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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-19
COMMITTEES REPORT
OF MUCH PROGRESS
Arrangements for the Fourth
of July Celebration at Doug
; las About Complete,

DOUGLAS. June 1S.-(Special.)-
At the meeting last evening of the
general Fourth OF July committee re
ports were submitted from all OF the
subcommittee showing that the work
along the various lines is progressing
In splendid shape and all were Impress
ed with the brightest prospects of sue
cess
One of the most important matters
taken up was that of looking forward
to providing sleeping and eating ae-
commodations for the great number
OF guests. 1t was decided to open a
bureau of information with headquar-
tiers in the Offices of the chamber of
commerce. The chamber of commerce
requests that every restaurant, hotel.
rooming house OF private families
with rooms to rent on those two days,
send in the address and other data
in order that visitors may be directed
10 where they can find lodging and
something to eat.
1t was decided TO pay all of the pFiz-
es in checks for convenience. B. A.
Packard said that while the banks
would be closed he would see to it that
there was plenty of currency to cash
the cnecks that day if the holders SO
desired
The Copper Queen boys stated that
they had raised their $50 prize for a
100 yard dash. free for all, and A. K.
Adainson was appointed by the com.
mittee to take charge of the event. He
will look after securing a good place
IN which to run and make all arrange
ments for pulling of the event
The committee took up the matter
of the closing of the Gadsden dining
room and rathskeller on Saturday and
instructed toe secretary to write 9
letter to the hotel company stating that
the committee had always been count
ing on the hotel and all its depart
ments in making the celebration sue
cess
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WILL NOT CLOSE
Gadsden Dining Room and RathskeI-
Ter Till Afr Fourth.

g DOUGLAS, Jrne lS.-(SpecialD-
The Gadsden hotel viii not close its
dining room and rathskeller on SatuT-
day as announced in the papers yes
terday but win continue upen until
after the Fourth of July. The COM
mittees were at work all day persuad.
ing the members Of the hotel company
TO yield to their request but it was
until 9 o'clock last evening when a
telegram was received from James S.
Douglas, in Nacozari, that the matter
was settled. II is now decided to close
the cuisine department on July C, for
the summer
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Cochise County

with which he had such fight before
and came out with a broken leg. This
time Mr.. Bates said he came out with
out scar.
Mrs. C. ID. Parsons and children left
yesterday morning for Oregon cities to
spend the summer
H. s. Kohlbeg OF the firm OF Kohl
berg Bros, in FL Paso, arrived In
Douglas yesterday, calling on his trade.
DR.. Armstrong yesterday leased the
two rooms in the rear of his present
officers. now occupied by DR.. Barnes
Dental Parlors. and on the first Of the
month will throw all four of the rooms
together for his ofice suite. Two 9th
err rooms across the ball have been rem
ted for store rooms
Ed Furlong, Elmer Rose and Fred
Haytnorne White of the C. and A.
smelter and Audley Sison of the Ell
Paso and Southwestern, left yesterday
for the coast 70 spend a thirty days
vacation at the various resorts.
The Dawson, n. NJ, baseball team
win play the Douglas team next Thurs
day afternoon at the Park. This team
is about to start tour, playing Doug
las, Bisbee, Cananea, Tucson and 9th
err Arizona cities next week.
VIII Glenn and Miss Elsie Renner
of this city were married yesterday
morning at the home Rev. George 10
gle on Eighth street. The groom is
wellknown in town. The goom's broht-
er, Ira Glenn, was his best man, and
the brides sister acted as bridesmaid.
/ After the ceremonies the party of four
partook af a wedding dinrer at the
Haas Cafe and Left last evening for
Ire ranch where they vii maHe Their
home.
/ O. F. Taylor. formerly employed by
the Douglas Improvement company is
: also enrolled among the missin. Tay-
lor was first missed at the Office Mon
day and after inquiries 1t was found
that he had left town Saturday night,
his wife having gone several days
ahead of him. His affairs at the office
where he was employed were in good
good shape but he leaves many large
unpaid bins about town.
A. F. Stumpf was a visitor in the
city yesterday Mr.. Stumpf rs now in
the insurance bushes.
Joe Bunch. an employee of the C.
and A. smelter viii leave this morning
for Los Angeles where he win enjoy
months vacation.
Miss Fannie o. Fletcher and Miss
Grace Maxfieid of Hereford are visit
ing friends in Douglas for a few days
Two women connected with prom
inent families in Aqua Prieta were ar
rested on the charge of smuggling
Tuesday.
n, P Bowen Of Cumpas is in town
for a few days on business for the
Minneapolis Copper company.
Capt Thomas McEniry has returned
to Douglas after a couple of weeks
spent in Fl Paso, where his httle
daughter has been very i'll.
It is reported that numbers of cat
tie are perishing in the country be
tween here and Ell Paso. The lack Of
rain and the dry hot winds of late have
almost destroyed the available range
The San Simon Cattle company is a
at present feeding a large number o
cattle.
Mrs. Ike Williamson will leave to
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F%NNNN~S

Miss Myrtle Short. formerly of the
Douglas Drug store left yesterday for
FL PasO.
Mrs. ]. c. Faulkner will leave this
morning for Los Angeles to spend the
summer
Dick Puiliam OF the Douglas Hard
ware store who has been spending a
weeks vacation at MS home in FL Paso
returned yesterday to Douglas.
]. Z. Bates in the Arthur Black
smith shop, shod the big gray horse be
longing to the Scott Transfer company
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-19
BIG CONVENTION
TO OPEN IN LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 1S.-Every-
thing is in readiness for the twelfth
international Sunday school conyen-
ton, which will be in session here
during the next four or five days.
Nearly 1000 delegates are in the city
today, and before tomorrow morning
it is expected an additional 1900 win
have arrived
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-19
sTEPHENsoN,s BIRTHDAY

ed States Senator Isaac Stephenson.
whose home is in this city, entered up
on his eightieth year today. He was
born in Fredericton, n. B., in 1929
and has been a resident of Wisconsin
since the early '4Gs. In point of years
he is the third oldest member of the
United States senate.
The evening world., 1908-03-18
UNHOLz REFUSES TO FIGHT MORAN
ECHOES OE BURNS'S ONE
PUNCH VIC1 OkY OVER ROCHE

Ten Is o
| Of the This
of
Peter Maher Peter
followers puAsm
OF
# sa the fight
Peter
championship Sure I'm the
o
of
Burns of the winners
OF
being o to
Richard Croker discus, the
Wv
BIZ s1uires challenged
think that he had ran ' ~
Over in Ireland they have they
appear in the "'
while "F "''7' "o'|'
The moving will probably he frost
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Canadian PLAYERS Put Up
Lively Contest at ST.
Nicholas Rink.

Local fans witnessed a real hockey
game last night al ST. Nicholas Rink
between two Canadian professional
teams. VINO had been brought here Just
to give our hockey enthusiasts a
chance 10 see the real game as 1t Is
PLAYED in Canada. the home Of this ia 81
sport.
The Wanderers. champions OF Canada,
and holders OF the Stanley Cup which
practically gives them the champtonshtp
OF the world. defeated the Sham-ocks
also Of Montreal. and second in the race
for Canadian honors. by the score Of
u goals 10 I.
While the Shamrocks eEce'led in team
work, the Wanderers showed TO advan-
tage in individual play. Every man
would bring the puck up hlmseh on tie
aggressive and fighting for an open!nE.
with his whole line skating around him
in case he should lose the disk Every
man mad the knack OF being just where
the puck was and II was very seldom
that a play went wrong Both teams
We're fast as lightning, and time and
again brought the crowd cheering TO its
feet by he marvellous hudlins zigzag
running and fast skating
Peitrie was the bright particular star
O, the Shamrock team, amazing tie
spectators 10y his whirlwind dashes down
the length OF the rink. Roth goulkeep-
ers, Hern and Nicholson, played game
bordering on the sensational kind. They
stopped shots from every angie. stopped
them in the air with their sticks, bod es
and hands.
Both teams have the art o, roughing
down TO science. They raped each
other on the shius in go scientific q
manner and 70 deftly that the watchtu,
referee could only penallze them in twc
instances The play was East and IN.
teresring, made so by the absence o'
delays usually called when a player IL
| hurt Al various stages - the game
players were slightly Injured or had tc
retire with broken skate but The
play went right on with the other side
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subsequent proceedings interested him
no more
Smiling Kelly and Jack Strong boxed
four rounds Then the programme con
tinued IN a highly satisfactory manner
/ .rst. Johnny Carroll he OF the FIR
simmons shape ana the wallop. me
Johnny !ntently during the first round
In the second McEntee started n to
finish things. He rushed sava1ily at
Johnny Carroll. and hurled him agains
the ropes. For a moment 1t looked
IKE an auto collision. But Caro-!
has been attending an auto school, mas
Just graduated. and is looking for a
| Job as real "chuffer," so he knew
what TO do in an emergency. His right
( landed neatly on Mr. McEntee's chin.
S. sequent proceedings interested MI
MCEntee no more. too.
Then oscar Geary and Sam Gibbons,
both antitrust boxers from y. j.. tried
to please They mixed enthusiastically.
until neither could lift his arms higher
than his belt, leaned against each other
10 rest and mixed again. 1t was an
even thing, with several hundred Of
. ~ I'la'NI > Constituents Sttil4t-'+S N''
the chairs and emitting short, sharp
ye.ps OF pleasure. un.il the middle Of
the fifth round Here Mr.. Geary, after
desrc- -.e mingling with MS riva! al.
over the r!rs, managed at last to dI D
one over. During ten seconds, and for
some time afterward the subsequent
proceedings held no interest for 5, Glib
bons
After this our old friend Jim Saw
age. who has been living the simple
lie In East Orange, y. J., for several
months. came out and mingled with
gentleman announced as Tom Lana
han" lie didn't look It, Mr. Lana
han" resembled a college athlete or a
theatrical star out OF work. He had
fine stage presence and a keen eye.
The only trouble with him was tnat he
was too handsome 10 be real fighter.
[ ne started very well, lodged Savage
rights an. lefts neatly by a fraction
OF an inch. and in the third anu fourth
rounds actuauy took the lead. Lana
han new football, ana N the clincnes
played great game. In the fifth Saw.
brought nlood. A few more punches
discouraged "Lanahan," and he slipped
70 the floor in cl'nch. wv!ggled on
his stomach. and tooN up ten seconds
in death struggles that would have
made the fortune OF a Mansfield or an
Irving
Four out of tive-that's going some!
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Conroy and Moriaritv Rival
Candidates for Third Bag
Keeper.
1sp.c,,l tn m. nyenlne wcrl.D

A TLANTA. Ga. March ls.-WitA
~ Morlarty and Conroy, two third
= basemen II the first water. tiSht-
ing for a position on the team, and Bal
and Bell knocking at the door. tle
H4gH!anders' chic IN Is certainly in
dilemma. Neither Moriarty nor Con:oy
can vel le 5eached. Taey are too val
uab bic: and II seems almos; impossible 20
replace either Eloertc!d, Stahl or Hemp
hill. ElDerteld IS everywhere on the
diamond and Hemphill and Stahl are
not only covering d great eXpanse o:
territory in the outer garden, but are
s.alnming the ball tur!ously, and the
performance Of these o4t.elders vii"
tie stick yesterday was the best bat
ting they have done since striking their
camp.
Newton was m the box pitching TO
tae oatsmen. lie Aad everything and
fooled every body with the exception OF
StaAl and Hem pH.!I, w.o mad no trouble
n STRENGTHENING out the oenueEs Tor h!ts
tat surely would have been doubles
and triples had they been made in a
regular game. MorIarty was stationed
AT third with Conruy, and tarn relieved
Chase al nrst iOr while. He handled
himself as though ne had not been on
the Jor a day, and the way he oanse
the bal all over tie lot slrprse his
team mates Ball had d halfnours 3
tryout al short ana kept up his good
work.
Manager Smith. OF the local team. re-
The evening world., 1908-03-18
REGIMENTAl MATCH RELAY.

a one-mi!e relay race between the
Twenty y-second and Twenty-third Regi-
ment teams of five men each is the at
tractive event that has been added 70
the programme OF the Thirteenth Regi-
m"nt's annual spring games for next
Saturday night The contest promises
to be a corktr, for the fastest sprnters
representing the two regiments VIII toe
the mark. The teams are made up as
follows: Twenty second Regiment, Koch.
Crockett. Frank. McEntee and Shep-
pard; Twenty-third Regiment, Sed,ey,
BecOn, Northridge and White Besides
thtLs event some OF the fastest distance
men in the country VIII De seen In the
onc-mile invitation, and Harry l.. Hill
man wlll try for new quarter mile rec
ord on the big six-lap track
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n. !. !. C.'S RACING
DATES ANNOUNCED

Some changes wall probably Ne made
IN the tentative schedule OF summer
racing by tho New York Yacht Club, the
latest arrangement Of the important
events being as follows
Thursday June u-sprrng cup races
on the Sound.
Thursday. June lS-Club's annual re-
gatta on the Sound.
Saturday. July n-Glen Cove cup
races.
Augnst.-The annual cruise Of the
Clubs squadron.
Thursday. Sept Autumn cups, over
the Clubs courses on che Sound
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TEEN rivalry marked m. oo.r,o,,
n ton in the indoor games h.II hv
ne Iwenty-second Regiment En-
gihee' A A. at the armory last night.
-nere Weer seventeen events On the
pF9sranGne, and in all OF them the re-
SuI's were sufficiently close to keep the
spectators Interested to the finish.
Ihe feature event was the three-mile
cross-country run, open to all Amateur
A'h!etlc MON clubs In the metropol!-
tan district, Five clubs and W. G
Frank, Irish American Athletic Clu.
competed, the latter as an individual
Each term was permitted to run five
men, With four to count
II was the first indoor cross-country
run ever cid in this city and. Judge d
by !ts success, Il viii bs added to the
regular programmes in future Eddie
Carr and Dan Frank led al the end Of
the t'e' mile. but the latter dropped
out and VS. replaced by W. J. Gould.
Carr won the event in fast time, with
GolId second The team prize went to
tau Mohawk Athletic Club, with 4
points with Xavier Athletic Association
seconds
The point trophy. which has always
been the object OF the keenest competi
tion, was won by Company a with 4
POINTS Company F was second. wi,t
~ - points and Company ! third, witt
"a points The summaries:
10 Yard Dash Cland.capD Final heat
Won Hy C % Clarke. h. Z. voolfolk sec
md W. = Dunn, third tms uN 2-5.
20 Yard Slvlce Dash Final heat Won b,
5 Johnson, ". T Walters, second. IL J
oas N.!e ,h:eyele Handicap ,wea sx v
Van den Dries, Co, A tscratohN 3. z
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EDDIE CARR'S RACE IS
FEATURE OF 22D'S GAMES

ga asAP' sS g. y.1as IS ,z. znsf; ;..s ::so23 Cox
@, j o65 yarasl, sec2nd' i. r ,odslI Go,
HiSalifSiie, iSl Run ''5 'l5hoylggS. Won 6y J. Hei.
tte!FgeyeT, co. i A oidinE GO. co, F. Sc 'eS2nd
.76,Yard ThreeLesged Rae. hanlic9aplr,,
and D9nH q Ms1aasn tfsa SH d e iset Mtcs '
9n4 a& Z 70 r ,htd fSfo ,tHe aHi Cos M IS Flood Z
~ j. Randolph, 60. % tset, distance 3,
let ssas, 2fas, " Zee, PatteFs2nh 10 ndhes Co. second
;tsa%s 3 'isstt'2 lao9Ss, RSs, islrd hi q xocn
S2 yaras s. s,oGSnG SsGra'5 B. ! pan Megnss, Co 90 d.
yards, .,th!rdi time, o;6295. o. W., :,
81 Second nd "'3t'F rerris, err !. q Go. ,6ir3; Tine
@aSF 2@SaFa e PaEs s yn aes1cfD e. %Go sS
4 4 o : ya9ylsS s5'tsii I'M % iims Oh - INV ~
sisaa Gras' iG,Is G'ipRty cum Fun .,
rei@ts 0E xa~ier 94SHf Afhlsfc Assceai9n send
WITH . points; Pastime. Athletic club third
81 E'f b. 80 & Xa1s4 Hhge ge9' Ts5f
.SGfo1d &C, 6 N2.aii!o5 \. i Mohawk Athletic club
Iaughlln, Co F, O. Ruck Co F second
W X F;ocd. co. =, third; time i go
Coates. Go. a 80 yards J F., Harris
Go. r (l25 yards), s>oond Melvin W
Australian Bicycle Pursuit Race-Won b!
Thirteenth RegtmeGN team, compDsf,i ~ De
vine and Carman. Twenty thirl Regi men
team composed ot Warner AMI RroWu sec
ond Twenty second Regiment team d.sguali
fled, time al 2-5
Inter Company Relay Race Won by co
i team, comp1sed of A F. croiiE. +
L1hse. W, A. Clayton, C +. Smith an
G O. SlAttery. Co. A first team, sooond
Co A second team. third. t,rne a - rs.
The evening world., 1908-03-18

ce.Ved a letter tNls morning from FFeo.-
! NJ Murphy. Of the Worlds Cham
IONS. in answer to the one sent 20
a!Cago trying 10 arrange game
a'wecn the Yankees and Cubs, to tax
lace In Atlanta on March 30 Mr.. Mur-
phy said -e did not approve o. inter
aague contests IN the spring, and would
therefore he compelled TO decline the
Tghlanders' chal!erge.
The evening world., 1908-03-18
SHARKEY STAG TONIGHT.

The card OF bouts arranged by Billy
Jacobs for the sharkey A. c. stag to-
night Is great one. and every bout
should be a hummer. There viii be sia
contests, and all Of them VIII be Of SIX
rounds duration. Here's the list:
ys. Young Shea, OF Boston, Rous,
O'Brien. OF Boston. vs. Jack Britton
OF Philadelphia Paddy Nee. OF Pitts
burg, VS.. Tommy Carey, Of Philadel
phia: FRANKIE Moore VS. Unknown
Jack Hanlon Of Philadelphia, VS., Pat
sey Kline. OF Philadelphia, and ''Younf
Donohue," Of Passalc, y. j.. vs Un
known.
The evening world., 1908-03-18
Dorsey and Bender to Scrap.

Tony BENDER, the New Jersey ghter who
has not fought since he waa knocked out by
Tommy Murphy In Few rounds In this
city several months ago, viii meet Bant
DorpsY the hard hitting light-N eight ~
Brooklyn for six rounds ut the next sJag
a TIE Brown Gymnasium, on Tussiny night
81 De boat should et q fAst oos.
The evening world., 1908-03-18

T Tow B!l! squ!res must have en-
n joyed squatting in the Roche
corner and seeing an Illustration
Of what Tommy Burns did 10 Bu! in
Cottroth's club at Co.ma. I'd be Will
!nG TO bet nlcke. that BIZ changed
n!s mind about wanting return ma zen
with Z. Burns.
We, nave 10 hand it to the champ.
ne delivers the goods. as the saving
s,ges. Perhaps Squ!res and Roche and
NJ NJ J Dir an5 Palmer are dubs-just coll
mon. ordinary dubs--hut they are biz
"uskies. and any man who can trim
Lem in a punch or Two is entitled to
fed!t. JoHn L. sullivan never did
any better when he was touring the
spuhtFy and meeting second-rate heav-
- OF the same class. It takes a first.
Ass pungher 10 knock out even a dub
~ single round, II he IS big strong
l. Burns must have been in a hurry
20 take train back to England, pa K
rs trunks and start on the home trip.
lie mas been scheduled to referee the
Stanton-Curle Watson fight in Paris,
put a wire from Milwaukee,. where Mrs.
u. mas been stopping for few weeks
says that Tommy has received hurry
an from home, and Is expected on an
early steamer.
The evening world., 1908-03-18
1oER UNHoLz and Jo. Cans me,

DOER UNHOLz and Joe Cans met
n Yesterday and discussed fight"
- Unholz argued for match. and
Cans told him tnat ne Cou.G nave d
chance tor the championship any time
any promoter saw fit to offer Joe 81. 100
for his end. Joe IS becoming a real bus-
ness man, which IS quite proper. HIS
ig..In~ ability IS all wool and a yard
wide. and worth whatever he can get
for Il.
Unholz says that Coffroth will surely
be willing 10 guarantee the amount
And l don't care what ! get" adds
the Boer, so long as l aave the chance
10 fight Cans for his t!t!e. Cans said
IT, says Cans. Quit your kiddin' says
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Temple and Gunther Matched.

Larry Temple and George Gunther. the
colored fighters. have been signed up by
Matchmaker Eddie Keevin, Of the Roanoke
a c.. Of Boston, 10 meet IN six round
bout before that club on Friday night.
Tempe recently fought two hard battles with
Jim Barry and Sam Lang!ord, and he ought
to give the Australian scrapper a lard bat
tie. They VIII olash al eaten Weights.
The evening world., 1908-03-18
Boxing to Be Given In South.

Boxing shows Will he hsld at Chatta-
Dooga. Tenn. beginning Tomorrow night
The PRINCIPALS in the star bout viii be Mike
Schreck the much over-ratsd heavyweight
Of Cincinnati. and A. B. Ritchie. a fighter
OF that city. They WIN battle for eight
rounds. II Schrock does not beat Richie he
had better retire for he will not get
chance TO box again before any Of the clubs,
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hyIand to Meet Welsh.

Fighting Dick Hyland, the California Light
weight, who has broken away from his man
ager. Sammy McClintock and Is at present
doing IDS own business has just notified the
matchmaker Of the Milwaukee A. c. that he
iish llght-weiyht. and they have been signed
10 meet for ten rounds at the next show OF
the club the early part Of next month.
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Must Not Accept Passes.

Mayor Harper, OF Los Angeles, has sent TO
the Council an ordinance which he asks 1t
TO pass, providing thar It shall be a misie-
meanor for any official or employee Of the
city 10 accept pass to a prize fight. or for
any person or corporation to offer or give
such pass to a city official or employee.
The ordinance provides fine OF $500 or i'm
pr!sonment for ninety days, or both, for
The evening world., 1908-03-18
FAST HOCKEY PLAYED BY
STARS OF GREAT GAME

cropping a man and each team play,ng
The line up:
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to
and anything happen
Mike
and spite
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FOUR KNOCKOUTS
MAKE THINGS HUN
AT BROWNS STAG
Bill Squires Must Have Been Tickled
When He Saw Roche Hit the
Mat t-Unholz and
Cans Talk.

TOUR duh thuds terminated fou
out OF five bouts at Brown
last night There Is no box
ing trust in command al the Twen-
tythtr1 street club, and the members
enjoy their exedcise without wear
ing hobbies.
1t wes a large, fine evening, and
the gymnasium was packed. Th!,
particular gymnasium is the best in
town. Il has ceiling two floors high.
a score or so OF windows, plenty OF
fresh air. and exits enough for an
army to march out through. No
firetrap about Browns. You can
sit down and forget all about what
might happen II somebody chanced to
yell fire. "a condition very rare
indeed in New York boxing clubs.
In some OF them you keep one eye
on tho boxers and one anxiously
turned ward the door. wondering
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Melody to Fight Again.
Lewis and Gardner Re-matched.

Harry Lewis, the clever Philadelphia
fighter. ana Jimmy Gardner. who were to
have fouGht at the Armory A. A.. Of Boston
tonisat the bout being called suddenly by
Lewis because he claimed he had not time
matched to box a twelve-round bout at the
same club either on April or II. Lewis
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The Boer Wants TO Meet Cans
and VIII Not Listen
to Harvey.
RV JOHN Pollock.

u rDoLPH uNHoLZ, the light
R weight champion OF South Africa,
who is in town. has turned down
fat proposition made to him ~
Charey Harvey. manager of Owen
Moran. the little English fighter, who
offered to match owen against him in
tive y-round bout before Jim Cof-
frcth's club AZ Colma, Cal. next month.
ut 100 pounds. Unholz told Harvey
that ne was anxious to fight Joe Cans
for the lightweight title and would not
think OF ;.,iHg on Moran. Harvey will
now try and clinch match between
Batting Nelson and Moran to be de-
clded some time next month.
Melody to Fight Again.
Billy Honey Melody. who still says he
n the weiterweght champion. Is going to
fight again. He has peen matched to meet
Charley Hitte. of Albany. for six rounds al
a boxing show to be brought off at Glens
Falls. y. Y. on the night of March 80. Mel
loly expects to beat Hitte and VIII then go
after Jimmy Gardner Harry Lewis. Mel
lody is getting into shape at Diamond HlIl,
r. /.