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GONE STALE.

last as though be mus, atep aside
Tor younger muscle and no~er
brains
In the way Of money Manager
Collins has not stinted. he selected
he present team and put them
through their preliminary training
18th confidence bora % previous
success that they would Do con
tenders FOR the flag the season
through But his judgment Was At
fault The oaiy answer to a losing
teams failure 10 the string oi sie
iofisa 20 the winning teams credit
The manager " a winning team la
success. and by the same token
The manager ~ a losing bunch f.
failure The element Of chance
may have overbEianced the scales
against the losing manager. but that
Il hia misfortune and an shsatinfY.
Ing answer 20 the fans who wAnt 10
see their fayoritep put up a fighting
game. Practically every member Of
the Boston team IL playing a slower
game than last season. and the de.
maud for young blood IL 40 insiAtsnt
that there will probably be a hur.
ried ahakeup OF tho boston Ameri.
cans a. soon a. men can be secured
TO replace the present consistent
losers Job that will test Mar.
ager Collins ingenuity At this stage
Of the race.
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KELLY DUE TO
MAKE RECORD
oRgooN's CRACK sPRlNTHR
AND JUMPER 10 IN FINE
FORM FoR RIA TRACK MEEr
THIS AFTERNOON.

Tho triangular meet bot tween ORE
son. Idaho ana Washington which
Is coming Oft AZ the u" this after
moon ought to be n hummer. aud
some records may go by the board
II conditions are favorable Kelly
the whirlwind Oregon Splinter. IL
also crack broad Jumper Yea
tefday he cleared "a feet IN prae
tiee. aud II he improves on this IN
competition he has good chance
20 tack tho title Worlds Cham
plon" after HIS name
Tho worlds record Il "a feet
inches. held by Prinalein. and the
American intercollegiate record IA
- feet tls inches. held b. Kraenx
lein.
Kelly aiao has a chance % annHs
honors In tha iO0ynrd dash. a. he
has done this distance IN sa-5 sec
ouda. aud tho record held BY Duffy
Is only IS Of a second faster
The chances OF Oregon winning
the meet look the brightest. but
Manager Grinstead has boen sitting
up nights figuring out the dope.
aud he says Washington cant lose
Idaho does not look 90 have d
chance. figuring on the past per
f0rmanccs OF hsr athletes
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Chepru Tor the winner. bFicAhata
Tor the loser Just nos Jimmie Col.
Tins IL the crnler Of n shower of
brickbAia when Collins pllosed the
Boston Americans 20 the top be was
listed a. one ~ the most astufe
Managers In tho business noihing
In the way % praise was too good
for him The remarkable string Of
defeats that has left his team hope.
lesslY fl0underiug Ia the ruck has
drawn down npon hia head the
sharp criticism Of the Boston pa.
psrs. a. we'll al from papers IA
other cities In the circuit
AM novice can see At a glance
what is wrong with the Boston
team, but whore IL The genius uha
can remedy u nowf In The first
place. the pitchers have gons stale
and In the second. the tram isn't hit
tins The absence OF Lou Cffgef.
the capable catcher. whose PLAYING
days are probably over for all time
because OF his Illness. vas a severe
blow. but the fact remains that
neither Young nor Tannehlli nor
Dlneen u pitching the game he did
last season Cy Young's DAYS as
diamond hero seem 90 be drawing
to a close he has defied the whis
kered gent with the aeythe for To-
these many years. but IL looks at
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port. Wales Surviving again. they
will enter the great match With
England az Wimbledon. on June
t6.i6,iTis
The American team will b made
up OF Wright. Ward. Little aud Col
lina IArned. nehF. ilHekett and
Alexander viii accompany The team
The Americans will make a sirons
bid Tor the Davis trophy Wright
n playing ~ he never played be
fore and the members have bad tbs
benefit OF one years experience 10
England Last year thsY made .
efediyahie showing on british soil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

The international tonnia loaFna
ment which begins At Liverpool
Friday viii hiring together some OF
the most skillfui wieldera ot tho
racquet tho game has produced.
The American team has been prac'
ticinE al the Crescent A G., near
New York. aud Il due 10 arrive IN
London MAY IS On the first of
June the American aud French
teams will meet nj Liverpool. II the
Americans Wtn they Wlll eontest
with the winner Of the Australia
Austria match GU June f.ss at New
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There rnme pretty near being no
Lundie. nougherty right as At the
last minute t,undlea manager John
ny nsid. refused to allow his tnau to
finht unless the purse vas put IN
pihin sight However, a. iiHh Aaf=
rison agreeing 20 make good any
shortage on tho clubs part. Reid 1t
his man enter the ring The reason
fof ncids objection was that Man
aEer DALEY had not paid the PURSES
la the recent Vancouver fights
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THE NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

IL worth $500. You cannot buy an
other dresamakiaE chart for less
With this chart anyone who can
sew. can make any garment Tbs
Star has limited number Of these
charts. which II viii sell % It's sub.
acribcrs for fifty eenta each. 1909
Seventh avouus. between Union and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
Wealthy Men Are
Saving

We often wonder why men rich
Ia this worlds goods seem 20 b.
closer In meney matters than their
iess fortunate brothers In moderate
circumstances. II ia not because
they arc sting. bur because they
know the value % money and thu
sAxtuE habit that has been instru,
mental ia their success. eiinxs Ike
necoad nature % theta throaEh life
Their prosperity dated from the
time they started saving a little
money from their hard earned
wages The first step on the road
90 fortune and Independence. is q
dollar deposited with the State
Bank OF Seattle. where your money
grows because Il draws 4 per cent
intsresf compounded semhannnally
SO
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WILL SEND TEAM.

II vas officially announced by
supt ingiis OF the Seattle Athletic
club last night that ths club would
send a team 60 Spokane Juno 21rd
"a CON pete with the Mulinomah
Athletic club aud the Spokane Ath
iatie club for the Pacific Northwest
championship ~ tho Amateur Ath
letic rni0n About ~ men viii 90
IA order 20 have a talk In regard
to the plans Cor tho meet. secre
tarY luglia viii entertain the track
and field men AZ dinner az the club
Friday evening at O'Clock
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he know more about the game he
would ha dangerous man. bat at
present he IL only ehoppinK block
for any one with a little science.
Iundle was seconded by Johnny
Reid. Ham BROOKS and James DAILY
white Nd Holmes. Jack King end
nily IayiEna were IN peugheftYa
corner. Both boys weighed tn under
the ita-pound mark.
There WAS a large crowd present
aud they all got back 10 the city ~
time 10 Miss the last car,
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IL four-round preliminary M
Hagen and Crcil hatfield went four
rounds % a draw. u WAS via
alambnnr affair neither mau know
iuF much about the Same. Yoh
Gleason. the spider Kelly Of the
Northwest va. in IiaEen'a corner
ana howlod instructions 70 his man
throughout.
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Stopped Payment.
puos IN couRr

A ar aftermath q the Rait. Ne
Govern contest before the Tw@niis,k
Century Athletic club in afaaisaa
sausfe Garden. Terry MoGorern.
Jimmie Briti. wlnis Britt, Harry
Polio ,. manager u the club. snf
Tim Hurst the referee. together
With - others we're arrsigasa IA
the police court yesterday chAfsss
with violating that section q ne
penal code regulating prtz. flrhi,
~ the Request Of counsel for the
prisoners the court granted IN a.
iouYnnseHt until Thursday AMI ccas
tiuue8 the hail u iseo each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

Dick Large Won from founs Nei.
SON ln 90 round prelimlnarf, which
only went part Of the distance
Large ana not extend himself
throughout. nuteiass hts enpa.
uent and in the seventh round lief.
cree w A, Ross. Of Australia. IN
tefyened 10 save Nelson from
knnrAnnl
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National Lssaus.


Flrsf race /. mEa asHflHa kHafhus i9
afaGrad law 10 usfpaaH 70 rins. i.ii
second faea. Is mile. sfIiinE swim
Wing lll Hr. Fafaum ga. HsHallia i0E
Time tg g.
Third race. 1 niIie. HaHIfaaB-cdf 1Im
U1uEiass u pariHE s. uHm D0us li1
IiIlr. I n Is
Fourth rare# Kings Daughter IA LAZY
aarnfff 49, Haff Anne IA 1tHs. i 81 IS
Urn rafca Hdssfflan 81. aHsHfaw D.. Ia
Thnfpc FL Tfma. -
aiEih race fsflesaf 10 Happy Jack ~
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PLAY DOUBLE HEADER.

The Baporiora. the fast local
team gathered togcthcr by Manager
Armstrong will play a double head.
or this afternoon The first game
will Do against tho Kent team aud
the second against the Excelsiarn
Tha games viii come OFF ~ Madt.
son para Boyle aud Smith will do
the pitching for tho aupeflofn and
aehodef the receiving
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schmidt. who made Mid throw
and two runs cams In Walters
singled. Heltmaller knocked Up a
high enc and nlauk scored on the
return OF the bail stfnib fiew out.
There will be a double header this
afternoon. the first game com
uencing at J o'clock
Twa aref4f
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SEATTLE wins sgsIEs.

Last night the foarth u the ssrlss
81 feieFFauhle match games BE-
tween Seattle and Auaeortes vas
BOWED At the Monarch siisys s.
stile won the series b. score Of
2GSg 10 2ene The Aonarchs I'D nas
roll up to their usual form owing
70 the fact that they had two sub
siifutes in their line up.
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The Fort t.awton baseball team
all PLAY the Seattle Jesuit college
this afternoon ~ Fort Lawton.
Four seholaslies and two fathers
all accompany the college team
and viii he entertained ~ lunch BY
Capt Perry. post chaplain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

tiFsi rars Hstis Hlfss = aslsia ugs=fz
fft iisHFY As ia aatfFF p HHHss a
asruan fan.. 80 esits eaFss fssfh AaFts
IA naaiias igf, MEiaM HHtu IA NNasa. g.
Thita faEs Z tsta nttass issHHes ffsf tAsa =
N0ef no HNHga uanNs - HfsssA EaaaAaae
tC Tfns ~ -
rasfth tses. ~ aails stswhtes ~ So ftat
Aioas tM Missns naa tH lauaasAa Ia
Tfun~ ia
Fluh Fscs I nslgs Nksstan fstafna Mtnnfs
Adams va. Nafki chifaa So ta4da MtaNAfi
tQf Ttus q Ia
Ntufh fasH - sniis saHsHE lea Ess Hf -
20 NHsiFNaa ~ s~fsakss - 4tass "a
iisrsnih rars = aeiss. esE5iha ssAuaf -
etsufirai o. sissHtna y Ttsass { g -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
MISS SUTTON PLANS A
nfo TENNIS mate,

When Mis- MAY gnits. q
champion tennis expert sal.a We
England aH the Oceanic. the ~
Tending 81 tie h9nofa az af
abroad laaf year vas not ~ 20
object ahe bad ia view 4, -. .A,J
understood that ahe viii lev H. Z
range q series ~ malfhas H., -. ~ "
team Of English and american n.
tennis players for trophy n
offered BIS Hall Known Asw yo,s
society woman. Ufaaumablg ~
Baraef Naiiaeh who Is "a dss,.l
Of tho game This trophy vln ~
respond % the trophy differed
Dwight Basia Tor the men ps,al
and Il II expected that the ms,,s
Will come off next wear, II m. -.
pee arrangement can be- mase n,
whether IN America or Ensissd /.
n0W uncertain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

Hnfzomaster. Who was the crack
two Yeafold Of last season. made
his first appearance this year last
Saturday IA the Carlton Stakes Tie
evidently had all Of his old time
speed 81 he won In a common gal.
lop. beating The Quail snd Pegasus
lie IL the property OF ~ Y Whit.
mes and IL expected 10 be the horse
~ the year
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SIDELIGH rs ON
WELL KNOWN
BALLPLAYERS

Herman srhnefsr came very near
not beius Tiger this season. The
Detroit management put an anti
heofe clause Ia his contract and
aastmanH rebellsd. what. manaeis
ny thirst Mo- Ach IA lieber No
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Seattle went 70 the front In the
first ianlng r Hall hit safely "a
left Then With Two cut Walters.
Hsltmaiier and streie hi, IN a row
briastng IN tao runs.
Ia the third Blank led OF with 4
single. Walters buatad and beat the
bali % first Hcltmullsr and Struih
hoth flew cut Jones singled and
SCORED Blank {. Hall Kot = double
aad cleared thu bases. Kane sklcd
There was not much doing until
the eighth when Kane beat out a
hunt r. Hall was safe on Mc.
Ciellandk tumble blank hlt 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

Comlng back on the boat sams one
asked Johnny Clancy what he
thought % pouehsrty. Johnny
raised a laugh when he replied
He'd be a good fishter n he knsw
how 60 fEht.-
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LUND|E WINS
IN TWELFTH
poucAERrY PUT UP A cAME
STIFF Flcfr. GUT LACKED
rHs SCIENCE TO HAVE ANY
GRANGE.

AFTER one fniuuts and tf seconds
~ tho 18TH faund had elapsed AZ
Pleasant Hsaeh. isst Friday. Referee
James Morrison STOPPED the fight
between Bobby Landis and TIC
paurhsrty and declared fhs former
the winner II uaa The fiMht thing
90 a.. ~ slihoush nuushsstf sauli
probably have lasted thH fah -
30 win and ~ the tiuss the eanteas
vas STOPPED he VAS practically ali
in. though f.nndia lacked tho
STRENGTH 20 pat him out.
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The flEht was an extremely bloody
affair ana Rsferes Morrison had 20
DO some lively stepping 20 keep
hla clothes immaculate
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NaiNFlsAfWa 1--WE - Nsa4k- E4aAA ~.
rirrs Alto y tlsM N8Hefa Niaian tas.
--ksns nsisihis riars mka uaanksms
sNiH aAa ssfetN. htfs4N N Hail ami
hiaaasnskiu ltssn ea hafsa#aff g Han
4 OF sehaift Htrssak afaa ahY e. ffait
a. ~ AehHaA4f 4 Tfszla g saa4s@i h8HF
ans q niiaaf@s t.sukEfs fssffias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

RACING NOTES

Or n v Rowell. who raced a
string at ths Meadows last sum.
mar. has decided TO 60 70 New
York as he has an exceptionally
strong stable this year and feels
that he ought 90 be able 90 take
down some OF those 80. 900 purses
hung up BY the Metropolitan asao-
Citations
Dell Fountain. the we'll known
Idaho turfman. raced In New York
last summer but this year he will
DO At the Meadows Fountains 81.
perieues with tbs New YORK game
was OF a decidedly strenuous order
and he has passed u up for the
easter game IN the West This will
not be Fountains first visit here as
he raced hers with great success
several seasons aFo. His son Lloyd
fountain. the veil known Jockey
Sill be with him Lloyd can ride
At los pounds and II a very fair
boy. although be did not make
much Of a biz ON the New York
trachs
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Diamond. the Hastings Splinter
belonging 70 W Shields. recently
broke the Canadian record for six
furiouEs. only ons.fIfth second be
hind the worlds record On the
same day Minnie Adams. the win.
nef Of this winters City PARK Der.
b. won the Toronto cap and de
feated the best field OF horses IN
training in Canada among which
were Kiulsydais. Inferno and
Tongordsr The distance Was one
and one eighth miles and the time
Ibz.
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Pinnsy. the photographer. les Co
iumbia f. 4. forced TO move. rha-
tnn ~ half price Tor short time. 80
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asotWe Paris. the well knowu
Splinter. refereed the Hagen Hat
field bout 10 the satisfaction Of the
crowd.
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tfa TaHiiaaa tia TiHs. is -
I srtsnih fars- afahaksha - lee gsYHs
Iaf hon MOT iit Ftma { q -
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SCHMIDT WAS
BUMPED HARD
NoNnEseRlPrs egr QUITE A
epRuaslNe AT THE HANDS or
rAE stWAsAEs - BATTING
AVERAGES FATTENEp.

CAPT nnlon anl hts Monde.
scripts had fierce time at Rccrc
alton park. aud whvn the smoke OF
battle had eleaesd Away. Il was dis.
covered that the. Siwashea had
found sailing sehmldt for tif
teen hits and incidentally fractured
bis smile IA sixteen different places
Also they Woa the game (Ereat OK.
citcmenO by score Of = 90 @ loud
anplauseA
Nset Them Scattered.
Daddy { Hall was on the firing
line for tho home team and kept
the AngelA guessing tho whole
time lie Vas found Tor five hits
bat IN oalY enc inning did moro
than one set into the score Tie
was more than liberal with free
transportation. however. aud hand.
ed oat eight passes. but they made
no difference tn the scorv. aud in
critical moments when the bags
were full he Vas steady as clock.
The unfortunate Mt Schmidt
was PIE for the SiNashes and they
batset him all over tho lot. getting
four hits IN the tFlst Inning aud fou
In the third. these latter hclng ~.
spoasihlc FOR fouf funE lie also
lssnad tWo passes
Cnff Blankanship had things com.
ing his Was lie got thrVe wallopa
90 the head With the ball The
slrst two did no particular damage
but thu third hraka bis mask and
put him down for the count. cutting
hts forehead
The Angels had three men on
bases several times but when hits
meant runs. there was nothing 90
ting
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HERRERA MAY
60 To JAIL

LOS ANGELES. May ze,-eu.
Nolan Battling Nelson's mansg..
IL certainly ths stormy peiml x
puEilism tie. together with ~
stakeholder and AHfeilo Herye,s
are engaged In e lhree cofns,ss
scrap over the $1,000 posted q,
Herrera 70 guarantee the Meslcss,.
weight the trouble being hat H.
rera has stopped payment on N,
81 900 check
Deposited Check.
A. the time the Nelson Iler.n
match waa contaminated Tom ".
CAREY. the manager OF the club. IA.
Ian and Herrera each deposliea
with the stakeholder a check n,
81 900 Nolan's and Herrers,.
checks we're Tor n guarantee a AZ.
peafance and weight, while M.
Cnreys waa a Guarantee u goos
faith Noiau's check vas certinss
aud drawn on New York ana NJ
cnreyn check was also caahad but
ierrefas FOR some reason va
not
stopped Payment
n nov develops that a week h.
fore the time the fight was sehee
uled to take place Herrera sires
tbs bank at Bakersfield 70 stop psy.
mont A. Herrera the nigh, Of lie
fight refused 10 make the weight
his s. 600 was forfeited and 90 IN.
iuK 10 cash the check the discover
WAS made that there was nothlrg
doing The stakeholder says that
n Herrera don't eogne through slsh
the thousand pinun he'll hare 70
go to jail Billy Nolan says The
same. 10 II j. evidently 10 to The
Mex
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

PORTLAND Ma q aatsaaH ffsEfss
r.sriF as 80 aeais bsa - frssIhts fiHf
80 tsfff HMfsH FHH5z - ftsaHf - -
aitlt Isl ths asaaazs uas aaa. Hssrs
- % n
ParfisHs ......s..G HaaHaaa.s IL
uaziana fHtafReaeat s
batteries Caaff 50 taHssns HsHiF
tauisn 49, Fl l84HHaff e azaffaa & Hsit
oAELkNn MAJ s. @ssfzs ~ Frs-rsa
~ - eaH fef sfkhE inaHass asd sasitf
hafe kaHea aHufaslt has Ter caFstsss
nsas IN ths aiath seafs
n a. %
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ffessla aNHH# Asea-H a
NAitsrfss- ssias sass Nfhasa. tsanss snA
MaHen. rHnaarea MaaiasatA
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Glow Foot Work.

Lundis did not book his stock 70
any extent BY HE showing. as he
was slow on his feet aud seemed TO
lack strength "a his punches RE
also showed poor Judgment ~ crit
teal times. lie took tot Of punish
rnant. although ~ timsa he allowed
his opponent 70 hit him Tor the sake
% getting IN a blow himself
Doughcrty proved himself one o.
the earnest boys that ever stepped in
n ring and took an uumeraifm beat
ing without a whimpar. but what he
don't know about the fighting game
would nll n large book lie was
slow. his judgment Of distance was
poor and he blocking was woras II
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The nrht vas tatglInK good nne.
and considering the fast pace
set. u was a wonder Il lasted as long
a. q dId Thsfs vas samsthin9
doing al the tins with ttuuEhsriY
most % the time on the receiving
end However. he vas game to the
core and in the ninth round rallied
and eli but sat Luaaie cut. The lat
ter covering ap and HtaiiiuE until
the bell rams. DauEhsftY received
sn0ush punishment 70 knock cat
two ordinary men. bat he always
came back for more fu the tenth
round Lundie caught Ike At least
rs times on the Jaw flush with risht
swings. bat never uhasaa III.
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u was q spectacular fight ana
there was not a round that the
crowd dld not expect = knockout
from one or ne other % the meu.
DouEhsrty vas SLOW 10 got started
and FOR the first four rounds Il vas
al Lnndi.. IN the fifth and sixth.
however. pouRhertY Improved aud
h0nors we're even, The seventh and
eighth we're hurricane ronmda Al
though Bobby landed the great
number ~ blows. they seemed 20
lack force and had no effect on Ike
in tho ninth pouKherty made hts
run and his best showing during the
night Hs caught Bobby coming out
Of n ciinch with q hard left 70 the
body and then swung left and right
20 head hobby came back with
couple Of jabs when Ike came back
with terrific swing on the iaW
that almost took Lundts off his feet.
However. Ike was too weak - follow
ug hia advantage and Lundie stalled
through the round. After that the
nzht was all Lundie. as he hit Ike
81 will. the latter having shot hts
bolt. and IN the 18th Morrison mer-
cifuily stopped the fght and gave
Luudla the decision.
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6-ineh Mirror with handle N
maple and ebunlEed French
plate Kiass. Thursday 80. 49f
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steel Frame French Plate Mirror.
size fx6. combination hand sna
shaving glass. THURSDAY xbe
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Both men were badly pnnished
DURING the fight. In the Third round
L.uufis butted tke with his head.
a Ia battling Nelson. ard opened up
"a nasty cash over ikr's eye which
bied al through the fieht ard han
dicappsd him considerably Ike
drew first blood IN the frat round
with a straight left 20 uuhby'a nose.
which brought the blood In stream.
and about the nfth landed a hard
riEht swing on Lnndis.s eye. closing
that organ.
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Two far Thursday PACK STORE A
affata silks Tsc market.
ana everywhere sold
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-10

The managers are not certain that
the pool will be ready for use this sea-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-10

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-10

The Fairmoot Carriage Works IS
prepared to construct any and all
kinds OF wagons or carriages Repair
work promptly attended to- Cherry
avenue. *