Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-18
SPORTOGRAPS

{ Jack Twin Sullivan, the light
heavyweight of Cambridge. Mass, is
scheduled to hook up with Jack vii
liams in a siX-round affair to be pull
ed off tonight at Biddeford. AIe.
In addition to the regular events.
two-mile bicycle race will be feat
ured at the thirty-seventh annual in.
door games of the Twenty-third Regi.
ment to be held in the organizations
armory in Brooklyn tomorrow
Unless all dope fails, the Orange
football squad Of Syracuse University
will be mighty lucky to escape a
shut-out when they tackle the Illini
at Urbana tomorrow.
indications are good for an immense
crowd at New Haven tomorrow to wit
ness the annual gridiron battle be-
tween Yale and Harvard. despite the
fact that the Crimsons are open to
the accusation of taking candy from
babes
Ljungstrom and iSvanberg WHO
are no. Irish athletes. as may be sus.
pected-are matched to run full dis
lance Marathon in the Forty-Seventh
Regiment Armory at New York tomor-
row evening
Many moose have been sighted near
the Maine coast recently. and anglers
nj -; y
fishing trips in the hope of getting
a shot at the rash animals
Ann ArbOr IS today the Mecca of
western football fans, who expect to
see battle royal when the Michigan
and Minnesota clevens clash in the
Michigan college town tomorrow.
cit is stated that the demand foY
seats for the Army-Navy game at Phil
adelphia a week from tomorrow is al
ready in excess of the supply and
hat many applications will necessar-
lily be turned down.
A picked team of British football
players, representing the English Rug
by Union, will sail tomorrow for South
Africa, where series of games will
be played with the crack teams of
the new Union.
The open season for automobile
shows begins tomorrow. with the Pa.
cific coast dealers taking the lead by
inaugurating big show of 1911 mod.
els at Idora Park, Oakland.
Many crack trotters AL PAGERS
will be seld under the hammer at the
annual Old Glory sale, to be held next
week in Madison Square Garden. with
Geoge A. Balm. the country's greatest
horse auctioneer in charge.
Arrangements are being made by
eastern fanciers to hold a number of
pigeon races, under the auspices of
the newly organized American Racing
Pigeon Union.
With receipts OF 3S,4SO and expenses
OF $4,000 during the last year. the
report OF the Dartmouth College Ath-
letic Council shows that athletics have
been a financial success at the New
Hampshire Institution.
Pool sharps expect to see some clev
or stunts when Alfred De ore and
Jerome Keoah meet for the world s
championship in New York ten days
hence
Now that "a fight between Ad VOL
CAST and Battling Nelson for the light
weight championship appears certain
he They can. come back" bunch
arc getting out their hammers anc
they may be- right at that
Plans for great indoor meet In
January were made at yesterday
first annual meeting Of the new Bal
timore Civic Games Committee
Deer hunting in the northern Wis
consin woods is now on in fun tit
luck, as The forest fires segregated
the deer i'm certain favored localities
Smell fishing is now furnishiul
some exciting sport to the anglers
along Long Island Sound. November
and December being the best month.
FOR hooking those graceful fish.
JACK Johnson having recovered
from the automobile fever. is COINS
TO return 10 his last. and within 4
few months will probably take on
Jeanette and Sam Langford I'm Lon
don or Paris
p, Coaches Of colleges and athleti,
club officials will hold banQuGt il
st. Paul next week TO discuss arrange
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