The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-22

Charles Williams, the Montana Kid"
Knocked out Jesse Huelett of Laramie.
Wyo, last night in less than half min
ute. Williams rushed Huellttt at the
tap of the gong and landed a bow on
the jaw, putting him down. \ second
knock down was followed by terrific
blow over the heart which ended the
fight. Jack Dalton. referee, declared the
kid the winner, ana then declared all
bets off. because Williams had violated
the Queensbury rules by crossing the
ring to attack his opponent. Guess that
will satisfy the Wyoming sports for
time.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
meeting of the baseball magnates inter
ested in the formation of new league
which will take in Butte. Helena, Spo-
kane, Missoula. Ogden and Salt Lake. to
be held December in Butte. The meet
ing will settle definitely the plan or or
ganizing a six-team league Inc plan
for an entrance into the Pacific Nortn-
west league has net met with favor here
on account OF the distance Butte and
Helena would be from the other cities
in the league. For this reason the pro-
moters of good ball for next season favor
more strongly the organization OF the
six-team league. 1t is the intention to
have the season open May of next year.
The name of the new league will be Sc
lected at the December meeting, Wheh
the officers will be chosen FOR the year
Butte is taking the lead in the formation
Of the league, and Manager J. J. Nc
Closkey who is personally in charge OF
the preliminary work of the meeting, VIII
DIT y,oay o. ar
of the Butte team.
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ssThere's nothing succeeds like sue
cess
Billy" Madden, Ruhlin's manager, Is
finding out how tickle are the admirers
of his nerve or the converts of his smooth
press work. Just before the Jeffrles-
Rubin go Billy Madden was taking
up more time and attention than any
one else connected with the battle. 1t
was Madden this and Madden that until
one would have been forced into the
really going to make good all by himself
ind settle the championship of the
world through clever management.
Well, now they're telling what fam
IRE Billy, Madden always has been as
= championship manager, and pointing
out the shadowy hoodoo hanging about
the men he has trained and managed.
Madden was we'll advertised during the
brief period in which he managed John
l.. Sullivan, and it then became fixed
idea in the managerial mind that he was
destined to control champions for all
time to come.
When Sullivan escaped from Madden's
control, the manager caught on with
Jake Eilrain who failed to secure the
title of champion just because Sullivax
didn't want him to have 1T.
Madden then took Peter Maher ant
had new era of newspaper prosperity
Maher was doped to a finish with tht
belt his own property, but when Goddard
won in fast time Maher was dropped.
Then Madden picked out Steve O'Don
nell and again the sporting writers Were
doped with the great championship abll
tiles of Madden's find. Maher went afte
O'Donnell and put out the latters cham
pionship light in jig time.
It was at Akron, Ohio. that NIaddel
found his latest champion to have been
Rubin. Madden obtained full contro
over the big baggage smasher. with tn
result that Rubin is now in the list 0
1alsO rams"