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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-11
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
NELLODY'S DECISION
AFTER FAST FIGHT

AUGUSTA. Ne. Jan. 9.-Honey Me-
lOdy. Of Boston. last night was given
the decision after fifteen rounds over
Terry Martin. OF Philadelphia, al the
augusta Athletic Club Melody was on
the aggressive throughout the fight and
Martin led but few times.
Il was not until the third round that
Martin showed any evidence of gaining
when he warded and got in heavy left
on the side Ct MellOdys head Melody
retaliated hard in the fourth but tlpon
the opening OF the nth Martin caught
Melody three times in the face wisA
his right In succession, and for a mo-
ment or two Melody weakened. but
quickly rallied
After the eighth it was largely Mel
lody's battle. Martin grew more eau
tious as the POUNDS increased and
clinched 70 save many a siedge hammer
blow. IL was just a case OF trying 10
stay the limit
In the ninth, tenth. and eleventh Mel
lody had things pretty much his own
way, although unable TO get IN his full
measure OF punishment. In the thir-
teenth round II was apparent that Mar
tin was up against a hard proposition,
and he took some hard body blows
weakening perceptibly near the close of
the round The fifteenth and last round
closed In fast mix-up. both men mix
ing IN hard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
NO REFEREE NAMED
FOR GANS-BRITT GO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-No referee
was decided upon at the signing Of
Gans-BTitt articles.
The articles state that II fighters and
the club cannot agree upon referee ten
days before the contest that the club
shall be empowered 10 select a man from
one OF Ave named. The FIVE named last
night are Jack Weleh, George Siler.
Billy Roche. James ]. Jef1ries. and
Bat MastcrsOn. The choice unques-
tlonably lies between three OF these men
-Wslch. Siler or Jeffries.
Cans would not have the slightest OBJ
lection 70 Welch, while Britt favors
sller. Roche was named In the way OF
complimentary mention. and the same
thing can be said OF Masterson.
Although no time for the fight 20 take
place is named In the articles. and IL can
be either afternoon or evening Il is gen.
orally conceded IL viii be on the after
noon OF 81. Patricks Day-Sunday--as
Il viii be holiday in the mising com
muaity and a good day for the battle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
HERE'S ANOTHER DREAM
FROM THE WILD WEST

TONOPAH. New. Jan. S.-Mike Riley.
the promoter OF the recent Gans-Her-
man tight. has mapped out a program
for a two days fight carnival in the
early part OF April. Riley wants TO
pull of four fights in two days. the
whole for one admission. His card In
cIudes Philadelphia Jack O'BTien, with
Al kaufman or Mike Schreck; Joe Cans
and Harry Lewis; Jimmy Gardner and
Honey Melody, and Kid Herman and
Jimmy Britt
There is strong feeling here that Kid
Herman should be matched with some
lightweight at 1873 pounds ringside. Her
man is a great favorite here and in
Goidfeld IN spite OF his defeat by Joe
Cans.
Riley has not made public the amount
OF the purses he will OffeT at the car
nival, but II IS expected they Will be
as large as the run OF purses in this
state just now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
WANT SIGN HUNG ON
RACING IN TENNESSEE
and Memphis ReformeTs
Drawing Up a Bill Which Win
Prohibit the Kings Sport.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 9.-The re-
foI ners do not intend 10 lose any time
in launching the night against race
tracks. ard it is learned today that the
first bill 10 be introduced In the senate
viii be one aboishing racing in Tonnes
see.
Lon J. Faust. OF Chattanooga. will
offer a bill wiping the old breeders law
OF the statute books, and in It's stead
make a law that will prohibit racing.
Rev. Thompson, OF Memphis, who led
the ight on racing two years ago, has
arrived IN the city. and is already ac-
lively engaged In support OF the meas
ure. He Is being assisted by the Rev.
+. 2 Folk, brother OF Governor Folk,
OF Missouri.
The breeders had a meeting yester-
day, but nothing Of Importance was ac-
cOmplshed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
SQUIRES is WILLING
TO WORK HIS WAY Up

ST. LOUIS. No, Jan. S.-Aceording
10 a statement yesterday by Richard
Stephans. publisher Of the Numburka
Standard, Melbourne, Australia, and
devotee Of pugilism, the negotiations
for a finish fight between James ].
Jeflries. champion heavyW eight OF the
world. and William SQuires. champion
heavyweight OF Australia, are OF.
Stephans says that If these two cham
pions ever meet In the ring IL viii only
be after Squires has met and proven
his superiority over Tommy Burns, Mar
win Hart. Jack o'Brien, Kaufman, and
others.
after witnessing the Gans-HeTman
battle at TOnopah and spending a day
with Champion Jeffries az Burbank,
Cal, Stephans. who has recently acted
as chief adviser Of Squires. arrived in
St Louis yesterday en- route across the
continent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
FOOTBALL NETS $1,000
At w. AND ]. COLLEGE

WASHINGTON, Pa, Jan. 9.-The re-
port OF Manager John o. Wickes. OF the
Washington and jefferson football team
OF 1896 was approved by the faculty ath-
letic committee today and made public
The report shows a profit Of over
s2.00o, the season having been one OF the
most successful in recent years The
committee received the resignation OF
Eugene Anderson, OF Plttsburg. baseball
manager. No successor was elected.
II is probable that Assistant Manager
Ralph Kennedy VIII take charge OF a
provisional contract 70 coach the foot
bali team next season al the same terms
as those OF last year
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
MILLER ASSISTANT MGR.
At GEORGE WASHINGTON

Manager Wilhelm. Of the basketball
team, George Washington University,
yesterday announced the appointment OF
W c. Miller. college 10 as his assistant
IN managing the affairs OF that team.
1t IS understood that Mr.. Wilhelm in
tends turning practically the entire
management OF the team into Aiiner's
hands. and the latter will start work at
once in putting the finishing touches on
the schedule which the former has
tentatively prepared.
Mr.. Miller IS an alumnus Of the East
eTn High School, OF this city. where ba
managed the football team. II Is con-
hdently expected that he viii make a
success in his new position.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
YOUNG CORBETT HAS
A FIGHTING CHANCE
Ex-Champion Lightweight
Must Show Tonightif He's
All in or Not

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-Young Cor
bett. the former featherweight champion
OF the world. has a last chance 10 re-
deem himself ia pugilism tonight IN this
city, when he meets Tommy Murphy,
OF New York, in a six-FOund bout.
II corbett wins, he win be matched
20 meet the survivor Of the Cans Britt
battle: II he loses. only the small purses
Of the preliminary bruiser will be open
10 him. The men viii meet at catch
weights. Corbett. il is said. VIII scale
around ls5 pounds. while Murphy VIII
not carry more than ls0 pounds.
corbett Said to Be Fit.
Corbett. by working earnestly and
steadily. has got back to his top fight
ing qualities, and Is now in the best
shape he has displayed since he defeat
ed McGovern at Hartford several years
ago by knocking him out in the second
round, after one Of the fastest fights
ever seen In ring
On that occasion COrbett showed that
he could take terrific punching, and
at the same time could use a tremen-
dous waliop himself. But Corbett quick
~ got into bad company. and has not
been himself since.
Should WIN Decisively If
If he can show anything ike his
Hartford form tonight. however. SPORT
ing men believe that he viii win de-
cisively. He can hit with either hand,
and his ring generalship may prove too
much for Murphy. who Is only a clever
boxer, with a fairly good punch
Murphy has been boxing In pubic
since 1909 n that time he met nu-
merous secOnd-rateFs. He was beaten
easily by McCsoyern. who put him away
In a round. and BY Abe Attel, who
made him look like novice. He knocked
out Benny Yanger IN four rounds last
February IN this city. which was his
most notable achievement.
As no decisions are made In this city
Corbett will try hard for q knockout.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
EASTERN ATHLETES
FINALLY WIN GAME

The Eastern Athletic Club took it's
first victory Of the season yesterday
evening at the Washington Light IN
fantry Armory from the Commissioners
by Sc TO 2Sik.
With a much strengthened team the
winners put mp q fast game all the
way, but at the end OF the first half
the score stood - 10 u against them.
Nothing daunted they came back in
the second. and by superior team work
and accurate basket shooting forged
10 the front and held the lead The
lineup:
Commissioners, Positions. Easterns
Handiboe. r. James
MOriarty- ......-...-L- .Mofiitt
Boyle. Center Richenba cher
Draeger. ...........R. .Burlingame
Chism .-..-......-... l. G...-.-..-..D De Mar
Coals-James. . Moffitt. A. Rlchen-
bacher. 4; Burlingame, >; Draeger, s.;
MoriaFty. Handlboe. 4; BOYLE, 2, and
Chism. Referce-H. COllifOWeF Timers
-Messrs. BOYD and Handler. Scorer
Mr. Thompson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
U AND | FRATERNITY
WILL PLAY IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Jan. 9.-The Newark
Basketball team has decided 10 remain
In the amateur ranks and has arranged
a game for next Saturday nighl at
Cross Street Hail with the 4 and I Fra
ternity team. Of Washington, ID. {.
As this IL a strong team. a csoss game
Is 10 be expected. As a preliminary. a
game between the Athletic basketball
team ana the Newark Reserves Will be
played
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
POSTPONE FAIRGROUNDS MEET
ING

The regular meeting of the board OF
directors OF the Fairgrounds committee.
which was 10 have been held tomorrow,
has been indefinitely postponed because
OF the absence from WASHINGTON OF q
number OF It's members. Upon their re-
turn date for the meeting will be
named.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
MFLLopY vs.. GARpNER.

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-That Honey Melody,
the welterweight champion, and Jimmy
Gardner will meet al Tonopah now
seems assured. A message has been
received here from Manager Mike
Riley. of the Casino Athletic Cub. Of
Tonopah. making OVertures for such a
match and today the hackers OF both
Melody and Gardner expressed their
willingness. The contest viii be one
OF four main bouts at the great pugil-
istic carnival At TonoDah. on March II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
TWO GOOD CONTESTS
PROMISED TONIGHT

There will be a double-header basket
ball game in the National Guard srmory
this evening. when the Shamrocks and
the Second Regiment quints meet in a
City League game, and the Corcoran
Cadets play the West Branch Young
Mems Christian Association FIVE.
The CoreOraps' lineup viii probably
be: Hunter and Bopp. forwards; MaIey,
center; and Cassassa and Giovonnoni,
guards.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
ANNOUNCES
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Date With Chicago Appears
on the List-May Be
Certain.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s--The board
OF directors OF the Universe OF Penn
sylvania Athletic Association held their
regular monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon and transacted business OF
Importance. All the members OF the
football team who participated In the
Michigan and Cornell contests were
awarded the Varsity ''P." Jones, Has
kins, ana Root. Of the cross country
team, also received the letter p.
The consideration OF PENIS football
schedule next year engaged the atten-
ton OF the committee. Robert ID. Tor
rey. who held the position or field
coach last year, was offered the same
place for 1907, but IL Is not certain that
he VIII accept II Is said that Torrey
had previously informed the committee
that his professional duties would pre-
vent him from taking an active part IN
the coaching OF the football eleven next
fall
Schedule Is Adopted.
The schedule was discussed and in
part adopted. A game with Chicago was
considered, but a contest with the
Western university was only condition"
ally scheduled. Chicago IS not certain
that Il Will be In a position 20 meet
the Quakers. as such an engagement
VIII in a measure depend Up on the de-
clsion OF the Western Conference. OF
which body Chicago IL member. II Il
will be possible for Chicago 70 come
East the date Of the game with Penn
sylvania Will be November on Frank
In Field. One week later. November
ls, the Quakers viii meet Michigan in
Ann ArbOr This viii be the Red and
Blues last contest until she meets
Cornell In this city IN their annual
Thanksgiving Day battle.
The Pennsylvania football schedule
for 1907 follows.
September 2s-Lehigh al Philadelphia.
October 2-VnlanOva al philadelphia
October 5-Bucknel at Philadelphia
october 9-Frauklin and Marshall al
Philadelphia.
October 12-Swarthmore at Philadel-
phia.
October Ie-Ursinus at Philadelphia.
October 19-Br0Wn at Philadelphia.
October e6-tndians at Philadelphia.
November Lafayette al Phlladel-
phia.
November g-Chicago al Philadelphia.
November 1e-Michigan at Ann Arbor.
November zs-COrnen al Philadelphia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
I,IaI,ooo IMMIGRANTS LAST YEAR.

If the immigrants landing in New
York city during the last year had come
at the same time IL would have required
a fleet Of LII vessels. each one carrying
]. 90 passengers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
OWLINC GOLF RACING BOXING WRESTLING ATHLETIC
Officials of City Park and
Fair Grounds Profess
Ignorance, But

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. &C. A.
TILES, of 81. Louis. and John Condor
are here to attend the annual meet
ing Of the directors OF the Crescent
City Jockey Club. scheduled for today.
Mr.. Celia viii be here this morning. Ac-
cording 10 Titles. the prospects OF an
amalgamation OF the two turf bodies is
not likely. He said:
''TOday's meeting is only the regular
annual meeting OF the corporation. and
the only change 1 know OF VIII be Che
increase OF the board Of directors Of
the organization by three. The three
directors viii be Mr. Celia. Mr.. Condor,
and myself. AS for a merger OF the
two Jockey clubs or our purchasing
City Park stock, etc. all / know il
what / have seen in the papers. / have
not heard a merger even suggested, and
I cannot see where there is any call
for one"
Merger Would Be Acceptable.
Despite Mr. TILES talk on the sub
ject, the stories Of a merger between
the two bodies viii not down. There is
no doubt that Louis Celia talked OF
a consolidation last fall. while at Louis
Vile and as a matter Of fact. he was
very favorable toNard such a settle
ment Of the turf war. The turf in the
West would be strengthened II ALI the
associates were in unison, and there
was only one turf body.
There has been considerable complaint
from trainers ana jockeys = 1re on the
license question. Those WEo came
here from the East were forced 10 Pay
license fees 10 three different jockey
clubs, while those who raced at city
Park were forced 10 take out another
license IL they wished TO race at the
Fair Grounds and vice versa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
BOUTS
FOR WRESTLERS
Baltimore A. c, Will Hold
Tournament and Invites
Washington Entries
PLENTY OF MATERIAL HERE
Sport Growing in Capital and 1t
Should Hold Its Own Against
Sister City.

Interest IN amateur wrestling in the
District was revived by the announce
ment that Gallaudet College would have
a closed tournament next Saturday. ana
now comes the news that there are 70
be intercity bouts at the Baltimore Atm
letic Club In Baltimore on January ~.
The Baltimore Athletic Club held an
intercity tournament last season In
which Washington played prominent
and losing part Only one bout was won
by Washington. although the team left
here with high hopes OF winning ma
jority OF the medals. This experience
proved useful 10 the local grapplers.
who suddenly aWoke to the fact that
they would have to hustle 20 maintain
their prestige, and they have been work
ing hard ever since.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
Prof. Joyce Gets Invitation.

A general invitation has been extend
ed TO the Washington amateurs through
Prof. Maurice Joyce, physical Instructor
at Georgetown and Carroll Institute He
has accepted and has already assured
the b. A c. promoters that Carroll
Institute viii be represented In several
classes. The Y. NJ. c. A., which had
such a successful tournament in De
cember. also has material good enough
TO try for honors In another city and
may be expected to come 10 the front
with entries
T. ;. williams, the Gallaudet mute. Is
working hard at the game and would
be a good man to represent Washington
ia the middle weight class. He Is get
ting Ia condition by training MS fellow
mutes for their own tournament next
Saturday IL Is also probable that the
Galiaudet bouts Will disclose some good
men who will class up with those who
have already made their regulations.
The more the merrier.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
Marvellous FOotwOIk.

The two features were the o'er-shadow-
ing size OF Jim JefTries, who made the
TWO alleged cOntenders for the heavy
weight crown look Ike A couple Of
bantams, and the really marvellous
fooIwork OF O'BTien. Any one who sees
the pictures viii understand why he is
called jumping Jack" O'Brieu. For
fourteen rounds, with the exception OF
the uTthi IN which he received the left
swing that broke his nose. O'Brien was
as elusive as a phantom Burns could
DO nothing except rush headlOng al him
ana Try 10 grab him Tor a clinch, there
IN 10 do lnughtng. Whenever Tommy
landed Jack Was going away,
Burns must be given credit for trying
nard- He was lncessanJ in his rush
ing, but at times he became thoroughly
discouraged and. dropping his hands.
waited few seconds before resuming
hosuliues. Then the ring-ar0und-arosy
would begin all over again.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
BAD BLOOD
THE SOURCEfOF<ALL DISEASE

Every the body dependent and
strength When this life flowing through system in
purity and richness assured perfect health:
pure blood Is natures safeguard against disease
the body led weak polluted
OF It's strength disease collect manifested in
ways Pusular eruptons pple rashes and
snow that the blood in feversh and diseased condition
and Ulcers the result of morbid blood and
Rheumatism Catarh Scroa Contagious etc are ali
blood disorders that will grow long
the poison remains These impurities and poisons way
the blood IN various Often sluggish of the
system and torpid state Of the of bodily
ana waste matters to and and other
the blood
contact with contagious diseases is another
bod we also breathe the and microbes
ana whe these get into the blood in sufficient quantity
health
handed down TO them and ANNOYED and onb
with IT, Bad blood the all disease
and purified the body is way For blood
the
goes down into the circulation and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
To Bring BaldmoTeans Here.

Frank Lockhead has a promising lot
under his wing at the National Guard
gymnasium. and as the militiamen are
willing to take stab at anything in
which there Is glory 10 be obtained.
they should have men on the mat al
Baltimore
II this tournament under the auspices
OF the 3, A c. IS a success II Is almost
a certainty that within a month or so
the BattimOreans win be invited 70
come 10 Washington 70 try their luck
The sport is gaining a great hold In
this city. and is especially popular with
the ladies. All OF the local amateur
bouts have been well patrOnized. and
with the added attraction Of the piex
Of the Washington grapplers pr led
against the stars OF Baltimore the d fair
should attract unusual attention and
attendance.
Prof. Joyce has sent for entry blanks
for the Baltimore tournament, and they
may be obtained from him.