?H£: SAN; FRANCISCO CAlifi STJ^DAY, SEPTEMBER 8-1907/ 31 THE CALL'S SECTION SECTION OF BEST SPORTS

FAMOUS RING BATTLES BERBER Champion Joe Cans (at the left) and Jimmy Britt, the Califdmian challenger for the title, as they, loot? on the eve of their TRACK TEAMS OF HIGH FAVORS CHANGES - * meeting. Each boxer expresses the utmost confidence in his ability to win:.~ \u25a0 ;'-- FOR LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE OF DOUGHTY NATIVE SON \u25a0>'.— SCHOOLS MINUS STARS Records of the Boxers Who One of Those Who Believe Season's Advent Finds No Have Been Premiers Champion Gans May Prospect of Brilliant in This Class > . Be Retrograding Field Workers William A. Pierce Sam Berger Marry Wolff The lightweight championship, which i The Britt-Gans fight tomorrovr Tfce fall track season has begun and will be d^ifl^d when Joe Gans and Jim- i' promises to be the greatest struggle the. high school athletes are out on the Bay Britt face one another, is a crown for lightweight.supremacy in pugilistic cinder path training for.the meets soon tvhich man;.- have held whose names ar«> !history. The two men stand nVone. in 'forgotten in the -sporting world, but; the lightweight division, both having to take place. who w*>re cheered and toasted in the \u25a0 imt and defeated every other contend- This term will not be as brilliant golden days of the past. er for the crowrr: and" tomorrow as some of those in the past, as', the In the days -when fighting was .the jRecreation park will be the Gettys- teams are handicapped. Nearly all the day. hoxir.g as now jburg'where deciding wyi ord>r of the and ' the - • battle record breakers of last season hav# practiced was an undiscovered art. men |be fought. %*' graduated or ended school days. Among who wore in th«> lightweight division! This wMIIn all probability rank first those who distinguished themselves used to meet with bare fists on the turf ;in the list of heavy betting fights. Itpre- last year were Golcher.in the 100 yard under London prize ring rules. Among' ;sents a peculiar angle. Here, arc two dash. Vale in the pole vault. Bell In the the names which shine^reaplendent ev?n boxers who have received many try- hammer throw, and Munn as an all >,cw in ring history ere such as Billy| outs. It is by no means their first round "athlete. The places "of these who died recently: Sam Coll- [time out and still they have arrived stars must be filled by first year boys, yer, Barney Aaron, Patsy Shepard, Ar- jst a stage where their capabilities are although, the "fresh\es"* have- shown thur Chambers and a few lesser lights. a.« hard to judge and present as many little promising material. "..'.'. which has These men competed a?rain.«t one an- '\u25a0 ""ifs" and "buts" as a colt Then the trainlnsr facilities are In- other -with more or 1-ess success, and never faced the barrier. adequate. TVflmerding apparently is their successors had a «=©fter row to j For Gars we can exploit the many the only school with a- cinder path. lioe. with gloves on their hands and jthings that the public is aware of. in- i The park stadium Is an trieal'plaee for regulation round and ring and the sen- cludinp hi* wonderful cleverness n.nd holding"contests, but rather inaccessible einie marquis of Qutr?nsb*?rry rules iJ workmanlike manner of beattnje h!s for training. The schools across' the governing the bouts. Under these new opponent down. He is a mechanic bay are better off. having the Berkeley remember having a punch a great many who ;J whom we a? oval and th«;racetrack in" rules there were which, lands, to Alameda at claimed the lig-htweight championship, ; when it is calculated their disposal. early "SOs such men as j produce a peaceful slumber. We re- 'Another Is and back in the working trouble the contention Turnbull, Jimmy member also 'his manner of over the number of -raeets be Bob Jack D»mpsey. i without exertion to him- to held Mitchell. Billy Pacey, Oeorge Full- jhis opponent In a' season. Since Stanford university "English Henry. Jimmy self. But though the dusky Jad pos- established league James. Tom" ! accuracy, must j Its interscholastlc others all had especial Benes this machlnelike the principals" of the high schools Murray and j like the machinery he resem- j have to of premiership, but not he. risen with the protest t.iat the boys claims the honor eventually outlive his usefulness? pone offer why bles, could not support all four leagues and : had a valid reason to j other words th« question which th*y pre-eminent. ;In still do justice to their should \>e considered for thought the one pro- academic work. Jack appeared on | gives food is Principal Merrill of Lick already has Tn ISSS SlcAullffe pounded yesterday by a member of the the scene as a candidate for high hon- ; Instructed the athletes of that school sporting fraternity: "Isn't-'Gans about not to participate any bay ors and about the fame time Patsy j pick?" In counties Billy also- made | ripe to meet. Kerrigan and Frailer Nature's laws must demand that the j their appearance. Jack Hopper of Now ! In But with all those drawbacks there colored boy be on the retrograde. j ought to be some exciting and spec- York was also considered a cood one. : Nelson at Gans championship his bout with Goldfield j tacular exhibitions when the teams get but the was In a ' state i mastery the art i "" showed all of the of together. There are many aspirants of indecision. ;i. he is generally conceded to pos- ! October :?, IS?«. McAuliffe met Billy that ' who with training should develop into ?ess. But that best bet" v.-a 3 acceptable athletes. Frazier in Boston for a $"00 purse In '^onehis right across to 1 light- kicking. He drove The season will not one stars, a contest advertised "for the jNelson's jaw repeatedly and caused the be of \u25a0weight championship of America." Me- but it probably will produce several ( sports to wonder what was holding up \u25a0 closely -.Viiiff- won a knockout In 21 rounds' course, the exactions of contested matches. uni%"ersally the Dane. Of and was reg-arded as the, \u25a0Billy Nolan, who had compelled the champion of the land of the free from chocolate boy to weigh in at 131 pounds ringside with his hair cut, must was in dispute, but: His title often be considered. The Gans who meets the boy > cooper was ready and willing tomorrow should be a stronger RACE IS NOT FINISHED Britt \u25a0tfl> meet all comers. An international performed at \u25a0 man than the one who rrtatch was arrrng-eci tetw-cen UcAuUffe]Goidiield. It Is a qurstion whether and Harry Gilmore. champion of Can- j the training he was forced to undergo cii. This match vra.K \u25a0with kid gloves, ; to required weight SUN GOES DOWN reach the WHEN in order for a gid», and vr.tß fought at J3OO at G«lboxing has a man shown more set back from second to sixth place \u25a0of the eastern starring men- in pur- in the third heat for hsyv-Jng .through Captain and: persistency end determination fouled Cockc of Boston Jem salnjr his object than did Jimmy in Fresno Girl and Bertallae^ :. : Carney was . imported from 1J England to his ambition to defeat Nelson. It was Marshal's Aerolite went against 2:07. b^st the American. ..-»".*-¥; necessary upset every es- The watches varied- from 2:04*;. These for him to to preat cladiators boxed with '. precedent and tradition of 2:03 u. and at the owner's- request the kid gloves November 16, ISST. at tablished latter was posted. Summary: Beach, Re- }boxing, and he succeeded. mark iere Mess. Frank Stevenson j money year trot, purse $40«: vas referee, The preponderance of Gans Two old and when the ring was bettors are play- Kata'.ln* (Zibbel) j \ 5 shows that the heavy Mulway (Moshert '.- broken into to save McAul'ffe from df- favorite, th«; and file \* 2 3 in the \ ins the but rank Nnsado ;... .333 f^at seventy-fourth round ho j of the srame, the fellow who .. bout a draw. The stake follower Miss DiTideed (Wattonr 4 sw.| declared the pays and takes his Siesta .-. ; 4w(l and purse $4,500. . "one slmoleon" 5 on this occasion was chances in the gallery, is the one who Time—2:23ii. 2:23*i. In justice to JTrAuiiffe it is only fair j spirit fully appreciates the do or die 2:24 trot, parse to eajr that he was J'l. and entered the! that $1,000: ring Carney in Briti's makeup. He knows if Era (WUUams> 4'; to save his stake money. ! (ZibbeD 1 t had the better of the battle. they count 10 over Britt It will be due rnsno Girl 1 1 43 the fact that the flesh is weak, not Yslanda (DaTey) ...*.:...... 2 5 4 2 McAullffe. foujrht a 10 round draw ] to Dredge (i>arfee) ...... 3 4 « 2 \u25a0with Patsy Kerrigan at that the spirit is lacking. Britt's won- B-»rta Mac (He11man>... Boxton. and I all ...... J 3 3 3 defended his title October ISRS. at derful speed Is a factor that Is Kianer Rose (Brrrlowt ;." g « 5 d 10. j Time—2:104, "£>Dver. N. J., when he knocked out BillyIimportant. It is generally believed 2:10H. 2:l2*i. 2:M»£. ' Dacey $1,000 man who can hit Gans will de- in U rounds for a stake that the Special pace. 2:30 c!a-i«. pane 1230: ttith kid gloves. feat him. 1 am a party to the belief Fred W lEadrigrazk 5 1 j McAuliffe next put his championship that in point of cleverness he ha 3no Radium (Mo^be;i ...;««•.'.. t 3 ; Princess crown in jeopardy wh>-n faced Billyjequal, but there Is another element -to N'trtwww! (Hellmanr 3 ,"2 3 he — ChSquit* (Mou tinier** .-.....\u25a0 .4 -4 4 Myer. ISS3, figure speed. Many a less clever . February 13. at North Jud- Tim*—2:ls. 2:14U. 2:15. eon. 111. Referee Mike McDonald called boxer has beaten his opponent by pos- the match a draw after 64. rounds of sessing this quality, and Britt has it Gans Is the Last the Great Boxers Queensberry tkln glove battling. a-pl«nty. Iconsider him the-* fastest Joe of of On March 21, IS3O. McAullffe proved little man in the world today. He he was still the best of the lightweights seems to be perfectly balanced, hits CLOSE MATCHES PLAYED \u25a0when he faced Jimmy Carroll at the with lightning rapidity, and, as the Championship equals to to club, Francisco, flght showed, Lightweight California athletic San Nelson he has few Era Defend His Title the *nd knocked the latter out in 47 rounds. as a puncher. One could rub out the .The men boxed for a 53,000 purse and a names of the contestants and substi- ON THE BOWLING GREEN 510,000 stake. tute. "Cleverness and hitting ability" R. A.Smyth hitting . Austin Gibbons fella victim to Jack's vs. "Youth, speed and ability." games played right in six Hoboken, Irrespective' Few were by the Scot- ' pood rounds at of who shall be the vic- Joe -.Grans, the last of the old school of boxers, the members of which combined great skill with ability to tish on park N. September T?3l. battle, a great bowlers the Golden Gate ' J.. 11. tor in tomorrow's con- green yesterday, but most of them On September 5, I$S2. ITcAuliffe won test will surely result. It is a fight hit hard, willdefend his title to the lightweight championship [/.tomorrow against Jimmy Britt, .Califomian triumph the were close and' interesting. G. St. T. fcia £n»ate*t when he knocked •which, despite the diplomatic polish" of had-a lead of 19 out BillyMyer in 15 rounds at New observed by contestants, challenger for the title. Gans has been champion since May>12, 1902, when he wrested the honor fromFrank Erne Bremner to 4 over friendship the — Robert Park and R. Dewar. but thw $10,000 and $10,000 feeling - Orleans for a purse has engendered a world of at Fort Erie. The rival lightweights had had .^previous meeting in the ring of the Broadway-athletic New latter played a great uphill same and ttake. stored up and added to for years. I club. out 27. McAu'.tfTe was finally pulled the match -by a' score of ' August 1«94. know of no one Britt would dislike York, on March 23, 1900. was brought to a sudden end in^the twelfth'round, when, eye ,wit- . 51 to IS; Another c!o*e by Young Griffo in. 10 rounds, This according to match was thae f>catea losing to more than to Gans, and it between J. -C. A. referee gave Jack the nesses, Gans; Moffatt and A. Me- but the decision. would be the fulfillment of Gans' Erne butted on the eye. The blow was such a severe one that it split the flesh above the eye and it Vicar. The latter won by a score He \u25a0was caved again at Coney Island gain o£ crowning ambition to a decisive : 21 to 19.~i9Bi9B&sßQi \u25a0 November 19. when he broke his left victory over Britt. dropped down a manaer as to blind Gans. Referee Charley White was not looking at the moment, so Erne crm boxing in^such r :Later in the day MeVicar, who was in the third round -while him, form, Owen Zclgler, and the referee called was enabled to get away witn the play. It was lucky for fas Gans was giving?him a severe Gans In excellent. took John McLaren the bout a draw. Into camp. The fatter put up a «roo.! \u25a0 not and would ; dropping only McAullffe would have*wdn the championship at this time had it been that he was timid not take a chance. finish after behind and lost Not the public, but 7 points. himself, that he had become later; by only 3 The score was realized ST. JAMES HANDICAP Gans opportunity iorrrevenge came two years when hiTand Erne met for the second time. Gans 21 to IS. jiaese as a ring artist snd at a great Square E&rden, as Hawkins, Griffo, George McFadderi, Jack Martin G. C. Patterson. and H. A. McDonald testimonial at Madison had /met such clever men fial' Young Daly, Flaherty and our beat John T. Dare and H. New York City. March 11, 1*96. Mc- A. Brown Spider Kelly in the had gained in experience.: made quick work champion, 21 to 15. and McVlear and Park beat Aulilfe formally abdicated the cham- WON GUM own meantime and He of the as he was BY EDWIN Flnlayson Moffatt and J. M. M pionship throne in favor of George one minute had "to 9. I <&—— . "/ ', '.;/"'. '... ".'.,"'_'.-' : /..\u25a0'\u25a0'. . "." "/./ /\u25a0'. + en weight being pounds .- Willus Britt settled these rumors last for a $5,000 pune. He knocked him | Odds. Hort« and' Jocker. Wt. St. »i Fla. ithe required 133 better than : an G opponent .when the" not to,use his right hand, which proved prominence who has appeared night by sarins there was no founda- ojt 2-1—MontcUir (Deaniscn). .110 4 2 1h In the , In IT rounds. V% ringside. stress of competition is highest. the best -weapon he had whenever he ring in, America during his time. Gans 1 tion for them and that there, was no T^avigne the championship 12-I—VUt« (Powers) ..116 5 1n 2 2 • *- *~-' brought : play.. held j 7-I—Bantry B. «B.WIl8on) 110 2 34 31 .'' ;'Gans ;attributes imuch ofr.his success. it lnto marvelous defense is shown in his-un- chance of Jimmy bein? called upon to .against all comers, including Joe Wai- i Sophomore/ dOr, ready put , ' Time, 1:13 1-5. Faran Black While Gans 'Is still to defend as ;a .boxer, to r the "hours he In marked face. His nose, is still aquiline, forfeit the IJ.500 which guarantee* that cott. Jack Daly. Connolly and! liawv, also ran. 'a; bag. ' He in hi? boxer*enters "a ring his \ Eddie his title, the great men who were the punching had .one ifuever a ~- with 'teeth. and. ea^s. perfect. . . \u0084 fee-will- be at the required, weight. other formidable contestants, until July — yard" long';before; he entered the ring-, confidence V.in his ability to take care s to by will,go on mil*, parse, year of the ring since he started are, ••'2A .' : the "qualities"'' possessed, the Each of the boxers . the • 3, £99, when he faced Frank Erne at SECOND RACE One 3 olds stars and; on .Britt-will do so . 1 ami npwarrt: out of the running. ;Jack Dempsey and he .would "practice . .this: for of. htmself.v Jimmy^ .rival fighters: ; road this raornir.gr and that .will com- Erne 1, .. . Cheektow,&sa, N. V., and was Odds. H<>r.*e and Jockey. Wt. St. Str. Fin. are* dead, hours. ;The few/.rests :he allowed,him- when ;\he strips -for..action tomorrow ;"Gans has-f-Experfence,' perfect plete the sevfer© training for.thls match. rner) Peter Jackson ' . while the 'de- awarded the decision after 20 rounds, 1-2—H. Grande 105 ? 2 4 11 passed the point self '. were usually' spent Jnf keeping afternoon, iAfter he defeated 'kelson so fense, perfect attack, judgment expects to awaken tomorrow (PoiwsV .102 others of usefulness of."time Gans. decision carrying with it the title, j 12-I——Hawkama 1. 12. 2 1 ago. pther, boys away;from hls'treasure. .He declsiyelyf some of-his friphds* wanted and ring morning- weighing pounds. and this the :in :ring some time Others generalship.- 132 • against j 3-1 Scbr© Mtd. tslcCarthy>los 3 3 8 3 4 the v power} to'go pick up .distance." Erne defended his title Jack Time, 1:47 1-5. Ormondes right also ran. have never performed before the'pres-' attributes . the: greatjhitting he him- oh -the^road and- some has— Youth." strength. will stive him a chance to eat a sub- of New York, "Chicago Jack" | developed to {practice, he ; which always • ;th"e 'conH- O'Brien — ent generation of ring jroexs. How few this and also of-the" dollars L 'l await dence. ability to stantial meal before he is called npon rounds, sellinsr, hitter; determination and the Daly; won over Joe Gans in 12 THIIIDHACK Mile and a quarter, 4 have seen Dal Hawkins in.action. Then believes \vmade 'hlni-aVaccurate! successfulhboxer. Britt«would/not- Ila- take punishment. to enter the. ring. BrittTexpects. to eat on July suffered a knock:! r«»ar olds «swl upward: Jimmy He says the.bag moves" any \._;Hej ••' • and 16. ISOO. Odds. Horse and JooVey. Wt St. Str. Flo. there was Brooklyn" Carroll," ' faster^than ten ttoithis. said:' a good, breakfast and will have a cup out in three, rounds at the hands of Green, Needham,' Johnny boxer; could, and if one \ can perform ion '"ISwill fightr; Gans now. IfIgo on 3-I—Henry O (McCarthy) 5>7 2 C 6 13 George Danny 'Z -The, bettors nibbling at of beef tea at about no»la. Terry McGovern. a feather weight. !3-;—First Mason (Musgra»e). 07 3 2 13 this successfully he: cannot fall"to hit 'II-will lose all the condition "are the will over — 13 Van Heest and 6thers. "Walcott started - the road" proposition will Gans ; come from Alameda was generally considered, how- 6-1 Ona:a» (Simmons* 9S 4 4 3 2 > Gans, a man when, they.oppose one another. -I havp -a jyear to,build up that.Garis win within ride, It Time, about the same time as while that . taken : 18roundi., ; this afternoon for an automobile ever, Hght- 2:15 1-5. Blue Buck also ran. -make the AJfew bets were made at go that Erne was still the George Dixon preceded' i.them In.the and -I-williyhotybe' 'able' to even money and this evening he will to the : ; "yesterday on this. • held the claim — The \u25a0 •weiglit champion Billy Georgre showing>l;Can~ present » and he ring. Mysterious Smith,^ ' at the time." straight betting Orpheum. -\u25a0 ; Erie, FOURTH RACE Mile and an clchtb. the St. The Baltimore man Will have. In his [ was all at odd* of until he faced Joe Gans Jam<>« bandioap. 3 year olds and upward: Lavigne others .were' all 'contem- corner, .tomorrow-; Alvie '-!King.v.'-;Kld ;'* Thus :Britt:;cast; aside- thev lure of 10 at^Fort Horse Jockey. Wt. and • " to 6*s. with Gans th* choice. The Can., llaj"12. 1902, Erne going out in j Odds.— and St. Ptr. Fin. poraries of the man from Baltimore. \; ; c \u25a0 and .Young Peter Broadway, and without 'delay, went hack colored boxer placed one The managinsr brother gave |he peo- Edwin Gnm (Mor«land).3o4 "3 3 3 13 North. Willie Keef - commission of first Gans has the 1-1 ring.career, s. for another." spell a shock sight the round. held .Vl—Mar»ter> (Goldstein » ...I*H 1 13 2 4 The long of Gans!ls attri-* i insists Jupon 'being al- io-.the /mountains of $5,000 on himself, ple on Eilis street last — . '* Hey Jackson. Gansi a while Willus. Britt Jack two*-;causes. -/ simple play, \u0084 title ever since. H>1 Col. ....ll2- 2 2 2 3 Vi buted to has taken to flpht. own battles and will the .l ife. The^ men who put ;up $1,000 on when he undertook to ran his automo- Snenandoan, ElttU, little; lowed his: Britt.; They- .the chances of his Time..2:01. finished a? comparatively punishment.?. when| not permit any. advice being' shouted: at hunch ;are all backing feel brother.: ; one , surprised bile without the ;assistance.- of- his earned. Kj^HHSH^SKSBfISHIB by - Battlingi ; Some : -will be i STOCKTO.V TOt H.\EV I»LA> \ED measured the- standard: of him:from?the= men': in"his -.corner. \u25a0; He that* he;has -been ;one of.'\u25a0. the lucky, when the -winner, 13 declared; by Ref- chauffeur. ~Tbere is a difference of — — Eddie Hanlon. Terry McGovern '\u25a0 to as :quiet as younjrmon of thp rln^nnd; that his;lucfc : opinion as to entered FIFTH RACE! Handicap steeplechase, about Nelson^ . |' "wants ::hi.v seconds f keep; eree <;Jack Welsh,; as /each .boxer whether Willus STOCKTON. Sept. T. A tennis tour- 1 ' '- •', light-" is two ra!l<"«. 4 year o!dg and upward: . and other rugged boys, who counted on possible: and to] give him c only- such will;,land him the ititl.ej.to the : confident; of -being able to -defeat Corbett's through the transom or the ; • . his *njim*>nt in which championship "of Odds. Hon* and Jockey. Wt. St. *i Fia. their' great' stamina to land them vie-: things -as? he: asks for. When ahe"- was weight ;champion3hlp. .Britt's star ..was opponent. has been picking through the swinging doors. After 3-I—Barkman (McClainr 14s .4 l3 1 fi ring. , a^propitious the '\u25a0 California is to be the feature tors In the '\u25a0'. In "addition to thlsV flgrhting> Kidf-Herman 'at -Goldfleld he in the ascendant' at period. winners recently, with the greatest giving -an- Imitation of bronco busting morthern 3.l_MerrniuikM- ..l42 1 4 % 220 , not hard "in'< training the down 'grade 'and' Britt Jim place in this city on Thanko- D«nuth.,(T. .Wtlsont.. -.150 2 S >iJ8 Gans has worked would not let them fah him. ; This" was Erht? :yras on:' La- regularity, and in this t case he, with the machine. , Invited Willtake 5-2— \u25a0 ! • feels under the auspices of the 4:02. Rnn. Knobhamptoo.* (Inlsbed for. 'his ;fights: >*Accordingr; to;Alvie a good ;move, as the": temperature j'was vlgrie \u25a0; wai \u25a0 in the 'same condition^ \u25a0-" All that he-must , back judgment.* al- Nat Goodwin Cor. a »pln. gi\ing day Time. 'Gold othcrs,-Gans-seemed;to gauge I I > his Coltroth'and as named. King and down -near r the p freezing ?jpoint-VifGans the ;'great ;• fighters this period had though ihe ;says : 4 -, a chance of* tnvalldatlns PaelfU: Coast lawn tennis association. '; ' :of^ that the winner's end Both took his men accurately'andi trained accord >j ..if, does .not; their, best \u25a0 days and -,the :men who purse large policies by the The Stockton club, which recently ex- year holds that a' boxer^' have it seen of the .will-be" so that th^ir insurance hazard- SIXTH RACK—FITe fnrlons*. sellin?. 2 Ing to the kind of a battle he expeqted in; -jto jno '- comingiup; wefe. more sltig- 'money risk, t reports are to pended $3,«00 in constructing the fin- o!d«: him win amount "-of advice were of the" what he may .win in. betting ous but the late* .. Jockey. * them to put up. ..At'time.sjthit^'.Tvras'the ': at - him -will bring him home "glng'type:: than of the :hittlng but a paltry sum. effect that w«-re w«n est courts In state, will brlns: to Odd*. Horse and Wt. St. 4 Fin. shouted- 'hard will.be the ther leaviss the anffudsh to his in; ;/.:.:- :_-: -';-'• "••• \u25a0\u25a0 ;- •-. city same now taking 5.5 t^uarda In the effort to encourage the hold- Time, ,Mask also ran. Joei Thomas sufferedj at the hands of with all these their routine of work seems to 1:05. . Black .. with some, of the men he met. r ".foug-ht for whom. v it is \u25a0'\u25a0 believed, had;;'\u25a0: a day.^ iconclusion '.the weight ing of euch tournaments in the interior his" well/.wish^rs 'when :he ""Jie.J- r a'nd^at; fits - day/:: being -respect.;' Gans been ofleach was glven^out'as" being: tgljth, sell- Ketchel "on Labor- He 'was : wholesome 132& CUT Vf TIGHT * \u25a0 — . SKVENTH , ; ; ;: ring :flshtln>r'.o^l6iy.^Jf^';vwhny.Britt*s;e;x- pounds. Britt Ioo!ts-?o :big rugged ; AatoneSwart*. ;kmr»bct»B««a lirias «t »U fund the purchase of cups and injs. 3 year old* and upward: . men who are wagering on. Gans advised ifrom all:sides lof the'"i 'and - * and " at for - Jockey. Wt. St. -^.-The to - a period five have rumors a fioa Broad-war." w*% ura.ted t5» T*rr\rtitzhosirttil trophies for of such events. Odds. HwsU3.t 1 13 relying^onihisTclass-^:* ; toTap-: ::,With) exception* Lavigne, 'was; having'difficulty making titim ntntoz tee willla«t, days and will 1-2—Peter Knisht 12-. that intangible^ quality which fassistsTa 'wasVgiv»n.-hlmV:>-'When he came ' yeari."':' the* of- he tn: the der. whirti b*- 'iW ;w»» .indicted by » atg?* The affair three R-s—Chao. L. Ston<»:(Wray)..l"o 3 2 6-26 a'dog"to- ; Many- "met every, lightweight .weight. ;it whisper«d*Jhat d'.'S. conclude with a. reception and banquet. S-l—l'antbcr (Wat50n)...... 133 2 3 S man, a horse or do a "little "plying1it*he failed.'" advised him Gans -has of was'even he duria? a row aboat a