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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-24

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The Washington times., 1906-03-03
BURNS ALL AROUND
CHAMPION ATHLETE
Star Football Player, But Prefers La
crosse to Any Other Game-Became
Boxer for Fun.

Noah Brusso. or Tommy Burns. as ne
Is known pugilisticaIy. who beat up
Marvin Hart At Los Angeles last Friday
has the reputation OF being one
Of the best all-round athletes In the
country Brusso's great physical endur-
ance. which made IL possible for him
10 Withstand the bear-like embraces of
Hart's incIinches, came from years of
lacrosse. tennis, soccer football, hockey.
and skating. those sports having been
Brusso's lifelong pastimes at his Can
adian home.
The athlete has always had a mania
for the most strenuous of outdoor
sports. and has Professionalism half
the amateur lacrosse and hockey teams
IN canada by playing against them un-
der assumed names and in various sorts
OF DISCUSSES. II there IS a lacrosse
game on when BTussO is around he
can be kept out OF it, He shows the
most phenomenal endurance ia all of
those sports, and the stamina REQUIRED
10 hold Hart at bay was well earned.
BTUssO himself says that he didn't
want 10 become a professional fighter
but he simply couldn't help IL. he was
so carried away with the delights Of
boxing. He couldn't find enough anna
teurs TO stand up before him. so he
had 10 turn professional to satisfy his
yearning for excitement in the ring.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
NELSON TRAINING
WITH LIGHT WORK
Won't Get Down to Serious Stunts Un-
til Monday-Says He'll Block Nc
Governs Punch.

ESSiNGTON. Pa. March S--Battling
Nelson, who viii go six rounds with
Terry McGoyern at the National Atb-
ieuc Club. in Philadelphia, March Il.
Is going through his training stunts
down here.
The Battler IS not working very
nard, but viii start on Monday to do
bedFy work At present punching rne
bag, two three-round bouts x,itb rs
sparrlng partners and a sfx-niIe walk
constitute his preparations for fbe
coming night The champion saws
Although no decisions are given in
Philadelphia any one viii be abIe In
tell the winner when I am thr01feb
with Terry. | fully realize that ATcCoy-
eTn has the punch. but I tell vou he Is
hot going to land II on me If I can
aeip IL am training slowly and care
fllIy and VIII be in the best Of shane
Wnen We enter the ring"
nelson IS the hero Of the small nov
III JHe village and he cannot leave his
training quarters unless a fuII brigade
y al MS heels From Monday on. his
spdFTing partners viii be increased nv
two rugged boys from philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Medical Although the team has not
shown remarkable speed, the men are
all good, strong runners. and will take
a lot of beating Captain Sullivan in MS
best shape IS one of the fastest quarter
miiers In the country and the final re-
lay between him and Cantweu of Penn
sylyanla- should prove a great card
ihe freshman relay team, which Will
compete with the youngsters of George
Washington held it's trials Wednesday
and the timers report that excellent
time was made. The following who
made the team were, Clarence Shafer.
Capt. Genne Jeffs.
Prominent Official Here.
Benny Ostheus, who officiated with
such success at the b. A A games,
arrived in town last night and had a
with Manager Brennan about
the arrangement of events. Mr.. Ostheus
who holds the unique record OF running
on thtrty-eight heats IN less than an
hour, IS counted upon to conduct the
meet IN a way most satisfac ctory to the
spectators.
town management are gold. silver and
bronze medals OF a novel design. en-
gFayed with q seal OF GEORGETOWN on
one side and the event on the other
Mathew +. Mahoney will act as Gus
todian Of prizes, and Henry Eanigan as
Inspector.
Col. James b Reynolds. assistant ser
retary Of the Treasury, has been asked
TO act as one or the umers
Manager Brennan requests all patrons
to be on time The doors open at Z
p. m.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

HORSE GOT CHLORAL
IN UNDILUTED FORM
Such Is Opinion CT Veterinarians in
Grenade Drugging Case-Ten
Witnesses Called.

NEW ORLEANS March s.-Judges
IreYelyan and Murphy had a ousy time
of it yesterday afternoon at C4ty Park.
investigating the drugging case Of the
horse Grenade.
They had before them about ten men
ana are stlll on the hunt for others. The
case Is nasty one as IL i.yolves he
SIDES couple Of owners. (. yseiI-knovru
oookmaker. The matter win e thor
ougniy gone into and sites o The bot
tom, as the officials are d.. mined TO
md the guilty parties.
IT may be that a decision in the case
Will be handed out today
ne morse has responded 10 treatment
alu lS steadily improving. It is said
that Jhe drug administered was choral
without being diluted The s1Dnosifiov,,
- mat II was given as a drench. and
.fiis @ accounted for the horses mouth and
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
JOLLY FATS WON
FROM ACME FIVE

The Fat Men and the ACmes. OF the
District League rolled three good games
last night on the Palace alleys The
rats took the first by 1G6l to 81, Ac-
me got the second by .G26 % gl5. ard
the Fats again got busy and took the
third by 9s9 To 500
In a second game in the District
league. the Lawyers took two from
me Harrison. Browning < Cos. and
among the Departmental bowlers War
treated The .. z. .. quint to the same
dose, General Office. of the Railway Re
lei Association Won all three from
NoFlnedSteTn. Brown, Of the winners
was nigh for -he evening with 26g
Only three men showed up on The De-
lNeTy Team for its game with Station
b, IN the Postottice League, and in con-
sequence the former lost the set To the
East CAPITOL street quint by large mag
ms In the Binders League. the STAN
ptIS won three from COWBOYS No
ana IN the District DuCkpin League To
!edo Kept mp its winning streak by TAX
ms two from Georgetown.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
WESTERN SCULLER
TO INVADE EAST

81. LOUIS. March 3.-Capt. John T.
Joachim, of the Western Rowing CI,,b
mas already commenced a mild svsten,
oi indoor training for the coming row
ING season. Joachim is one of the fast
est sihgie-seun oarsmen in the local
I,aIoor- lie has decided to enter the
American Henley at PhilsdaInLta -.
spring, where he will meet the bae+
amateur oarsmen in America
Joachim represented the Western
Rowing Club. Of St. Louis, in the Ma
tionaI Regatta, of 1908. when he finfsTad
fourth 10 Scholes, the Canadisr ,bi,I1-
Plon; PETERSON, of Boston, and Jimmy
Juysnal, Of Philadelphia, in the senior
single scuil- -i0 0Oi4iOi
Joachim was formerly an amateur
' poAeT' nut ne has given up the boxing
sts.HIe ana VIII devote ali his time here
iutef 10 rowing. He expects to train
SYSTEMATICALLY as soon as the weather
VIII VIII permit outdoor work Joachim is
In the East " "'''A
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
Athletes All on Edge
For Georgetown Meet
Relay Teams and individual Entrants Pre-
pared to Break Records Tonight-Cham-
piOn Shepherds Task-The Prizes

Training ceased Thursday night for
Georgetown indoor meet. and Friday and
today have been given over to rest by
the numerous Washington athletes who
are prospective competitors.
The out of town members began TO
come in last night. and every train to
day has brought IN expectant athletes
who are to endeavor to snatch honors
from the local men.
Malvin Shepherd. the champion miller
arrived this morning In good shape, and
conhdent Of uphoIding his great reputa-
tion. One who has never seen this
young man perform would be inclined to
think little Of his chances of winning
MS race when 1t is considered that sew
eral OF hts competitors have been allow
ed handicap OF 40 yards and Connors.
of {. A. G.. and Washington's premier
distance man. has been allowed sixty
yards It is said by those who have
followed Shepherd that before the end
Of the year all distance records VIII fan
before him.
Another event arousing great interest
is the pole vault. in which Sterritt
OF George Washington, will endeavor 10
break the Southern indoor record.
Georgetown VS.. Penn.
The Georgetown relay team took tho
last practice yesterday afternoon. II
consisted mainly of starts and short
sprfnts- The team IS composed Of Har-
Ian Pease. 'e5; Charles Ward. '08: Grif-
I'M Mudd. 'Os, and Captain Sullivan, '06,
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
SCANDALS QUIET
At Los ANGELES
Men Who Accused Brooks Mildly Rep
rlmanded-Wernberg to Get
New Trainer.

Los ANGELES. March 2.-Everv-
thing has duieted down here in racing
circles. and talk about the recent scam
dais is subsiding.
I9e four men who brought charges
against J. W Brooks were reprimanded
hy the board of directors. but only in a
mild form. and il is the general oDinion
that this VIII be the finale Of the case.
j A. weinberg has left for New York
On ms arrival home he will procure q
new trainer and race in the East this
year. II mas not been definitely settled
IuSt When MS horses. among them be-
ing the sprinter Big Ben. will he sbinned
East.
{. T. DurnelTs string will leave here
Ior New York in a day or two. and viii
York ~"
II was offlclally announced the meet
ing would end on March II. frstead of
March IL '0 VI
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
TOM 0'R0URKE ASKS
WHAT STOPPED BOUTS

MEDIA. March 3.-Thomas O'Rourke
OF New York. was here today for the
purpose Of interviewing Judge john
So,,,li son IN regard 10 the opening of the new
town. U' -
District Attorney MacDade recently
s'iVe orders to stop the two fights
t, SfneQuIed 70 take place on the opening
night or the Tuxedo 4. c., ana the
sportlng fraternity was greatly disap-
POINTED Mr., O'ROurke said today thtt
laws, and that If he had been here the
hIght the fights We're scheduled 10 come
OF mat they would have gone on. even
InouSh some arrests had been made.
this subject
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
WASHINGTON DOGS
RECEIVED PRIZES
Local Entries Well Treated
by Judges at Show.
KELEPH IS THE CHAMPION
Emory M. Wilson's Cocker Spaniels Got
Two Seconds and Three Thirds
Other District Winners.

Today is closing day at the District
of Columbia Kennel Clubs first an
nual bench show. BY or O'Clock
tonight the last awards of the Judges
viii have been made. and out-of-town
owners will pack up their precious
brunOs and depart
Washington dogs have Jared as well
as could have been expected in cap
turing the coveted ribbons and cups
which the local club and others have
,oIIered. perhaps the most noted winner
being Mrs. Simon VOLTS Great Dane
keteph, which took first in the omen
limit, and winners classes Emory Nj
wilson, principal of the Central High
SchoOi and an ardent admfrer of faDCv
dogs, has done well with his cocker
spanlels, having taken three thirds and
two seconds -'N
Local Dogs Won.
In the st. Bernard class, two local
dogs. which were shown for the f7rst
time at any exhibition, received f1rst
and second prizes in their respective
classes.
The showing made by the Washing
ton public at this first attempt of the
instruct club TO hold an affair Of its
Klnd mas been more than satisfactory
ana unless plans go wrong. the club
VIII go INTO the thing on even a larger
scale next year than it did this
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
Local Dogs Won.
BOYS RULE MARBLE GAME
WITH BIG SIX SHOOTERS

EBENSBURG, Pa, March 3.-Prof
Delaney, principal of the Barnsboro
schools, heard fuss on the play
grounds Going out he found Tommy
Burns, eleven years old, covering, with
a slx-shooter, fellow-pupil, who. he
said, had cheated at marbles.
Touch them commies and you are a
DEAD duck, Burns hissed through his
teeth. The principal almost faInfed b1IT
he managed to prevent bloodshed.
taklng the gun from Tommy Burns
ne began a search Of the other bows
lie confscated six other loaded six
shooters.
The teacher took a club and drove all
the boys to the office of SQUIRE brown
VINO declared them under arrest and
then paroled them.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
JAKE STAHL DUE
To ARRIVE TODAY
Coming to Outline Spring
Campaign of Nationals.
EASIER JOB THIS YEAR
veterans Should Make Training Prog
ress at Charlottesville Much Faster.
Fewer Minor Leaguers.
EASIER JOB THIS YEAR

Manager Jake Stahi. of the Washing
Ion Baseball Club. is due to arrive IN
aShlhgton today with his bride
Inc hrSt stunt of the boy nianarer
VIII De TO have a talk with President
LON NoyeS about what he saw while
on ms travels in the West and wbaf
preparations he will make for the Ma
uonals TO start for their training QUAR-
ters at Charlottesville on March 10
Staht went West TO get married. and
after taking unto himself Il wife in
the person of a charming Chicago girl
ne made the honeymoon a business trim
by looking up number of PLAYERS on
The Coast who had been recommended
70 him by baseball sharps. He said
Mnen he left that he would probably
Iahd another man besides Schlafly. the
big fellow who viii try for second base
cut so Tar has not announced whom he
, had IN mind or what he learned from
his Investigations
Handsome Wedding Present.
StahI viii be the receiving end of q
Pleasant surprise today when there is
handed over to him q handsome silver
service or I'VE pieces, now on exhibition
In Cats jeweiry store window II IS
a wedding present from the stockholders
OF the Washington club. in apprecia-
ton of the remarkably good showing
he made with his team last season. when
he took it from the bottom TO the top
Tor part of the season, and finished
well cnt ~ last place.
Stahl= work at charlottesville this
season -- soundinE his material into
shape should be much easier than if
vas last year if he has any luck with
the weather Last year the team was
composed Of so many men who had
Just dropped in from the minor leagues
that II was absolutely necessary TO han
die them like a crowd of schooIbovs
aud drill them in the elements of major
league ball There were score of
lrlchS which are known to every old
timer in the big leagues which the
MINOR recruits had never seen before
anu much time was required To teach
lbem 70 the youngsters Il also made
the job Of manager c8ptain-cCach hard
Tor Stahl, who was himself a coupara-
uNely new man IN fast company but
ne was ably assisted by kittredup and
between them they must be credited
with having CcOmDiishcd wonders
IhlS season Stahl viii have besides
klttredge such old stagers and veteran
StTategistS as Lave Cross. John Audar- /
son, Charley Hickman and Pitchers Kit /
son and SudhOn 10 help him steady the
new men and get some of their foolish
notions about the game out of their
heads.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
FRENCH DEPUTY WOULD
FIGHT A DUEL

PARIS. March s.-During an interneT-
iation In the chamber OF deputies vester-
day. there was a sharp exchange of
words between Deputy Aufray and NJ
Jaures. the Socialist leader.
Later NJ. Aufray challenged Jaures to
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
COMPANY c LOST TO
SHAMROCK A. C. FIVE

The Shamrocks defeated Company c
auint, of the Congressional League. last
evening by "A to 4 The latter was IN
able to make d field goal. The features
were the goal throwing Of Sullivan and
Ine defensive work of Manning.
The Shamrocks will meet the AIexan-
oTla Athletic Club mkt Wednesday
night in league game.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
They Are Separate.

The Gibson pictures. which ara - -
feature of The Sunday Times for fbe
next ten weeks. are not printed on a
page page OF the paper. but on a separate
mounting and framing. Thev are eonei
IN excellence 10 Gibson pictures sold IN
art stores at from one to three dollars
apiece.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS

Mengnac. the worlds champion fencer
VINO successfully defended his title Tues
DAY night against Galante, the Italian.
is left-handed.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Despite the objections Of athletic crit
!cs over the choice by the OIvmnic
games committee of Kerrigan. the Port
.aIo, ore jumper for the American
Fam Le Is HkeIy 20 20. as the Portland
A. =: has chipped in 500 10 the ftInG
and he IS a frst-Class nan N--N
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Something like $50 players will be
taken South by the two major leagues
the National and the American, this
spring. No club will have a larger com
pany than the ST. Louis Nationals. who
VIII take over 30 To Houston, Tex.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

Ihe Brown University baseball sched-
uIe mas been delayed owing to the i'll
ness OF Manager Walsh.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Louis Cyr. of Montreal. for many
years the heayyweight lifting Champion
IiecehIl4 handed over his title 10 NJ
Decarle, compatriot. who drex, y,itt
nm IN weight lifting contest.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

sam Langford. the New England col
ored nsiddIeweight. who knocked ont
Larry Temple Thursday night at CneI
sea. VIII get a return match with Joe
Jeannett who stopped him a few months
ago in New England.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03
BOXING.

johnnie Burns and Amby McGarry
went three rounds to a draw at the
Sharkey 4. c. New York, last night.
Burns was clever. but McGarry did most
of the forcing
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

II IS reported that George H. Ketcb-
an Jhe former owner of Cresceus viii
IN IN Ine position of trainer and driver
10 toT LOUIS Ninans. the we!I-known Eng
llsh patron OF the trotter.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

barrett Smith. the old-time Cornell
athIete. has been in China for a few,
ears DONG. engineering. but has re-
in competitions. - -
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Fred Tenney is not sleeping. He is
working TO give Boston a first-class out-
field, and viii have a good man there
before the bah Ssarts rolling or will
know the reason why.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Bettors on the approaching billiard
match between HOppe and SIosson for
the championship of the world are ~
fering odds Of 10 to on Hoppe.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Wasn't Thrown and Was
AggresSOr Throughout.
SURPRISED HIS FRIENDS
VolubIe Rob Roy in Better Form Thar
Ever BefOre-Baker Jolted Grant.
Ross Beat Beckett

Rob Roy Mackey put crimp in the
wrestling ambitions of Young Monday.
Of Brooklyn. at COncoTdia Hall last
night when he not only resisted the eff
forts Of Monday so successfully that
he was not thrown at all in the course
OF an hour. but was the aggressor
throughout and would certainly have
won had the bout been gauEed accord
ing 70 the rules which govern amateur
contests.
Monday was decidedly d disappoint-
ment. He had agreed TO throw Mackey
twice in sixty minutes. and had ten
pounds advantage in weight to help him
iii the conditions, but Mackey was
never in serious danger. and once or
twice, when. by quick work, the Brook
Ignite might have connected with q
hammerlOck he failed 10 seize the op-
portunity and instead Of having an ad-
vantage allowed himself TO be rolled
under Monday claimed that his should
er had been hurt and that he could not
show his best PAGES on that account.
but allowing for this handicap he did
not come up 10 Mackey ia speed or sci
ence. II the match had gone 10 a finish
he would probably have won after a
long struggle. although the Washington
man appeared perfectly fresh at the
end of the hour
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Pinch. the University Of AFfcbfs,a,, ,,,r-.
jumper. is developing into 2. wonder EJa
cIeaTed SIX feet at the recent uniyer-
sity games. x
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Jess BuTkett will lose no time in push
ing matters on his new ground in Wor-
cester. He intends 10 make the outfit
the most attractive by long odds ever
seen in that city.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Al Selbach went down in weight seven
pounds in four days at the Hot Springs
and is now within seven pounds Of the
figure at which he il aiming.
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

Jake Beckley, the weII-known first
baseman, has been given permission 10
stay al the Hot Springs until March 10
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

The Hot Springs contingent now in
cludes some 30 ball tossers The Boston
Nationals. Boston Americans, New York
Americans, Clevel3nds, St. Louis Ma
tfonals, Toledos. and New York Ma
uonals are among the clubs represented
The Washington times., 1906-03-03

James F. Smith, Dennis Shay. and
Joseph A Burke, OF New Bedford. are
the new owners of the New England
League club in that city. Mr.. Smith is
the owner of Il large brewery in New
Bedford, and an ardent lover OF the
game.