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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
TEACHERS FORM TEAM
Pedagogues of Grade Schools En-
thuse Over Basketball and Issue
Challenge for Game.

Basket bah has taken firm hold on
the teachers Of the public schools, and it
would not be surprising if some exciting
contests are played this winter. Instead
OF the teachers lining up with the student
body and cheering tor their. respeetne
teams, one eau expect TO see the student
body out en- mase and yelling for their
teachers 10 take "a fail out of the pedS-
SOgues of some other school The first
game of the season Viii probably be be-
tween the LiuCOlnS and L.OWeils The
teachers of the former are out with a
challenge which the teachers Of the latter
can hardly overlook, and the students Of
both schools are anXiOusly awaiting the
day of conflict.
The lineup of the lincoln team is Miss
Frances Russell. captain. Miss Bessie
BCWring. Miss May Alexander Miss Flor
cnce Dye and Miss Ruth Palmer. Miss
Eta Powers the principal OF the school,
who coached the school team which won
over the Lowells yesterday, is the coach.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
NO TYPHOID GERMS

In distilled water. Don't drink city
water; 1t is responsible for 500 cases
of typhoid fever in this city.
Physicians recommend pure distilled
water IL is dangerous to drink city
water We furnish distilled water and
the cost is only l cent per glass. and
health is In every glass. Six half-gal-
Ions. with porcelain stopper. 81 60 per
case. and "a 500 rebate for case re-
turned
THE SALT LAKE CITY SODA
WATER COMPANY.
Distributors of Distilled Wat&-. Phone.
Bell, l55-k Ind. phone. H..
Addresses. IS TO 80 West Third South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
RACE Is FALSELY RUN
As a Result Two Favorites Finish
Third and Fourth and Ten to
One Shot Wins.

San Francisco, Nov 2l-The Hanover
handicap was a falsely run race. as Nj
grette and Rightful, the best horses in the
race, finished third and fourth. respective
~. The start was very poor. but Princess
Titania was away on her toes and she and
Judge raced like a team most Of the way.
and when the stretch was reached the
former blew up and finished in the middle
of the bunch. Nigrettc was hemmed in
all the way down the stretch and Knapp
had to pull up to keep from falling. At
Jhat she ran good race and got the
SHOW. Skillfully raced by Radtke Albert
Fir came with rush ana crossed the
line winner by the best part of a length
from Judge. Weather clear; track good.
Results:
First race, six furlongs-Nealon.Is 100.
Schade. 10 ], won, Succeed. III, T.. Muir
ply, TO /. second; Rey Del Mmdo. III.
Nap, Sea Lad, Queen Rec Iron Watson,
Running Miss. MeliOr. Watchful. Alma
Boy Lacene and ClausulO also ran.
Second race, five and one-haIf furl0ngs
I,Ayonals l05, Knapp, to ]. won; Tom
McGrath, Is, Schade. Z TO -, second; Char
latan. los, l.. Williams. to ], third. Time
-l.lS44- ROci Nj Nj, Julette. st. Francis,
E8muS, y be Meyer and FuibeFt also ran
Third race, mile and one-siXteenth-
Glenrice, 100, League, - 10 /. won; DiXeiie'
l04, Knapp. to .. second, San Primo. -.
Radtke. T. 10 10, third. Time-l;50li Rof
tot, Hilee Ora Mckinney, GlenarVon. lisa
beliita, Dundreary, Montana Peerless,
Nabonassar and Royal Red also ran.
Fourth race Hanover handicap, seven
furlcngs-Aibert Fir. 90, Radt6e, 10 to /,
won: Judge, lul, League. l. to I. second;
Nigrette, 162. Knapp. ID 10 =. third. Time
-1:27la. Rightful, Princess Titania, Gre
gOr X, Salable and GOOdCheer also ran.
Fifth race, six Ongs-ROyal Rogue.
l0l, Mcbride, to .. won; Northwest l'@,
Fountain. % to ]. second: Sad Sam. los.
League 4 to /. third. Time-l:l4$i. Black
Art bod Anderson, BannOkbelle, Esca-
madO. Judge Denton, Speaker FOntana
and Lillitus also ran.
Sixth race. mile and fifty yards
Deutschland, 10, Clark to I, won; Re
serVation. III, Davis II to 10. second: Cor
GAZETTE, lG7. Mcbride, 9 TO .. third. Time
1:tra. HaVland. Beau OrmOnde, Briar-
thorpe and Scotch Thistle also ran.
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TIE AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Props and Freshmen Are Unable to
Defeat One Another.

The "preps" and the freshmen foot
ball teams played a tie game at the
university yesterday. The final score
was 10 o. This Is the second game
played recently between these two teams,
tlHe first one being also a tie game il
was hoped the second game would re-
sult la "a victory for one side or the
other. When final time had been called
and neither side had scored, il was de-
cided that the game be continued fiji
teen minutes So. after a moments rest,
TT began again. bat neither side scored.
Another game VIII be played soon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
LAST TRIBUTE TO TEACHER
Funeral of Mrs. Frencelia J. Ames Is
Largely Attended by Her
Friends.

The funeral of the late AIRS. FFen-
celia J. Ames was held yesterday aft
ernOon at O'Clock from the First Pres
byterian church. IL was largely at
tended by school teachers and students
from all over the city. The deceased
was a teacher in the Wasatch school.
The floral tributes were numerous
and beautiful. Conspicuous among
them were those of the teachers of the
city, one from the Wasatch school and
one from the city engineers office,
where Mrs. Ames son is employed.
Rev. W. NJ. Paden officiated at the
funeral and paid a tribute to the life
Of the deceased. The pallbearers We're
j. o. Cross, Albert s. Martin. f. G.
Dustan, David Hemphill, l.. F. Zulick
and Il. J. leighton. Interment was in
Mount Olivet cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
FIGHT FOR THEATRE.

Vancouver. Il. c.. Nov oi--An exciting
battle for possession of the People the
atre here was fought at ( o'clock this
morning. ". H. Lucas is managing d.
rector of the owning syndicate. and has
an Office in the building The three
year lease Of the theatre given by Lucas
TO Carl Berch expired at midnight and
Lucas "ave q new lease 10 a thea trical
syndicate headed b. Timothy d. Sulli-
van OF New York and John Considine OF
Seattle. Berch claimed that his lease
gave him the option OF renewal, and re-
fused 10 reiinquish possession. Lucas,
with force Of thirty men. entered HE
own office at io'clock this morning and
thence forced his way into the theatre
Berch. with ten men. was in The box
Office. 9on Lucas refusing 10 leave
u is alleged, Berch or his assistants
fired a number OF shots at Lucas. Lu-
cas- and his men removed all the chairs
and portable theatrical effects and then
Withdrew.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
MAN HURRlEDLY FALLS UP BANK STEPS,
HAS FIT AND SCARES CLERKS AND PATRONS

Seized with an .epileptic fit about I
o clock yesterday afternoon, an un-
known man stumbled up the steps into
the Commercial National bank and
sank TO the floor. AS he fell he let out
a yell which sent chills up the bank
clerks backs and caused CONSERVATION
among the patrons. He bled from the
nose and mouth and every muscle
twitched in his body
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
PUPILS HAVE LECTURES.
Lincoln School Students Organize
and Secure Speakers.

The literary society OF the Lincoln
school has organized a lecture bureau
and a committee Of the higher grades
has already arranged a lecture course
and secured speakers for once each
month of the present year. So far they
have had addresses by Superintendent
d. II. Christensen, Rev. Elmer l. Co
shen and Mathonihah Thomas.
The society officers are: President,
Francis Wetzell; vice president. Dun
ford Clayton; secretary, Lucille Buttle;
treasurer, Irene POulton. The lecture
committee consists of Leroy Warth-
man, Thomas Davis and Frank Davis.
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o'KEEFE KNOCKED OUT.
Right to Jaw Does Work in Four
teenth Round.

Spokane. Wash, Nov. aA-"Honey''
Billy Melody of Boston knocked out
Jack OEeefe OF Chicago here tonight i'm
The fourteenth round before the Spokane
Amateur Athletic club. The Knockout
blow followed an irresistible line OF at
TACK from the Boston lad. who, after
the seventh round, had practically every
ihlnS MS own way. O. KeefC showed
flashes OF strength and frequently stag
Eered Melody with fierce swings 20 the
Iace' but Honey shook them off and, per-
fectly conditioned kept growing stronger
80 the end. finally sending O'KCefc down
Tor the count with "A hard right cross 10
tho point of the Jaw. IL was several
minutes before O'keefe recovered con.
sciousness
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
FOUR AUSTRIANS IN JAIL
Officers Believe They Have Knowl,
edge of Murder at Bingham
CANYON,

Sene Jemimich, George Sansch. Mike
Melich and John Horic are held a. ths
Bingham Canyon jail pending AN iuves-
tiGatiuu into the numerous assault made
upon Mike francevic. who was killed
Tuesday night al the Wedding of his
daughter.
Deputy Sheriffs J. L. Forbes and W.
B. Booth spent yesterday with an in
teTpretcr talking 10 their prisoners and
several suspects were released. The Of
ficers have gathered considerable evil
dnce against the men in sail and hope
20 land the guilty persons Matz Sabiu
3ha bridegroom is giving the Officers
considerable assistance in the case, but
he is not under arrest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
BUYS HOME ON BRIG HAM.
DR.. Samuel n. Allen Secures Valuable
Piece of Property.

Dr. Samuel H. Allen secured a valu-
able piece of Brigham street property
yesterday in deal negotiated by Tut
tie Bros. q WoOlley. The seller is +.
Eager Gladwin of Los Angeles.
The property is 454 Brigham street.
1t is located on the south side Of Brig
ham. just west of the Macintosh home.
and fronts on E street The lot has a
frontage of five rods and is ten rods
deep. There is a small house. q good
barn and fine trees on the property
The price paid was $4,000 Possession
is given at once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
RETIRED "PUG" GOES OUT IN ONE
ROUND WHEN HE TRIES TO REGAIN FAME

."Speck' Smith a retired prize fighter.
started out yesterday morning - show
the saloon keepers on East First South
street that he was still in the game. For
years "Speck' had Il reputation that
won him not only lauTels but money.
The one that he made yesterday, how
ever, landed him in jail and caused
charges of drunkenness. disturbing the
peace, assault and battery and resist
ing an officer 10 be preferred against
hiSc.
'Speck'' was in search OF a drink.
He "butted in everywhere and spared
with everyone he met. He said a pleas
ant good morning 10 all the bartenders,
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Telephone messages were sent 10
several physicians and the police sta
ton. Before any medical assistance
could be given him he partly recOV-
cred and scrambled out of the bank.
The police patrol met him as he left
the bank, but he refused 10 take ride,
saying that he was all right. He re-
fused to disclose his identity, and the
last seen Of him he disappeared up
Commercial street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
HURLEY is OUT OF 1T.
Harvard Captain Is Still in a Serious
Condition.

Boston. Nov. 3l.-Dr. " y. Billiard
and DIT. Nichols, who are attending Cap
tain Hurley of the Harvard football
eleven who is suffering from an injury
to his brain, issued the following bulle-
tin this evening:
Captain Hurley has passed comfort
ablt twenty-fOur hours. His symptoms
have slightly improved His condition is
still serious but not critical There rs
no possibility OF his playing tomorrow.
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but it didn't produce the drink. This
aroused 'Speck's' ire, and he started
to clean out every place he entered.
Police Officer George II. Moore was on
the First South street beat and inter
rupted 'Specb in his amusement. Smith
squared off at Officer Moore and told
the officer to put uD his dukes"
The round that followed was speCtacu-
lar ana ended with Officer Moore on top.
About leo persons gathered TO sec the
go but were dispersed when Sergeant
J. J. Roberts and two patrolmen APP
peared ''Speck" fought against all
three, but handouts were put on his
wrists and he was led to jail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
HAT THIEF GOES TO JAIL
William Gritten's Method of Quarrel.
ing Gets Him Thirty
DAYS.

William Gritten viii spend the next
thirty days in the city Jail for stealing
Mark Gearty's hat off his head and
hiding it. Gritten entered a plea OF
guilty before Judge c. B. Diehl in the
city court yesterday, but a sworn
statement was made by Gearty before
the defendant was sentenced
According TO Gearty's story, they
were drinking in a saloon at SO West
First South street yesterday morning
and some trouble arose. Gritten be-
came angry, and grabbing Gearty S
hat, ran out of the place and refused
TO return il. Gearty complained about
it TO the police and Gritten was gath
cred in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
TICKET SPECTATOR SET FREE.

Chicago. Nov. 24.-H. II. Waterfelt, vino
was arrested by order of Mayor Dunno
on The charge of speculating in tickets
for the Chicago Michigan football game.
was urraisned en- cOu|t today and after
agreeing that he would sell no more OF
the tickets. was discharged on the paw
mel II the costs.
.Anc her arrest was made today by the
police i'm connection with the scalping of
tickets for the Thanksgiving day game.
George Perry was arrested for selling
four $50 tickets for s..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
KELLEY TO MEET WINNER.

New York Nov. 2i-Announcement was
made here today that James Coffroth.
matchmaker OF the COima Athletic club
Of San Francisco, Will match Jimmy koi-
ley Ia meet the winner OF the Jimmy
Gardner-M!kC fTwn) Sullivan fight
which occurs IN san Francisco tonight
The bout viii take place later in Deem
Der thc men 10 weigh is pounds.
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Lincoln 10, Lowells 5.

The first basket hall game of the season
was played yesterday afternoon between
the teams OF the Lincoln and Lowell
schools y The game was Witnessed by sew
cral hundred spectators. The Lincoln
team coached by their principal, Miss
Eta Powers, was victorious by a score
of 10 to .. The game was refereed by
r. d. BURNER of the Y. NJ g. y The
lineup:
4 ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
YALE STUDENT IN TROUBLE.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 2f.-At meet
ms OF the freshman class OF the Yale
medical student yesterday Horace Belts
GaInsey Of Waterbury president of the
class. was requested to resign because OF
alleged speculation in football tickets for
the Aale-HarVard game. He was charged
with having sold nine tickets 10 specu-
lators. Garnsey made no explanation,
but declined 10 resign the class presi-
deuC-.
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HOPE FOR RECOVERY.

Chicago, Nov. 24.--rhe prospects for
Mr.. Fields recovery seemed brighter
tonight than at any time since the ne
cident occurred. Shortly before mid
night the following bulletin was issued
by DR. Billings and DR.. Bevan:
The general condition of Mr.. Fields
iH good. pulse, so; temperature. 9S. S. q
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BOTH FAIL TO SCORE.
Seniors and Juniors ar High School
Play the Game.

For the second time this season the
football teams of the senior and junior
classes of the Salt Lake High school yes
terday lined up against each other on
the High school campus Both teams
were full of the football spirit and the
hardly-cOntested game ended with score
of o to 0. Lineup of teams;
Juniors SArforo
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immigration Question.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Harry W Brown to Emma Hill
Brown, lot /. block Joe. plat D...s
Edward n. Ashton 10 Charles Bes-
selle, lots and T. block p North
Columbia subdivision ...... ...... GO
John Weir. jr., TO katherine Polm
part lot g. block g.. plat b ..........10,0U0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
NO CALL FoR BUSINESS.

tCIeVeland Pam Dealer1
Yes. Mr. Chaffy asked me to go fo,, u
ride in his new automobile 20 mOrrer."
why. YOU amt never been interdooced
20 i'm, have yOu2'
No. ] amt But there's no use fus-
sin over little thing like that when ycu
set chance o. ride In a new autor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
DATE OF BIG FIGHT.

san Francisco. Nov oi-The Fitzsim-
mons-O' Brien fight Will be held at Ne
chdUie pavilion ON Wednesday evening
Dec. - This announcement of the date
is authorized by q telegram from Pro-
m0ter COffrotu, who is still in New
l8ri-
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SENTENCED FOB LEE.

Oakland. Cal. Nov. 24-George BIaker,
one of the youths convicted of the murder
Of Thomas Cook, was this morning SEN
fenced to prison for life. Baker. with
two others. murdered Cook while com
uniting 2 highway robbery.
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self.oefense.

Why ia thunder did Eddie OTIS friends
work so hard TO get him elected 10 con-
gTess2'
They wanted to send him 20 some
place where he could talk politics ell he
wished To- and they wouldn't have to
listen 60 him -
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Mensic and Smith Draw.

Denver. Nov. 4.-GeOrge Memsic of Chi
cage and RUDE Smith of Denver fought
fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-25
MURRAY LEAGUE.

In The Murray CITY Bowling league
series last evening Wright with an aver
age OF Isl p. was the high man His
single same score OF ls6 was also the
highest. During the evening u. Johnson
boWled a single game of 2ST The scores,
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Victim No. 10.

Salem. Mass, Nov. 24-Arthur w.
FoOte. aged Is. pupil of Phillips Gram
mar school here, died today from inter-
nal injuries sustained in a football game
recently.
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HALF RATES FOR
THANKSGIVING DAY

Tickets on sale Nov $3.50, between
any two POINTS on the ID. & L. 6. in
Utah. Good 10 return Dee i. Call on
agents for particulars
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NO CHARTER FOR
STOGIE MAKERS
Trade Too Closely Identified With
Cigar Business.
SESSION OF FEDERATION
ELECTION OF OFFICERS WILL, BE
HELD TODAY.
ESSI0N OF FEDERATION

Pittsburg. Nov. 24.-The most i'm
portant decision reached today by the
American Federation Of Labor was
the refusal to grant "a charter To the
National Stogiemakers' league, be
cause the trade is so closely Identified
with cigarmaking.
The socialist delegates introduced
two resolutions on public ownership
which the committee on resolutions
had non-concurred in.
President Gompers declared both
resolutions out of order.
\ special order was made for 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning for the cleo
ton of officers and selection of city
for holding the next convention.
Committee on Education.
The report of the committee on edu-
cation was the first business taken up
and the resolutions reached by the
committee were unanimously adopted.
They include:
Condemning convict labor when i'm
competition with free labor; endorsing
the eight-hour work day: recommend
ing the abolition Of child labor; pro
Viding for the organization of a Wo-
mans union label league, and WelcOm-
ing aid OF the Presbyterian church ia
the establishment of department of
church and labor.
Woman Suffrage.
The committee on education also ell
dorsed the position assumed by the
executive council regarding the right
.F h. q he
committee provides that an active part
be taken by the American Federation
of Labor in cooperating with the Wo-
mans Equal Right association of the
.nited States and rendered them every
assistance in acquiring voting rights
The committees report was unauin-
Ously adopted
4 resolution authorizing President
Gompers TO appoint committees of
three TO inquire into economic and Ia
Dor conditions in various cities OF the
United States was adopted.
The committee OH resolutions first
resolution condemning the present tax
alton laws now in force in The United
Statesswas defeated.
immigration Question.
The committees report Oh the i'm
migration question, which alleged thaL
the present immigration laws were in
adequate. demanded nom congress the
enactment Of suitable laws debaTTing
undesirable persons from this country
and charging that Chinese are continu-
ally brought into this country from
British Columbia was adopted, with an
amendment to the effect that persons
guilty OF political Offenses in their own
country would be welcomed in the
United States.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. Nov. PA rapid finish
was made by the home team today Both
teams were blanked in the first five in
ninSs. In the sixth Tacoma scored twice.
Up TO the eighth the locals could not do
anything with q Brien's delivery. but IN
the last two innings they batted in just
enough runs to give them the game.
Score.
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RATE ADVANCED.

Bombay. Nov. 2i-The Bank OF Bonn
bay teday advanced its discount rate
from . toe6 per cent.
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Los Angeles, Cal, Nov 2t-Even with
the team patched until il was hardly rec
ogniZable, the Angels won from Portland
again today by the score of 6 to 3 and
Nagle's string of victories is still I'M
broken. Broadbent, the l7-year-old short
stop, played star ball. having nine assists
went behind the but because Eager had
a sore hand, and caught perfectly. There
were few features to the game aside from
BIoadbents work at short. Score:
r. II. L.
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H. H. T.
Tacoma ....-........ ................2 d
San Francisco ...................2 6
Batteries-O Brien and Hogan; Tyson
and Wilson. Umpire. PeFrine.
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DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company
Removed TO l53fS. Main. Phone 49,
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Ask your grocery for Vienna bakery
bread
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DECISION WON
BY SULLIVAN
In Great Battle He Clearly Defeats
Jimmy Gardner.
GOES THE TWENTY ROUNDS
LOWELL MAN AGREES WITH REF.
EREE THAT HE'S BEATEN.

san Francisco, Nov. 2L-After twenty
rounds OF sensational fighting, Mike
tTwin) Sullivan of Cambridge Mass,
tonight defeated Jimmy Gardner OF
Lowell. Mass. Referee Jack Welch MAX
ing the decision while Gardner Was car
ried. weak and tottering, to his corner.
The decision was a popular one, not only
or its merit. but because il also brought
iov 10 the short euders, who generally
obtained odds of 10 /.
The fight was full of skillful boxing
and foot work, hard punching and well
directed efforts.
Gardner made the more fanciful show
ing, particularly IN the earlier half of
ment lost his GOODNESS and never missed
sight of an opportunity to gain a point.
Fight Faster at End.
In the second ten rounds OF the bout
the actual fighting was done. Ions
range blows that shook and Jared were
delivered by each contestant, and the
lntighting WAS Al times particularly
uerce. Sullivan fought a consistent
tight He found that he could reach
3ardners face, and h isleft glove soon
blood from q bruised nose and 4 nasty
gdsh over oSe of the ears.
Up 10 the, eighteenth round il was gem
orally conceded to be an even thing, but
Then SulliVan's superior strength and
FACULTY Of recuDeratng quickly turned
the tide in SulliVans favor. The men
fought at catch weights and appeared in
the rnlg at about li2 pounds. Although
about evenly matched as to weight Sui
Ivan had an advantage in reach