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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
NICARAGUA's LACHUs.

THE reported turbulence at Mama
qua accounts for the fact that the gov
eIpmeut OF Nicaragua has thus fan
failed 20 make serious efforts 90 carry
out AN agreement made with the United
states more than two years ago for the
settlement OF the celebrated Emary
case.
Tt viii be recalled that some months
ago Mr.. Coolidge. minister tO Nicara-
qua, whose action has been fully APP
proved boy the department ot state, i'm
sisted upon resiguiug, owing 20 the
futity Of further negotiations. ln fact.
the situation at Managua is becoming
such that the department has now
ordered Mr. Gregory, the charge dat
fairies, to return home upon leave OF
absence t0 make report 90 the depart
meut upon the situation. the legation
remaining in charge OF the consul, who
win have no diplomatic capacity. Mr.
Espiuosa. the minister or Nicaragua
at Washington. viii thus D. the Official
diplomatic channel between tho two
governments for The present M.
Gregory who's conduct under trying
circumstance has met with the app
prevail OF the department, viii. IL is UNI
dorstood. Doe shortly promoted 10 anoth-
er post"
FIGHTING AT SEA.
Mexico city March 12-The gunhoat
prcsideuto left The port of Acajutl1
under sealed orders and proceeded to
cruise along the N.Caraguan coast
PRIEST Zelaya of Nicaragua, hearing of
this. ordered Ihe Momotombo and two
other ships DO intercept the Salvadorau
steamer The Ppasidcute was encouu-
tered off COrIutI. but succeeded Boa get
ting into action FIRST and disabled the
Momotombo Tho latter was compelled
20 withdraw. and Iimped back to the
port OF Cor.ul0. The two vessels acc
campaigning har also withdrew. Hasty
repairs was made uu The Momotombu.
aud within Cd fDW hours she was ready
90 put Zoo SON agl.u. AS she ls faster
and better equipped ship than tho
Presidsuta It l4 considered certain She
viii overiake the salNadoroau guubOat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
MUST KEEP TREATY

Ambassador Labarra of Mexico
spent some time at the state depart
ment today iu conference with asst
Secy Wilson. and the determination
was reached that DO the American war
ships now On Nicara guam waters and t1
Dee sent there are not sufficient to- me-
press President Zelaya that the treaty
of peace entered into between the Gems
trail American republics is To- be lIVci
mp TO-. more adica. steps win DE ta0eu
90 accomplish that result Tho lm-
precision was given that 81 need Doe n-
PREVENTION would be resurted TO- The
governments of the United states ANA
Mexico &c was stated are in run ace
cord as TO the policy To be pursued toe
ward Nicaragua. and are now autill-
patng Zelaya's further moves.
SO far as could De learned no official
information has been received here of
"a reported naval engagement between
the gunboats Of Nicaragua and sal, az
dor AS bearing on affairs In Near
aqua the following statement was 1b-
tanned from official sources.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-13
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The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
SANTA ANITA SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-FIFe and one-hllf furionzz IA
rodo. ll5 Shilling. = % J. HC1. TTansiuCcur fls
r. Brooks q l. secord. Herman De,le. =.
King. IS e. l. third Tine E 25 Shrerv.
10 Ban. Francis Jcseph. Htmero. EFadey. Vol
irome. and HiTant aIso ran
SECOND RACE-Three and one-half flrfon-S. e.
T. Psiren. lS Powers. Il - 3 woD; Nike Afolet.
jas Shilling. Il % io second Lillian. l0S CWalsai
j 20 ;. third Tine 60 - Semrronefte Sisr
Blue Sboensker. Lexington. Kitty CuHari. Rus,em.
The Wolf. Ton 0'Maicy aEd Materuus also ran-
THIRD BACE-SCvcu fruiouES Lsdy kitty. rs
RCWersl = 20 J. WoB Nike Jordan 10 tRi-pi
Is 70 3 secocd. Ben sand. 10 lButwelu s o. ].
thi-d- Time. l--7. Bon Tor. AgBes Virginia. Ku7o-
TstkIn. The Bsrgisu, Smirker. Rubinoa. ard Lacsy
Led also IAN
FOURTH RACE-one nile. Rockstoue rs (Shii-
Ing to 5. Won; GraDde Dame Ioo ,McGecl. 5 10
]. ssco1d; Cap-- keanedy. lc2 CWslshl. Is 70 8
third. lime. Is Is AlbeTt star. Rip Rap and
Carthage also rsu-
FIFTH RACE-Ous ard three-Si1teeuths miles
Round and BUz7d. g iNuri-snl n l. won.
Miss Oficious. s. tRusseln. u l. sscund: Yauen.
l@ Niece. = % J. thi-L Tine. Ia 80 Harry
Scott. Nerlirso. Christine A. and Adorzt01 aIs1
Tan.
SIXTH RACE-FI-s furlorSs Garland 20 .Goid-
]. second. Nebraska Lass. lG7 Mc,Seel S % l.
third Tine. lS91S Gslsius. Tea set. Pert Bod
Pills. Lula 6 Bertha Ia Rene Hiudoo Haywood
Belle. and Lznita sls0 ran
SEVENTH RACE-Seve1 f1rlonEs Bud Enbry
II jRusselll. Z 70 I. Won: L1cy Marie. los But
Weln. 5 to Z secoud. Lioertc. iG lGoidstsinl 20
/ third Time. = ]5 Cdsrley Heensr SSylark
Audubon. Wool Thorpe. Town Topics, Altar Boy
ard Dr. Neis also rar-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
OAKLAND SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs. Blansard 70 (sco-
villel. 70 I. Won. Amigo 1G ARCHIBALD. 3 70 l.
sscUnd; ConfesSoT. l2 (Keozhl, 20 Z. third Tine
1I9 Abraham. Deneen- Mention. Derdrou. Lucsy
Mate Plausible Dr.. Sherman and Wsisenkinda
also ran
SECOND RACE-Three and one-half f1rionzS
Ssinotta- 100 llicCarthyl to I. Won; ToDiel. 113
fScovillel. Is 20 5 second; The Golden Butterfly.
lG3 fTaplirl. % / third Tine 0-4 Is Warfare.
Amelia Rose. Geneva Miss George. Garnicht Dual
ity Street. Lena Merle Cinnamon. snd Prithee also
Tzu.
THIRD RACE-S5x furlorgs. Toll PIX. rs Ike
czhl. "a J. wcn, s.. avon. Ie9 l3utlcrI Z &C l.
second: Cuernsraca. rs tArchitsldl % 70 l. third
Time. l.lS Brush Up DaTFia. Screnade. Fglsord
BAIL. J. G. Gore, Billy Bowiess. and Duke Of Or
leane also ran-
FOURTH RACE-Six frTlonss Warden s Dev-
erich. &c 10 J. won; Workbox lco iSc0villel. % J.
second: Booger Rcd. E9 Sullivanl. 2 20 > third.
Tine III. Honest. Rnbie Grande Tom Shau
JaCChitC and EsTan also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One nile Tie Peer. I07 tkeoShl.
. 70 3 Won: Fl Picaro. l0S itsilbcTtl. 20 J. sec
ord. Figent. IC5 l.tEchihadl 3 20 l. third. Time.
Ia Ak-ar-Rcn LCuis StrIbeT. Foct Los. Yak
1n:a Belle and K ~ B-oEu also rau-
SIXTH RACE F'7tu-ity course ocsa. Is Lee.
I3 to s won. Hary Rogers. IL lTaplml. % L
second: Nj Direcho. lI5 Gilbertl. IS 70 l. third
Time. I:li25. Incentive. Stroke, EnsTour DoTothy
Legett Psilas Glib G, George kisnet. sainposal
and Galinda also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
LEN STANLEY FOR ORIOLES
Washington Boy VIII Twirl for
Baltimore Club.
Manager Jack Dunn Buys His Re-
lease from the Boston Americans.
Brilliant Record Predicted.

Len" Stanley. the Washington boy. one
OF the leading pitchers in the Eastern
League last summer and drafted by the
Boston Americans last fan. has been
signed by Jack Dunn. manager OF the
Baltimore club. announcement 20 this ef-
feet being made last night when Dunn
reached the Monumental City from the
league meeting in Chicago.
Len Stanley is a brother Of Joe Stanley.
whom the Chicago Cubs have secured
from Louisville. and the youngster did
excellent work for Montreal. Of the East
ern League. last season In fact. the
Montreal management tried hard 10 get
him back. but failed 10 connect. as the
Oriole official got in ahead Of Manager
Jimmy Casey.
Stanley viii III the vacant Ieft-handed
pitching job on the Baltimore sta6. and
Z Indications count for anything viii Ill
II acceptabiy. He is hard worker and
d puzzling twirler He had one OF the
largest strike-out totals in the Eastern
League last season. for he caused leo bat
ters to miss connections
Washington friends viii be interested
70 watch young Stanley's career with the
Oriole flock. and a successful season IS
freely predicted
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
BASEBALL Len Stn4 STANLEY Has IS Signed Sig r
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Now the thingumbob singing in the whayoucal EN-
trees and there suggestions verna in the umpdoode breeze
and the boys wearing that don't reach below their
nees-e Game will soon be on You may the ball ming
by the joyous scooboy flung YOU may hear exposuaon from
the cahers sdent tongue and the grandsres tell of trphs
when the game and they younghe Game viii be on
All the boys for practice the breaking of the dawn they
marking diamond the light Of day gone; there
racket the campus there the 1awn-the Game will
soon be on! Then away away with winter and the resome
gae Throw the checkers through the window and the bas
keba the same! In the OF the diamond all the other
things tame-the game viii be on WALT MASON
Copyright Iss bg George Matthew AdamN)
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
SPORTING SIDELIGHTC
BY BILL BAILEY.

Looks like a big night tonight says
Manager Stewart. Of the Federal indoor
meet.
Has anybody seen Jock Snow lately?
The State Of Montana has legisIated
against betting on horse racing. except
in so far as it applies 10 county fairs.
We look for a boom in county fairs out
Montana way
Umpire Rigler has started on a regular
course Of athletic training. It's up to
some sour-minded critic 10 remark that
IF he is as bad as he vas last year. he
viii need IL
There is 2 young fighter in Baltimore
named kid Yellow Why in the name
Of goodness don't he change it to yellow
Stresk" and be done with II?
Bill FOley's chest measures seventy-six
inches.
Of the two johnson scrappers-Ban
and Jack-we lean toward Ban to win.
Another blow for pugiIism - Tommy
Burns says he will not quit
There must be spell Of warm weather
coming-Center Rush Ashton has hair
cut
Every time a big baseball mind rises
TO speak q piece he acknowledges the
debt the national game owes to the news
papers, says the Chicago Tribune. But
We never have seen anybody with nerve
enough 70 remark that a big mind once
in a while between dinners gives out an
item Of news that would keep over night.
We are rather suspicious OF Parlia-
ment when Il opens with one King
It appears that there are four members
Of the Covaleski family in baseball
Johnny McGraw thanks his lucky stars
that there is only one MerlIle.
Wonder Il Louis Bush is going TO in
stall a real lion in his palm garden in
the Avenue. as he threatens. It might
hurt his business. for who then would
care TO rush the -growler"?
Siegfried. the German Oak. declares
with apparent earnestness that he viii
back himself for s10O0 against Frank
Gotch. The c. o. might get some vaiua-
bic pointers from q person named Hack
enschnIidt If ne chooses
There must be method in Harry Pull
liaEl's peculiar style Of madness Other
wise It cannot be accounted for
The Orioles ought to finish strong with
Len Stanley a member Of its pitching
staff. After a strenuous three seasons in /
Montreal. it viii doubtless seem funny to
Stanley living in a small town ike Balti-
more.
The son OF our janitoT. who is adept at
roller skating backward. is paving for a
grocery window on the installment plan.
Tag Day in Alexandria" says a news
item. Always knew they were good sports /
down there. Got 10 90 some to beat /
Alexandra for live, up-to-date sports.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
VIRGINIA TO HAVE FAST nine
Baseball Practice Outdoors Discloses
Promising Material.
Capt H0n EIated Over Prospects,
First Game Is March 10 with
WOOdberry Forest.
srscisI % Ne washinrsa Hsnla.

Special % Tie Washington Herald
University. va. Feb 1s.-Virginia's big
baseball squad held its first practice game
Of the season this afternoon on Lambeth
Field. Although the mild weather has per-
rnitted outdoor practice for three weeks.
nothing but fielding and batting practice
had been held until to-day.
The early spring dope points 10 a
strong team for Virginia this year There
are six members OF last years varsity on
the squad: Capt Hon al third. HOnaker
at short. Pierson catcher. Walker pitcher,
and Hume and Cabinas in the outheld.
Douglas and Whitmore. sub pitchers on
last years team. are showing good form
for early. season. Much concern was felt
over pitching material, but il is believed
with the three old men, and with Culbert-
son. OF Haverford. and StrattOn. OF Ohio
Military Institute this department viii be
sufficiently strong
There are two infeid positions. first
base and second. 10 be filed, and one out
field place. There are many likely candi-
dates for the infeId. and an effort viii
be made TO get Stanton. the star football
and track man from California. 10 Try
for the outfeId. At present the West
erner IS aspiring to cover second, but. on
account Of his great speed and good bat
ting. Il is thought that he would be more
valuable in center
Dabney. Episcopal High School; Calf.
WOOdberry Forest: Hause. Marion Mill
tary Academy; Lille. Episcopal High
School and Fichett. from Locust Dale,
are among the new men who come with
fine prep school records
Capt HOf is highly elated over the
prospects and looks for a much heavier
hitting team than last year. The squad
Is being coached by Rufus Reid. formerly
a Davidson student. and who PLAYED
summer ball IN the Carolina League. He
is now A student here in the medical
department
The regular schedule opens March i5
with Wocdberry Forest.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
MARINESADMITTEDI IOLEAGUK
Capital City Baseball Aggregation
Hold Important Meeting.
Season VIII Open May B and Close
August 10. Each Club 10 Play
Twenty-Five Games,

meeting Of the Capital City Baseball
League was held al the Office Of Prssi-
dent O'Shea- in Fifth street, last night.
at which all OF the clubs were repre-
sented-
The strong Marines were admitted 10
membership. and the league is now con-
plete, with the following teams enrolled:
St stephens. BrOokIand. Columbia 4. c,
Government Printing Office, Brentwood.
and the Marines
i committee including Messrs- O'Con-
nor. HarrelI and Shurtlen was appointed
TO draft a schedule OF games and make
a report al the next meeting Of the
league. February IS
Tt IS planned 20 open the season on May
5 and close August IS. Each club viii
play twenty-five games
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
OMAHA PREACHER PRESIDES
AT BUCKLES-HANSEN FIGHT

Omaha, NsH--. Feb. ls-The Bucklss-
Hansen p-izs-fght here Tuesday night vas
opened with sermon BY Rev. ? R
Wedge, ~ho spoke for fifteen minutes. after
which the ing was cleared and the par
ticipants got down TO business. ending in
knockout.
"A minister of the Gospel should nix
with men Of al classes. gain ther friend
ship. and a close understanding before he
can really DO any good. said Rev Mr..
Wedge. in opening his sermon. I beiisTs
il the manly sport as a means TO self
control and protection 70 the weak But
while We are training up the bodies fer
combat. ws should remember that or moral
side should also Be trained for the great
combat which besets Is on ever side as
We pass through lie"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
BILLY HART HAS PITCHED
FOR TWENTY-SEyEN YEARS

Chicz-o. Feb. ls-Biny Hzr has besn
pitching bal for twenty-seven years Re =
OF the pitching star of the LiItie Rock
club he looks b.z and strong and e. for
the sczs11 20 come-
I feel JUS. as s,rcng to-day as when I
started % pitch. says Bill ard ADDS
And. what's more. expect 70 pitch
tusnty-seren yea-s more before guit this
game
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20

the left and the latter replied with a
series OF light lefts On face. Jem then
put hard right TO the ear. Attel landed
on DTiscoll's wind with the left Dris-
coll whipped q wicked right on the chin
and followed the punch with a savage
left to the jaw. Driscolls round
Tenth round-Driscoll put the left on
the mouth. and after a clinch DriscOu sent
the left on AttelTs bad optic Another
clinch followed, and Driscoll hooked the
left 10 the ear. Driscoll put a solid left
on the neck and followed with another
stinging smash on the ear. Attell tried
with the left. but his efforts were frus-
trated by his opponent. Driscoll battered
away at Abe's stomach and forced Attell
10 clinch- \ clinch ensued. and Attell
hammered away at DriscolTs stomach
This was also DTiscOITs round.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
Payne Whitner Loco.

New York. Feb. Is.-George H. Brooke.
Of Philadelphia, and Harold T. McCOr-
mick. OF Chicago. to-day won places IN
the final bracket Of the amateur racquet
championship tournament at the New
York Racquet and Tennis Club. in Forty
third street. IN to-day's seIni-finai round
Mccormick defeated Payne Whitney IN
straight sets. while Brooke disposed Of
George H Clarke, j., in a similar man
ner
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20

I II Hrrie,
Columbia Duckpin League.
Yaie Downs CoIumbfa.

New Haven. Feb 19.-The Yale wres-
Ting team made a clean sweep tonight
against Columbia. taking every bout, Eve
falls. one by decision and by default
The best contest was in the f35-pound
class. when former Capt. Sweeney. Of
Yale. met and defeated Gray, OF Colum-
bia, in FIVE minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
WILL TAKE LONG WALK.
Neutrality-suspicious. Plan Tramp Cover
ing FOrty-fvEO Miles.

G. z. McGuirk and " J. Cox. we'll
known Washington young men, VIII next
Sunday attempt a long distance pedes-
trisn stunt. for the purpose OF estab-
fishing q record between AquedUct
Bridge and Washington Junction. forty
Two miles. Il IS planned 10 make the
start al : O'Clock in the morning. and
the pair hope 10 arrive al the Junction
about o'clock in the evening. aveTag-
ing nearly four miles an hour
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
TO AID BASEBALL TEAM.
Presbyterian Church society Plans
Enjoyable Entertainment.

In the interests Of its baseball team.
the lexington Presbyterian Church So
ciety. known as Builders Castle knights
Of King Arthur. viii hold an entertain
ment next Tuesday night. and delight
ful time is promised 20 ali who attend.
The affair viii be held in the Sunday
School rooms. North Capitol street near
G. street northeast
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
PRINCETON GrappIer. Win.

Princeton. y. J.. Feb. e.-The Princeton
wrestling team made its debut Of the
season here tonight by defeating Penn
sylvania in a highly exciting match by
FIVE bouts to two The Tigers secured
three falls and two decisions. whihe the
Quakers got but one fail and a decision.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
GEORGETOWN VS.. FORDHAM.
VIII Meet on Basketball Court Next
Monday Night

" III Meet on BaSket-bali Court Next
Monday Night.
In Odd Fellows Hall next Monday night
the Georgetown basketball team meets
the strong Fordham College five. and one
Of the most interesting struggles OF the
season is sure to result. The New York
ers are fast. big. and clever. and the Hill
toppers viii be forced 20 extend them
selves If they hope 10 land the winner S
end
the fact that the Georgetown dance Is
but one week away there viii be no
dancing in ODD Fellows Hall at the con-
clusion Of the Fordhsm game
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
Automobile sale.

The L. P. Dowsett Company. Seventh
and L streets. sold yesterday Babcock
electric car TO Walter D. DenegFe. Of 100
Sixteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
Is DEFEATED
Jem DriScOll Wins Feather
weight Championship.
AMERICAN LOSES ON POINTS

Ten Rounds of WhirI@vind Boxing
Before National Athletic Club Of
New Workable Is Badly Bruised Up.
His CIevernesS Counts for Naught-
FoOtvvOrk of Victor a Revelation
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
INDIAN WRESTLER ARRIVES.
Joe Turner'S Opponent in Town for
Coming Bout.

J. A. sannOOke. the Cherokee Indian
athlete. who viii wrestle Joe Turner in
National Guard Hall next Friday night.
arrived here last evening. and says he
is in fine condition and expects to win.
SannOoke stands FIVE feet eleven inches.
weighs 15e pounds. ard looks Ike we'll
trained athlete. He is under the manage
u,euf Of 7 Ivrlv
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
READY FOR THE GUN
Everything in Shape for Fed
eral Meet Tonight.
EIGHTEEN INDIVIDUAL EVENTS

Four Hundred and Fifty-fOur Ath-
ieteS VIII Compete for Prizes
Among whom Are Olympic Cham
piOns and worlds Record Holders.
Tech to BE Well Represented.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
Big SCRAP In PARIS
Sam McYey Meets Joe jean
nette for Twenty Rounds.
FIGHTS YOUNG ERNE

Jabez White, who Meets Joe Cans,
Has Splendid RecOrd-Bright Pros
poets Ahead fer Horse Racing fn
MexicO-BOstOn Fans Up in Arms
Over the Loss of Cy Young.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20
EXPECTS TO BE TRADED.
EIberfeId Knows Nothing of Deal.
No Instructions to Report.

SPECIAL to TIE Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. FeSr 19-Norman e.
berfeld. who lives in Lynchburg. has
heard nothing relative 10 the reported
trade by which he is 10 go to Washing
ton. and he thinks nothing has been done
IN the m tier as yet. because Stallings
has not notified MIN.
Elberfeld has received no instructions
10 report. and this leads him 10 believe
that ne viii yet be traded 20 Washing
ton He IS expecting telegram from
StaIlinCs hourly
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20

Boston ball fans are Up in arms be-
cause the Red SOx have traded the vet
eran Cy Young 10 Cleveland They say
the old fellow deserved another season in
the Hub. and some or them threaten 20
boycott tEe American League games here
hut when the pennant race begins these
kickers probably viii be the first 10 buy
tickets on the opening day Sentiment
does not cut much figure in baseball II
a team can play winning ball, the fans
are quick to forget old favorites who
have passed along
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20

Matt J. Vim. who viii be the general
manager Of the Mexican Jockey Club.
just organized, says. "MeXicOs racing
viii attract ali America II IS going 70
be an ideal place for honest and high
class thoroughbred sport Before Novem-
Der Of this year the new track at Juarez.
opposite e Paso. viii be the principal
racing point Of easy access 10 she peo-
pie OF the United States. while few
months later the larger race courses at
Mexico City. Guadalajars. and Monterey
viii be ready. An expenditure Of 500
90 in gold VIII be required 20 fit up the
Jusrez plant
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20

Jabez White. who says he is the light
weight champion Of England. and who
viii box Joe Cans ten rounds AT the Ma
tional Athletic Club on March =. has been
fighting since 1886 He has taken part in
dfty-eight battles that were scheduled 10
so more than six rounds, and has scored
forty knock-outs. re is said 10 have
won 20 contests az four and six rounds.
Tom OROurke. who is managing White
IN this country, thinks he viii make
things decidedly interesting for Cans. and
that IN the event OF success the Briton
viii go after his countryman. Freddie
Welsh.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20

New York. Feb. 1s. - sam Mcvey. the
California heavyweight, VIII have his
hands full in Paris tomorrow night.
when he meets Joe Jeanette. an ebony
hued New Yorker. in a tv-nty-round
bout These big negroes viii light al the
Circle de Paris. and an immense crowd
VIII see the mill They seem 10 be evenly
matched.
Both have fought Jack johnson. the
present heavy weight champion. Jean
nette has tackled Texas Jack on six sep
arate occasions. three times in bouts
without decision. once IL a battle which
Johnson won on a foul III two rounds,
again IN ten-TOund draw. and finally in
a fifteen-round mill IN which Johnson
got the decision
McVey was beaten on points In twenty
round bout by Johnson IN 1893, and the
next year Johnson shocked him out IN
the twentieth round Of another encounter,
both decided In California.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-20

Another interesting mill Of an interna-
tional flavor win be decided tomorrow
night. when Freddie Welsh. the crack
English lightweight. will meet Young
Erne, a high-class Philadelphia boy. in a
twenty-round bout at the Parkview Ath-
letic Club. New Orleans Welsh has taken
Erne on for the purpose OF proving that
he is the only capable opponent for Bat
ting Nelson 10 meet.