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Show HAY HOLD BIG BOUT : mm Boat Between Flynn and Morris May Be Held on Turkey Island. TUUA, Okla, July 1-e.Whllo frank B. Ufer, nllUonaira manager of Carl Morris, is easting about over tto country coun-try seeking a place to stage th batUe between Morris and Jim Flynn, which Governor Ornco baa said cannot bo staged In his t Jurisdiction, Turkey laland, an eighty-scrs tract of "So Han's Land,' has been suggested as tho on spot where tho fight could bo pulled off without fear of either stats or federal Interference. , , . . Turkey laland lira in the Arkansas river between Cleveland and Osage City aad is arreesible by two hranraea of the Missouri, Kansas A Texaa and the Tulaa-Avsrd division of the Krieco. The island la claimed by tbe federal government for the Oeages; the stale of Oklahoma and three old time Okla- homa settlers, and nntil tho United Stales supreme eonrt passes on the question of title to the island it will, remain a piece of territory "without a country." It is amply large to stsge the battle. Pari Morris Is taking thing easy while Mr. Ufer It going over the eoun-try eoun-try in search of a Battle field in which tbo young hope can extend himself, but be ia losing none of the good results be attained through months of careful training. He is holding his weight down and is in splendid physical condition. con-dition. To ehow what atrength the en- , gineer poeaessee, yesterday he lifted one end of a six-cylinder motor ear, which weighs 4S00 pounde. He did it with ease and said afterwards it did not tax him in the least. Morris now has no training partners to work with, but Cn Riley, his trainer, train-er, has him in charge and aeee to it that Carl does nothing that will injure him. It will not take the giant en- Sineer more than two weeks to get in 10 pink of condition. AHERN OUTCLASSED " BY PACKEY M FAKLAND ALBANY, N. Y., July . Peckey" k-rarland k-rarland of Chicago toyed with Young Ahem of Brooklvn for elabt rounds last 1 night and then knocked htm out. From ' the Btart Ahern waa outclaaaed. landing I but a few Jaba at long range. It was an. nounnad by McFarland'a manager that arrangements have been made for a twen- - ' ty-round right between him and Ad WoU I gaat at San Francisco o Labor day. 1 TODAY'S ENTRIES AT LATONIA. CINCINNATI. July I- Entries for today to-day at lAtoniasv Plrat raoe, selling, for two-year-olde, live furlonga Camellia, Mary Emily, Me-rode. Me-rode. Saleala, Kitty K., Oagoant. ni; Tanker. 10; Cynosure, IW; Old Chum, 110; Kaiaer, 113; Be. 1U; Walter Scott, Second race, purse, two-year -oMs, (Ivt and a half furlonga Light o' My Life. Praetorian. Sir Blaise, Caliph. Sir ben-rah, ben-rah, 10; Star Jaaamlne. lot. free Lance. Presumption. 112 Buckaora. Hi. Third race, handicap, three-year-olds and up, six furlonga Bouncer, ; Judge atones, lei; a rover Hug has, 10; Follie Levy, Ethel T., lie. Fourth raca. Independence handicap, three-year-olds and up. mile and a sixteenth six-teenth Prlncees Callaway, M; Messenger Messen-ger Boy, ': Whllewo.il. ; Kings liaughter, Polls. Round the World. Ins; Milton B . Joe Morris, 107; Star Charter, 10: Fauatleroy, 110 Iwitu. 114: Nimbus. Nim-bus. IK: Governor Gray, 117; Ocean-bound; Ocean-bound; Countlesa, lit. Fifth race, selling, three-year-olda and up. mile and an eighth Dick Baker, 11; Forehead. 101; Lone Hand, 1K; Summer-night. Summer-night. 107. Sixth race, selling, three-year-olds and up. mile sad seventy yards Attentive, : Fills Bryaon. Queen Marguerite, 100; Jeff Bernstein, l-arroeee. W, lima. 101; , Ma May, I"; S'one Hireet, Fort Johxt. eon, 107; Star Jjlue. 10. Weather clear, track fast. - LATONIA BESOXTl LATONIA, July . Bell Horse, weD handled by Gang, won the fourth rai. the feature event at lAlonla yesterday. In handy fashion by three lengths from Messenger Boy. with Vollhorpe third. The weather was sweltering, but a large crowd attended, Nummary: First race, five furlonra Sir Marlon, ttralaht 1.0. won; Cheer I'p. piae 111.81), aecond. Star Buse, show ts.10, Ullrd. Time. 1.11 l-l Second race, mile and a sixteenth Beach Sand, atralght 114 50. won; Haw-lev Haw-lev place (11.10. aacond: Chemulpo, show lien, third. Time. I :-. Third race, five furlonga Sprite, atralght M.Z". won: I-ady lightning, place 3 1. second: Asytada. show ti.li, third. Time. 1:00 1-. Fourth race, mile and seventy yards Bell Horse, straight $7 0. won: Messenger Messen-ger Boy. place 111. aecond: Vollhorpe. Jhow 116.70, third. Time, l tl 4-. Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth Bay-thovn. Bay-thovn. straight 7.0. won: Husky Lad. ?lare SI? 40. aecond; Hetdeman. . ehow !. third. Time, 1:47 1-8. Sixth rare, m furlonga Al Muller. straight M40. won: Elfin Beau, place IS 50. aecond; King Olympian, ehow II 10, third. Time. 1:11 4-1. JULY rOUBTH BATES Vis Oregon Short Lin. Ticket on sale July 1st to 4th. inclusive, limited to .lulv 5th. See agents for further v tict'ilsrs. Cttv ticket office. Hotel I tab.. ..saaaaaBasBaHMaaMtaVal - |