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The Washington times., 1906-01-06
.FITZ Is SEEKING
A RECONCILIATION
Travelling to Dakota to Meet
His Wife.
HE SCORES MAJOR MILLER
Pugilist Attributes Eis Defeat at the
Hands Of 0'Bnen to Marital
Troubles.

SIOUN CITY, Iowa, Jan 6.-"Bob"
F'itzsimmous, ex-champion pugilist Of
the werld passed through Sioux city
yesterday ON his way to Sioux Fails.
s. D., where he viii attempt 10 effect
reconciliation with his wife. now seek
ing a divorce in the Dakota courts. The
fighter declared that ne stin loves his
little wiee, in spite OF .he action she has
taken.
He made bitter statements against
Mai. CLARKE 5i.ller. of Pennsylvania
whom he charged with being TOO friend
IS with bis wife. Fttz5.mmons said his
defeat al the hands o. -Drien Was due
entirely 70 his marital troubles, which
overs aadGwed everything else. and 0c-
eUpied his mind Sc tha. he was unable
10 see his opponent ia the prize ring.
lie sad he lost SIX pounds ia three
days WC rC5iug over his troubles He
said his Wife was the best singer III
America. and he would g aEy place 10
hear her.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
WEATHER
PREVENTS MATINEES

At the monthly meeting of the
Road Riders and Drivers Association
last night, which was held at the
metropolitan Hotel, among the busi-
ness transacted waa the decision that
no more special or carded matinees
would be held until after the unccr-
tain weather was over. II was decid-
ca To not change from the Wednes-
days and Saturdays as the days on
which Informal brushes and tryouts
would De held.
IF the weather man ever awakens
to the fact that little snow would
not be irreleyant Ut this time Of year,
the camni ttee in charge has arranged
20 hold sleighing matinees on the speed
way.
At The meeting last night seven new
members were admitted and the ciassi-
Hcatiou of horses for future maunees
WIS discussed at some length, after
which the meeting adjourned.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
HARVARD THREATENS
TO PLAY LONE HAND

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Jan. 6-If the
national football rules committee does
not propose changes radical enough.
Harvard will go it alone and formulate
her own rules Tais is the statement of
Prof II. s. White chairman of the
Harvard athletic committee.
Football as it was played last fail.
we are opposed TO-" said Prof. White.
"Of course, ! CannCt speak officially or
for the whole committee, but I think 7
am votcing the sentiments OF lhe com
mittec when 7 state that We are not
opposed % football as sport. we are
only opposed 10 lhe way il was PLAYED
during The past season Our committee
VIII probably take some radical action
within TWO weeks. which viii show
s. mere Harvard stands as far as the
committee in charge OF the univers.t .ty
athletics goes. We are the responsible
parties so to speak, because we are dD-
pointed by the official bodies. the cor
pOrotiuu- the observers. the faculty, TIE
graduates and the undergraduates"
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
CHICAGO SEEKING
BOWLING CONGRESS
Afraid 1t Might Stay in
East.
PHILADELPHIA PROTESTS
Thought Il Had Sure Thing for 1907
Milwaukee Stabbiag the
Windy City.

CHICAGO. Jan. 6-Despi,e the SEN
eraI understanding chat Philadelphia
was to have the uext uaJior "a bowlias
tournament strong colerie of Chi
caEo Iawlers are pushing "a movement
TO bring the event 20 this city.
il IS IaIt ia The West that if the
tournament once gets East il VIII tie
termed around between Philadelphia.
Hlual1. and NaW York. and the West
Will stand small chance ia the way Of
rules or any -hils else
There is au elem-at here. however.
wulch argues thar Philadelphia G.uuld
have lAa He&t tournament i8asmlleas as
i- was deprived of the 1886 affair after
ID had been voted to the Quaker city
lhlees9 IS especially sore at New
York and there are scsut prospects
of peace between tne sections. Mil
Waukee VIII probably stand out Sgaiust
Chicago when tGa tes- comes. bat IL
remainder of rLc West viii be with
this city against the East
1T is said bowling associations all
over tae West aud Middle West have
been sounded. with the result that the
Chicago men are encouraged to make
The attempt to take the tournament
. from Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
Jolly FATS" AGAIN
TRIMMED FLORISTS
Delivery Division Defeated Station G
Navy Took Two From Bureau.
BOwser's 234 High.

Last night ,he Fat SIeUs quint won
three games from the FLORISTS. All
were taken by good scores Baum was
high in This set with -.
In the Post0mce league Station c.
was trimmed ior the set by the De-
livery Division by The lowest scores Of
the evening. ana in the Railway Re
lief Association Mechanical Won the
set. The first game was a tie ana IN
The rolI-on the Roadway 1--WE was beat
en- boy one pin.
Navy. of the Dera-ymeutai League.
took the first two from the Bureau by
large scores. but III the last, Bureau
braced and won out BoW-er was hiEh
for the evening with pa His other
scores Were 23- and 2oA I'm the Binders
League. Cowboys No. dropped TWO TO
the Unions.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
SIGN OF A HARD WINTER.

Winter rlav harden Up after a WAlie
if the sign Just reported from Midale
Que. is of any value.
\ respccteG citizen. q church member.
never known to lie except Oh his bed,
ras digging a well the ether day.
Nine feet from the surface OF the
soil, 50 he svears. he came Gu a family
OF thirteen frogs They had pTesunI-
ably AurT0wed far below the frost line
% osCa pc a hard winter.
EVIdcatly These remarkable frogs pos
sessed amazing instinct. and singular
powers OF eXcavati0n-or else somebody
IS telling a wbopper. The openness II
flie wia1er seems 70 contradict part Of
the tale. buJ there-don't eFoak-Winter
may harden up.-Ds tfCit News.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
STEVE ORLANDO TO
LEAD G. w. d. TEAM

Steve Orlando. who distinguished him
self az end last season on the George
Washington University football team.
was last night elected captain of the
track team st that Institution
His selection is d very good one as
be is one Of the best all around athletes
Iu The city, having been a middle dis
tancc runner Of some note at George
town. where he attended before he
entered George Washington.
The management is now concerning
itseif with nnding a hall in which ID
train for the Richmond meet, and as
soon as one IS found the call for candi-
GNtes VII be issued
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
HARVARD CHANGES
BASEBALL PLANS
Practice Begins Earlier ard Only Bat
teEy Candidates Wanted From
Among Freshmen.

CAMBRIDGE. Asss, Jan. G-The
Harvard baseball team Wlu begin prac-
tice a raoael earlier this year rhan in
any previous season. in "a determined ef-
fort to develop winning team.
This announcement was made al the
baseball mass meeting ,leid last night
a rev plan VIII be adopted this year.
Practice iu tac cage wil begin on 4ioa-
day 80 men wao were ca the uni
veraity squaG last year VIII - called
cut uuuI late ard no freshmen az
cept battery candidates VIII bc taken
on the squad This Is 90 allow aH
earle sifti6g out If the sqazd 30 order
ithat the tire aud energy of ths pro-
fessioaal battiHc coach Eay be devoted
ouly TO fhc El-l s.a0 have Ii ci-1ice II
playing ou the varsity tea u
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
BLACK FLAG ALOFT
IN OUTLAW LEAGUE
Clear Decks for Action in
Baseball War.
CIRCUIT NOT COMPLETED
# Reading Team Is Organized VII
miugton, Del, VIII Be Frozen Out.
Shamokin WithdIaws.

HARRISBURG. Jan. 6.-TAe Tri-State
Association on Baseball Clubs having re-
fused the orer or protection made 10y
tine national board. has uRiurie3 the
black Gag and proposes to do what 1t
can to get the pick OF the major leagues
Before adjauralug. the association elect
"a Heckert. OF York, secretary and
then Hecl.art resigned ana President
Carpenter was elected secretary and
treasut
Gu Kulp handed over the Si.amokin
franchise with The hard-luck story that
there could not Doe Sufficient money
raised I'm the coal village TO support "a
hisa-erade team such as must line up
with the Tri-state and Hecltert oi
York. was commissioned 10 go 10 Read
i1E and try 70 locate "a team there.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
WHIST CHALLENGE.
Editor Thc Times.

Sporting Editor The Times;
Noting the fake claim made in your
Issue Of Thurse3sy th4t BIessrs Nye and
Polk as champion whist players CT the
District I beg TO state that myself and
au unknown viii play them a series of
games Al any time for any amount they
may mention 7. e. QUEEN.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
SCHOOL
ELECTS CAPTAIN
Engei Farmer Will Lead
Capitol Hill Eleven.
SPEEDY HALF A STAR
A Little Dope On Outlook for Next
Seas01-Pyles and Titus
to Remain.

Yesterday afternoon .u class room 9. OF
Jhe Eastern IIel School Eugel Farm
cr. who played le-t half on the football
team last SEASON. was unanimously
c-ccted captain Of next years eleven.
Farmer has PLAYED football but two oe
three years and his work on tae grid
iran iu that short time demon strltes
th-l De HAS -aa making 81 a star ia aim,
provided hc develops as much il tire
next few years as he did last fan. The
boy is one of tile speeIiczt men in the
high schools. and a= q haIflacz was ale
moss always sure u q gain around end
Ills one great iaul5- however. was the
fact hat hc iues.taaIr flilbled al most
critical times This was llstauczd lu the
game with Central when, toward the
middle of The FIRST lalf. Farmer sot
, free on trick uiay ana d teu.1EHHu
seemed certain. 4 central man dove for
tHe runner and barely s-aze5 him. but
it was enough 90 cause the Eastern
player 70 drop the taL This is a fault
faat can easily be reuedied and when
ir is. the ue.vi- elected captain OF the
'ar5to ILI Institution VIII h- without
rs -.-r .e t-a l--t-la. =r-re.-.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
The REPORTER Al his BEST.

After being fltcJEi EieWed iu . dentist 3
e7aIr one dav last week Senator Foraker
d- nope 10 heaven thai uu the tlly
sn1 5Irie1 nothing ~ interest l1 Onto
5tI 51s occurs foT IF It dar- that young
usa VIII pry 40 the c81u Tia and ask
rle.tl+ fae particulars EuE how could
A aker even Imagine that 4u She
1ay ~ hIs funeral nothing 8f interest
eE fHc politics .li occurz Kansas
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
Up TO Reading.

Il depends upon Hecker,'s success N
Reading whether wilmington shall stay
in the ass9cIati0n. II Reading takes a
franchise. then Wilmington is safe. The
matter win be disposed .af az q meeting
i'm February, the schedule win also
foe arranged
Arthur Irwin while here offered a
nice rat salary to Lew Ritter, Brook
lvu's famous catcher, 10 play Wltn lHe
AEf30ri- team. and I.aW came near ac-
rcutiu- He is considering she matter
l5Illr Hamilton sends word that he has
,urraIed Phvle the outlaw tbird base
man, and that people ia H1TrtsbuIs
r.tlst nod H. surprised whom ha ECts
back hero. II he shows Rube Waddell' S
name to "A contract.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
Lave Cross viii be 40 in O.
Cleveland has asked for waivers on
Baly Lush.
pitcher Wicker has signed with the
Chicago Cubs.
a Tri-state league club is eoquetting
with Bob Unglaub.
The veteran Newt Fisher is TO catch
70. Nashville next season.
President Knfoyl of the Cleveland club
leaves next week TO pass Two weeks IL
California.
Frank HemphiII. the outde.der who
was with Milwaukee last season, has
signed with Com-skey.
The Boston National Ieaeuers have
asked the other Clubs TO f,aive claim
20 Pitcher Wilhelm aEd Outaelders Can
nell and DelaEanty.
Fred Tenney would take his men 20
Charleston # there was a good field
there. The hotel accommodation are all
that can bc desired Doubtless Durham
\. O., VIII be the place
Griffith viii have sixteen pitchers from
which 70 select his oo-p5 for 1866. Ches-
bro, Orth. Newton. Iosg. Ciarkson
hughes. Leroy. Goode. Keefe. Mccarthy
/ Clark, Nhaien. Dugsan, Kissinger
Smith and Noodles Hahn. The catcher.
are KIeinow, Mcclure McAIister and
Thomas.
/ There IS a possibility that Ed Mexican
+ the former sh0rtstOp Of national renovu
viii be manager again tals year III,
+ had "a brief experience as a manager las
! sprins at Colorado Springs, but .ndes
/ the season with Springfield iu the Cen
/ trai League. A deal IS now or whereof,
i-d may assume the management or a.,
( Fond du L4c team o. tie Wisconsin
! League.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

Walter j Travis of .He Garden City
Coli CLUB. states positively taat be viii
not attend the series of golf rourna-
rlents 10 De held shortly at Mexico Cis,-.
According 10 Travis. he has been mis-
represented an along. as he declares he
never intended becoming q member OF
the Mexican party.
The Garden city course is I'M great
shape at present and members play
there in goodIy numbers every day Va.
J. Travis can generally be found there
ON Saturdays and Sundays
William n. Baldwin. uo1 mated as
treasurer OF the Metropolitan Golf As
So1iaJion- Is "a resident of Stamford.
Conn. and a member of the Wee Burn
Golf Club. Re has figured in Connecticut
tournaments with more or less premi-
nence for several years.
Willie Norton. the Lakewood golf
professional. has made alterations 10 the
plans Of the new links ct the Forest Htu
Field CLUB BY the encouragement sew
eral hundred yards have been added to
TIE playing length which viii b.. 4 trific
more than $500 yards
IS progr resslnE favOrably. Charles kirCh-
ufty-t|o paid members and that indi-
cations point 10 the total rea ,ing at
least 125 by spring
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
Prospects for Next Year.

Caatasa Farmer VIII have the ullleas
ou vh.-5 an eS-eil-at team can Ls form
ed Tor next IAN. The men who go ol- are
Field. last years cap-all5 Oldham.
Priest HEEaa- TllnDz1u. Sinclair.
Those who Wil remain are Titus, uEo
VIII probably 1a shifted from center to
5.,z.li Pyle Hao W.l go to tackle 10
glard- EreWE. Ua- 80. play ar his o,d
pa i-ien ut euE; the tHo Richardson's
who VIII 6H In mt guards; SWauk. who
win take the place Of Titus at center:
P-lme-. who wil remain al IulI; Perry.
wao .jl he "et-rns. VIII bc PLAYED De-
hind -he Itn- and Iuey. "a now man. at
rt tr. Ftr rle ends besides Brown.
.se viii Doe TeV.Esuarv. Martin and
Jones. Tle last viii pay az half IF not
al end, and sh1uld MAKE good az either
place Farmer viii. OF course. play ms
ola position at right half
" s. Field. che Gatle" OF the captain,
who did so much 90 help the Eastern
eleven last year, bo-b as coach ard
financially VIII also aid the Light Blue
and White next -eas-p.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
Club Colors Barred.

No Cornell athlete in the future VIII
be permitted during the collegiate year
10 enter any contests under the colors
OF an athletic club, as some have done
i'm the past, in meets where an are not
university men.
A rowing regatta viii be held on Cayu-
ga lake on either May % OF 50. Several
invitations have been sent out 10 uni
verSities Interested lu rowing and IL IS
expected THAT iaur or more elghts VIII
enter The management refuses 20 state
what crews have begu invited.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
Something Soft and Easy
Handed Cleveland Sports
Frank Carsey Rang In" as Kid Beebe al
South Sharon, Pa, Beat Kid Brock and
Cleaned Up Coin.

saying that the bet was on, and that
IL NCuid ba Increased to $500 II
Mason was willing on tie night Of the
contest Mason. seeing a chance 10
make a. good clean-up il Is said. wired
TO jack NeGliean. of Philadelphia. 10
send hlm tae best 1eatherwcight fight
rr ll his cts To Hgat Brock AS little
Frank Carsey, The Chicago fighter is
one of toe best boys at his weight in
tae town at present. ard besides has
been winning many battles, hc was
sent on 10 Mason.
Conned FIN Alons.
Caraey trained for tae battle ana
stin went under the name of Kld'
Baabe- When the sporting men OF
Cleveland arrived at sharon with
Brock they Immediately hunted up
Mason ana not only covered ms side
bot Of s4a0- but also offered % bet him
s5oe more on tho battle Mason quick
{ iE covered an Ihe money aad the boys
entered the ring Carsey gave BEocz
such "a beating chat tbe bout was
stopped In the seventh round To pre-
vent him from beine put to sleep
Mason then collected the money and
gave tine Cleveland sports the grand
laugh
The next chapter Of the affair was
furnished at New York ou Thursday
night
The real kid Beole. the Quaker
! cts lighter. had just Gujshed a hard
/ rHrea-rouud battle with George Hoey
+ when he was asked how mucn money
/ Zee had made oUt OF THE battle the
+ Eisht before w.th Kid" Brock.
Ha, Ha, Discovered!
"}rHy didu.s nsht "Kid" Brock
( replied H-ehe-
exon dl3u'ta'
.\taF. certainly not j haEe been il
New York for week ana was ia,
moss surprised man in the couEJrs
/ when B read iH the papers that 7 mad
+ Drarcl Brock" replied BcCbe-
VINO fought under Your name he
was nest asked
"Ig w4s Frankie Cars+y. og Chicago
. replied Ee-be
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
CORNELL To MEET
ONLY COLLEGE MEN
Contests With Other Teams
TO Be Prohibited.
AFFECTS AMERICAN HENLEY
Also Steps Talk of Sending Another
Crew to English Henley-Must
Rot Represent Clubs.

ITHACA. Jan Gs-Reaizing that inter
collegiate athletics are on the verge OF q
severe disruption. and that The idea is
steadily gaining ground that the various
sports can bo done without. the au-
thorities at Cornell have decided upon "a
radical change OF policy.
In future. Cornell viii compete with
none but strictly collese teams. Track
meets with athletic clubs. baseball
games with professionals, ana basket
ban contests with y. Al. G.. a and other
teams of like nature viii be omitted ia
the future. This action sets at rest. al
chance OF Cornell entering Ii crew in the
English Henley. ana also materially aI-
Tects the American Henley, where Co p
nell viii firmly refuse to enter a race m
which oluer than college crews are To
take part
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
BOXING.

George Jansen. or NEW AO-k. and Pat
say Sweeney. the old-tme Manchester.
y IL. lightweight. mixed matters good
and hard in the star bout last night
before The Sharkey Athletic Club. OF
New York. They fought all over the
ring for the entire three rounds. Jan
sen did more leading and was the agres-
sor, while Sweeney did lots of fighting
ia the chnches. and on the breakaway.
Joe Cans. the colored Baltimore light
weight. Willie Fitzgerald. of Brooklyn.
and Mike Schreck. OF Cincinnati, have
joined camps in san Francisco. and are
training in company for their battles
this and The coming months Cans
meets Mike tIWln) sullivan. Fitzgerald
clashes with Willie Lewis. while SchTeck
takes or John Wills. of Chicago.
Doc" Krone has been selected as ref
cree for the Andy George
Decker bout, which will take place be-
fore the Blue Island Athletic Club. near
Chicago Tuesday night Joe Sullivan
who managed Bill Hanrahan. when thai
fighter knocked out Marvin Hat in on5
round. is 10 be timekeepev.
Tommy Murphy. of Harlem. and Tom.
.dy MowaJt, the lighting conductor OF
Chicago. VIII meet tonight for sis
rounds at catch weights in the sta,
stunt before the National Athleti,
Club. Of Philadelphia
Jimmy Dunn, the Newcastle. Pa.
fea. herweight and Jack Young. o
Pittsburs. have been matched to NEE
/ for fifteen rounds. January 2. befor
/ the Nonpareil Athletic Club, Of Bcave
/ Fails Pa
! Kid Goodman. the Ghetto feather
+ weight champion, of Boston, and Dav
/ Deshler. Of Cambridge. Mass. are put
! ing in some hard licks for their secont
/ nfteen-round tilt at the Douglas Ath
Ietic Club of Chelsea. Mass. on Monda,
night
/ Charley Ssieer and Tommy Sullivan. o
Fall River. fought fifteen rounds bef0r
the Highland Athletic Club OF Marlboro
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

Tom Fisher, the old Yale quarter
miller. is the leading spirit Ia booming
athletics in the Twelfth Regiment in
New York. Fisher is a lieutenant OF
that crack organization.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

BudalO's bOWIers who viii attend the
Louisville national congress have not
officially expressed themselves ia favor
of any one city for the 1897 convention,
but II is known that they favor Ehia-
delphia. Buffalo Commercial
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

Mas. last night The result was a
draw. Eftef session Df hard. clean
hshtinS @eseT Persons permitted the
bout - spite Gr-tEC position OF clergy
men.
The mafeh ~ Hex irgs Ark. be-
tween Bat5 Hgs EeIs1,4 lud KID Herr
man. Of Ehe4 4Ea. u naW most assured
NcgOftafICa Hafe taken au with Herr
man hE M 42H ft.eau. G The Whit
lilgtCu Ata 1tcssab Hrr man wIras
back thar us tEa On of his
lle In neet BeHes and sould ac-
cc3t Maaagcr H.tiean ana int aim
rs his repr SCI ive 80 csc details
VI t1c .ulil
In one of no B. 8atests egef in
Cincinnati, Matt 4ithews a enc
3czenah. Of this e. est dr 5lae
GTteeu rounds. Ma EHs ud sH t@
lest If il for tie frst e1rse roauas. ~
Ter which Bczcnah tof b. Gre faan
FouH" Mshoney was be fo
knockout blow on Joe - ta
Geiplli1, i1 he Wind-Gp bOa .cs fae 4isi-
waukee Boxing CIuo show IN A5iis-4a Esa
iasf night Tic Western lad ham neF
Grim iU every round. saowerina Htff
Wita rights and iefts, but The rattan
stuck
Andv l5-Garrr and Harry Lzauv
fought three hot rounds before the HUa-
Ecu River Athletic Club last night ana
McGi4rTv had shade over Isis opponent
The mll was one of th= fastest seeIs
in New York since the stays began. ans
tho so members who Witnessed II stood
on their chairs and clecrrd all through
/ the fighting
Young Barker. Of Mllyille. and Eddie
/ Sayera. IF Cape May are 70 box al
/ Holly Beach on January T.
Jack Hauion. Of thiz cIty has been
made macchma6ar OF the Reading lPa)
Physical Culture club.
William SIcCaruey, the new manager
/ OF the Washington Sporting Club has
appointed Tommy Keenan, referee and
/ announcer.
/ Honey IelIody was offered The Hrs-
/ baut at the tuxedo Park Club. ta meet
LACK Blackburn iu q IWcuty-rouud bout
Melody has refused 10 box Blackburn
/ The lew Reading tPa} Physical Cul
/ fUEe Club Is aEEiouS to match Damn
{ Iougaarfy and Tommy Love for Jan
! has signed the clubs articles Of agree
meuI and Love Is Wiling 10 sign "a.
soon as ne receives the contract
Doc Krone cas- been selected "a
lreferee for the andy Be1enaH-GeGTg'
3 Decker bout which viii take place De
fore tie Blue Island Athle tic Club, nea
/ Chicago. Tuesday night Joe Sullivan
! who managed Bill HaErahan when tina
/ fighter knocked out Marvin Hart IN 0l'
round. is Jo De timekeeuer-
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

II w Latham, the English racquet
champion with Fred Tom, -ins as
partner, Will meet Tom Petutt and
Gcorge Standing in "a four-handed match
at the Philadelphia Racquet Club on
January II.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

PHILADELPHIA. Jar. 6-one Of the
most sensational cases Of ringer d.
boxing Is reported 10 have been pu-te
off al south SI.ar5a. Pa. en- Wednescas
night The man Wlo worked The lI--&
is said 10 have been "6l0' Mason, q
prominent sporting char1cte- OF Eitis-
burg. who is also Gell known p jels
The "rihgeg" IS reported 10 have beze
Frank Carzey. q boxer Wh0 cane n"fe
lasr wlutc- fr0n ChieaBo and 90 bouts
with Philadelphia and New York boys
weighing from 1l5 TO l25 pounds made
good. Indeed. SO popular old CaE<-l D.
who is an italian. aeco1e that Ae Wt'
taken under the management oi Jaai i-
3IeGuigaa. oG this c.ty.
Thrasbed One FakeI.
For "wednesday nights affair Carz~y
s 4all TO have appropriated JEe Hame
af .Eid" Beebe. OF thls city Iiia Is
aot the lrst Tina of late that Boea'.
vro. being 3 strong. rugged litHe ielio"
Who has never been knocked oui- mas
aasu fmue.sonated. Dispatches nave
come To philadelphia newspapers from
1fn-state points this winter telli1s oi
bouts i'm which -I5es5e" appeared la
some o. them .'Breur" WAS ol She Jos
ing end
Getting tired Of having his name lnUs
draescd around geeba started M intes-
usauou about month ago. with tnr ie-
sulJ that when Ac discovered the man
arsr" who was working the trick. h'
/ pitched in and gave tho faker q thrash
lne Since then Beebe has been le
alone until this week.
Side Bet Snap.
According 10 The dispatches from ,h'
j Western end uf Jhe state Mason ar
ranged "a match between kid Beeh,
I and ..Sid Brock "a promising feather
weight of Cleveland Ohio. FOR se5 ,
side plus certain portion OF the sat'
/ receipts
AS Brock was regarded bg uum-
ber of sporting men ul tieFrtana ID ps
il wonder. word was sent - Mason
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

The alumni Of Columbia Univ s+-
who are interested IN football move
drawn up a petition to be sigaer ~
more than 1000 members of the OBJ
umbia Club. composed entirely of e.
yates. The purpose CT the petition
to have football restored TO its former
place.