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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
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uno &crlutbcilulN ciic9 Scuator3
mo cinc@ WiitAliCoc@ 0c9 Ncpr0Icn
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ltct. Observation-Disclosures, Sol6r1llhc
rciCu II. 00l. jinh BON ibncu oufNeocdt
mo Nintcrial 5ltr llcbcrfilbrnll0 pol'
Gorporuiioncl1 unO %noini0uen CT
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Mcllll int W>uoe9 &opitol Wdlulcr
iibcll, mcldc bic NcQirruu1A beldyDln
bcin, iolltcn lie bon ibrcn Gollcgcll
nidlt IN S6llB Gcnpmlncll prr0cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

Ole uotbiocn W}ittcI ior0cu iol. Give
6oroermg, sic Qon5 IN Der Gronm9
lit, beren lurhiiihrlnG nbcr loelIlg
WcgcnIicbc bel Dem ToItc iil0cu
mitr0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

%m Sine, &olfHblott'
lcicn mir: @onrtc Godrarl Der ruIti'
&c GonNrcBrcpr0ientont bon N0ps
N)orf, bat eill llelleS @ort genllnl5t.
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tullQcu. sic er OILS Mtit9lico bcS SO
mites iiir Wiittcl mo Ncgc genlnd)t
bot, Dor mcld)em Jest ilbcr Die Tarifs
Hcuiiiou ucrhouoelt miro. dc notb-
leiocnpcn Wonppoliitcn tontmcn III
hcllcn Shoorcn nod SSoibin5ton
ullb lcQcn Dem Gomitr Dor, lUic orlll=
gcnb lie elmer mcitcrc1 3~ollcrbobnn1
bcoiirlcn. Godrou bot cine Nl15abl
bon oicicn NtiibicliOcm. Ole obcr nIdlt
belooen iino, Neil lie ole Gotten oli
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men unb rcNelmGBiN cntiponm iid)
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b0hcrc 30ne fam id) niht bcitcben."
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Nm 5p 0lftcu NoUcmbcr
bot Shirt &obnm Der 3lpcite icilt
Observation-Disclosures Meqicruwg@ ,Nlbi
ldun qeieiert. Scinc NC0icrruno iii
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ben Scitreid)crn gegcn TrcnBen tim.
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Honppn. Gnrf.Gcntciern.

Bureau: Mr. u, @eit.SaratpGa.etraR unb
Sauut.Gtucnna: frioetidaJtoao.
QegrdbniGpluec Don $50 uti inter DeliarolNet
gluitht: Sdirtttiunten. @cluiroe, BfuIt5e1t .elc.
nerocl in IrciU6Gu@ an 3duptfGtnnuTe geiuila
Sen. llrier @8cnl miro, pcnlt GeipiIiil6tt, ooE'
iprcdCIt. .- W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
NHScipc.

Nae MiiadcScr beo r6GrFoatoH'At6ettsr.
Nlauncrd1prS" limo Nicrmj! o%rilgeno clHae,iI.
ben Srr AM Wlortag, ocu If. Sciember. : upr
N6cuSs, einbcruicntt SpGlal .&crlantIltsln9 III
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iiioer,ScT 4 ,tfbIIniulna dndcfIDmnICll miro.
g li0e ScblauqiUltcBgr9 uom @crett 69t'
uno III Ionit mn ocr GciGiuE unIue'c'iocf WI
"f9A1 Ssj" SaS G0Mttc.
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Sprrniue.
MaicTtidl. -
Nlaftitrk t,Ntt Ii,l

MalrTtId. - EGrtnrtig. Srtsottdl.
Rcitlt0 bon @9albrnut cine mo etlte babe
Mcilc. Mlpuut @ounsgSaQqon. uno gorratne'
lSagaons olrrlt bis SIM GtnGarg. Qeioe Sc
Iepboiic. GiaOts2'urcou i'm britten SLur hes
.%ltntorsI ruits @ebduoeS." Gburlcs' nnb Sanette'
Giraffe. OR ala,
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@criammlnngS Nu5eigen.

,&crcntstr sadrr'ecienihaIt" ,,,r
Snmitnr, ben -. SCScnlhcr. EbeTo" ; tElt,
Genera .~prTiamulul1 mo NcamIeIhudhl III
Nurih'S Sui.c. III. as. lScilsYerin9ion Cir,
star! SuJepp,
,34G-1 SeltelHt'
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Scr,naHu MGrtini

IS iiarp am .. Gcicmbcr 1908 ocrraut
Wartiui, ~orIiebtcr Galte Der bcrilorbcncIt ga
UiiiiG jinoct an samitGg. 0cl ~. 7eScubcr.
#ahmiitGos nm > nbr. BON ieincr 2Scnmuln.
NrauGe, &atapsco 9ied. ans itatt. 3nfid1eu
~rcrlaiien bao reidcnbeitattcr s@iooliteircIt uolt
punt / llGr. 9eiieBun8 ami Der nj. Carmel
GcIncter1". L3l1-O
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SirMlidJc Iu5eigen.
2inus . Scmeinbc.

@ottcgbicRil 1913 Rorm. 3. 2looent. &fe.
bigi iibcr @cinidtr Der sttrbc. l.: NfiRe'teS,
lll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
Baltimore SemctcrH.

Wiircnn: Srantlin Nlbe, Baltimore u. Tprtbftr.
Negrdbnibplise 6unt &eriGuf = ben $25 ali.
init MInrmprpiuIteu abGegren5t $50. Slab
fiir bier @rdber. Sreie 8euupunp Der .9dpeue
fit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSuHil6.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

Samcurs nuitarium. Muoame gIboIpb, reais
itrirte 0c6cmmc. tSrdreRleioen eriolgrei6 bes
hdnocl,. 4riouiscim mdbreno Sinobctt. Siilis
ocn . Nrnt. bis 5 9Ibno5. 42f &cit.S aratuga'
strasc, ;,uiidsu Faca. pnO Gntalp' straRe.
(gtph2b lM(D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
Nrnio Mibac EcnittcrN.

Ter iseale Sricebpf uDu 8nttimorf, raDr
9ifcspiac. SWci eIettrti0e SaprsGilieH uro
8imliros@oulcUaro oirelt 5l,lll SrteoboI;. Aue
(runoftilGe inter ~ftinotaer sluidht. Ntcbrt9e
Greiie. 2~Scrlanpt Die neilcll Gouoenirs&uialoee.
Viirc1n: 9ar. H. 9iuros9 Beiies.S traee. '3ctoe
GcIcpbone. (Nprtl26-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

Nmps' 9nncb Bloom, Daiuerts nnn NrGtFitn'
straOc, qe1eniibcr oell Gdl6ertsEnbHboI, Soltt'
more, ptD. 8criudbt mcine 15c. nno 25e. @faht.
Sciteu. 9nbcn riGt ibreS 9let6en. Slpei5.
9r. 92j, SeNsgaltiMoresStrab
(Nltl4 2lGte)
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&crmiid)te Inscigcn.
9lnsfunft

miro o<uctcr fiber Den %erbIeib, lcbeno pocr
foot. BON Mar @lunl, Der I'M Sabre 1897 cine
Inrm in Der jtdhe BON Baltimore fGufte. SoH
6ifcnbnbu 1rGcnienr GcUclcH ietn. Stite III
Der 6rpcbitiou bieicS SIat,c5 nbjhaeben.
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ErGrf Is. .Slnhnlnn.

etano 10, 2erimstun.Marit. Seine s1inter
Sped uro G6nldIS. gSmrit 1ler Socten. lin
4blct. uto irifrbes Sleif6. s. Z 8. ,IboIe
Ct. Saul 1908 y. (Stl7,2IIt)
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pfcu ipQtcn. 9(bcr oic licd)tcn ltcin!-
ld,c 2lrtnce fam bios bis gum Nrl-
bcrQ, "a fam Oie aunhc bon scr Oft
rcidiiten NieoerIagc BON &%0niggrdg
ruo Die liedteniteiniidc Nrmce }o9
wicocr bein1. Nein Gricocn8id)lllb
rurOc pcrgciicrl, oltd) TricOcn 5pi
ihen NrcuBen ltnO &icGtcnitcin N
ihlicBcn. &ut obcr Dem &duOhcE
unO icincm Tiiriteu lpcitcr nid)ta sc
ihn0Ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

Snmitog, 0sn II, Gcismbtr 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

Ser Banana &auul loll
int Sabre 1919 cr0iTnct mcrOcn.
SdlGu mo gut. 2tber nit Der Grotr.
mtlt1 elmo NcItoualtcllnG in Sane
ma SIT pcrbinOelL mic ieBt befiirtpot-
tet miro, lit uupruftii@. Sic milrNe
Gin Sioafo mcr0cu mo Der Gfcgicrrulg
MtiQioncn foitcn. Sic @elt lit Der
OiGlcn McItncicu miiOc, lucil lie 81
roid) ouicinollocr ioINcn uno Iiir lin
tcrlrbmcr mic 2lltaitcllcr t~p'tlpicIi0
iin0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

Rum miro aus Mom 9cto
belt, @0niG GOuor0 lei Die llriodc,
oob Der @er5og Der Nbrll}jcn sri.
&athcrinc Glfina nidt hcirotbcn Dir
ic. M0nio Goluoro mill Ole 6cirot1
oc3 Ncr5og3 BON Errin, cinca SrI-
ocr5 ocS 9(bru5cn Mcr5og@, nit Der
britiiNen Trin5eiiin &otricio pon
Gouuultgbt nlr 5rtgcbel1, lpelln feline
Imeritoncrin in Die itolieniIdc So
nigaiomilie hcirotbct. Cos mobl
mdhr iii?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
GARDNER STOPS
WHITNEY

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June n,
Jimmy Gardner. ~ Lowell. stop
ped Kyle whitney. a local coiofed
boxer. IN the 18th round al the
Coliseum last might.
Kyle was the aEgreanor In the
fret eight rounds. bet after that
Gardner cut loose aud gave the
coiorrd boz a bad beating Ills
seconds threw up the sponge 70
save him
Jimmy walsh stopped Jimmy Car
roll In the 18th session ~ whAt was
10 have been a is.ruund mill Car
roll showed great ciaysrnosn. but
walsh vas stronger and wore him
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
SULLIVAN AND
SCALER FIGHT
A DRAW
10y unit.d pr.sal

SPOKANE. June zT.--In a boxing
carnival ~ the Occur dAieue the.
atre last night. Maurice Thompson
got the decision in a sir round 90
wtth Louis Orsie. the latter being
severely punished. Thompson tried
hard to deliver a knockout in the
last round. bat orsie's strength sur.
pfised the crowd
Kid scaier. Of Spokane. and Gene
Sullivan. OF Butte. fought = six.
round draw. Sniiivan made 4 good
impression he Was stronger than
Scaler and able 10 endure the
clinchinK game that formed part Of
the fight
Eddie Merino. OF Chicago, and
Arthur 81 GERMAN. Of Butte.
fought SIX rounds. Metno getting
the decision. which vas not Isupu.
lar. ST Germans punches seemed
90 lack force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
TALENT GETS
IT OUT In
LAST RACE
Big Race, the Ladies Plate,
Is on for This
Afternoon.

Fayorita players at the Meadows
are not having any oinoh these
days. and yesterday proved no eH'
ceplion to the rule AFTER tho
sohro Vista stables entry had run
Que. two ia the frat race, four
fayofitea were beaten In n row and
the public Went ia LuretiA IN tho
laat race 10 set even This was
a an furiong sprint aud the bcdweil
mare Vas made an even money
choices. She broke first but was
Immediately outfun b. Milpitaa aud
MAY Amelia. amid Wild shouts from
her hackers ia the Erandataud
Nunylna also finished strong aud
secured third place.
In the third race lilly Pullman
was made an ) 10 chance and
after getting off badly be nnished
absolutely laat. Two 10 20 ahotA
fought II out at the end and Fern
l. beat nannAtyae head at the
wife. Ia M. NEXT race All Alone
vas made a heayY choice. betng
backed down from % / % , 10 6.
and flaiahed outside the money.
naaa Al i2 10 ] showed a lot Of
speed and won hHndilf from Dare
inrtnu With Altadice third
Although the class Of the card
wAa not very high. nevertheless =
large efoSd WAS present and speeti.
latian was brisk THIS afternoon
the ladies Plate. ~ four aud one.
half farlongn. will ha run. aud The
three beat two feaf oids Of the
coast. RnAe Queen. HiEh'eaay and
Lee noas viii contest. Thia is the
highest oiAas field that ever started
Ia a stake ~ the Meadows and
a great race should result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
DOUBLE HEADER
At VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. II. G.. June I'll
Vancouver and Butte broke even
yesterday in double header. Butte
took the first game 20 l aud
the CanuckE captured the second
contest 4 20 :.
The first game was n i.lnninz
pitchers duel between Hardness
and Hall. the Miner carrying off
the palm. Vancouver scored Ia the
first. Donovan walking and scoring
on Hyatts single.
Butte evened things in the sixth.
Cartwright getting a two baRrer
and coming home on SITS single
In the i2th inning Dudley and
Hardness singled. advanced on Ben.
nstts sacrifice and Dudley scored
on irby's single.
In the last game Vancouver came
through strong in the ninth inning
and put three runs over the plate
Thomas pitched for Butte and was
wild at critical stages. Erickson
did the firing for Vancouver. The
same teams will play another dou-
bic header today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
BOA 7
RACE
Intercollegiate Contest on
the Hudson This
Afternoon.

PoUGHkEEPstE. n Y. June
zT.-Tbe intercollegiate race will b.
rowed on the Hudson river course
here this afternoon. At O'Clock.
weather conditions permitting. The
chances seem 70 favor pretty even.
y the crews Of Columbia, Pennsyt
sania and Syracuse. all Of which are
in racing form and are known 10
have made fast time In their trials
during practice Tn. Cornell and
Wisconsin coaches frankly admit
that do not regard their varsity
Fights as fast enough 90 win and
the best that they hope for Is a
place somewhere near the leading
crews
The program Of the regatta fol,
lows.
Varsity four-oared race, D. m,
two miles
Freshman eight Dared race. 3.45
p. m. two mlleA
Varsity eightoafed race. 4 D. m.
four miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
ATHLETES OFF
FOR LONDON
tBy United Press.

NEW YORK. June Eighty
athletes. comprising the chosen
champions of America. who will
represent the Stars and Stripes ut
the great Olympic games in Lon.
don. were cheeTed By 10000 people
who gathered At the pier today 10
see them start on the liner Phila.
deIphia for England
Every athlete wore an American
flag. and IA they appeared ON the
deck a. the liner worked out Into
the channel the crowd gave them
a farewell that sent them away
cheerful and determined 10 fulfn
the hopes OF their countrymen.
Ralph Rose. Of san Francisco.
the shot pulitzer. and Forest C.
8mithson. Of the Multnomah Afh.
ietic club. Portland. the hurdier.
were prominent among those who
we're given personal cheerH Most
of tho larger athletic clubs a.d ant
Feralties we're represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

u lie entered in,o Negotiations
With Mcfarland. the Chicago usht'
weight. for a fight IA Milwaukee,.
which iefl Cans without wofthy
opponent in the lightweight ranks.
aud when Kenny Sells. Who looks
after Cans business affairs. real.
isea that Nelson had corner on
the drawing card market. he vaa
Only too willing "a talk business
with nritl. aud AT the same time
poet a $1,000 forfeit which bound
him Co fiKht Nelson before 40
Thought % matching HE man wlih
Mcfarland. ufitt Immediately cav.
"a off the Milwaukee business. and
the sporting pehnc awok. one fine
MAJ morning To find that the LONG
hoped for Cans Melissa match bad
been signed. scaled and delivered.
The conditions under ~hieh she
haYs viii fight on the Fourth %
july are q BIZ alffnrvnt from thosr
which governed the Nevada fray.
IN. fighters are 90 welsh i1a
pounda stripped AZ tho ftssaide.
AhEfr. h#ANf#. 0Aah ~A@ fHAk"4 w
weigh Tn his ring toys. In the
first nail Nelaon was 10 act the
lions share Of the puras--uin. lose
aF aFaw-but this time the feliow
who wins will get IS per cent ~
the purse money the pursa Itself
beinE 20 per cent az The gale 70
cetptA
Both men are hard At the Erind
Of preparing Cor their t8fuuud en-.
counter.
Local patrons Of tho fight game
arr loohlnK forwsFd 20 the atll wi,h
40 small ahoW Of Interest. and u IL
thouxhf that fight fans ffum all
over the country siii b. on hand
when Joe aaa the nsftier eater
their long arxsmcnt on the naiinu'a
] hlk holiday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
SEATTLE 7
TACOMA /
Locals Make Six Runs il
One Inning and Win
Game.

The sixashea eamo 10 the forrI
notify yesterday and cleaned the
Tigers I 20 4 A batting rally IA
the seventh turned ths trick The
score Was ! 10 /. and Baker. Ia
cnmAs NisswheeinF. Was performing
like = .ofia bestsf
Terry Mckune came np and lam
med out a single. itenaett EaGff
feed and landed sat. ON FIRST 90
nsanatt'a fumbls LBaei sacrificed
and Cahiii sacrificed. Meknnc
scoring Graham famed. bot Foif.
tier singled and Eseunett scored
AIleasA tso-baEEef brought home
two more runs and then Frisk
Knocked the ball out of sight ov"F
the fence Mckuna flew ont to
Lynch after Carney had Ainnfet
When the smoke cleared awaJ Be-
Aftie had six runs
Allsn vas on the mound for the
iocala and DID great work Had u
not been for his ewn bad play be
would have shut out Tacoma. In
the fourth two werv gone aud run.
nera sere on second and third
naker relied an easy Erounaer TO
Allen. Instead u throwing him out
AZ first Alien tried to run dawn
Lynch between third and home. lie
finally threw the ball Wild 10 Fer.
tier aud the hagileship scored.
Forti~r pulled off a stupid play
in the nth Willie wss on third
and Allen on second McKune hit
10 Baker. Who muffed and thrsw
to first. Terry being safe Fortisr
ran down within 10 feet OF home
and then started back to third K~i.
iaoksy threw him out II was
piece OF bad Judgment, but
Fortier redeemed hfms<{f later b
two timely hits. and in The seventh
he caught Martinks's pop'up and
threw suesa out at urNt In one
move. This pretty play earned him
loud applause.
Allen held the Tigers 10 five
scattered hits aud did not Issue a
single pass. Ne fisided hia post
ton weli and came through With
two alta.
In the NTH the Tigers filled the
bases. with but one out u looked
bad. but Bennett nailed Lyneh'a
gruunder aud ihreN Martinke cat
at home Shea knocked high
foul TO Lusai aud the anxiety ended
II was a rattIlng good game. ahd
Seattle deserved a Hhutout THisl
afternoon Gordon will pitch for -
attic and Butler for Tacoma.
Tn. offletaf se.re
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LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS

the necss=S started that Archibald
has failed 10 ride a winaer.
Mannle.s Turf Reporter. a vaia
able compefium Of information.
wili be issued tala afternoon.
Harry JET m. Of Fillmore at.
San F'ranciAsA after being q big
loser. broke even on the dAT by
betting on May Amelia a place In
the last race.
The toata are beginning 60 show
signs OF activity in the betting
ring.
n Tremof and san Dino. Who ran
first and second In the first race
a. the Sobfe Vista stable entry. are
the property ~ Rudolph Spreckcls.
the San Francisco millionaire
]. G. Code. the onetime plunger.
il nox pslIonixing the dollar book.
Al Coney, the owner Of Aitadicc.
would have cleaned up II his hoysf
had won. as be bet a chunk Al
los, q tough bet. as Aitadics was
practically left. and the race he
ran showed that with an even break
al the start he could not have host
Joe Dixard. the cigar man. tried
10 make q cleanup on 1onvina In
the last event. but the beat abe
could do uas to run third.
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SAN FRANCISCO. June IL
when IL vas announced that Jas.
waldorf Coffroth. the local FIGHT
promoter. had signed Joe Cans and
Battling Nelson for ts-ronnd NIL
In his Mission arena here. enthu.
slasss on the fight game from
coast 10 coast hreathed sighs Of
deep cuntent. and marmured AT
last
Il Is nov nigh onto tao years
since the Dane and the Dlnkn
mixed in the memorable Ground
conflict AZ Goldfseid. when. with
Cans saairmlng about In agony On
the k0ry canvas Of the Nvtada
ring. Referee Gen. Siier alleged
that the natiIer bad fouled the
champion and put IN snd 10 a nght
that marks one OF the most inter
csfinz chapters of Queensbury his
tory. In good. hard coin. the AZ.
fair drew wishln = few hundred Of
g79.eo1 Nelson receiving nearly
double the amount for losing that
Cans did for winning the verdict
since thar time there has been a
constant demand for a second
meeting between the tao great
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FRANK core n.

The Goteh Roller wrestling match
Is but four DAYS away and interest
In the championship match Is ~
fever heat. The advance ticket
sale was unprecedented Ia the his
tory Of sporting events In Seattle,
aud there wlll not be q vacant seat
in the Coliseum when the big men
get into the ring neat "Wednesday
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Both wrestlers are In the pink
81 condition aud the loser will have
no excuses to offer Tho bout IL
the crucial test OF Rollers mat
career aud n be wins Il will mean
thousands Of dollars % him
Goteb IL confident Of victory but
he admits that next 70 himself the
Seattle man is the hardest man r.
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llghtwelFhta There always Is
when a decision of foul unsatiafac.
torily terminates an important bat.
tie. For months and months those
Interested In the fight game have
been arranging pro and con as 60
what might have happened bad not
tbs Battlsr landed a low punch.
Probably the arguments would
R@veF have heen settled had Il not
been for the efforts Of Willis brist.
who became Nela0Ra manager I'm
m~diAsely after the defeat ~ hts
brother. Jimmy. AZ the hands OF
Mcfarland Wills. sho II % old
hand at the fight game and a dipio.
matte Woutrr when II comes 10
managerial latrigue. had the Cans
people tied mp before they realised
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throw IN America. and Frank Win
b. a. bic best "Wednesday night
Joe Carroll who Is training RA
Ter. confidently asserts that Go,ek
"a going % iose Frank il MOI xor
rying however, and he ID ssa
posted on Rollers ability, and =
lieyes that no man living can "a
hia shoulders 10 the eAnFas
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scahlli ont hlt ~ halted halt
ssHattsd for Hstsr IN ninth.
srafs b. innings
Seattle ...I..-. essio -
Tacoma $50. ... . aga o 81
SUMMARY Sacrifice hfta@F risf. Car
usy HfsHuetf f4assi. Alien. Hnrneff
shea stolen haaa@ Hennrtt isua.i
Cahiil. raFtisF. HresiHnI Two base hit =
a lien Home run~Frisk struck out
~ Allan hy Bakef 8 Hasss ~. L.sia
Oft naheF, left On bases f'7.T7fe
& raeaHas s Time Of game hour aq
minutes Umpire =Mf Hack