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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

All bar soap for household pur- poses should be kept for a few weeks before being used. It should be plac- ed in the sun and air as much as pos slble, when 1t will last twice as long as If used at once, This applies equal iy to cake soap for toilet 'phrposcs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
Journal Courier
 Fashions
Matters of Interest 10 Women
to add to four barrels of hard water

Fruit vegetable coffee and tea stains may be removed from white goods as follows; Heap salt on the spot, rub hard, then rinse In hot Wa- ter in which a good amount of horaH aas been dissolved and then stain will disappear immediately
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

Obstinate grease spots can be re- moved by placing then in benaine, placing them on a double pad of blot ting paper and after laying another pad of the same over the top, pressing with a moderately hot iron.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

To soften hard water put one ounce of quicklime into four gallons and a half of water stir jt thoroughly and allow it 10 settle. Then pour off the clear solution, which will Do enough
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

Finger marks on doors can easily ho rubbed off with a piece of clean flannel dipped in paratlin, Afterward wipe over with a clean cloth wrung out of the hot water to take away the smell
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

Fried chicken with cream sauce and corn fritters is an old dish but one that too seldom finds substan- tia place in tne home,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

A faint scent of vlolets Is imported to handkcrchiofs by adding a small piece of orris root to the water In which they arc boiled
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

Burning oil is spread by water. To extInguIsh It throw down flour, sand or earth. The idea ls to prevent the oil spreading
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

Desisn for sIiirtwaist to be done either in cyelet or French embroidery of combination of the two. There arc four spaces suitable for the lnser- ton of Irish crochet lace motifs which give very handsome finish to tho
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
HELPS FOR THE
 HOUSEWIFE
Keep Bar Soap Awhile Before
 USing--lt Lasts Longer.

Radishea fried with beefsteak have q flavor not unlike mushrooms They should be sliced.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
Manicuring.

The most improved method, strictly sterile. including treatment for tho hands, making them soft and of youthful appearance, Price 90 cents.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
THAT BABY NEEDS A BATH ROBE

We have them nice line, too, iron to 1a years sizes.
 outing Flannel orc-ycar-od size soc and s1.
 Beacon Blanket la-ycar-od size, s3 EIderdown. st.5O tn s3
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
OIL YMPICS PREPARE.
FOR NEW YEARS
BRINY DIP
Over Two Hundred Members
Sign List for Clubs Annual
Run to the Beach


George James is at present the
busiest man at the Olympic club pre-
pairing for the clubs tramp to the
beach and dip in the briny deep on
New Years morning Over 200 mem
bers have already signed up the list.
The event will not be run, as many
people think, but will be a leisurely
walk, so that the Oldest member in the
club will be able to participate with
out being afraid of being all in at the
finish.
The street railway company will have
special cars leaving the Post street
clubhouse at $3.50 sharp. The walk
will start from the Baker street
entrance of the panhandle at 10 sharp.
The windup will be at Al Leans resort,
where those who do not desire the cold
dip in the ocean can have the use OF
the showers. After bathing, luncheon
will be served at the bungalow.
Among some Of those who have
signed up are John Hammersmith, Les
ter Hammersmitlfs Louis Hoefier, f.
Fenwick DR.. e. Mcconnell, Al Fritz
Joe Hickey, T. 1. Fitzpatrick, George
James, Charles Arata. Luke Flynn, Bot
Macarthur, c. Melrose, A. Englehardt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
DEBUT OF BABIES"
CARDED FOR
FRIDAY
YearIing ThorOughbreds wiz
Begin Racing Careers on
New Years Day

Much interest is being displayed
among the horsemen at Emeryvlle over
the probable outcome Of the lnltiaI
baby race of the season, a three fur-
long dash scheduled as part Of the hoil-
dav program for New Years day. The
contest will be for colts and geldings,
and the trainers may be eNpecleu 20
mt their best foot forward, so 70 spedAs
the rivalry for the honor OF winning
the first race OF this description eacn
year being keen While the sIedee5
humber of the embryo racers quartered
at Emeryvilie this season are not a.
far advanced in their education anu
training as ordinarily, on account Oh ~ s,5
early advent or wet Weatners ST.
there will be no lack OF materla4 .seI lUI
be a daily feature OF the programs
with the coming or the new yedl.
1t will not be long before the dlstancS5ss 5s
are stretched out to three ana mar
and four furlOngs, until Wnlcn time ~
will be wise to reserve decision dS ~
the relative merits OF the youngsters.
Tboss VINO have been watching the
development Of the yearnnSS Tor thS
approaching races have as yet oeeH IN
able to settle upon any PartleV1rrasr liz
youngSter as the l1ke1eSr prospect II
Millin band is generally conceded 70 IN.
a fine lot and ready to run r.
F'orsythe's stable shelters seVeral prom =
Using ones. o. A. Bianchl has one coie
that looks able to give a good account
of himself. Barney Schreioer has sew
eral that probably will be heard IrO1ii
before long. Colonel Applegate pest
yOung gster met with a mishap and u
temporarily out of training. DR.. tsoWeii
has a couple of good ones in the VIII
liarns string. The Spreckels youngsters
are receiving their prep at Tanforan.
and little is known as to what they
/ have been doing. W. OBJ. Macdonougn
most promising youngsters VIII hardly
/ be ready for immediate racing. Trainer
/ Mason having been going along very
cautiously with them. Joe Jones has
very fast yearIings in Let Er Ely, a My
/ that he bought at the SheepShead Bay
I sales. Before the meeting opened this
/ hlIy could outrun Madman, but her
owner has been doing little with her
! since the mud came.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Says Ban Johnson Detained
His Character
[Speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Secretary Charles
Thomas of the Cubs threatens to sue
Ban Johnson, president of the Ameri-
can league, who secured most OF the
evidence in the scalping case. for
defamation of character. Thomas said
today he had consulted a lawyer and
the attorney had advised him to seek
redress for the damage done his name
and reputation by connecting him with
the ticket mess.
President Johnson, before leaving for
st. Louis tonight, regarded the damage
suit with which he is threatened as a
jest
Whatever I have said in connection
with the ticket case 1 am prepared to
back up in q court of justice or any
where else" said Johnson. The whole
thing was as unpleasant to me as any
body, and 1 regret 1T exceedingly"
Secretary Thomas feels that he has
been done an injustice by President
Johnsons statements, especially after
the report sent out by Chairman Herr
mann who stated that there was in
the evidence nothing to show that Off
cials of the Chicago club were in col
fusion with Scalpers.
"It is none of my business IL Thomas
wants to sue Johnson said President
Murphy of the Cubs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
FAIL IN
FOUR ARCADIA
EVENTS
GIoriO and Ben TrOVafO Only
Choices TO Reward
BackerS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
Los ANGELES. Dec. 29.-No records
were broken at Arcadia today, but
big crowd Of sports saw some speedy
racing which was so spotted that but
two favorites managed to win. The
bookies got most Of the money, for the
card was not high class.
The card opened with victory for
the s to 1 shot Howard Pearson, Of
Schreiber's stable. which won easily by
almost three lengths in a big field Of
10 The 20 to l shot Allen Lee led all
the way into the stretch by from two
TO four lengths but was beaten by
both Pearson and Mr.. Bishop. In the
next Black Mate won again at odds Of
3 to l. and in the third Tony Bonero,
at 3 to I, beat the to favorite Miss
Sain head
seven furlOngs, and in this Glorio, who
eQualed the worlds record at six fur
/ longs in Ill 1-5 had an easy time win
ming by six lengths from the to 1
shot Gemmell, who was a head in front
Of the even money favorite An2 e1us.
rushed Off in the lead, and for half the
distance the four were IN space OF
i two lengths. At the last turn Glorio
shot into the lead and made the others
! look cheap at the end.
1 In the nine furlong race the favorite,
/ Ben Trovato, ran rings around his field
1 and won cantering. In this event the
! long shot Bucket Brigade lost his rider
( Kennedy, just after the start but the
! boy was not hurt.
Queens Grove, at to /, proved an
easy winner over Is others in the clos
| ing event.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Workouts at EmeryYille

Dec. 29.-Traek slow. "outside sticks"
I Told You-SeYen-eighths in 1:21
Billy Meyer-Three-e in 80 20.
Lisaro-Half in "a 2-5.
Altamor-Three-eighth in SO.
Cadichon-Half in 80 20
0esa-Three-quarters in 1:27 As.
Merry Go Round-Five-eghth in Iii
st. Francis-Five-eight in 1:12, breezing-
Webber-Half in "a Is.
Madman-Quarter in "a 3-5.
FL Paso-Half in :24 10
San Oak-F1ve- -eighths In 1:07.
Lucy C-Three- quarters in 1:21 as.
Priceless JeweI-Three- quarters in 1:21.
Traffic-Three-e e-eighths IN SO 2-5.
Trust-Seven-eighths in 1887 4-5.
Bernardo-Five-eighths in 1905
Gene Russell-Five eighths in 1:O5-
Fancy-Five-eighths in 1907 As.
Rhinock-Three-quarte In 1:2S 20.
Bellwether-E -Eieven-sixteenths In 1:iJ 4S.
Edward Ormonde-Three-quarte in 1:24 II
Little Minister-Three-quart in 1:23.
Frank Clancy-Half in :54-
Listowel-Quarter in :24 40
Fantastic-Seven-ei -eighths in so As.
=E1even-sixteenths in 1:14-
Pasodella>-Three- quarters in 1:22.
Woolms-Three-quar In 1:21-
Ornate-Half IN :52.
Sir Russeu-Half In 80 80.
Exchequer-Three-eig ighths in :3S %.
-Five-eighths in los.
Arasee-Siile in 1:51 1-5.
Little Siss and Vibrate-Haf IN :5i.
Inspector Bird-Three-Quarters in 1:20 %.
Blanche C-Three- quarters in % %
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Three Oddson Fauorites Are
Listed With the Nonl0inners
BY j. K. Jefery

ting out of his proper position at the barrier
with Hampton Beauty
ssD5ughnuts'' Harrington. flushed with his vic
tory of the day before on En- and En-. was de-
cided1y in evidence among the trainers yester-
day and was promised a mOuns or two Tor tooay-
DoIlie Dollars poor showing in her last race.
in which she was heavily played. was accounted
for by the fact that she badly cut down
during the running. She has not had saddle on
since the race
J. w. Brooks. formerly manager OF Ascot
park. was visitor at Emeryvlile YESTERDAY
having made flying trip from Les Angeles TO
renew old accuantances among local turImen
Brooks is now in business in Los Angeles ana
wiz return south in day or two
Erbet's poor showing in his race Saturday was
due to the fact that he suffered nemorrhsge
during the running of the race
Trainer Ham reports that Hanbridge's Les was
badly cut during the running of the Hunter han
mishap viii prevent him from racing for at least
a week. although serious resoults are ant1ci-
pated.
Carroll Reid has purchased Jockey Pages con
tract from Early Wright at Arcadia
Ginnette, the French mare that raced with
such consistency at Emeryville several seasons
ago, has been shipped back 10 France by Roy T.
Rainey, for whom Charlie Casey trained her, TO
gether with Pronta and Masada. Ginnette and
Pronta probably viii go into the stud. They
we're consigned to Nash Turner at Maisons-La-
ftte.
The stable OF L. Burns has been suspended at
El PaSo for inconsistent running
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Nelson Dictates Ills Terms
TO All Rivals

In a wire to The Call last night Bat
Ting Nelson, the lightweight champion,
explained more explicitly the terms on
which he viii re-enter the ring for the
last time to defend his title against the
various aspirsnts. He states that they
must all get together in g sort OF elm
instion contest, that each must win de-
cisively from the other, but he with
draws the stipulation that they must go
a 5 rounds. A clean victory in each in
stance viii suit the champion. He adds
that this is final. and Bat generally
The Bat even goes so far as TO pick
out the men whom he believes have a
legitimate chance 10 go for his laurels.
Murphy, Thompson, Welsh and Otto. II
there are any more Bat did not think OF
them when he delivered himself
i have retired from the ring till the
lightweight atmosphere clears up a bit,
is the way he puts IL. There Is not one
of these so called near champions who
has license to go against me right
now, and i think that the best thing
can do is to get out Of the road for &
few months and give these fellows 6
chance to settle their little differences
While ] am in the limelight they won'i
be content without being on my trail
Let Mcfarland and Welsh hook VI
and DO something. They have met Z
couple Of times without either gaining
-
Cross and Tommy Murphy would bs
fine, too These fellows have been do
ing a lot Of talking. Now let them ge
busy and fight it out The next pail
that I think OF is Young Otto anC
Thompson.
"This Marathon race would liver
things UP in the lightweight division
and at the same time would give thes'
fellows q chance TO show what they cal
90. Mind yous i viii not think of TAX
ing on any Of them unless each victor.
is a decisive one. The winner OF th
elimination contest viii be entitled L
meet me and ] viii give him the chanc
ne wants.
But when ii comes down to the fina
terms viii insist that the fight be a 4
r5unI affair This is final / am on
for the long distance, which ] thinl
should govern every championship fight
The public gets a better run over tht
route and when the fight is over ther
is no question as 20 which is the bette
man.
II viii not be ready FOR sewers
months but viii be on the job at tn
right moment. ] VIII say right now tha
my next fight viii be my last one vi
or Jose. ] am doing so well with m
hook that 7 DO not have TO bother abou
the prize ring any more. ] hope tha
- the sspirants 10 my title VIII hee
tnis LAT statement for it goes"
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Schreck-Hart Winner May
Go for Johnson
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Joe Choynski
has been chosen referee for the Mike
Schreck- Marvin Hart fight, which takes
place at Lexington. KY, New Years
eve.
The former heavy weight fighter re-
ceived telegram from the promoters
of the battle at noon today asking him
II he would referee the match. and he
wired back his acceptance Immediately
Choynski viii leave for Lexington to-
morrow night.
Hart and Schreck are leading up to
battle with Jack Johnson. Either one
believes he has the chance with. the
worlds champion. The winner OF the
kaufman Barry battle may be matched
with the winner of the Schreck-H Hart
battle, and the winner between these
two men is likely to have chance al
the worlds title.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Gossip of the Track

Presiding Judge Hopper and his associates in
the stand at Emeryvile are after the rough
riders in earnest. Heretofore the officials have
overlooked instances of crowdpg and question
able tactics in the early part OF several races
From now on, however, offensive interference
will call forth disciplinary action. no matter at
what stage of the contest it may take place
As an example, Jockey Butler was yesterday
wiIlful interference with ]. R. Laughrey while
riding Colonel White. Soon after the start of
the race Butler allowed his mount to sgerye
into La,Ighrey while both were maneuyering for
position approaching the first turn, and later on
in the stretch drive he repeated the odense by
zgzaggng in front of Laughrey when that horse
began his final move.
Jim Neil and f. P. Beaumont who is connect
ed with local turf information bureau, are
having some trouble over the horse Song Writer.
Neil has been training the horse for Beaumont
hs stable unt sees ee op
$500 which he has put in for training and other
horse to somebody else. The animal has never
shown to be OF much account. She was turned
out to pasture. during the summer and has not
started since the season opened Part of Neils
claim Is for having had the animal fred for bad
legs
Jockey Notter's saddle form continues very
mediocre. He had promising mounts in five
races yesterday, but won only one race and was
odds It's about time for Notter to show some
snap and ginger II he has any idea of living up
@ G has en far short Of
f. ]. Ramsey claimed Colonel White for SS25
after his defeat by J. r. Laughrey yesterday.
WiIlism Durker purchased this horse few days
nut in a claim for the horse simultaneously
with Ramsey, but the latter proved the lucky
one in the drawing for lots.
l., Stock boosted J. r. Laughrey from $500 tc
$500. but Bedwen retained the horse with the
| customary 50 advance This virtually took the
purse away.
starter Dwyer fined Jockey Upton $40 for get
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
KAUFMAN PICKED TO
WIN FIGHT TN
IS ROUNDS
Barry Seems Confident of Vic
tory and Bets Money on
Himself
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lOPSStdt bopOtCH 10 ne Adttl
Los ANGELES. Dec. 29.-Though Jim
Barry and Al Kaufman are on the card
for a 40 round bout for the heavy
weight championship tomorrow night at
the Jeffries club, there are few who be-
lieve the fight will last more than II
or Is rounds.
Some think it may go 20 Kaufmans
friends believe he will get the victory
inside of 10 rounds. Kaufman tonight
is 10 to favorite Barry himself
took up $1,000 of Kaufman money laid
against $500 on himself earlier in the
day This will be the first time IA
round bout has been attempted in Los
Angeles.
One thing that will give zest to the
>ontest is the fact that the fighters are
not on good terms. There will not be
any horseplay.
kaufman is expected to weigh in at
195 pounds and Barry at 1S5. Each
man is guaranteed $4,000 and they will
Tight for 80 per cent of the gross re-
ceIpts- Charles Eyton will referee.
Barry is extremely confident. Hes
made to order for me-" he says. Kauf-
man is doing no boasting, but declares
he Will win, and that seems to be what
large number of the sports think.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30

Of minute. Of at 3:s7A. Troyato, % place.
out show; Round, place. l show; Ilario. 7-5
show Alma Boy. A. Muskoday, Henry o, Ar
court. Bucket Brigade (lost RIDER. finished RS
named. Value to winner 1926. Winner br. h.
by Falsetto-Golden Rose. Trained by c. Reid.
Start good. Won easily. Second driving. Third
easily. Winner bid up from 5000 to 1000 by
E. Mayne; retained. Trovato. away well, lay
behind pace set by Alma Boy until stretch.
Then moved up for easy win. Round and st.
uario rushed to head finish for place.
SIXTH RACE and a half furlongs,
purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. St str. Fin.
3-1-Queens Grove tPage).. SO / Is
flight Comedy Powers) 100 Is q
Time-:06 4-5. :1s 20. Al Is. "a. 1:O6 80
At post minutes. OF at 4:05. Grove, 81
place. 3-5 show: Comedy. So place. 40 show;
Hindoo. 6-5 show. Annie Wells. Feminine. So
lus. Rieta. Diamond Nose, yirlando. The Ham
mer. Hardly Son. Hamper, Belle of Menard, Sar
Olmo. Evados Shasta Max. finished named
Value to winner s325. Winner ch. {. by Mas
turtiurn Grove Queen. Trained. by w. w Nc
Daniel. Start good. Won all three easily.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30

SANTA ANITA PARK, Dec. 29.-Twenty-
ninth day Of the winter meeting Of the Los
Angeles racing association A w Hamilton,
presiding Judge J. J. Hoffman, starter. Weather
clear Track fast
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
T-I-Howard Pearson tPwrs)1e9 3 2 Il
S-1-Mr. Bishop fPsge( lo9
20-l-Allen Lee (lartin) lo9 i ! ;
Tfme-:l2 10. % 3J. :55 %. AS. 90 30.
At post minutes. OF at 2:03 Pearson, 3
place. 80 show; Bishop, 4 place, show; Lee,
rose. Held. The Drake. Suda Clen. Wildwood
Bin. Hatiere. Likely Dieudonne, Cana Dinero,
Beeswax. Provedore. finished named Value
F. Trained by n. c. Hubbeil. start good.
Won all three easily. Allen Lee beat barrier
by several lengths and it looked though he
would make runaway race. Could not keep up
pace. Pearson made move in stretch and pulled
away from field. finishing with plenty to spare.
SECOND RACE-0ne mile; selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
l3-5-Black Mate (wilson) JOY u II
7-1-yarieties ,Powersl -n2
7SAaTfcgIt Tmem'Is 'sDaaas as a5 81 80 a. SO s5
1:l2 10. 1.24 As. 1:3s. At post minute. OF
at 2.27. Mate, 4-5 place. 3 show; Varieties.
Louis Burgher Milpitas finished named.
Value to winner sS25. Winner ch. & by First
Won all three easily. Mate. outpaced first part,
came fast entering stretch and held others safe
to wire. Burgher broke down and was barely
able to limp of track after race.
THIRD RACE-One mile, purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
3-1-rony Bonero (Cullen). ..l07 13 h
7-5-Aiss Sain (Aartin) 100 b
7-2-Molesey fPage) -.--.104 Al
Tine-.I2 2-5, "a Is. "a 40 40 20 LOG.
1:l2 - I:24 4-5. 1:3S 40. At post l minute.
on at 2:4s. Bonero $40 place. 1-3 show;
Sain. 500 place. out show; Molesey. II show.
John Carroll. J. G. Glen. Ven. finished as
named. Value to winner S325 Winner br. c.
bv Sain-America. Trained by J. J. Hyland.
Start good Won first two driving. Third cas-
1 ily Bonero laid behind pace to half. where be
took lead. and was never headed. Had to be
driven out TO Withstand Miss SANS challenge
MoIesey outclassed remainder.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs: Rose HIll
handicap:
ODDS Horse and Jockey VT. St. Sir. Fin
9-S-Glor1o fPOwers) Jos g
l9-1-Gemmeu (Page) ..--.-i07
1-1-Angelus lShillirg) lib h
Time-:12, % 2-5. "a 30. :46 Al. :59 1-5
1.12. 1:24 40. AT post 1 minute. or at 3:15
GlOrio. 2-5 place. out show; Gemnell. ll-5 place
ID show. Angelus. out show: field. even. Greer
Seal also ran. Value TO winner $4O0 Winner
Fine Start good. Won in a canter. Second
driving Third easily. Glorio made runaway
race. on IN good position, he lay behind pace
and when ready came on and won going away
Gemmen and Angelus fought it out heads apar
for place.
FIFTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles
ODDS Horse and Jockey. VT ST. Str. Fin.
T-5-Ben Trovato page l--.-107
Round & Round (McGee) 100 II
9-l-Sr. Uaro Rice JOB >
Time-:l2 AS. "a 81. :36 A.. 40, 1.0i So
LILA 10. 1'2e -. 1.5e 40. l;52s At post y
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
ANGLERs, OPEN HOUSE

The California an gIers' association
will have open house on New Years
eve at it's COW clubrooms, 1771 Geary
street. one door from Fillmore. All
anglers and outdoor enthusiasts are in
vited to drop in and talk over matters
piscatorial, such as needed Legislation
for the better protection of game, fsh
and other matters of interest. At
intervals cold weather protectors viii
be distributed. George Wentworth
Dave Sachs Charlie Kewell and others
will he there with their stories.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Joe KELLEY APPEALS

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 29.-Joe Kelley,
who managed the Boston national
league team last season, has appealed
to the national baseball commission for
a decision on the legality of his two
year contract with Boston. He asks
club be- forced to live up to the letter
of the contract and be held responsible
for the salary of $500 named in the
document for the year 1909. Kelley
has been deposed as manager Of the
+naf
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Arcadia Selections
FIRsT RAcF-Sir

First race-Reformation, Steel,
Pert.
second race-Prfnce of CASTLE,
Amigo. AUcassin.
Third race - Adriuche, c. w.
Burt, Seymour BeutIer.
Fourth race - HiIdreth Entry,
Big Chief. Mark Anthony II.
Fifth race-MerriII, Paul 1, Or
cHEna.
sixth race-King James, Tom
McGratb, Pinkola.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
Eight Rounds Enough for
Attell's Opponent

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-Abe At
tell retained the feather weight cham
pionship by knocking out Biz Mackay
In the eighth round tonight before the
West Side athletic club.