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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
DEFY PRESIDENT;
ELECT CAPTAIN [
Foot Ball Dying Hard at Colti I'M.
bia, and Students Are Still
Hoping
Or. BUTLER NOW. ON VACATION
Gridiron Heroes Auxiliary Await
ing Wratbful Explosion
When He Returns. Sjf
especial 70 .The Tlmes. plspatcI1.,

3 Especial TO u ne q llHe6t Dlspatcf1.1
NEW YORK. March 1s..--Althougll CO.
iunbia is without football team for
next seasor, and hardly has the prospect
OF playing the gridron game In 1905. It
leaked out at the uniyerAity yesterday
that nm emergency had been prepared
for and a captain elected. This was done
In absolute defiance ~ President Nicholas
Murray Buffers well.defned stand on
the football question and tho students
PRE- now awaiting faculty action with
some concern.
,rlle election was erected some time
ago. when affairs on the campus were
In a hopeless muddle. Football had Just
teen decreed thing OF the past by.
President Butler. acting on authority
given him by the University Council, md
the student body was up In arms.
Arthur AiEeltinger. center of Tho 1905
team. WAS elected captain in defiance OF
the faculty decision on the gridiron game,
and then tcll students became fearful.
DR.. Butler does not like to te trifled
with. and when he rnetes out punishment
!. Ia usually very summary. II WAS de-
9cided by the players who had elected
Algeltinger that partly for his sake and
partly for the sake OF the game, 1t would
he best TO keep the matter a secret.
Only two OF tile regular players were
sbsent when Aigeitinger was elected.
These were William Fisher, who had
gone to his fonIe In North Carolina to
recuperate. and Douglas 8. Carter. who
was lying in a private hospital suffering
from an injury TO his spine. Those who
were present at the olction were John.
X. Fisher. captain last season and half
back Arthur Aigeltlnger. center: F. II.
Davis and Thomas Boss. guards: F. n.
Dnden and -. H. Browne. tackles: Fl.
B. Post. cft-end: f. r. Collins and w.
b. Donovan. auarterbacks: p. w. Won
saltxa. f,lllback. and y. n. Armstrong.
half.back
a question that is now troubling the
minds OF the columtdans is what tho
president OF the University will do when
he hears OF the matter. DR.. Butler left
last week for a vacation. taking n trip
TO Jamaica and Cuba. On his return 1t ID
expected that there .%ill be trouble. as he
ie unwilling to admit that football ever
will again be played by Columbia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17


| The Baltimore light weight did not hess
.itate a moment. z Cert ainly will accept
the purse IL the club will give me he
privilege Of percentase,13 said Cans. IN elk
son is a wild swia a ..s I can beat thesa
wild punchers in! quick order. 2 am salts
fled that I can outlook and out-punchs
the Dane. and that Is all that is neces-
sary Endurance viii not be necessary.
because I think Il can drop him IN ten
rounds at least. Just as soon us he Nun-3
covers I will reach HIS jaw. It Is all folly
to think that he cannot be knocked soqt.s
Let mo 4 hit him on the right spot MI
a short left or right hand JOLT ana hsS
will take the count sure. AZ; :sS
fellow, but he cannot make The pubic
swallow Nelson as q worlds champion. III
He must beat me first. 4 he bout between
iNcGovern and mysel was not "a Il cham
.pionship affair, arid. furt hermore. If 1 was
acting under orders 9 Z am my own III ans
,ager now and n will deliver The goods
properly. and no one knows Il more ham
this same Nolan, X si$ S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
INTERNATIONAL RACES
FOR NEGLECTED CUPS.
Canadian and German Boats to
Make Trial for Old
N. sts Tex, Z; a.. 33s5; s5s ~
Trophies.
Especial TO The rlmes-l5is patch.).

3F5lttSpeclhl5tO&lHes IllneS-DlSpatcn.)si5 81
NEyN&YORK. March 16s. till more In
lternational yacht racing is being arr
ranged for this coming summer
Two trophies that have lain idle for
several years are to DO contested for
They are the Fisher Cup. which hnsj
been n yachting trophy OF the Great
Lakes for thirty-two years, and the
Quincy Yacht Club Challenge Cup. The
former is held by the r. chester Y acht,
Club, and the Toronto Yacht Club hns
challenged for IT.. The last race for 1t
was In b9W Tho Manchester Yacht
Club holds the challenge cup, and the
Quincy tMass.) Yacht Club has Il hal-
3lenged to recover 1t. Charles f. Adams.
Cd, has ordered a challenging boat. 4i.s5
The deed OF gift of this cup has been
revised. Under the old deed al tr,El a
yacht could not exceed 81 feet Iii length.
and there was no restriction as to tho
amount Of sail that could DO carried.
Under the new deed the measurement
for racing will be length plus beam
plus drnught. and mus t. not exceed 32
feet. with complete outfit on board
ready for racing. but without crew.
The rig is to be jlb and nainsan, ana
the sail area Is not to exceed $50 square
feet. This is according to- tleSrules OF
tho German q * acht Racing Association,
and THE Visiting German yachts will be
invited to enter the match. " "a n
II the Germans who are to try for tho
Roosevelt Cup do enter tho match, this
race and the one for the Fisher Cup
between Rocheste en- aud Toronto boats
will make two more Interesting inter-
national con ests for this year.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
RICHMOND TEAM
I0|F GOOD Nj M|||I||ATE.R|.A|||.l|. \.
------.-.-- --.----
Manager Shaffer Has Selected
Playcrsto Contest for Penna1t
With Great Care.
WILL WIN MANY VICTORIES.
Expected That Season Will Not
Far Advance B efore Scalps
Will Tumble. X.
WILL WIN MANY VICTORIES

Players who have signed for the Rich
imond nine In the Virginia State Baseball
League have recently communicated with
Manager Charlie shaffer and expressed
their intention OF arriving In tho city
on time for practice work.
The majority OF the players will be
here by the fifth OF the month. but q
few will remain away until the tenth or
fifteenth. 45i
The cuts shown to-day are OF some Of
the men who will be given an opport,in-
sity to show what they can do on the dia-
mond. Among this lot nre Sharp and
Hicks both inf1elders. whose homes arc
In Richmond.
Hicks wifi do the work ut the second
sack. and there are none better when he
4 is in trim. And this season will and
Hicks ready for the game. His record
last season with the Virginia North Caro-
lima a League was about AZ good as any
player found, and when he came to- Rich.
lmond at the closing OF the season he did
excellent work on the diamond.
He isSa heavy batter and goes after
everything IN the inheld. They don't
come too hot for him.
Sharp is the man who says nothing,
but .'just saws wood" He can play In
field or outhcld. and there IL little dif-
ference where you put him. Atsshort or
third he has Demonstrated his ability, and
in center garden he pulled down some
long flies last, season. He ms A good
whip. and an eye that does not fail hin,
when the slab artist is Injecting the
kinks into the sphere.
Proud ofSHis Men.
The personnel OF the Richmond team
will measure up favorably with that OF
any team In the league. and Manager
Shaffer is very proud OF the players hes
has contracted for He viii have a stan
Of four pitchers and three catchers
There viii be two or thre Q utility men.
Barring accidents Richmond should be-.
gin the season with a string OF Victories
to her credit.
Tho season opens hero on the 26tln OF
April, and 1t Is probable that Lynchburg
will be the nine to 20 against Richn>ond.
Portsmouth will likely open in Norfolk,
and Danville will open in Roanoke.
This Is. OF course. not official. for the
Schedule Committee has not as yet made
arrangements for all OF the. games.
week in Richmond. One week the
games will be on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday and the following week will
other on the three, closing days.
Letters received from the players state
that each one is getting into condition.
for the work of the season and there
is no discord or kicking among the lot.
Manager Shaffer Is within the salary
limit and intends to give the team that
beats him a hard run for the money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Pillsbury, Famous Chess Player, .ss
Dying III Philadelphia III ospital
Friends Deny That Attention to
Game is responsible for His
Condition.
(SpecialI to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial " ny = Ite.s5 posSi.'l 7ss
PHILADELPHIA, PA. March a.
Henry; N. Plllbury. the famous chess
player. is In q hospital IN this city dying.
1T is believed. His health has been poor
for a year. and two weeks ago he had
a stroke OF appoplexy. His left side te-
came paralyzed. z,
Mr.. Pillsbury was never strong. and
his friends deny that his attention to
chess Is in any way responsible for his
condition. They: say he has not played
o dozen games I'M the last year. Though
he never won the world s champ onship-
that title now being held X by Lemuel
8LaskerAlle is considered by many en-
titled to. the honor as he several times
.defented 11asker In tournament play and
5oft-hand games, IRE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Louisville Tournament

u LOUISVILLE. is, March 16, Are
5rangements for he en- ertainment OF the
American Bowling Con ress, which con-
Svenes here y next SATURDAY,. In the new
business sessions OF the congress- win
shegin next Monday. II is proba bile that
nav officers will be elected that DAY.
/ There are SIEVE raj scandid ates for presi.s
\ dent slreadv v In he field !, prominent
sn,ong them being "A Ebert Blatz. 1t
3 Philadelphia: cha rless ~. II nfmat,, 81;
Cincinnati, and q, n. Epbetts, OF Brook
M! opposed by Henry r, slntt theirs, 81 of:
Huntsville, the secret ry OF & the Ilo l,is-l
3vllle a ssonla ton. The iseal Court, which
controls thu new arli1or n has forbl ddens
Tho sale ;5of INT OK lean IL Ii the building
curing the tourpar nj. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
BY +. NJ. workman & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
IL North Ninth street,

ID osTPoNEMENTi ON ACCOUNT On
( SNOW-STORM OF COURT SALE OF
CoMFORTABLE FRAME DMELLINAs
NO.. 113 NORTH TyyENTY-NINTIIt
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND 8GItACt18
STREETS IN THE BEST NETGIIBOR-%
.HOOD8ONs LIBBY HILL. 5.s5 All
Lot fronting 80 feet 9 inches by 126 feet {
to 14-foot alley, with lot In the rear of 4
said alley to Thirtieth street. with same
front and 125 feet deep House contatns
eight or nine good rooms. bat hi, and Sis I
well constrncted comfortable and con,-
modious and in every way deslrn ble.s "a
bargain. -
BY virtue OF two DEGREES OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court entered October
II and q. 1905. respectively. In 1; tlieS
suit Of the short style OF Cone ct. "A ss,3
VS.. Cones divisees, ct. ais. the undeE-
signed, by authority OF said DEGREES, Will
sell at public auction. on tho premises, on
\ MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1906, AT 8 Rs
O'CLOCK P. NJ Il
the property above described, as Ereferred
to-. II you want a house In tho II best
sneighborhood In Richmond you had best
attend this sale. la
Terms one-third cash and balance IN
equal payments In six and twelve month";,
notes Mt per cent. and title retained
until all the purchase money is paid and
conveyance ordered by court, or all cashs
Mt the option OF the purchaser. B
G. D. LARUS.
Administrators, d. b. a. &. It. a. Of Estate!
OF r.. w. Cone. Deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
MAY Have UNCONDITIONAL
BOWLING TOURNAMENTS
Looks Like Split, Giving Phila-
dclphia and St. Louis Eastern
and Western Events.
Special to The Times Dispatch.0

NEW YORK, March 1G Two national
bowling tournaments next year with a
roll-off III New York for the champion
ships between the three leading competl-s
tors IN the five and two men teams nd;
individual contests at st. Louis, and
tPhiladelphia. This lis a very feasible
plan sadvocnte ed as n solution OF the bowl
ing tournament problem now he cause
of SO much friction between the East and
West. 4, sis; 81 595 a
There are good indications tina t unless
Philadelphia secures the ma ional tour
.nament OF the American Rowling Cong
gress in 1907 there viii 5loe; a spill between
the East and West in the session Of the
congress that opens in II tonisyille next
Monday, he tournament competitions be-
ginning Saturday yNhet her this sect ional
division will he on. harmonious lines q g.
$pends upon the temper OF eastern dele
gates III, / the action OF the congress over
the bid to lie made by st. Louis fon he
tournament NEXT year. The possibility
az a. serious split has caused he s,lg s.
gestion az the plan above mentioned.
y Tho unexpected bid from st. Louis Tor g
the tournaments after It had prac tically
been pledged Philnd elph,ta, came me as 9 9
great slirprise to, loral mowers:
snanler1t next year. and sas It was under
stood that Western fhowlers, part lcularly
those ~ Chica 90, were holding on !. an
olive branch to the New York towing
Association, a which was organized fter
the split at Buffalo four years a go, del e
oates to the local @ riga n lzation meet
Ing SHIELD az few n weeks ago ID Yot ed 70,
affiliate with the "A erlcan Bowling sSoll-
sgress.,tgSJ sl ss sas Z. !. 4. l..s
this peace COME co re pre- ta tives.
az sthe IA, rs C. Glica go and Western
bow ersS being pre- sent twas stated that Z
every I'M lnence would be sbrofg hts s. nenr
to- give lphia the q
1907 Az n WI tst d IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Three New Charters.

The State Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters:
Il. s. Randolph. presi-
dent. Blacksburg: J.. W. PEPPER. secre-
Hagsa@o 5becis aes
In clay products of all kinds.
!. Mutual Aid Society Of Pulaski, Va,
Calendar. chief: NJ. F. Johnson. secretary;
Lizzie Miller. treasurer; all OF Pulaski.
Offsets: For the moral social q, ana ,ar. IN
The independent Order or Protective
Universal brotherhood Of Cumberland
president: a. Mack, stcretary;. WILLIAM
Hatcher, HreaMrrer. Objects; a purelsl
and feilowmen to a higher standard Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
WEHATKA WINS CUP.
ST. Augustine Visitors Having
Fine Snort.
necial n IThA Timea-Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
sT.AUGUsTINE;. Fla. March 16.--st.
visitors have enjoyed another
day making outdoor life ideal. Every one
was in light attire, giving the hotels and
streets a festive air.
The series of AVERAGES for the Warden
Cup was concluded Wednesda y, when two
exciting races We're sailed by five of the
racing yachts the Wehatka. Or. Seagar's!
yacht. winning both races and he one Of
the previous day, giving IT twer,ty-ones
points and the cup. THIS was presented.
by Miss Warden, the only woman mem
her OF the club. and owner OF the racing
yacht Tsana. EssaS3 ssa5
The next series Of the races will be for
the Conlmod ore.s Cup. presented by Com
modore Edward S. Renwick. Of the ST..
Augustine Yacht Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
PENALTY MODIFIED.
Cassidy Makes Important Amend

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
# ALBANY, N. March 16. Senator
Cassidy caused an amendn1ent to be-
placed in the cassidy " Lansing anti-betttng
4 bill to-day, 80 as to make a material
modi fication In the penal y to- be imposed
Tor Its violatt on. Asa the bill was first
introduced, It provided for Imprisonment
native penalty OF imprisonment and & a
4 lne In addition OF s., o0D. 'ss
d Mr.. Nfiller'sS hill prohibiting the estab-
lishment Of any more race tracks In
Nassau county Will be reported favor
J ably from the Assembly Codes Commit
Tee tonight, twill not affect I he Eope ra-
lion Of the Belnlon At track
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Fair Grounds.
8(BytAssociated Press,

80 (BylAss0c1atedsPr e6s.1 81
NEW ORPHANS. March 1s..-Fair
First receive and a half furlonEs-.
Sweet Favor g to ~ first, Simon Kent
5l205to y SECOND. Trossachs rs to y third.
Time i 10 2-5. ;557y sty
Second race.Three and a half furlongs-
I sSht1S9eSeEs Mdgn sG rst
Third race-Five and a half furlongs--
Dan Mck q, g e q . flrst usIry @ to 3,
Fourth .race-one mile and a six teenth--i
Is sssond Esthanlef 8 q IS
Fifth race lFave f,,rlongs-Prdde Of
70 s. second, Young Reminder ESQ 70 y
Bsononaa Belle to- 2J first, Uncle Henry
ditto l0l econd, 4 GleenanS( as to y third.
Time, ]: 52 AS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
,Oaklaw,,,r,:1..,

HOT SPRINGS, ARK. March To-
.Oaklawn summarizes: IS. 25
First race-sx furlongs7-J. w. o Neill
Go to 81 first, Stumptown Q2 to 81 sec
ono, , Duskys az tod third. Time, :l5 3-5.
Second race-three and half tllr-
longs lksino Is to ID first, Mike SUIT
ton q to 81 second, Riflenlan e to 81
third. Time, :4a.
Third race--flva and a half furlongs--
Ben Lear 13 to 10Y first. Little Gregg
s(l6 4 to rs second, Cana oharie 90 to Il
third. b Time. ! :0a SO. ss
1 Fourth race-f1ve and a half furlongs-
Buxon e to n first, Arnador Q5 to y
second, Kundey Is TO third. Time.
.1;1O 10. M l ..58i II
Fifth race-flve and a. half turlongs--
Otto Il second, Florence e to - third
Time, ITO. 3ss .sii Il
sixth lrace-mlle and seventy yards.
Hllee 20 ITO q first. Amberita go to 81
second, Arsenal q to q q third. Time,
AZ 1 4sffls f3 slf6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
r A.C Z N G G.
City Park.
~ Associated Press.)E

(BysAssociated Press.) Bs4
NEW ORLEANS. March 1B.-Ctty Park
First race-Three and a half furlongs,-
Jack Lee Is to y first. Bebay Us to u
second, Young Stevens q Hso ~ & third bird
Second race Short course. steeple-
sas Is sesond E r = rs oafs N shrd
Third race-seves furlonss-Nor,ie Lu-
second, creei rs TO ~ third. Time. l;sl is.
Fourth race-0ne mil e--J uba (l6 3tQ ID
c cs ef r. Ac sSpa Fm ts sssHsa Gold
Fifth race One mile Girard lS to y
first, Goldeye q to q second, Glenclarei
Sixth race-Ffve and half furlongs.,-
Julia M. to y first, Prestige t6 to -
second. Billy Woodland g to y third.
Seventh race-Seven MISUNDERSTANDING
GO to = first = Merry Ge9sse % tS,9
Time, I III. tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
AMERICAN OLYMPIC. !.
team S LOST TRY-0u|T'.
Big Sporting Event in Madison.
Square Garden Z -nigl sul- Y
s. Ivan Sails.

= y 80 !
NEW YORK. March 1s James r.
Sullivan, secretary of the American.
Committee of the Olympic Games of 1906
to be held at Athens. sailed yesterday
on the, steamship cliland, IS OF the
Hamburg American line, on the way to
Athens. IS
The Pastime A. c. olympic G ames,''
to be held tomorrow night at NJ adisoni
Square Garden, promises to be the big.
gest indoor. meet Of the season. The
event will be practically an indoor a. A.
u championship meet, and will also
serve as a final try-ont for the Aneli-s
can Olympic team. All the Eastern mem
thers of the team have entered. as well
Jas Archie Hahn, one of the Western Sc
Elections. who Is m ow In n lew Y ork. Hahn.
w, "A. Schick, w. ID. Fat on. Harry. HILL
man. and Meyer Prinstein will appear In
the GO yards champio nship;9J: sPv Sullivan,
Harvey Cohn and Charley Bacon will be
5contenders in the 1000 yards event for
the national title n g 8 Spring and
s"Billy"s Frank. he NIarat hon runners.
with George BonhaE, will ba the back
markers in the 3 kilometre Il rs miles,
run; and Martin Sheridan the all -aroundy
champion. Jim" Mitchell and g Dick 7,
Sheldon will try. conclusions in the
weight events. 3ss as
Many others. prominent in the athletic
world, though not on the Athens teana,s
4 will be soon in competition, such as Rob
ertson, Northbridge and Christoffers,s
& sprlnters; Parsons and Sheppard IN the
s. 900 yards run 4; John Flanagan ,ssgs John
! Burke and " Larry Feue rbach In the
weights. Five cams have. ntered the one
mile; high; school relay nip
aud the same number OF teams WI con-
test In the g-of -war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Little Man Wins.
1(special To gTheVIimes- Disphtch,'

NEW YORK. March 49, JacR Good
man, the little .Nvonia a. G. boxer Won,
from gorge Hoess' after three rounds or
the hardest ting Sei her hoy had ever
done. Goodman was ten Mound lighter!
than his opponent, but N he &outcla ssed
;IIoey In cleverness and ACCURACY. and "a L
tho end, OF the third ound George wns
the Grove, liz and they hoWlea In gleea
when the little fellow landed a telling
blow on his llus u, qppol eiIt N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Hurt While Wrestling, j
From Our Regular Correspondents,

rom our ORE sponde1l
I.ADEI.P IA. N March s16, "a lexanderl
Kemp, d SEM he 1nivefsit w. Of
Pennsyl and cand date of the
wrestling tea erloIsly and per-
shapss fata W hurt Sesttrda ys y al ternopnss
while a Z practice In. the gynna SIAM
IKenp and At fellow student named P'lln-s
bergel We're pract icing, hen the lat ter;
secured y crotc on ISenln and
being Thrown er ii lnherge lesltl
landed en- The Ills head lsrrts
meath his Iinel j, sS ssa@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Captain Fowler in Char ge,'

The salvation Army 4 Is now An the
hands. OF Capt. Theodore Fowler, whose
eadquarters are at 027 East Broad
street. Speaking of the work OF the
army here. Captain Fowle or sold that he
concerning the purposes and aims al the
organization to all who may he interest-S
ed. and requests the support OF all,
aggressive Christian workers In his
slahors ito bring sinners to Srepentence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
n Off for Norfolk.
Especial To The MINES % lspatch.)

.E837IlSpeGIAI 7Ine IIhleN-Dlspa rs
5S RIIII,AD ELPf HIN, p Al. March l6.--
Penn ri one lie relay team lief / for Nor
folk VA. to-ngh !, where tl,es, NIL race
teams from the Il niyersl tn OF YirgInia
and Georgetown to-nl orroys night. AT the
last minute, Trainer M Ike Murphy ha
Fl ydOck for 4 olsom, as the
Ia ater has been AXE II 4 sick, The l,ar
three members ofs tho team are cartnell.
sIoear ana ~ hitslll,s Fac OF these four
men alsos Will sSrtlr, In he s6oryard la sh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Wake Forest, I S Trinity S.

Special TO The Times, Plspatt Is 2 ~ !
Forest Co llega last even Ing n game
,ot basket hall Tea ted 'l'rInity bsS the
score az his IA no cpnd agan
~ eriesg being pla ysSl hY thesei cams
and Tho second lefen for Twin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17

Richmonders in New York.
Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.)
NEW YORK, March 16.-New Amster-5
s dsm 4. NJ B HI Woo aasana Gef
.fress York, w. 3. Freeman, g. 2. Wiley
FIT, Novel;; sBelvidere. u. N. Purcelly:s
Hoffman, j. N. Dart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Cans After Nelson

r SAN N FRANCISCO, March Is. q 90
Cans, VIII, Is still recognized a s tile light
weight champion OF the world. received
an ofrer az a $40, 900 purse to meet Battling.
Mason before the Tuxedo Park Club,
near 4 philadelphia. The. offer says that
Billy Nolan Nelson's mans ger. wi Y he
given $1,000 ity he will append his name
tx articles of agreement for a twenty
round bout between the p ane and Cans ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
NOLAN / ] !A | ! |. ! j !: SAYS
FIGHT was !! ON SQUARE
Will Give SO, 900 to Charity il
Any g ollusion Can Be 4
Proven.
! (special Is The Tlnles-pispateh

7---'T-ISpeclHI 10 IHo1 I1Htes-111spdtc1i.J
/ PHILADELPHIA. PA March 1s.-Re-l
ports that Would not down were freely
circulated yesterday that there was 4 a
secret agreement between McG Govern and
Nelson be fore they entered Il the ring,
This, coupled with the almost ifeless5 and
3lstless tactics OF both boxers in the
early rounds. gave support TO the cons
itention. # jsss;
n Manager Billy Nolan however, nippeds
this In tho bud. IIe left for New York
last night &wittlfa certified check for $lv,vsl
lin his wallet. which he will deposit with
q. newspaper which nlnie the charges.
Nolan said before leaving Philadelphia:
s"If tho slightest co.. nslon can be proven
3bAtween my protsga and Meg oyern !lle
10000 can be handed to any, deserving
charity that the Gotham, newspap per may
elect. That lis how sura I'VE are OF our
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
Tuesday, March 20, 1906.

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