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The Washington times., 1906-08-19

event.
Moe Wolf and Jake Rosenberg left
the city last night for a trip Of two
weeks to Philadelphia. Atlantic CITY,
Boston, and New York
Lester A Marx. who has been spend
ing his vacation in New York. has re-
turned to the city.
Miss HENRIETTA Iapheimer. Of Balu'
more, was in Washington last week for
Il few days.
Archie d. Ensel has Joined his parents
at Edge Hill. King George county, Va.
He will remain for two weeks.
T. NJ Oppenheimer has gone TO the
coast OF Maine 10 spend two weeks.
Maurice Sinsheimer left town last
week for Atlantic city, where he will
spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stnsheimer have return
ed 10 the city after a stay or two weeks
at the Isleworth Hotel. Atlantic city
Joe Ullman, VINO has been spending
week at Bluemont. has returned to the
city.
Miss Dora Garner. who has been visit
ing Miss Florence Gusdorf for several
weeks, viii leave for her home in New
port News this week She viii be ac-
companied by Miss GusdoTf.
Mrs. Fannie *. Levi left town last
IN a--e NJ.
Mountain, Nd. where she VIII remain
until the end of the month.
Joe Kaufman left town last week for
the Blue Mountain House, Blue Noun
tain. Md, to remain for two weeks.
Samuel T. Clauns and Max Kohn left
Washington this morning tor Colonial
Beach, where they viii spend their va
cation.
J. B. Hartz has returned TO the city
after n stay of two weeks at the
Lorraine Hotel Atlenuc City.
Mrs. Dryfoos and Miss Edna Dryfoos
have returned 70 their home in the city
after "a stay of four weeks at Atlantic
City
Mrs solomon and Miss Julia Solomon,
who have been spending a few weeks in
Atlantic City, have returned 10 their
home here.
Monroe Luchs. who Eas been spending
some time at Atlantic City, has return
ed. and is now at Hyatt Mansion,
1iyatJsviue. Md.
Louis Bush, who has been spending q
Few days at Atlantic City. has returned
10 Washington.
Sylvan Luchs is spending his vacation
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Max Goldsmith and Miss Ann
cite Goldsmith, of Washington ana
Mrs Lyon, IT Baltimore. ne spendIne
a few weeks at Atlantic ely.
Ar. and Mrs. Phn May. Of Charles
toh' w. Va, and Miss Ella Bebren5 .,
"ashlngton. are now at The Roval Pal
A., AtIahtie City, after an extended
Northern trip.
Mrs. s. Dinkespen and Mica T,,o,
Dlnklespen Of New York. are sneDdi1,
some time In Atlantic CITY. ana rror
there will come 10 Washington 70 snanl
the winter with Mrs. A. NJ. Raer at
her home on n street.
Joe Baum. who has been spending, hi,
vacation in Atlantic City. has returned
20 the city.
Sol Abbot Is spending some time -
Atlantic City.
Alexander Gusdorf has returned Il
the city after a two weeks stay at rhs
Lorraine Hotel. Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. GusdoFf VIII celebrate
the hfueth anniversary OF the,r wed.
ding by a reception at Freind's parlors
this evening from until IL. No cards
Miss Mollie Virginia Bolts, who has
been staying at Maple Grove. Vienna
Va. LEFT Saturday for Atlantic City.
Mt. and Mrs. William Orme have re-
turned from their wedding trip and arr
at Valley View. Brightwood avenue
northwest
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Among the guests at the Marlborough
BIenheim is Mrs. Z. Burd Grubb. wife OF
General Grubb. Of Edgewater Park. X.
J. She is accompanied by Miss Reid,
also OF the Park General Grubb viii
probably join his wife here later.
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Lester a. Marx. who has been spend
ing his vacation in New York, has re-
turned 10 the city.
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Miss Dora Garner. who has been visit
ing Miss Florence Gusdorf for several
weeks, viii leave for her home in New
port News this week. She Will be ac-
companied by Miss GuSdoTf.
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Miss Julia Miller Is one OF the South
ern bellies who enjoy a daily dip from
the Savoy.
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@lr. and Mrs. Phil May. of Cba-,as
Ton W. Va. and Miss Ella Behren5 .,
" "ashlngton, are now at The Roval Pal
1C-, Atlantic City, after an extended
Northern trip. 17u
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Joe Ullman, VINO has been spending
week at I3luemont has returned 70 the
city.
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Moe Wolf and Jake Rosenberg left
the city last night for a trip OF two
weeks to Philadelphia. Atlantic CITY,
Boston, and New York
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At Bar Harbor.

OF course Bar Harbor and Newport
are making the most Of the short time
left before the close OF their Tespec-
tive seasons. At Bar HarbOr the annual
Horse Show opens the day after tomor-
row and will continue throughout the
entire week, being made the occasion OF
all sorts OF entertainments. Both the
Alfred and the Reggie Nanderbilts are
among the exhibitors, and Will go up
from Newport to the Maine coast Tor
the AFFAIR. Among those who will be
conspicuous al the show will be the I.
oliver Iselins, the Luther Kountzes and
their daughter, with her fance, J. Cor
don Douglas: Mrs William P. Douglas
and Miss SybH Douglas, Mrs. Elliott
Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hennen
Morris. M and Mrs. Ernesto @. Fabri,
MIR. and Mrs. GrenviNe Kane and Miss
Svbu Kane, the Austrian Ambassador
and Baroness Hengeimuller. with the
various titled members OF their mis-
sion. the bachelor Danish envoy. and
the married Norwegian minister. whose
wife is a Washington woman; Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris X JesUp, Morris and Frank
Rocl the twin sons Of the former Mrs.
Burke Roche; CasimlT de Rham Moore
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. Walter l.
Suvdam. and Mr.. and Mrs. f. Tiffany
Dyer.
The Week at Newport.
At Newport this week the program OF
the Four Hundred Is particularly
crovyded one. Among its most notable
features are Mrs. George Henry War
ran,s dance on Wednesday for Miss Con-
stance Warren. one of the debutantes OF
next winter. and on Friday Mrs. Regin-
aid de Koven rented the whole Of Ber-
GERS establishment for the dance which
she is giving in connection with the pre-
sentation of her young daughter 70 so
ciety. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. tits
Sherman. Mrs Pembroke Jones, Mrs.
o. H. P. Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. W. h.
Vanderbilt. jr., and Mrs. Cornelius Van
dsrbilt were among the hostesses.
Eugene Higgins. on board the Varuna.
has Just arrived. He has brought back
with him from Europe, not only his
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Mrs. 5. Dinklespen and Miss I,cv
DInkIespeil. Of New York, are speDdi1g
some time in Atlantic City. ana rom
there will come 10 Washington 10 spend
the winter with Mrs. A. NJ. Raer ar
her home on n street
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Joe Baum. who has been spending his
vacation in Atlantic City has returned
20 the city.
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Sol Abbot is spending some lime =:
Atlantic City.
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Alexander GusdoTf has returned to
the city after a two weeks stay at he
Lorraine Hotel Atlantic City.
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Continued from Fourth Pagel

in from TO 10 o'clock, when they will
be pleased 10 see their friends. No an
nouncements have been issued for the
event.
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Some of the Arrivals.

Mrs. T. r. Armstrong. Mrs Charles
Morrison and Mrs. J. r. Hayes are reg
istered NJ the Boutwell,
Mr.. and Mrs VI. F. knight, child. and
nurse are at the Dennis
Mrs. J. p, Lockett is at the Carlton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer DOuer Samuel
White. and William ShiN al the Chal-
fonte; Mrs. Z. GATES and children ana
A. P. Edeson at the Gladstone, W. a.
Miller and J. A. Zimmerman al The
Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. Miss Walker.
and Miss Pauline are recent arrivals
from Washington at the Wiltshire.
Father T. +. McGuigan. Of Washing
ton. is entertaining his sisters at the
Ponce de Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L Kaufman. the former
a prosperous merchant OF Washington.
have apartments at the Lorraine
Al. Gusdorf is a washington cIothier
at the Lorraine
Among the guests at the Marlborough
Blenheim is Mrs. Z. Burd Grubb. wife OF
General Grubb. Of EdgeWater Park. y.
J. She is accompanied by Miss Reid.
also OF the Park General Grubb viii
probably join his wife here later.
Miss Julia Miller Is one OF the South
ern bellies who enjoy a daily dip from
the Savoy
F. z. Miller. Preston Miller, and Ed
gar Miller. all OF Washington. D. c, are
al the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. sturges are
located for a few weeks at YOunE's- Mr.
sturgss is a star with Lew Dockstader-
DIT. A N. Osteman. OF washington. is
resting for few days al The Chelten-
ham.
A Washington party at the Dennis in
cIudes Mrs. Catherine p. Fisher, Miss
Fisher. and Miss Marie Fisher.
Can't. and Mrs. Charles c. Casey, OF
Washington. are with friends at the
Princess,
william II. sowden. Representative
from Allentown, has come 70 Atlantic
City for the remainder Of August. He
and his wife are al the Ardmore.
C. F. Lennon is Washingtonian
ouartered at the Cheltgnham.
Lieut. Charles K, Luce, OF Washington,
has Just arrived from Camp Roosevelt
/ brOnzed and happy
Capt. J Guests. OF the United states
{ Army. IS treading the Boardwalt III
/ Chelsea with military bearing He Is at
I the Savoy with Mrs. Guests
Mrs. A. B. Hepburn, wife OF the chief
/ IN the Pension Oace at Washington. Is
/ q widely known maTOn spending tho
summer here. She and her children are
! az the Pennhurst-
( Mrs Moore, OF the Treasury Depart
Te1t- has been for six weeks az tAe
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gusdorf viii celebrate
the hfueth anniversary OF the,r we'd
ding by a reception at Freund's parlors
this evening from until IL No cards.
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Miss Mollie Virginia Bolts, who has
been staying at Maple Grove. Vienna,
Va. left Saturday for Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-03-02
WESTERN COLLEGES
TO AGAIN CONVENE
Question of AbOlishing Professional
Coaching viii Be Brought UP-Michi-
gan and Indiana Favor Retention.

NEW YORK. March 2.-Directly after
the meeting Of the football rules com
mittee in New York tomorrow il Is
fairly probable that another conference
Will be called of the colleges ~ she
West comprising the Big Nine" Prof
ANGEL. OF Michigan. who is the chair
man OF the conference committee. will
issue ths call.
Michigan and Indiana have registered
votes favorable for the retention of the
professional coach. Rather. they have
voted to permit each college to carry
out existing contracts with their
coaches. It is believed that there is
grave danser of disruption IN the next
conference when this question lS dis
Cussed. Most OF the colleges feel that
the professional coach is the greatest
evil OF all. Others are willing 10 admit
this. bat ask that the process Of MS
elimination be gradual
GusJ Is good for four more years at
Michigan and Sheldon is under con-
tract Tor another year AT indiana.
Sheldon Will not coach longer than this
year He has decided TO give all his
time TO law after the spring OF 1905. IL
is believed that d compromise on this
rule which Will set the limit for two
years for professionals. viii be adopted
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PRO. BASKETBALL
GAMES ARRANGED

The old Washington Light Infantry
basketball quint. which formerly held
the championship Of the South, and
which was d few years ago profession
allied by the A. A L. for playing pro"
teams at Atlantic City. has al last been
reorganized. and viii play a series OF
games with a number Of the old Eastern
Athletic Club members. who will go
Under the name Of St. Stephens Insti-
tute.
The first game viii be on March !, AZ
the Washington Light Infantry Armory.
and 1t IS the plan Of ShreVe and Hughes.
the captains of the two teams 10 have
game once every TWO weeks until the
Basketball season closes.
At d meeting between the TWO oTgani-
cations last week the National League
rules were adopted. These rules allow
much faster game, as player is per
Tnitted tC -dribble' the ball and shoot
for the basket II is thought that th-s
viii be the starting Of q professional
league, which viii shortly be organized
here
The w I. J. team will be composed cf
Sam ShTeve, B. RObey, Lotus. Taylor,
and Wallace. The St. stephens lineup
has not yet been announced
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SUSPENDED LIST
WILL BE POSTED
After This Athletes Cannot Plead Igno-
rance Of Disquali6catiOns by
Registration Committee.

Hereafter athletes in the Amateur Ath-
Ietic Union who play OF compete with
disqualified men or teams and are
themselves disqualified therefor, will
not be able 10 plead ignorance Of the
ruling of the officials.
This was decided upon at a meeting
Of the registration com nittee, Of the
South Atlantic Association, held in
Baltimore last Monday night. when it
heard the case Of W. D. Randall, OF
the Mt Washington Athletic Club. who
was protested at the Johns Hopkins
meet on the ground that he had played
upon a basketball team with a man
who had been declared Ineligible
Randall proved that he was out OF
the city when the man was suspended
and did not know that the association
had taken action against him. and Tor
that reason did not hesitate TO play on
the team with him. This excuse was
accepted in this case by the commit
tee and medals won by Randall at the
indoor meet in Richmond were ofdefed
delivered To him
The committee then decided to have
it's secretary send a notice every time
man was suspended TO each organt-
cation in it's jurisdiction, this notice
to be posted in conspicuous place and
serve as n warning To all registered
men. After this new regulation goes
into effect all registered Will be ON
their notice and any excuse about not
knowing who was in bad standing viii
not carry weight
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second only TO the Georgetown Prep
Western High School race in interest.
The principal at Western High School
has begun to frOWn on athletics. and
as d result the team has beer forced 10
discontinue training, but with he DluCky
splrlt that has always characterized the
institutions s athletics. CAPITA PheIan
has agreed to run his team against the
FTeps II no other match can be secured
ne action OF the Yale relay team does
not mean that Captain Gates will not
appear. and his performance IN the
hurdle race along with that OF Castle
man and Amsler. is bound 10 be well
worth seeing. while the 40 with Gates
MuIlgan, and McGuckin. promises TO be
the event OF the evening
4nose W asningtoDians who have never
mad change to see Sterrett, the South
eTn champion pole Vaulter, in action.
Will have that opportunity tomorrow
Ia the first indoor pole vault ever held
in Washington
The sale of tickets thus far has been
excellent and the indications point IN
the largest crowi that ever attended a
meet in this city.
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ORIOLES DOWNED
ST. JOHNS 0UINT

The OrioIe basketball team defeated
ST. Johns in the Iatter's gymnasium
last night by 2S to is.
The features were the playing OF Rob
ertson. Tennyson. and Rutherford, for
the orioles, and HOdgson and Barrie for
St Johns. Lineup:
OriUleS-RObeTrson, T. f.; Rutherford,
l. f. Herbert. c.; Tennyson, 7, b.; Fen
ton. /. b.
St johns. Holmes, 7. f: Barrie
l. T.; Paul, c.; Jonscher, T. b.; Hodgson
ard K. Holmes, ]. b.
Field goaIs-Robertson, s; Rutherford
1; Tennysou. HodgsoH, 3; Barrie, 2;
Herbert. J. Holmes. Goals from free
tuss-St. Johns. s.
The Orioles want games with the
teams IN the Congressional LeLagIe
Address R II Robertson, 1928 Twenty
eighth street northwest.
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ATHLETICS : BOWLING : BASKETBALL RAGING BOXING
Georgetown Meet Relays
Arouse Much Interest
George Washington Has Special Reasons for
Beating Notwithstanding of Resentment
Over YaIe'S Sudden Withdrawal.

The great rivalry which has ever been
exhibited between Johns Hopkins and
George Washington Will be called forth
TO its utmost tomorrow night at Wash
ington's indoor meet. when the many
teams of the two universities meet in a
mile race.
Both teams have been beaten by Vir-
glaia at this distance by a narrow mar
gin, although George Washington should
have won her race and the champion ;
cup Of the South viii practically be de-
clded by this race. The Johns Hopkins
I sam is one OF the best that has ever
represented that institution, and IS con.
ddent Of making an impressive showing.
The track team at George Washington
Is making an earnest effort TO become
recognized as a branch Of athletics at
that university, and its supporters
realize that another triumph such as
its victory last week over Virginia In
the two-uile race viii secure them the
aid of both the alumni and student body.
Resent YaIe's Action.
The Georgetown team has been match
ed with Pennsylvania and although the
Blue and Gray is not over strong this
year, owing to the rigid eligibility code,
it may always be counted on to make
things interesting, It was Manager
Brennau's intention TO match George
town and Yale against Penn, but Yale's
withdrawal and the inability Of the
Middies &c compete left no other course
open than 10 pit Georgetown against
Penn.
The Yale team had agreed to com
pete, but at the last moment refused
to come TO Washington unless spiked
shoes could be worn, d privilege which
the entry blanks expressly refuse, and
which Manager BTennan's contract with
the owners OF Convention Hail forbids
The withdrawal Of the Yale relay team
4 ef fc-4v sFgs4
The Eli alumni il Washington. and
probably meets with no great approval
in alumni circles.
Those VINO We're anxious to see George
town run against George Washington
VIII have an opportunity TO do so when
the freshmen OF those institutions face
the starter tomorrow night It is al
most impossible TO get a line on the
two teams, as their relative speed is
more or less an unknown quantity
Nevertheless. the George Washington
men are extremely confident and desir-
Gus of turning the tables on last years
VictOrs.
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Rallied, Then Sank.

From the pavilion he was hurried TO a
bathing establishment. He recovered in
a measure. but his condition was So
alarming that a surgeon was called
Throughout the night he remained IN a
dazed condition, and in spite Of many
injections Of stTyChnine, his heart could
not be brought TO a normal beat
About / O'Clock in the morning the at
tending physician believing that the lit
tie fighter was resting easily. LETT him
Trainer Mark Shaughness} was sleeping
in the same room. At o clock Ienny :
condition became so alarming that an
attendant aroused Shaughnessy- An et-
fort was made 10 restore the youth 70
consciousness, but ne was then beyonn
aid. At a few minutes before S o clock
he passed away.
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A Rage That Is Free for All.

Heretofore Gibson pictures have been
the rage among those who could afford
TO pay the fancy prices these pictures
commanded. The Sunday Times has
made fl a fTee-fov-an rage by securing
ten different genuine Gibson subjects
one of which VIII be given free with the
paper for the next ten weeks These
pictures frame Just as well as any you
can buy at any price. They are YOURS
for nothing beyond the price of The sun
day Times. order the paper served TO
you now so as 10 ger the entire series.
The Washington times., 1906-03-02

The proposed bout between Abe At
tell ard Young DOnahoe is off. Atten
says he is not particularly anxious to
box in three-round bouts in New York
especially with men who outweigh him.
He says he can make l22, and there is
no one giving weight TO him. SO he
doesn't see why ne should give il to
anybody else.
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Was Thoroughly Game.

Teuny was twenty-five years old lie
was the son of Israel Tennebaum. a
local secondhand dealer de was game
to a remarkable degree and had many
admirers as d hghter. It was believed
that he could Withstand the hardest
punishment that any puEllst OF his
weight could infict-
The body at the morgue showed a
badly battered eye and a slight abra-
sion over the heart
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Willie Hosey. the lightweight cham
pion Of Albany, is matched to meet Mar
tin CanOlet of Fail River. for twenty
rounds at l35 pounds. weigh in at D.
n. on March q. before a club up the
State. HOsey fought a twenty-round
draw with Jimmy Briggs on Wednesday
night.
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Mayor Investigating.

Mayor Schmidt announced here that
he intended To thoroughly investigate
the death Of Tenny and If any negli-
gence existed among those having the
affair I'm charge. criminal charges would
he preferred, and the board Of super
visOrs will be asked 70 refuse per
Tnits for prize fights for the future
Tenny was nearly on his feet when the
final count was made and as he jumped
up at the last moment. he seemed able
TO fight. according to Roche.
The Washington times., 1906-03-02
BALTIMORE BOWLERS
DEFEATED BUREAUS

The Bureau quint lost three games
to the Criterion bowlers, Of Baltimore.
last night, on the RathskelIer alleys.
He1merichs, Of the home team, was
high with 224.
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The Summaries.

100 poun is-Charles Norris. Epiphany
A c. defeated Joe Wilson. Columbia
Turnverein- Time, 12:9o
III pounds-KaI Locke. Carroll Insti-
tute defeated F. WeisbacIser. Carroll In
stitute. Time "a.
l19 pounds-Howard Foley. Carroll In.
stitUte, defeated D. Kindleberger. Y. NJ
g A. Time. 1890
1A poUnds-Paul Rider. Epiphany a
G. defeated Albert BoXwell \ NJ c.
i. Time 1900
100 pounds-V.N. Heron, Carroll Insti-
tute. defeated Charles krol, Carroll In
stitute. Time los
IA pounds William Turner. D. c n
G. defeated Ramsey. Y. NJ. c. A Time
10.O4
155 pounds-John Conrad. y NJ. {. A.
defeated J. c. Gladfelter. Y NJ c. A
Time $40.
Referee, George Burlingame. Timer
Frank Huseman.
In the intermission the Y. NJ c. A
Reserye basketball team defeated Com
pany X by IL TO s.
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Techs First Appearance.

The first appearance OF Technical -r--
School VIII excite no little interest in
scholastic athletic circles. The relay
team is matched with EpfscoDaI ri-b
School and the race is looked ~, q
The Washington times., 1906-03-02

Defeated KrOl in Lightning
Bout in la.
KINDLEBERGER LOST MATCH
Good Card at Y NJ. c. A. Wrestling
Tournament Last Night-All Were
Closely Contested.

The third of a series of wrestling
tournaments. which have been held in
this city in the past two months. was
held at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation last night. All the bouts were
good and closely contested. In five out
Of the seven it was necessary for the
men to go on for a second time.
The first bout was between Charles
Norris. 100 pounds. Epiphany Chapel.
and Joe Wilson. 1G6 pounds. Columbia
TurnverCin. and was won by the former
on aggressiveness after six minutes. In
the second affair. between Weisbacker.
III. c l.. ana Karl Locke. III. c. l..
WeisbackeT. as usual. wore himself out
IN the first bout and was thrown by
Locke in 1:24 IN the second.
The match between BoxweH and
Rider was one OF the best Of the even
ing and it was only after two six-minute
bouts that Rider got the decision over
his OpuputDf
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Blame Referee Roche.


frankie Neil, Referee Roche, and all
the trainers and seconds were arrested
and released on bail. Responsibility for
the tragedy is divided between the night
promoters. the police. Referee Billy
Roche, and frankie Neil. who struck
the game little ighter a blow over the
ner.
Eyewitnesses declare that if the
referee had stopped tE's fight when
Tenny was first knocked out the trag-
ely would not have occurred In the
fourteenth round Tenny went 10 the
floor after q right in the stomach.
Tiruekeeper George HaTting counted
10 his feet as Harting's hand fell for
the last time. Roche allowed the fight
to continue in spite Of Tenny's distress
Another blow over the heart sent MIN
to the floor u second time. Tenny's sec
onds led him to his corner, where ne
tainted.