Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-10
BASKET BALL TEAM.

GuS hunilu pew into new YORK the
other day with his eye out for a match
with Hart, Schrenck, Kaufman or any
other of the ~pretenders to the heavy
weight title. For reasons unknown to
himself, he is having very little luck
making a match with any of the as
pirants for the big title.
Aurelia Herrera and Eddie Hanlon
have posted a $500 forfeit to insure
their appearance before the Pacific
club at Los Angeles, Nov. 3. The boys
are to get so per cent of the receipts,
divided rs and and 25 per cent.
From the tales that come from Cam
bridge it might not be a good idea to
slip the second team into the suits
worn by the varsity eleven. Nearly
every day the dispatches tell us how
the second team tore the varsity line
to pieces or how the varsity was out
played in practice. In the way of
holding, the second team has been lay
ing 1t all over the varsity.
Bulletin No. 1926: Captain Shevlin's
leg is still troubling him n he may
not get into the Yale line again before
TINS paper goes 20 press.
Princeton is putting in a lot of hard
practice with the back field. The
eleven is showing up better as the sea-
son takes or age.
Coach Chalmers of Iowa is disap-
pointed over the showing of his team:
says it is playing worse foot ball than
1t did two weeks ago, and that of itself
was most disheartening.
VIM. G. Matthews, a negro. is coach
ing the fashionable Noble & Green
ough's school foot ball eleven, near
Boston. Matthews is a widely known
Harvard athlete. He will continue his
studies at Harvard law school, while
coaching the young players.
Mr.. Robt. Fitzsimmons, actor, au-
thor, %reconteur, bon vivant. pugilist
and ex-horseshoer, has decided to quit
the stage. He was the star in a dram
mer called "a Fight for Love-" and his
wife played the heroine. In descrip-
ing the play Bob said: II shoe a horse.
punch the bag, knock the villain out
twice, and make love to my wife. It's
good stuff and | thought it would be
a winner. | act as natural as / can.
It's hard to be a natural actor. It's too
hard when the rednecks can't see you.
So I'm going to quit"
The simulated anger Of Mr.. Chas.
Comiskey over the early announce
ment of dates for the worlds cham
plonship series between Philadelphia
and New York, has simmered down so
that Mr.. Comiskey may be approached
from the front or rear without an ex-
plosion of anger. Really, the Chicago
man acted in a most unseemly man
ner n all FER nuttin'."
Notre Dame has sent one man to the
hospital and has another on the sick
list. McNerney is nj for the season
with an injured knee and Silver is
sick.
Bard is one of the best ground gain
erstha has played back of the line
Tor Princeton in several years.
Kid Herman and Young OLeary will
probably be matched for a limited
round 60 before the Badger Athletic
club at Milwaukee on Oct. 20.
Blair, the auburn haired full back
or the Northwestern eleven, has been
missing for two weeks, and Coach Nc
Colnack has sent out tracers for him.
There is but n available candidate
for the place in case he fails to show
up.
Jack Johnson. who calls himself the
negro heavyweight champion, has or
Tered to give 81 900 to charity if Mar
win Hart will accept his challenge for
a return fight.
Terry McGOyern's coming fight with
Tommy Murphy will be the most i'm
portant in his ring career. II means
more ia him than his famous go with
Pedlar Palmer of England, or the one
IN which he wrested the championship
from George Dixon. Then Terry was a
young man, fighting his way up: now
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