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The Irish standard., 1906-10-13
A Death.


Crushed with burden of woe,
Wrecked in the tempest of sin;
Death came. and two lips murmured
low, g. ~,
"Ah, once / WAS white, as, the snow,
In the happy and pure long ago;
But they say God is SWEETS it so:
Will He let q poor maynard one in
In where the innocent are?
All! Justice stands guard at tho
gate;
Does 1T mock at poor sinners fate:
Alas! I have fallen so far! -''
Oh! God! Oh! my God! tits too late!
[ have fallen as falls Il lost star:
The sky does not miss the gone CLEAN.
But my heart, like the lost star, can
dream
OF the sky it has falln from. Nay!
1 have wandered too far-far away,
Oh! would that my mother we're here:
Is God like a mother? Has He
Any love for 9, sinner like me?"
Her face wore the wildness of woe
Her words the wild tones of despair;
All! how can IL heart sink so low?
How face that was once bright and
fair,
Can be furrowed and darkcned with
care?
eyes.
From her lips rushed the widest Of
signs,
Her poor heart was broken: but then
Her God was far gentler than men.
voice whispered low at her side,
Child! God is more gentle than men,
He watches by passions dark tide,
He sees u wreck drifting-and then
He beckons with hand and with voice,
And He sees the poor wreck floating
And He whispers the whisper of yore;
1.-The angels Of heaven rejoice
Ger the sinner repenting Of sim"
And silence came down for awhile,
And her lipG they were moving in
prayer,
And her face it wore just such a smile
AS, perhaps. it was Oft wont to wear,
Ere the heart Of the girl knew a guile,
Ere the soul of the girl knew the vile,
That had led her to passions de-
spair.
Deaths shadows crept over her face,
And softened the hard marks of care;
Repentance had won a. last grace.
And the Angel Of Mercy stood there.
Father Abraham J. Ryan.
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"Mr. Schirk," said his wife's mother,
sternly, Mary tells me you won't help
her at all; that you. won't even hold
the baby"
THAT amt So" replied Schirk.
why held it for her for quite long
time last evening""
Indeed? How long,"
why long enough for her to 20
down cellar an get a scuttle O. coal.''
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CHAPTER III.

II was late breakfast time when the
Transcontinental Limited" swept
around the great curve in the eastern
fringe of Denver, paused for a register
Ing moment at yard limits" and went
Gathering in ovaS the switches to come
to rest at the end of it's long westward
run on the in-track at the Union depot.
Having wired ahead to have his mail
meet him at the yard limits registering
station, Winton was ready to make a
dash for the telegraph ONCE the moment
the train stopped.
THAT is our wagon. ever there on the
narrow-gauge." he said to Adams, point
ing out the waiting mountain train.
Have the porter transfer our dunnage,
and IN be with you as soon as can send
q wire or two"
onIthe way across the broad platform
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May ] keep something to remem-
Der you by?" she asked on breaking
the engagement.
Anything you want. My letters
my lock of hair
THANKS, awfully. The ring will do"
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Queens County.

The death IF Mr.. Patrick Stenson,
ed Illness at his residence, on Sun
day, Sept. 9, at the age of 20 years.
The negotiations for the sale of the
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Deaths shadows crept over her face,
And softened the hard marks of care;
Repentance had won a last grace.
And the Angel Of Mercy stood there.
Father Abraham ]. Ryan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
YACHTING NOTES.

King Edwards new turbine steam
yacht. being constructed on The clyde.
IS 10 int-Slii" I.n feet over all, with Il
b' am nf A. feet ANA 4 drangit Of ~
t"tt, & inches.
Final arrangements for the fnrma
ton Of the hHHdirIp yacht racing class;
VIII Dr made Ht Il meeting Of Yacht
owners ana others, 10 H., held al the
New York Athletic club this evening
NeWhury -. I.HWton has sold his 30
foot ont-d"%itn yacht l::nZai to Cliff
ford II. Mallory. ~ the Indian Harbor
yacht club, ANA Harry Maxwell has
sold his "h-fonter phryiIr 10 &. ".
Netm"rr, Of Tia" ScaWanhaka torinth-
ian Yacht tluh.
t"mmodor" T.. g. Rrncdict Of the
ScaWanliak.L Cofinthian Yacht club
with n party of friends sailed for the
south on Thursday in his steam yacht
Oneida. They are to cruise in the
West Indies for a few weeks. returning
to New York in time for Tie opening Of
tile Yachting season
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Chance Threatens King.

Manager Chance of the Chicago Ma
tionaIs says that if King does not re-
11urt at Cincinnati April l. i'll as good
condition as if he had been training
with the team he VII he henched and
Jiued.
II do not think there is better
CItcher III the league than Pat Moran,
said Chance. ''ife certainly ia the head
lest man behind the bat of all of them.
f'ete Noonan also is showing the ear
marks of a cracking good backStop."
Manager Chance has decided to carry
tilree pitchers for awhile after the sea
on opens before cutting the slab staff
10 six. If King comes back into the
.nld the three catcher8 will he kept. Ed
Reulbach is complaining Of stiffness i'll
his shoulder. hut otherwise the health
Uf the squad is great Jack P:ister IS
taking on flesh in good .tylG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
BALLS and Cue.
SIosSon and Hoppe to
Play for Championship.
Forshaw is in Fine FeIt|e
for Olympic Marathon Race.
Maiden Bowler Makes New Worlds Candle.
pin Record on Boston Alleys.

George +. SlOsSon, the student, and
Willie Hoppe, the youthful prodigy,
will meet in their worlds championship
billiard match tonight. SloS@On is tIr.
veteran Of Il thousand games and we'll
over ID Years old. Willie has not yet
Reached his ma jorlty. in fact. 1t VIII be
at the lS-inch balll line game. with on
~ one shot lin" Hoppe is he present
champion, his victory over Maurice
' ignaux, the F'renchlnan. At Paris ON
Jan. Is, giving him the title. SioaSon,
y no mad always *nttrtd at Hoppe.
Challenged him ana iI- present match
is The result.
The conditions call for 500 points at
IL balk lime. Each player la" d-poSit- e
"a $500 rs required by the deed Of Gift,
ana he forfeit money. together with
the net receipts. will go to The winner
The match viii begin at +. NJ. Ed
ward MrLIughlin viii be- The referee.
Tie Sealing arrangements OF the cuII-
cert han at Grand Central Palace.
where the match will be pla yed, aVe
been improved So that a good view of
the table can be had at every point.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Torahaw IN Good Shape.

st. Louis, Mo, March ~. Joseph
FnrShu.y, the Missouri A. &. long dis
tancc RUNNER, who will represent Amer
lct in the Olympic Maral hon race next
month, gave Il won rtlll exhibition of
speed ana endurance yesterday morn
ing, hen hc ram - miles over roads
deep in Slllah and snow, climbing steep
hills. in the phenomenal time Of two
hours ana Al minutes. FnrSEaW reached
the Triple A. &. club house i'll superb
condition, showing not the slightest
sign of distress. The American record
for this distance is 3d.. When III"
condition Of Ihr road is considered,
Forshaw's showing IS very much but
ter than This.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Manager Tenney's Bunch
Enjoys a Day Of.
Chance Threatens King With
Fine and Place on Bench.
Thinks Pat Moran Can't Be Beat and Has
Good Word for Catcher Noonan.

Jacksonville. Fla. March 26.-The
.'iDthing doing" sign was hung out at
the ball lot yesterday, as all practice
was called off by Manager Tenney.
The day Of rest WAS greatly appre-
oiated By the members Of the squad, as
il was really the first one the athletes
have mad since their arrival in Florida.
The members of the Boston team
spent the day in various ways. They
visited the ostrich farm, went automo-
billing, and two Of the bunch took the
early raorning train for st. Augustine,
ID naming there all day taking in tn"
sights Of this well-knOwn resort.
Manager Tenney said last night that
he received a letter from Frazer to the
effect that he would not report unless
he was offered better contract.
This player, with others, has been
daily expected by Tenney.
The Bostons will play three more
games with the jacksonville team dur
ing their last weeks stay i'll this city
At Atlanta. Ga.-Atlanta q; Boston
{American) =.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
BOXING NOTES.

Fred Rnssel. the Chicago heavyweight
has given up the boxing game and taken
up wrestling.
Fred Landera Tf san Francisco and
jim Potts are To have a miXup at
Peoria tomorrow hi"ht.
Art Simmons has Il match on WITH
Btzcnhy of Cincinnati. They will get
together AT Columbus, April i.
Clarence English. tire Western light
weight, who has a good record, wants
to meet some of the Boston boxers
The matchmaker Of the Lincoln Cmr
is trying to match jimmy Walsh ard
Tommy O'Toole for the meeting ATril =
Mdty baldwin. who is training at
Lanes Hotel. New Dorp. for his fight
with Tommy Murphy, viii act az re-
ferrr.
Hughey Murphy and Austin Rice.
who We're "nr' good f"athcrweiehts.
night.
Martha 'anole Gf Fan River IL to
clash with viii" Hose in Albany to-
night. Iio:cy is Il good boy anl is
apt To beat Candle
Exchanges: EiIy Willis met d tartar il
Peter Sullivan. Ent the PhiladeIphia hoy
used coed Judgment and gave the E:o-ton
boxer a hot argument.
Charley Neary the Milwaukee boxer,
who has been keeping Z saloon in that
city for nearly two wears, has sold his
place and is gong barL. to the ring.
Jock Phenici" is ready Ia meet Tommy
Lynch at any time. and the latter can
weigh in al lla pounds at z O'Clock for
any amount that II" :,ec& fit 10 make
the match for.
Willie Schumacher and Kid Murphy
VIII b"& for III" i05-r"und champions
ship near New York tomorrow night.
lhtN ar" good h"XerS ana their con-
test viii be fast and clever.
The match between Dick HyIand and
Young torbett. which was 10 have
been fought at the comus Club has
l"'n declared off. The men wanteu a
$500 guarantee and the club baked.
Jack Blackburn, the oolored exponant
Of III" manly art from Indianapolis IL
the latest asprant for = match win
Joe Cans. He wants to go TO a finish
and is confident of his ability +, see
Cans finish.
The money that was posted for .Ioe
Alton I" meet anyone at 12i pounds.
weigh IN at o'clock. has not been
covered. and If it is not covered in q
rev days the Offer will be open 10 any
1:6-pounder in Pittsburg.
Nil Levinge. the once ereot liobt-
weight, appears to take delight in heat
ing his wife. He was arrested tho
"ther cay in Detroit for the third time
"lthln y" past few months for ,bo1
"i!enc" and was fined in court
The fight trust of san Francisco ub,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Where Players Came From.

a recent list of bah PLAYERS in the two
major leagues ana the states n which
tney live shows that NOR" Of them have
their homes IN Pennsylvania than in any
other state. They are aprortioncd rs fol
lows: Pennsylvania q. ONO r.. New York
49, Illinois q. Massachusetts -. Wiscon-
sin =. Indiana Il, Missouri II. Michigan
10. California Z. Iowa 6. Connecticut 6.
Minnesota 3, kentucky. Kansas. 'plora-
d0 Nebraska and Rhnd" Island ! each.
Delaware, New jersey. District Of Co
lnmba. Maryland. Tennessee. rrXIS and
Washington 3 each. Maine, Georgia.
Louisiana and Arkansas = each. N"w
Hampshire. Virginia. Fl"rid,. Alabana,
indian Territory. Oregon. oklahoma ami
South Dakota / each: also Canada 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

buttcd into the game at Los Angeles:
and pulled of the Cans and Mike
CTWin Sullivan bout lost 5000 on the
venture Tie receipts Of the fight We're
$l7lT. Cams got $Gol ana Sullivan ST..
Paul Moore is /" meet Johnny Mur
ray Al th+- Afin"ry III plttsburg Thurs
DAY night ana right after the fight lie
VIII be matched - meet Som. Of th.'
best men in the Fast al :: shGw that
viii be pulled off there in about three
wee ks.
Fhi!adclphia's bright little bantam,
Kid TUFTS, got :: decision over Young
McCue last week in Il lively contest
Al Btl;iir, Nh. Mrtue pat lp Il game
bout ana many thought honorS were
50 even that no decision should have
been given.
SIX L"u'9 are Oh the bin, and among
tho*e VII" VIII take part are Paddy
'oiifioIS ANA JACK Iuflnan Johnny Du-
gan and kid Rogers. Kid Haiker and
Joe Howard ana kid Hurley, Jack
DohoEue and Young Smith and Dutch
Miller and Jim Donovan
Members Of the Castleton Athletic
club Wiil have their Semi-monthly en-
tcriainment i'll their gymnasium i'll the
Union Opera House, broadway, West
New Brighton, :. t., this evening. a
tine line II talent has been procured by
tie club for This occasion.
Terry McGovern ana Battling Mel
son Will get together for 20 rounds at
the Tuxedo Club, April "5. The men
haVe agreed and everything is arranG-
{ ias far as negotiations with The club
are concerned. but it is Understood the
police have not sand Yes yet.
The mate chmalIcr Of the Pacifr. club Of
I.ns Angeles evidently docs no, think that
Abe Attell Is gong TO England 10 meet
Joey Bowker, for lie Is trying to get At
tell to meet FRANKIE Neil. There Is not
much doubt but Attell will cToes The
ocean.
The inter-city boxing match between
PittSburg and Philadelphia men, ar
ranged by the Filtsburg Amateur Club,
to b. held Thursday promises 10 be
one Of The best that has been held III
that city since In" order III regard to
limited round contests went into effect.
Police Judge tabaniS& has dismissed
against frankie Neil, Mark Shugli-
n"SSy, Spiu"r Kelly, John F'rayne,
Timothy McGrath. Thomas Burke and
Billy Roche, growing out Of the death
Of Harry Tennr after his pigiliGtir con-
test with Neil. Tie judge held that
there was no evidence 10 sustain the
charges
Tie Missouri A. 6. Of St Louis will
be represented in the A. A. L.. boxing
championships III san Francisco
through the generosity Of r. Gardner.
former president of the club. The
members of the club had pledged $500,
bat only $50 was pat up when Mr
Gardner was appealed to. He gave 500
ana also advanced the amount sub
scr!bel, taking the chanres of getting
ii from the members who pledged it,
l he three boxers who will compete
started for the coast vest erdav in
charge Of Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan
the boxing Instructor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
An International Tournament.

Montreal is 10 hold Il heavyweight
international wrestling championship
tc,rnaneri April 1G, II, is and 10:
$500 viii BE- offered, divided among
the first eight men. and the first man
is to receive u silver belt in addition.
All heavyweight Wrestiers wishing
to enter are 10 send in their names,
nationality, weight, size, and measure
mcnts to George Kennedy, manager of
the c"nadi:in Athletic Club. 639 L1Gau-
chcti"rr street. Montreal, t;mada. All
eAp'nG"S will ~ paid to the Wrr@tlrrS
competing.
The prizes arc divided rs follows:
First, y belt and $6oo; second. 5000;
tEiri, $500: fourth, $500; fifth, $2a";
sixth, $500: seventh, $3.50; eighth, 500.
All entries must h- ni:tdr before the
fn & of April.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Tuthill Quits Giants,

Memphis. March 2-Thc Giants arr
without a trainer. Harry Tuthill. who
has attended the team fer several sea
sons, has severed his connection with it.,
and says he will take the first train for
New York. Trouble started Yesterday
between Tuthill and Jeffrics. Il heavy
weight colored boxer and rubber. who has
been helping Tuthill In tho work If train
ing the men. This trouble is said to have
ended in Tnthill firing Il blank cartrid,:-
at Jeffri"s. The announcement. following
a confab between Tuthli ard M,,:raw
was that Tuthill's connection With th"
I-iantS had ceased
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
RACING NOTES.

Many Of the matinee clubs viii allow
their members To race To carts this sea-
son instead Of compelling them to use
the four-wheeled matinee wagons. ON
the point Of safety the carts are prefer
able to the wagons and manufacturers
are constructing the two wheeled vc-
hicleS with NOR" attention to style and
comfort than has been the case hereto
fore.
w. l.. Snow Of HOrncllSville, n. ".
has just received for training from G.
w. Phellis of Mechanicsburg, o., two
finely bred young stations. One of
them Is the bay horse y Ontimc by
r On:imc. 2.oIi.. dam Haney Qneen.
by Re Sure. 2.06M. and the other IS
Baron Marquette, 10y Baron Wilkes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
BASEBALL NOTES.

Cronm and Mcfarland are to be with
The Grays this season.
Comi.ky may make an orsfirlder out
of Hart, his third catcher
Roy Rock will play shortstop with
The Providence team this season.
South Rend team has offered Pitcher
Francis to the Chicago Nationals.
Catcher Raub and Infielder Perrino
have at last signed with 81. Louis.
The Brooklyn club has released
Catcher George l.. Sugss To Memphis
Tenncy seems to have pretty strong
line cn that remnant before he starts.
Wild Conroy and Laporte have f.
rally reported to Manager Griffith at
birmingham.
Memphis has secured Catcher Owen.
who was ON trial with the Boston Amer
scans last season.
Secretary Knowles of the New York
club. denies tho report that Sandow
Nertes is to be traded
Memphis has secured Catcher Owen
who was on trial with the Boston
Americans fast season.
i''h NNpPN VIII tS,Ill ttltu lnf
Huffalo, and has annexed his name to 4
contract with that club.
Chicago has waived claim to Catche,
Eranch RiCkcy. thus chnching St
Louis Eold on that PLAYER.
Wiley Platt. snu'paw, once n Whit.
ssox, has joined the Toledo American
Association team at Cincinnati.
Infielder Frick Of the Wichita West
arn Association club has been sold to
Toronto in the Eastern League.
Ell Gates. formerly Of the Toledo
Mud Hens. has signed to play in the
Pacific Coast League this year.
Hale's baseball men went to the
framing table yesterday. They ought
not to be overfed anyway in Lent.
IF my knee goes back on me | guess
VIII have to embark in the egg indus.
IVY in Wisconsin," says Beaumont.
Grinshaw is gning at his work thI,
spring like different man. Having tn.
hrst base to himself makes a did, rerce.
Inc Hoosiers will open their spring
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
SORTING NOTES.

Abe Atlel is now looking for 90
with Terry McGnvcrn.
An Interesting handban tournament
has just been concluded al Butler col
itne
K. II. Townsend has recently been
Greeted captain "f the. Harvard hockey
t. am.
Jockey Lynn has signed Il contract
t. id" fur Frank j. Farrell ana David
g. Johns"n.n
Debar, one of The most promising
Of IN" three year Odds is rapidly get
ting into shape again.
Edward Mclaughlin will referee the
billiard match between Hoppe and
.'i"Sson in New York tonight.
Ten thousand dollars has beer pedg
~ i"r 4 national golf co,irSc io be
heated %onIeWhrr" nn Long island
The Boston horse show entries close
next saturday. The affair is creating
n."ft. than usual interest this scn&nn.
The Constitution may u" the boa,
titat viii 80 ~ against Sir Thona&
Shamrock Ill III the races for the
Eng'S cup.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

The talk Of iin iitSu in this country
recalls a story told by Walpole of "A
great amateur. nay. practic,r of box
ing and wrestling" who willingly i'm
parted his knowledge to those who
consulted him a somewhat Scdatn
nfer visited the DarOnet one day, and,
walking with him In his garden, made
the polite remark that ie would like tn
see "a specimen cf his hosts reputed
skill: upon which the ''other seized
him suddenly from behind ana threw
him over his head" This is surely
the earliest recorded instance of jiu
jitsu in England and meritcd the su-
pcrb reply Of The wrestler 10 the infu-
rated peer: My lord. this is proof
cf my great friendship to you. This
master stroke have shown to no other
person living"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
SULLIVAN AND MARTIN.
Matched fer Exhibition at City Hall
Tuesday Evening, April 2.

Announcement was made Monday
by the management Of the Augusta
Social ana Athlete. chIb, that arrange
meutS mad been completed for Il meet
ing b~tW",.n Terry Martin of PhiIadel-
phia and peter Sullivan of Fan River,
at City nah in This city Monday even
iri5. April Z. I'll" ab"yr men are tw"
of HE brSt b"Xor5 that have yet visit
ed lii" city, and with Il good set Of pre-
limiharir:f that have. been secured for
the above evening. will furnish one Of
the ritr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

tice the man will play in exhibition
games with the Pittsburg Nationals
Tho people Of more than one city are
wondering where Brooklyn is going Ia
get of this year. II is the only city in
III" country where yOu cannot buy
railroad ticket out or Ine 10 take You
in.
with the satisfactory reports which
come from the Southern training fields
ana the interest manifested in the
North il looks as though the coming
baseball season was TO be an UNUSUAL
ly good one.
j. C. Struthers has asked the In1i-
ana Union Traction Co. To provide a
new ban park at Anderson. Ind If the
company does as requested he will
transfer his Interstate franchise and
team there from Lima. O.
Claude Rossman, the new first bascman
Of the Clevelands. put III q busy winter.
lie played bah with team Of American
professionals in Cuba, and on his return
played indoor bah in Albany. Then hr
went N for cross-country running until
r-DOrting time C2me.
Billy German has parted company with
his mouStache for the trst time in A.
years. ana he is the youngest looking
members Of the Pittsburg push. Up to
the present time he has declined to don 4
uniform and take part in practice. Says
the weather is still too cold.
No matter who the pitchers vii! be that
Manager Stahl decides 10 turn over 10
Manager Jennings, it goes without saying
that they will class up better than any
thing in Orioc uniform last season. Stahl
has 50 many good twirlerS he diSlikes let
Ting any Of them get away for fear lie il
discar,lng 4 coming star
IF this cOufounded knee of mine does
rot spring another knk guess you
will find the Honey Creek boy doing
his same nld level hest i'll the middle
field when the season opens" says
Clarence Belmont. But an injured
knee is liable Ia 20 Ia the had at any
time ana 4 fellow never knows what 10
expect"
This thing Of holding out as a mat
ter of principle does not get a fellow
anything" quoth Homer Hillebrand the
other evening when asked if hia
brother the famous Doc" was going
TO sign with Washington. There is no
doubt but that The National Commits
sion gave my brother the worst of it,"
convinced Homer. but there is no nsa
trying 10 60 behind the returns, and [
have an idea Doe will attach his sig
nature ia a Senatorial contract ere
long
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
New Wori,.i's Record.

Arhur w. Roberts of Maiden aston
ishod his many friends last week by
making the great single string of ISL at
which is considered the
worids record. Great credit is due him.
is hc rolled his phenomenal string on
now alleys 1T Boston with new pins
and halls. II seems likely that the rec
ord V i'll stand for many n day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
IN The RING.
"Honey" Melody Knocks
Out MCkeever in 18th.
Maher Tries Conclusions With
Sailor Burke Tonight.
Montreal IS 10 Hold an International
Wrestling Tournament.

Chelsea, Mass. March 26.-In an un-
usually fast Dout before the Lincoln
Athletic Club tonight Honey" Melody
Of Charlestown Knocked ont Charley
Mckcever Of Philadelphia in the nth
round of their scheduled l5 round
fight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

2.1S, dam Dora. dam Of Dorena, 219i5,
Dorothy, 2.2l%. and Baron Courageous,
".2GM, by kohinoor, second dam Flirt.
by Green's Ifanbletonian.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Gardner ". Douoherty Tonight.

Jimmy Gardner viii test the ability
of Jack DouGherty III Milwaukee. The
milwaukee, :Iort9 look on Dongherty
as the coming WelterWaight champion.
The bout IL limited To eight rounds,
but that IS long enough to show if
Dougherty is made Of championship
timber. According 10 all reports
DouGherty 3 STYLE Of lighting gives
Gardner a good chance 10 put him
AVA.