Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
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charged with manslaughter, was re-
leased on q thousand dollar bond, and
left Everett for San Francisco. The
coroners Jury determined that johnny
Crow, who died in the prize ring dur
ing a fight with Snailham, came to his
death from over-exertion' 1t Is the
opinion at Everett that Prosecuting At
torney Hartnut will make no further
move toward trying Snailham on the
charge of manslaughter.
Tommy Mowatt, better known as the
| "lightning CONDUCTOR" who has been
notable figure in boxing circles for
several years, is down with typhold
fever and 1t is reported he is not eX-
pected to live. Mowatts latest contests
| showed his decline, as he was Knocked
| out in his last two fights Tommy
Murphy of New York Knocked him
out at Philadelphia in four rounds,
while young Otto" another New
Yorker did the same In private
match, but in two rounds.
owing to the refusal of Ernie Hjert-
berg to 60 to Syracuse to coach the
track team of that city, Tommie
Keane, the old professional sprinter,
will have the place. Keans was at
Oberlin last year.
Joe Jeanette of New York has signed
fo rtwo matches in Philadelphia, one
with Jack Blackburn on Oct. IL, and
the other with George Guenther Of
Australia, for Is rounds, at date
yet to be selected.
Jack McAuliffe, the former light
weight champion pugilist. is now
racehorse owner. He bought the bay
colt Pierrot at the sale of horses In
training from James r. Keene's stable,
paying $1,000 for 1t.
''I amt Dragging or boasting," said
| Jack "but l think l know a nice one
when see him, and 1 hope to parley
| this colt into a metropolitan racing
stable, as big as the one he's just left.
He's pretty we'll bred-by Disguise IL
Pretty Maiden--and I'm going to turn
him over to my friend, Archie thinner,
who can make a race horse out of him
if anybody cam"
A large and enthusiastic crowd wit
messed the boxing match between Kid
Williams and Frank Carsy, both of
Chicago, at Indianapolis. Ten rounds
were fought and 1t was rafting good
scrap, Williams winning the decision.
Money talks" said Jack O'Brien to
Eddie Graney, when the San Francisco
fight promoter asked him whether he
would meet either Burns or Berger.
Sure 1t does, and nobody can hear it
palmer when it talks than Jack.
I'm going to stroll down to the
cigar store and see how the ball games
come out, dear" said Mr.. Gadsden,
sWeetly, as he arose from the dinner
table. II won't be gone over fifteen
minutes, unless, of course, I meet some
one who will keep me talking"
Now, please don't be long, Henry
) pleaded Mrs. Gadsden. You know
Butch and Mrs. Jones are coming to-
night,
Mr.. Gadsden was back in ten min
utes.
"Oh, you're such good boy!" cooed
the missus, coming to a clinch who
won?"
1.-The rotten skate was not in the
money" stL. /, Mrs. Gadsden, staring va
cantly over the tender helpmeet's shoul-
der.
"whv, Henry! What do you mean?''
Gasped Mrs. Gadsden, getting out of
the clinch and breaking ground.
"Oh, yes" said Henry, getting his
three lengths-oh, mean by to-er
something or other. Don't bother me
now. Did the Joneses Gomez"
!. AL Kaufman who flunked out Of a
match with Tommy Burns before the
Pacific athletic club of this city, and
Jack Johnson have been matched.
The managers of the two men, Sam
Fitzpatrick and Bob Deadly have
signed articles of agreement which
call for the two heavyweights to meet
in a six-round bout in Philadelphia
under straight Marquis of Queensbury
rules.