The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-02-04

speaker Mr.. Quarl"s is numbered
He is a man Of fine personal appear
ancc and bearing.
strong baseball team at Two Rivers the
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h.artl .In,rolatinp of I"r'I inIcrs nf thn
,rlma Wm..rS Inbn Rrn,,n nf r,lcimn
ana Frank jackson of Waukrshl. who
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firJ rhrir intrntinm nf ,,rain Lnin,e with
The tram tho c,mino Irasnn Henri
Wrodt forurrI,- nf R.rIin viii ,n.Inr,.n
thu foam ,uI v.iII aka NAV. L,,l- nf t6o
bat
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1\iu Ii iEh'' ii'e C!l'Ill'oh HSh'
weight, has ISSUED challenge to meet
any boxer i'll the world at II pounds
The Saginaw lad hrlieycs ne can vin MI
the honnrs at the above weight II j.
>.,iI that matters nuuiiistic .rn 50 com
nIir;ltcd in Frisco that y Iualrh was ont
Of the question there and that the ND
Will come East prepared to hatti, for his
life
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Joe l'riti' IN" wen NloNh baS'h'ili
IAN mas u'cln'u l" Iakr trin TO me ola
country am VIII pr"hahly san WITHIN Il
week. Joe started for New ork a few
made he VIII sail WITHIN another week.
8 s.
The universities of Wisconsin and llIi-
uois Yesterday signed u compact TO pIay
u football game next THANKSGIVING dav.
eithnr in Madison NiIwaukcr or Chi-
c,,rn This viii hn ,ln,sinr nnu,s to tho
fmHthou followers II WIS announced
been talked over and would be arranged.
This latter action simply confirms tn" re
port.
John Flanagan. III" champion hammer
throW"r, has returned to New York from
Harvard: where ht. was. in an amateur
way. giving IN" crimson students point
"IH as I" TN" best method Of casting the
,iNlr'n,p"und missile. The, great New
York AthltiIc cWh alhlet" had a pleas
am tlnG during hlS few weeks stay IN
HHhrldGe. II" was faInrahlE impressed
WIN several Of tn" Harvard weight
throW"rS ana believes that on" ar two
"l them VIII possibly furnish 4 surprise
ai III" hhl'rG"lle-latG championships. ON
NE eve OF ! flanagan departure from the
wv l't7'a't N'It "l "aFliillE II hecalir
NH'"H Il 'hai 'hr hl@ son "f IN" emerald
iNi' VIII III once start training. ;" as to
ne III ShdIe /" JON IN" lflSh team when
Is preparing to invade America next
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In tn" hIiiIaTd match ut 81. Louis be-
tween Nayman Mctrecry of ST. Louis
and Tom Gallagher of Chicago. McCr"e-
ry defeated gallagher, scoring 100 points
III tW"ntE-ninr innings I" tn" latter : 800
F,'Ihl~ Fh III twenty ~'!mh innings Nc
'i't'H ~, n,''"I'' l'' -''-'''' ''a'Ia@l'F :
average 80
Nobody seems Ia know iuSt what Wis
conSm's attitude toward Northwestern
will be n a result Of the RYAN case. No
games can be scheduled except hy con
sent of the athletic council. and what
that body will do j. nrobomaticaI.
Kid Mcfarland, the clever lishtwcight
of New York. has been matched to meet
Owen Zicgler of Philadelphia. for ten
rounds ut the boxing show to be given 10y
Joe Cans defeated Martin Judge in 4
tWcutN-round contest at Toronto Satur-
day night. II WAS hard battle and
JudG" held his own till nearly III" Close.
III Woods and lick Mi '"n"u-h
boxed tw" rounds at Oshkosh. the latter
putting II aIi over th" "oi"rcd man. Ih"
officers int"rf"r"d and tn" bout WAS
stopped.
kId Met oy thlHhS thdt the ILLINOIS
Legislature" VIII pass q law icEaIlZlng
boxing contests the same as th" li"r-
ton law iii New "rk STATE.
The match between l'tter Mah1r anc
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