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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
ale sAcalElcE sALE

The entire stock of the Peoples Cash store, valued at s20.00O, is offer ed at ridiculously low prices, which cannot fail to attract shoppers. The advertisement of the firm is on an other page of this issue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
ATTRACTIVE SALE OFFERING.

The s20,0OO stock of the Peoples Cash store, which is offered for sale at especially low prices. will doubtless prove winner with Bisbee people. The advertisement of the store will be found on another page.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
DAILY DRUNK CREST.

Justice Hogan had four drunks yes yesterday morning aud Justice Bur dick four Justice High fined two and gave another six days in jail
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
Alhambra Wholesale ice Cream P 200.
NOTICE

Public will please take potice that the undersigned never has had nor has he now any interest in the Bus hess conducted by Frankovich & Go. known as the ANCHOR SALOON sit uated on Brewery Avenue In Bisbes. Arizona. GEORGE RAFAELOVICH.
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Committee Will Meet.

There will be a meeting of the sports and pastimes committee of the Country Club this evening at S o'clock at the Gadsden hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned is not responsible for the killing of John wacek's dogs.
 MRS. JOHN RANEY, Mason Add.
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Ploy Good Pool.

Finley and Poscy played some good pool in the M c building on Sat. urday night. They had challenged Reynolds and Nassit and proceeded to win in straight games 1OO-75 and 1O0S9.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
sueplvlpINe oR s2EcuLATloN.

Eighty acres adjoining Douglas, Ari- zona. Suitable for an addition. Ad- joins one now. Terms. No middle men. Address Addition Review office. $40
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News of the City
nu7V STAGE LINE TO couRrLANO

Leaves Palace Stables every morn ing a. m.. making round trlp eacn day. Phone in your orders for reser- yation of seats to Palace Stse'es Lowell No. '; c. Q. Hotel Bis. V Phone 1e. Win call any place in cits for passengers. Fare S3.50. Bowen < Hubbard. pTourietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
Mcguire Writes Home.

card has been received at this office from s. F. Mcguire on which he says that he VIII return home the latter part of this month. He further says Lots of pigs and people are contented in Chicago. but I can't be -ince Douglas is on the map"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
ROYAL roNlenT.

Love Me. Love My Dog" The Better Way. and With Her card',, three feature films. at the Royal to- night
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
Two Classes Forming.

Two Classes Forming.
 There are posted in the Y. M. c. A. lobby two papers awaiting sigma ture. One of those Is to be signed by those desirous of joining a class in Spanish and the other for those who want to study bookkeeping. This is an advance sign of the edu- cat:onal work which the Association will conduct during the winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15

report that the Southern Pacific IS gathering a vast amount of railroad construction material at Kelton.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15

For a paying investment buy tract in Salt River valley Talk with Flynn & Seed about it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
Star Team Wins.

The Stars, the boys baseball team took three games on Saturday and Sunday from the c and 4 Juniors. The scores were ST, 14-6, and 1O-5.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15

Petty 6 Davidson, opposite Central ,hool, have school supplies and 8 .Ine line of groceries.
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Five Gym Glasses.

Five Gym Glasses.
 The plans of the Y. M. c. A. direc- tor of athletics, Ralph Baltzley. this year contemplate the forming of the same number of gymnasium clas- ses as he conducted last year, five. These are to be two for boys, one for the younger and one for the older e senior class and two classes for business men. Present plans con- template the starting of these clas. ses the early part of next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
soIer In Spain.

ooIef i1 SpaIh.
 Frank Soler recently went to New York en route to Europe. From New York he goes to Barcelona, Spain There be VIII attend to the settle ment of the, estate of his mother m law who recently died there. She is said to have left snug little for tune.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15

swigert Bros. opticians. are com ing. See dates on their ad
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15

STAG CANYON FUEL COMPANY
 Dawson Coal and Coke Unexcelled for Dome stic Purposes
 Ask Your Dealer For lt. General salec Office E. P. 6 s. W.
 Building, Fl Pase, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15

Have the best. it costs no more Have your Kodak furnishing done at Irwin's studio.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15

Buy a home in Salt River valles. See Flynn 6 Seed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-15
Back From Summer Trip.

Mrs. W. J. Reay returned home yesterday from an extended visit t
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.PRUNE P|CKERs MAKE IT
! THREE IN 4 ROW FROM
THE INVADERS
Happy Smith Ends Oakland's
Chances in Ninth by Pulling
Off Fast Double Play
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)
RESULTS OF GAMES

As far as the first half of the state
entirely out OF the running now, as the
Invaders are badly outdistanced by the
leaders, Stockton. The team is badly
shot to pieces at the present time and
San Jose took the third successive
game after a close contest yesterday.
Oakland had a royal chance in the
ninth frame. but Happy Smith put an
end to it all by making a sensational
catch of Smiths fly in right field and
doubling Fitzsimmons at first.
Oakland got enough hits to win off
by themselves, but they did not get
around the bases with any speed. On
the other hand the Prune Pickers made
their hits count and they were wide
awake at every stage, never overlook
run.
The first tally came along in the
fourth frame. Happy Smith outfooted
an inffeld hit to first and pilfered sec
bunt and Krueger's sacrifice fiy al
lowed Smith to come home. Another
one came to the visitors in the sixth
frame. Lovett sampled one of Mos
and scored when Happy Smith singled.
Campbell scored one for Oakland in
the seventh by leading off with a
double. Walthour was on the job and
got hit. scoring Campbell.
San Jose scored its last run in the
eighth on a couple of hits. Lovett
singled TO left and went to second on an
error of Moskiman. Keller singled and
Lovett scored
There We're two on bases and one
j. Smith hit into double, ending mat
tiers. Score:
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MILLER IS UNABLE TO BOX
BECAUSE ETCHEL HIT
HIM too HARD

The fans who attended the amateur
boxing bouts of the United Railroads
club last night were somewhat disap-
pointed when Lew Rushing and Char
ley Miller, the heavy weights, did not
clash. Miller has been boxing with
ketchel, and the Michigan boxer has
been humping the big heavy weight so
hard that he was unable to fill his part
of the bill
The remainder of the program was
pulled off and some good sport resulted
Pat Cornyn. the curly haired Irishman.
added another scalp to his belt. but Pat
found the going a little tough last
night when he hooked up with George
Gilmore. The latter made Pat open up
his batteries and use alL the rapid fire
ammunition he possessed Cornyn
knew little too much, and got the
verdict.
After battling three fast rounds Ed
Marion won a hard earned decision
over Richard Mantell. Ed Campi the
midget, slowed away Harry Fraser in
side round. c. Clark hit the Garnet
in a round when Pat Bradley connected
Johnny Aaron won a close decision
from Louis thinner, a relative of Leach
Cross. Johnny Ryan got the palm in
three rounds from f. Seigert Bob
Flanagan also got the verdict over
Billy Duncan in three rounds Bob
Turner was f1attened by Con Crowley
inside round.
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SACRAMENTO FADES AWAY
BEFORE BROWN|NG'S
OUTDROPs
Seal Pitcher Leads Team to
a Sweet Shutout
Victory

SACRAMENTO, July Pitcher
Browning's big fadeaways had the Sem
ators buffaloed today and stemmed the
tide of victories the law makers have
been slipping over on the Seals. The
Seal tosser had the heavy hitting locals
breaking their backs trying to con-
meet with his out drops and out of nine
rounds they were successful in
which were scattered through as many
innings. Browning surely twirled shut
out ball, but it was the boots on the
part of the home guard which ran the
score up to six. Nine Senators bined
the air.
SEALS GRAB TWO
Fitzgerald started the game for Sac
fourth. when Zeider worked him for a
pass and then stole. Tenant doubled
through short and Melchoir followed
soon after with a bingle in the same
territory. netting two runs.
AS the NTH opened up Fitzgerald
and Umpire Toman disagreed and the
twirler was chased from the game.
JIMMY Whalen was chased in cold and
was an easy mark.
NEARLY SCORE
Sacramento threw away one grand
chance of scoring in the third round
when. with one down. Byrnes was
passed. Fitzgerald singled and Shinn
Doyle nor Flanagan had anything in
their bats that looked like a bingle
and ii was curtains. Claude Berry's
long poke to left field fence for three
bags in the seventh was one of the
longest hits made on the home grounds.
Singles by McArdle and Zeider made
the hit count. The score:
SAN FRANCISCAN
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JOHNSON WILL START HIS
TRAINING NEXT WEEK
FOR kETCHEL
Black Champion Says O'Brien
and Ross Fights Have Taught
Him a Lesson
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO. July Jack Johnson.
worlds heavy weight champion, re-
turned to this city today and will de-
part next week for Cedar lake, Ind,
where he will train for his battle with
the middle weight champion. Stanley
Ketcbel to be held in Colma, Cal, in
That Johnson is sincere in his in
tentions TO train faithfully for his fight
with hetchel was evidenced by the
way in which he spoke of the Michi-
gan fighter and the easy manner in
which Ketchel disposed of Jack
O'Brien. The colored champion real
ICES he has a tough man to beat and
is not going to take any chances by
not being in the best of condition
The champion asserted he was not
in condition when he fought OBrien
or Ross and thought he could put them
away without much preliminary train
ing. He also said these battles had
taught him lesson and claims that
when he enters the ring again he will
be in the pink of condition.
Johnson intends TO do considerable
road work and rowing on the lake, so
that when he goes west about month
before the fight he Will not have to do
Fcb mi
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SALOON KEEPER DIES
FROM JOHANSENSs SHOT
Albert NummaIin Succumbs to
Sailors Bullet

Albert Nummalin. the saloon keeper
who was shot during a quafrel with
William Johansens a sailor, early
Thursday evening, succumbed to his
injuries in Lane hospital yesterday
afternoon.
Johansen. who is in custody. will be
prosecuted on q charge of murder.
Nummalin quarreled with Johansen
several days ago. The man called at
the boarding house conducted by the
dead man at 239 Steuart street and
after inviting Nummalin to take a
drink shot him as he stepped up to the
bar He then made his escape,sbut was
arrested In his room
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all Star Juvenile Team TO
Go to St. Helena

The. All Star team of the California
Boys league has been formed with
players from each Of the eight teams
The Stars play the St Helena Juniors
at st. Helena tomorrow. The other
games viii be as follows: Morning. a,
Recreation park, J. Chas. Greens VS.. M
J. B. coffees; afternoon, Owl drug COM
pany VS.. Billy Brackets. Morning
at San Rafael, Ellery arm company VS.
san Rafael Jrs-; morning, at san Lean
dro. " P. Fullers VS.. Acorns; after
noon, Acerns VS.. NJ J. 3. Coffees. Mon
days games-Recreation park. after
noon, N. J. B. cofees VS.. Owl drug com
pany. At San Rafael morning. 7
Charles Greens Us. San Rafael Jrs. Al
san Leanoro, morning, Ellery arms
Billy Brackets VS. Acorns.
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'Ketchel. Boomers Seem to
Multiply With Each Hour
Promoter Coffroth Looks for Papke Money
To Come Strong at Ringside
By WILLIAM j. sLATTERY

OF
be
practically
Nobody
of Illinois
him his with the
postponed for another week the chances that
Ketch would rule o his old
all
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Select German Yachts to
Compete in American Races

KEEL. July 1.-The Imperial yacht
club committee. formed to select eer-
man representatives in the races for
Sonderklasse yachts at Marblehead,
Mass. this summer. today. under the
Craftsmanship of Prince Henry. decided
to send c. Ats Witelsbach v; HeveIla.
owned by .. PrOtzen and ". RacheniuS,
and Herr Berghoff's Ziehund III. The
boats will be shipped to America
within a few days. The men who are
to sail the yachts will go later.
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Cornell "Grads" Celebrate

Cornells great series of victories in
the boat races at Poughkeepsie yester-
Gay afternoon were enthusiastically
town cafe by the Cornell university
club of northern California. There
were about p collegians at the BAN
Quet and all the famous old Cornell
songs and yells We're vigorously rem
dered. r. p. Daggett, president of the
club. presided over the joyous feast.
Among the older graduates present
were John NJ Chase. 70, and DR.. n.
* Foster. secretary state board of
health. %,
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w. F. BURKE APPOINTED
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
Succeeds Hull McCIaughry, Who
Resigns to Manage Estate

w f. Burke, for many years news
paper man, was appointed deputy post
master under Arthur Fisk yesterday
In place of Hull McClaughry. Nc
Claughry has been the chief assistant
TO Postmaster Fisk for the last eight
years and has resigned to take charge
OF MS wife's large estate. Burke
was in the postoffice service many
years ago, but of late years has been
in business.
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Big Bid for Jeffries-Johnson
Especial Dispateh 10 The Call

SALT LAKE, July 2-Urging that
this city possesses peculiar advantages
over all others regarding a location
for the proposed worlds championship
tight between Jeffries and Johnson a
dozen local millionaire sportsmen in
terested in advertising the city have
started subscription lists to raise $780,
600 to offer as a purse for the fight.
The sum is already assured, if the
fighters will accepts
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SEVEN IN BIG AUTo RACE

DENVER. July 2-Seven cars will
start in the Denver motor clubs auto
mobile race over the Brighton course
Monday. The cars will be sent away
on their 290 mile journey promptly at
9 o'clock Following are the entries
announced today: Marmon. OldsmObile.
Chalmers-Detroit. ChalmerS-Detroit.
Moon. Colburn. Colburn.
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Santa Cruz IL, Orphans 10

SANTA CRUZ. July 2.-With the
visitors in the lead up to the first of
the sixth inning the prospect looked
dismal for the locals suntii the home
gathering commenced to get wise to
Gray's offerings and scored eight runs.
Gray was taken out of the box and re-
lieved by Hester, who Jared even worse.
although San Francisco came right
back in the seventh by scoring six
runs. Inc game was saved to the To-
Gals by the safe drives of Mosher and
Eastwood in the ninth inning. The
score.
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Three base hit-Hester. Two base bits-
Gray, Marie. Deyereaux Cooper. Mosher. Sac
rifee hits-Broadbent. Cooper. Croll ca 'Feeney
f2l, Gray First base on called balls-Of GRAY
2. or Hopkins 1, or Marie a. of Hester 4
Struck out--By Marie s. by Hopkins .. by Gray
!, by Hester ], Left on bases-Santa Cruz s..
Devereaux by Gray, Broadbent by Hester. Ferlin
by Marie. Wild ptch-Afare. Double PLAYS
Curtis TO Townsend; Streib to Feeney to Ferljn
First base errors-Santa Cruz l. San iran
cisco ? Time Of game hours and % min
utes Jmpire-Ebert. Scorer--IueaT
Charge defeat to Hester: win for Marie.
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Batted for Mckune in the ninth.
iBatted for Raglan in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INN
SUMMARY

Home runs-Ryan. Cameron Two base hits
Ryan, McCrede, Hogan. Sacrifice hits-Ort Me-
f. OF Carson ). Struck out-By Christian 5 BY
Carson q Hit by pitcher-Ryan. Raglan Double
play-Ragan TO McKuue TO Cameron. Time Of
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VANDERBILT LARGEST WINNER

NEW YORK, July. Wv. K. Wander
bilt heads the list of winners on the
French turf since the season opened
March u last, his horses having won
$3.50. 400 up to June 30. Maurice Roth
schild comes next with a total of S121.-
ZOO Baron de Rothschild's horse
Nernum was the greatest single win
ner $4,000, including the $4,000
Grand Prix. Vanderbilts Oversight
comes next with $4,000 to his credit.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Hits-of Fitzgerald ,, Of Whalen 8.
Runs-on Fitzgerald ?, OF Whalen 4. Innings
pitched-F Fitzgerald A. Whalen 3 Three base
hit-Berry. Two base hit-Tennant. Sacrifice
hts-Tennant Raymer. First base on called
balls-On Fitzgerald .. or Browning J. Struck
out-By Fitzgerald 3 by Whalen L. by Browning
q. Hit by pitched balf--Shinn. Double plays
Shinn Gandil: McArdle 10 Moher to TenusnI.
Time of game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Tomal
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Los Angeles 6, Vernon O

Los ANGELES, July 2-Following
the example of Pitcher Nagle yester-
day Tozer for Los Angeles shut out the
the ball for single and double, scor-
ing two of the half dozen runs for his
team. Daley again performed sensa-
tienal catches in midfield. Dillon con-
tinued to fatten his batting average.
Score:
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& = e CURES
800. OLD SORES

simply
germs;
which must be removed before result Just long the
pollution
deposit of which the circulation throws SIS Old
blood
the circulation and thus completely does with the When
surface but the healing begins bottom
purifying
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS


Two base bits--Lovett. Campbell CO.. Hust.
Sacrifice hts-Keller, Kruger. First base on
called balls--0n Moskiman ., OF MacGregor .
Struck out--By Moskiman s. by MscGregor ?.
Double play--H. Smith TO Kruger. Passed ball
White. Wild pitches-Moskiman and Mac
Gregor. Time of game hour aud 40 minutes.
JrulDire-Moore.
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VERNON
Total. .............32 0 0 "a 1
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Dillon. Eagsn and Tozer. Sac
rifice hits-Harkins. Orendorff and Howard
First base on called balls-On Hsrkins 3. Struck
out-By Tozer l. by Harkins 1. Hit by pitched
ball-OrendorG Time of game hour and SC
minutes Umpire-McGreevy.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
SUMMARY

Three base hit--Miller First base called
balls-of Eagan l. OF schimpf 3. Left on
Dissatisfaction 4. Fresno a. Double plays
Mertes to Pfyl Kelley to Funck to Tracey. Cobb
to Tracey First base on errors-Fresno 2. Time
Of game hour. Umpire-Harper. Scorer
Harlin-
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Stockton 2, Fresno O

STOCKTON, July 2-Fresno was
BANKED today. Not q man reached
third base. Only two hits were made
off Ea gan. one each in the eighth and
ninth innings. The score:
cT0cETo<
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Free Barbecue and Big Dance

If you. want an exciting Fourth
spend Saturday at Half Moon Bay, Sun
day and Monday at Pescadero. Big
barbecue during the day and dancing
all night. Excursion rates on the Ocean
shore Railway. Time table page II.
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BEAVERS SCORE AGAIN

The Beavers made it certain in the
seventh, putting their third run past
the post. After Ryan had poked out
a nice single, McCredie swung in with
one to deep CENTER that was good for
two of the bases. Ryan kept right
on his way and by dint of energetic
sprinting he managed to come home
with Portland's third run.
Garrett surely pitched splendid base
ball. Outside of that one inning when
Cameron walloped the sphere out of the
lot he held the Commuters safe at
each and every stage. He used a spit
ball most of the time and the best
the Commuters could do was to hit
it high in the air. christian was al
Ryan's proved his undoing. The score:
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BEAVERS WIN ONE AFTER
DROPPING THREE IN A
ROW To THE OAKS
Ryan and Cameron Put Ball
Over the Right Field
Fence
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

The Beavers were overdue for a vic
tory yesterday afternoon after they
had tossed three boomers in a row.
They won the game, but 1t was a
lucky win at that. homer over the
right field fence by Buddy Ryan in the
early stages started the rally and an
other run near the finish made it GER
tain AS usual, Oakland had chance
upon chance. but chances do not run
strong for that transbay bunch unless
they are in the lead. The only run
that came their way was a clout over
the fence by Cameron.
The game was slow and rather te-
dious, but it also knew its exciting
moments. high wind was blowing
all afternoon and this made it bad for
the infielders and the outhelders alike.
Nobody could tell just where the ball
was going to drop. Some OF them that
looked like four cushion slaps hit many
feet shy of the fence and were soft
for the outfielders, while fouls which
the catchers and first basemen should
have devoured went into the bleaehers,
with the result that nobody got them.
RYAN's HOMER
Portlands great inning was the third.
After Breen had led off with a nice
single, Ryan leaned up. against one
that cleared the right field fence by
about 20 feet. Before going over the
ball seemed TO sway back and forth
In midair for many moments and no
body knew just where it would drop.
but ii became tangled up with a lucky
current just as 1t was about to hit
against the fence. 1t went over and
that was the answer.
Oakland stalled around until the
eight before putting a run through.
Then Cameron, the first man up, dis
patched one over the fence in nearly
the exact spot where Ryan made his
homer. 1t looked like great Oakland
rally, especially after Hogan followed
with a single, but the next two died
without showing even a burst of
speed. and Oakland's best chance had
blown.
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VII KEITH TO sING-wiIiiam H. Keith
barytone. will sing at Christian Science church.
Scott and Sacramento streets. Sunday. July A.
at II O'Clock. The soIoist is young Califor-
Man, who recently returned to San Francisco
from the east. where lie had been perfecting
his musical education.
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BIG ADVANCE SEAT SALE

The sale of seats goes merrily on
and the line was nearly as big yes
terday as il was on Thursday, open
ing day. Coffroth is making arrange
ments for handling the largest crowd
that his arena has ever known He
is looking for a great delegation from
most of the nearby cities, such as San
Jose, Sacramento, Fresno, Napa, Stock
ton and others.
The very fact that the fight is carded
for only 20 roundsSs an indication that
the men will go much faster than over
the Marathon route Unquestionab bly,.
both of them are out for the knockout
punch, and the fight figures 10 end in
this way. If it does go the limit.
il will be one of the surprises of mod
ern ring history.
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS