Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-22
THE STAGE AND ! N
1zsOREEAKkOUs DRAMATIO AND
sPORr1HG HENs OF LOCAL
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$3.50 u..,a :
Notes Csught ON a
80. Arofher Han 10 Grass with
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His Sledge nsm1 DO
F1xht mat Wa Not . Hippodrome.
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The opera hOuss was crowded casufusy
night to witness . twenty round glove con-
A.st h.tv.en George Keesler. the middle
80. Mcrt.n. and R;lly
Meagns cna"ploa ..
Harold, Q m'ooseuoisn VI =
800 and gate receipts.
Previous to the e~ventful match Of the
avar;rs kha local TALENT induared IN exhi-
s..----.- 49, cor,hl;r tha pa.
cassoA sp.1I.u
enc cri1efion, snu iol
eyer OF b Palace theatre Do Frisco, ON
ciated as master OF ceremonies, nj
onenad the entertainment with q glove
m.t.h 1890 McNoekev and Hunter.
- ,.... and dacIa,ad = de-
enlcn Wa .a.oo' e
The Boulder Kid and Jack Hurley OF Ana
conda next INDUCED In an exhibition oil the
istic art for three rounds, and both were
.,,oun.ad
ack uilmore ano onarisy Maelnnis nsAs
laced zach each other with the mlttens,
and the Pleasure theater champion carried
on the honors, but dilmore was PLAINLY
overmatched ~ SIG.
The eonciudingn number ON the local talent
programme was py iar tne most excising
INC PEI Oh sne : harIs hoagers. ne
south butSe opider comph-
mente Tor fouf rounds nth young sullivan,
o. Duiotn, ano seoreo nfss 1000.
Mnen ~. CousnIn seeRpou " sno ioog
ngn1s sno sn1s Nsssol anu
dalfoio .ouuo IoAe aPp6 ~ ene auui1nSe
nenuslasslcsi cuS9e0.s Ing SIPPoI s'uD'
20 MON = Ooon ~. 'ls suo'co !. lcaeI1o'
Iy m fast H;9srd hn. p H.s ro p. nh;.rtsJ'
cnoso SacA 6Isn9s yue EalfoIu oDteee1o'
eeyIng ne P,o.SrIsu noRkIn OF MsOolaIu.
Ae:sloE, ",en elas eInloous suiIe IoI Mnlcn
ne y noseo, saad ne nao no 0O~ieGsaone, ano
me s1oIenoe c1 M upon Mr. noPkins 70
act. Dune was CHOSEN Gme-
Keeper, OF Vueensoerry rules gov
erneo, ana matters were now In shape ior
the mill.
keesier won the toss o took the left
hand corner. He fought at 3 pounds
and was condo BY Jack Farrell and
James Kelley. while Harold, who fought at
157 pounds, was ably backed by Johnny
SAs0AA0O ~ OoS0
The first round opened cautiously, both
men feeling for one another. Finally Kess.
Ter rushed the fighting and both principals
exchanged blows on the face and breast,
Harold countering on Kessler's ribs. This
only seemed to sting the Little Giant to
quick action and be planted a vicious
blow on Harold's neck inst before the call
Of time.
In the second round, Kessler made
several swift dives at his o~nnonent
getting in some good and elective work on
Harroid'a noae neck and face Harold
swung an upper.cut and scared a clean hit
on Kessler's jaw, but the latter plunged
INTO business and struck him q staggering
Dlon over 1ne ieIt lung, oiioHing 1t with
."o successive DOVE on 1ne nose, n one
=; u = sns .nsd u sn, Salng.ng 1n a Z 70 tnenoor
men ciinched o finally kess.er knocked
Hafaoio Snrougn the right hand ropes to
'nT noo.. alDe Was tnen calico.
--uS su1 .Ulnu .peneu VIII q oeoef.
~ 'u e0, ou. Ia.lsss eIoI1 on aafroid,s part
70 yam nimsen. Aessler knocked MIN
him w a. e. i ~ .no ",nss, snen aslieo
At the expiration Of ten seconds Harold |
did not respond to the call of time and |
" 1SocAo 6S0I0A duOGucE lux 70 q /
chain of unbroken victories.
At the conclusion of the match, Dave
Davis openly challenged the winner, but as
yet 1t can o be officially announced that
the challenge has been accepted. Kessler is
wlnng TO meet him ii he will reduce his
"eisnS, ano In al probability q match will
made. Il
.rL - =ye.in b:tti' Pie;.iy indie~ted
SarS h;tt;na a rs 1a = p a;s. imPfoving IN ms
him, this summer, or for several summers
to come.
The brilliant o.h;.nsu.,.s ~. .
The Mon.ana horse "snoL ~ .ne .ur, u
asns.;a ~ H., tha sse iocal norsemen,
inch a comnst;tor az p.o.t,s "as ~on' over
oo"po'i'oI rs Tfoctor Anott.
~. 1anausenek q four
neo ensasemenb aI Maeulres Opera