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Show BOUTS AT PASTIME . .Young Simms an J Billy ' Lansing to Meet at 124 Pounds. Manager Pendergast of ths Pastime plub announces "that the four bouts which are arranged for Thursday evening even-ing at the club will be the best which have ever been put on in the amateur class in this city. He has now1 had enough experience with the work of the lads in this city to match them to a liair'and the goes are bound to be Interesting. Inter-esting. , Young Simms is a clever boy and those who have reen him work declare that he is due to beat either Terry Davis Da-vis or Price. Speck Smith and Toung Wolcott are not-the bert of friends, f ah of them having announced in loud ' - ,,d boastful tones that he could beat V.e block off the other man. They took a try at it for personal satisfaction a few weeks ago and went five of the hottest hot-test rounds ever fought in the Pastime club. They will settle it once for all tonight. to-night. .' - The bouts start at 8:30 at the Pastime clubrooms, 57 Market street. The complete com-plete programme la as follows: Young ' Simms vs. Billy Lansing at 124 pounds; Jim Powers vu. Kid Nsgle at 118 pounds; Tom Barnes vs Earl Barrow at 142 pounds; Toung Walcott ve. Speck Smith at 154 pounds. ' . SENATORS CONTRIVE i TO TIE INDEPENDENTS " . . Won.- Lost." P. C. Tuxedos 16 8 Brilliants . . ....... -..15 - Nonpareils . 14 10 -J6 Railroads U 13 .8 Independents .'.8 io Senators v 8 16" 3 The bowling games Wednesday night attracted at-tracted little attention as they were between be-tween the two tall enders. However, the Senators took a slight brace and man-' man-' aged to pull even with the Independents in the percentage column. The games were closely contested, but the Senators won two out of three games, although the difference dif-ference in the total score of the two teams was only two pins. The work of both teams was ragged and much below the average. Hull bowled " well for two games out of three and got a fair average, although be sandwiched in a rotten game along with the good ones. The same Is true of Zehring, a recent arrival ar-rival frSra Chicago. SENATORS. St. Sp. B. E. Flugge .. .,..157-161 15 472 11 7 5 7 Alison .. ....m 212 148-488 8 8 t 12 Hull 221 lf9 210 tS 14 10 2 4 - Sharp ..... ..170 J67 -...-UJ f Gates 14-J4-? ,? 2 5 1 Zehring 1M 201 JiO-6b7 1j J J J " Totals ....812 900 STl-23 EG 47 16 SI .-Averages Plugge, 157 1-S: Wilson. 166; Hull. 1W2-8; Sharp, 16SV4; Gates, 149; Zehring, Zeh-ring, 1. . INDEPENDENTS. . ' ' T St. Sp. B. E. Evans 1T7 173 IO-61 6 iO 8 Davis IPS 171 377- M 9 14 4 J Howe 17 173 lf.2 4!4 10 9 7 4 Knos 152 177 . 12-M't 10 13 S 4 Schilling 211 14 179- M4 12 11 J 8 ; Totals .... SB S3) S6&-2581 47 67 17 19 Averages Evans, 172; Davis, -IBS 2-3; . Howe 164 2-S; Enos, 173 2-3; Schilling, lMl-3." . Baca Summaries at New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8. Results: First race, five furlongs Lord of the Valley won,' Belle of Portland second. Tristan Shandy third. Time, 1:06 1-6. Second race, mile and three-sixteenths Extol won, Gasllghter second, ilerry Acrobat Acro-bat third. Time, 2:13 2-5. . Third race, five furlongs Bishop Pools won. Fsllona second. No Trumper third. Time. 1:07 3-6. Fourth race, mile and aeventy yards Rankin. won. Lurallghter second, Dan Mc-Kenna Mc-Kenna third. . Time. 1:56. Fifth race, six furlongs lperlne won. Mimosa second. Floral Wreath third. - Time, 1:21. Sixth race, mile Dusky won, LIcinwood second, Latheron third. Time, lii Ninetejn Are Drowned. TRIPOLI. Dec. 8. A boat from the Turkish corvette Man sura, manned by 40 seamen, has sunk in the roadstead. Nineteen Nine-teen cf the crew were drowned. j 1 i ii i " I K ' |
