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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-05-09

B. J. Wolf & Sens VS. Thomas & Car
penter-No. $40.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-05-09

Covington Grocery and Grain Co. Ltd,
VS. j. D. Thomas & Daniel P.
Carpenter-No. 979.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-05-09

The Smith Bros. Co. Ltd. VS. Thomas
& Carpenter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-05-09
ARTICLE vi.

the expiration of this charter, which is for a
period of twenty-five years, beginning from
the date hereof, or otherwise, its affairs shall
be liquidated by three commissioners, to be
elected by the members of the corporation at
meeting specially called for that purpose, and
said commissioners shall proceed imnied lately
to terminate its affairs, aud afternthe payment
of its debts and liabilities shall 8iistrbutetthe
remaining funds TO its members in equal
amounts. All notices for the meetings shall be
in writing addressed to the members and
mailed to their residences.
: Thus done and passed at my office, in Cow
ington, st. Tammany Parish, on the day and
month and year above written, in the presence
of Jos. NJ. Reiiing and Mike Kennedy, both of
this parish, competent witnesses, VINO have
hereunto signed their names with said appear
ers and me, notary, after due reading of the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-05-09
Twenty-sixth judicial District Court, Parish Q
st. Tammany, Louisiana.

Alphonse Depre vs. Octave F. Desforges-Nc
1912,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-05-09

Dwyer Bros. Co. Ltd. VS. Thomas &
Carpenter-No 967
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-05-09

The foregoing act of incorporation having
been submitted to me for examination as to its
legality, am Of the opinion that the purposes
and object of the corporation as herein speci-
fed are legal and that none of its provisions
therein contained are contrary to law
JOS. B. LANCASTER,
District Attorney for st. Tammany Parish.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
TURNER'S ORGANIZE NINE.
Some of the Best Players I'm the Dis
trIet Have Joined Team.


The Columbia Turnverein OF this city
viii this season put a baseball team in
the field which VIII undoubtedly be able 10
compete with many Of the strongest ana
tcurs in this city. The members Of this
club. which IS Incorporated. well
known TO all players in the District. and
viii without doubt hold up their end IN
representing their organization in tins
city. as well as with teams representing
the baseball clubs Of the Turnverein in
Baltimore. Wilmington. Philadelphia, and
New York
The manager. Mr.. Gus Duehring will
give immediate attention 10 all CORE
spondence in regard 20 arranging games
with the above mentioned turner's. as well
as with any independent teams in Mary
land. Virginia, West Virginia. and Della
ware
The players OF the team that VIII rep
resent the turner's the coming season ara
the following: Norman Kraft. James
Tierncy. y Fenton. Fred Rider. Harry
Webb. VIII Wynccop. George Shedd. Dill
Ter CaHeher. Harry ZaneIH. Dutch"
Neumann. George Fulcher. HUghey Smith.
Donaldson. ana Six Carroll who last
year played in the Virginia State League.
as we'll as several other we'll known play
ers. who VIII come out later in the sea-
son. The Turnverein viii give IN the
near future an entertainment and dance
at their hail. Seventh and L streets
northeast. for the benefit OF the baseball
club
The following officers were elected Tor
this year: F. z. Mann. secretary: A. r.
NeisSner. treasurer. Gus Daehring. man
ager: d. :. Reiff. assistant manager. and
George W. Shedd. captain. Mr.. a Bueh-
Ter the president Of the Turnverein. will.
without doubt be elected TO the presi-
dency OF the baseball club.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Y. II. C. A. CUNT BEATEN.
West Branch Team Wins Mt Basket
bail by - to 10.

SPECIAL 20 TIE Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd. Feb 22-The West
Branch Y NJ. c. A experienced little dif-
hculty in defeating the Washington 7.
NJ. c. A at basketball tonight. ir the
West Branch Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium. by
= 10 10
At no stage or the contest was the
local quintet in danger of being beaten.
Tho West Brsnchers were in fine form,
as their gOal-shooting was accurate and
the team work clever.
New men we're in the lineup OF the
local FIVE. and they did well. The game
was marked by roughness. but nat a
player on either side Jared any the worse
IN the contest
or the winning team. Hamilton PLAYED
strong game at center He is a new
man, and his work was even better than
was expected OF him. II. Fowler. at for
ward made good wiIs.e r. Fowler gave
a good exhibition Of all round playing
For Washington. May and Williams put
up a strong game
The lineup.
West Eranch-R. FoWicr and n Fowler. forwards.
Hamilton. center Conntr and stewart. defense.
Nashlugton-1ily and JOres. forwards HaiEht.
ccuter. Fowler and WiIliamy defense.
Refcree-Air Mitchell. Baltimore TirneIs-N-
Beckett. Washington and III Jones. Bsltimorc-
ticals from neid-R. Fowler a. H FoElcr o..
Hamilton IN. Jones Haight o. Williams. Goals
frum fcui-R. Fowler, Williams BE-
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seyeu f'r-longs Light Wool. l0i
lSchillirgl 20 s. won: BraWny Lad. 80 Gold
sienl. IS TO l. second. Drcdger. &c Prcston). 10 to
I. third. Time / q Is. L0nia. Bird of Passage.
Eastus, snd San Para also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three and one-hall fulongs Col
ored Lady. 100 tBmrsl l5 90 >. won: Horace H.
ll3 (Preston,. % ]. second; rafic ll3 Miller
10 I. third Time. ca Vatican Frank Clancy.
and Annie Wells also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six fIJrlongs Lee Harrison II.
i8 Preston. 10 l. won Sink Spring 10 Brooks
70 >. second; Halton. l2i Martini. 3 10 l. third.
Time. lis %. aunt Polly Prince Frederick.
Perry Wickes. and The Poet also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Four miles: the Norfolk Han
dicap. Big Bow los tSchillingi. l3 20 s. won
Liyius. lO3 Ross. even. second; First Peep los
Archibald. te >. third. Time 3 Mamie Al
gcl ard Noodsman also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile Asrster los Miller
i 70 s. won: Tony Faust. 1Os tSchilinC). % ).
second; Magazine los Burnsl TO , third Time
l1e 20 Sidney r. alsD ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three aud one-half frulouss. Billy
Rovless, @ Burns. 20 l. won; Booger Red. g
Ires;on'. 20 l. second: La Gloria l03 Martini
t0 5. third. Time. l08. Kerry. Billy Mayham.
Laura Clay. and Godfather also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile and furlong C0un-
l. Clerk. l06 lSchilingl 10 .. won. Ormonde 5
Right o6 Miller. to /. second Lord RossingtOn.
@ fkaplal. 30 10 l. third. Time. 81 2-5. sainrda
Anvib Lisbia. and InvictuS also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six frrlougs. Tawssenths lO7
HAYES, L 10 70. won. Seven Full 100 0icntyl.
10 10 J. second: Phi Icoe lo2 lsulvanl. 20 10 l..
third Time ] Is 3-j. senator Warner. Triumphant
Prince Bruius. Gov. OTman. Alsa;ion. buchanan.
Alice Carey and Matt Hogan also ran
SECOND RACE-one mile and seventy Yards
Roya River. 100 fButler. 20 !. won: Wuerzhergtr.
% lWalsh l3 10 l. second Recreation. l0s Aic-
Claim. II 90 ). ;hirl. Time. : IS. Ncsmc. Ruth
w Whiddm Mabel Hoiaudcr. The Broker. Marx
Macer, and Emily N also -an-
THIRD RACE-One and tbreeouarter miles.
Rameus. l0i Olorarity). 70 20 l. wou: Treasure
Seeker 3 (W- Kclyl. = 20 T. ErCond Rcd Leaf.
lej Gilbert. Is 90 J. third. Time Isl IS Janeta.
Miss Bilhc. Graphite. Monora Maid. Peter Sterling
and Ethel Abbott also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Calnornia Derby: rne-quarter
mile. licelick. - Dusanl. z 70 ). won: Stanley
Fay. III lHayesl, 10 p second: Eary Tide u
Kaappl. 3 % J. thiId. Time. 205 25 Keep Nov
ing. Import. Cognc. St Modsn. end Creston also
ran
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlons. The Mist. -
Kellyl. II 10 5. won; Bucolic lo2 Hayes u 10 .
second; San AlTiso 800 Dueani 70 Q third
Tine. i.26. Fantastic Ton Shaw. and Dcllis Dol
lars also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile Timothy Wen 100
Gilbert. 70 D. won: Krka. 100 Gentry. Is to l.
second: Billy Pullman, % (Duganl. 20 /. third
Tine. 80. OTclando. Joe NcalonX Senator Beck
ham, Royal Maxim and The MoIser also Tan
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Amateur Association VIII Hold En-
tertainment at Carroll Institute

The committee Of the Capital City
Baseball League having in charge the
entertainment and dance 10 be given to-
morrow night at Carroll Institute Hall
FOR the benefit Of the league has per-
fected all plans.
The league. being dependent entirely
on the support OF the followers OF ana
teur baseball in the city. has decided
upon this method OF raising funds IN
order TO launch successfully upon the
present season. The entertainment viii
be followed by dancing
In the talent that has been obtained
for the performance the league has gath
cred some OF the best numbers that
could be found locally and each section
of the league will contribute its number.
Primary among these will be the Carroll
Institute Dramatic Club. in sketch en-
titled. a Double shuttle, a clever
cOmedietta. with ID. +. COnnell and John
Q. Allen heading the east There are five
characters appearing in. the skit and the
humor Is spontaneous throughout
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
SOME RECORDS IN BASEBALL THAT PLAYERS
AND VARIOUS TEAMS MAY TRY TO SUPPL ANT

past twenty-five years They
are all interesting and viii
Chicago VS. Cleveland July %
games
Louisville 1882 e5S times
Greatest number Of onebsse
Athletics.
by
Chicago Americans 1907,
Greatest number Evers of
Chicago Nationals 1904,
Boston Nationals 1899.
shosop Allen of phla
delpha Nationals 1892.
Greatest number Washing
pitched: Hutchinson Chicago 1892 10
York. ~ ~
sovey Athletics 1sss 1856
tember ]. 1906 "a innings -
Fargo vs. Grand Forks July IS 1881
% innings 49,
Greatest number championship day Three games
September 1890 Brooklyn
1906 the
major league record had but one
en- major league history happened first bama
shoud go through an entire game without put-out)
Largest attendance York
Nationals vs. PhsePha Atheties worlds
largest attendance tmnor eague Columbus
Ohio Columbus Toledo.
Pau Providence NJ
Harry oHagan Rochester is 1907 Larry ssev
at Portland oreg~ June 10 1904 ''
@ Touis,n ,u,,..
Association 1889 @ games Psburg National games
Greatest number OF strke-Outs Athletics 1908 sOl
Greatest number
League. 1854 2o Lancaster Atlantic League 1897 81
Shortest record Atlanta Shreveport September q 100.
~ = isV''
in which in niae innings. John
n ward pitching for Providence Cy Young pitching
for Boston Athletics 1904 e
or year in major cut,
n 'S'e'
Longest playing March to December
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
INDOOR CIRCUS AT Y. NJ. C. A.
Lively Sport Promised at BENEFIT for
Lenders CIubrOOm.

The gymnasium OF the Young Mems
Christian Association WILL on Thursday
and Friday nights. be the scene Of the
second annual indoor circus. the proceeds
to apply on the furnishing fund Of the
Leaders clubroom.
Prof Maurice E. Joyce will be ring
master. and according TO the handbills
issued the show viii be a -Stupendous ag-
gregation OF acrobats. gymnasts. clowns,
dancers. jugglers. and aerial performers.
and will include a 'rube band and sen
sational hippoGrome features
The programme includes an exhibition
drill by the Y NJ c. a. company OF the
District National Guard; statue posing
horizontal and parallel bar work by Co
lumbia Turnverein gymnasts; the barrel
jumping act oy Angus; Duehring; club
swinging. dancing, &c a small admis-
sion fee will be charged.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
ARMY QUINT WINNER.
Defeats Fast Columbia University
FiVc-CaDf. Ryan Injuries Knee.

West Point. y Y Feb e2.-In the fast
est game seen here this season the cadet
basketball team to-day defeated the fast
Columbia Eve by 2S 70 IS.
The game was hard fought from start
TO finish. The first half ended Is 20 S. in
the cadets favor. The second half was
fast and rough Ryan wrenched his knee
and gave way 10 Spencer. who finished
the game.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
MISS HIGHLAND WINS
Takes Martha Washington
Stakes at 20 to |.
CLASSY CARD AT CITY PARK
Best Racing of the season Ii Wit
messed by Large Cro1Td-Schreiber's
EardinE His Ability to Carry
weight by Winning Easily.

New Orleans. Feb. 92.-The highest class
to-day with the Martha Washington
Stakes as the attraction before large
crowd at the City Park course.
In the Martha Washington Stakes,
Schreiber's Miss Highland ridden by =.
Smith. and at % to ! in the betting. won
all the way.
Schrelber's Jack Atkin settled all doubts
regarding his ability TO carry weight IN
the six furlong handicap. The big son
Of Sain was TO favorte Over a speedy
lot. and with 145 pounds TO shoulder he
simply made a show OF his company. ard
won easing up with four lengths 10 the
good.
Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Three and one-hslf furlongs. Rose
burg II. III ,Skiryinl 10 to l. won Nastultis los
70 !. third Time. 0,i5 25. Autumn Maid. Watkins,
W. A. Leach Pocetaligo. Lady Leota Tony w.
and Hammock Boy also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steep plechase: fun course. Water
way. lB l1ieLaini. 20 2. won DR.. Heard. I55
lHeiderl 20 3 second Profitable l43 (Rileyi Is 20
!. third. Time 100. Fsiry Flush. Berry Waddell
Gsult. Dawson. Bank Holiday. and Itaeatiara also
ran.
THIRD RACE-SeFen fuTlongs Hawkama. lef
iSkrrinl. IS 20 J. won: Aunt Rose. o. (HenBl.
eIer. second; Eldorado. l0l tMcCaheyl. 10 l.
third Time, 1913. Apache, Zagg. Halbard. and
Pkiienach also ran.
FOURTH RACE Martha Washington Stakes;
three and one-half fUriongs Miss Highland. 10 H.
Nathl. l5 10 I. won; Anna Mct;ef. rs tMinderl. u
70 3 second; After An. 10 Sumterl. 10 J. third.
Time. 0;+s 4-5- Yankee Daughter. Pinion. Elizabeth
HarWoCd. ATiOnette. Kenmore Queen. Alice Sister
Ollie and Ginning also ran
FIFTH RACE-SN furlOnFS. Jack Atkin las
,McDsniell. to TO- won: Cooney K. lO3 Murphy.
Is 20 J. second; Old Honesty. ll7 g. Leel le 10 ].
third. Time lis 25. Jersey LADY, Convol0. Cable
gram. Meadowbreeze and ColloQay also ran
SIXTH RACE-Sevea furlongs John Carroll. III
tLeel. 10 J. won; BellWpiher. % Urab. = 10 T.
second. T. T. Shipp 81 Aiunhyi. l3 10 J. third-
Time. ] p. Leo Bach. Lady Anne and Orac1um
also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One and oDeeighh miles.
Iuggler. JIG ,McDtuiel. 20 o. won Alma DufoUr.
l07 U.eel. 10 /. second: Donna l25 Smith. . 70
]. thiTd. Time. 81 - Ace High DR. McCleur.
sam TAYLOR. and Ivanhoe also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Feb Z.-In the athletic
games at the Fifth Regiment Armory TO-
night Boernstein, OF the National Guard
OF the District Of Columbia. won the %
and the 80 yard dashes In open events
IN the one mile relay race the Business
High School OF Washington won from
Emerson Institute and the Baltimore City
College Juniors.
PendIetOn Wins Century.
In the interscholastic 1oO-yard dash,
Pendleton. OF the Episcopal High School.
was first, and Dewey, OF Central High
School. third.
The Catholic University won the one
mile relay from Georgetown University.
The team being Daily. Canale. Lord. and
Semmes- McKeever. OF Central High.
won from Blackford. OF Eastern High. in
the 4f0-yard dash
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
ChInnman Baeki,.r socccr

New Haven. Feb. 22.-Yale will make a
determined bid for the intercollegiate
championship al association football this
year, and strong hopes are entertained
that the cup presented by Fred Mines.
captain of the Pilgrims. of England
will be wrested from Haverford in the
annual series. which probably will begin
next month. There is much satisfaction
in New Haven over the fact that the
active and financial support OF POnsOn G.
Chu. wealthy student from China. has
been obtained. for at best the soccer
players in the past have not been well
cared for in the athletic appropriations.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Dinner TO Monte Cross.

Philadelphia. Feb. 2-There win be
fans of every Kind at the dinner to be
given Monte Cross on Monday The
breeze viii be terrific and should blow
Monte 20 his managerial duties at Kansas
City In such a way as to keep eve. fresh
in hts mind the memory OF his Philadel-
phia baseball friends. 1t is not only
stated on the very best Of authority that
Presidents Ban johnson and Harry PUl-
liam. of the major leagues. will be pres
ent. but thai in addition John L. Sullivan
and Jake Ki.rain. the old kings of the
roped arena, viii also be in attendance.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
TEAM STANDING
TNDWIBfAL AYERAGFS


Rome. Feb. 2.-An international COLT
matcn was played to-day on the links OF
the Roman Golf Club between an English
and American team The American team
was made up Of Lloyd Griscom. the An
bassador; 1. l. Schurmeier. Mr.. Dracopo-
Ii. Mr. Henderson. the playwright: Mr.
Breck. the director Of the American
Academy: Mr.. Winthrop. Of the American
Embassy, and Messrs. Stettiaus and
Lowell The English team won.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. -Harvard's :
varsity crews were in the water yester-
day afternoon. earlier in the season than
ever in the history % Haryard rowing
The river was practically free from ice
and the varsity crews were sent about
two miles up stream. accompanied by
Coach WTay. in a single shell.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
smlth and scroeg. Bo1 DRAW.

New York. Feb. 22.-JacS Smith and
Harry Scroggs fought a fast six-round
draw last night in the main bout at the
stag OF the New Polo Athletic Club i'm
Harlem. From tho start to finish it was
a grueling contest. FIRST one ana then
the other earning an advantage. Joe
Bedell beat Felix lie Roy. Willie Cullen
defeated Jimmy Murray. Tom Flynn
knocked out Jack Williams in three
rounds. and Jimmy Gardner. OF New
York, had the better OF Mike Kaufman.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
POINT SCORING EVENTS.
Scholastic and Handicap Numbers
Count for Georgetown Trophy.

In consideration Of the numerous IN
quiries which have been made 10 the
management OF the Georgetown indoor
meet as to what events points will count
in the scoring for the interscholastic
trophy. the announcement is made that
the following events viii be scored:
in novice events. O-yard run (scratch)
and G00-yard run (scratch)
In events for schoOlbOys. 50-yard rur
(handicap) and 440-yard run (handicap).
In events classed as handicap events.
5O-yard run tdash). 50-yard run hurdle).
SSo-yard run, running high Jump. one-mile
run. and l6-pound shot-put Points will
not be scored for relays Points 10 b.,
scored. >. 3. and J. in each event.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Dartmouth Trims Harvard

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. 2-The Har-
ward basketball team met Overwhelming
defeat. 8 to lS. at the hands Of Dart
mouth, in the last home game Of the
season this afternoon. The visitors were
much the heavier and speedier and their
superior team play especially as regards
passing. made them masters of the sltua-
ton from the start
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Mrs. Pott. win. at Plnehur.,

Pinehurst. n. c.. Feb. 22-aIrs. F. A.
Potts. Of Lakewood was the winner to-
day OF the final round OF the annual ST.
Valentines golf tournament for women,
defeating Miss Ethel S. Check, of New
York, UP and 3 to play.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Princeton, n. J.. Feb. 22-Before one of
the largest crowds ever assembled for a
gymnastic meet on he local floor, Prince
ton won from Yale this afternoon BY 94Ib
TO 1917. The TigerS performances were
brilliant. while Ca Everard. of Yale.
starred for the visitors scoring 1ais
points. Capt McCabe. OF Princeton.
scored Il points. Dowd. one Of the bright
est stars. tOtaled l. points
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
RULERS LEAD LEAGUE.
Cooper Has Best Individual Average
OF Union BovyIers

Rulers continue TO lead the Union
League with a percentage of -7S3-
Cooper heads the list of individuals
with an average OF 1914, although Tay-
Tor is not far in the rear. Standings:
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
RAILWAY BOWLING LEAGUE.
Mechanical Leads Teams snd SMELL
ing Heads the IndividuaIs.

Roadway has nearly Overtaken Ne
chanical in the standings Of the Wash
ingtOn Relief Association Bowling League
Smelling is still in the lead among the
individuals, although Herbert is just one
point in the rear. Standings.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
VICTORY FOR CALEDONIANS.
Defeat SpRrrOws Point soccer Team
nj Baltimore.
80 b The Wsshinrton Hcrald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Md, Feb 22-The fast Calc-
domains OF Washington defeated the
Sparrows Point soccer team by to l.
Neither side scored until the second half,
when the visitors scored three times in
succession. Crawford, Cowen. and Mont
gomery shot goals for the Caledonians
and J. Hastings, for the Pointers.
The lineup
Caledonians-G0al, Stevenson; backs. McFarlane
end Douglas; half backs. Spence Montgomery and
Black forwards Crawford. Cowen. Petrie. Bullmau.
and Cameron.
Sparrows Point-Goal McNab: backs. Mcclure
and r. Ewing: half backs W Cunningham. r.
Newton. and Barrett: forwards. D. Stewart. J.
Hastings. !. Mcdonald, J. $ johnson. and T.
HsstiHcs.
Raeree-NIr John Higgins Linesmen- -Nlessrs.
Elder Caledonians and + stewart. sparroWs
Point.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
LOCAL ATHLETES WIN
Capture Four Events at Fifth
Regiment Games.
BOERNsTEIN LANDS TWO RACES

Diminutive National Guard Sprinter
Annexes Both the 220 and 40 Yard
Open RunS-CathOIie University
Takes Mile Relay from George
tOwn-Business High First I'm Relay.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Only ten cents a week. delivered 4.
your door-the daily issues OF The
Washington Herald. Phone Main 1900.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
EASY FOR KETCHELL
Knocks Out Nike Sullivan in
the First Round.
THREE BLOWS DO THE WORK
Hardly Had the Men Raised Their
Guards Before Western Wonder
Landed the smash that Practically
Ended the BOut-KctchclI Head of
the MiddIe-weIght Division.

San Francisco, Feb. 22.-In less time
than it took Tommy Burns to beat Bill
Squires, in just one minute and one sec
ond. Stanley Ketehell knocked out Mike
CTwin) Sullivan, at the Mission street
Arena this afternoon. and left the uncon-
scious Boston fighter stretched on the
canvas absolutely out.
Ketcnell did his work thoroughly, with
speed and precision. Three blows were
struck during the fight. and il was the
Montana boy who did the landing every
time.
After less than minute OF fighting and
measuring him. Ketchell landed a left hook
that practically ended the fight. II was a
short left hook delivered squarely 10 the
point OF the chin, and Mike dropped as II
he had been hit with an AK The force
behind that punch was plainly seen. II
dazed Sullivan so much that he lost ms
craftiness. and. paying no heed to shouts
from his corner. failed 20 take advantage
OF the count. and was on his feet
KetcheI shot over his right; II landed
on the Jaw, and once more Sullivan fell
20 the canvas Even then he did not
avail himself Of the rest, and as he
straightened up Ketchet sent hard left
Just above the heart. Sullivan fairly col
lapsed as he tumbled over. For the mo-
rnenf ne seemed seriously injured
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
sullivan BauIy DGzed.

Sullivan was eventually revived but III
the dressing room ne was dazed and
hardly knew what had happened TO him
He claimed il was lucky punch slipped
over before he was fairly set but the
blow was no huze. u was well timed.
The wonder is that Sullivan left himself
mguarded.
To say that Sullivan was not set would
be unfair TO Ketchell. The Boston fight
ed was fully on the defensive but Ketch-
ell was too quick for him and was pre-
pared TO fight and fight hard from the
start. Had he not landed the hook 20
the jaw il could only have meant that
the contest be prolonged and would have
had the same result
The fight demonstrated that a new
middle-weight OF the champion class has
appeared lie can fight AT 80 pounds
He has care. a tremendous punch with
either hand. and is a good boxer.
Jack Sullivan, before the fight chal-
lenged the winner. but after his brother
was knocked out he said he could not
make less than 15S pounds. As Ketchcl
demanded l5l pounds that fight Is of.
Hugo Kelley or Papke seem the only
men I'm ketchelrS class