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Evening journal., 1907-08-07
GIRL WINS
AFTER BAD START

BUFFALO. Aug. 7-sonoma Girl the
unbeaten California mare and winner Of
tie NJ and M Stakes. won a sensational
race in the Empire state Stakes $4,000 at
keniiworth ark yesterday. After getting
away nicely sn the first heat. she broke
AT the quarter, and before She regained
her feet the field was far away. The game
mare went after the leaders, but just
managed 70 get inside the distance flag
Despite tbe bad race she was held fav-
orite in the second heat winning handily
n 207A. In the third heat sonoma Girl
broke at the quarter and crashed INTO the
fence, throwing her owner and driver j.
~. Springer who escaped injury with the
shattered sulky az her feet, the mare ran
away nearly a m le. After investigating
the accident the Judges placed her sixth.
The accident did not hurt sonoma Girl,
aud with a little urging she won the
fourth ana deciding heat
Ed Geers, the veteran driver, handling
John A., got into mix-up while scoring
for the third heat The old man was
thrown from his sulky, but recovered.
winning the third and fourth heats and
the race The 2lO pace was captured by
Aleen Wilson.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
PEACHES LOST
AGAIN, 10 TO 2

wILLIAMsPORT, Pa. Aug. with
jackson pitching. wilmington proved TO
be an easy proposition yesterday alter
noon. the Minonaires clubbing out 10
10 victory.
Manning. on the other hand. was an
enigma to tho vsAtols although loanng
more or less throughout the game. VIII
hngtonswas never even dangerous. la the
second inning singles by Doiohanty and
Mhitney Burdo's two-bagser and Bar-
nhyids tumble, tailied two for Williams
port. Dclehanty's hit and steal and VOL
Nertons single scored Delohanty in the
thFd. In the fourih a qwo-bagger by BUR-
a, berry's sacrince and Aannings fiy out
10 Barthold'counted Burde
In the sixth jackson went up" and
passed Burde and Charles and soaked
OHara with the ball. Manning. Honnessy
and Wolverton singled. -Four runs scored
Manning being forced home and Hem
messy stealing from third, while Arndt
held the ban az second base after fielding
Charles out In the eighth Hennessy
singled. stole second and scored on
Charles bit.
For Wilmington, Arndt IN the fourth
stnng one of Meanings dope balls. adj
Nanced on Gradys ont ana scored on a
single by Barthold. In the sixth Charles
~ mscued on Cassidys hot grounder. went
10 second on Arndt's hit. 90 third on Aian-
ning's bum chuck and scored on BAR
thold's out at first Tho score:
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
With tho Boxers.

Tommy Burns has refused to take any
notice Of al kaufman's challenge and
seems to want 20 have nothlng to do with
the big Californian.
Western boxing critics seem 10 think
that Kid Ketchcll has great future be-
fore him. He has only been boxing two
years and has never been beaten
Billy Glover. of Boston. defeated Johnny
.Dohan Ia six-round bout at the Dry
Dock Athletic Club, New York. on Mon
day night
Wlle Lewis and Jack Robinson. OF
Chicago. are matched TO box az the Dry
Dock Athletic club. New York, on next
Monday night.
Illd Singer, of Philadelphia, and Billy
Hurley. Of New York. box at the reopen
ing of The sharkey Athletic Club. New
York tonight
Now that Jack Johnson has fight with
Tommy Burns IN sight ne win probably
pass up his proposed match with sailor
Burke No club or promoter seemed anx-
!ous TO get the Johnson Burke fight
Some Of the Western sports are saying
that George Mcmslc may fool Joe Cans
and come out on top when thcy meet az
Los Angeles on August l6 But they are
not likely 70 bet much money on Mem-
ls.o's chances OF beating Cans.
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Fiftv-hve vessels are constantly em-
ployed in laying ana repairing the
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
EVER HAVE IT?
If You Have, the Statement of This
Wilmington Man Will Interest You.

Wilmington Man Will Interest You.
Ever have a "low-down" pain in the
back?
In the Small" right over the hips?
That's the home of backache.
It's caused by sick Kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure
it.
Wilmington people endorse this.
Read a. case of-it
Thomas Lowbor, 1912 Sycamore
street Wilmington. Del, says: "I,have
used Doan's Kidney Pills with the best
results A friend first told me about
them after they had been the means
of curing him of a very severe attack
of kidney trouble ana weak back, so
when my kidneys got to ailing me and
the pains in my back got so bad and
my back so weak that 1 was helpless,
remembering what Doan's Kidnc.- Pills
had done for my friend 1 thought they
might help me, although ] was doubt
ful However, ] sent TO Danforths
Pharmacy and got box I began
taking them, and do you know I felt
stronger I'm the back when l got out
of bed the next morning. ] continued
taking them and by the time ] had
used four boxes, I was entirely cured
of the complaint which has not both
cred me since They strengthened my
kidneys and seemed to put new back
on me"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Company Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the e-Doan's-and.
take no other,
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
National iea,ue
YESTERDAYS scOREs.

Brooklyn, 9; Pittsburg. l.
P.ttshGrg, s; Brooklyn, 0.
Cincinnati, 4; Boston. 3.
Cincinnati, q; Boston, /.
Chicago. q; New York, o.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
phillios at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York az P.ttsburg.
Boston az st. LOUIS.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
GAMBLING AT SARATOGA
Seven Men Arrested For Running
Games Just Outside the Race
Track Grounds.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
SARATOGA. Aug. Mercy. gambling
lat Saratoga
Seven men are under arrest at Sara
toga for running throe-card monte and
other games just outside the race track.
The arrests were made yesterday by the
local polce assisted by detectives IN the
service OF the racing association which
was much shocked az the idea Of such
immortality n their midst. Perhaps there
would have been more arrests, but for the
.thoughuunoss Of AN unidentified driver
of a surrey who dashed down Union ave-
nue just before the RAID lash!ng his horses
.on run and yelling look out for the
police Everybody started TO run ana by
the tine the officers reached the scene
most Of the layouts had disappeared
James Wilkinson. James Steadon. Alex
ander Lingerman, Joe Goldman, Joe Fi;z-
gerald, Charles Wormsley and William
Donaldson were arrested however.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

The real play Of thrills and laughter.
comes 10 the Lyceum Saturday afternoon
and night when Vance and Sullivan's
latest melodramatic Offering makes its
.nrst appearance in this city. 'The Card
King of the Coast" is the title of a
play Of the "Icy KlondilSe," by Lem. b.
Parker. Numerous plays Of western life
have been presented In the past two sea-
sons with varying degrees of success. but
Messrs. Vance and Sullivan seem 10 nave
secured the real thing. They have spared
no expense 10 make IL a production that
viii outlive its many competitors. 1t has
been the study of both author and pro-
ducers 10 give the patrons Of the popular
price theatre just what they like best and
IN generous proportions. Heart throbs and
shouts Of laughter, will follow IN RAPID
succession. hair raising thrills VIII come
thick and fast, and 1t an ends with a
moral lesson, which viii remain fixed IN
your memory.
At the Lyceum Theatre this afternoon
and evening "A Race Across the Cont.n-
ent viii close its engagement This Is one
of the best shows which has ever been Of
fercd at thu Lyceum and business has
been excellent
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
American League.
YEsIERDAY's oAMEs.

YESI ERDAY'S GAMES.
Athletes, q, Cleveland, 2.
ST. Louis. 8; Boston. ].
Chicago. 6; New York, ?.
SCHEDULE FoR TODAY
Detroit az Philadelphia.
81. Louis az New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
BARNEY OLDFIELD
OUT OF BUSINESS

MINNEApOLIs. Aus. 7.-Barney Old
field, the automobile racer, Will retire.
I'm going TO quit he said. Its on
tho square with me and I'm not making
farewell tours, either. The game is dying
out here. II costs the manufacturers too
much 90 build expensive racing cars and
10 keep them on the road The game is
better than ever in Europe now, but
won't go over there. I'm getting pretty
old, and this season will be my last"
"oidheld says he win 90 20 work selling
'aytomobles.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Wilmington ... O.. .OOO1O1OO0-
Wniamsp)rt .... 60. 900. O3110401N N-l0
Two-base d Is. Burde, Q; Charles, Dele
hanty. sacrifice h!t Berry; stolen bases.
lHennessy. Q; Wolvoiton. 2. Delehanty; +.
Lynch; double plays Manning. Charles
and whitney, Burde ana Whitney; left on
bases, Wilmington. 2; Wllamsport, q
struck out by jackson, 9; by Manning,
5, bases on halls. off Jacksony q; off Man
ming q hit by pitcher, by jackson, ];
passed balls, Grady !; time. 1885, umpire,
Brown.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
WILMINGTON.

Totals ..-. ...... 90 Is @
'Manning out for Interference.
WILLIAMsPORT.
r. IT, o, A. Z.
DHara. CT .... 80. ...1 o o
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
HORSEMEN GO
TO SALEM RACES

Trotting ard pacing races begin at
sa,em, n. j., this afternoon and some
good sport is expected
Joseph II. Davidson, of this city will
ohiciate as starter during the two-days
meet. A party OF Wilmington horse
men went TO Salem this morning in a
gasoline launch to attend the races
Dr. Barnes stallion, Arbutus, is en-
tered for the races. but will not start
as he has been sent 10 Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
Ne After Lona separation.

Andrew j, Berger of Baltimore, and
Nicolas German, of this city met on
Sunday afternoon for the first time in
90 years. Mr.. Berger is a member of
the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's As
sociation OF Baltimore, and was one of
the delegation that came to this city
last Sunday to visit the Weccacoe
Company Although Father Time"
had been at work since they met be-
fore, each knew the other.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07

Fiftv-five vessels are constantly em-
nloyed in laying ana repairing the
submarine cables OF tho world.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TRI.sTATE STANDING.
n 81 RnANe I

YES1 1ERnAY'S GAMES.
Will.amsport 10; Wilmington, ..
Harrisburg, 8; Trenton, 1.
Trenton. ]; Harrisburg, 0.
Johnstown. 8; Lancaster, ..
Jonnstown, 8; Lancaster. ?.
Altoona, 4; Reading, 3.
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Trenton at Willamsport.
Lancaster at Altoona.
Reading at Johnstown.
Wilmington at Harrisburg.
Evening journal., 1907-08-07

WATCH FOR THE DOLLAR.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
I'VE WERE BEST"
SAYS POP ANSON
By the Way he Puts Up an
Argument That is Pretty
Good

"There are so many baseball leagues
nowadays" says Adrian C. Anson,
"that playing ability is distributed over
a very wide territory. whereas It used
to be concentrated in few clubs.
During the early years Of the National
League that was the only organiza-
tion OF Importance in the baseball
world. Consequently every player Of
great ability found a place for himself
in that league
Even after the first American Asso-
citation was formed, early in the SOS.
it was not considered I'm the same class
with the National League and usually
accommodated the surplus Of the play
ers. All the stars for many years
were TO be found among the eight
clubs of the old league. but at the pres
ent time baseball has become so uni
versally popular that with almost 40
leagues doing business the talent is
necessarily scattered.
II think this is one reason why, in
my Judgment. no baseball team Of the
present time is any faster than the old
dence club or the Bostons during the
early years of the National League.
The team work of some Of the clubs Of
that time has never been excelled. The
batting was much heavier than It is
now, due in some measure to the fact
that fewer pitchers were used.
I'VE used TO play the hit and run
game, the bunting game and all mod
ern methods. and ] really believe we
used to do these things as well as they
are executed to-day" The Chicago
White Stockings referred to Anson
were made up Of Goldsmith. Corcoran,
Mccormick, Flint. Arson. Quest, VIII
Hanson, Burns, Dalrymple, Gore, Kelly
Sunday and other great players. The
stars of the Providence team were
Radbourne, Sweeny Gross, Nava, Stait
Farrell, Denny. Ward. Carol, Hines
and others The crack Bostons OF
1883 had Whitney Burlington. Hackett
Hines, Morrill,. BurdocS. Sutton. Wise
Hornung, Smith and Radford. All of
these teams won championships.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
BALTIMORE WILL
BE REPRESENTED
"Si'' Bradley Will Send Three
Teams TO N. B. A. Big
Bowling Tourney

Baltimore Will be represented in the
1907 National Bowling Associations s
national tournament to be held at At
lantic City, March % to April s.
A meeting Of representatives Of the
several tenpin leagues Of this city will
be called by Mr.. Cyrus Bradley early
next week and an organization win be
formed. AT this meeting arrange
ments viii be made for the teams
which are TO go from Baltimore.
Mr.. Leo Snyder. the new proprietor
Of the Criterion alleys. says there will
be one team from his alleys. with a
strong probability of Two.
Mr.. Bradley says so far in sight there
ere the Monarchs, the B. & o. and
Knights teams to go from the Mon
arch alleys. The o. G. O. and prob
ably other teams viii go from thu
! Brehm's League, as well as teams from
the Diamond. Mandlers, Deys and
other organizations.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
IT'S AN OUTRAGE
30. e15 Poplar street. for $500.

No. els Poplar street, for $500.
John Logue, Jr, from James Logue.
property at Twenty-seventh and Tat
nall streets for $4,000.
Garrett S. Smith from Solomon E.
Barker property at Thirty-hrst and
jefferson streets, for $500.
Philip ]. Butler from William Tatnall
estate property at Eleventh and Church
streets, for $261O.
Elizabeth n. McAlister from Charles
NJ. Rowland, property at Eighth and
Harrison streets, for So
Howard G. Marston from Elizabeth
y. McAlister, property at Eighth and
Harrison streets, for $4,000.
Albertus B. Stayton from George w
Taylor Nos. 521 and 52S Clayton street
for $4,000.
Farmers Bank from Joseph L. Car
penter, property at northeast corner OF
Third and Shipley streets, for $4,000
Hannah c. Barber from J. G. Matlack
estate, property at Third and Walnut
streets, for $1,000.
+. J. Garvey from John Ash, Jr., No
5O7 Franklin street. for s25OO.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
REDDY GALLAGHER
RICHEST FIGHTER

Who Is the richest prize fighter In
the verde This question has often
been asked. Some have said il Is JEFF
fries; Tommy Ryan has been mention
ed as the champion OF finance; Britt
has been proposed; Jack O'Brien has
been suggested; Charlie Mitchell has
been in line: Tom Sharkey is known
to be very wealthy and so on down
tho line.
The latest claimant 10 the bank ac-
count belt Is Rcddy Gallagher who won
and lost battles or the Coast in the
days Of Young Mitchell, Ike Weir
Peter Jackson and George Dixon. Cal
lagher married san Francisco girl
and later moved TO Denver, where he
has been located ten years or more
He saved his money while a fighter
and after he retired was successful as
n boxing promoter He pulled of sew
eral OF the fights Kid Parker and
Young Corbett fought at Denver. Gall
iagher cleaned up handsomely on these
contests and the profits won't into real
estate.
He recently sold the Coliseum Build
ing in Denver for something like $780,
oo0 Gallagher is the owner OF other
valuable real estate IN that city.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
MANY SLEIGHERS
ARE OUT TO-DAY
The Going is Fine and the
Fast SteppeTS are Step
ping Some

Everything was on runners yesterday
except trolley cars and automobiles, and
by Appearances everyone who owned
nag from the aged cart horse TO the
eio trotters was out to enjoy the eNhilar-
at.ng sport. Bells began TO Jingle before
daylight
The road breakers were followed later IN
tho day by the real road brigade the
ovcrv-day park drivers, who had horses
VITA -speed to burn If the going hHd
been suitable
That too much snow Is nearly as pto
al, not enough was the opinion OF lho
sieishing brigade, as their horses plunss d
throneh the heavy going and big dr'is
nl.at confronted them That the going was
beayv was fuzzy proved by the speed
shown by the fastest horses that were
ont II was a slow iig an along the nae
and only those who Grove lively teams
,aae any effort at sprinung.
q.he going to-day IS fne. and some lasl
eprintine and excellent sport was the re-
suit
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
KELLY ANXIOUS TO FIGHT

Hugo Kelly, the great middleweight
fighter, is making a very loud noise
just now. He is so anxious to fight
that he is with difficulty coaxed to e.
TO bed at night
kelly's manager and a representative
Of Tommy Ryan met in Chicago re-
Gently and opened bids for a Kelly
Ryan bout. They we're inclined most
favorably toward an offer Of $4,000
from the Rhyolite club Of Nevada.
The weight for the Ryan-Kelly fight
will be 1853 pounds ringside and will be
the rst middleweight championship
contest since Fitzsimmons defeated
Dempsey for the title.
rsyTa IS OF v0urse the favorite be-
cause Of his extended experience, but
Kelly is a very formidable lad, one
with plenty Of courage and strength to
match Ryan's superior skill and gen
eralship.
Kelly is set on meeting philadelphia
Jack" O'Brien, and many people there
are who will wager that the Quaker
cannot knock out the Kelly boy or win
from lin on points. Kelly, in fact, has
three or four irons IN the FIRE, and it
has been limited that he would call of
the match with Ryan il a match with
O'Brien became possible.
IL Kelly. however, defeats Ryan,
O'Brien viii have to meet him. The
willy Quaker will not then be in a posi-.
tion to say, "Go get a reputation"
Evening journal., 1907-02-06


One OF tho newest forms Of advertising
(Which Is commonly known as supple.
mentary advertising) Is the one ado ted
by Lippincott & Co this week in the shape
Of bulletin boards hung in their storm
doors at the Market street entrance TO
their store.
Bulletin boards for department stores IS
a new venture in this city. but promises
70 be popular one after the public real
ICES what an advantage they are 20 them
These boards are to the department
stores what the old bulletin boards are TO
the newspapers at election and oihc,
times. in asmuch as they keep the pubnG
Informed as 20 what Is soing on around
the store, such as special sales. bargain
days. tho arrival OF new goods, etc
II you will get into the habit Of looking
for this news, when entering the store il
will help you considerably and you win al.
ways be well informed regarding what is
transpiring IN that store.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
DEATH OF A. E. DAVIDSON
One Of DOver's Oldest Citizens; Sixty
Five Years a churehman.

DOVER. Feb. s-Amos e. Davidson.
one Of the Oldest citizens Of Dover. and
for sixty-five years a member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. in which
ne was a licensed exhorter. died at his
home to-day after a brief illness.
Mr.. Davidson was born in Red Ldon
hundred eighty-four years ago. was
raised as a farmer. I'm which vocation
he became successful. and in 1865 he
owned two OF the finest farms in New
Castle county, among them the one
known as "Hin-top." which is now the
home Of Governor Lea.
Besides his wife he leaves these
children; William A. and George NJ.
Of Minneapolis. Minnesota Mrs. John
n. Manlove. New Castle: Miss Miriam
s. Davidson. Of Philadelphia. and Mary
1smma Davidson and j. Milton David
son. the newspaper writer. Of Dover.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
NEW DIVISION 5. 7.
Reehabite Ledge Instituted by National
Evangelist lockwood at Harrison
Street Church.

Harrison Street NJ. E. Church was
crowded Monday evening with peop e
eager TO hear National Evangelist Rock
wood, of the sons Of Temperance and AZ
the conclusion of his address 14) Of those
present signed the pledge.
Following the signing of the pledge the
speaker instituted Rechablte Division
sons Of Temperance. with the folowins
officers: Worthy patriarch. T. p. Lloyd;
worthy associate. J. II. Chandler record
ing scribe. Edward hughes assistant re-
cording scribe. Edward Hughes; assistant
recording scribe. Austin Porter; financial
scribe. j. C. owens. treasurer, L. A. Gill
lespie: chaplain Rev. J. c. Lane; conduc-
tor. Bessie Broadbent; assistant conduc-
tor. Grace Moore; inside sentinel Hannah
Mckay; outside sentinel, Winfield Gibneyi
past worthy patriarch a. 4. McCoiley.
Delegates were also elected to the Grand
Division. which win meet at Dover the
latter part Of next week
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
Rnseball In PomnsIl.

Harry Pulliam is still glowing over
the good time he had abroad. The
leader Of the National league forces re-
calls one strange incident Of the visit
TO Pompeil. "While l was deep in the
study of the ruins Of that ancient city
an American tourist learned who ]
was. Without any ceremony he made
a dash for me and put the question.
Who won the worlds championship 2
and had to tell him that the Chicago
White Sox got there. Think Of tallIii 2
baseball In that old ctyw
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
DAVE BARRY WAS
KNOCKED OUT
Tommy Ryan Put Californian
TO Sleep in Five
Rounds

HOT SPRINGS Ark Feb. 6.-rommy
Ryan. the middla-weight champion
knocked out Davc Parry, OF California, in
the nth round Of their -0-round fight at
Wilmington Park last night
The knockout came with three success
sive left swings TO tho jaw in the fifth
round, each Of which put Barry down for
the count on the last one Benny Yang r
tossed "a towel in the ring, which was "a
sign Of defeat. The men fought at catch
weights. Barry weighing 157 pounds and
Ryan 1856 pounds. Ryan fully demon
strated that no is stnl a factor in the
prize ring.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
CALVARY SUPPER
Annual Feast Promises to Be Great So
eial and Financial Success.

From present indications it is ex-
pected that the annual supper to be
given Thursday evening by the con-
gregasion Of Calvary p. r. Church VIII
be the most successful event OF its
kind ever attempted there.
II is thought that between seven and
eight hundred will attend the supper
which viii be held Ina the basement OF
the church at Third and West streets
under the auspices Of the Guild OF the
church. a fine program Of vocal music
will be given during the repast.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
WANTS A BOUT

Hughey McGovern. brother OF the 10
nous Terrible Terry" viii appear at the
Opera House tomorrow night, ard he is
anxious to take on any OF the local mi.
artists
The bout viii take place at the end oil
the performance Of the City Sport Bur,
lesquers.
It has been some time since boxing
contest has been held in this city. ane
this. coupled with the prominence OF Nc
Govern. should attract a large crowd.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
WHERE TEAMS WILL TRAIN

All the players in the National and
American baseball leagues will soon BE-
training for the championship battles this
year. Where each nine OF each league VIII
train follows;
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, city OF Mexico
Detroit Augusta, Ga.
Cleveland. Macon. Ga.
St. Louis Marlin. Texas.
New York Atlanta, Ca
Athletics. Dallas. Texas.
Boston. Little Rock, Ark.
Washington. Dallas, Texas.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago West Baden, Ind
Pittsburg. Hot Springs, Ark.
Cincinnati, Marlin. Texas.
ST. Louis, Fort Worth, Texas.
New York, Los Angeles, Cal.
Brooklyn. Jacksonville, Fla.
Philadelphia, Savannah. Ca
Boston, Thomasville, Ca.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
COMEDY THEATRE
4o2 MARKI.T STREET.

4o2 MARKET STREET.
W. o. Hyrup General Manager
Three days, commencing February 4th.
The wig Chase.
Fakers and FoOtpads
President Roosevelts Trip TO
Panama.
Captains Inspection.
Automobile Thieves
illustrated Songs. sung by Hugh Brain-
ard.
Adults. 10 cents: children. cent?
Natinees, 130 p. IN. DC to all.
Evenings. $50 p. m
This building is thoroughly heated.
Come In and wait for your car.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
Hook Keyoo Wins Australian Title.

Hook keyes, the Australian fighter.
who made a rather Indifferent showing
during his recent visit TO the east. won
the lightweight championship Of Aus
tralia by defeating Bob Turner. The
battle took place at the Gayety thea
ter, sydney. Honors We're fairly even
throughout the fight, but in the ninth
round Keyes landed on the point Of
Turner's jaw, staggering him. Turner
was helpless in the next round, and the
fight was stopped