselect
select an excellent team.
I.IINt 1)1 till ! M3.1HDII.
The Clippers aud Nonpareils will cross
hats at the Nonpareil grounds at It o'clock
this afternoon. A atako of fJ3 a sldo depends -
ponds on Iho icsult , and as this will bo ono
of Uio last games ot Iho season bolh loams
will play hard to win. The clubs will bo
constituted as follows :
( Jlljipers. 1'osltlons. Nooparolts
O. ( rank m ' * , ' "
( Iraliiuu i ! " ' , ! ?
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ivi- .M. " llradiord
G V'rui'ik If . . . : . . . . . -.Mithonoy
Drlicoll > ! ! IJ Sliiinralinn
I'urklnson'.V.V. b MoAJl1F ! ' !
In tlio Twelve Cent League.
The Clovelnna aggregation are steadily In
creasing their lead in the National IODRUO
race and nothing but a whole touoeeun slide
can prevent them from winning in a walk.
Interest now centers o the flcnt for second
place wuieh is something unprecedented in
the league. Almost any ono of the remain
ing teams with the exceptions of Washing
ton and St. Louis nro In reach and some
pretty spurting may bo looked for down Iho
homo'stratcli. Boston and Brooklyn nro in
the van but a streak of hard luck or indif
ferent plavingwlll bo sulllcient to put either
0110 of them 'way down on tbo Ifit.
A l'IKlit lor Mooro.
Dick Moore writes from Columbus , O. ,
that ho has a match on with Hilly Gibbs for
$3UO a side. The light will como oft some
tlmo this month before tno Capitol City Atb-
lotioclub.
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lliiHU Hull llrU'f-l.
Chicago' ? little sourt seems to have developed -
oped into a genuine boom.
The western clubs In the National league
scorn to have taken a spurt all along the
lino.
"Vlckory and Knoll are acquiring n reputa
tion as two of tbo wildest twirlers In the
National league.
'Iho Washlugtons have tnoa ton pitchers
so for this season. No wonder they can't
win a game onoo a wook.
MoAloor's wonderful fielding and bnra
hitting Is an Important factor In the sucoosi
of the Forest City team.
Cleveland lias uoonv& great many years
petting a chanipionshipitoam together but it
looks us though they Uml < done It at last.
Slovoy has made fll * : doubles , ton triples
and tbrco homo runs , iboildos stealing tlftoon
bases and scoring IhlrtTrtwo runs ia thirty-
live games. o-
U Is said that Klintr , Baltimore's now
pitcher , counts 1UO fonluclc every time ho
delivers the ball. HoilhUst have soon Darby
perform some tlmo. j , )
Atlanta claims tn have the best shortstop
in the Southern lobgua' ' in BhoibocU. tihy
must have ( lulcKonedJ lilt pace a little slnco
lo | loft the Gate City. ' ' '
This Is McPhoo's eleventh scaaon with the
Cincinnati club. This record of continuous
service Isqua led onljf by Anson , who has
worr , the Chicago uniform airico 1870.
The collapse of tiiV'l'acltlo Northwest
loaKUo domniiHtratos' that a ball team in u
town of UO.OOO to M.W- inhabitants cannot
pay Now York and nditon salaries.
A report that Vlekery had been released
by DulUworo has boon going the rounds of
the eastern papers. Nevertheless Vlck Is
Htlll in tbo box and won two games Ian
week , '
Soleo olalma that tbo Hnstona received
110,000 in gale receipts on tholr western trip.
HvldoDtly 1'Vauk dlJ no' , come xvost fur
enough or ho would have gone back without
n o nt.
Joe Kully had to lay off a oouplo of days
last week on account of sickness , but Is buck
again and hitting the ball In a inannnr well
calculated to make biui solid with the Pitts-
burg public.
The Pacific Northwest league went Into
the tureen with Seattle a clean loader. Much
of the credit for Seattle's victories is duo to
Pitcher ( 'amp , mi Omaha boy , who has br-cn
liitcbiag eroat ball all the season ,
Uptodato HuoU Ktvlnir still leads the
bauniou of tba National leusuo with an fiver-
uxoof.at 7. Dolcbanty U second with , 'XU.
, iuruior jur
Dolohantv and Jimmy Uyan worn the llrst to
hit safely fifty times in the season.
Mullnno , UlurUson , Ilutchinson , Sanders ,
Crane and Woyhing have unch held oppos
ing loams down to ono hit this year.
Stivotts is the only league pitcher who has
bhulout an opposing team wlthouta hit.
The Cudahy Uox's ' and Swift & Co. Win
chesters will play a gnmo of biill at Svndt-
cato nark , South Omaha , today for $10 aside.
Murphy and Trncv will bo the battery for
the Kox's and Barrett and Clausscn for the
Winchesters.
The splendid fight of tbo Cleveland
Spiders Is an ovldouco of what harmonious
aud concerted action will do. The Spiders
are putting plenty of ginger Into their work
and "play Ing ball all the lime. The pitchers
go into the amo with conlldencc born of assurance -
suranco that tba men will go after every
thing in sight.
Evidently whitowinged Dcaco does not
hover over the Southern loiiguo. A Memphis
scribe roiiovos himself as follows : "All re
ports about Memphis disbanding or giving up
its franchise are denounced as mcro voiiom
on the part of two warls on the earth's sur
face the village of Nashville and th-j suburb
of Chatlanoogo. "
Sporting Life : There is qulto a crowd of
Chicago bi\so ball enthusiasts who are pull
ing to have Homo Run Breckonrldeo , late of
the Columous team , take Alison's place on
first base with the Colts. Before Breckon-
rldgo turned out as a professional bo was a
member of ono of the City league
teams In Chicago. Ho was very popular and
has a largo following among the Chicago
amateurs.
An eastern writer has something pleasant
to sny about "Gush's" umpiring In a recent
Buffalo-Binghamlon game. Ho says : "Mr.
Cushman , formerly manager of the Milwau
kee club of tbo Western association , bad a
very unpleasant tlmo of It In the umpire's
position. Cushman apparently wab trying
to please everybody , and as the old saying
goes , 'Ho pleased nobody. ' The 4UO became
greatly worked up over some of Cusbmaa's
decisions and made lifo miserable for that
gentleman. Some of the adjectives hurled
from tne grand stand at Mr. Cushman , whun
ho pulled bis book from his pocket to consult
the rules , would cause a smile to illuminate
tbo phiz of a slono man. A small boy away
up In Iho corner of the grand stand notitlod
Cushman that ho was 'boluinc the book up-
sldo down. ' The umpire seemed bothered
about ilndlng the particular rule of clay that
would lit tbo occasion , and finally gave up in
dosoair , amid Die yells and hnols of tbo
congregation. Verily , Mr. Cushraan had a
ploanaut timo. "
From the
The Ladles Cycling club has decided to
cbango Its legnlar club night 10 Tuesday.
Henry Taggar of the Tourist racing team
Is thinking of branching out as a trick rider.
The Hattonhauer brothers of Council
Bluffs wore the guests of the Toui 1st Wheel
men last Sunday inornlnc ,
The wheelmen must have very icuhotlo
tastes to Judge from tbo number of suu-
llowors that are worn on club runs of late.
Nonra&ka division of the League of Ameri
can Wheelmen U gaiulnir ground every
week. The last Bulletin glvus the number
of members as ITS.
The racing board ( National ) has decided
that "any person having won a prUo on reader
or path Is tin longer a novlco and cannot coin-
polo In novlco races. "
John Blakoilco of tbo Omaha Wboal olub ,
who has been visiting relatives at Wovor ,
Burlington and Fort Madison , la. , Is back at
tbo club again , having had a most enjoyable
trip.
trip.Club
Club runs sohodaloj for today : Tourul
Wheelmen to Ncola , la , , start at 7 a. m. ,
distance flfly-two miles ; Omaha Wheel club
to Bullevuo , siart at 7UO : a. in. , distance
twenty-four miles.
The great Zlmtncrmun was fairly beaten at
Detroit by the Cleveland man , -Johnson , so
claims a Cleveland paper , /.iminennon pro
tested tbo raco. claiming that Johnson boat
tbo pistol shot which started tbo race , thus
gaining yards ,
Do you ride a pneumatic ! If so , hero la a
little advice which wo clip from The Wheel ;
"Don't pump your tires too bard. Most
wheelmen do , but don't you do It. Half the
pleasure derivable from uu air tire Is lost by
ovorlutlalioti. "
"Barring a few wookt in tbo early spring
Nebraska rpadu have never been bolter
adapted for wheeling for many roars. " This
U a wheelman's opinion aud comes from one
tn , unu oasi ( y I'otiuriou oy mo rtiinoi . - i
tiuulurs apply to the Lidy Superior. I
who has pedaled through a good seven or
eight boasbns.
Tbo regular business meetings of the
Omaha Wheel club and Tourist wheelmen
occurred Tuesday and Thursday ovonlr.KS of
: bo past week. Several now members were
taken in by each and oilier business of 1m-
[ lortnnco was transacted.
Donvcr has two now bioyclo clubs the
Colorado Wheclmnnnnd the Overman Wheel
Company club. The former is n riding club
only and Instead of incumbering themselves
with n club house and a crowd of social
members their quarloin will bo n neatly
equipped gymnasium and reading room.
Frank Waller , the Californlnn who so re
cently broke the world's twenty-four-hour
record ( but which was In turn broken by
Spoonor , the Chlciigo ( Iyer , and Shorland ,
the English cruuk ) , is preparing to have an
other go at the record , llo and his trainer
are conlidont that ho will piln up 120 miles
within the dav. Ho starts on his task Sep
tember 10 at dusk.
Last Saturday's rain prevented the local
clubs from taking their regular scheduled
Sunday outing. The Omaha Wheel club
took n short npin over ibo river in the morn
ing and out to the balloon ascension ir. the
nf turnoon. The Tourists spent the morning
wilb the photographer at Hnnscom park and
at.t o'clock In ihoaftornoon rode ever lo Fair-
mount park and took in the concert by
Dalhy's band.
Frank J. Wallace of the Tourist Wheel
men was in Iho city lusl Sunday blddlnir his
old clubinnlos n fond adieu. Frank has pur
chased a Hard Interest in a largo general
store in Emerson , la. , which will take him
away from Omaha for an Indoflullo .spaco of
timo. His clubmates wish him a boundless
amount of success In ills new vonluro , and
hope that ho may have tlmo to run ever to
the metropolii , onoo in an ago and turn out
on a run or so Jusi for old times' sake.
Captain Grant of the Youuer Men's Chris
tian association cyclers has issued the fol-
lowlnr cJlled run card for Soplumbor : Tues
day evening , liiib"blindrun" with Tourisis ;
Thursday evening , liilh , Fort Omaha , return
via Huuscom park ; Tuesday ov ning , 20tb ,
Halcyon Heights with Tourists ; Thursday
evening , 22d , Council Bluffs ; Tuesday ovou-
Ing. ii'tb , Council Bluffs with Tourists :
Thursday evening , ! ! 9h , South Omaha. All
runs htavo association Duildtntr at7lD p. m.
Scoring for tbo Tourist Wheelmen club
modal :
Unns Hum
_ attundud. mUsud. Mllus
T „
E-f'-I'ottor M K 781
{ ' Smith It ! n 703
W. M , Hariium 'JO 15 foi
LonUKIusohor ! ! -t 'JO filK
J. K Oillly 18 L-fl 4 7
( laorgaKatiohn 18 SJ 441
VI. A. KliigMluy 18 iU ail
John llynoi n ui : -47
Jv.V. . C'onnor.in 14 : so uts
II. IXTnirviir U IIS 2.U
\V. II. Mullmll 11 M -at
V. J. Witllaco. ii ; ; n KJI
M U. D.ixon T : i7 171) )
Kaiuii Hull 7 : rr \M \
Tom llreiinoiiiuii 7 ; i7 uu
\V. S. Itlnloy 7 117 114
11. II. Wtiltulioilio 8 'M ) ii :
U 11 Dunn 7 117 107
Twonly-sovon others hiivs not crossed the
cetiiur.v mnrlc. Next month's scoring will
materially ohau ijo the order of the contest
ants.
ants.Tho
The Tourist Wheelmen and the Omaha
Wheel club will start on tholr annual cen
tury run at fi o'clock Sunday inornlurf , Sep
tember 33 , provided the woalher and roads
nro permissible. Why not icubo tuo affair a
rnoro pleasant ono by Inaugurating a Joint
century of the two clubs ] A little unbend
ing on ibo part of oaob would bo the moans
of u most enjoyable time for everybody.
Such runs do not occur every day In tbo
week , or oirory week in the monthlor'ovcry
month In ibo year , and under Ihosopartlcu-
Inr uircuaiBiauces tuo mailer should bo given
a generous thought. Potty olub nrojuulca
should bo laid asldo for the nonce and gen
eral good will provail.
There Is some talk of a general reunion of
tbo tiloyclo clubs within the radius of 100
miles at Blair on the ItSth. There scums to
bo no spoclnl program , but the Omaha
Wlicol club has taken tbo mutter up and
will very likely carry the schomu to a suc
cessful Issue. A guuerul Invitation uuomi to
havu been issued and no doubt will bo no-
coined by the majority ot the
neighboring clubs. The reunion would
have boon u greater euccem
had invitations been extended to ouch und
ovoryclub within the \lcliilty. If the re
union is to bo a nonpartisan affair It should
bo widely advertised and "worked up , "
All wuuoltnou who are interested cuu obiulu
full narllculars and informnllon by addtossi
Ing Iho Omaha Wheel club , Seventeenth nn4
( Jhlcago.
Slioulil Tukc 't hrir Molic'lnc.
Aflerovory successful effort whoiher In
the political arena , the commercial world or
lii the piizo ring comes Iho lundcnoy of nar
row minds to bulittla the vhtor and his
achiovomcnt. While the axiom that nothing
succeeds like success n-ay bo literally true it
[ 3 novurtliclois a-fact that tno successful
man cannot win tils honors so deservedly but
that envious eyes will see a spray of dogwood
among his laurels.
OnVoduosday evening James Corboth
fairly won thu title of champion of tliu
world. It did not como to him ihrougli goad
fortune or bv default , but was noncstlv
earned in a fair contest In iho presence at
such * an audience as never before witnessed
a similar affair and under circumstances
which rendered double dealing next to im
possible. But hardly bad the result of the
contest oeon flashed ever the wires when
fiom a multitude ) of disappointed pirtlsans
all ever the country went up the cry ,
"Sullivan sold out. " Such an Idea is
not only unreasonable out unmanly.
It smacks too much of the hard loser anil
bul lij.llo of the honest lover of the manly
urt who wants to sco tlio bast man win , and
Is willing to concede him his victory when it
is fairly earned.
It is thoutTlvorsal opinion uf those who
witnessed the llsht and are best qtinlillod lo
Judu-o , lhat never was u tight moro hotly
contested nnd moro squarely won than tlui
great battle bolwoon Iho two uroatest ex
ponents of the llslio art the world bus ever
been. It was a light wboro the omluranco
and vilulliy of youtli , coupled with iho most
magnificent ring' generalship nnd the nemo of
physical liMinlng , proved suparlor lo a brulo
strength moru or less Impaired by years and
dlaslpatlon. There is llttlu onontrli of honor
aUiQhcd lo Iho tltlo of champion of the
world. Such as It Is , Corbett isonlitlod to It.
It is hard lor some men to bellovo that tlio
Uostonlan could bo defoalcd except through
some dcgrco of chicanery and fraud. They
had seoii him knock out man after man bv
his prodigious strength , and hud como to be
lieve that his power was invincible. Hut
skill Is ever thu winner in nb.utlo with brula
force , and Sulllvan'a ml ml re re will have to
admit that their Idol bus been dnposod from
his pedestal bv a hand moro worthy to
the honors than bis own.
Wlint Homo l'i > olu Want to Know.
HOUTII OMAIM , Hnpu a T i tlioSriorllni ! IUI-
torofTuii HKK : I'luueo Blato In your next
Issni ! tlui following : A boU a horse will win
nnd they both run a duad hunt. Mow would
thn bottlnz boV Would It bo u draw ? Hub-
Hcrlbur.
Ans. Vcs.
SMEI.TO.N. Neb , , Hajit , n. To tbo HnortliiK
Kdltoi of TUB HUB : A butn II thai Hiilllvmi
whins Uorbutt. It fikus llio hot. If tin ) Huh 6
In a draw who tnla-s UiVHtukoi ) H. II. M.
Ans. The hot Is drawn and the staku
money is rcturnod.
OAMIKu : INK , Wyo. . Kopt. 7 , To the Sport-
ln IvdltorofTilK IlliK : I'luiiHO Htalii In your
impur OKI blghust nninlicr ( if worls written on
any typewriter In om > minute. llaH IJD
words a iiilniito Ijciin boutonV A. V. N.
AnsMiss iCaihorlno Curry of Svracuso ,
N. Y. . wrote 1HJ words n mlnuto In Omahu
rocunlly on Iho Smith Promlor lypowritor.
1/AiUMONT , Nob. . Hopt. ( ITo the HimrtliiK
l.dlioroC Tin ; In ; HI I'IUUHU aiiHivur In Tun
HUNIIAY UKK wlmt WHH tlui liu > , l tlmu iiiiulo by
Jay KvuKou at Mnuoln duiliiK tbo Htitu fair
In l ! > 87. I'lojhuxlvuiill tlioliuutfi. BnliHorlliur.
Ans. Jay Bye See was sent to boat bis
record of 3iaf : at Lincoln , September 14 ,
18S7. llo wont to the miurtor In U3 % . the ball
in 1:07 : , und nnlsbcd the mlle In
I'Ai'ii.i.ioN , Nob. , Hnpt. 0. To tbo Kiiortlng
I .dllorof TIIK IIKKI Will yon iiiinini ) Htiitn In
' IlK.i ; tbo sl/u of riim Corbuit and
Hulllvun fouitht In'Vonrrf ruHiiccttully.
W. V. WKI.UII.
Ans. Twenty- four foot ring.
WodiilHNK. la. . Hopu a To tbo ripnrtlux
Kdilor of Tnu HKK : i'leauu inuwur in your
KIINIIAV HKK , If it VOIIIUH iindur the liuml of
"Qiiuxlloiis and Ann worn , " enn Uorbutl rufino
lo IK' la I'otur JiiukHon and nilll hold tlio bult
as clmmulon of tliu world)1 ) You , imcl ultlU-o ,
A DAII.V KKAHEII.
Atis. No.
DKMRON. In..Kont.8. To the Sporting ICdllor
of TUB HKB : To duultln n bet iiloauo uimwur
iliu followiiiL- luixt HIINUAY'H lUi' : Abet
II. that Uorbott would knoak Hulllvun down ,
Who win * ? , Auuonllug to printed loporU Kul-
llvuti WIIH not knookim down , A KKAIIKII ,
Aim. Sullivan was knocked down ana out
lu ttrj twonly-llrit round. A. wlu .
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