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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10
To Contest ShnrnlY.

New York, Sept, 10,-There will be
tinge of sectional rivalry in the an
nual motor-boat carnival to be held
on the Hudson river, under the aus
pices of the Motor-Boat club of Am
erica, September 21-24. Western
motor-boat owners have signified
their intention of entering some of
the fastest boats from the Mississippi
river territory in an attempt TO wrest
from their eastern rivals the valuable
cups offered by the association The
Zero IL, said TO be the fastest boat in
the west, will be shipped ON for the
carnival.
Hoosier Boy. gasoline flyer, own
ed by J. W. Whitlock. will be pitted
against Dixie H. Nameless and 9TH
ers in the free-for-all class. The
course will be shortened this year to "A
triangle about five miles around.
The long distance races to Podgh-
keepsie and return for speed boats
and to Peekskill and return for cruis-
ing boats, will be decided on Septem-
ber 2l. and the series races for the
five championship cups will take
place on the alree following days.
The number of entries this year
reaches 75.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10
S5P()RTSS
Don't Like Prize Batting.

New York. Sept. lO.-At last it has
come. Manager Jennings of the Tig-
ers. Manager McGraw of the Giants
and Manager Mcguire of the Maps
are all complaining over the automo-
bile offered to the leading hitter of
the two major leagues Each one of
them has been heard to say now that
the fight for the top of the batting
average column is becoming hot be-
tween Cobb, Lajoie and Snodgrass,
that each OF he three great hitters Is
disrupting the team play of his cam
Al times each has refused 10 hit
for squeeze play or hit and run sig
nal because the ball offered did not
look like one that could be converted
into hit The three leaders have
even refused TO attempt to sacrifice
because of wanting every chance at
bat
1t begins TO look like a high spad-
ing affair in n poker game when two
players have more at stake on the
card than interest in the game A
ruling by the national commission
against offers of automobiles or 9TH
er prizes for high hitting average will
be no surprise next year
Al the present stage in the race
Lajoie has the best chance to be
perched behind the wheel of the buzz
wagon. The great Nap hitter took
the lead over Cobb last Monday when
he secured five hits out of six times
up. while the Tiger went htless
With Cobb out of the games Tuesday
and Wednesday, Lajoie still gained.
This, coupled with the slump taken
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10
WITH OUR EXCHANGES.

MIR. Bart Lynch is visiting his par
etns. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Lynch.
Mr.. Lynch, who lived here before he
moved to Grand Junction, has many
friends to welcome him back
Glenwood Avalanche.
The Grand Junction football glad
iators must cut out girls. tobacco,
booze. candy. cake. pie, late hours,
etc, and must have daily bath and
rub down. And still there is a big
bunch who want to play football. -
Telluride Journal
J. A. Silcott is moving his shoe shop
to the location of Andrew Roos to
whom he has sold out his business.
Mr.. Silcott will remain until Decem-
her first repairing and making boots
and shoes after which date he goes to
Grand Junction to start a shoe fac
tory. The big room recently occupied
by Mr.. Silcott has been leased by the
Boston store who will remove the
partition and have a big store
Telluride Journal.
The evangelist services on North
First and Front streets still continue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks have returned
from visit to Grand Junction where
they We're recently called on account
of the serious illness of Mrs. Brooks
sister. They expect to continue the
meetings here for some time and de-
sire to extend an invitation to all to
attend. Western Empire
Fred G. Holmes. of Grand juno
ton, is enjoying the race meet
Glenwood Avalanche
Mrs. Charles Lumley and daughter
Miss Marguerite, are here from Grand
Junction to attend the raees.-Glen-
wood Avalanche.
Il. E. Frary and daughter. Miss
Amy, went to Grand Junction Mon
day. at which place Miss Amy en-
rolled as student * the Hoel Busi-
ness College. where she will take a
course in stenography. Mr. Frary re-
turned home Tuesday-Weste
Slope Criterion.
Miss Myrtle Brown returned to her
home in Grand Junction Sunday after
visit with her cousin, Miss Blanche
Nelson.-Western Slope Criterion.
Charles R. Parks and wife. former
ly of Olathe but now of Plateau City.
are visiting at Olathe. They are
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

stopping at the home of DR.. Lock-
wood.-Western Slope Criterion.
Miss Emma Merrick. who has lived
in Glenwood the past few years, was
married in Grand Junction Wednes-
day afternoon to Mr.. F. Elmore of
Denver.-Glenwood Post.
w C. Boyer left on the afternoon
train Wednesday for Grand Junction
where he will remain for several
s.-Montrose Press.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10
GIenMnnd nnr Chnllcnrrs.

Joe Bonner, well-known in this city
rs one of the cleanest boxers that
ever donned the gloves, is out with
def to Wolgast for a ten round so in
Kansas City in the near future Bon
ner announced before leaving Glen
wood that he would go after some OF
the good boys in the ring and his
challenge of Wolgast shows that he is
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

by Snodgrass, gives Lajoie the edge.
Cobb and Lajoie are still hitting bet
ter than $50 but Snodgrass has
slumped into the $50 class. while This
Speaker of the Red SoX is but a few
points back of the young Giant.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Howdy Pap! Meet me at the Moose
Circus during the Mesa County Fair,
Grand Junction, Sept. 20-23, and |
will show you some of the finest spe-
cimens of wild and untamable beasts
ever seen out of the Jungle. The
town is yours, with plenty of music,
and good time for everyone. Come
early and stay late
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Miss Pearl Osborn left on No. last
evening for Gainesville, Georgia,
where she has accepted position as
teacher in well-known boarding
school
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Try the most efficient service in
the city Our wagon calls for and
delivers on time. The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

If your truss is not right, get
new one at the VanHorn Drug Com
pany, SOL Main street
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

$4,000 diamond for $4,000 See
our window. c. w. Primrose, jeweler
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Clean, cotton rags wanted at Th-
Sentinel office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

There is considerable demand by
people living outside of the city linn
its for accommodations in town SO
that they can send their children to
the city schools and Prof. Hayden is
in a quandry to provide rooms and
empty houses for the many demands.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

John Thomas has accepted posi-
tlon with A. h. & j. NJ. Sampliner.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

The republican primaries occur to-
row afternoon,
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

The republican primaries occur to-
row afternoon,
John Thomas has accepted posi-
ton with a. r. & J. NJ, Sampliner,
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Maulsby died this afternoon
Miss Laura Bedwell, daughter of
J. w. Bedwell, returned this morning
from visit to Salt Lake.
The merry -go-round will not re-
main all week as advertised but will
close Wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie Rockefeller, who has
been visiting her friend Miss Mabel
Tharp, left yesterday for her home at
Gunnison,
Mr. and Mrs. C. IL. Arthur will
leave Wednesday for their old home
at Webster City. Iowa, for visit of
about a month
\ large delegation from Grand
Junction are preparing to attend the
keeping his word The following
from the ST, Louis Star gives the dope
regarding the challenge;
Joe Bonner, a local lightweight, is
after match with Wolgast. Bonner
wants the setto over ten round
route and prefers Kansas City as the
site. Wolgast and Bonner are form
er sparriug partners Glenwood Az
alanche.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10
Not every wcr

Not every lace
for the blouse
cuped whole making
Mexican
with marrow border Of crocheted scaops this sort is
chiffon
the lace all the richer by beneath ~
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Apple Day" celebration at Canon
City on the 25th of this month
Horace r DeLong sold yesterday
the residence of j. o. Bradish on
White street between Fourth and
Fifth to Mrs Martha Milton of Chrys-
tai.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Maulsby died this afternoon
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Miss Laura Bedwell, daughter OF
J. w, Bedwell returned this morning
from a visit to Salt Lake.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

A large delegation from Grand
Junction are preparing to attend the
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

The merry -go-round will not re-
main all week as advertised but will
close Wednesday evening.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10

Miss Nellie Rockefeller, who has
been visiting her friend Miss Mabel
Tharp, left yesterday for her home at
Gunnison,
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-10
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY
From The Sentinel.

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The Washington times., 1910-07-02
WOMEN IN BOXES
TO SEE THE FIGHT

RENO. July Arrangements were
completed today for seating 500 women
At the JedrieS-JOhusOn fight on July (.
Screened boxes have been built where
the women may sit out Of sight OF the
crowd IL the arena
These boxes are at such a istance that
many Of the unpleasant features Of the
fight VIII be eliminated. The women
may not know at all times that John
son Is bleeding from q cut lip or that
JeTries nose is in a similar condition
They also may not hear unpleasant
remarks that may be made near t.
the fighters o by the fighters them
selves, but the general effect Of the
ring with its two fighters in il in the
distance AID the rows and rows Of
men about II viii be there.
Mrs Tex EICkard viii have a box
party, and AIRS. James J. Corbett. Mrs.
Rex Beach, Mrs James Kelly of san
Francisco; Mrs Jack Keeper. wife of
JeffrieS' Les Angeles partner Mrs
Jack JefrieS, and Mrs OTTO FIotO OF
Denver, VIII be guests.
Prominent divorces will also attend
the function
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
JEFFRIES BOXED
MUCH IN PRIVATE
By ROGER CORNELL,
cChief Trainer for Jefrfes)-

JEFFRIEs' TRAINING CAMP. RE-
NO, New. July 2-(Writteu especially
for the United PressD
Contrary 10 the popular BELIEF there
IS nothing homogeneous in the statement
that James J. Jenries viii be in the
best condition Of his career when he
enters the ring next Monday There
IS nothing miraculous about this and
this trite expression has become an
actual fact. The reason for the sup
posed incOngruity lies in the fact that
retirement is commonly associated with
old age Jeffries' retirement came when
he was thirty years old, before the
physical maturity. 10 which men Of
large frame come late JeHries Is larger
boned now than he was then, and he
has developed in every manner
Jefries has not had to come back"
in the sense that he was has been"
but as a precaution ne has devoted q
year and a half to preparation for a
fight for which training would usually
last only six weeks
Jen viii be faster Monday than in
any previous fight his system OF
training has been designed to build
up his speed and soften MS muscles
As the result of having soft muscles,
he has been able to stand more pun
ishment than he would if nature. s
this end in view, Jenries has ac-
tually spent more time on the mas
sage table than in the rinS. and the
result viii be an athletic masterpiece
for speed and endurance.
4 great deal has been said of JET
fries lack Of boxing practice On the
eve of the fight. now that secrecy
IS no longer OF any value, I will say
that Jeffries has had practically dOu-
bic the amount Of boxing and mas
sage that the public has heard of
For several weeks past and IN every
day when the CROWD was diSappOlnt-
ed IN not getting TO see tn big fel-
low work, he was boxing JeHrles
has been rising at ( q ~, and has
been hauling out his brother JACK
and Bob Armstrong for secret box
ing These workouts we're invariably
followed by massage. the whole pro-
ceedinE being kept secret in order TO
clinch the belief in JohnSon'S camp
that JeffTies was not working as
hard as necessary
Jehries viii win this fight well
under twenty rounds, but should the
battle go beyond that, il viii see
Jefries carrying the battle 50 full
OF speed and vitality as to surprise
ali except his most intimate fol-
lowers
The Washington times., 1910-07-02

Johnson any day. but you couldn' t
drag me into the ring in front Of JET
fries
sam LanEfOrd. negro. fEhter-Tse
awful sorry they're going 10 night
wanted 10 lick Johnson, but when 5eH
gets through wit him theTcll be moth
IN LEFT 70 me TO take a punch at
Bob FIIZSlmmOns- fighter JefrleS
VIII hit that negro once and JohDsOn'li
turn white. Why, Je1ries can Kill
him.
James J. Corbett. fighter and actor
II viii be Jen IN wa K
Al Kaufman. fighter Johnson viii
win all the quicker.
Billy MuldOon- noted trainer like
Jemrics because he - the huskier. The
fight may 20 the limit with Johnson
playing the waiting game
Tom Flanagan look for johnson Go
win inside Of twenty rounds
Robert E-d-ren. noted sport writer
Jeff viii win there VIII be no other END
T. A DOTgan f--Tad.D. sporting writ
eT-It's going 10 be q peach of q scrap.
take 10 from me
TEX Rickard-The scrap VIII be on the
level
1jiS Tim Sullivan, StakehoIder-Ir the
f5-ht isn't on the level youii see me
coming through the ropes with rush
Governor Dickerson- OF Navada-l am
convinced the night viii De- absolutely
Roger Cornell. trainer-Jefrles viii
win inside Of twenty rounds lie VIII
carry the tGnL 90 the negro all the
time
sam Fitzpatrick. JChusou's former
manaSer-If q little fellow Ike Tommy
Burns can send johnson 10 a hospital,
what will JeffrieS do 20 him.
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
JOHNSON'S MONEY
CALLS BIG BLUFF

JOTTNSOSS TRAINING CAMP,
RICKS RESORT. RENO. New. July .
Betting on Mondays night. which has
been light Up TO the present time. de-
spite contrary reports began 10 set
brisk today
some Indication OF what the John
son followers viii do. and where they
stand on the betting, was given out lasy
night when "a crowd Of Jacks followers
tried % bluff Bob armstrong, JeIries
Lusky sparring partner. by Offering 10
bet I.e5g on Johnson at 6fz 10 10. Arm
strong Immediately vanished, amid the
5eers Of his coIored brethren. but the
Johnson crowd lost its jubIaucy and
changed its tone. when Bob returned
half an hour later, accompanied by
Denver Ed Martin and a thousand
nIunks 10 bet The admirers OF John
son declined to wager, and the bis
crowd that had gathered a. the hotel
hootcG them
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
Continued from Eighth Page)

/ can see and hold I'D my hands
jones J. JeEries-
--Jedrfes IS two men nodded into
one He can tire any two men out
Skipping the rope 1000 times, punch
ing the bag twenty minutes, running
five miles on the road, and boxing ten
rounds is a sample of what he did
IN one afternoon That Is enough 20
defeat Johnson Farmer Burns
This is the Optimistic SIDE Of JET
fries camp The writer spent the en-
tire afternoon yesterday there No
rir2 work was done, but I made
critical examination OF his condition
Elfr5eS has accomplished wonders In
my Judgment. the result o. the bout
hinges on endurance anG recupera-
tive powers Mach work has been
done under cover to fool the public
and this has affected the odds IN the
betting.
The indicated champions eyes are
bright. his skin Is a good color, and
his breathing very easy Unlike re-
cent photographs published In the
East ne does not look drawn or has
Sard. He seems physically perfect
Nothing but the contest itself Ujil
prove whether JerfTieS FaS used the best
judgment in his tr1ininE methods Ger
hetC- Clo- nSzI- and BERGER do not seem
IIOrou-liT satisfied with his system OF
Week ~ has ms own IDEAS. however.
ard is CEGUTate. J-Ff rather STAGGERED
the biz crowd when he nUseG for nearly
one hour fer moving picture machines
with celebrities Of three countries or all
sides Of him
II is the supreme nsuc courict o. the
age and the confidence Of JET Sc lts
every visitor 20 camp away with the
feeling How can EC LOSE
Eur these susceptible minds must re-
memSer thar. with the exception Of run
lin. johnson IS tie biggest man JCIrles
has ever met With the exception of
one. Johnson i the Sreltest defensive
fighter VINO ever CT1Cc6 The ring The
battle well may be- called The greatest
SlaCIatOrIal contest Of modern times
Confidence does not always win ring
bouts. but l. is q mighty good asset
Jeffries can stand the -aft- has a heart
that Is as stout as his body. Is steady.
and knows EO- the taste Of defeat he
Is d rin- general and eNUerieucrd
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
EXPERT OPINIONS
FROM ALL QUARTERS

Here are what some competent ex-
perts third Of the fight
Alfred Henry Lewis-It viii be As
though one were armed with "A sword OF
steel against the others sword Of lead.
Jenries, by the sherest dint OF temper
and trenchant bitterness, should split
HE foe wide open like a mackerel-
Jack London. author-It IS the fight
OF fights. the crowniGg fight o. the
whole ring, and perhaps the last great
fight that viii ever be held. johnson,
the fighting boxer, viii so cp against
Jeffries, the boxing fighter Both are
cool, both are experienced. both are ter
rible- II VIII not be short fight
Abe AttelI- fghter-There is. nothing to
Il but JefrieS
John L Sullivan. fighter. actor. and
reporter 1t viii be 2 great fight John
son grows IN public opinion each day.
Tommy 6ghter; JEFF viii win
inside OF twenty rounds. I'd fight
The Washington times., 1910-07-02

who has been one OF JeTries' sparring
partners at Reno and in California
The letter was written on Wednesday
lass and in a confidential way advises
D0usherty 90 bet on Jedries- Arm
strong writes
Il don't think Johnson has a chance
This big fellow IS as good as ever and
IN better condition than I ever saw
him. His wind seems better than u
was when 7 fought him ten years ago
IN New York. His whole ambition IS
20 win this fight. and he is very con
udclt or winning Don't place too
much faith iu what some newspapers
say about Jefries not being in good
condition. for I am confident that he
VIII prove II when ne enters the ring.
that DE is ut as a fiddle and viii put
up the battle Of his life"
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
BOLD WOMAN TAKES
SON TO SEE FIGHT

CHICAGO, July EDDIE Henderson
OF Passaic, y j. VII not grow up 10
be mOIlycCddle Il his mother has her
yve-- Mrs. John p. Henderson and Ed
die were in Chicago yesterday on their
way 10 Reno TO see the Jefries-J ohnsOn
fight
Mrs Henderson has three 80 ringside
seats. and viii also take her SISTER. Mrs
Henry Short. Of Denver. to the big mill
81 think Eddie's trip 10 the night VIII
do him good" said HIrs. Henderson
We have 10 use for mollycodCles IN
or famLLE--
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
REMEMBER THESE
IN MAKING BETS

RENO. New. July 2-NewsDapers nero
today specuIated on the various possible
endings Of the Fourth OF July fight
The consensus OF opinion narrowed to
The following
% Knockout (either way. draw, referee s
decision on points teither way. decision
Oh a foul (either way, referees no con
test decision because OF taking. police
interference with no decision, referee $
decision (either way, based on police
interference.
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
SAM BERGER IS BARRED
FROM JEFFRIES' CORNER
What Fighters Say About Bout
BY JACK JOHNSON.

heavyweight Champion OF she
World.
RENO, New, July =--~If I felt bet
ter. / wouldn't know what 10 DO. I
Hook for a long fight Monday, and Z
will show best hand I figure Ia Will
be 2 repetition Of she SUlIivaH-Cor-
bett fight While I WON'T decide On
g.ny definite plan Of HttHciz until 1
sec Jem in the ring, / think I viii
beat him at long range, and IN the
cIInches-~
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
GROUNDS
---rl Ellie

When victory seemed almost certain
the Aggies tied up the game IN II
eighth and won out in the ninth, II
O. The game was called by Umpire
D0ugherty al the end OF the eighth
with darkness coming on Both teams
were willing 10 play 1t of, and the
next session proved disastrous Tor
Commerce and Labor
The credit OF the victory goes d.
rCcJly to Oakley. the Ages diminu-
tive catcher, as il was his drive that
sent IN the winning run Oakley has
held up Lynch In good style all sea
son Yesterday he arrived late, and
took Evans place In right field san
CerS doing the receiving Oakley IS
tie smallest player in the Depart
mental League
Dutch Kinney connected FOR two
triples yesterday, and attributed MS
son has net found Kinney lining tAem
out with any regularity but yestsT-
lays game saw two beauties
The Commissioners have clean
lead for the title now, and hope 70
defeat POstOfice next Tuesday Com
uerce and. Labor felt the defeat
Neeuly- IS the 1g-tO-5 victory over rhe
AEEies ON Wednesday made yeSter-
DAYS game look easy until the eighth
ard ninth innings
Norris had everything until he made
@ triple he was all IN after that
and the A=-ies took kindly 10 his
offerings II = generally the case
that a pitcher VIII run his head on on
q hit. and then 80 in the box and
-eC his WallOpS-
Lynch was touched up pretty lively
all through the game Triples. dOu-
bleS- and singles followed in rapid
succession. but ne was there in the
Hast rounds and held them safe
Drummer, Commerce and LabOr's
clever shortstop, met with a bad aCci-
dent yesterday in going after a
ground ball 4 wicked bound caught
him SauareIv n the eve and laid him
out The uneven ground and the long
grass have been responsible for many
bruises. but yesterday was the first
time that serious injury was done
ADDITIONAL SPORTS on PAGE 10.
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
by JAMES JEFFKIEs,
Retired Heuvyreight Champion

Retired HcHyEyyeiEht Champion
RENO. New, July 2--''I am bold
ing myself right on edge. ! fee! In
my heart that I am as good as 7 ever
WAS In my life, and I know that !
ana going TO be able Ia deliver the
goods Monday I have trained for
fcn-- fight, bUf I think I can get
johnson In one of the early rounds,
and a. soon rs ! see the chance I'll
take it,
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
J. JEFFRIES PICKED
BY BOB ARMSTRONG

CHESTER. Pa. July James F.
Doughel ". the sporting man OF Leip-
ervllle, at whose place Joe Cans,
George Dixon, Bob Armstrong. and
ether hstic celebrities have trained at
different times, received tonight a
personal letter from Bob Armstrong,
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
FULL NEWS Of THE JEFFRIEsJ JOHNSON Battle
BY A COMPLETE EXTRA

At the conclusion of the The Times will issue complete
containing all the details of the battle This will not be flash
the the will be complete
story ali the rounds, including the last You get the
complete story of the gyhole battle The Times
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
GROUNDS
North diamond. ElhpSe.

There have been few games in the
Bankers League this week owing TO
the press Of business IN the different
banks The end OF June and the begin
ning Of July marks the end and ad-
vent Of the fiscal year. and finds the
Bankers working overtime In a few
days battles viii be resumed and the
schedule taken up where Il was LETT
of. the few postponed games being
dtted n on the open dates.
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
GROUNDS

Thirteenth and = streets northeast
Bailey worked in the box for Ana
costa. He famed eleven. passed none
and kept the hits scattered
Donnelly at third and Riddle at first
make a fast fielding pair for Peck In
yesterdays game the former handled
seven chances without an error and the
latte- accepted thirteen chances with
but single miss Both men are handy
with the bat
Snyder. catching Tor AuzCoStia. GOT
the first i've UUr-0UlS in the game. Ia
all he handled fourteen chances with
out an error. and figured at the bat
with "a double and triple, scoring each
time
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
BY MEGAPHONE SERVICE

Times ngde telegraph wire will be extended direct the
second Of the Munsey Building. Experienced megaPhOne
will every detail of and tegraphed
ngside Dispatches should begin about 400 Mon
day afternoon
The Washington times., 1910-07-02
OLYMPIA LEAGUE.
GAME TODAY.
vs. SPartanS.
Yesterdays RESULT.
lartans. 10; TenIeytown, 9
GROUNDS
Thirty-dfth and V streets northwest.

The SpartanS broke into the league
by taking a see-saw game from Tenley-
town 10 TO O. Both teams hit the Dall
hard. but after the fourth inning tn
suburbanites could not touch MerdOCks
the Spartan southpaw-