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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
(,0lDEN'S
- 1926 MICHIGAN AVE.
CARR DENIES THAT
LIVINGSTON DEAL
By PAUL n. BRUSkE.

AUSTIN. Tex. March 1Z.-When
Manager Carr. OF Indianapolis. heard
last night that Hughie Jennings had
announced the securing of an option
ON Catcher Livingston. OF the Hoos'
ers. he was exceedingly wroth anc
entered aat denial OF the whole
transaction. Charlie calculates that
Hughie gave out this news TO show
Schmidt that Detroit can get another
good catcher, IL necessary. This woulG
be all right. but for the fact that
Livingston hasn't signed with Indian
apois and will be- less likely TO do
business If he thinks there is u
chance OF going 10 4 big league club
Carr says Jennings Is helping the
Tigers 81 the expense OF his Hoosiers
and got worked up into snch fussy
state that he packed his trunks and
flew the coop.
livingston looks like ABOUT the
same sort OF catcher that Detroit has
In Beckeudorf and Stanage. lie bat
ted .225 last year and helded $3.50 IN
l19 games. incidentally. Detroit has
had mighty good luck with it's Hoos
Ter graduates. as witness Bush and
Summers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12

NEW YORK, March 1l.-Jim Jef-
fries declared today that he will fight
lust once more: that he never would
have ie-entered the ring had not the
championship passed TO black man.
He will never meet another white
man. de declared and his battle with
Jack Johnson. which he admitted ior
the first time he is training for, VIII
be positively his last appearance III
the squared circle.
VANCOUVER, b. c., March Ill
will fight Jim Jeffries any time on
three weeks notice. Will fight THIS
year or any other year This state
ment was made today by Jack john
son in reply To queries.
The champion added: II have read
what Jeffries had TO say in New YORK.
When Jeffries and John Johnson get
in the ring you can bet II will be a
great event.
won't let little thing like a
theatrical engagement interfere with
the match with Jeffries," he continued.
IL am ready any time. When he says
he is willing, | will be there II he
said now that he would fight. would
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
.OETR0|TFR|ENDsT0
MAKE EFFORT
FOR HUSTON
ATTORNEY is STRONG cANCl.
DATE FOR BAlRO'S PLACE AT
STATE uNlvERslTY--cHicAoo
MAN is RIVAL.

Activity among Chicago alumni OF
the University of Michigan In behalf
of F. c. Barthelme for graduate direc-
tor OF athletics at Ann Arbor has
stirred up Detroit alumni 20 get busy
in behalf of Roscoe B. huston "A
young Detroit attorney VINO Is well
qualified for the place. These feet
that Huston's qualifications will com
pare well with those OF any other man
who may be mentioned.
Huston himself has nothing to say
regarding Barthelme
II have written to "A number or my
friends and asked them TO advise the
regents as TO what qualifications they
may think | have for the place. This
they will undoubtedly do. My mother
lives In Ann Arbor, and Is anxious
that | should also ! believe that the
work would be interesting and con
genial And then, too, the amount
and certainty of the salary appeals
to me, as young attorney. | an
frank in saying that | would like tt
receive the appointment"
The appointment Will be made AT
the meeting OF the regents March "A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
.JEFFRIES READY TO FIGHT,
JOHNSON ALSO is EAGER

engage TO fight him three weeks after
get to the place of the meeting
Vancouver hotel proprietors drew
the color line strictly. At the st.
Francis hotel Johnson was told that
the hotel was filed. The clerk was
sorry adding: Really. Mr. Johnson,
IL could not be helped"
The pugllist took the turn down
with good grace the first time, but
when il was repeated in five other
hotels, especially in cheaper houses,
he became angry. Johnson said lit
tie. however. and late In the evening
he obtained accommodations at the
Dominion hotel. Johnson spent part
of the night at the home OF George
Paris, boxing instructor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
BAT NELSON IS
READY TO FIGHT

NEW YORK. March Battling
Nelson arrived in town this morning
from Chicago Bat Will look the field
OF lightweights over and select the
best card for l0-round bout at one
OF the local clubs.
Nelson held a conference with his
manager. Willis Britt. and several
matches were talked of. mainly the
Fairmont clubs offer TO match the
winner OF the Moran-Murphy bout
with the Dane Nelson will be q
guest at the National club tonight,
where Cans and White meet for ten
rounds. Bat will be introduced and
shake hands with the colorcd wonder
for the first time since he took the
championship from him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
Apprentice allowance.
AT LOS ANGELES.

First Race-Purse, IL furlongs:
Blue Bottle. 10: Columbia Girl. los;
Constantia, 1l3; Pinaud. 1867 Bat
Masterson. 1876: Stor l0s; Port Ma
hone. III: Herman Doyle. 1lS; Wog
gle Bug. los.
Second Race-Selling. 2year-olds
Is liz furlongs My Last, 105; Mayles
O'Connell, los; J. NJ. Stokes, los.
Docsology. los: Cap: Crawford. l0S
Mary Van Buren,, lO5; Helma s.. l05;
Chief Kee. 10s: Kid. los; Charles j
Harvey. 10S: Chester Krum, los; FL
Perfecto. 105: Sepulvela, l0S.
Third Race-Selling; ; furlongs
Roy Junior. 10: Robert Gray. l07;
Early Day hos: Tocharum. l07; Pops
1917; Rey FL Dinero. 100; Gull Hol
land. 1917: Belleek. l05; Signors 10:
Guard Rail 1O7; Emmerke. 1885, Lit
tie Nose. 10: Goodfellow. l07: Thun
der Hill. l07 Galinda. l05; Haywood
Belle. los
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs. sell
ing. Vivant. l0l, Critic, l0l: Snow
ball. 100. Alleviator. iii; Sibari. log;
Friar of Elein. 1903: -Mary f. lO4.
skye. lO1: Summer Cloud, i05; lllu
sion, 1906. Ampedo. ia; Sen Barrett
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
PLAY FIRST
PRACTICE GAME
Of SEASON
GO AGAINST AUSTIN coLLeGIANs
FOR INITIAL COMBAT OF THE
sEAsoN-WILLETT GETS HON.
OR LEADING OFF.
BY PAUL II. 6RUSKE.


| AUSTIN, Tex, March l2.--To Edgar
| Willett, the famous Kansas cyclone.
falls, today, the duty OF projecting
across the plate the first ball TO be
pitched in the first game OF the year,
played b. Detroits twice champion
Z Tigers. Jennings announced the defin-
tie SELECTION this morning and the
burly Kansans chest measurement.
big as IL is, increased four inches i'm
mediately.
! IL Is Il much crippled ball club that
| Capt. Schaefer will lead onto the field
today against the University OF Texas.
Stanage will start behind the bat. but
Will give way TO Beckendorf as soon
as the NTH inning is reached In all
probability, two OF the colt pitchers
Will follow Willett. Crawford, Schaef-
er. Bush and Moriarty will comprise
the infeld and Jones. Mcintyre and
o Leary the outfield
II is hardly expected that even this
outfit will have much difficulty la
trouncing the rah-rah boys although
the collegians have been hard at work
for month and are hard as nails.
Training Camp Brevities.
Ol.eary did some great short-stop.
| ping yesterday. bur will not beat out
Bush If they both continue at their
present clip. according 10 one ii. Je9-
nings. who hands out very good tips
on such matters.
The annual badger fight occurred
| last night This was a real one how
ever. for $50 purse. the owners OF
the bulldog and badger taking all Al
Il, la
! Tigers, none attended, all fearing
| that the lffair was hoax.
Suggs and Willett are soon to clash
in pool match for 500 side. The
4 latter has been running cue EN-
pqrium OF his own in Caldwell. Kan
sas, all winter and mas developed into
one terrible sport.
That gilded youth r. Willett herded
six of his mates into reckless %
| cent limit poker game last night.
Willett confessed to Trainer Tuthill
that his feet have itched all winter
for Broadway. He also asked all in
side news OF the six-day bike race.
All were out his morning by six
toclock call getting up with the mock
ing birds.
/ The club quartered here at the
Driskill. Twenty men make up party,
Mullin. Killian, Suggs and killiter
with one newspaper man being left at
| San Antonio.
Physical culturist Tuthill thinks JET
| fries must have grown an inch snort
or since fattening in idleness.
Yesterdays temperature about d.
! little wind. sun haZy. Today papers
nave nerve top redict rain or snow
Thew ritter has seen with own eyes
George Mullin weigh in on accurate
scales at 1875 Is pounds. Affidavit IL
necessary.
Stanage started in as spinach Du'
the name is already abbreviated 70
spin"
There is a window in the door or
the hot room of the Turkish pain
through which il is thed eight OF the
! bunch TO rubber in at S. Crawford
sloughing off pound or two ana SUI
fering all the torments OF the daiiiileu'
Cant Schaefer toihd hard yester
day and at p. m. went supperless "
bed except for three dark-brown pills.
| Heroics. -.
Manager Hughie showing enects OF
awful pace Movements TINS morn
| ing like those of centenarian bA
meets to work 1t out this AFTERNOON
! however.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
D. A. {. HAS THAT
WINNING HABIT

While the Spalding basketball five
was defeated by the ID. \. G. team. >
10 II, Wednesday evening. the former
high school stars showed their class
and made the veterans 20 some G.
beat them. Up TO the last two miu
utes. the ID. a. G, bunch were never
safe. The first half closed with the
score 5 To In favor OF the Deltas
Cox and MacDlarmid each shot
three field basets. and Mazer one
while the latter got . out ~ Is tried
from the foul line. Marlborough got
two baskets for the challengers. and
Himberg. Kinsed end Ulbrich each
took one. while Ulbrlch made : out
of Ia tries fro mfOuis. The game was
not entirely free from rough work
Y. NJ J. defeated Western indie.
pendents by 20 TO -. and the Try
squares got 81 points to - for the ST.
Johns club
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
BOWLING LEADERS
FIGHT FOR PLACE

PlTTSBURG, Pa, March ll.-TheIe
are new leaders in the two-men and
single competitions Frank Bruegge-
man, Sioux City baseball player,
rolled col; Ernie Peterson, of Chicago.
made 672. and Henry Hoyer, OF Sioux
City, scored 663.
Jimmy Blonin has made an average
OF 209 40 for his nine games. and
leads in the all.games series.
AL Relck and Joe Novack. OF Toledo,
took the lead among two-men teams
with 1901 Kip Setback and Herman
Collins made 1892. Hordorff aud
Faetz. OF Chicago. rolled LIS, 10 a
tie for fourth place.
Garry Hermann, OF Cincinnati. will
be elected president of the Bowling
Congress- f. j. Ryan is the Detroit
member OF the executive committee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
CHANGE STAKES
OF BLUE RIBBON

The Chamber of Commerce pacing
stake at the Blue Ribbon meeting this
year will be for horses of the 2.l5
class This makes n more open
event than IL would he were II % be
retained in the 2:l3 class end assures
larger field. The VI. a VI. stake
will be the same as last year,
Instead OF the o. pacing stake,
there will be g. 900 free.for-all
pacing stake to be known as
the Wolverine Entry fees to
this will be graded accord.
| ing 10 records. The free-for-all pace
will be two heats in three. while the
three.heat plan will be retained for
the other stakes Entries will close
/ April Is
The club will allow two horses from
the same stable TO be started In a
! race.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
AT ALBUQUERQUE.

First Race-Selling, furlongs:
Katie Crews, 1909; Bitterman. 100;
Balshot. 109; Berlin. 1l6; straight
ia; Kintuck, 100; Rusum, ia; Luxe )
Thrush, 104.
Second Race-Three-year-olds ana
IN selling. furlongs: Alivia, lOZ:
Uardyanna. 10; Bonnie Stratford'
l12. Susie Gregg. us; Tifis. lO4; Roy
Shumway. 112; James E. Wilson, III;
Father Bowney, 100.
Third Race-Four-year-olds and up
selling. furlongs: Maid OF Orleans,
1872. Aroia. 1876. Bell Flower. lO7; Or.
Crook. Il2: *Woodline, l02. dorothy
Ann. 81; -Noel, 107, Dick Stanley
l12
Fourth Race-6 ID furlongs, handi-
cap: Or. Crook. sc; Sam Barber. lO7;
Hollow. ia; Lemond, 102; "J. }. Jrr
100; sylvia IT,. 81: Sir Walter Rollins
1917: +.Doc Allen, 102. C"Dwyer
eptry)
Fifth Race-Purse, mile, 4-year-olds
and up: Lady Oakland, 100; LOUIS
Roederer 1O7 Maxetta, 100; j. j. Jr"
n3; Spondoolix. 100; knowledge. lO1:
Barney Dreyfus. 1l3; Cannot, ll3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
HERMANN PUTS
ASIDE H0N0RS

PITTSBURG, Pa. March l2.-Garry
Hermann has stated that he does not
care to become president Of the Ma
tional Bowling Congress again. He
may be asked to reconsider his deter
mination. Robert Bryson, Indian
apolis; Frank Basdeloup. OF Chicago,
and Ed. Meyers, OF Washington. are
talked OF for the place.
The power of choosing the next
tournament city may be delegated To
the executive committee. This. in the
view OF Milton Carmichael. OF Detroit,
gives the City OF the Straits chance
yet to land the 1910 tournament. CHI
cago is the only other city mentioned
Steiner and Gardeil. Of Cincinnati
rolled 1880 in the doubles Thursday
taking third place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12

1O2; Light Comedy, 107; Theo Case,
103
Fifth Race-Selling; mile and
eighth; Rubinon, l06 Christine A..
10i; Bon Ton, 1902; Hi Caul Cap, 106;
Manila s., log; Ezra. 106 Rip Rap,
100: Lucky Lad, l06; Charley Hee-
ney. 100.
Sixth Race-Selllng: furlongs:
Rosslare. l0S; Teaset, 1903; Annie
Wells. 1903: Frieze, 1903; Ollie Ward,
1903; Vibrate, l0S; Dextrine. 1903; Ba-
lerian. l0s; Meddling Hannah. 1903;
Lanita, 1903: Almena. los; Garland.
10S; Bell of Brass, l0s; Miss Naomi,
los.
Seventh Race-Mle and eighth
selling Town Topics. 100; Byron,
81; Audubon, loo; Sky Lark, 100;
Desmages, 1906 Hogarth. 106; Hume
ro. 1902; Ozanne. 1906 Duchess OF Mon
tabello l04.
Weather clear: track fast.
apprentice allowance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
AT OAKLAND.

First Race-EleveR OF a
mile; selling: Andy Ginter, 1l2; Mo-
Fart, 112: Mi Dericho. 112; Deviser
112; Middle, 112; Kenmure. ll2;
Light Knight. 109; Harry Rogers, 109 (,
No Rule, 109; David Warfield. 109;
Birth 107; Obey, 107.
Second Race-Mile and 20 yards
selling: Mitre, l21; Darlington, l20;
St Avon, l20: Spring Ban, ll9; Sain'
rida, l19; Banposal 119; Transmute
l19; A. Muskoday, 1l9; Wap. ll9;
Capt. Kennedy. 1l9; Gene Russell
III: Keep Moving. 10.
Third Race-Four furiongs Sainot
Ia. 1O7; Amelia Rose, 1903; Indian
Maid, 100; Follie Levy, 100; Livonia
100; English Mail. 90 Redeem, 90;
The Golden Butterfly. 90; Lena Merle
95: Quickley, 95 Madeline L., 50;
Alarmed 50.
Fourth Race-Mile: Ocean Shore
107: Don Enrique, 107; Kethcemike
106: Arasee, 1903: Varieties, 1902; Ed
Davis. 1Ol; Silver Line, 100.
fifth Race-Mile; selling: Cowen
10; Otogo. 10; Fulford. l07 Des
CONNECTS. 100; Ak Sar Ben. 104, Haze
let. lOt; Beauman, 104. Figent. 103
Rosevale. 1903; Hoyle 10l; instant
99 Prosper, SO.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs: Garwood
l11t: Collector Jessup, ia: Sewell
ia: F. Neugent, III; Jim Gafney
l110: joe Nealon, 10; Saint Modan
no: Grace g.. l0g DESTROYS, l05: Lai
IA Clay, 1905; Strike Out. 81; Fredonia
lg5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
K|NGM0RE WEARS
SPEEDWAY CROWN

A big crowd was out on the speed
way Thursday afternoon to see the
championship brush between King
more and Dewey g. A steam roller
had brought the boulevard trac to
good condition. and conditions were
ideal. Mayor Breitmeyer %as among
those who Witnessed the race. coming
there in a big automobile. The Pom
tiac horsemen were present in body
to bac Dewey G.. with Burns driving
w. ID. Muffat and Dan Hopins made
n number OF wagers on Kingmore.
The race was not Q very good one
Dewey G.. going to a brea under the
fast pace set by Kingmore and the
latter winning all three heats easily
Elihu Wigle, of Windsor. challenged
Muffat to race Kingmore against
Maude Keswic, and the race Will be
held soon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
VETERAN PITCHER WILL
IS UMPIRE FOR THE REDS

ATLANTA, Ga. March Sack
Horner, the famous old-time ballplay-
or and member Of the famous Oriole
battery. back I'm the COS. as Jack
IIorner. pitcher. and Jack Warner.
catcher. has been engaged to umpire
the games TO be played during the
practice season in Atlanta between
the Atlanta team and the Reds.
Homer ~ one OF the best-known
baseball characters in history His
pitching. when member 81 the orr.
oles. was one OF the features ~ that
teams success, and Jack has always
been popular idol with the fans.
and since he has retired from the
game the same popularity attends him
in mis- private life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
THREE RUNNERS IN
INTERCITY MARATHON

NEW YORK, March 11.-Sammy
Mellor. L. II. White and Mike Ryan,
of the Irish-American Athletic club.
have been signed up to compete IN
the first inter.city Marathon TO be run
in the United States. The Marathon
will be run in Exposition skating rink
in Pittsburg on March 80. John Bell,
lessee Of the ring and promoter OF the
race, is in New York today to secure
contracts from his runners.
Two teams will meet In the long
race. One will represent the west and
the other the east. Mellor Ryan and
White went into training today and
will leave here on the eth for Pitts
burg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
Giants Plan CoIIeaIans.

MARLIN. Tex March l2.-Arthnr
Devlin arriced yesterday. lie looks
IS though ne could take on a few
pounds 20 much more advantage than
taking of weight There was north
er circliug about these diggings, but
NcGraw ordered all hands on deck
inst the same. even those Young men
who were In Waco the past two DAYS
and then the most of the recruit
bunch was sent down 10 College sta
uun 90 play the Texas Agricultural
and Mechanical cuheee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
Rain eothers erookIyns.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. March IL
wednesday was bad for the Brook
lyns as II rained during the greater
part of the day. Finally the weather
cleared up and Manager Lumley and a
few OF his athletes visited the park
on the south side of the river Among
those who went with the manager for
a short workout were Catterson, kus'
tus, Lennox, Pattee. Hunter and Nc.
Elveen. The diamond was in poor con.
dltion and the players contented
themselves with chasing around the
outfield for about one hour. Neither
Marshall, Wilhelm or Jordan have VI
reported. The first two named are
looked for every hour. but Jordan IS
On the doubtful list The big manager
stated again today that he would play
Hummell at first in the event That
Jordan failed TO report
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
Jones Jumping Record GOOD
Enough for IA. U. Books

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Marcn
12.-Although a careful review
OF the usually capably edited
records of the A. A. L. reveals
no reference to the feats IN
leaping performed by ID. Jones.
the Tigers nifty little utility
outfielder IL does seem as II the
ubiouitous Jim Sullivan has
overlooked something Without
attempting to take any glory
from Mr.. Ewry, Mr. Sweeney
or any OF the others whom Mr..
Sullivan does credit with cham
pionship performances, Jones
should be formally commemor-
ated.
In one short season Jones
jumped as follows: Rockford.
Three |. league to Milwaukee,
American league. Milwaukee
to Chicago Nationals. Chicago
To St. Louis Americans. St
Louis back To Chicago Nation
ais.
High. broad and long were
the leaps OF ID. Jones and there
is no telling what would have
been the direction of his next
bur FOR the fact that. while so
Iourning with the Cubs between
leaps. he broke leg and had
20 rest while
In the meantime the magnates
go; together and patched up an
agreement which put kibosh
on Jones little game.
BRUSKE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
Freneh Team SAL lads.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
NEW YORK March Maintaining
a 20-mile lead and apparently strong.
Cibot and Orphee. the French team In
the six-day gO-as-youp please race at
Madison Square garden, finished the
hundredth and fifth hour at . O'Clock
this morning with 577 miles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
RELIABILITY RUN
COMING IN MAY

Il was decided az the meeting OF
the Detroit Automobile Dealers assoc
citation in the Pontchartrain. Thursday
EVENING 10 hold the annual reliability
run May 10 to - The ears VIII re-
turn ea-h night 20 Detroit. parking at
The fuller. On the various days runs
Will be made 20 Port Huron, Jackson,
Flint and Lansing The association
has IG charter members and IA asso-
ciate members.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
NEW YORK-BOSTO
AUTOMOBILE RUN

NEW YORK. March 11.-Twenty
automobiles started from Columbus
circle at minute intervals after $50
a. m. on an endurance run TO the
Boston automobile show, 70. the Ches-
ter l. Campbell trophy The first car
is due to arrive I'm Boston at 6.39
m. and the other cars. If on time,
will arrive at minute intervals there
after.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
BY FIVE POINTS
MAG. TEAM WINS

Michigan Agricultural college bas-
etbal FIVE defeated Detroit Y. M. c.
A. by SO TO rs, Thursday evening. The
.Y' boys led at the end of the first
half by 10 TO 49, but the farmers
came strong In the second period and
Branston was the star for the Detroit
ers, getting five. basets and three bas-
cts from fouls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
p. MeGovern whips Two.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March IL
Phil. McGovern. brother OF the once
Terrible Terry" knocked out two
men last night in one ring at the
Wayne A. c., and IL required less than
two rounds for him 20 do the trick.
Phil stopped Young Hopes. of Phila-
delphia, with right smash on the
Jaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12

Bu.Iness-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind hat
looks right. Times Printing Co. No
is John r ct. Phone 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
B. NELSON WAS
SOUNDLY LICKED

SAN ANIONlO, lex, MarCn IL
Readers OF this page may recall an
article under Battling Nelson's sigma
lure, printed some time ago in which
Bat told of a boxing bout in Texas
where he had TO hand several hard
punches into the "tummy' OF local
boxer named Snaunessy. said Shaun
essy having attempted TO win the
championship OF the world In man
ner similar To that adopted on i sim
lar occasion by one Jack Munroe.
Nelson left the impression that he
had all but stopped the Texas star.
Reports of the go in these parts have
II that the contrary was the case and
that Nelson was lucky TO get out OF
the scrap alive.
The Texan tore into Bat in the
second round and had the champion
shouting Not sohard'"
in ,the third round Shaughnessy
nearly knocked off one of Bats tin
ears and in the fourth he had him
groggy for several minutes.
Harryl Boone, of San Antonio. who
managed Nelson and who staged the
Shaughnessy go at Fort Worth is au
thority for the facts in the case.
Shaughnessy has gone 10 the coast
with a view TO getting on in some
bouts which will prove his class. He
then intends to go after the title. con
fident that he can lick Nelson.
BRUSKE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
Golden
Sells
Mems
Furnish
ingS
Now.
Hats, TOO

WOOLENS for custom tailor
ing. the choice styles OF all the
best mills. in Suits and Over
coats. to order $r7.so. $40, $a2.5o
to $40.
CLOTHING, most Of EN- our
own make. some Chas. Kaufman
& Bros. shrunk brand and
Michaels. Stern & Co. : make,
Slightly Suits. Top Coats and
Rain Coats, $40 10 $25.