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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
FRANK CHANCE LEADS
ALL FIRST BASEMEN
Chicago Wonder Shows Fielding Av.
erage of 1894 Bransfield
is Close Second
with .989

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Capt. Frank
Chance of Chicago leads all National
league first basemen i'm averages for
the season of 1909, as announced today.
With "A percentage of 1894 for ninety
two games, he is closely followed by
Bransfield of Philadelphia with a per
Centage of 1888 for lis games. Stork,
who played with Pittsburg and st.
Louis, tied Chances fielding average,
but he played in only nineteen games.
BridWell of New York, with 145
games, and Hans Wagner of PittsbuIg,
with 1856, are tied with $40 per cent in
fielding averages for shOrtstops. Hum
mel of Brooklyn played with "A perfect
fielder, but Captain Clarke of Pittsburg
probably has the best average, with
1872 games played and a percentage of
$751; Gibson of Pittsburg caught 150
games, more than any other catcher
and had a fielding average Of .9S3.
Pittsburg led in club fielding. with
.964 with the following ranking as they
read: Chicago, .961; Philadelphia, .96l
Brooklyn, $50; New York. 1854; Gin
cinnau. .952; ST. Louis, .95l, and Bos-
ton, .947.
Camnitz Of Pittsburg probably has
the best pitching record, with forty
one games played and percentage OF
500 MattheWson of New York has the
same average with thirty-seven games
Sheehan Of Philadelphia and Boston
led second basemen with $50 foI
eighty-six games, although Miller OF
Pittsburg had .9jS for 1j0 games.
LennoX Of Brooklyn led third base
men in 121 games, having an average
of 1853, while Grant of Philadelphia
had .957 in 154 games.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
A Rag-chewing M latch

When the National Lumber COM
pany baseball team defeated the South
ern Pacific nine yesterday at Thirty
eighth and Santa Fe the attending
fans were treated to a farce with
enough humor connected to make it
as good as witnessing a Dutch comedy
stunt at the Orpheum. A satisfactory
umpire could not be found. so the two
managers attempted TO officiate, which
resulted in a wrangle over every close
decision. owing To the many errors
il was impossible to make out a tab
ulated score, but the final score was
9 to in favor of the lumbermen.
one of the fans witnessing the con-
test from the side line remarked; Say.
now, on the square, is this a baseball
game or a rag-chewing match?" and
the one who was addressed replied
You've got me-"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
THREE FAvORITES WIN

JUAREZ, Mexico, Dec. 26.-An inter-
esting card was run off today and the
big crowd split even on the day, as
three faVorites managed to win. Chief
interest oentered in the handicap at six
furlongs, won by the heavily played
favorite, Early Tide. Madman made
the pace till well into the stretch, when
Early Tide came fast and Won under a
hard drive from La Deztra, with St.
Dunstan third. Summary:
First race, furlongs. selling-Jim Brady.
1903 Fisher), won; Rustem, 9S (Benescotem,
second; Dave Montgomery, 1H q. Wilson,,
third. Time, 1913. Good Intent Alya B,
Rcunder, El Perfecto also ran.
Second race. G furlonss selling -Mauretanla,
100 o. WILSON,. won; Bill Brady, 80 (Benes-
coten), second; Kopek, 100 Fisher), third
Time, 1:17 30 Aeauia, Execute, Hannibal
rey, Reuben Playit, Eldor. Fireball Ar
denia and Frank Clancy also ran.
Third race, c Enthusiastically Tide, Jos o.
Wilson, won:~La pextra, 80 (GarneD, Sec
ord; St Dunstan 81 CBenescoten), third
Time. 1I7 2-5 Madman, Bewether and En-
field also ran.
Fourth race. Z furlongs, selling-sabado
1O5 (Creery), won; Plume, 81 o. WILSON,, sec
ord; Hickey. 1O5 (Benson), third. Time
1872 As. Proteus Captain Burnett, Misprislon,
Coat Cutter, Little siss Deuce, Donna Ell
vira Precise and Wineberry also ran
Fifth race. tla furlongs, seling-Force les
(Pickens), won; Anne McGee, 102 (Goose),
second; Patriot, 1O5 (Warren), third. Time,
1 700 40 silver Stocking, Seven Full, Hannah
Louise, Stendal and Corona also ran.
Sixth race, / mile seling-Banbury. 101
(Garner) won Wander. 100 (Benescoten), sec
ond; Fred Muholand 1i3 (smalD, third.
Time. 1:H 4-5, The Lady Esther Keep Nov
ing and Sensible also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
TEDDY BEARS TRIM
SANTA PAULA TWICE

Teddy Bears returned last evening
from a two days trip to Santa Paula
where they succeeded in trimming the
local team in both the Christmas and
Sunday contests.
Saturdays game resulted in a 20 8
victory for the visitors. and Second
Baseman Cowan of the Bears starred
in a one-handed catch, while Pedrotti
connected with a bender for three
bases.
Deranie opened up in the first inning
yesterday for the Teddies and held the
home team down to but one safe hit,
the final score being II to l. Rogerson
hit one on the nose for free transporta-
tion around the circuit. and Dorsey in
the center garden featured i'm one
handed catch that brought ovations
from the fans present.
The scores.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
PLAY FAST BALL
IN CITY LEAGUE
WIELANDS LOSE THE GAME
THROUGH ERRORS
LUMBERMEN AND RAILROADERS
PLAY FARCE BALL
Gonzales and Ybrarando Have Pitch
ers' Battle in Which the For
mer Has Slight Shade the
Better of Argument
CITY LEAGUE STANDING

Wielands went down to defeat be-
fore the Fraternal Aid baseball team
yesterday after nine exciting innings
Of play by the score of 3 to 1. Acuna,
who twirled for the Brewers, allowed
and according to the losers, very bad
judgment on the part Of Umpire Early
caused their defeat. The Wielands
have protested the game and the case
win come up for hearing at the next
meeting of the league officials.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
JOHNSON CELEBRATES
WINNING OF THE HEAVY
WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

< CHICAGO, Dec. 26.--Jack john :
X son. heavyweight pugilist, cele- =
: brated here today the first ami =
:. Versary of his accession to the =
: championship title by house +
\ warming in the home he has pre- ::
! sented to his mother One year :
\ ago today Johnson knocked out =
\ Tommy Burns in the fourteenth :.
!. round of their championship bat =
:. tie at Rush Cutters Bay, near x
: Sydney, n. S. w, and won the =
j. worlds title. =
\ Talking of his coming fight with =
!. James j. Jeffries, Johnson said he =
!. was certain it would be staged at =
!. San Francisco, and announced y
1. that he would pitch his training =
\ camp at Oceanview, just outside =
!. of san Francisco. Johnson also :
!. announced that "Gunboat" Smith, =
!. a Pacific coast heavyweight, =
!. would be one of his training part =
\ ners. y
!. James j. Corbett. scheduled to =
!. be one of Jeffries' training part =
+ ners. was in Chicago today. He =
+ predicted Jeffries would have lit =
i tie trouble in winning. =
+ !. i \ j. !. !. + \ !. + ! = ! ! = i = :
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
SOUTHERN STATE
RACE NOW CLOSE
GARDENA IN LEAD WITH 1000
PER CENT
LONG BEACH AND REDoNDo TIE
FOR SECOND
Hughes Nine Trims Whittier Boys
by 4 to 3 Score-Long Beach
Wins in a Close
Game
STANDING SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE

The Whittier nine lost to the Hughes
Manufacturing boys after a hard
fought diamond battle yesterday at
the Los Nietos grounds, the final score
being to 3. The game was exciting
from the opening until the last man
was out Byram, Cooney, Pierce,
Pratt and T. Pierce did the heavy hit
ting for the winners. Byram played d
star game at the initial sack for the
victors. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
McCormicks Win Easy

Titcher Tozer worked like a machine
yesterday for the McCormicks and al
lowed the Brewers but three safe bin
eles The losers did not haze a ghost
of & chance to score at any cIGgc of
the game. For the first siA innings
nci:rer side scored, and Kid Bresino,
for the Maiers, was fielding like Il
fiend and accepted every cha lc" that
came his way. Harvey Newell at
third for the winners, figured IN sew
eral sensational stops. This victory
boosts the McCormicks to fourth place
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
ST. YVES WINS CLOSE
FIFTEEN-MlLE RACE

SEATTLE, Dec. 26.-Henli ST. Yves,
Marathon champion of the world, de
feated by a yard John Marsh, Canadian
champion, in a 15-mile match race here
this afternoon. St. Yves time was
1:8S:47 As, which was remarkable con-
sidering the track.
The race was an exciting one During
the last mile the runners We're never
separated more than a yard, and in the
last lap they ran neck and neck.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
Doa Was Lucky

At Dayton, o., recently a person who
was masquerading as a man beat out
the brains of a little dog because il
failed to properly perform a trick which
he had taught it so that the animal
might help to make it possible for him
to live without working. The fellow
was fined s100, which was not too much.
Still. we find it hard to feel very sorry
for the dog If it had lived it would
no doubt have been compelled TO keep
on associating with the other member
of the company-Chicago Record
Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
Old Methods Discredited

Did you use any money in your
campaign"
"Certainly not" answered Senate"
Sorghum '"That sort of thing has been
discredited. A man who has any real
financial ability should be able to do
business with a gilt-edged prospectus. =
Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
A Draw Battle

Gardena and the Dyas-Cline team
fought a draw diamond battle yester-
day on the Gardena grounds, the final
score being to 4. Annis allowed but
one hit. but his wildness in one frame
cost him the game. Nalle was hit with
a fast inshoot in the sixth inning,
which put him out of commission for
a few minutes. but he gamely stayed in
the game to the finish Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
Pitchers Battle

Agricultural park was the scene of a
fierce contest of the national game
yesterday when the Bishops defeated
the university boys by the score of /
to 0. Gonzales and Nh"~----7- the Op-
posing IWirlers, fought a hard pitchers
battle, i'm which the former had a
slight shade the better of the argu-
ment. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Burdin, Lyons, Shafer
Sacrifice hts--Wilson, Nordqulst. First base
ON errors-NatiOnals C, southern Pacific l.
Left on bases-Of Shonley ., Grove A.
Pratt %. Struck out-By Shonley 10, Grove
10; Pratt .. Hits made-CI Shonley s.
Grove c. Pratt l. Hit by pitched ball
white, collins. Time Of game hrs. 10
min. Umprcs-Tansey, Mari smith
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
REDONDO
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Glass. Two-base hits-Nen-
able, Davis 2 Struc'. out-By Kratzburg ..
by Gould s. by Jensen 8. Double plays
Lechner to Collins. Brasmer TO Davis. Hits
made--on Kratzburg I, of Gould B. off Jensen
6. Hit by pitched ball-Teck. Glass. Time of
game-l hour and % minutes. Umpire-Wilton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
woodmen Win Two Games

The Modern Woodmen baseball team
defeated the Manchester Traders in
both games Of a double header yester-
day the final score of the first game
being 10 to and the last 10 to 0. The
heavy hitting of Jury was the feature
of the contest. COncannon, twirling
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
rNINERsIrN MERcHANrs
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

TVo-Lasc nit-tionzales Sacrifice ht-C.
Leonard. Iirst base ON errors-Bishops 2, Uni
yersity Merchants :. Left on bases-Bishops
T. University Merchants 4. Bases on balls
on Gonzales ., oil Ybrarando .. Struck out
BY Gonzale5 10, by Nbrarando 13 Double
plays-E Leonard to Bell to o. Leonard. Hits
uade-On Gonzales /, of Nbiarando 3. Tine
o. game hour ana % minutes Umpire
Babcock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
LONG BEACH
)RE BY INNINGS
81 vAIAI.ARY

Home run-Tuton ]. Two-base Institution
/ Daniels l. Sacrifice hits-Boyer ., Wilkin-
son 1. Bases on balls-On Clark 10, on Cor
nltt . off Rhuland /. Struck out-By Clark
s. by Cofnitt D. by Rhuland l. Douple pays
r,,b,. IN Wilkinson. Patch to Wilkinson, Mo
7 cod to pearnc. Hits male-OR Clark TO- off
Cornitt 6, Oft RhulaEd 6. Passed Balls-Mc-
Ieoa . Wild pitch-Clark. Hit by pitched
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
FINALLY DEFEAT
LEAGUE LEADERS
BERNARDIN0 TEAM
TURNS TRICK
MccoRMIcKS WIN FROM CROWN
CITY PLAYERS
Santa Ana Defeats RaiIroaders il
Hard Fought Contest-kelley
of San Berdoo Club Makse
Sensational Catch

Santa Barbara was outplayed by the
San Bernardno team yesterday at
Santa Barbara, the final score being I
10 4. The outfeld of the visiting team
played sensational ball, Kelley saving
the game with hard catch in the
ninth inning when the bases were full.
johnson. the san Bernardino first
baseman. picked up several hot ones
az the initial sack. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
MANCHESTER TRADING CO.
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base nit-Couway. Sacrifice hitS-Jury,
NTurioll Croseman. Eases ON balls--On Cross
man o. of Gin l. Struck out-By Crossman
II. by Gin g. by Sutchie Q. Hits made-on
Croysm1n ]. off Gill = off Sutchie Tits
br pitched ball-Crossman 4. Time Of game
hour and 40 minutes Umpre-Niese. Scorer
-Ctor-e NJ Fletcher.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
GraNs Defeat Nadeaus

Nadcaus went down to defeat before the
Los Angeles Grays yesterday by the score
of 10 to T. the game going an extra frame.
The battery for the Grays, McClan and
Rhone; for Nadeaus Fullegan and stout
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
WHITTIER
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home runs--V. Nagle. Three-base hits
Pratt Cooncy. NJ. Pierce. Two-base hits
Byram. Pratt. Sacrifice hits-T Pierce,
Roduner Borden. First base on errors
Hughes L. Whittier J. Left on bases
Hughes 10. Whittier >. Bases on balls
of Ed Haght 3, Hatch .. Struck out-By
Haight ). Hatch IL. Double plays-Smlth
20 Riley Passed bals-Price Wild
pltchers-Haight. Hit by pitched ball
V. Nagle. Riley Smith Time Of game
las. Umpire-Mailheau
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27

VXT ITH the exception of a four
w round curtain raiser, yet to be
added To the nrnoram SnnrnflrN
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
M.AII1Rs
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Kerwin, Tozer, Wilson and
Kimmerle Bases on balls-Oh Tozer l. OIL
seaton l. Struck out-By rozer 10, by Seaton
II Time of camel hour and 40 minutes.
I'mpire-McNabb.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
DYAs- CLINE
SCORE BY INNINGs
Summary

Two-base hits-Annis and Bonett. Sacrifice
hits-Nane ., Haskins 9 Leonard, Smms.
eft on bases Gardena g, Dyas-Cline 8, Bases
on balls-Om Anns l. off Meyers ., off Spade
O. struck out-By Annis lS, by Meyers 6. by
spadc s. Double pays--Anns 10 Simms to
Bonett Hits madc-On Annis l., off Meyers 3.
cn Spade !. Passed blls-Simms . Schild-
whater 3 Hit by pitched ball-Nale. Time
of game-l hour and 3j minutes. Umpire
Gcheny.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
Huntington Park Wins

Huntington Park trimmed the Artesia
baseball team Christmas day to the tune
OF TO g. Pico and Daniels were the bat
ferry for tho winners while Poe and Ellis
did the heavy work for the Artesans,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
SANTA BARBARA
Totals .......35 10
SCORE BY INNINGS
81 AIMNI}Y

Three-basc hits-Nilhoit, Hensling. TWO
base h.ts-MolyneuN Kelley Cl5erdooD,
Dahympe. Sacrifice hits--HensliUg Nc
Coy Dalrymple, MollyneuX, First base on
Left ON bases-Santa Barbara s. san Ber-
doc Bases ON balls--On Hensling ., of
shafrr 1. Struck out--By Hensling c, by
Shafer o. Earned runs--San Bernardino g..
Santa Barbara ]. Wild pitches-Ienslins.
Time Of game-l IN. 40 min. Umpire
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
FRIDAY NIGHTS
CARD ARRANGED
PROGRAM ONE OF BEST EVER
STAGED HERE
WILLIS AND FLYNN MEET IN
MAIN EVENT
Both HeaVes Training Well and Each
Is Confident Of Decisive VIC
tory-Large Crowds at
Camps
NIGHTS Carl

:" ITH the exception of a four
w round curtain raiser, yet to be
added to the program. Secretary
Hancock Of the Pacific Athletic club
has arranged a fight card for Friday
evening which, with Willis and Flynn
as the main eVenteTS, should prove ono
of the best yet held during the present
season.
For Willis a victory will mean that
the hard-hitting San Francisco heavy
weight has jumped into the front rank
of the heavyweight division, while de-
feat would place him among the third
raters Willis is so confident of Win
ming that he is going after a knockout
from the first tap of the gong.
Flynn is taking no chances and has
trained consistently ever since the
signing of the articles. The fireman is
in great shape, and said yesterday that
he had never felt better in his life.
Both men like to mix things, and from
the present outlook the battle will never
go to the full ten rounds. A large
crowd watched both heavies yesterday
at their training camps.
Big Crowds at Camps
At Vernon Flynn first went on the
road in the morning and was out for
throe-quarters of an hour before he re-
turned TO Doyle camp. IN lNe dIIcf-
noon he appeared in the ring. and be
sides going through his unique eXer-
cising boxed five rounds with Roy
Page, two with Aldo the Turk and two
each with a couple of amateurs from
the vicinity of Vernon
At Eastlake Willis hit the road also
in the morning and in the afternoon
boxed eight rounds with Bill Pettus
and four with Young Jackson. Willis
appears to better advantage than III
any time since he came south. Willis
feels that nothing short of a knockout
will satisfy him. and this is what he
will aim TO do from the first entry into
the squared arena. Willis is contidenc,
and his hacker, VIII Caruthers, will be
down from San Francisco the latter
part of the week and win place a snug
wager on his protege to beat Flynn.
Curley O'Connell and Billy Cappelle
went through their PAGES getting ready
for that ten-round semi wind, and these
bays are expected to put up a spirited
battle, as neither has been defeated IN
any of his recent contests. Cappelle
never has lost a decision, and as he is
improving all the time he will be an
able opponent for the conqueror of
frankie Sullivan. O'Connell is getting
down to the 123 mark gradually and
easily and will be strong at this figure.
as he will not have TO extend himself
TO meet Cappelle at his own figure.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
WIELAND
SCORE BY lNNINGs

Totals ........35 ! 6 "a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
SIAIM AIRY

Sacrifice hits--Teny ana Beaver and Will
uams 90. First base on eUors--F. A. \. 4,
Wieland Z. Left on bases--F A. A 4. Vie
land T. struck out-By Smith Q, Acuna T..
Hits made--On Smith C. Acuna 1. Hit by
pitched ball-Hartenstien. Time OF game
1915. Umpire-Early.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
Iona Beach Wins

The Racycie baseball players and the
Long Beach boys clashed in a sluggins
match yesterday and when the smoke
of battle cleared the beach team was
one run to the good, with the score
standing to s. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27

The Bay city boys went to Redondo
and trimmed the beachites yesterday
by the score of s to g. From the re-
ports of the game. the Redondo players
proved hard losers. The score:
SAN PFDRO
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
MANcuEsTER TRADING %.
.E BY INNINGS

Tvo-base hit-Mchay. Bases on baIIs-OH
Walbridge J. Struck out-By Crossman 3,
by Concannon ., by Fellows ,. Hits made
on Crossman ]. off Walbridge T. off Fellows
) Time Of gamo-49 minutes. Umpire-Neise.
Scorer-George NJ. Fletcher
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
SANTA PAULA
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
TEDDY BEARS

Home runs---Rogerson. Two-base hits
Rogerson 2, Derania l. Sacrifice hits--Vogal
l. Dorsey 1. First base on errors-Teddy
Bears 2, Santa Paula /. Bases on balls
OF Derania 4, Hardison T. Struck out--By
Derania s. Hardison TO- Hits made-On
Derania i, Hardison IL Passed balls
Pressy 2. Hit by pitched ball--Schultz.
Time OF game-1 hr. 80 min. Umpire
Crimrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
San Pedro Defeats RedondO

bali-Pearne /. Boyer /, Patch l. Umpire
Fernandez.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
MODERN wooDMEN

for the winners in the last game, did
not allow a hit.
The score.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
.FITzSlMMONS
KNOCKED OUT
OLD WAR HORSE FL00RED BY
BILL LANG
TWELFTH ROUND SPELLS CUR.
TAINs FOR oNE-TlME CHAMP
Loser Appeared in Excellent Condi-
ton and Fights WeIl-12,ooO
Persons See Lang Put
Fitz Out
1Assoclated pressl

SYDNEY New South Wales Dec'
27.-Bill Lang, Australian heaVyweisht'
knocked out Bob Fitzsimmons in the
twelfth round of their fight at Rush
Cutters BAY stadium today. inc nsht
was evenly contested up to the iasl
round, when Lang forced Fttz TO tile
ropes, knocking him down with a rlght
hand blow to the jaw, and When ne
recovered sent him to the floor sense
less with a right hand uppercut.
Fitzsimmons had not appeared III
the ring in Australia since he !eft mere
for the United states many years ago
and when he climbed through the ropes
today he was given an enthusiastic
reception. an,
The veteran looked to be in splendld
condition after his long period OF
preparation.
The fight opened rather tamely. Lang
showing his extreme nervousness. lie
was frequently hootcd for holding III
the clinches and frequently buttlng ms
opponent and refusing to break clean.
FltZ, on the contrary, fought cleanly,
and quickly became the favorite Win
the crowd.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
SANTA PAULA
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hlts--PedrottL Two-base hits
-Cowan. Sacrifice hts-Nogal Dellarocea
p Schulz, Cowan. First base on errors
Bears > Santa Paula /. Left on bases
Bears g. Santa Paula > Bases on balls
of Schulz 9 Crimripe 4. struck out--By
Schulz ), j.. Crimrine .. Double plays
Mack, Cowan to Rogerson, VOCAL to Rogers
son Hits made-Om Schulz 4. Crimrine
Passed balls-Brown. Hit by pitched BALI
Cowan. schulz e. Lidimore. Time of game
-l;4J min.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-27
Eleventh Is Hot

As the fight progressed, Lang ae-
ouired confidence. and forced the pace.
but Fitz cleverly evaded his rushes'
and frequently landed clean blows to
the face and body. In hot rally I'D
the eleventh round FitZ cut Lang's
right severely with a left hand punch:
When the twelfth and last round
opened. Lang rushed Fitz to the ropes
and hoored him with a right hand
swing.
Fitz took the count of nine, and rose
groggy. Lang was at him fiercely as
soon as he reganed himself batter
ing the tottering veteran about the
ring. He forced Fitz against the ropes.
and with hard right uppereut on the
Jaw sent him down and out.
Lang was strong favorite in the
betting at odds of l to ?. His weight
was announced as 1SS, while Fitz gave
his as 1856 pounds. Arthur Scott was
the referee. The weather was warm,
Twelve thousand spectators witnessed
the fight.
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