davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
JOHANNISBERG.

Now open. Beautifully situated among the red
woods Boating and bathing. Stage meets guests
at Oakville, Napa County Rates reasonable
Mr.. and MRS. THEO BLANCHENBURG JR.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
POPE HOUS

First-cIass family hotel. with cottages: tennis
and eroquet; electric cars to beach and baths.
and all trains. MRS. A. POPE. Santa Cruz. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS

Those wishing TO get away from all thoughts
OF their terrible experience md this the best
place in the State. Send for booklet. EDSON
BROS. Beswick, Cal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22
SOME STAR TEAMS.
Plclsings for All-Amcrican Aggrega-
lions Being Made in the East.

All-Eastern football teams. In some
cases All-Americans, have been filling
the sporting columns of the eastern
papers Although these mythical IL
are never collected and tried out IN
a game, they represent the pick OF the
critics who have followed the game
and indicate the effect certain players
have made. Following are few Sc.
Lotions made by New York football
experts:
Princeton. Forbes, Yale; tackles, Bige-
low, Yale; Draper, Pennsylvania;
guards. Burr and Kersburs. Harvard
center, Hockenberger. Yale; quarter
back, Dillon, Princeton; half-backs,
Veeder, Yale; Harlan, Princeton; full
back Wendall Harvard.
New York Herald--Ends, Forbes,
Yale; wlster. Princeton; tackles, Bige-
low, Yale; Draper, Pennsylvania
gunrds, Thompson, Cornell; Kersburg,
Harvard, center Newman, Cornell
quarterback, Libby. Carlisle half
hacks, Douglass, Navy; Mayhem,
Brown; full-back. Morse, Yale.
New York sun (morning)--First
team: Forbes, Yale. and Wister, Prince
ton. ends; Bigelow, Yale and Draper,
Pennsylvania, tackles; Thompson, Cor
nell, and Burr, Harvard, guards;
Hockenberger, Yale, center; Norton,
Annapolis, quarterback; Mayhem.
Brown, and Hollenback. Pennsylvania.
half-backs; Wendell, Harvard, full
back.
Second team--Levine, Pennsylvania,
and Exendine, Carlisle. ends; Cooney,
Princeton, ana Weeks, West Point,
tackles; Kersburg, Harvard. and Zieg-
Ter, Pennsylvania, guards; Newman,
Cornell, center; Jones, Yale, quarter
back: Knox. Yale, and Hubbard, AM
erst. half-backs; Sieber Gettysburg,
full-back,
New York World--Wister. Prince
ton, and Forbes. Yale. ends: Osborne,
Harvard and Bigelow, Yale, tackles;
Burr, Harvard, and Bridges, Yale.
guards; Parker, Harvard center; Dill
Ion, Princeton, quarterback; Yeeder,
Yale, and Mayhem, Brown, half-backs;
Morse, Yale, full back.
New York Hail--Ends, Forbes, Yale,
Scarlet, Pennsylvania, tackles. Coo
ney, Princeton, Bigelow, Yale; guards.
Thompson, Cornell, Hiegler. Pennsyl-
vania; center, Hockenberger, Yale;
quarter back, Eckersall, Chicago, half
backs, veeder and Knox, Yale; full
back, Hollenback, Pennsylvania,
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Los ANGELES TRACK.
Ascot Races Bring Out Large Field OF
Competitors.

Los Angeles, Dec. 2l.--There were no
features in the racing at Ascot today.
Large fields were the order OF the day,
with the exception Of the fifth event. Re-
volt took the money IN the tirst event.
winning easily from Betsy. weather
flrst race, furlongs--Revolt, LOS.
keogh, 4 TO 1, won; Betsy i0i, McDaniel,
IL 10 8, second. Bologna, l03, kunz, IL to
!, third. Tinie-l.lah searchme, Ali
Right Sherift Bell, stella A, CanOpian.
Nappa, Black Gem Anona, Abbey Bell
and FL Bernardo also ran.
Second race. one mile-Lucrecc. lO0.
Mcdaniel, to J. won; Parvo, l02, Gala
han, to /. second; Nea tness, lv2, Fischer
IklxI, Lady King, Sentado. Woodthorpe,
Jack McGinn Moor and Lone Fisherman
Third race. five furlongs-Dulcinea
ies,. keorner, Il to 5, won Fenraw lse,
Finn, to /. third. Time--l:VllA GULL
yer, Dlota, Elsie A. Ray Eagan, st. AL.
bans, Jim Leonard and Hazeline also
ran.
Fourth race, one mile. selling--Line OF
Life, lC5. Harris, l9 to ), won; Told You,
man, lO5, Mcdaniel, TO !, third. Time
l.ii4. Creston Boy. McBrathana, Prince.
Huapala, Mosketo Thora Lee. Suaiyta,
Buttons and Llsbla also ran.
Bronton. 100 i~Iis, 5 to ], won; Prince
Ching. 107. Bucoeli, to /. second; Lille
3, 100, Kunz, IL to |, third. Tme--I.lb.
Baron Esher, Chancellor Walworth ana
Harding also ran,
Sixth race. furlongs. seling--Gon-
zales. %, Kelly. 10 TO /, won; Joan of
Arc, l0O Daone, IL to 8, second: Buna, 95
Smith, 80 to /, third. rime-l:03i4. Happy
Rice Derdom Rosemary ID, Early Flow
or, Arcadia Belle Kitty Mccarthy, Wire
Cup, Premium, Miss Fidgety Troiland
and Nerska also ran
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SEPTEMBER.

l-Boston: Bostons and Athletics,
American Baseball league, play "a
inning game.
3-Goldfield, New: Battling Nelson
loses his fight with Joe Cans In the
42nd round on a foul.
S-Putney. England: Cambridge de-
feats Harvard In great boat race.
9-Chicago: W. p. Stannard makes a
new worlds record for trap shooting;
3is without miss.
San Francisco: II. II. Little and G. ID.
Hagerty reduce the automobile record
from New York to San Francisco 10 "a
DAYS, hours, 45 minutes, including
stops.
12-Syracuse, N. ": Sweet Marie
trots the fas.est mile Of the year In
2:03%.
14-New York. Yacht cup valued Mt
so 900. offered BY Commodore Daniel
q. Reed OF the Atlantic Yacht club, won
by Roger Maxwell's Queen.
i6-cranA papiis wins the Central
league baseball pennant.
9o-Paris; Sixteen balloons begin a
race; won next day by Frank r. Lahm
Of Canton. o.
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ABOUT RUBE wADDEL
Brand New Yarn That Has FIoated
This Way About Famous RUDE.

The great Rube Waddel has many a
story put on him, and here is brand
new one: He was pitching game In
Washington a few years ago and when
Bill Coughlin came to the bat the Rube
called the infeld in and told them to
stand around him and watch him make
Coughlin look foolish. The infield did
as bid, as the Athletics had the game
fsyon and 1t did not make any difference
What Coughlin did. The RUDE wound
himself up and Coughlin popped one up
that the RUDE did not have to move for
Then the infielders gave Bill the laugh
sCopahlip WAC HQrey and told the Rube
that That he would get even before the
season was over.
The Rube went to Washington the
next trip and the day II was his turn
TO pitch he walked into the box, and
the Rube looked at Coughlin at the bat
and -aid:
Well Bill tho arm Is bad today,
but you won't see them coming over,
anyway"
Coughlin stepped up on the first one
pitched and hit it out In the trees In
left field. Bill did q war dance while
going around and shouted to the Rube.
NOW why don't you call In the in
field. Ell? / suppose you will be out
tonight stopping an automobile with
that head Of yours" Then the RUDE
walked to the bench,
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with Hanlon. Why, they thought I
WAS crazy, and the betting in all the
poolrooms was 10 TO 3. tpld as good
a friend as ZIck Abrams told me TO
get out Of the match II didn't want
Dick beat. But laughed and proved
that my judgment was better than the
judgment Of all my friends.
ut will be the same way when Hy-
land meets Lewis. / know Just what
these Philadelphia six-round boxers
are. ! know they can't 40 distance.
and when Lewis stacks up against so
tough a fellow as Hyland, who will
rough matters from start to finish. he
will realize that he Is not In one OF
those six-round parlor affairs. / want
my Denver friends TO remember this
prediction.
''Then they say was crazy to make
the match 1873 at o'clock. Well,
am going to tell you two things, First.
Dlckerson, who Is looking after Lewis,
would not have made the match any
other way. He went back on his word
twice. He told me In the presence OF
witnesses and made him confess he
did IN front OF Gallagher. Johnny Cor
bett and Floto that he said he would
fight my boy at 1873 pounds rngside.
or course. a man has right to change
his mind. and that is what DIR. Dicker-
son did
Then figured that II Hyland could
beat Lewis at 1873 pounds at o'clock,
the point | was holding out for, he
could wallop him at 1873 at 3 O'clock
as well. and conceded the point,
And, what In more, Hyland, between
you and me. can beat Lewis at any
weight ] know just what Dick can
a. - ttt,<w fl..k
and will be the only man that loses,
should be get beat, have to sit back
and laugh at the remarks OF some
fellows who never put up a dollar In
their life or ever drew up set OF
articles. and yet they are pointing out
to me the mistakes have made
Amt ID rich ~
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BEST RIFLE SHOT.
Sergeant Dunbar of Fourth Infantry
Leads All Other Shooters.

Washington, Dec, 2l.-First Sergeant
Martin b. Dunbar. company r. Fourth
infantry, Is the best rifle shot in the
army, according to an official announce
ment made at the war department. today
giving the results OF the several small
arms competition Of the army for 1906.
His aggregate score was 81. His nearest
competitor was Sergeant James A. Ian
ders, company N, Twelfth infantry
whose score was $40 The winner Of
first prize among the commissioned Off
GERS was Captain Frederick G. Str1tz-
niger, Twenty second infantry, whose
aggregate score was sQ2 First Lieutenant
Bruce Palmer, Tenth cavalry had the
next best record among the commissioned
officers, with a score OF 49,
The best pistol shot Is Captain James
A. Cole, Sixth infantry, who made a
score Of 2s7 The next best pistol short
IL Corporal Oscar g. Robinson, troop D.
Ninth cavalry tcolore1 Captain J. Nc
Nab, Twenty-seventh infantry, was the
second best shot among the commissioned
officers, and Corporal Horace Jefferson
troop B, Ninth cavalry, the second best
among the enlisted men.
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BUSINESS MEN.

Creedmore, l.. l.: English silver chal-
lenge shield for craftsmanship won
by the Seventh regiment National
guard OF New York, against tho Eng
lish challengers.
6-Long Island: Louis Wagner, In
Darraca car, representing France, wins
the Vanderbilt auto cup,
13-Chicago: Chicago White Sox,
American league. wins the worlds
baseball championship by defeating the
National league champions.
Illegal, Germany: International
military balloon race won by the
Ernst" OF Berlin, smallest of the II
starters. distance 200 miles; greatest
distance, ESQ miles, made by the
"Sohnke" OF Munich
New York: ID, c. Johnson's Roseben
makes a new worlds turf record for
seven furlongs, 1:22.
Chelsea, Mass: Melody wins the de-
cision over Walcott after Is rounds
17-PIttsburg: Laskar plays rs sim
ultaneous games of chess. winning 22,
drawing 2 and losing 2.
Boston, Il. NJ Byers, national ANA
teur champion, badly defeated at golf
by Walter ]. Travis, 6 up and 6 to play.
New York: VIII Hoppe confirms his
title to the worlds billiard champion
ship, by defeating Jacob Schaefer, 500
to Az In AZ innings.
Philadelphia. McGovern and Young
Corbett fight six-round draw.
1S--New York. Sutton wins the
worlds championship al IS .2-balk line
billiards, by defeating Blossom.
2S--Milwaukee: Joe Cans, lightweight
pugilistic champion, decides to relln-
quish the welterweight championship.
31-San Francisco; AL Kaufman
whips Sam Berger IN ten rounds.
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TROTTERS WIN
ON FOREIGN SOIL.

AT the big annual fall trottlng meet
ing held at Vienna. Austria, last month.
ex-American trotters were very much
In evidence. Sons and daughters of
Caid, 2:o7h, bred in Austria, and in
many cases out of home-bred mares.
were prominent in nearly every event.
The star event, the CART Kalman Hum
yady Preis, values at about $4,000.
was for horses bred in Austria-Hun.
gary exclusively. and won by Anna ".
a six-year-old mare by Caid, 2;07N
and out Of Charmer (dam of SHADOW
Chimes, 2:05; Melodius Chimes 2.1IX.
Carlton Chimes, 2:16A, and Charm.
ing Chimes. 2:17M), by Mambrino
King. Anna z, trotted the $500 meters
at the rate of 2:1S1s per mile. pro-
nounced a most remarkable perform
ance.
The st. Leopold's Preis for three
year-old trotters went to the EnglIsh-
owned fllly Dora, by Il. l.. Robinson.
driven by the ex-Cleveland reinsman'
a. c. Pennock. In trotting the 2,SO0
meters, nearly one and a half miles.
at the rate OF 1923 per mile. Dora
reduced the European record for trot-
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JANUARY.

l2-Los Angeles, Cal; Herrera knocks
out Young Corbett In the tifth round.
l6--Paris; first billiard match of 600
points for the worlds championship
won by Willie Hoppe of New York
against Maurice vignaux Of Paris,
l9-San Francisco: Joe Cans knocks
out Mike Sullivan after l5 rounds. Mil
waukee; Charlie Neary wins the deci-
sion over Andy Bezenah after eight
rounds.
Akron, O.; Curly Smith OF Boston
wins the championship OF the United
States at roller-skating by defeating
ED Hagenbucher OF Cleveland.
2S--ormond, Fla; Worlds automobile
record for a mile twice broken by Fred
Marriots cigar-shaped motor; best
time, :32 LIS,
26-ormond, Fla: Marriott again low
ers the mile automobile record; ;2s l-5
27-ormond, Fla: Clifford carp, in an
English car, breaks the 100-mile auto
mobile record In 1;l6:i0 2-5, with one
tire on before half the distance Is
made
New York: Melville Sheppard of Phil.
adelphia establishes new indoor mile
running record of 4:25 LIS
2g-Ormond, Fla: Victor Demogeot OF
France drives his gasoline car two
miles in :5S 40.
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JUNE.

l5-Philadelphla: Cans wins a six
round bout with Lewis
16-Wimbledon, England Il. r. and
IL. l., Doherty successfully defend their
title to the Dwight +. Davis interna-
tional tennis challenge cup, defeating
the American challengers, Holcombe
Ward and Raymond d. Little.
li-Vincennes. France. Frank Kra-
mer, American, wins the City of Paris
bicycle grand prize
2l--New York; Suburban handicap
won by Go-Between; IA miles In 2,05is.
Philadelphia T.. b. Dewhurst and j,
X. Carpenter defeat II. ]. Rendle and
IL. l.. Marsh for the lawn tennis cham
ionshlp OF Pennsylvania IN doubles.
23-Brookline Mass: It. r. Klely of
Ireland wins the national all round
championship Of the American Athlet-
io union with 2,274 points, breaking
two weight records.
2S--New London, Conn: Harvard
wins the varsity boat race against
Yale.
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HEAvYwEIGHTs FAST.
Peculiar Fact With Regard 10 the
Present Day Ball Players.

Who can account for the fact that
large and often heavy ball players
make the best base runners? John NJ.
Ward was rather a small-sized man
and one of the great base runners OF
his day, but was never the attraction
on the bases that was Mike" Kelly,
who stood near six feet in height and
weighed, when In condition, over $50
pounds, says Tim Marnane. Ed Will
hanson was another large man who
could run the bases IN grand style, and
the chances are that the giant Bill
Lange never had superior In base
running.
Harry stovey, a six-footer and built
from the ground UP, was remarkable
base runner, and, like Kelly and Lange,
a great drawing card. Hugh Duffy. a
small-slzed player, was remarkable
base runner, matching even Mike
Kelly Harry Stovey, Bill Lange and
John NJ. Ward In taking long chances
at the right time, and winning out by
unlocked for moves. Will Ward was
wiry, Duffy was like rubber ball and
went from the mark like flash of a
gun.
Tho larger men were wonderful at
the getaway. being remarkably clever
In calling the turn and making their
distance by speed over the ground and
variety OF slides not to the liking of
the basemon who were down to handle
the ball. The most brilliant base run
ner today in the American League is'
Isbell, the giant second baseman of the
champion White Sox. r..s. /,
Walter Hiagins, the Cincinnati light
weight Is one OF the best base runners
In the major leagues, but the heavy
weights, Chance and Wagner carried
off the honors this season, with McGee
and Devlin, another pair Of big men,
close up.
It's doubly MS hard for Wagner,
Chance and Isbell 70 get an opening to
steal base as II Ia for the player
without reputation for this kind OF
work, for the catchers will pay special
attention to these men. as II means
extra glory every time they nail one OF
the swell fiers. Wagner, Chance and
Deyln all passed the 80 mark last sea,
son in stolen bases Chance and Wag.
ner scoring 1903 runs each, the only
players to pass the century mark. Per-
haps the best evidence that player Is
going back Is his falling OF In base
running. As an example, Beaumont OF
Pittsburg, once a fine base runner.
scored but one stolen base last season.
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body. winner oil the 1900 meters and
second man In the 500 meters run;
Bob Leavitt, winner OF the hurdle race;
Fay Moulton, second In the 100-meters
dash; Hugo Friend second in the
hurdles.
Glover. kerrigan, Schick, Valentine,
Sullivan, Mitchell and Queyrouzc are
the other members of the team who are
now resting on the side lines, and,
although one or two of these may oc-
casionally be seen In competition,
they can hardly be classed as athletes
in training
Big Dick Sheldon. first choice In the
weights for the Olympic trip, an
nounced his retirement the day before
the team sailed, and Will never again
be caught throwing the big weights
around the lot,
Myer Prinstein has been forced to
quit training on account of a RAPIDLY
increasing law business, and can well
afford to rest on the laurels he has
gathered in the dozen years that he
has been In the public eye.
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FL0T0 ON LATEST
HYLAMD MATCH,
(By otto Tloto.)

tBy QUO flotO.)
No match arranged In Denver In
years has attracted the attention that
the Lewis-Hyland bout Is doing. For
the first time I'm many years the prin-
cipals are putting up something be-
sides not air and gate receipts They
are both there with the money, and
there good and strong. In the olden
days, before the present area OF linn
tied bouts came into vogue the fighter
who put up his money received reuog-
milton. He had TO put up his money
before he got hearing or before his
claims were even considered. After
the real stuff was up then the articles
were signed and the public took an
interest In the affair That Is what
Sammy McClintlc and Mir Dlckerson
did last Saturday night, when they
posted si,500 with the writer TO In
sure a match between the boys.
As money talks, and not hot air, II
is up to McClintic whether or not NY
land can beat Lewis. He has gone
about II at least In a sportsmanllke
manner and backed his Judgment with
real money. How are you going Ia
get away from thate When spoken
to on the subject he said:
u tell you Hyland IS the best light
weight In the business. Didn't they
say the same thing when | matched
Dick with Young Corbett? Didn't
they say Dick wouldn't last three
rounds And what did he do to Cor
bett and do II like championg Ask
Morris Levy what they said In San
francisco when / matched IIyland
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FEBRUARY.

Philadelphia; Seconds of Young
Erne throw up the sponge after the
NTH round OF his bout with Jimmy
Gardner.
9--Los Angeles. CAL: Herrera and
Herman fight 2O-round draw.
iG-Grand Rapids, Mich. W. A.
Tewes Of Jersey City breaks the worlds
record for in-door shooting with a o.
caliber rifle at 20 yards: makes 2,4Sl
out Of a possible $500 points,
22-Chelsea, Mass. Abe Attel of SAN
Francisco retains the featherweight
championship, receiving the decision
over Jimmy Walsh in the eighteenth
round.
New York: At the championship
swimming tourney these worlds rec.
ords are brosen BY o. NJ. Daniels of
New York 100 yards IN 5S, 70 yards In
;i S-5, and 50 yards IN IA.
23-St. Louis American wrestling
champion Goteh defeats Charles Mack
enschmidt IN two straight falls.
Los Angeles, CAL; Tommy Burns is
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EMERYvILLE RACES.
Two Long Shots Gather the Money In
Exciting Events.

San Francisco, Dec. 2i.--Two long shots
figured in the money getting today ut
Emeryville. James NJ took the lead when
The Skipper blew up In the first event.
In the fifth race San Reno at 80 TO |, won
out by scanty margin. In the Butterflies
handicap Ldsaro ran a great race, getting
off last. but coming home by head.
First race, five and one-half furlongs--
James M. l06, Graham. % to l, won; Prince
Nap iOi, Miller. Is to 5, seemed; Bogo-
hama. lo7, League. 100 to !. third. Time
l:O9 a-6 Soledad, Mlnna Gibson, Black
Sam, sicyon, Get Rich Quick. The Skip
per, Modesia and Black Joe also ran.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Ingham, 1l5,
Brown, 8 to 2, won; Como, ITO, Mcbride,
to II, second: +. Nugent, ITO, Williams,
to !, third. Tfme-l;o2 ~. Fred Null
holland Burning Bush. AL Lindley, st.
Elmwood, Janice Marian, Roalta and Miss
Turtle also ran.
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GOLFERS ELECT
NEW PaEs|DEN1.
Daniel chauncey Of the ca,a..
City Golf cIup Chosen
For Office.
TICKET MADE AT NEW YORK
II WIN be Presented to Golfers
'u'' Meeting to be Held JAM
Is at Chicago.

New York, Dec. 2g.-Daniel u.s..
OF the Garden City Coli omh Ih"aulae'i
nominated for the presloenc, "a - 0ee'
United Sites Golf association, rs " s'
ihss Oh the nominating committee y ~ lld'
ing OF Arden Nj. Robbins ebs,r, .o''''st
W. Lesley and Phelps b. Ho, na aa' Z
n.unced last night rs follows, p "s's AZ
iSaei Nhauncey, 1aiden Civ nntesss'uenl,
wee president Fred 5. Iam.s =,
chase, Wash. D''''0ll Chcye,
Reel, n, ]. morgan, Ballu,
= treasurer, Samuel ]. Hebner phn.,
pAia cricket cluD, Palladium, iuladr.'
Executive committee, l.t'rmh.n ~.
rlaihiield County club; Nsrran l ,aAlls,
son, Des MONIES Cot and S,,,' 1n LNkla'
herbert jacques, Country c,nh ~ ulb,
try club. o''iiah Cyln,
rms ticket will be presented a, ,ho
nuai meeting Of the assucluon ~ s'e dh,
IN chicago ON Jan. Is. w ned
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MARCH.

New York: Irving Brokaw wins
the national amateur skating cham
pionship.
f--Chicago; Two worlds bowling rec
ords broken; the Towards roll 1907;
Ray Stoicke averages 26l 1-S.
cPlttsburg: Norvel Baptie OF st.
Paul lowers the skating record for 50
yards to 2-5 seconds.
l4-Philadelphia: Nelson has the best
OF six-round bout with McGoyern,
but no decision is rendered
ls-Chlcago! National billiard cham
pionship won by Edward Gardner of
Passaic, N, j.
2S-Asheyille, y, c.; Gotch retains
the heavyweight wrestling champion.
ship by defeating Charles Olsen. win
ming first and third falls.
9-Chicago: Hoppe wins a cham
plonship billiard game with George
Slosson.
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AUTO PHILoLoGY.
Jones met Smith.

Jones met smith
How are you. old man ~ said
Smith. Il haven't seen you for some
time"
mo. I've been out in my new auto
mobile"
Indeed. | didn't know you had a
motor car"
''Oh, yes Thought I'd follow your
example. Automobiling is great run,
isn't it?''
splendid. Fine weather, too. for
motoring. BY the way. what is your
motor caro-
MY auto is the Skiddoo."
'Ah, yes. Good car
"Fino auto"
motor Carl"
Automobile"
''Prig!"
Dub"
Here they fight each other to the
death.