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TUE-JITTEIl OPTS AIT. TIITJI1SI) AY" IIOHNTNO, DECEMBER 27, 1900. JOCKEY KEYES Oil BIG BOW PAILS TO SATISFY JUDGES CENTRAL Y. AT. C.

A. TO START 1907 WITH BIG INDOOR MEET LEADERS HL CITY BOWLING TOURNEY-. ARE NOT DliSTURBED tiOT Ill' Several New Stars Will Appear; for the First Time on La Salle Street Team- Other New Year Events. said 4 llii in rmn MUSI iy Has Double Wraps on Mount All the Way in Fair Grounds Race, and. Is Set Down Pending an RESULT FORESHADOWED BY THE BIG PLUNGE ON DEBAR Usually a Slow Beginner, Latter Steed Gallops in Front From Start to Finish Big Tim Sullivan's Nags Win and Lose.

Special Jliatrh to Th Inter Ocean. NEW ORLEANS, Dec 28. The atew-erds cf the Crescent City Jockey club took a determined stand today against poor Jockey-ship and horses that fail to run to form. After Big Bow was badly beaten In the third race at the Fair grounds track they ordered the secretary to refuse his entry in the future. At the same time they suspended in-ui'flnltely Jockey Keyes, bis rider.

This action was executed so quietly that scarcely more than a half dozen turfmen knew about it at the end of the day's sport. An investigation of the jockey and horse Is ordered and will take place beginning tomorrow. -'Laokt I.Ike Shoo 1st. In the parlance of the race track. Debar seemed to be shooed This horse was made a top-heavy favorUeat 1 to 2, and was backed ly every clever horseman at the He tid been raolng prominently cf late, but not enough to warrant this plunge.

Holloway vac second and Big Bow third choice. Debar took the leaci from the start. Although he Is a slow beginner and more of a riuer than a speedy horse. It was noticeable that the opposing jockeys to.k a pull on their mounts and permitted him to go to the front. Keyes was most apathetic.

He kept Big Bow in the rear of the field until the last furlong. The horso fought bis head. In the stretch Keyes gave him free rein. The horse responded well, but the effort came too late, and he was unable to fir. Uh better than lUlh.

Hi Tiai Breaks Even. Baa and good luck came to big Tim Sullivan's in turn today, as he lost and won races with GolJ Circle and Henry liw. the defeat of the itrst namt.U cost the Tammanyltes here many dollars and the success of the latte. failed tc compensate them for their early losses. Gold Circle was plunged upon to beat Morales and Sir Toudingtjn in the fifth race.

Although this gelcing was ridden by Garner aud el handled by the clever jockey, he was unable to finish better than third. The two mentioned horses finished first arcl second respectively. In the first race Toy Boy, making his second-appearance here, won his second victory. Although the bookmakers did not lay such lung odds against him as at bis initial appearance, tbe betting- proposition was so KOoQ that several thousands are said to have Lc-ea won on the speedy colt. Fair lironnda Summaries.

First, Race Five and one-half furlong; selling; Toy Boy. 9H founds to 2. won; Solon, lot tl.loytl). io 2. second: Jeckluw.

H3Unsy). 12 tot tnlt-U. 1-07 1-5. Buren Arnold. SMJer-wtb.

Odd Trick. Finery. RuKful. Coltnrae. Anna Kutkin.

lorlc. HharuiKmana. Ilck KeKal' Ld. and Add Hawkins tkw ran. S.eoml Race Six furlonas selling.

Rusk. KT coukdi (Van Dumb). 14 to 5. wun; Alenoon. 101 tTrueinan).

3 to 1. second: Halbert. 112 (Austin). 12 to 1 third. Time 1:1.

Kln uoa. Lonioct-tim. Haul. Uar Adelaide. Ancestor.

Martius. AI-lutii). Matador. Brilliant, and Invasion also ran. Third Kac Mile and seventy yards.

lebar. 107 TKiuniia -Troxlar). 1 to 2. won: Holloway. 104 (Gar ner), to 1.

second: Nutwood, lot Blumenthal). to 1. tnlrd. Timt ueinnie, Bin ttow Saul, and f'aronal alo ran. Fourth Race Five and one-half tntionici; handl-cn.

Tob, tj-s; an. 112 noundr (Austin). 4 to I. won; Mrtdowhwif. Ill tMorrlsl.

to 2. second: Pe Opu. (Ml L4.ivl). 7 to 1. third.

Time 1 4-3. Blt-t-rMlss. Lady Henrietta. A. B.

Zero, and Keboalso ran. Fifth Race Six furlonirs. Morales. tCl tSoder). to 2.

won: Sir Toddlnjiton 113 (Hn-syj. to 3. second: Hold Circle, MKl (tiarnen. to 5. third.

Time 1-13 4-5. Sea Water. Schrceder's Midway. Slcsmouw. Miss Nothlnx.

Miriam TUe Scout, Nancv Hart, and CIra Demlntt alao ran. 3txth Race One mtle; selling. Henry Watter-son. lit! Dour. ds (Garnerl.

3 to 1. won; Abe Meyer, 1T lAubuchoni 2 to 1. second: Oold Coin. 1X McTntvre. to 1.

third. Time 1 4-S. I-na benevolent. Bitter Brown. Woltessa.

i.o.di'ar-lon. Qui no Brady. Bitter Hand. Hamllcar. Bed Coat, and Ruby Star also ran.

Fair Groands Entries. First Race Six furlor.Rs; selling; $100. LaJy Vimont. Demo, lf5 pounds each: Impertinence. 1117: Royal Bond.

Malta. 14 each: Mazte O'Xrill. 1U Western, ft: harles lt7: Zlck Abrams. 1I: Captain McCorailek. Hfl: KaiaerhorT.

lou; Billy Vertresa. liW: Malaic. 104. rexind Race Five and one-half furlongs; selling: tf. Muffin.

H4 ocumin: Oasis. HKA: Posing. 112; Babe 101; Tlchuningo. Great. 112; GolUbearer.

Abjure. lOB each; Miss Ferris. 101; Coma On Sam. fl2: Hocus iocua. loe: French Nun, loi.

Third Rac Seven furlonas; New Tear Preliminary purse SUM. Lucy Maria ltd poun-is; Tudor. 15: Beau Brummet. Judxe Post. VTi each; De It; Voting, Pompadour.

1U2 each; paragon. Fourth Race One mile: handicap; $700. Pride of Woodstock. Ht pounds: Missouri Lad. 1U7: Minnie Adaina.

113: JuaKier. Ill: Orbicular. 1411: St, Valenttaa. 114: Debar. IMi.

Mtsaourl Lad and Minnie Adams. Cook entry. Fifth Rat's six tunongs; parse J.VX), Calabash. ltCt pounds: Woodsaw. 1U(; Paul Clifford.

Ill; Frontenac. 100: Uentlan. ICS: Phil Fln.i. Ill; IJtly Vashtt. km); Trepan.

Mafalrta. Belle Strome. Ill each: Sidney lo7: Jucora. Ill; Fenian, lots. Jucnra ar.d Fenian.

Weir entrv. Sixth Ka Ore and one-sixteenth mtles: t40O. Merry Pioneer. 10 pounds: Docile. 13; Monte.

Klnff Ellsworth. Ill: Belllndlan. lw; Orly 112i Tern's Rod. 102; Hunttnwton. 101 FootliBhfs Favorite, Iole.

102: Beecher. Bulwark. Ill each: Sanction. lt4: Unon Uirl. Antimony.

100 each; Red LJaht. luU. FRENCH WRESTLER ARRIVES. a Carl Poaa Cornea From Moatreal for Matek With Drststral, Carl Pone, champion wrestler of France, accompanied by Louis Dumondv arrived) In Chicago yesterday from Montreal. Canada, where for the last few months Pons has wrestled and defeated several top notchera.

Pons comes here to wrestle William p. metral, the Greek Demon, before Che Casino club, on New Year's afternoon. Du-mont acts as trainer and. Interpreter for the famous Frenchman, who does not speak much English. Pons tips tbe scales at about 190 pounds and his muscles stand out like whipcords.

Pons has defeated such men as Frank Gotch and Tom Jenkins; so a victory for the unpopular Greek Demon will place the latter in the championship Demetral Is leaving no stone unturned to get Into proper condition for a boat with an opponent of Pons' caliber. Middle-weight Champion Tommy Ryan, who was In town yesterday, promised to bo present at the' big show. Ryan will show himself in the ring te his Chicago friends, just to prove that he is far from the broken down wreok which claimants to his title have tried to make him out. Besides formally announcing his willingness to box any middle-weight an the world. Rran with Ma- Dare Barry actlqg as sparring partner, will illustrate the movements and principal blows used by Herman and Cans during their fight.

All the bouts will be to a finish, catch-as-catch-can style, with best two out of three falls. The card will be as follows: Bitty Snyder of Claveraad and Jim Jonas of Chl-cagx Prank JaraJ of Cincinnati and Young Billeter of Ctilear- Carl Pons and William DsmetraL Dick Fleming will set as referee. OOLDEN STATE LIMITED Via Dlr Leaves La Salle street station on the loop dally p. m. for Los Angeles an San Francisco.

Carries sleeping car pasaengera only. No other train over any Southern routs can compare with this. Berths ami tickets, SI Adams street. Phone Cent. 4441 The athletic season of 1907 will be started New Year's day with a full list of event in all of the Y.

M. of Cook county. Indoor track meets, basket-ball games. Indoor baseball games, and 'meets have been scheduled practically all of the associations. Central M.

C. A. will have tbe 'largest an open handicap track meet 'in the afternoon and an aquatic carnival In the evening. Coach Wilson declares that the La Salle street team will be equally as strong aa the championship aggregation of last year. A number tf the star performers from the First Regiment Athletic association and some of the smaller clubs of Chicago will form a field, however, tha will make the Central team exert itself, to win in Us own meet.

Ifamlltosi to Be Central Star. The principal Central stars will be Hamilton, who won the 100 and 220 yard' dashes at the last conference meet rn excellent time: Harlow, a distance runner has shown some sensational performances; Chapman, another distance runner who Is conceded a point In. the mile run, and Schmidt, an all around star. will wear the emblem of the La Salle stret team for the first time Tuesday, having only recently arrived In Chicago from the Iowa State Normal school, where he has competed for tbe past two years. The First Regiment team is composed of new men for the greater part, -bnt is expected to make a creditable showing.

-Beil-fusa, McGinn, and Lipski. w)ll be entered in the dashes and low hurdles. -Martin, Kroom, ALL'S WELL AT FARGO FOR NORTH DIVISION Cook County Champion Football Team Reaches North Dakota City in Good Condition Substitute Torre Joins Party at St. Paul. Special Dispatch to Ths Inter Ocean.

FARGO, N. Dec. 26. The North Division high school football squadwh-ich la en route to Seattle, arrived here this evening in excellent condition. Some of tha boys re slightly under tbe weather with colds, but Coach Steffen declares that he is greatly pleased with the condition of the team in general.

Tbe boys lost their practice ball this morning at Sauk Center and were compelled to wait until Fargo was reached before it could be replaced. Several Chicago citizecs on the train telegraphed ahead to Fargo, and the new football was waiting for the boys at the arrival of the train. The boys find that the North uakota weather Is snytbing but pleasant, and have been instructed by Coach Steffen to stsy in doors as much ss possible. Chart talks have been given several times so Sar. and toe men ere studying the new formations at every opportunity.

Coach Steffen says teat the first part of the game at Seattle win De on ice defensive almost entirely. He figures that with tbe strength of the North Division line It will be possible to break up any formation that the Westerners can send against them. Steffea Plana Defensive Qaaae. If it is found that the Chicago men are able to hold their oODonsnia ihe. forward cat will be tried aa well aa.

the shprt.oo sidekicks. Grelner is studying a new play that was invented tor him by Walter Eckersall a short time before leaving fol" Seattle. It Is ex pected by Coach Steffen and Captain Dorn-blaser that this one formation will add a world of strength to the North Division offense. The North Division party now numbers seventeen, Louis Tcrre having joined the squad at St. Paul last night.

Torre Is the one armed substitute who made such a good showing In all of the games In which he played in the Cook county championship fames. He was left behind, as it wag thought impossible to take more than sixteen men on the long trip. He was not to be downed in this way, however, and boarded the 10 o'clock train Christmas night over the Northwestern and met the boys this morning. Captain Dornblaser and Manager "Schlllo started a subscription among the boys and the Chicago residents on the train and raised in a short time the necessary funds -to take the one armed substitute on the remainder of the trip. Torre declares that if Captain Dornblaser gives him a chance to play in the Seattle game be will make a record for hlm-B If.

Llftrht Practice at St. Pan I. Very little time was 3pent in St. Paul this morning, as the train was more than fro hoars late, and Coach Steffen ordered signal practice for a balf hour before he would allow the men to go on their sight seeing trips. This practice proved that tbe men were In fit condition despite the fact that very little sleep was obtained the night before.

Bunny Rogers has been dubbed the team clown, while Captain Dornblaser has received the nickname of Gloomy Ous. The one tries to keep the party in continual laughter, while the other preaches for dignity and oulet. The following are the members of the party: Coach Walter Steffrn. Dr. Charles E.

Boy-lton. Captain Paul Dornblaser. Richard Miner. Clarence Grelner. Alfred Ounderson.

Austin Harlard. Richard Huxman. Wesley Mulflnaer. Murat Fu--m-lt. Boynton Rocera.

Otto Kaehael. Edward Hohlllo Stanley geholes. Frits Stotnbrscker. Louis Torre. Herman Wallace.

Creory Vieseant. M. Patterson. MARK WHITES WINEASILY. Jsslsn Defeat West Stale V.

M. C. A. and (ardlanls Beat Lo rimer Clasa. The Mark White Junior basket-ball five won a one sided game from the West Side Y.

M. C. A. Juniors last evening at the Mark White square, SO tc 26. Tbe work of Sellhorn, Campbell, and Karassa was the feature of the game.

The line-up: Mark White Juniors w. W.S.T.M.C.A. Jrs. 26. Bullhorn R.

Morsa Campbell L. Karassa Parte Paul Bchrader Brown R.O.. Arthur Field Goals Sellhorn 11. Campbell (. Karwa f.t.

Paul. Brown. Moras Hurst Partee (3). Free Throws Morsa. Hurst.

Referee Swan. Umpire Groa. The Mark White Cardinals also defeated the Lorlmer Class team la a well played game, 88 to 22. Thellne-up: Cardinals 38). Lrimr Class ZT.

Siuriiwr R.F... Hartuna isen4ar F. Bchwarer Keif Walters Kott Wlllard Vinton Bennett Field Goals Sturmer M. Elsenber (5). Keif (6).

Kott 2. Hal-tune 4). Schwarer f5). Free Throws Sturmer. Keif 2.

Schwarer. Walters, Wlllard. Points Awarded Cardinals. Larimer Clas. 1.

Reteree-qroee. BELL IS REINSTATED. Brooklyn Player Wis Refase to port Fined fcjr Commission. CINCINNATI. Ohio.

Dec. 26. The national baseball commission today granted -the application for reinstatement of George G. Bell, who was carried on the reserve list of the Brooklyn National league club for 190, but who refused to sign the contract tendered him or report to the club during the past season. Bell's Is conditional upon his paying a fine of $200.

In the last case of a similar character be fore the commission a fine of $150 was In flicted, and the announcement is made that hereafter the fine will be Increased from time to time, with a view to breaking up the practice of playera rn refusing to report to clubs on whose reserve list their names are I and De Vaney are the distance men, with Hill the weight entrant. Martin -is a new man. New Year's day being his first exhibition, but is looked upon as an exceptional candidate for honors. In tbe evening aquatio carnival Central will have tbe majority of the entries, although Evanston will send Robinson, Loscher, and Guhe to make a try for the prises. Burns.

Stern, Coen, Kleuer, and Johnson' are the principal stars for the Central team. A high school relay race between Oak Park and Mc-Klnley will be one of the features of the program. --w- CelssiUa Fir at Eraitlas. At Evanston Y. M.

C. A. the principal card for the first day of the year will be the -basketball game between tbe Columbia university five and the nor.h shore team. Evanston claims a star team thta season and declares that it will easily defeat the Eastern college men. In addition to the basket-ball game In the evening an Indoor track meet will be held In the'afternoon and.

also an aquatio meet. These events will be open to members of the association only. Oak Park Y. M. C.

A. will have an Indoor track meet, open to tbe athletes of Oak Park, Forest, Haywood, and Harlem. auripg. me afternoon of New Year The following events will be Runnta; With jump, twelve pound sho4-put. pol vault, potato race, standing broad jump, running broad Jurup.

obstacle rare. The entrants in this meet are all novices, but a number of tbe events will closely contested. A basket-ball game between the first and second teams will alao be a feature- BAPSAUOT0 1, WIHS SCHREIBER'S FILLY IS SENSATION AT OAKLAND. Beats sir Rnsaell and St. Francis in FoartU Race Voladay la Heavily Backed and Wins.

Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26. Schrel-ber'a Banposal at 40 to 1 furnished tbe sensation of the day In the fourth race at Oakland.

St. Francis was a hot favorite, with Sir Russell next in demand. Banposal saved-much ground tnrning Into the stretch and won. from Sir Russell In a hard drive by half a length, while St. Francis got the show money.

It was a tMose fit in theeconl race between Bell Reed and Metlakatla, tbe former winning by a neck in a hard Crive. Heraain was third. Voladay la Heavily Backed. Voladay In the mile and an eighth race wis heavily backed and won by a scant margin. Prince Nap led to the head of the stretch and then fell bsck.

while Voladay, who was ijlven a strong ride by Walter Miller, came from behind and fought it out with Graphite. With a better rice Grapblte might have won. J. C. Clem won the last race in a hard-drive from King Cole after the latter bad led all the wty.

Oakland Saninaarlea. First Race Five SfKl one-half Boiro-haraa. 113 pounds (w. 13 to S. in: Bis.

a lJ J'bnsn. SO to I. second: It3 CT. Sullivan). 0 to 1.

third. Time 1 13 1-3. -y Carlo. Martenor. Telon.

Water Thrnh. tiet-lUch-Vfulck. rif-)-ou, El Prlmero. and Linlithgow Lsa also ran. Second Rare Futurity coarse.

Brtl RhkI. 104 pounds even, won; Metlakatla. 1nl KJr.rhbauBl. to 1.. seoond; Heraain.

llO tV. Miller) 3 fo 2. thir.l. Tnt Uatklor. Rosai Whne.

Queen Otrpv Meter. Irish J.w Quia II. IJUM.ua, Or. Schorl, and Miss May Bowdish aim ran. Third Race Six furlongs.

Tawasentha. 104 pounds (San.iyl. to- .1. won: MahH Hollands Williams). 8 to 1.

secend: -Triumphant. Jl tasiller) to 1. tnird. Time 1:17 La Rose. Hushthroiw.

and Eulaile B. alo ran. Fourth Race Fire and one-Helf furlnnss. Ban poeal. 10.1 pour ils (Orahara).

eo to 1. won; Sir Russell. 104 W. Miller). 11 to S.

aeeonrl; Francis. 1 12 Brown). to 5, third. Tlme-1 Bedford. Kumiss, tirasscutter.

and Mandator also ran. Fifth Race One and one-elahth Billea Voladay. 14 pounds IW. Miller). 4 to won; Dmohllr.

103 Miller). to 3. second: Prince Nep. 1)5 Koerner). lu to 1.

third. Time 1 4-0. invader, W. B. Uates.

Jerusha. and Bismarck also ran. Sixth Race One mile J. C. Clem, lot pounds Horner).

to 1. won: Km Oile. 1 iW. it) to 1. second: Woolnia.

Ml A. Walls) to 1. thlr.1. Tlraf 1:44 Ttieo. Cm.

RIKht(ul. Clamor, and N'ierrtte also ran. Oakland Entries. First Race Five furlongs. Tonic.

Johnny I.vons Como. Karolvl. 112 pounds earh: Weather- For1. Wllilaaa. Al L.lndley.

Sam Mcrtiibben. Calmar. low eacn. Secord Race Five furlonas: selllnar. The Skln-pcr.

Chestnut. 1.13 pounds each: Analcta. eld Stiver. Quiz Yn 120 each: Mlmo. 124; Prlncers Wheeler.

129: Black Sam. A. Powell. Dora I 124 earh: Wheatstone. 119.

Third Race Futurity: anltlr.g. Potencia. Shsrp Boy. rT-ocrastlnate. rtoyal HM.

IJIstrlhutor. Soundly. Elba. I'M pounds each: Watchful (hl? 'hltman. 104 each; Cocksure.

Nonle Lucille. Jake vt ard. lui eacn. Fourth Rarr One mile: selllnir. Jake Mocse.

Tenordale. 107 pounds each: Frolic. Hi Alma Bov. HKi: Banposal Mlna Clhson. Roe-aro 103 each: Crowshade, Talamund.

Iu2 each: Jim Pren-dersast. DM. Fifth Race FMeven-stxteenths mile: selllna. Buhthorne. Mechant.

Wool Sandals. 112 pounds each: Sliver Line. foeo. Bertie raacaoera. Letlta Kogo.

Mala. Lassan, 109 each: Peerless Lass. 104. Sixth Race One mile and fifty yards: selling. Fulletta.

HKJ pounds: Baker. 104; Avonalls. Governor Davis, im rach: Darthula. IOI; Neptunus. IHl; Triumphant.

91. Kaintng: sloppy. -ASCOT DAY FEATURELESS. Sloppy- Track Make a Poor Sport To Hold Lewis IsqsestTeday. LOS ANGELES.

Dec. 26. The track was sloppy at Ascot todsy. There waa no particular feature. In the last race Gentle Harry at to 1 was off last, but Immediately went to the front and won all the way.

Tbe Inquest over the remains of Jockey H. Lewis, who died as a result of being trampled upon in last Monday's steeplechase, will be held today, and it Is expected the coroner's Jury will recommend that the authorities stop steeplecbssing at Ascot. None of the relatives of th dead Jockey having been heard from, the funeral expenses will be paid by tbe jockey club. Asret Park laanarlei. First Race Five furlongs.

Renrow. 105 pounds (Koerner). 4 to 5. won: Dr. Crook.

10o 4 Fisher). 7 to 2. second: Lord Rosalngtoo. 108 ISperryt. 40 to 1.

third. Time lrj 3-5. Pepcer and Salt. Gonsalea. Hlootesa.

Mara be I. Falstaff. Trolland. fcasle A. alao ran.

Second Race Six furlonc. Lord Stanhope. 107 pounds F1nn. 0 to- 5. won: Judge Nelson.

1)7 1 Harris), 8 to 1. second; Oreeno. IO.I (Koernert. to third. Time Illusion.

Winning Ways, El Casador. Commlda. and St. Or also ran Third Race Five and one-half furlongs. Lord of Heath.

110 pounds (Kuni). 4 to 1. won: La Chaia. 10T W. Kelly).

7 to 1. second: Golden Bov. 113 (Sullivan). 40 to 1. third.

Time 1 My Choice. Komombo. Hostility. Presentment. Facts.

TaturJiam, Easter Card. Qraden. and Agnes Mack also ran. Fourth Race One mile. Sir Carnthers.

104 pounds (Koerner). 6 to 1. won: Prince Magnet. 110 Kworh). 6 to 1.

second: Baron Raber. 107 IMcDanlel). 1 to 2. third. Time 1 Krsrt-h Me.

Maryiisea. Sheriff Bell, and Mountebank also ran. Fifth Race Five and one-half furlona-a. Succeed. "107 poo da (Koerner).

It to S. won; J. Kerchevtlle. 14)7 (Riley). to 1.

second: Lona Hand, 107 (McDairlel). even, third. Time 1 014. Desmares. Hattle Carr.

Hirtle, Walnut HI1L Joe Kelly, Robert Mitchell. Abbey Bell. Buttons, and PI tone also ran. Sixth Race Brooks course. Gentle Harry.

10. pounds (Keorh). 8 to won; Jack Adams, 102 (Mclanlel). 6 to 1. second: Less tee.

102 (Harris). 1 to 2. third. Time BaJdo. Ding Dong Diamente.

Itrvlctus. and Neversuch also ran. A seat Park Eatrles. First Race Belllna: 2-year-olds; are and one-half furlonas. Treasure Seeker.

110 pounds: Josle Dulctnea, 10? eech: Allerlon. Phil Iiroe. Napni. 10ft each: Vlnorslna. Susannah.

102 each: Taos. 07. Second Race Sell ln: one mile. Ikkl. Fox Lake, 110 Bounds each: Van Hope.

Respirator. Lydia rouse man. 107 each: Prominence. 104; Pmlrurula. 107; Lord Provost.

Plnta. Bauble, Parvo, 104 each: pjrrho. 102: Vlndlcta. 107. Third Race Purse: six furlongs.

Avontellus. Avaloa. Eto Pyro. Patse Choice, 105 pounds each: Veritas Vtncit. Abbey Belle.

Oussle Frank Lisbia. Sen tad o. Vandola. Comua. lox pounds each; Snartaa.

John Wllllnaly 7 each. Race "Selling: one mil. Dins; Dona IT. 108 pounds: J. V.

Klrbv. Yellow Kid. Mountebank. Needful. 10S each: Nearness.

Rost Kl XI. Lady Turkey Foot. 102 each: Buttons. IOO. Fifth Race Selllnr: six furloeurs.

JfiS pounds: Nadsu. 109: lancer. 104: Charles Stone. 10ft: Kirkfleld Belle 102: Little Minister. SS.

Sixth Race Selling: seven furlonirs. Confessor. 111 pounds: Cigar Lilrtiter. 108: Ila. BUI Curtis, each: Belvoir.

105: Klhllek. 104; Merllago. Yoana Davis. Oeorae E. liner.

101 each. Threatening: sloppy. None of Teams iri Last Night's Squads ofrDoubles or Singles at Inird's Alleys Able td Create r- 7 AND CHALMERS DO 7 WELL' IN TWO MEN EVENT Roll iliito a ie fof Second Place With Score of; USU'WhUe Ed Hesley Is High, in the Singles, Shooting 609c. Nona of the leaders in the two men or Individual eveats were threatened bv the numer ous squaa of bowler which took up the work of getting records at Leonard's alleys- last uignt. wnere tae.crty Bowling championships are now being skeoided.

Tbe beat work was done in the. Individual contest, where Ed Hesle rolled 9 and James V. Chalmers, one of the old time experts at. the short route, drew COS. Tbeeo two men are now In fourth and fifth-place4 respectively.

In the doubles Harry Klene and JUnmtr Chalmers rolled a tie for second place temporarily with a total of 1.151. tying the score made by Taylor and WIrtg on Sunday. Scores: vfi rt a. rwiene J. Y.

Chalmers I E. Ki.o-.!...V,t. A. II. J.

Klein F. Thels It. Ziramer A. J. Vlaclha K.

Hovorka K. Hesly J. P. H. Deem F.

Esrleston W. Haas E. Voles C. Ror.ree A. Johnson ......77 J.

teneen A. Kbert A Ilrwlrren Wallace I E. Hesley J. Chalmers J. lad ha ...17 IW 1 H.I 1 7: l.lSt' ...21 11U It) 2-l loo 1.129 ...222 lirt 112 17M 1H0 IT 214 ....177 1X1 lie 1.084 IKS 171 17 17.1 1.000 1U1 ...15 103 1H2 1W 1M.1 1J4 ...150 1N7 lrS7 L0S4 ....147 134 147 ...2.1 1K1 L03L 121 lMt 2.11 I'M l.5 L017 ...17.1 1114 M4 07S 1T1 142 ...172 ISA If) wa 22 14 ...14 142 lis DM ALK til 1R3-.

009 2M 1x6 -an IKS lsl r.7l it 2)4 I'kI MT 2 17') 12 lis 1 1M W7 Ml ...170 I4K 2XI 541 ,..112 174 V14 iroi 1HH ...170 2.k am i7. urt ma 1.H5 l-rt 201 4X2 14M 4M ...174 120 17K 47 ,..177 1W l.V 475 14 lt2 471 ju i.iu iu ..15 1.11 w- 44iu is i4t2 ,..127 1.VJ 133 445 pA. H. A. Klt-n A.

L.lndcren K. Wallace R. J. Klein H. Goldsmith K.

Mrlean A. Tlsctthiuaep K. E.p H. Iiwm J. Deneea F.

O. Kgleston M. Kalina A. I.ornre J. P.

Faets tC. Hovorka P. Rohn E. Thels Schedale for Todar. The schedule for today is as follows: Five Men Toeetcts.

Lipmaaa. Quirks No. 1. Arcads. Alias Brew in Cotuuany.

Halls. Two Men Teams. 4 Boat -Welch. Trader-A. Fischer.

Nels-jii-Hsrper. Horndurf.fcuXHxiian. Hrockman-Rohloft. W. Heltsrhnildt-panner: 6:10.

C. La Bahn-F. Woodtmry. E. Peterson-H.

Roar-man. O. Wallsa-F Roertnao. O. A.

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SKINNfcSTILL' WAITS. Ithyolltc Flatht Promoter Appears to Be Hsvlsg TrsasJe. Spec'al tXsrttch to Tbe Inter Ocean. LOS ANGELES. Dee.

26. Though the Rfayollte fight promoters now In Los An-srelvs have tent, numbers of cablegrams to Bill Squires, the Australian heavy-weight, stking his answer to tbe offer of the Rbyolite Athletic club for a finish fight with Jeffries for a 130,000 purse, the antipodean has not yet answered. Promoter Skinner is beginning to fear that oa second thoufht Squires bas decided that be doea not want any part of Jeffries game at any price. Efforts have been made to locate Squires by cable, and, while there a little doubt that he received at leaat one of the dispatches, so far he baa given no sign of life. Promoter Skinner Is determined to hold a heavy-weight championship fight In Rbyolite.

but Squires unexpected move bas overthrown all his plans. Jeffries persists in his emphatic refusal to consider Johnson, Skinner said today: "If Squires falla me I am going to bare one more whirl at Jeffries on the Johnson game, and see Jf I cannot make him some offer that will make him forget this color line nonsense. I am not very hopeful of success, bat I am going to try it again, anyway." CRESCENTS MEET DEFEAT. I.lsna (Okie) Five Wins First Victory Fron Tstn, 28 to SO. Special C4spatch to The Inter Ocean.

LIMA. Ohio. Dec. 26. Lima defeated the Crescent basket-ball Ave of Evanston tonight in a close and hard fought game by the score of 28 to 26.

The same went Into extra time, and Shaw of Lima threw the deciding goal after about one and a half minutes of extra play. This la the first defeat for the Crescents on their tour while playing under regular American rules. Line-up and summaries: Crescent f20). Lima Tonne gnaw Flinn fe Davis Laadick Part on O. IVh timer Lee L.

Klumah Field Goals Shaw (T. Laudtrk (4). Klumph. Whltmer. Davis (4).

Flinn 4). Lee. Youna 2. Free Throws Shaw (21. Partoa (4).

Score Lima. 2ft: Crescents. 20. Referee Handiest. Umpire Loncs wortk.

MAROON BOWLERS TO START. easssBisBnassnnannBsann Interfrateraity Leagst Schednle Will Bests less. University of Chicago bowlers will become active with tbe opening of tbe winter quarter next week. Tbe interfraterulty bowling league schedule will begin about Jan. 15 and last through the winter quarter.

The sixteen fraternities have been divided Into four divisions, as follows: Section 1 lCappa Slirma. Phi Kappa Pi. Beta Theta PI. and Phi Gamma Delta. Section 2 Alpha Delta Phi.

Slirma Alpha En-sllon. Alpha Tea Omcaa. and Sigma Chi. Section Delta, Kappa Enallon. Sigma Nu.

Pbi Kappa Sigma, and Pal Vpailon. Section Phi Delta Theta. Delta t'psilon. Delta Tan Delta, and Chi IM. Walter H.

Eckersall Is president of the league, J. P. Dille secretary, and Hunter Perry treasurer. The matches will all be rolled on the Reynolds club alleys. Iatersnedlats Defeat Crane.

The Intermediate Indoor baseball team from Cen tral T. M. C. A. defeated toe Crane Man school team yesterday arternocn at tne La cane street (ymnasiura.

it to The feature of tbe some waa the pitching of Kempf. Ecore: Central. A Crane. A Beck, rs 0 1 Coryell. 2 1 0 1 OS prst k.

Sb.l 2 0 8 Kt-ixr. 2 1-1 A 0 rsraves. 0 10 0 Bums. Wriaht. Kempf.

p. ...2 Demaree. 3b. 0 Harter. .1 oi-aaenor.

cr. 0 OKaird. 1 0 1 1 Halaa. 0 1 0 0 Ol.trobsen. rf.O 0 0 0 0 0 OEdaren.

0 2 0 Cox I A Rue. Ilend's'n. sf 0 McCain. OO 0 Totals 21 2 4 ...11 S-21 12' Crane 1 0 0 0 Oll 2 Hockey Gansc for Friday, J. MeLeod.

maraaer of the Seaov Hockey club. nRUfM-a rhat a has been billed between the rpos and the at the Midway rink tor Friday niaht. C. J. Lonrelly Is nianacer of tbe Calumet club, ar.d he announces tba be has en our!) piayeis out eacn tvenir.s tor pracim make up ohree tean-a.

lie expects 10 put at Wast two on the ice this winter. sidl Uldr the e-keT-seaa 'J afceassa that if available. v. To the Most Beautlinl Woman, To the Second -Choice. To the Third Choice, To the Nine Others Each, No if not A client of ours, for reasons to be tahotos of the twelve feosi'fceautiful The response has Jbettn so, liberal ourselves.

5' Our client never thought there were vv a-avs i tv va But there must be thousands more i Perhaps the unheard-from thousands are more beautiful than the thousands who have already replied. Perhaps Trfe most beautiful woman krgtment and PROVE Chicago waa- 4Vs new A Chicago' wcimen w.twer be humiliated and ashamed if it is proved some other city, not Chicago, is the center of womanly beauty. 1 trr-wi riav not aTrfjiciv sent: voitr tihotoc-rachl don't "dclav minute send it JCXDAY. laV oVsVA WW liV WW tSVA one but the judges will see the you send, and it will be returned If acceptable, you will get a cash prize down with pride to your children and Public announcement regarding the winners in this contest will be found in the It is your ovn fault if the prize goes the next maiL Address your LORD tSc THOMAS, Advertising TOMMY RYAN HOT AFTER HUGO KELLY Middle-Weight Champion Arrives in Town and Declares Never Gave Title to Local Scrapper Will Meet Anyone at 158 Pounds. Looking; the picture of health aad ready to a sain enter the prise rtne; at a moment's notice.

Tommy Rjrio. tbe middle-weight champion, arrived la towa from Benton Harbor yesterday and lost no time to declare that he Is still In the rirta. ready te defend the title at any place and against any opponent. Ryan weighs ft9 pounds an4 siv be will have little trouble making the middle-weight limit, and that at 15a pounds rlnaal3e he QJoes not concede that there la a puailtat. before the public that can take his measure.

After sven going so far as to state that be would not mind taking a flyer at his enemy, Jim Jeffries, If the champion decided en taking. on two men in one rlac In one of those much talked of Nevada encountera. Ryan broke Into the real subject, that of presenting his title to Hugo Kelly. In part Tommy said: Hat After Hs Kelly. "I don't know who started that story about my airing the middle-weight championship to Hugo Kelly.

It Is true that I have not (ought lately. In fct, I have had no big light since I defeated Kid Carter at Fort Erie at tbe middle-weight limit. The reason I have not fought was on account of there being ao one in the game te fight me. At least, no club mansger saw fit to make a good offer to any of tnem.s "As for Kelly, I guess he Is a tough young fellow. In fsct.

I know he la a good man. but never in a hundred years can he defeat me In the ring. If his manager or any one else can show a letter, ss he claims, thst I hsnded him the title I will present him wit a one hundred dollar bllL I did write him a letter saying that I did not think I would light any more and that I figured Kelly aa good a middle-weight ss there Is In the business, but I never gave htm a championship title. "In the first place, championship titles can never be tranaterred by gift, and In the second and last place I am not In the charity business. I am strong, and never felt more like fighting In tnyJlfe than I do right now.

If the public considers Kelly, Thomas, or any other middle-weight In the world to have a chance with me, aad some club will make suitable offer. It won't take me five minutes to sign the articles. "I only ask for a referee with a national reputation, ao that after we alga there will be no chance to boiler fake. I am oat to fight any of them first come, first served. "By a suitable purse I don't mean that the big Nevada pursea have waked ma np to take a chance.

I am willing to fight for a reasonable amount, and It does not have to be from to $50,000. "I will fight from tea rounds to a finish: and, bet-Ides the referee qaestlon, will Insist on fighting at the middle-weight limit 15 pounda ringside, with fighting regalia." Picks Gaa ts Beat Herman. Asked what he thought of the outcome of the coming lightweight battle between Kid Herman and Joe Cans, Ryan said: "I seconded Herman against Herrera at Los Angeles, and think he la a atrong. willing youcg.chap. Outside of Oans, I believe aim to be as good a lightweight as.tfcere Is In the business; but the chocolate colored one from Baltimore, when right.

Is In a clsss by himself. But if Gsns, aa reports have it, neglects training and is not Just right for a hard battle. Herman has a royal chance." Daring tho day Ryan made arrangements for Jack Carley to- handle his busineas In his future fights, and authorised the latter to draw oa hln for any amount up to $2,600 for the ute of forfeits for weight and appearance or a side bet against Kelly, Thomas, or any other middle-weight. Special Holiday Excarsi. The Chicago Great Western railway will sell round trip tickets to all points on the line and to various other polats for one and one-third fare.

Tickets oa sale Dec. 20 to 25 and Dee. 29 to Jan. 1. good to retnra until For further information apply to F.

P. Lasler. G. A. P.

DIOI AOams street, Chicago. Drm nvff nci COLUMBIA HAS FAST FIVE COMES WEST -WITH VHERAN TEAM EXPECTING TO WIN. n'r if-a r-r-V4 3n a -r Callea-laae Wee in Frastt Bank La at era son and Critics Count Thrna C'hasatalaaua This Year. The Columbia university basket-ball At. which Is scheduled for tbe opening of the season at the Sranstoa T.

kl. C. A. New Tear's night, will.be a drawing card of no small sise on a ccotxnt of the excellent showing made by the colles-lans last season-. The Easterners are very anxious-to make a good record In the West, oeeause they recognise that the game la played in lta best form here.

Everything concerning the blue aac white five la rather hazy at present. As ususl the squad is light and fast. Several of last year's veterans play with them and Eastern critics count upon them to win premier honors. They were defeated by three teams laat year. They were Pennsylvania.

Princeton, and Yale. The Gothamltes won the first game from both Pennsy and Yale, and tbe second from Princeton. Columbia opened the season at Phllsc-elphla acaintt Pennty on Dec. zu and won. 14 to 12.

A week later the firs Cornell tom was played at New York and the Ithacaus were sent home with a score of 38 to 8 against them. Seven days later a return game waa played at Ithaca. Again did the Cornell men go down to defeat. Peas Takn Cleae Gsns. Feb.

9 was an unlucky Cay for tbe team. The Pennsylvanians came up from their Quaker home and won by two points in a tie game. The contest was fast and fierce. When the game was finished the score stood IS all. The Quakers got a basket after two mlnutaa of ovettme play and won.

When Princeton met the New Yorkers a week later at Princeton the latter hadn't recovered from thst Pennsylvania game. The Tigers lifted their scalp by the akldoo score of 23 to 19. Yale was badly defeated at New York in the same cage where Pennsy had been victorious. Of course. Harvard lost.

The Columbiana went right up to the tome of the "gentlemen's trust at Cambridge and made the ''ladylike sportsmen" look like a worn-out glove. The Tigers were next and the nervy squsd chased them around the cage for forTy minutes, finally beating them 22 to 12. March was a sad month, for the men from old Elt left the metropolis with the Gotham-ltea scalps at their belt. Defeats Harvard, a Second Ttase. The sesson was finished in the same month against Harvard.

The days were windy aad is rumored that the "Haw-vard squad caught cold making the Journey to New York. Anyway, they were beaten aa badly aa in the first game. This gave the title to Pennsy, leaving Columbia second. Columbia's record for the season of 1965-: Dec. 20 Columbia 14.

Pennsy 12. at Philadelphia. CHEAP RATES FROM CHICAGO ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. Personally conducted special train, Chicago to New Orleans via Vicksburg, February 9.

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at New Tork. Waxen 13-Cwliunbi 22. Hart ard IT. at Sew Tork. Another Immense Fight Off er Comes NcoJ) Is Said to Be Oat With $40,000 for Second Gins Battle, Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean.

NEW TORK, Dee. 56. Battling Nelson, accompanied by hi friend, CJI Morton of Leavenworth. sailed for Liverpool to-ay en the White Star liner Majeatie. Nelsoa announced before leaving that he had a new offer for a fight between himself and Joe Cans from a brand new fight town In Nevada.

The new gold field Is a camp called Manhattan. The offer of Manhattan for another Balsa fight between the two great lightweights is $40,000. Nelson received the news in a letter from aa old friend of his. Bitty Ott. who is located at Manhattan.

In the letter Ott sas: I Just want to show the world that Manhattan has It all over Oolddeld aa a towa. They gave a $30,000 purse there, and we can easily rilie them $19,000 without hurting ns much. And this offer goes. If Gans beats Herman, and you can come to any agreement -with htm over the "division of the money, yow can take It from that the Manhattan Athletic 'tub of Manhattan. will be there with $10,000 In the bank for the battle." Nelsoa will Join Billy Nolan, bis manager.

In Londoq. where he is billed to show. Nolan bas been across for several weeks arranging dates. From there they will travel all over Europe and finally go to Copenhagen, where Nelson's f-uber will join him. Hall H.aic Traata to Be Bway.

Hull House gymnasium la planning- for a basketball evenlna Saturday, wtien the Hull House girls team will play the Austin Planet. -4te aiaroons will meet tbe Auarla aetem. and the latereaedi-atea will taae ott the n-or1la Indians in the big bout of the even lag. The three set lenient house tvanis are the beat la the gj-mnasium. s-hiie tba hlarh schools.

The Concordia Indiana eosne frnra Milwaukee. and lay claim to tba caamptoo-shlo of the Cream Cltr. Postpone lec Race a. Tba races scheduled bv the Garfield Park Ice Racing association for this afternoon have been postponed until Saturday afternoon because of tbe v-arm areatber. Race will be beM In tbe free for pace with hobbles, free for taw without hobbles.

atL free for all trot etaseea. The events m-ill be held on the regular dub coarse from West aiadlson street to Colorado avenue. S35.00 537.20 S39.35 S45.00 570.00 .5110.00 Correepondtns-lr low round-trip rates to all aolnta la South aad Southwest. Jsa. 1 aad 16.

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