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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
WHITE WINGS CLINCH
THE SECOND PLACE
Procession for the Salt Lake
Bunch.
BY RAWLEY'S PITCHING
BIG TWIRLER WAS TOO MANY
FOR LAGOON.

Captain Joey KostaI, the able seaman
who of1ciated in the box fer the Farm
er bunch in Yesterday afternoons
gains. got his bumps to a 'fare-yc,l-
well" from the gang Of vaudeville
artists that Captain Webster steered up
against MIN.
"Zing'' to the right of him. "zim" to
the Icft Of him and gang to the front
Of him was what the lad from Canada
mad handed TO his mitt
TIE White Wings came back from
the jolt they received from ogden and
played a little bail, while the Blue
birds forgot all they ever knew about
the national game. A more amateurish
exhibition could not have been put
before the public. This is taking moth
ing off Hawley's pitching. for he Ger
tainly had the Farmers trying to cut
hay with a bum scythe. Hits were
wha5 tho Pennington boys needed. and
they failed to connect the lucky bunch.
Professor HaWiey was exceedingly coy
about sending up those easy ones and
gave his friends fIOn' the Lagoon tho
marble heart.
The swell work in the afternoons
performance was done by Cope, Nc
Causland and Williams OF the Salt
Lakers. and NcNfchols, Weaver and
Scare FOR the LagOJns.
Salt Lake got down to business in
the first inning, hen Cope led off
with a three-bas swat to right field,
and scored on HiCkey's single to left.
In the third successive hits by KIM
merer, Taylor and Hanley, after two
men were out, sent a couple of red legs
over the pan. and Williams double 70
right center in the following inning.
with Websters pretty sacrifice, and
Cope's single TO right, were responsible
for the fourth tally.
Two more runs came in the fifth after
one man was out Hanley dug up his
third single, and McCausland banged
one at StOney-. which the latter Gum
bled. Williams hit a bOunder close to
second that Holly jUggled filing the
bases Webster flied out to Weaver
Up comes Mr.. HaWley and ClinCiSNs his
own game with a shot down the center
alley, sending Hanley and Mac over
the rubber.
Just to rub it in, Williams bumped
Kostal for a two-sacker in the eighth,
and skated home on Hawley's single
Allowing that it was a shame to shut
the Farmers OFF without run. Hawley
tossed a soft one up to Harry Newmey-
or. who gave it merry swat to right
center for a couple of cushions. KCStal
first and the sOuthpaw slid over the
oyster for the only run that came to
the BlUebiTds-
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and three minutes. very nearly a ten
knot gait, which was fast time, cOnsid-
ering the wind and the fact that twelve
miles of the course called for windward
work, although it was not a dead beat.
The Constitution gained on her rival
on every leg. doing best in reaching.
1t was a fair test Of speed, as the
beats got the wind throughout and
there was little to choose in the han
ding 1t represents about what the
new Constitution can do against the
old Columbia under the conditions
which prevailed and while many
yaChtsmen who have followed the boats
are disappointed that the difference be-
tween them was not greater, quite as
many more are satisfied that the Con-
stitution, before the trying out is over.
will have proved sufficient superiority
to warrant her selection as the cup
defender.
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SPORTING REVIEW
AND GOSSIP

The race for championship honors in
the Western league remains about the
same with Kansas City several miles
IN the lead, while St. Joe, St. Paul and
Minneapolis are having a hot fight for
second place. Denver has been play
ing good ball for the past week under
Captain Bill Everitt's able manage
ment and drew ahead Of the Colorado
Springs AiilliOnaires. whom they lead
by quite few points. If the Denver
bunch keeps up its present gait Des
MOines and Omaha will have to get a
move on TO keep out Of the way.
Back east there are big "doings" in
the National league because of the
raid on its players said to have been
made by the American league for 1862
Delahanty. WOlverton. Flick. McFar-
land, Douglass. Jacklitsch and "Manti''
Cross of Philadelphia; Setback. Van
Haltren, Davis, Camel and Matthew
son Of New York, and Hartsel and
Green Of Chicago are reported to have
thrown OF their old love for the new
1t is claimed that nearly all these men
have signed with Jimmy Manning for
MS Washington team. The Scheme is
10 put club in Washington that can
play winning ball and the moment that
IS done the capital city VIII become
one Of the greatest ball towns in the
country.
There is all kinds of money back Of
the American league and the maguates
propose TO raid the National to a I'm
ish. The players approached, who
We're offered big salaries, know their
own value and desire to profit by that
worth.
The Chicago Tribune has sized up
the National league teams and their
pennant possibilities and submits the
following odds in the betting. Tda
estimate is based on composite opin-
ion resulting from expressions by James
Hart, Ban Johnson and Charles Comis-
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WHEEL NOTES.

Another flyer arrived at the saucer
track yesterday in the person Of F. W.
Shelley Of Omaha. Shelley bears the
reputation Of being the fastest anna
teur in Nebraska and has several rec
Ords to his credit including the ten
mile Shelley says tie local saucer
track has gained quite a reputation in
the east the past summer and cycle
riders watch the reports of the races
with interest. Omaha has an eight-lap
track similar to the Salt Lake saucer.
which has fallen into bad repute on
account Of poor management.
HOher. the crack Chicago amateur.
also arrived from Butte yesterday and
announced his intention Of remaining
here for the rest Of the season. Hoffer
was considered the fastest amateur at
Butte before that track closed down.
and thinks he should be able TO butt
into some OF the good money given
away every week at the local track
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Racing at Butte

Butte, Mont. Aug I7-Results:
First race, six furlOng-Katie Gibbons
won, GlfssandO second, Amaza third.
Time .I5L
Second race, seven and a half iUrlongs-
Amor won, Bill BOhman sOn second Mr.
Robinson third. Time :3IA
Third race. one mile-Spike won, Ken
ova second, Lee Metford third. Time
1:42
Fourth race, one mile and twenty yards
Sylvan Lass won. Free Pass second. Al
garetta third. Time -42ik. breaking track
record.
Fifth race. Eve and a haIf furlongs-
DuCkOy Won, DecapO second, Lucy White
third. Time .0SlL
Sixth race, three and a half furlongs-
Honest John won, Big Dutch second.
Walkapaugh third. Time-.A1k
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Ivan is billed as the star attraction
Among the pictures TO be exhibited are
a few that will not only be interesting
but unique IN many ways.
There will be one showing how
Lanky Bob Fitzsimmons looked when
he first set his foot on American soil.
Fitz and his plug hat. together with
his long-tailed coat. the first he ever
owned, win be displayed to an excel
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handful Of peanuts, so that they will
be sure to get their moneys worth.
But the great feature Of the reap
pearance of the man who was cheered
by the masses as the Twelve Year
Champion" viii be the verascOpe pic
lures that viii be thrown on a canvas
TO help entertain and enlighten the
vast crowds thai are expected to gather
at the playhOuses, where John L. Sui
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dorf-Astoria. The old Gladiator him
self will also come in view of the audi
ence ON the picture machine in mod
est pose-that of an actor.
Kid Mccoy, as he looks in his rural
pursuits, will be pictured true to life
The great and only James J. Corbett
viii be another interesting character
represented on the picture machine.
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lent advantage.
Tom Sharkey. as the shirt waist man.
viii be another view worth seeing.
Then the present worlds champions
fine form. encased in a bathing suit.
will be thrown to the public gaze,
showing how the mighty Jeffries en-
joys the summer months at his Cali
fOrnia home. The wonderful little Ter
~ McGovern will be portrayed in his
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Yachting.
CONSTITUTION WINS AGAIN.

Eight Races Out of Fourteen That
the New Defender Has Won.
Larchm0nt, n Y. Aug. 17.-TOday's
race between the Constitution and the
Columbia was only matter OF seconds.
For the fourteenth time the two yachts
finished a contest and for the eighth
time the Constitution came out a win
ner- Today the margin was small. for
she beat the Columbia only fifty-eight
seconds. corrected time. In elapsed
time she won by two minutes and eigh-
teen seconds.
The race was sailed under conditions
that best suited the Constitution
steady eight-knot breeze and a smooth
sea, It was finished IN three hours
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Colt.
WOMEN PLAY GOLF.
Miss Anthony Defeats Miss Carpenter
at Highland Park. Ills.

Miss Anthony Defeats Miss Carpenter
at Highland Park, Ills.
Highland Park, III, Aug. 17.-Playing
golf that would have been a credit to
many men, the western woman cham
piOn, Miss Bessie Anthony of Evanston,
III. today defeated Miss johnny Car
penter IN the finals of the ExmOor com
petition by the decisive score Of up
to TO go. The result was not unex-
pected TO a large gallery Of spectators.
who knew that Miss Carpenter was not
in form to play her best game. While the
match was ended at the thirteenth hole,
the bye holes were played for the fun of
il, and Miss Carpenter got three OF
them. The results of the finals in the
regular ma tches were:
WOman'S cup-Miss Grace Chapman
defeated Mrs. ". B. McIlvaine. 2 up and
] TO play.
Solace cup-AIiss Annie Everett de-
feated Miss Mary Lewis, 3 up and ? to
play.
Consolation cup-Mrs. c. F. Clarke beat
Miss Susan Whipple I up, the match
being settled by a stynie on the last hole
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Che Curl.


New York, Aug I7-Stamboul. the trOt-
ting stallion CZ-0715) died today at the
farm of his owner, F. II. Hartman, near
Goshen. He was fOaled in 1882 and was
by the famous sire Sultan. dam Fleet-
wing, by Hambletonian. second dam.
Patchen Maid, by George II. Patchen. He
was bred by the late L J. Rose Of San
Gabriel Cal He was bought later by
the late Mr.. Hobart of San Francisco for
$4,000. and later was shipped to New York
and sold for 81 .000 to Z. H Hartman.
He has been in the stud ever since. He
has forty trotters to mis- credit from 2:11
to $50
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DIAMOND CLEANING.

Salt Lake viii play two games Win
Ogden at Ogden this afternoon, and if
the local bunch win one game they are
assured of second money. Hawley will
probably pitch both games, as Mer-
dith's foot is stiu 20 the bad. The
games viii be called at o'clock, with
Heine Msrtin as umpire
Two games win be played here next
WEDNESDAY afternoon between salt
Lake and Lagoon
Shay, the third baseman OF Colorado
Springs. dropped of here yesterday on
his way to the coast, where he has
signed to play with Frisco.
Webster certainly won a home in the
silk stocking" league when he knocked
down Weaver's hit in the third inning.
Walter Scare certainly made good on
foul flies in yesterdays game. one Of
his catches being the best seen at the
park this year.
Professor Williams is getting into the
bad habit of stopping grOunders with
his face The only matter with this
stunt is that the cover might be torn
of tire ball.
Newmeyer viii not 90 on the south
ern trip arranged by Eollingsworth.
Ben Hickey. the 6rst baseman Of the
Salt Lakes. has decided TO take the
trip 10 New Mexico and may end up
as q bull fighter. according TO 'Skope. -
The Lagoon team left last night for
Pccatello, where they win play this
afternoon and Monday.
II the White Wings have the big luck
70 win one of the games with Ogden
today il means second place and the
$3.50.
Evans and BoreheFs VIII be the pitch
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He viii appear as an English tour,s,
Gus Rubin will come in for his sb.-.
Of glory with the Others. The Ob,o
champion viii appear in the exbibitio-
as the great American traveller DC -
has covered many hundreds az -
trying to get on a match with LEFT ~
really looks as though the pictures m,
be the best part Of the show.
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costly Macintosh, watching few OF
his race horses get their morning work
out so as to be fit to race and add
many more of the mighty" and long
green to Terry's already fabulous bank
roll Matty Matthews, at one time
king pin of the Welter weights, viii be
pictured in evening dEess waiting for
his automobile to carry him to one of
the swell society functions at the Wal
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Cycling.
LAWSON CLIMBING UP.
Defeats Taylor and Kramer in Ten
mile Championship Race.

Defeats Taylor and Kramer in Ten
mile Championship Race.
Buffalo. y y. Aug. 1.-THE \. G A.
bicycle meet closed today. The fnaI o.
the ten-mile championship was won by
liver la wson of Buffalo, who is row a
close follower of Major Taylor in the
championship column, IN which Kramer
maintains a good lead. a blanket would
have covered the three as they crossed
the tape. with Lawson leading by half a
wheel. Taylor had the same advantage
over Kramer
The fve-mile team amateur pursuit race
between teams composed of Lace DOM
ing Of san jose. Cal, and P W. BrowT.
PltLSburg. and warren SurbriCk and r
II. Dahlke, Buffalo, was won by he Bu1-
falO team They gained on their rivals
from the start. and at the end of five
miles had gained leo yards, and were &C.
clared the winners.
Summary:
Ten-miIe national championship profes-
Taylor. Worcester. second. Frank kTaTn-
er, East Orange. y j. third Time-Z3-lf.
F1ve-mile team pursuit race, amateur
Ereu ~ Dahlke- b w g, and " arre1
Surbrick. X A c.. Buffalo. won. Time =
Hos -. Lace Downing. san Jose. and P
" Brown. P5ttsburg. Pa. second.
final Of 0ne-mile handicap, professional
-. A NeWhouSe Buffalo go YARDS.
won: James =. Bowler. Chicago GO
yardsl. second Frank Kramer. East
Fisher. Chicago co yards), fourth. Time
-l;59 %. Major Taylor. Iver -awson.
Tom Cooper. c. H COllett. Lester VII
son. r W Mcfarland. George r. Lean
der and A Bell also started.
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Walthour Defeats Fixes.

New York, Aug. 17.-BObby WaIthour
scored a signal victory over Harry
Fixes on the Manhattan Beach cycle
track this afternoon. They met in a
one-hour motor-paced race, and Wal
thcsr won by a lap and a quarter after
traversing thirty-six miles and two and
three-quarter laps on the three-lap-tO-
annie track.
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ers for Ogden today in the two games
with the Beauties"
The Hon. Marcus Hanna" Hanley
let loose a trio Of base hits that were
concealed up his sleeve yesterday and
promises another bunch today.
If Dan Taylor can't work in few
grand stand catches once in awhile
you'll have to search somebody who
cut out the game yesterday.
Asbury got seven hits-all from the
bench.
The excursion train for Ogden today
leaves at 10 o'clock, while the players
viii start at 1890. Eat your dinner
before you CO. is the order from Man
ager Griffin.
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Pittsburg. 5: Cincinnati. o.

Pittsburg. Aug. 17.-Cincinnad could do
nothing with Chesbro and only one man
reached third base Attendance, 4,9Oo-
Score;
PlttSburg ..-.-. -..-.'-..---------
Cincinnati 1900. -......s.....,-.- >
Patteries-ChesbrC and thinner; Hahn
and HeitZ.
Tmpire-Colgan.
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PueiEiSm.
siler to Be the Referee.

Siler to Be the Referee.
San Francisco. Aug. 17.-Jehries and
Rubin have agreed to meet in this city
before the club offering the best induce
ments- George Siler has been selected as
referee Final arrangements for the
match will be made on Monday. when
each man viii put up $3.50 and sign the
usual articles. The contest will DrOba DIV
occur in October.
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HARRY N EWMEYER.

in in
he
Harry fellow who knows flush base hit
Nebraska
eel game h
o. he asy bu them
and played ball
Il
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ton win have it's first annual outing
at Saltair Wednesday and a huge time
is promised All kinds of sports viii
be given and many handsome prizes
70" the drawing of railroad tickets have
been donated by the leading sporting
films
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Baltimore. 8: Cleveland. 2.

Baltimore Aug. 17.-MOore went TO
pieces in the eighth inning of the game
played here today. Up TO that time he
had the locals completely at his mercy.
Attendance, 8, 697. Score:
r H E
Baltimore ------ ----------...-..-- .
Cleveland -..... -................. I
MISUNDERSTANDING and Bresnehan;
Moore and COnnOrs.
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Chicago. 6; St. Louis. 8.

St Louis. Aug. 17.-Waddell was in
vincibIe against the St. Louis Ueam to-
day and only six hits were made oft
him. Ragged work by the local team al
lowed the ChicagOs to win Attendance,
r. H. T.
Chicago 1000. -.-.-----.----------
Batteries WaddeH and Kahoe; SudhOff
and SchriVsr.
Tmpire-O'Day.
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Of course, we all know that John L.
Sullivan is to take 20 the stage. But
what he is going TO do when he walks
TO the foOtlights is a burning question.
John tells US that he is tc appear as
a monolOgue artist. That is TO say,
ne viii run off a lot of funny talk and
wind up by striking himself in the
solar plexus with lhe heel Of his boot
while a waiter passes the audience a
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Philadelphia won Both.

Philadelphia. Avg. 17.-Milwaukee and
Philadelphia played two games today, the
home team winning both The first was
characterized 10y sensat iOnal plays on
both sides and much wrangling with the
umpire. The second resulted in victory
for the locals principally on account Of
Milwaukee's poor fielding. Attendance,
{, 095. Scores:
First game R. H e
Milwaukee ...... ................ 3 u 0
Phliadelp hia 1890. --.-...--..--. y
Batteries-Reidy and Mahoney; Wilt
and Powers.
Second game r. Fl. +
milwaukee, -..--.,. .....-.......- 10
r nlIaUelpLla 1890 --a.....s...--.
ard Powers.
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They Are.
0Chicazo POsL)

aour milk. urged the agent IS SO
iIized-" r.-g77e5 sc0-nfully-
There is lot Of L2oii 81 lbe5lth pre-
sterilization and all sorts o. II don't
cautions these days -o--ssff. Our an
esAe any didn't resort to any
methods. .t,r gent. and LOOK
IT. es=,s 4qLii' T iIs are all dead.
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Detroit ...... ................-....
and Shaw.
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According to Co-2L'

Seattle Post-IntelIigeneeI-l -f.s
..--. -. -,rr- said the Eas7-7'
esr1I MAJ ~ Ml ne one that gives !aI-.ks-5
an exclaimed the city I've beef
those brown ones. I suppose
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Boston. 4: ChicaRo. 2.

Boston, Aug, 17.-Clark Griffith occu-
batted hard and often. Attendance, H.
I 919 Score:
r. H E
Boston ...... ..-................... 1S
1Hl-dEO Z
Batteries-Lewis and Criger: Griffith
and Sullivan.
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THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Split Even at washington

Washington. Aus. washington AMI
Detroit spIfr even on a double-header to-
day. Mercer pitched great bali and with
perfect support in the first game held
Detroit at his mercy. Washington HIT
Siever hard. Fhe second game was one
az the prettiest pitchers battles seen
here this season. but Patterns raised
support and his teams poor base run
ming gave the victory to Miller. Attend
ance. 3,21S. Scores;
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Two for Brooklyn.

New York. Aug. 17.-New York was cas-
lily outplayed in two games by Brooklyn
TO-DAY. Weak batting handicapped the
home team. The second game developed
into a farce after the visitors had Sc
9. 500 Scores.
First game R H Z
New York .......-................ 8
Brooklyn .-.-.. .--.--.--..-..---- 10
Batteries-Denser and Warner; Kitsol
and MCGUIRE.
UTmpiTe-Dwyer.
Second game r. H z.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ]
Brookiyn -. ..-............... Il 0
Batteries-Leitner and Warner Newton
and Farrell.
Umpire-Dwyer.
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Wheelmen,s outine

The Wheelmen's Protective assOcia-
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It is said that Tom O'ROurke viii
look after Bill Hanrahan's match win
Marvin Hart at Louisville on Aug e.
Hanrahan and his former packer, sam
Fitzgerald. have fallen out
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Bob FitzsimmOns has branched out as
a lecturer and does a spiel on Ihe
youth of America - followed by a bag
Dunchine exhibition It's a question
which makes the best hit
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Harvey Parker. the American middle
weight wrestling champion, won MS
first match on British soil last week,
when he threw Jack" Smith, cham
pion of England, in straight falls.
eatch-as-catch-ca style, for a purse OF
$500.
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Jimmy Handler Of Newark and
Dick" Moore Of st. Louis have made
a match for twenty rounds al catch
weights. These fighters vary between
welter and middleweights, and are Of
the rush and get there order. The bout
has been fixed for the Trenton Athletic
club on Aug. 10.
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Meet me ~ SaItair next wednesday
wbeeImen-s dav- See the big prizes , IN
Walkers window. You can draw, 2 20 -
prize on your .25-cent railroad ID 81 is
SsItair. Next Wednesday, AUG
ha
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Peter Maher has given up the wres-
Ting game, as ne says II is too mucn
like work in a rolling mill He is now
going after easy game. He has chal-
lenged Jim Jenries.
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Great interest is being taken by the
sports in this city and Butte in the
fight tomorrow night between Jack
Wade Of Salt Lake and kid" OglesDy
of Helena. In q letter received by a
friend in this city. Wade declares him
self to be in the best of condition and
confident of winning. "YOung" Thom-
as is his sparring partner and trainer.
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II is said that a well known Long
Island sporting man has dug up
wonder TO fight Terry AIcGOvern. The
boxers name is Eddie Loeb, and hT
hacker wants to put him against Nc
Govern for a side bet Of $4,000 and the
featherweight championship. The
match win be made in New York City.
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The searchlight is not cone .,. odd odd
real estate investigate, w IN know
en- rule as his motto. ~
what it means-At your 81 -s.r Main.
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Joe Girrard. the clever Detroit fighter.
has reached Denver on his way west,
and is looking for matches with Abe
Attell. ScOtty Williams. Mcguire, or
any OF the local fighters around lis
. r,--rvIr
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His throwing to second is bad. bowevs-
He fell short in all Of his trials vestsr.
EqW