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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Medical Examiner u. S. TreasurY.

DR.. 1ewellyh Jordan, Medical Examiner
of u S. Treasury Department, graduate OF
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-01-09

. A. "re. augustine, Fla. is the only mill
IN the world that gets It's power direct
from an artesian we'll
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-01-09

1t is somewhat curious that nearly
all of England'S prominent living SOL
iiers are either bachelors or without
male heir. Among them may be noted
Lord Roberts, Lord Wolseley, Lord
Kitchener, Sir Redvers Butler, General
Baden-Powell Sir Hector Mcdonald
and Lord Charles Beresford. Roberts
son was killed in South Africa; Wolse-
ley, Beresford and Butler have an I'M
married daughter each, while Kitchen
sr, Macdonald and Baden Powell PEI
sistently fight shy OF matrimOny.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-01-09

By SO votes to S the Northumberland
(England) miners delegates have re-
fused to adopt scheme to reduce the
coal output.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-01-09
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

Speech may be silver and silence golden
but the fellow with the most brass gets tht
The evening world., 1903-01-27

and was = nI.v- o. England. wssr. he won MS
nrt championship honors.
on-lh! announcement Is made that ?, II, Yo,t
would coach the University o; Nieal gan football
team again neat tail.
Hlrva-i'S st ~ baseball dates as completed
20 date follow, April :. Trinity At Cambridge:
Apr.l H. A. Annapolis, May :, Williams at Cam.
bridge. May I, Andpver at AndoveT; NAV G.,
Hro'n a. Cambridge; May .. Wesleyan At cam
bridge; May %. Princeton at Cambridge; Junt 3,
Braa1 a providence, June o Columbia at cam.
bridge liue IS. "a. at CAMBRIDGE June -,
Yale - New Haven. and June o.. Yale al NeN
York IN csss Of a i.s),
Ar'n rhsma. on, hitherto well known A. rsc-
Ing mo or %c'elist, oNs bosn engaged on ".
Clement 10 DIVE the automobiles bearing h5
name IA tasS contest, and record Ira.. this
year, George Banker and Arthur Banker. formsr
cNels'ric'ng ofBrks. are also engaged IN motor.
Vehicle RAJ ng hS yea lacy w.. dave Peer,
leo m%'palats. Hi'ly'' oSen. sulI another
Thf'y care loaded MA motor ven les which
were f'6t1'ei Al Madison Square Gard,u as,
NcsA WI oomp-iSe the spec al ws.a sr-ursi sy
the Na,'OuAl Association ~ Automobile Manu-,
]fic,Irsrs 90 oarry their sa-ts to the Chle,.o
sArN, GAu iialn NI' he.nS ioated ~ day
SUNDAY ana Yesterday 'ni complsteJ lts teiSAl-
inG .Est O. ghi,
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Rowling Games Tonight.

American Rational Tourr,m .n'--sylv.n, Al.
EonGatn and Berkeley. at III. white Elephant
al!eYs,
Manhattan Borough Observation-Disclosures.
Active and Cyclone. at TIE Yorkviiis alleys.
Rly'rs,d. Tournament North New York. la.
!A"ette and Algonquin, At the R.versis a,'tys.
Rank Clerks Lrasue Tourosntnt~-Brown Bros.
4 Co. American Exchange. c;st!oral Bank and
Goldman Sachs 4 Co, at tho Broadway alleys.
stock Etchhass L,Asu. Tourn,ment-.s,. v.It.
RsTr y Co. Elllng wood 4 Cunningham and
Ial.o, J. TAYLOR q Co, at the White Elephant
l~nt"r'luS TTsSus-caIedonlAn Cluo IS. Century
Nhesnsn. al The CIlsdon an Club ALLEYS.
KniEhs of Columbus I<azua Tournament
N"N Amsterdam Colncil, larordairs Council ana
save Regina Council, al Stars allrys.
Bronx ROYAL treAnum League Tournament
Wskehoid Council, Bronx Council Team No 2
and Harlem River Council. at Pumps C!otons
alleys
NeE York tI'eT oVn''s' Individual Tourna-
mtn'-AmAnr vs. CAdlsu, at AmAnn & TrieSSs
aI'e''' Martens Va Arps, a. MArten.'t alleys.
Harlem League To1-nHmnnt-Eatns and CORN
th'sn' A. Thum & KShitfor"s alIsyt.
%or'h side League rournament-Friendshlp
TAllaT'oFa and Hawthorne, AZ MArenss alleys
The evening world., 1903-01-27
GAMES
8 OF BIG TOURNEY.
Worlds Bowling Committee Will
y Announce Schedule To-Morrow.

yon are earnestly requested 70 attend, viii take
DAY. Fts, %, a, 4 Il. sr,fr A. mes Is
q rO'In' Of business n e'ne up q; :rhnsic-
away in saor. r'ne.
The Er.su''rs mmi, viii meet Al n.
uennl'oa Hol'" FtS. % a, S 2. " to put n
before the regular rr-et!ue.
hnpinE IN 'ts YOU on hand and with 4 hearty
ho~!efh greeting, ] am. Yonrs very ,ruly,
Sa%tFi. RARPF.
nv order " lion. T. A. nnkVAl'sr. President.
All lNaEn.s. tournament, n, association, an,
ne!'Eates Who heSrs - r asA aly business be-.
FORE he mer'iaE, would 10 vel 10 MI, slrh
raanEt" N writing, ana ma" Sams 20 sr-..,y
hhTp'. - that II can no places before :he E1I.1.
I've ,cn1in 'tne. Ard thus expedite matter, con.
stdsrahi.. ~ N""
AZ the nHsl '-vdo7 h.id In Buffalo las, y.,r
me N IoVlrE th-~" ,s~ >rs we're ADDS to A+,c'.
?, which arc He-- lnpa-Ar,:
section Each tau-ns mont sSIoc.ltion shall
10 ehtl;..e' "a three votes OF all ~qu.st.ars 10
election ~ onie-rs. sqcn vote, 70 he o,r. ~ ~,
esN' reo-h'sn:At!Te present. I; bu. m, r,p-,-
ttntat.f. u, present he shall cast the vote, Of
his abssu' tao representatives n two ~, n-,s-
ent the% SHAH cas- 'ha vo.s o. the absent rep-
rtsertsti7,. ~ IVY
Section Zach toa-uIncn, a,Io.is,lon ,hsll..
a. the TINE OF - election n. representatives.
the absence Of a Saprcs.htalvs an .ltsrn. q
rnhl 70 admitted N the Congress- and shs!I he
ra.t'ed tn all the r'ThtI o! iueh rer-ts.nta.
"s--t!on 5--A tnu'iAnen. s.soe,a.l Ion ,.u,n.
to he repTe,ontfd AZ the Congress hy represent
t't''es ~ alt-rnst.k tnNli NOT be .ntlt,ed to /.
vote a. any ss'sion Of tns Congress"
ATicIH XIV. allowing out ot. town Tournaments
' entirely.
The evening world., 1903-01-27
FITZGERALD .LEWIS BOUT
DECLARED NO CONTEST,
Special to The Evening World,

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, Jan. H.
Willie Fitzgerald. the Brooklyn light.
weight. and Willie Lewis, the east side
boy. fought eleven o. the hardest rounds
ever seen in this city before the Pas.
time IA. c.. last night. In that round
Referee Willis for some unknown e
son declared the bout mo contest" and
called all bets on.
The boys fought hard and fast from
the sound o. the gong in the first rouni.
Lewis was the cleverer. He used a left
jab with good effect and was outpoint-
ing Fltz, That state of aftairs lasted
for hye rounds. Then Fitzgerald's heavy
punches began to do their work. At
the end OF the tenth round matters were
very even.
In the eleventh round Fitzgerald
claimed he was hit low by Lewis. but
the referee. would not allow the claim,
and after the boys went TO their corners
the official called the bout on. The de-
cislon aroused a storm OF Kisses. The
action was thought to be unwarranted,
The evening world., 1903-01-27
CONNOLLY BEAT
ENGLISH BOXER.
American Welter- Weight Turned
Tables on Tom WoodIey in
London Bout Last Night.

LONDON, Jan. 2G.-Eddie Connolly
has w!ped out the defeat scored over
him a few weeks g by Tom Woodley,
the English welter-Teight. The Yankee
boxer met Woodley for the second time
before the National Sporting Club last
night, and. after fifteen rounds of fight
ing, Connolly was awarded the decision
on points.
The American had evidently worked
hard for the bout. He looked in prime
shape, as did his English opponent. In
the game old style which made Con-
molly great a few years ago in America
he started in 10 beat Woodley. In
nearly every round he had the better of
the argument, and at the finish the
referee had no other alterna tive thar to
declare a verdict which deprived his
countryman OF the honors.
For winning Connolly received 81 900.
Half of that amount was a side b.t.
The evening world., 1903-01-27

Tomorrow the committee in charge OF
The Evening World Free Bowling tour
pAnent will announce the schedule for
the opening week and after that 1t will
be possible for only A very few cams tn
get In their applications. The list Is
almost entirely complete now and at
the ate at which the entries poured in
yesterday the full 300 will be made up
In a short time.
Six games will be bowled every night
commencing Feb. 2 and this means that
no time will he allowed for practice.
The opening games will be called
pfomptly at S o'clock and no delays
will be permitted.
Most Of the teams in the tournament
were represented at the meeting OF the
delegates to the Indianapolis Convention
Sunday afternoon. and the coming
games were discussed at great length.
All agreed that the tournament would
be the most successful ever held in the
city and that 1t would definitely decide
the team championship without Ques-
don.
The bowlers have received the follow
Of the American Bowling Congress:
naytoh, Ohio, jh. -. leo3.
NJ the Members and Dsleateu Of The America
Bowling Congress,
Fellow Boelers. The annual convention and
tournament % the American Bowling Congr.ss
1t the uni,ed States will Ia held a. ind.nu,
apolls. Ind. Fsc. % to March l., 1905.
The business tssioo OF tho congress. -hl i
The evening world., 1903-01-27
ALL-AMER|CANS
LOST TWO GAMES.
lefferts and De Long Royal
Arcanum's Only Winners
Against Champion Trio. -.

There Is joy in the bowling circles OF
the Leferts and De Long Councils, OF
the Royal Arcanum, to-day. 1t is u
to the success OF their teams In the
games against the All-Amerlcan trio on
the Elephant alleys in Brooklyn last
night. The champions were in very
good form, but they found it impossible
to keep up with the pace set by the six
bowlers from the two councils.
The All-Americans played three other
councils. or five games in all. They won
all except those against the Lefferts
and DE Longs. and scored a total OF
1861 points. That was 100 more than
all five councils of the Royal Arcanum
boTled. The total of the dfteen Royal
A~rcanumites was 2,T6i.
In a match with Phil Wolf, against
Doiez aud Miller, Petersen. OF the ALL
Americans. scored 2j4. 1t was the high
est score of the day.
The score OF the All-American fol-
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FAUST AND BOTHNER
POST LAST $100.
Amount Will Go as Sid bet on
Result IF Bout on Next e
Thursday.

August Faust and George Bothnef,
who are to meet in a wrestling hout
a: the New Polo A. C., on Park ave
nue. and One Hundred and Twenty
ninth street. on Thursday night, have
deposited the last Slco which is to 20
as A side bet. Faust looks in At
enough condition to tackle any Of the
big fellows and his confident air has
give many the impression that he Will
az least come very near succeeding In
his TASK to throw Bothner four times
in an hour.
TIL. interest in the match is shown
nv the large advance sale of seate.
Already Manager johnnie Oliver, of the
POI. Club. has been asked to reserve
over $3.50 worth OF seats and 1t Is
likely that every one of the l,2O in the
club house will be taken by the time
the men enter the ring.
The evening world., 1903-01-27
SPORTING NEWS OF ALL SORTS BRIEFLY TOLD.

50
"a, ,,,. ho,n .,,. - -.
t.,nr.. p w., ,n. - ~.
Inc New YORK 4. G, a. well "a r.. s,snE,ps
81 t~o!umoA. are amonE tnoss %ho have seen
o.n,.t. en- ~ ,H"r casa, sn1 WI gI9oAoS
,,snnS r.. nar, Iunu,' haWes AI'ht INeh'|'
""' y" " %
"@D'"lN 10 keep rom max ne scratches on his
o7a' 'h2h "eAi Nat Wsri, cnanP.on OF BrooN'yn,
IL MS hA'eo "'H Tom hhfh' In the pfo!eaVnnhl
poo' sNs'pAaNes 10 h'"ok''n la" n'Eht' A.Iaough
haIns MAls o".y lNo It,, '~erA'rhes his arrcri
tn5ss %, Nj I,ur,, c, y 1890" ~ W.,
score, vitho'r brs,k. II, ~ ""'"n, ~
.hsIpsi TO "a, me r,.l, " so '"'"' "''H
F1N' ~ hnsian1's oes' poo p,syt-S MI pref
pa a return o. INC matches With lhs Americans
Nho PLAYED Abroad last year me visitors vii.
femaln IN ~ country aoour six vs,k. plA.lrx
through Iae Ns~pors and NarragAnseit ,olrla-
msuu,
h''Ae''' oval where N many iN'trro'let'a's
..a'",o NEE, nt. a',' been a''a. IL to ne 'olG,
The evening world., 1903-01-27
Last BALL WON FOR
!: J: LADY OLEANDERS.

The oleander Ladies won their two
games In the Harlem women's cham
pionshipj tournament at Klumpfs al
leys. In the game between the Clean
dsrs and the Lady Hudsons the last
81 was the decldlnS one, the oleanders
Sthning by four pins. The score:
FIRST GAME.
oleandsr Ladies-Mrs. Gas. 100; Mrs, Rev
srstea. 1926: Mrs. Gebiert. 95: Mrs. Feidhaussn.
a.; Mrs. Bo.ttier. 1903. Total, SO,
Z, Lady Hudton--Mrs, Kicker, %: Mrs Mckenzie.
"a; Mrs, Hoblitzell. 1ol: Miss Mcintosh, i25;
Mrs.. Scott. liz. Total. S?l.
SECOND GAME.
Lady Hudson-Mr,. Kicker. l32; Mrs Me-
KenIie. ai; Mrs, Hobl.t5tll, 81; Ms Mcintosh.
90: Mrs. Scott, IL. Tn'al. 523,
Colder LINK Lad e. Team 10 Mrs Nr.ek-
lis; Mrs, ulrIeh, 20; Mrs. Eubler. III. Total,
III THIRD CANE.
olsAnder LsdIss--Mr,, GAS. a6; Mrs Ber-
srHen, "a; Mrs. Gs,lert. l23; Mrs. FsldhauS-n,
The evening world., 1903-01-27
WITH THE WOMEN
BOWLING EXPERTS.
The Bright Star Club Makes
Some Big Scores in Their
Games-NeWs of the Alleys.

The Ladies' Bright Star Bowling Club
is TIE name by which the Wednesday
Night Cluo, who roll on Reissmann's al
leys, EiEhty-seventh street and First
avenue is known. Mrs, Frank De Bonis
Is President, Mrs. VI. Rosenhe,k. Vice
President, Miss Annie Strauss. Secre-
tary. Mrs. Rshm, Tr~ea surer; Mrs. Leon
hardt. Captain. The other members are
Miss Mamie Janka. Miss Annie Mohr-
wenkel, Miss Louise Heuer. Miss Rosie
Hoffman,. Mrs, Sclerer and Mrs. kru-
ger. President Mrs. De Bonis Is the
recognized star IF the club. her average
for the season being l60. Mrs. Rosen-
beck, Mrs. Rehm and Miss IIoffmann
are another trio that have given a good
account ~ themselves, taeir average
scores being about l6. Every now and
then the ladies' invite their husbands
and friends to the alleys 10 pass a pleas
ant evening with them. TIL next o:
these affairs Will come off about The
middle OF February.
The Krcutz and Queer Bowling club
gave one q. their ladies' nights at II.
Wills's Columbus Hall alleys on sunday
evening, Mrs. Kne.l won the first prize
with a score OF ls2. Mrs. schapp the sec
ond, Mrs. Schnable tho third, Mrs.
Walsh the fourth. Mrs, Becker the fifth,
Mrs. Burger the sixth, Mrs. Wick the
seventh. Mrs. lille Hoppe the eighth.
Mrs, Pennamasoot the ninth. and Mrs.
Dolan the tenth. After the prizes had
been distributed the members and their
gusts adjourned to the dininS-hall.
Dancing followed, and the merry pin.
knights and their guests tr.pped the
light fantastic until the wee small hours
OF Monday morning.
The evening world., 1903-01-27

With total ot tsur hundred entries
he indoor games q tn. PLs,ins A c. ami
Company k. Eighth Res. ment, Nh!5b VIII 10
hsid in the latterS Armory on Saturday. s!ve
psomise o, beiLg the most kssnly contested ~
inyi decided 10 the hstra2oi tau dUtr.ei inls
and the intsrsehoiaSt,l relay rAue a. one u y
again Will furnish az opportunity for ths jnnior
athletes 10 Try conclusions from > handicap sand
point.
John '. coek.rill, President n the Road
pTlvsrs' Association Of Sew York. his been
e4seitd q member Of the NtT York Dr'vins
club, and thI teisoA instead u sending his
horses to Bay shore hs vii have them traInei
cor the mIiiuees a. The Empire track, II Is not
uniiksly that his isni1u, gs.d ng, SNl', NJ!
Be sent to %duplicAls his performances Of .a,t
tracks without meeting defeat. NJ. Co ,krr L., :
application for memoeEillp carried ins rlI "
James Butler, President OF 'hr EmDsrs "iy
frotttng clue
There should be a large Iitsndsnce to- morrow
evening at pleksl'I RlalnE Aoldsmy. when re
Cadet 4. A. A, holds ~ MN annual ,ndoor
footbali carnival. The preliminary game vii, be
bstyesa The ReAo'utss and Ninhstian Squares
Ia the ilsht.Weighi honors, aud e. Will 0e t''-
loved by The iuE-of-NAr Tor toe prEe up " ne
forstieIA Of America Ias man ATTRACTION Ia the
same for the heANy-Htlgat championship be-
tween bradley Institute AMI the Edgecom1rs.
the Lexington A., A. Ge4f NIUE school, and
Toeins unitsrsiy second team. AnOwe ~ the
TeTses A. C.
The Fordham College track team has elected
- FalloR. 'Oi. Of Boston. captain for the sea
fan Q; 1905. lASt year In thS i00-ysrd dash Of
~ NsW York Athletic Ciuo's annual games At
TiAFsfs Island Fallon, from the b~ys-yArl iinS.
deaatfd Duhey, Of Georgsaown. This is Fallon's
!tlfd ysaI a. captain Ot TOE track team, M4ur ~
~ Mccarthy. trainer u the team. Issued a can
~ e4n0idAtea reeently and thirt, -nVs re-
lHae
Afn lniersssd 10 harness racing In every
q ne eouptry are In Boston 10 attend ihs
sftIAs o. The Stewards o. the Grand elrsu!t
#4AA 4 70 BE held to-day.
1|Hfse RlssF esI4asn are enowdlnE The bosi,
'#|s<a - ,'fsaiIsrg Row these DAYS to wsrE
- - ~ lasius nssAlats and sIsrsits With
|.|I1 snA lunbbella ia tas usual Iadsol
*@ tF f4 a4uaue season. 1As eoldntil
.&4 444I1fI 141 ~ toaaAnt rain and snoE
&&.@||&f pal |l14 EsDtnBihE out sn Il.
2 - sA.ussse 5nls.ri ,
The evening world., 1903-01-27
CRY OF "POL|CE"
STOPPED FIGHT.
Private Contest in Brooklyn
Was in Tenth Round When
BIuecoats Were Seen.

Another private fight was held IN
Brocklyn last night. but owing to the
appearance OF the police while the men
we're fighting the tenth round the on
gfest was not finished.
The principals were Frank Cairo and
Morris Roche. two %l3O-pound boxers. OF
Brooklyn. For some time past they
have been anxious to meet in the ring,
go number Of sporting men OF the
Tenth Ward. Brooklyn. offered them a
Nurse. The battle was hard fought.
ats1n the tenth round the cry OF police"
WAS raised. A number OF bluecoats We're
seen approaching and the spectators
and fighters got away.
The evening world., 1903-01-27

members. his place IN turn being taken
hy Mr., stein. who wa also unanimously
e,CCteJ despite MS protests.
S-h.us,nGS average OF 227 l-2 for six
Games, made on his home alleys in the
Alley owners tournament last Monday
e%"cn!ng. with Fred Brinkama as his
opponent, was a remarkable perform
dure only once did the Columbus ave-
ale aoMlc score OelON the douole CEN
Jury mark. mat being IN the htth game,
wn"i At Jailed lso, the other scores
being ~, 2i5. as, ?i5 and 25s.
Thee Will be a team match OF best
three out OF hye games al the Fair
alleys, Nos, i2O-is Fourteenth street.
ON SUNDAY, FeJ. /, between the Palm
club, OF BTOoklyn, represented By {.
S'lmitz, 5, lockwood and II, safer,
Check, +. Reed n A, Bisang.
ldttle ''Danny' Macdonald. the an
chor VI the Morris club, and AIR. A..
Bauer, u OF Charlie" Stars pets,
had, ON Tuesday evening, a friendly
set-to on Thum 4 Kahlsdorrs Harlem
Palace alleys. A large crowd witnessed
the games which We're closely Contested,
but the. Norris crack got the best OF II.
celns victorious In tie " series rolled.
The worst bowler in Harlem 10 probably Andy
NAlonsy. To roll 100 la big score for hin.
and Jimmy Deyiln. With one arm In > sllnG.
s~leeseded In beatiag him out by several plai
bgt Jlnmy ran more tAan half Wsy aesn lie
80
The evening world., 1903-01-27
TOYS CLAIM OF FOUL
NOT ALLOWED, so HE QUIT.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2I-Austin Rice, the
feather-weight fighter Of New London.
Conn, who recently stood seventeen
rounds before Young Corbe.t," at Hot
Springs, Ark. met Eddie Toy. the Cali
tornia fighter. before the Olympic A. e.,
Of this city. las5 night and was awarded
the decision in the seventeenth round.
Toy claimed Rice fouled him by hitting
MIN low, and refused 10 fight when the
referee would not allow the claim.
The evening world., 1903-01-27
MATTHEWS AND O'ROURKE
DIDN'T FIGHT LAST NIGHT.

BOSTON, Jan. 2z.-Matty Matthews
and Charley o'Rourke, the Boston well
er-weisht. did not meet in their pro-
posed eight-round bout before the Cri-
terion A. c. last night. Matthews was
ready. 10 go on, but O'Rourke was not.
The latter exhibited an injured hand
and so the contest was postponed to
some future date. O'Rourke hurt his
hsnd boxing with mis- partner while
The evening world., 1903-01-27
Parr Threw Parker Three Times.

BUFFALO. Jan. 2I--rn their handicap wrsst.
ling match hers last night Jim PAIR. Of Enc.
land, hsd an easy time OF 1t with Harvey Parker,
OF Sbw York. Parr agreed to throw tho lit-le
demon Of the wrestling mat three times Sithir
an hour. This the Englishman dill in exactly %
minutes and 2 seconds OF wrestling. which vas
too one-sded TO be of interest to the 1900 spec
tators in tho Olympic Athletie Club. PAR
weighed $50 pounds. He was in fair shape
Parker weighed about 145 pounds and looked to
no in the pink OF condition.
The evening world., 1903-01-27
Big Crowd Saw Fieht.

Mahcr and Choynski acted as a great magnet on the boxing enthusiast.
for rev before has there been en such a large crowd in the Washington
Sporting Club, Fly Q o'clock every seat was occupied while more than Ave
hundred persons were compelled to stand mp. All the prominent men in the
Quaker City were o hand to SCI the fight and two hundred or more sport
ing ml fron New York were also al. the ring side.
The evening world., 1903-01-27
Irish Champion Was Counted Out in the
Second Round to Strains of "A. Q.
n. Grand March Music,

Joe Choyuskl has had his revenge o Peter Maher. He knocked the
orstwhile champion nut last night in the arena IF the Washington Sporting
Clu' in Philadelphia fifty seconds before the end OF the second round. Maher
thought the Irshman had quit. This was not s q. choynskrs short
swing did tina job neatly and quickly. The result of the fight
pleased Choynski greatly, for last night was the eighth anniversary of his
wedding and practically marked the nineteenth year Of his fighting career.
Each fighter received $3.50 as his share of the receipts.
While Referee Recap was going through the ceremony OF counting
Maize! ut "A orchestra could be heard playing the grand march at the ball
o thu Ancient Order of Hibernians of Philadelphia, which was in progress
Industrial Hall. which adjoins the clubhouse OF the Washington Sport
ing Club Maher is one Oft the prominent members Of this organization, and
II was at his request that Matchmaker Johnny Kelly started the show half
an hour earlier than usual SO that Maher could attend the ball.
Maher OutcIassed.
AS to the fight there was little to it. Maher a completely outcassed
by the clever Choynski. Maher showed that he is nc longer the great
rugged slam-bang fighter he was several years ago, when n mighty wanop
Of his right mauer would put almost any of the big fellows out. PetI
tried time after time to get in his famous right swing on Choynski, but the
Californian was 100 shihy and the blow only scattered the smoky atmo-
sphere The only good blow that Maher landed was a short left hook to the
Jaw. 1t was so effective that it made Choynskis knees knock together.
Maher had a good chance then to administer further punishment, but Choyn-
SKI by good ring seneralship, avoided the dangerous blows.
Realizing that the easiest way TO beat Maher was to keep jabbing him,
Cho"1ski started OH by shooting his long left into Peters face. The first
time that Choyhski landed this blow he raised a lump yer Peters right eye.
ChoynsN kept up this jabbirg and every time he landed Peters head was
sen: back as II it had bee. jerked from behind. The jabs came sc fast that
In the second round Choynski landed frequently with his left and after
da2ing Peter with another OF his tantalizing left jabs he crossed his right to
Peters jaw and the fight ended then and there.
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as Mrs eo'tt!.r. lsi. To.ai. 5S.
Gold.n Liuk LADIES' Team M. Mrs Kick
baum. 10. ; Mrs schoenS ms7. 81: Miss Go.p.pri.
IL Mrs tlr!eh. Sc, Mfs. kusler. ss, Tot,l,
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STRIKES AND SPARES.

The FIdelia Bowling club viii GEE.
hraio their twenty-hf, anniversary IN
Thursday, Feo ~, with a banquet and
bal al Terrace Garden, Invitations
VIII De limited To members, ex.mcm-
beers and friends,
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The officers OF John I.eppIg's hous,
tournament are as follows: Edward Il.
S%tubenyoll, President; John schott. Sec
Rotary; John Leipzig, sr.. Treasurer;
George II. schell, Captain. Standing
Committee: Adam S~chaenler, Chair.
man; Henry Schmidt, Andrew Moeiler.
The Standards selected a new presI-
dent at their las, meeting, held on
Klumpp'S standard alleys last Monday
afternoon. Ylee-PreEident John Prohst
being he unanimous choice Of the club
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members, his place IN turn being taken
hy Mr., stein. who wa also unanimously
e,CcteJ despite MS protests.
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The De Ia Sails Institute BASKETBALL team has
added Smother victory to It's LIST BY d~stsat!nE The
norris high scheol team 10 the gymnasium Of
me lattsr BY the score o. 80 10
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Thomas Rssd, once the chImp.on auOlt pitcher
q Easlaad and America. dls4 At his Acme Ia
ssrAAtea ys-Ianasy, lie "a sbeat aAy yaAI, 90