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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
TIGER FOOT BALL PLANS COMING
Outline of Campaign f. FOREHEAD
owed by Advance Dope.

Outline of Campaign f. Foreshad-
owed by Advance Dope.
PRINCETON, n. j., Jan. 23.-While no
official announcement has been made by
the Princeton foot ball authorities as to
who will be placed in charge OF gridiron af-
fairs next autumn 1t is an established fact
among persons high up in Tiger athletics
that the selection has been made and that
the identity of the mentors OF the 1909 pig
skin combination will shortly be made
public. From good authority comes the
announcement that Bill Roper, 'O1, and
head coach last year; Howard H. Henry,
'i. and Phil King, '05, will be the trio to
direct the Tiger gridiron machine through
the 1909 campaign on the chalk-barred
field.
| Princeton undergraduates, alumni and
supporters will receive this news with de-
light, as these men are three of the great
est players who ever wore the Orange and
Black on Old Nassau's foot ball field. I'm
like past years at Princeton, no one man
will be placed in full charge. Instead of a
head coach, enjoying undisputed authority
over his charges, three head coaches will
oversee the Tigers next autumn.
The advisability of creating a precedent
in Princeton foot ball history b. installing
a trio of head coaches, each vested with
eqaul power, is a question that can be
argued almost uncea sing ly. l. has been
tried at a few minor institutions and
failed. However, judging from the calibre
of the men who will be placed in charge
Of Princeton foot ball affairs. there APP
pears to be every reason to belive that the
Tiger season will be attended with great
success.
Under the fire OF unceasing criticism from
graduates and undergraduates alike, the
powers that be in Princeton athletics have
evidently realized that radical action must
be taken If the tide Of Yale foot ball VIC
tories is to be swept back upon the ag-
gressive Bulldog.
Roper, Henry and King are unanimous
In their opinion that the Princeton foot
ball men should be called out much earlier
In the season that has been the case in
past years. The Tigers m work
about two weeks later than other colleges,
owing to a faculty edict that forbids their
reporting before that time. Two weeks
start in early season training Is a far
greater advantage than 1t appears to be
to laymen, and for that reason the new
guardians of Princeton's foot ball affairs
will try to influence a change in the date
when the candidates are to be called out.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24

knocked Choynski out as clean as a whistle
and the latter was a clever man. Sharkey
did not amount to much until O'Rourke got
hold of him. Then the sailor developed
great skill and practically wound up his
career, viii O'Rourke in his corner, by
giving Jeffries the hardest battle of his
life in twenty-five rounds at Coney Island.
PEARSON Davies was another great han
dler of fighters. He had Peter jackson,
Jim Hall and other noted pugilists and
was successful with all of them. I guess
that will be all tonight, boys. for here
comes the star bout and we want to be
quiet" and the veteran sporting man, light
ing a black cigar, settled back in his chair
to enjoy the mixup.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24

me as he reached the bar and ordered
some brandy quick. I waited until he
swallowed a corking good drink and
then with much gravity l asked him how
he had made out.
Made out" he screamed, his eyes bulg-
ing and his lips auivering. Make out?
why, I came near losing my life. Was this
a joke Of yours on me?'
~ assured him ! was strictly on the
level and asked him to explain what had
happened. 1t was some time. however,
before he could calm down, and then he
recited a very dramatic story of how he
entered Johns room and found him in
bed in a glorious state. with bottles all
around him. Harris said ne began with
this sort Of talk:
You drunken bum, get up and dress
for your performance or I'll beat the head
off of you.'
John kind or smiled and slowly got
out OF bed. Then taking the little manager
in his arms as II he was a child he walked
toward the window.
"'WAy. John screamed Harris, What
are you going to do?'
81 am going to throw you out of the
window, you little stiff" roared Sullivan,
in his sub-cellar voice.
Great heavens, john" walled the little
manager. Don't you know I was only
kidding? Can't you take a joke?
billy Madden n King.
"A Joke, eh?' growled Sullivan. as he
threw Harris bodily into the hallway. If
you ever annoy me again when / am in
bed I'll wiring your neck, see?' And Harris
resigned the next day. OF course all the
star fighters are not so difficult to handle
as Sullivan was in those gay and festive
days. There's Billy Madden sitting over
there across the ring. He can tell YOU a
whole lot about Sullivan and his gay do
ings. You know, Billy was Johns manager,
trainer and chief second when the big fell
low won the championship from Paddy
Ryan in 1852. Madden wears well for a man
who has had so many fighters under his
wing in a quarter of a century Let me
sec, it was Madden who discovered Charley
Mitchell in a boxing competition he gave
in London. Besides Sullivan and Mitchell
Madden has manages Jack Ashton, Jack
McAuliffe, Frank p. Slavln. Gus Rubin,
Peter Maher, Joe Goddard, Jack Dempsey,
Sailor Burke and a dozen more. Ask Mad
den II fighters are easy to manage.
ELL Brady was one of the most success.
full quick money getters with a pugilist
lldL ever ntppenCu' bEduy Is Out u INC
game today and wouldn't touch the great
est fighter on earth with a forty-foot pole,
But on the level it was Jim Corbett who
earned the first big money for Brady and
gave him a national reputation as a clever
show manager. In 1890 Brady was strug.
Cling with a melodrama called after
Dark Corbett had just come east with
some fistic glory for standing Peter Jack
son off sixty-one rounds in Frisco. But
financially Jim was not a giant and was
looking for ready money. Brady grabbed
Corbett for $50 a week and put him in his
show as an extra attraction. | remember
Corbett in those days with his long dark
gray, ready-made ulster, rusty brown
derby hat and his 81 bill. He got a reputa.
ton around town of being a nickel squeezeI
because he flashed his So note so often
around the hotel bar rooms, but never
broke it. The fact of the matter was jim
had no money to speak of. and as Brady
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
ACES OF TOP NOTCH BOXERS
Between twenty-five and Thirty.
Five Many Are at Their Best.
JEFFRIEs NOT TOO OLD TO FIGHT
Fitssimmons ThIrty-Five when he
Beat Corbett-Johnaon Thirty
One and Burns Nearly
Twenty-EiEht.

At what age is a pugilist Of champion
ship calibre at his best? Many ring ex-
perts insist that between the ages OF %
and IS the best fighters are in their prime,
an assertion that appears to be backed up
by the records OF the great boxers ~
America, England and Australia. Jeffries,
probably the greatest pugilist the world has
ever seen. was "A when he won the heavy
weight championship from Fitzsimmons.
He was 2S az the time he knocked Corbett
out in ten rounds at Frisco, and was con-
sidered then to he at his best. That was
Jeff's last real mill, although he met Jack
Munroe afterward. when he is said to
have handed his title over to Marvin Hart
at Reno, New. he was 30 years old and is
now 81. a comparatively young man. Should
Jcffrles suffer defeat at the hands of Jack
Johnson within the next year, therefore,
he could not give old age as ar excuse for
his downfall. for other fighters when much
older than Jeffries Is now won worldwide
fame in the ring.
Fits = Boy wonder.
Before Fitzsimmons was 20 years old he
as boxing for the fun Of the thing. and
VIXEN he became of age he was soon fight
ing for money. When Fitz knocked out
Jack Dempsey and won the middleweight
championship of the world. he was Just
70 years old. Five years later he knocked
Corbett out at Carson City and was hailed
as the worlds heavyweight champion.
Robert beat George Gardner for the light
heavyweight title when he was Il years
old and when he was 40 he was stopped in
two rounds by Johnson in Philadelphia, two
years ago.
The year that he won the championship
from Paddy Ryan John L. Sullivan was
"a years old. He was 81 when he beat Jake
Kilrain and was "a when Corbett stopped
him in twenty-one rounds in New Orleans.
in September 1892. That makes Sullivan just
90 years old now and he is still hale and
heaKty in spite OF riotous living for many
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24

Ben Jordan of England was 80 when he
defeated Pediar Palmer In London In fifteen
rounds. Tommy Ryan, ex-middle weight
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
Tommy Burns and Others.

Tommy Burns was 10 when he began
his ring career. He is nearly % now.
Joe Cans, who lost the lightweight cham
pionship to Battling Nelson last year.
was 33 in November, He was in the
ring for nearly fifteen years and is still
able TO go some. Kid Mccoy was %
whe en- he began fighting and was % when
he ndulged in the memorable fake with
Corbett in the Garden. Mccoy retired in
1905, when he was 80, but came back TO
meet Jim Stewart last year at the age
of 80 Abe Attell. the present feather
weight champion of America, is 26, while
Jem Driscoll, champion of England and
Australia. who wants to fight him for
the worlds title, is %. Terry McGoveTn
was IS when he first entered the prize
ring, 20 when he knocked Pedlsr Palmer
out in a punch at Tuckahoe and 81 when
he defeated Dixon. He was % when
young Corbett knocked him out in two
rounds at Hartford and Is now 80.
Stanley Ketchel, the middleweight cham
plon, who is willing to mix 1t up with
Johnson at Colina on July 4, will be q
next September. so that if he takes care
OF himself and continues to grow he will
be a high class heavyweight in a couple of
years. Battling Nelson, the lightweight
champion, will be q in June. He entered
the ring in 1900 and won his title from Cans
last July. Young Corbett, fat and slow, but
still trying 10 fight. is just 30 years old.
He was IS when he took part in his first
battle and was % when he beat McGovern
for the featherweight championship.
Many Well Along.
Ben Jordan of England was 80 when he
defeated Pedlar Palmer IN London In fifteen
rounds. Tommy Ryan, ex-middle weight
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-24
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23
SOOTHING WASH
CURES ECZEMA
OIL Of Wintersreen Compound Appears
to Have Solved vesins Med.
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One of the most vexing problems In
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23
THE LADY SLAVEY"
MAKES A HIT

The new play given last night at
the Opera House by the talented ag-
Gregation of youngsters was a decid-
ed success. Though the play as
whole Is not so strong as The Run
away Girl" It is full of catchy mus
zeal numbers, comedy, and fetching
ballets, and some of the characters
portrayed last night We're the best
of the season. . Fu....
Teddic Mcnamara carried of the
honors as the original comedian.
This young actdr-is perfectly at home
on the stage. Whenever he Is on
the boards, whether he is doing the
talking or not, he Is worth watching,
and when he really wants to make
the audience laugh, there Is nothing
for them to do but laugh. He sang
fThe Tears Rolled Down His
| Cheeks" last night in voice that
came from broken heart, deep, soul
racking sObs, conyulsiye chokings,
and sad, despairing tones were cou-
pied with gestures that, in them
selves, would have carried the
house by storm. As II was, the au-
dience could not get enough; encore
followed encore, till the willy Teddie
whose throat was becoming rather
weary of all that strenuous work
Strengthened up and sang the chorus
over again in voice that. compared
to the rest of his singing, was almost
lifcless. The audience understood
and laughingly abbreviated the ap'
plause.
OF all who deserve special men.
ton, Miss Eva Pollard, her sister
Ivy, the HeintZ Kids, and Charli,
Donaghey were the best. Eva Pol
lard, as the Lady Slavey, was ire
sistibly charming. Her singing, act
ing, and dancing were features Of
the evening. Ivy Pollard took the
part of an English lady of fashion II
an admirable way, and the Heinti
Twins We're as funny as ever.
Some of the song hits Were
what's n Poor Girl to Do" anC
"Pickinniny on Log" by Eva Pol
lard; when the Whiporwill Sings
Marguerite" and Starlight" b!
Mile McGorlick; Nothing" b!
ICharlie Donaghey, and kiss, Kiss
Kiss" by the SeXtet.
THE Lady slavey" is billed 70
tonight, tomorrow night. and tomor
lows matinee, to be followed for tn
balance of the week by The Toy
maker"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23
NO MORE INQUISITION

No longer will It be necessary for
the unfortunate heads of depart
ments to appear before the House
Committee of the Whole when the
appropriations for their, departments
are under consideration. Neither
are they to be given chance to ex-
plain, argue, complain, or try to
change the honorable minds of the
Honorable Representatives. Furtado
introduced resolution, which was
adopted by the House without a
murmur. that hereafter the depart
ment heads he excused from attend
ing before the Committee of the
Whole. .H.rN ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23
REPORT NOT ADOPTED

The House Miscellaneous Commit
tee yesterday reported on House Bill
90, recommending the indefinite post
ponement of the measure. This bill
provides for the appointment of dep
uty sherifrs by Sherlffs. Waiwalole
spoke against the adoption of the
report and in favor of the bill. The
House finally voted to table the re-
port, to be taken up with the bill.
On recommendation OF the Miscel-
laneous Committee, House Bill 1913,
by Kawewehi, was tabled. This bill
provided that Supervisors must be
residents Of the districts for which
they are elected.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23
BURGLARY BILL

Representative Douthitt has In
troduced a bill to amend the exist
ing laws relating to burglary. The
bill provides that whoever enters
any building with intent to commit
larceny or any felony is guilty OF
burglary. Entry is defined as the
introduction of the hand, foot. finger
or any other part OF the body into
the room, structure, or vessel enter
ed, or by discharging or throwing
any missile or introducing any in
strument into the same with intent
to commit larceny or any other fell
ony
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23

A new State capitol is provided IN
constitutional amendments introduc-
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General Assembly. The measures
call for 100000 in bonds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23

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