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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

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sniond. ARRIVING 10: 10 r. NJ or IN post
Y Off De, one small black pocket book, con-
" I.EIiR. IInck Box l713 Rich1n ond. 49, 49,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
NO CHANGES.
Harvard Players Keep Their Nerve and
Team Remains Intact.

Richmond, Va, April 1G-The Har-
ward ball players have had plenty Of
time Sunday TO enjoy a wonderfully
perfect Easter. The players We're al
lowed to do as they pleased. and this
morning many Of them visited various
historic spots. while in the afternoon
the trip to the Lakeville Club was
called off ana the boys given long
drive into the country instead.
Capt. Stephenson. Coach Coburn and
DR.. Nichols, who arrived Sunday. spent
the greater part Of the day going over
the lessons taught by Saturdays game.
II has been decided not to make any
changes in the team for the present.
for one of the characteristics of the
team Saturday was that il did not lose
its nerve. but fought hard from the
start to the finish of the game. not
Withstanding the unfortunate opening
inning in which the Trinity nine Scor-
ed four runs, which could not be over
come.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
TO OFFEND TITLE.
Abe Atteil W,l Do Battle With frankie
Neil Friday Night.

Abe Atten the feathcrweight cham
pion, will again defend his title at Los
Angeles Friday mig Ght, frankie Neil,
the eAhantam champion, being his np-
pOnent. Both are natives Of California
ana there - much interest i'll the bout.
Those who have seen both boys per-
form in tie ring say they 10 not Re
IleVa he is clever enough to defeat At
tell. it IS conceded by all that Atttn is
one Of the fastest and rlevereSt boxers
ever developed i'll this country, but hi:;
punches lack power.
II Neil can Set to Attell's body with
his fayclitr blow, hard ripping left, he
is liable to get the award.
Attrl has seen Neil tieht and the
haste in which he accepted he offer to
take him on and the chInce h. is talk
ing IN losing the opportunity to box
joey RuNkcr, tn" English champion,
tur the World's title nest month, shows
that he is confident "f winning. If Al
ten lns--s iIia bout with RnW ker Will br
rancri"G ~ IT,. N:ti"nal SpurtinG club
"a I."lId"n. Wh,.rr til" battle is billed 10
take plir.. Max .Y
me winner nf the battle ia I.ra An
lscIe4 VIII. in ;.d,itiuI To- Il" money
priz" receive a championship brlt from
the t.ltlb.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

Ithaca, Holy Cross at Tufts. University
OF MaIne-University OF Vermont at Bur
lIngtOn.
Wedncsday-H Harvard Washington and
Lee at Richmond, Va. Lafayette az az
Princeton. Gettysburg University OF
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia; B3wdoin :
Brown at Providence, John Hopkins ~
West Point, Carlisle lndians- GcoIbc
Washington at Washington. RochTst,r 80.
eastern League)- )-Cornell al Ithaca, r'll ,
ity-Naval Academy at Annapolis, fai- ~
Foriham, "Aggies" wesleyan an M!udie
town University of Maine-C University oi
Vermont 1t Burlington. W.
1hursday-Erown-H HOLY cross ~ n"i
ce.itcr. BoWdoiu-Tufts at Medtord' Iii
vrrs;tv of Syracuse at Fordham. Carlsle
in,l,a rs University Of Virginia at Char
lOttcsVi!le. ,,.,,.;,, u,
Virginia at charlottesville.
saturday Harvard United states N3Vai
Academy at Annapolis. Yale University
~ p.nnSvlyar.a at Philadelphia, Prime
ton-C.ornelI at Ithaca, TnftS-Holy cross
IT Worcester Phillips Exeter Academy
kowdoin at Brunswick, Columbia ~ West
Point. Fordham at Georgetown, CafilSlf
Indians Washington and Lee at l.eXine-
tom Va. Amherst-Brown NJ ProVidence
Trinity New York University 1T Ne"
Yrrk Jrrsinus-Lafayctte at EaSton. Pa.
CoiurnLla Athletic Cluh-Cieurge Washing
ton at Washington. Union Williams az
yVilliarnstoWn, Wesleyan ct MidtletG'"n.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
APPEAL TO CONGRESS.
Yacht Owners Object to Regulations
They Are Ordered to Comply With.

Owners OF pleasure yachts have pro
tested against the orders requiring that
they comply with an steamboat reSu-
l:ttion@ such as fire drills and the ear
rying pf naplithti ANA other explosives.
with The result that the government
laws Will probably be amended.
one Of the demands made upon them
was that the display the name of their
yacht even more ConSpicuOusly than an
automobile has 10. This caused q
manifestation Of GiSapproVa1.
Lewis Nixon. William j. ParslOw and
representatives of the New York Yacht
Club hurried 10 Washington to present
an amendment to the United States
Stututt.S In shorter time than it
taxes to call the loll the Senate had
nullititd the safety precautiOn. The
law Was amended to read that only
steamers carrying paid passengers must
not carry explosive oils as storage.
The House is expected To pass the
amendment in a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
READY TO SHIP.
Sir Thomas Upton has Models Of the
Shamrocks Made for NJ. Y. Y. c.

Ready to bc shipped from Glasgow
are models of the three ShamroCkS, and
they are of NOR interest than any
yacht miniatures ever cut out Of a block
of wood. Englishmcn have gaZed on
them the past week, comparing the
most recent Americas cup challengers
with Yankee winners, and soon they
will be on view i'll this country.
When Sir Thomas Lipton decided to
swell the collection Of the models of
America cup racers in possession of the
New York Yacht club by presenting
decided at the same time that the
modelS should he as complete and as
Perfect as tncy could be made.
The ease of the second shamrock
was easily arranged Tn" expert maker
Of models. VINO was trained under the
late George l.. Watson to the careful
observance of all proportions and de-
tails, is Still in tha employ Of the firm.
and with all the plans and measure
mentS available. the production of n
perfect miniature Of this vessel was
only a matter of time.
Probably the others could have been
produced III the same way. but there is
50 much work in the production Of mol
els such as Sir Thomas Upton was de
t"rmlnrd that these should be, that the
completion Of the whole order seemed
likely to stretch out to unconsriona bic
time.
iiN arrangement through William
Fife, therefore, n firm of model NAL kers
IN Glasgow. q quaint sort Of a fairy
factory which makes only minia tiraS
was Intrusted with the work. Fife sup
piled the working drawings. with the
material Of every fitting indicated for
reproduction in tn" same metal or ma
ierial.
III almost all models the chief weak
ness is in the blocks. The blocks. like
every other detail, are absolutely tru.
I" s"alr and material, being wood Or
metal according 10 the nature of the
block used for that work i'm the original
some things there are which might
puzzle even the most expert model
maker with the fun plans before him
ana Fll". therefore. probably with an
eye To the expert nature Of the criti-
ciSm T." which the models would bn
subject ted, personally superintended tho
construction.
Not only so. but when they were ad-
'ahctd !" the rigging stage a practical
man from Fairlie, one Of those who mad
assisted Mt the fitting out of the cup
racers. lent a hand with the rigging
AS y hhai touch to the compIeteness
or the miniatures Mrssrs Lapthorn and
f'a'StE We're asked to provide sails cut
se"ed and fitted as in the original.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
WHO Is CHAMPION.
There Seems to be Good Reason for
Doubt about Featherwei9ht little.

Who IS the champion Of the bantam
weight class Of boxers? Sporting men
arc not agreed. Genuine bantamS, men
who can max" IL pounds ria2side, ar
as scarce as winner takcall bouts.
frankie N,il, who still poses as the bln-
tam champion, although he is a feather
weight, cannot fight under To- pounds.
Joe Bowller Of England. who also has
graduated from the bantam ranks. frank
~ admits Ire is 40 longer a bantam ana
las proceeded to claim the featherweight
title.
No doubt Neil would like to DO So, hut
that would entail 4 meeting with Abe Al
tell, the holder Of the championship ana
also with Harry Harris, the challenger
for the title.
Among those who can make tie han
tamWcight and still fight with vignr is
Jimmy Walsh the New England cham
pion at that weight, VIII" aalrrc:: to the
title of national champion. Walsh il
doubtless the youngest boxer that ev".
represented this country in a bout at the
National Sporting Club. London, as n"
was lust IS years old when he met Digger
Stanley before the British lighting organ
lzdt!on.
In that bout The decision waa against
the New F.nGlander, who always has in
sisted that ne was uniustly treated ~
the referee. Two months later he had
another i round bout with Stanley, ami
this time tie American fought his on
p1nent to a draw. Walsh Gtil was con
fident he could beat the Digger if he mot
him in a club where the referee was in
ciined to bc impartial. Stanley cam" to
this country last October, ana Walsh lost
no tim" in getting on q match with him,
that was fought at Chelsea, Mass. 1t wa
scheduled for j. rounds. and went tl.
Limit, but There was not Il ninut" Of th.-
"ntir. time mat Walsh was not All over
h,G man
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
CONCERT AND BALL
Grand Success by the Labor Unions
Monday Night at Madison.

Madison, Me, April 16-(SpeciaD.-
One of the most successful and enjoy
able concert and ball ever given in this
town was that held tonight in Union
hall. 1t was the first annual of the
Great Northern Trades Union and was
under the auspices of the Madison Cen
tral Labor Union. Not only were the
| local unions well represented but there
We're delegations present from organiZ-
| ed labor in all the nearby towns. A
| special car from Slowhegan over the
| line Of the Somerset Traction 90
brought many from that town, while
those from Oakland, NorridgeWock
North Anson, Solon and Bingham came
over the Somerset railway
from o'clock a fine concert was
given by Lees orchestra or Skowhegan
Al 9.13 the grand march started. led
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ingleton Schenck. who
We're followed by 60 couples. AT the
lntermIssion banquet was served at
| The Weston house
The hail was handsomely decorated
for the occasion by a committee from
IN" Great Northern Paper Compauy's
mil. the product Of the plant being
used exclusively. ID. X Mcdonald.
president Of the Madison Central La
Dor Union, oftciatcd as han director
The Hoor was in charge of F. p.
flyhn' lie was assisted by Fred Nc
Namara, +. TirelI George Mcnamara
ana ii. Crosson. representing the noner
makers; |. III. Gee, John Jardine NJ IT
McSwain and George RIackwood ran
resenting the Federal Union; George
D"rr' G. 7. Meserve. O. Bridges and W
RourKes, representing the Fireman,s
Union. and A. Fl. Moore. Tennis Arsne-
ault' Edward Messer and Guy Perkins
representing the Pulp Makers Union
nose composing the Introduction COM
hllttee We're l.. Fl. Foster, Edward
Maxim. Cliff Frazer and William May
m The reception committee incmded
r. II. Reid, w. F. Young. John n
Matson and f. o. Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

ring Twenty-Five classcs were Judged
during the day ara In nearly every H.
stance the award Of the coveted ribbons
was followed by a burst of applause from
the audience.
As usual, there was a gay array If
spring fnery in III" boxes and society
stamped its approval on tho show By =
representation that included nearly all
the leaders and q small army Of follow
erS.
The competition began this afternoon.
very properly, with the highest type. ths.
thoroughbred racing stallion. ana A. Hen
ry iIi""inSon Of Lincoln. Mass, had the
hnn"r Of capturing the first blue ribbon
Of the show with his Montebank.
The afternoon vas opened by the %.
nies, and the frisky little youngsters were
soon disposed Of, but not before judge,
William III. Moore of New York. one Gf
the heaviest exhibitors in the show, had
scored his first win with Berklcy Bar
tam.
The first clash between the leading ex-
hibtors, Judge Moore, f. ID. Jordan Of
this city and Reginald G. Vanderbilt Of
Portsmouth. r. J., came in the novice
harness class for small horses. and Judge
Moore won with King Forest, which he
drove himself The Jordan entry was
second but the Vanderbilt horse was IN
placed.
A jumping class in the which. the Ca
madam horse Evening Star. owned bv
Joseph kileour Of Toronto, won, closed
the afternoon session.
Mr.. Vanderbilt captured his first blues
in the evenings harness classes his IA
NOUS DIR. Sclwonk defeating Jude,.
Mnorc's entry III the class for single
horses with Victorias. and his Folly. driv
en- by Mrs. L. Donneily, taking the cup in
tn class for runab bout horses under Il
driven by lady amteurs
Other winners were F. D. Jordan Of
Boston, F. T. Stotesburv Of Philadelphia,
Miss II. r. Mason Of this city, and Miss
Gertrude Gilbert Of New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
DOTNGS in THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

Martin Flal.crty, are down to mix 1t up
in Lowell Thursday afternoon.
Mattv Baldwin left Boston for New
sage from his maragcr, Johnny Mack,
that he had two matches On for him.
Eddie Hurley of South Boston. who
made. quite Il record as an amateur, IS
anxious to enter tn" professional ranks,
and will meet any Of the Boston hight
weights.
Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence will box
10 rounds at Tuckahoc. ~ y, with Kid
Williams tonight. Williams is a bg.
strong fellow ana the Lawrence boxer
will have his troubles.
Tom O'Tourke has practically matched
Young CCrbett to meet Amby McGarrT
at ms Tuxedo club May 9. McGarry is
very apt to be handed his by even an
"old has Ecen" Ike Young Corbrtt.
Manager McCorey, who is going to pull
off these big fights il Los Angeles has SO
much ut stake that ne GS going to have
the boxers insured against accidents by
reason of Illness or broken hands while
in training.
Steve MahOney, manager Of Jimmy
Briggs, has received u message from
Trrr,- Hlutc to bring Briggs To that city
t. box Billy Finnucane April Y. Tie Offc:
was declined ON account Of Briggs being
matched for April 30.
Jack O'Rricn'$ valet. Mortimer, be-
/ HcVeS that his aSGociltiOn with the Qua
krr City boxer has made him :. fighter
ana hc is now looking FOR Il chance tn
box in Philadelphia. O'Bri"n will need
a new valet if Mortimer ever gets into
the ring.
Benny Y;n2er, who put up such a great
battle against Sid Goodman, ana who
announced his retirement from the rim;
after Tommy Murphy beat him IN Phlla
drphia, boxes again tonight at TER"
tIaute. Paddy Nee. a tough fellow. j. 10
BE his opponent.
Another boxing club is to he opened in
q couple Of weeks III Rhode Island The
promoters belong in Oneyvile ard they
have secured a large dancing pavilion on
the outskirts Of the city. 1t is their in
t"ntiCn to hold - round bouts. The open
in% VIII probably be April %. The match
maker is an old-tme boxer ana he wa
in RoSton trying to get someone 10 me-:
Jack Murphy Of Providence in the main
lGUt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

luesday-New York at Eoston. Athlet-
1cs NJ Washington, Cleveland at St
LSuls; Chicago At Detroit.
.Ncdnesday-New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia, Cleveland
at 81. Louis, Chicago at Detroit.
ThursoaS-New York at Boston two
E2mcs), Washington at Philadelphia. chi
ceEo at Detroit, Cleveland at 81. Louis
trday-BoSton at Washington Now
York at Philadelphia, Detroit at Chicago
Saturday-BoSton ut Washington New
nork at Philadelphia, Detroit at Cbica
go. cleveland at St. Louis
at Chicago. - S'''''u
NATIONAL. LEAGUE,
Tuesdsy--Boston at Philadelnhi. N.r
aerk at Rrooklvn, Cincinnati nj pitt
purg, st. Louis at Chicago. US
,Nednesday-New York at Rrool,l,,,
cago. @ o. LOUIS at Chi
,Thursday-Boston at Philadelnb;a ~,
,aerk At BROOKLYN. Cincinnati M pi,ts
pqrg, st Louis at Chicago ''''
frloaE-fhi hiladelrhia at BOSTON Rr,oI-
lyn AT New York, Cincinnati at Pi,tsLnrer
81 Louis at Chicago ui :
Sunoay-St. Louis at Cincinnati PITT,
ourg at Chicago nus
COLLEGE,
rriuesday-Yale At Georgetown Ion;r,,
SSsersity OF Virginia at Charlo,t"s,-iIa
ssochester eastern LeagueJ- Corneli 'i.e n,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
SULLIVAN VS.. SMITH.
Well known Gcrappcr4 Fight in Colo-
rado Tomorrow Night

Mike tWnJ sullivan ana
Rnhr smith fight at Pueblo. COLO.
Wednesday night. Smith has done
al His fighting ia tn" West. where IA.
is considered q %r,'lt hoN'r. The. West =
crn sports know mat ne has won from
some good men. hut tilry believe Mike
VIII Al hast get a draw.
Jimmy Gardner Will. if H. has th,.
ability. give Willie Fitzgerald. whom he
meets in Philadelphia Wednesday
night, good beating, for two reasons.
the principal one being that fit2@crald
put his brother Billy away IN about
the quickest tin" Il boxer Was, ever
knncE" ! ont ~ Boston. Fitzgerald is
not now the boxer he was when he
did the trick. while Jimmy is the
younger ana stronger If the two.
FltZE'rald will. however, worry Gard
n"r considerably 1t is not expected
that Gardner Will knock out FitZcerald.
but tn" sports hgllr" that he viii beat
him. Gardner is Il big faVul'it" in the
Quaker city and it is expected that a
bI% crowd Viii witness The bout. The
prices for this cnntoSt have been
doubled over the usual rate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
MIKE TWIN CAN SWIM.
Fresh a. 4 Daisy Alter Going Mile and
a Half in the Water.

The feat of swimming Lake Mime
qGa III Colorado. one and Ome-half miles
lcnG, was accomplished the other day
for the first tim" by Mike Twin Sulli-
van. Sullivan was taking 4 four-mile
nm around he lake aS Il part Of his
days work in preparation for his fight
with Rubr Smith. When he reached
tine .SiIt Of the lake directly opposite
ihe Minn"uua club house he jumped
into the W:t'r leaving Trainer DoWney
IL carry his clothes to he club horse
Sullivan emerged from the water
strong "nd wanted to swim back. but
br|nry refused t. carry the clothing
further.
I'm the afternoon Sullivan spent two
h"rWs in cyan work and boxing He
went three fast rounds with DoWnry
aiid three rounds with Jim Flynn the
lpc"l fighter. Sullivan is in prime con-
diticn ana weighs not much over 40
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
FIGHT is ASSURED.
Edels and Martin Will Meet at Portland
Fast Day Evening.

Jack Galley of Portland has received
til" acceptance of both Harry Edcls
and Terry Martin on his proposition To
bring them together i'll that city Fast
day evening, April 26. They will go -
rounds and this match will settle the
dI'pIIt" as 10 the respective merits Of
the two men. Martin has won three
important bouts At Portland. first put
TING Arthur Cote away then gaining Il
decision over Tommy Sullivan ana then
di i "sing If 2 Portland man. + .els has
been there several times in the past
year also and lie has won his events
Th's" tW" men will be privileged TO
weigh u. pounds. That will hr n"
hAndi AZ to either. both being about tn
riEht weight. i corking preliminary is
planned also.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NORWICH a; MAINE 3.
Norwich Fine Work in Ninth Won,
After Score Was Tied.


Mortified. VT. April 1.-THE base
ball season at the Norwich University
was opened today with an exciting
game between the local team and the
University Of Maine, which Norwich
won in the ninth by 4 score Of to
B. Heavy batting by the Norwich
players gave the home team the lead
in the fifth, but Maine tied the score
In the eighth on Norwich msplays.
win three men on bases in the ninth
ana no one out, Dram struck out the
SIDE. For Norwich Watson singled.
stole second and came home on Lind
say three-bagger. Score by innings:
Norwich ........O 0 100 ito
"in'he '.'''''....l o o " o O-3- > :.
Batteres-Oram and Cole: Dow and
Blossom. Umpire, Preble Tine . ~
Attendance. 200. 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
may NOT STAND
Exceptions are Taken to
Swimming Records.
Owners Of Pleasure Craft Ap-
peal to Congress.
Lipion Has Models Of The Three ShamTocks
For Presentation 10 n. Y. Y. C.

Two Of the records made by G. NJ.
Daniels, the New York Athletic CLUB
champion swimmer, at the recent
championship meet held i'll the Mercury
Foot tank aI" being questioned and IL
IS expected that they will not be al
lowed to stand.
The worlds record made by Daniels
fu:. 90 yards was made in Il 5O-yard
race ana The last 10 yards Of the dis
tancc was not made III competition.
rev American record vas made by
Daniels III the 1000 yard distance III tn
same way. The record was made while
he was swimming in competition for
the last half-mil. contest and ne MADE
the last l20 yards Of ne 1000 without
cUl1pctiliun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

for the first time. 1t is believed. in
history clear evidence has been found
OF the influence of Christianity n
fompeH. This is a discovery of high
interest for students of archaeology.
Whiie some excavations were being
l,aue on the northwest side of the dead
city 'here was brought light terra
cotta vessel bearing the so-called
monogram of Christ surrounded bv the
crown OF thorns. The vessel is at
lrlbuted to the first century Of the
Cnr,s''an era. 1t was found at a depth
Oh ABOUT twelve feet below the surface.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17

throw Tyrrcll once III an hour. ON
Maf"h il Ia" stood off Young Monday
fo' hh Eunr. On March IL he threw
l"nnE MoHiay ii IL minutes, but the
engagement was stopped by the referee
because Of the rough work Of the men.
Then came the bout on April 10 with
Joe Grant.
Thrt" ir' iimnarics have been ar
ranged for til" ~ with Swanson, ana
as Il special extraction. Frank liuSe-
man VIII probably DO his bag punch
iIs uct.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
COTE GETS DECISION.
Outfought and Outpointed Tommy Quill
IN Bout at Thornton, r. |.

Providence. r. l., April 1f.-Arthur cote
Of lfiddcfofd. Me, secured the decision
over T"nmy quill of Erockton tonight in
IL" ffatur" event At the Rhod. Island
Athletic CLUB IT Thcmtnn. cote had the
better of tn" hPht at all stages and III"
decision W. never N doubt after thr
hlth round. He oUtfouGht ana ,utpnn-
ishcd the Er"ckton boy and won with a
Tid" margin.
~ IA" semi final, Johnny Lynch ~
Cambridge knocked ont Young Eoudreau
Of Rust"n in the third round
kid Connolly Of inns city Knocked out
Solly Myers Of EroyI.t1n in the fourth
round OF the curtain raiser
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

,Tncsl"y-P"tor Sullivan VS.. Luther
Manuel. Ea!cu Falls. 4. II; Tommy Sui
hNan II. kid Willams. Tucknl,nc. y :
New York IS. Philadelphia hoNers. New
T"rE; ,tf"nny IanG"r y. Paddy Me-.
iHrrt I'ante; Clarence Forbes vs. RilIy-
MlN NHard. New York
WedneSd"y- Mike CrwhD sullivan Is.
Ruhe Smith. Pueblo. col: Jimmy Gard
n n%r ". Willie Fitzgerald. Philadelphia: !:
Charley llittc vs.. Rube Ferns, Albany.
Thursday-Georgr Gardner w. Mike
Srhreck. W. Clinton VS.. Young Klobv
t"hnny Mahan vs. Mike Grady and Billy
conatv Us. Young Freeman, Lincoln Club.
Chelsea: a. Bczzcnah W. Kid Farmer,
Peoria: Martin Flahertv VS.. Billy Gard
t.nnnman. Green BAY.
r'riday-Ahe Attell IS. frankie Neil
los Angeles: Dick Fitzpatrick vs.. 10"
Thomas. Colma. Cal; Honey Melody vs..
,Iitk L p"msherty. milwaukee,: Ar'hmr
s,"tG vi Tommy Quill Augusta; Willie
Mack vs Young Kl"bv. Lowell.
saturday Tommy O'TOole vs. Johnny
llWTer. Philadelphia: Eddie Sanlry vs..
kid Harrison, Palouse, Wash.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
FiTZ AND O'ERiEN MATCHED.
VIII Fight 20 Rounds Before Tuxedo
Athletic Club.

BOD FitzGimmons ANA Jack D'Bricn
are matched to meet before the Turxe-
q" Athletic club. F.:'@inst"n, IA, on
May 20 for 70 rounds.
The fighters have been guaranteed a
purse Of go 1000 ana ar" each to receive
n per cent. "r tie receipts for their
services. This sum il to he divided on
Il basis Of - per crut. the winner. of
course. I" receive the larger cnl of tn.
amount. Pictures arr a. h. taken Of
TIA" "n"ounter. The club has posted
$1,000 each for appearance.
Tom o'Rnurke tie clubs match
maker, announced that GINS Ruhlin and
Tomm.- Bnrns, WHO defeated Marvin
Hart recently, would meet at Eeslngton
on MaF IS for % rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-17
SPORTING NOTES.

Cure won from Schaefpr. 500 to $50
at billiards at New York Monday night.
Portland will have a kennel club.
that is if the American Kennel Asso-
citation approves its charter and there
is no doubt that il will Portland dog
fanCirrs have met and elected the fol
lowing board Of officers: President,
DIR. William H. Spear; vice presidents.
John J. Boyle, F. II. Thompson, r. L..
LcButt; treasurer, DIR. William :.
Lord; secretary, Harry p Melcher