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gar debe lnlclarSe una campana Sll
contar antes con ei apoyo de los We
cinos de la ciudad 8 pueblo, 6 infor-
nadoies sobre Ia obra de la
organization. Ei Secretarlo Najero
ira a cuaIquier punto de las Antillas
par a dar personaimmente elconseJo
Y Ia ayuda necesaria. Tod a comuni-
d ad debe sentirse responsible por su
pro?io edificio, y evitar cualquler
movimiento apresurado.
La obra de ensanche y de inspec-
cion de las Antiilas Sc lleva q cabo
baio la direction Departamento Ex-
trangero Comite International que
tiene sus oficinas en- el l24 East 2Sth
Street, New York City. Est comlte
esta tornado por 81 miembros, todos
los cuales son segiares promlnentes
de distintas sectas y que reslden en-
diferentes puntos de America y del
Dominic del Canada. Dicho comlte
hacee los arregios para la ceiebra-
ci6n de las Convenciones Internaclo-
males que Sc reunen cada tres amos.
Dirige tambien las funciones de l53
Secretaries. Hace POGO Sc ha cons
trufdo un edificio para este Comlte,
cuyo costo fue de S 100000, donad os
Dor Mrs. Russell Sage y Mrs. wi Iii
am E. Dodge. Los funcionarios de !
Comite son:
William D. Murray, Presldente.
Frederick B. Schenck, Tesoresro,.
Cleveland H. Dodge, Presldente
del Comeite de Hacienda.
John R. Mott, Secretario.
El Comite International ha ase-
gurado ell apoyo de seglares promi-
nentes que residen en- los Estados
Unidos quienes forman 10 que Sc de
nomina "Comite Consuitivo Ameri-
cano para las Antiiias" el cuai pres
ia vaiiosa cooperation en- muchos
respectos. Cuatro Secretaries consa-
gran todo su tempo aesta obra de
ensanche { inspection. Un numero
ciudades de las isias organizaran
Asociaciones dentro de breve ITEM
po, y en- varios sitios Sc ceiebrar .
reuniones evangaiicas y Sc forman
Clubs de Estudio Bibiico.
En- las ciudades mayores Sc proyec
tan campanas de propaganda, y Sc
gun los indicios actuaies pronto Sc
construira cuatro cinco edificios,
por 10 menos, en- los puntos estrate-
gicos. George F. Tibbitts, Secretarlo
de las Antiiias, quedara muy agrade
cido al que lie envie cuaiquier infor,
maci6n sobre ei interes manifestando
en- un punto por la obra. Las cartas
que Sc dirijan la Association Girls
tlana de Jovenes en- San Juan de P
Rico, seran atendidas Immediate
mente. Las personas interesadas POI
ell movimiento pueden prestar consi'
derabie ayuda al Comite para dar
| conocer la Association todo joven J
nino de las Isias ). Al solicitud Sc er
viara un foiieto tituiado Como pue'
! de listed ayudar."
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ri.imo iuventO.

"a fanosa conpshia olumbia sea-
ba d. inventarse una sguja llamada
grafofola que da mas vol es mas sono-
ra mas dulee mas natural y conserva
los disc,s Sc pueie usar con cualquier
fonog ato y Sc scsban de recibir en- El
Cielo con el gran surtIdo de fonogra-
to., dis COS. camas. COZ hsnes. &&. que
en- 4 chos almaccDcs e-ta recibico.
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Lea el sdbado "El misterio del
cuarto rojo" "6Quisn mdt6 al profe-
sor Greer2" Pida usted con anticipa-
con al ogente de este diario en- el pue-
bio en- que usted rird, que le remita
La Correspondence" y usted podrd
-, nrse.
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La Tienda Rcja.

Ests casa tiene el mejor surtido en-
eInis.S. -neajes vale,eie'. horiaios
raa einrss eam,s so.chones. mos3ui-
t.r : los fanosos cOrsets Var eT un
grzasiioso .rtidn en- jrguets alfom-
bra. = oie. &.&. saL Francisco a.
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In esta imprenta Sc vende
papei de peri6dicos yiejos a
S2 ouIntal.-
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rino fue de pie y en- el salon
del trono, que es el despacho
del secretario.
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JNA UT|L
INSTITUTION.
La Asociecion Girls
tiana de jovenes..
)rleen de su fundacion y
progreso alcanzado en-
44 amos que lleva de es-
tableclda
ina de suS bases descanSa en-
ell idea! hermoSo de la frater-
nidad universal.
(Vease Ia edicion de aver

nidad universal.
(Vease la edicion de ayer.)
Para los ninos de II l6 Sc apar-
tan habitaciones 8 edificios separa-
los. Ell Departamento de Memories
esta dirigido sobre los mismos prin-
,ipios en- que 10 esta el de mayores.
Este ramo tiene generalmente su
oropio comite de administration que
uncionan bajo Ia direction de Ia
Junta Directiva. AL liegar q los l6
AMOS, los nifios pasan al Departa-
nento de Mayores, En- los Estados
Unidos Y ei Canada el Departamento
lie Memories cuenta con 100000 So
clos de los cuaies, $4,000 asisten a
las classes nocturnas de instruction
que Sc dan para los que trabaian du-
rante ell dia y 10000 concurren q las
ciases bibiicas.
81 la ciudad 9 pueblo es demasiado
2equeho para la construction de un
adificio, puede organizarse una Sec
cion de Ia Asociaclon Cristiana de
j6venes a un costo muy reducido 9
ninguno para la comunidad. En- don
de quiera que haya un grupo de j6-
venes que deseen organizar una sec
cion semejante, el Comite de las An
tilias tendra sumo placer en- prestar
su cooperation por correspondence
desde la oficina general en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico, y, 81 Sc deseare, ell
Secretario Viajero visitara personal
mente ei iugar respective. Uno o mas
de los sig Ilentes ramos pueden lie
varse q cabo con exito: Cub de Estu-
dio Bibiico; reuniones evang5ilcas
semana,es para jovenes y nihos-; una
8 mas ciases instructivas, inciuyen-
do un curse especial de ingiss, lido
! ma universaimente usado en- Ia ac-
tuaiidad; ejercicios gimnasticos y
at.eticos al aire iibre; una 8 mas con
1ereneias Auseraoas soofe asunIos
Popuiares. De este lhooo' touo iusaf
por pequeho que sea, puede gozar
de a inas oe las Vehta!a' oe Id -ASo-
ciaeioh.
Prlmero. Escrloase en- sonciouo Ge
! informaciones generates George F.
Tibbitts, Secterarlo para las Ant!iias
oiiciha seil''aI eii ''ai' y ua.i ue' W
Rlco: fara los puntos siruaoos G
+. iaco las caFtas oeoen ditis.rse a
~"n-er"n De'@. Scsre'af;o Asosia 10
r~'. t,.e!ie ;.'.o, SdA > '~;9' ~
81 : ..'-, /. ~--a.--s :! -'',1.--' Se-'s
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-os es'atilos' curse eh ins.1s' IN
I4cacloiles para aNieIaS ' s.inhasIas
leinas para FealLoles evans meas
para hGl'gses mus, CURSE s'Ala
c-eo9 ue Es'u.uo Dlo-eo, oVfas
lnioFmaciohes lmpof'ahVes.
.nu9; AiiSes ue ogs-nlZafss una 4
AsoeIael0n' oepeh ce-GoraIse una .
iii~s coIle'e.icias con hoiiO'es cu.-
oaiosa.lie'-se ESQ -0oS J uho Ie.''ll-
On mass ue hOli.o'es inuieIes e''
a.s IA 'ea'io' eh q cUa- ueoe usa'se
una Hi-'eFna hla5-Ga para iiusa'
Pei.ec'a'le-'e L. oo'a que se pro-
Segta'
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

Ia Cua de Rentas nternas Utuado el da 81 de Oc
1909 suente dia d las 9ds Ia
ddos los mores todos los enes onados pae los
cubr las contbucone
embargdos por hab pagado do tempo las conbucon
cdas los segdn dipone Ia Ley de Rns internsa
PROPIETAR1Os Description de Propedad Contrhuciones gas
EN- TERCERA sUBAsTA
(Nnguno)
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Pueden los detas que den respectivos exped
compador de ada propedad debe depar eevo
diez del vendd
dae pagar de Ia
propedad duante los diez dss
San Juan R., Septembre q de 1909
(Firmado) NJ de Jeds-Coetez
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LA 4
DESDICHADA
SRA. BURKE ROCHE"
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ENVOLVIENDO
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POBRE MUJER.
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DEL
PR0XIMO
DOMINGO
LEA
ESTE CASO
VIVIENTE
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MALDAD
DESGRACIA
Y
FATALISMO.
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TREASURY Department OF PORTO RICO
SUBAsTA PUBLICA.

SUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENES INMUEBLEa
En- Coeur de Rentas nternas de San Sebastian da 27
de 1909 los guen da d las
los meoe pooe oos los 5enes de los
cubr embargo
dos ber pagado dedo tempo las contbucions vendas
los recargos segdn dipone Ia Ley de ReDas Intenaa
PROPIETAROS Description de Popedad Centribucon gasos
aproximados
TERCERA SUBASTA
Sebastian Plaza, IL cuerda barro Robles 22OO
Vicente Colon cuerdas baio Hato arriba 925
SEGUNDA SUBASTA.
Jose vedzquez Morales 90 cuerda baro Robe. $500
PRIMERA SUBASTA.
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EN- PRIMERA SUBAsTA

Sotero Gimenez 1 casa, barro Pueblo
Geronimo f1imenez casa, barrio Pueblo,
Ramon Tornado, so eds. casa Bo. Don Alonst
Rosendo Alvarez, ida Bo. Don Alfonso
SUCCESSION Joaquin Torres 1872 eds casas Bo Don Alons
SUCCESSION Juan Maria Torres 40 eds Don Alfonso
sucesi6n Limo Barro 1O8 eds etc. Bo Don Alonso
Narciso thaubril 81 eds y casa, Bo Don Alous
Antonio Mite. Alay6n, 66 eds casa Bo Don Aons
fTuidania Cancel, IA eds. casa, Ro. Don Aonsc
Jose Daniel Vega, II eds y casa, Bo Arenas
Pedro leandro Maldonado, eds Bo. Rio Abao
Joaquin Medina Is eds Bo Rio Abao
Antonio Quinones, 81 eds Bo Rio Abao
Jose Collazo Soto 60 eds casa, etc Jayuya Abai
Rm6n NJ. Soto eds y casa, Jayuya Abajd
Juan Jose Perez oS eds casa, Bo Tetuan
Juan Ramon Cortes, 40 eds casa, Bo. Tetuan
Sue Jose Rivera Coi6n so eds casa, Bo Paso Palma
Victoriano Martinez, Al eds y casa, Bo Vivi Arrb
Francisco T,rrado, Is eds Jayuya A1riba
Saturnno Torres 60 eds y 2casas Jayuya Arrb
Rafael riva, 80 eds y casa b. Caniaoo,
Liberao Diaz, 80 eds casa, Caonilla Arribs
Jose Dolores Veez 80 eds Bo Angeles,
Aniceto Sanchez 25 eds y Bo. Angeles,
Luis de Pablo oos AS eds Bo. Angeles,
!, Antonio Lopez, Is eds casa, b. Angeles,
Consolation Quihonez 176 eds casa, Bo Caguana,
NC. Ramon Cortes, IL eds y 2bohics, Bo Caguan
edro Rivera Flores, 100 eds Bo. Caguana
Ma Isdora Gonzalez, l Bo Caguana,
Delfin Cuevas, 12 eds casa, Bo Caguana,
Miguel Torres, IA eds casa, Bo Caguana,
Miguel Amengual so eds 2casas, Palmareo Abaj
Francisco N. asalduc Colon AZ eds Salto Abajo
Salvador Veez A eds casa, Bo Consejo
nopia c1S 10 Consoio
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De I'd respetuosamente,

Comiionado de Instruction
Na reduction de- sueido de los
msestros Do ingi6s Qaestros ameri-
canos) eaS Is mensua;es hace muy
dificii eonsegmr ei ndmero de macs
trus Dc ssts dsp que Ia icy demanda
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Puden los detai que den los espivo expedns
comprador de ada popedad de depoar elective 10
d del vaor le vendda perda
dare de cua tua subaada
prope9ad duante los dz das verified
(Firmado) r. Bentez-Colec
Aprobado --B R. Dix. Acting Treasurer
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B. r. Dix. Acting Treasurer.
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cuerdas barrio Guatemala
Cuerdas barrio H. arriba
cuerdas barrio Hato arriba
cuerdas barrio Hato arribs
cuerdss barrio Perchas
cuerdas barrio Perchas
cuerdas barrio Culebrinas
cuerdas barrio H. arriba
cuerdas barrio Guatemala
cuerdas barrio Calabazas
cuerdas barrio Guacio
cuerdas barrio Posar
euerdas barrio Calabazas
cuerdas barrio Robles
casa MADEIRA, Pueblo
cuerdas barrio Cslabazas
cuerdss barrio Alto eano
cuerdas barrio Calabazas
cuerdas barrio Robles
cuerdas barrio Hato arriba
cuerdas barrio Mirabales
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-27
MORAN AND NEIL FOUGHT
HARD BATTLE LAST NIGHT
Foreigner, However, Was Given the Better Of the
Fight, Although No Official Decision Was An
rOunCed- American Was Severely Punished.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April g.
frankie Neil, of San Francisco, who Is
to fight Patsy Kline next Tuesday night
in Baltimore, fought twelve hard
rounds with owen Moran, of England,
here last night. No decision was given,
but Neil vas outelassed from the start
when he went through the ropes from
a loft hand drive by Moran. Time and
again Neil looked as if he would be
knocked out, but he was game and
came back with u rush.
Moran finished without a scratch,
but his opponent was badly cut up
about the face. The men Were to have
fought at 124 pounds, but Moran re-
fused to weigh-in and lost his forfeit.
Neil weighed 121 and Moran looked to
be many pounds heavier.
1t was Il whirlwind fight from begin
ming to end, both lads continually rush
ing. Moran, however, was able to use
his left with success through NeiFs
guard, and he several times put the.
latter against the ropes. Neil played
for Moran's ribs and stomach, and in
the clinehes was handy with both
hands. In tho fourth Neil was almost
out, but came back fresh in the fifth.
In the last three rounds Moran ham
mered Neil savasely. but could not give
the deciding blow. The fight by rounds
follows:
Round moran rushed az Neil and with
a short left 10 jaw sent his opponent
through the ropes. Neil took the count Of
three. After considerable Kidding, Moran
landed another left 10 jaw, downing Neil
again. Moran finished the rouad with two
lcfts to face and Neil appeared in much dis
tress.
Round 2-Neil came hack strong in the,
second. His clover footwork and ducking
gained applause. Moran delivered a series
Of quick punches TO face. Neil bled from
the nose profuscly.
Round 1.-The boys started right IN ex-
changing blows from the start. Moran
hammered Neil's face ard several times
backed him TO the ropes.
Round Neil landed a right to Moran
jaw, Moran came heck with q straight
right 10 face and forced his man against
the ropes, Neil got ~ some body blows,
bnt rs the hell sounded Neil was groggN.
Round 5..Nloran again sent Neil 10 the
rores NJ the opening of the round with a
shcrt left 10 face. The men fought hard
in the clinch and Neil saved himself sew
oral times by clever ducking and sidcstop-
ping,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-27

Round 6--Moran started right in forcing
Neil around the ring. He swung several
times, but missed. The bell caught Moran
hammering Neil in the face.
Round moran opened with a right to
face. kind OF rough, amt you2f said
Neil. and then he connected with n left to
jaw that could he heard all over the house.
lie smiled and started forcing the lighting.
The bell sounded just as Moran closed
Neil's right eye.
Round S-Moran played for Nei1s face,
which was torn to sribbons. He con
tinually used a right and left short iah
that connected squarely In The face. and
both mon We're well spattered with blood
from Neils face. q
Round 9-As the gong sounded for this
round both boys divcd from The spot and
mixed things up in q lively fashion. Neil
landed a right to Motan's Jaw. Moran
returned a left to jaw as the bell sounded.
Round 10-Moran delivered his first body
blow of the fight. He sent in n hard
going at the end Of the round.
Round l1-Moran hit Mil at Will, but
apparently was 81 guard for Ncil's ter
Neil's face was badly cut. but he showed
gameness, and pluckilv fought his man
in the centre of tho ring.
Round 12-Neil displayed great ability
at ducking in tho opening Of the last
round. and sidestepped several hard
swings. Neil : fell through the ropes,
Moran helped him back into the ring. and
the boys shook hands and smiled. The
gong sounded for the tinish of the fight,
with Moran hammering Neil in the face.
trying hard for n knockout.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-27
| WILL GO into
The R|NG,' JEFF
SAID LAST NIGHT

When an unstinted round of APP
plause greeted James j. Jeffries last
night at the Lyric the big fellow
waxed enthusiastic ana made a speech
on political subjects,
Ladies and gentlemen" began jeff,
Il thank you from the bottom of my
heart, But that is o what you want
to hear. | find that after six or seven
weeks working out, | can get into, as
good or better condition than ever
before. ] will Renter the ring and de-
fend my title against any living pugi-
list" This announcement was the sig
nal for an outburst of applause such
as has seldom been heard in a local
playhouse, and jeff was forced to bow
his Acknowledgements many times.
This announcement set at rest the
Newark fight fans who wanted to
hear from the biz fellows own lips
the words that he would Renter the
ring.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-27
GOODMAN GAVE
HURLEY A FIERCE
BATTLE LAST NIGHT

1
The Marathon Club, of New York,
was the scene of another comeback
stunt last night. when lack Goodman
VIC b,. ,o4 arna.r.a ,.t4hta ~. -
"ho mas hot "ppealea WITHIN inc ropea
circle for over a year, went ON with
Rattlino 1fn,lo, Of passaic ana hand.
3a'tphs ilHif'S' VI d9SaIe, anu ndNa-
ed the latter of the hardest trim
ninps he over cot Ghodn,an had If
-. IL pa4tto. - -
oh tuc hdt'icl at Every slHbe' a"u il
the hell had not been sounded too
ouickh, at Tho end of the third rot,nd
H. rniah+ 49, "a ta,naI AZ
tllerF nlSpt nave Deen a KNOCKOUT To
his credit, Tho police, in spite of a
Sutapue C'onrt Injunction arrestad ali
~ -
lie hBnttfS VINO appeared ana look
them To- the station, where they were
hailed nv tbe clib n,anaocn,cn
=. A. 81
Al INC lIlid session dropped
Hurley with "A right on the Jaw as the
Rattlor ,,issed +, ,in,iIar Lla,, rt,o
- ~ NHo"' ~
HsSdlc Wohuer lch TO the moor bHt
was up instantly, and rushed at Good
man vino crossod hin, again and 49,
-" - f"' @s'iu' an" 90
lluFieH MI me cahNas the tltnekeeper
pulled the bell. but the boys had twenty
Seconds IN 90 to 6niqh tho round If
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-27
THANK YOU, BOYS,
WISH YOU THE SAME.

MI. ]. J, Jctfries:
Temporary sporting editor Of the
Newark STARS: also the "ono and only
one heavy weight champion Of the
world" it would be considered n favor,
or rather an honor 10 MS TO have YOU
publish the following as soon as pos
sible.
The Tremonts iust %oreanizing for
the coming season, desires practise
game with a i or ~fG-Year-old team
sunday Morning, May >, 1909.
Il, BANG,
200 Eighteenth avenue, city.
y S-We tako great pleasure in
wishing you the best of luck and sue
cess in any battles In which YOU may
engage. especially with The negro.
FREMONT CLUE.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-27

The Game.
Well take a look at the game. The
Jumps started well by removing
Holly and Butler from the game be
cause those two gentlemen did not ,.....e
the way Rube Parkins held the BAN.
or something about as important as
that. In the eleventh Byron also
pinned a removal notice on Harry
Wolyerton. Kid Mueller took his place
at the hot corner, The Tigers started
at the Rochester bunch like whirlwinde
and scored two runs in the first on
singles by Meyer and White, a neat
sacrifice by Johnny Kelly and a trip,e
to deep centre by Manager Woiverton.
Harry himself being caught between
third and home a later. After
a brief respite In the second, Rochester
having been held safe in both sessions,
Newark added another brace to their
total on another single by Meyer,
Kelly's pretty double and Whites sec
ond safety. White, by the way, who
played in Jake Gettman's place. the
latter being laid up with a bad ankle,
played good ball, and in getting two
singles. both of which scored puns, he
kept up the great record being made
by the regular centre fielder.
Broncos' Fourth.
Not until the fourth did Rochester break
into the game mt all. Pattee singled and
stole second. MaIoney put him on third
with A sacrifice and he scored on Krich-
ellis bad peg to catch him off the bag.
In the fifth three runs were put across,
one by the Tigers and two by the
Broncos. The eighth, however, was the
particularly hot session of the game and
it resulted in the benching Of Rube Par
kins and the entrance of McCiinnity for
Newark, and also saw the downfall of
our old friend, Roy Beeeher. who had
been doing the twirling for CAMEL up to
that time,4
In Rochester's half, Anderson singled,
Pattee was passed and Billy Muloney got
in a short single, filling the bases. Parkins
then gave a free ticket to Camel and
Goat scored. McGinnity took up the
pitching at this juncture and Flanagan
scored Pattee by his sacrifice fly to right.
Then the Iron Man uncorkcd a couple of
Wild heaves, and Maloney and CANCEL tall
lied. Seore-Roehestcr I. Newark q. This
was not to be the record for long. how
ever, for McGinnitN settled down and
then, in the last half of the same inning
Larry Schlany hit the second ball pitched
81 the nose and il sailed into the far
centre bieachers for the longest hit of
The g~llle-even longer that toe circuit slap
OF Catcher Erwin in the fifth. This tied
the score into a hard knot, which was
never united, the game being called at
The end of the twelfth on account of the
falling OF the night-shaGows. The Tigers
had opportunities u break up the game
in the tenth and eleveHth. but what ever
hopes they had were sent glimmering by
the Mr.. Byro1: he even going SO far as
to refuse to let johnny Kelly take his
base in the eleventh, when John got one
In the ribs:
Following is the score Of the Newark
Rochester Byron game:
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-27
Important Championship Battles
of James ]. Jeffries.

Defeated Bob Fitzsimmons at
!. Coney Island June ., 1899, in elev-
en- rounds. and at San Francisco
|, July %, 1902, in eight rounds.
Defeated Tom Sharkey at Coney
Island November 8, 1899. in TWEEN
ty-fve rounds.
Defeated James J.. Corbett at
Coney Island May II, 1900, in
!. twenty-three rounds, and at San
: Francisco August Ia, 1908, in ten
rounds.
Retired and presented the title
TO Marvin Hart at Reno. New.
July 3, 1905, on the occasion Of
Harris victory over Jack Root in
twelve rounds.
The receipts of Jeffries and
Sharkey fight were s66, 800; JEFF
fries and Corbett, at San Fran
cisco, $6S, $40; Jeflries and Fitz-
simmons, at San Francisco, SOL
500; Jeffries and Rubin, at San
Francisco. November 10. 1901, $50
500, and Jeffries and Monroe, at
San Francisco. December ~,
1903. SCI. 761.
IL
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UMPIRE BYRON CAST A
SPELL ON TIGERS GAME
Weird Eighth Yesterday, When Wild Pitches
Reigned, Was Akin to Umpire'S Work--Score
II at End OF IL Innings Darkness Stopped il.
BY JAMES NJ. GOULD.

%VHE Newark Tiger and the Rochester Bronco fought
twelve hard rounds 10 a draw yesterday, each
striking seven clean blows during the contest.
the Broncos would have been counted out early in the
night mad It not been that Referee Byron took, it upon
himself to make some very weird 60 rulings. It was one
u the qucerest prize fghts-no. | mean baseball games,
INA a ever been seen on the grounds of our fair city.
Inc game was a swatfest, with n very strong accent
on me swat and was married by the ridiculous decis-
ons made by both urnpires. Byron and Murray. the former
,elng the chief offender. 1t would seem that the chief
a Il poth arpitrators was that they might possibly be
Considered as nome unpirest" and they therefore went
the unit IN the opposite direction and roasted the Tigers
to a turn, not forgetting to hand cut one or two double
ROSES to the boys of Camel, just to show how really
|henclent they We're Murray unnpired fair ball last year.
out Byron, who is said to have oficiated in the South At
LsVS' should pack up and take the first train back to the
mere reVei IN the bushes" for he does not show the least
Eastern League calibre.
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BY JAMES j. JEFFRIES.

| woke up this morning to find that |
am a bluff. At least that's the opinion
of Jack Johnson, the great negro cham
pion. Well. my RECORD is too we'll
known to debate with johnson. He Is
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COLUMBUS, o.. April 27.-Abe Attell.
OF California, champion featherweight
boxer. last night outciasscd Biz Mackey,
Of Findlay. o.. in eight rounds of a ten
round bout. He knocked Mackey down
twice IN the eiehth round, whereupon the
police stopped the bout.