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The Washington times., 1905-03-11
Clark ana Peyt0n Bout
Was Suddenly Stopped
Denufv Sheriff Butted in in Seventh Round.
Social and Literary Entertainment
Promptly Began.

n foot, which wrisgIed violently back
ard forth, while the arm and It's solleo
hand up and down. And those
raps continued The crowd expected
every minute to see the usual iong-hair-
ed man vii h unnanicured nails take up
a silver collection.
these ghost1y manifestations up aloft,
and why he should kick q hole in the
roof shelteriES a social and literary en-
tertainment will ever be as much of a
mystery as the meaning OF the motions
of the arm and leg. The crowd became
excited and began to take other spirits
from tnalf-ptnts to steady Its nerves;
when suddenly the waving hand and
swinging foot were withdrawn. the door
was opened. and in walked the constable
with his breastplate-iike badge and look
asticaIiy with discordant combination
of the refrains of Home, Sweet Home"
and 'Suwanee River.
Literary Entertainment.
The ropes disappeared, the fighters
had their overcoats on and were agi-
tating the air in the singing. the gloves
were out of sight and the constable
went away. But he had broken UP the
fight, Clark said he would take no
chances on that Upper Marlboro jail.
The referee decided 1t no contest and
declared all bets off.
But, while the fight, seance, entertain
ment and other things had been hap
pening, the chauffeurs had fixed up the
baking benzine barouche and announe-
ed that II would carry the same specta-
tors and their loads back. That didn /
look good TO me and L came home in a
sea-geing hack with six others. There
was little doing on the return trip ex-
cept to get out every now and then push
the hack up q muddy hill, and listen to
Johnny O'Connor tell the same old story
about how his brother Pat once boxed
Bob Fftzsimmons four rounds and didn t
get killed.
Better luck, next time, bows.
TOM ROLAND
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
NELSON AND BRITT
IN FINISH FIGHT
Had she Raiston Bill Been Passed the
Lightweights Would Have Met
at Tonopah.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.-What
the fight-loving public of San Francisco
gains by the killing OF the anti-fight bill
in the State legislature the sports of
Tonopah lose Had the bill passed,
James w. Coffroth and Willie Britt
would have left today for the Nevada
mining camp
Coffroth would have carried with him
contracts binding Jimmy Britt and Bat
Ting Nelson to fight in Tonopah 1t is
understood it was to have been a finish
fight.
The affair was all arranged. hnt was
contingent upon the action taken by the
legislature. Now. instead of Britt and
Nelson battling at Touopah, they will be
next months card here in San Fran
cisco, provided Coffroth is granted a
permit by the board OF supervisors. If
he cannot get the permit, Tonopah will
again be the Mecca.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
CALIFORNIA KILLS
ANTEF|G BILL
Defeat of Ralston Measure
Was Totally Unexpected.
TRIUhNai II FOR PUGILIsM
Many Matches Are Being Planned, In
Guiding One Between Britt and
Nelson for Title.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE
boxing game is safe in California. at
least until the next Legislature meets.
The State assembly has defeated the
Ralston anti-fight BILL and it is con-
ceded that there is but slight chance
for a revision of feeling in the body,
such as led the State senate to first de-
feat and then pass the measure last
week The margin against the Dill was
only two votes. The tally at the END OF
the roll call showed thirty-fIve members
opposed to the measure and thirty-three
in favor of it. Slight as the advantage
is, the friends of boxing here consider
it signal and decisive victory.
Big Fights Now.
1t is now practically certain that Britt
and Nelson will soon meet to settle the
argument over the lightweight question.
The match will probably take place in
April the date for this month being
already given up TO a heavyweight bat
tie between Marvin Hart and Jack
Johnson.
The local promoters have already be-
gun TO plan for these battles, and man
ayers and fighters have renewed neso-
tiations for dates III the succeeding
months. 1t is reported here that jim
my" Cofforth has already clinched a
permit for an early show. and that he
will stage Tommy Ryan and Jack
O.Brien, of Philadelphia in battle for
the midateWeight championship as the
attraction.
General Revival.
1t is also likely that the game viii be
revived on a big scale at Los Angeles.
Several of the men who have pulled off
big shows there in the past are said TO
be ready to cast out lines for new at
fractions, and some rafting bouts are
promised for the spring and summer
With plenty of fights in prospect the
fans have become resigned to wait be-
fore seeing the finals in the lightweight
struggle. When Greggains announced
after securing the March permit that he
intended TO sign Hart and Johnson there
was considerable grumblfng among the
followers OF the sport Nelson's second
victory over Corbett made them hungry
for a sight Of the Dane in a return
match with Britt, and there was much
criticism of Greggains. Britt and Billy
Nolan, Nelson's manager, for not get
ting the men together at once.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
BASKETBALL.

a false impression has been caused by
reports that the crack Carroll Institute
basketball team, which has been doing
such fine work of late, has had the
same makeup for some time. and was
thoroughly drilled and trained before
the advent of DR.. Reilly
AS q matter of fact, the quintet
which represented the institute at the
beginning of the year went down in
defeat before Y. NJ. G A, but since DR..
Reilly has been coach he has made
changes and conditioned the PLAYERS
with the result that the team has one
of the best records in the history of the
organization. After the early defeat the
GeorgetoWn man took charge and since
that time the CAROLS have defeated
every team that they have met
Credit TO whom, etc
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
It Was the Sheriff.

Authoritative raps on the door. a
whispered warning and the scientific
sparring exhibition for points came to an
end and the literary session began. Rube
Carter jumped into the center Of the
saWdust and announced that he would
favor the brother members with song.
after which the recitation and charades
would be given. Somebody beat Rube
to the song by starting My Old Ken
lucky Home" and we We're soon singing
Justify. Meanwhile those raps con
tinued. The singing became stronger
ethat Upper Marlboro caiaboose never
did look like the Waldorf-Astoria,
Then came the most remarka bic
feature of the social and literary enter
tainment. There was serambiing
sound on the roof. a hole appeared IN
It, and through the hole there came a
spooky, eerie arm that waved frantical-
ly up and down. The waving arm, and
the rapS on the door, left nothing lack
ing but a woman In q dirty wrapper and
a charge of 30 cents to make the affair
a typical seance.
Presently the arm was augmented by
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
CARROLL INSTITUTE
DEFEATED FOURTH

For the second time this season the
fast basketball team representing the
Carroll Institute defeated the Fourth
Presbyterian team last night at the
Fourth's gymnasium by 13 TO 10.
Last nights game was much closer
and more interesting than the first con-
test. which was won by Carroll by a
large score. Fourth was first to score,
and up to within a few minutes of the
ending of the first half held the lead,
5 to .. At the end Of the first period
the Institute was ahead, to l.
Gold and White started off with fine
speed and team work and at the end of
the game had run up Is TO the Presby-
terians' 1e
The scnf,e.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

Harry Wolverton, the former Philadef-
pflla National third baseman, who said
that he would retire from the game.
rather than accept the cut in salary
which was made when he was traded to
Boston, has done what all the others
who held out for an increase did-he has
signed the Boston National contract.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
BASKETBALL GAME AT
THE Y. M. C.. A. TONIGHT

The Y. n. c A basketball team viii
meet the Fourth Presbyterian team at
the Association gymnasium this even
ing at 8:45 ..
Before the game there Will be two
bouts in fencing by members Of the
Association Fencing Club. The first
will be between Patterson and Cole, the
winner to go AGAINST Williamson, the
present holder of the Association cham
pionship.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

President PuIliaE, of the Nationa
League, has refused to sign the decree
Of the national commission in the Tay
lor case, reprimanding James a. Hart.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
Fast Scrapping.

Peyton proved the faster Of the two
and the more clever boxer. In the first
three rounds he was all there. His
1efts constantly reached Clark's body
and his right was crossed over now and
then to the head, but the rights all
landed too high. Clark retaliated with
rights and iefts to the body, which
were mostly blocked, and an occasional
left to the head.
The next three rounds We're not sc
much in favor of Peyton. His oppo-
nent got in several smashing body
blows that took the steam out OF the
negro-apparently-a in the fifth ses-
sion two Iefts to the head caused Pey-
ton to go down. In the sixth round
Clark landed right and left to the head
and Peyton sent a hard smash to the
jaw The round closed with Peyton
seemingly weak, but that did not stop
the betting on him, for the general i'm
preston was that he was shamming and
trying to draw Clark into q bad place.
In the seventh round Clark opened
with a II hot left 10 the heart. Peyton
countered TO the kidneys. and
1T was the deputy sheriff.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

Chicago will send 81 bigger delegation
to the Pennsylvania relay carnival ct
Franklin Field next month than ever
before.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

Ralph Rose, the big shotputter, has
bobbed up IN Chicago and is preparing
for his coming meeting with Billy Coe.
VINO was reported to have smashed the
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

The Annapolis crews had their first
practice on the water yesterday. There
were three eights out in charge of Coach
Dick Glendon.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

Harry White. who is in charge Of the
George Washington players, is the only
member Of the Chicago Americans who
club.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

All the National League clubs have
waived claim TO Dick Cooley, and the
old-timer will nov accept a position as
manager of the Albany New York
League club.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

While the lawmakers of California and
New York made decisions which will be
favorable to boxing, the action of the
Missouri Legislature in repeating the
breeders law Will kill the turf game
around st. Louis.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

James J. Hogan, captain of the Yale
football team OF last fall. will come
on the Southern trip with the Eli base
ball team as the official scorer.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
TURF.

The police of Chicago have succeeded
in driving many OF the poolroom men
Of the Windy City ont Of business by
continued raids
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

Manhattan College has a new recruit
for the box in Frank Dolan, of the VIII
rnington Club.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

Northwestern has received $4,000 to b
used in improving It's athletic field.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
MAT AND RING.

Jack Mccormick, the would-be pugi-
list, who was knocked out by John L.
Sullivan the other night, has challenged
jim Jeffries.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

Jack Rooney and Jim Parr are to meet
in n wrestling match at the Chicago
Athletic Association on next Saturday.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

It is reported that the Memphis track
is likely to withdraw from the Western
Jockey Club because Of the disQualffica-
ton Of many of its prominent horsemen.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

Harvard is trying to make arrange
ments TO send lacrosse team to Eng
land next summer
TOM ROLAND.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

The Y. NJ. & A. indoor baseball team
Will play the Baltimore Y.'M. G. a. on
next Saturday evening.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
BASEBALL.

Since Ed Gri1lo bought the Toledo
Club the team is being called the Co
riIIas.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

baltimore City College has decided not
10 hold an indoor meet this winter.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

With the Ralston bill killed, the Mar
win Hart-Jaek johnson fight viii be
pulled off on the coast early next month,
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
COMMENT s. BOWLING s. RACING s. ATHLETICS BOXING
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

record at a recent meet at Medford.
Mass
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

simple that anyone can use IT and the
drunkard need never know why he quit
drinking intoxicating liquors.
It Is physical inlpossfbility for anyone
to drink intoxicating liquors and take this
medicine.
If anyone desires to try this marvellous
remedy, DR.. J. ". Haines. 1899 Glenn Build
ing, Cincinnati, Ohio. will gladly send
free trial package, that they may see how
easily it can be used and how positive its
effect is.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11

GoaIs-Cullen 81, Cramer. Korr, HoI-
lander, James, Baum. Woodhead- Free
throWs-Cramer. James "a. Substitute
Miller for Swope.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
Rube Carter Won.

+ Young Dixon was as fierce as St
Patrick's Day weather at first, and
opened the proceedings by knocking Car
ter down with q, left to the nose The
Rube jumped up promptly and induiged
in a few wild swings. One of these
landed on Dixon, who began to lose his
enthusiasm right there A wild. weird
right swing on the neck made Dixon
take the count a few seconds later he
went down from another blow of the
same sort and did net recover for three
| or four minutes. It was a victory for
| the countrymen, but there be those who
| think that Dixon was more scared than
! hurt
A blast from the trumpets and the
star gladiatoTs arrived.
Both looked confident and in good con
! dition, but Peyton was Immediately IN.
stalled as favorite. AS good as 10 to
| was offered that he would WIN but tbs
/ Clark money suddenly faded away. and
/ there was not q hundred dollars bet OF
/ what was expected to be a great spec
| ulative proposition.
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
A Home Cure Which Any Lady Csa
Give Secretly, That VIII Posi-
lively Stop Drinking.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

An odor1ess and tasteless remedy when put
IN the drunkard's coffee food viii destroy
all desire for drink. This razsdx 10 -
The Washington times., 1905-03-11
Bubble Buggy Busted.

Bubble Buggy Busted.
A mile or so from the trysting place
the bubble buggy busted, and we all had
to get out and walk, after yainly trying
to push the six-ton conveyance out of
the hole into which 1T had sunk. Walk
ing was not good last night You would
have noticed that fact had you been
there, and when the spectators did reach
the end of their journey they were wet
and peeTish.
After some delay the preliminary was
put on. 1t was between that eminent
r11ittist, Rube Carter, and an aspiring
Afro-American who called himself
Young Dixon. That scrap in itself was
worth the price of admission. Neither
of the boys had expected TO appear in
the ring, and had no outfits. SO they
fought in their pants and street shoes
Carter's feet Were shod in what re-
sembied the heavy lead-soled shoes OF
a diver. Nothing like them has ever
been seen in a ring since Alex Brown
wore a pair of gumboots through bout
some time ago.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
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