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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-05

STuulllelll, hlSuJ vi hohSiCS POliO
wnie rozpocznie sYoie czynnoSci.
w miesiacu ty4n 4ostanie zamia-
nowany takze i naTepca sedziego
Moody, ktory poEodu chorobli-
wego stanu zdrow psunaf sic cd
piracy sedziowskie& przeszedi W
trwaly stan spoczy ku 81
Reno, New, 5 lipca Wczo-
raj rozegrala sic wHka piesciarzy
o szampionat swiatpwy pomiedzy
znienawidzonyrn przez bialych
\ Amerykan6w negr*n Jack John
.sonem a dawnym hiepokonanym
przez nikogo Jim stfriesem.
w pietnastem ST rciu zwyciezyi
Jack Johnson, wv liwszy przeci-
wnika silnem uderN Neniem w szcze
ke.
w pierwszych siedmiu star
ciach szanse ME byay latwe do
obliczenia, w kazdkfn razie John
son byl CORA. w o1nem dziewia
tenn starciu Jeffries&uderzyl kilka
raw Tohnsona w ssledzione j do
lex, ktore to miejsca maja bye II
Johnsona najslabRj wyrobione.
Cd dziewiatego stHcia otrzymy-
wal Jeffries jednoIfo drugiem IL
derzenia klinowe. wftwarz oraz u
derzenia cd spodu W szczeke, kto-
re powoduje wstrzaSnienia moz-
COVE, jest ulubionem najnie-
bezpieczniejszem uderzeniem
Johnsona.
w pietnastem starciu upadl
Jeffries, a skoro usi}owal powstac
otrzyma} Cd Johnsona, w chwili
oderwania rqk cd ziemi tax slime
uderzenie w glove, re bez przy-
tomnoSci runqi ma ziemie i ME
podniosl sic juz przez caly czas
obliczenia ,10".
Warunki walk samej byiy ola
Johnsona niekorzystnieisze, gdyz
go postawiono W aanecznym ro-
gu areny, wobec czego byi nara
zony ma slime, oslepiajqce oPero-
wanie siohca. Murzyn mic sobie z
.tego ME robii pocieszai przeciw-
nikow swoich siowami, re 10
bynajmniej ME zmieni postaci RE
czy ME odbierze mu zwyciestwa,
ySkoro po przyznaniu zwycie-
stwa murzynowi zblizyl sic tenze
do Jeffriesa, ably usciSnieniem re-
XII rozejsc sic, jak ma ludzi ,,dobrze
wychowanych" 70 lie to W pie
sciarstwie jest mozliwe. Przyp.
red.) przystaio, Amerykanie, idqc
"a popedem szowinistycznych po-
budek ME dopuscili go do miej-
sea, w ktorem cucono Jeffriesa.
Publicznosc, skoro tylko zeszli
zapasnicy z placu walki, zburzyla
i ma kawalki rozerwala arene,
chcac W ten oryginalny, prawdzi-
vie amerykahski sposob zamani-
festowac swoje niezadowolenie.
Walka toczyla sic o S1O1, 900, z
kt6rych go proc. przypadio John
sonowi, a 40 proc. Jeffriesowi.-
Nadto kazdy piesciarzy otrzy-
NAL po $4,000 nagrody Cd miej-
scowego aranzera zapasow.
Walka przyniosia aranzerom
walk, powodu zachowania sic
gubernatora Kalifornii, ktory ME
dozwoli} ma odbycie sic jej W San
Francisco, strate, gdyz kasa wy
nosila ty1ko $16o,OoO, CO wobec
przyznanych nagrod i kosztow
Jest "a ma&o.
Pierwotnie miala bye przyzna-
ma nagroda w IS s5 procentach,
ale ma zadanie samego Johnsons,
przyznano zwyciezonemu o Is
procent wiecej.
Widdletown, O., 5 lipca. - Z
powodu zderzenia sic pociagu o.
sobowego towarowym, naleza-
cego do linii Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton & Dayton" zgine}o 10 osob ma
miejscu, zostaiy smiertelnie, a
10 lekko rannych. Ze zabitych jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-05
KATASTROFA KOLEJOWA.
10 Os6b zabitych : Is rannych. = z why per-
sonalu kolejowego.
PODW0JNY SAMOSAD.
Kara "a zdrade. - Skazane jenerafa. - Wykluczone
pod osedlenia prZestrzenie.

pzeciw bapystOm MisyOnarz skary
brako opieki pOgody tygOdnia De-
mOnstracya przeciw watykanowt Skutki pozar6w as6w
W
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-11

SEMI-FlNALS

Commencing next Saturday night,
the Y. M. c. A. seniors will hold a
series of six intergroup athletic
contests, which will be in the ma
ture of semifinal series, to be
followed by a championship meet,
with a different division of the
men. The meet, which will be in
augurated Saturday night will con-
tinue for six weeks, five receiving
the attention of the contestants at
each meet.
The teams, with their captains
and squads, follow: Naps-C. c..
Sitter Captain, Hulquist, j. W..
Johnson, w. Staples. G. X. Portch,
c. e. Rathke and e. G. Glen. White
Sox-H. Merrill (captain), e. Hup-
perton, G.. A. Clarke, G. c. Bren-
necke, H. McCray, VIII Fischer, C.
Carpenter. Pirates-A. Merrill (cap-
tainD, P. Terway, w. Thomas. G.
Siepenthaler, c. Marsh, J. Conner
and p. Demaree. Cardinals-M.
Hoffman (captain), c. L. Saunders,
w. A. Moore, A. X. Whitney, V.
Nellenbogen, j. II. Patterson, r..
Clapp. Cubs-B. Kehoe (captain) i,
P. hyperion, j. Pierce. w. N.
Beadle, G. Shumaker. A. G. Wallace,
A. Syre. Giants-Ben Doris (cap-
tain, r. l.. Toole. Will Yake, T. c.
b. Gibson. James Jensen, C. e.
Kline and Wayne Weber.
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every man, woman and child in
lronton from their homes. So
gave a kid an old ball to climb
upon the room of the fire station
and ring the bell.
He did his work we'll, and in
about 10 minutes all the people in
lrOnton were outside the gates.
"All that was needed then was
a few bankers to mingle in the
crowd and yell Bargain today,
Last game of the season. Fifteen
cents admits you to all parts of the
stands There was an awful rush
for the 'turnstiles, and when the
game began there were over 1000
people in the stands.
Everybody appeared satisfied
except one crouch who was car
ried through the turnstile by the
tide. Hey he shouted, where's
the fire? | came out to see a
fire. | don't want to see no ball
game. Where is the fire.
1T was out in left field said
the groundkeeper. Jack Thorn
ton set the grass afire with a two
base hit. It's out now
1--WE split over $500 after that
game and all the boys had money
enough to pay their way home"
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THE LITTLE G A VIC
OF D NJ A N DA IS

About this time every year
meet my old friend, Jimmy Gil
man, now working for Uncle Sam,
and Jimmy comes across with a
story that is a dip into the old
times when Gilman was the best
second baseman in the country.
This is his latest:
After | had finished the sea-
son of 1892 in the Southern league
they sent me to Ironton in the
Ohio River league
1T was late in the year and the
crowds were small. Many of the
players were wondering how they
were going to get money enough
to get home.
Our last game at home was
played on a Saturday and half an
hour before play began there were
not over 90 people within the
gates.
in the extreme left-hand cor
ner of the grounds there was a
volunteer fire station, and as
looked at the station and the
meager crowd, an idea occurred to
me.
81 remembered that the night
before the fire alarm had brought
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-11
8 POINT WINNERS
in INDOOR MEET

The Third Monthly Indoor Meet
of the Y. M. G. A. Juniors resulted
in triple tie-up for first honors
yesterday afternoon, the same for
second position, and a tie for third
place. Only three of the scheduled
five events were contested, the
standing high jump, the running
broad jump and the rope climb.
r. Robinson, Gritman and p. Gill
lette were tied for first with 10
points each; McInnis, w. Robinson,
and George Brinkerhoff came Sec
ond with II points each, while
White and Torrance were tied for
third place with s points each.
In the 22-foot rope climb, each
man who competed successfully was
awarded five points. The other
events were divided points to the
first, second and third. The
best record for the standing high
Jump was 3 feet 8 inches by w.
Robinson, while Gritman went IA
feet inches in the running broad
Jump.
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Y. M. c. A. FIVE
HAS MANY GAMES

Arrangements were completed
yesterday for a series of three
games between the basketball fives
of the Y. NJ. C. A. and Gonzaga
college. The first game will be
played on the association floor on
March 4, the second will be played
at the college on March IS, while
the third and deciding game will
take place at the Armory on April / -.
The Y. M. c. A. quintet has been
showing to better advantage than
the collegians this year, winning
every game played thus far. The
Gonzaga team is forging rapidly to
the front, however, and Manager
Carolan hopes to have his men in
shape by March to make things ex-
tremely interesting for the Associa-
ton stars.
Manager Weber of the Associa-
ton five states that the next game
played by his crew will be against
Occur d'Alene on January %, at
Idaho City. A game at Whitman
against the varsity five may be
played on January 20, although this
Weber expects to play the Uni
versity of Washington, University
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to train, | am convinced that he
will be there" when he meets Jack
Johnson.
Only game man can train, while
many a man who lacked this quail
ity has made a name in the ring
Strange, isn't it?
And especially does this apply to
a man like Jeffries, who retired to
life of luxurious ease for six
years, during which time his vital
organs became accustomed to the
new condition and he tok on flesh
and grew soft.
To Jeffries, training meant weeks
of agony. But when he heard the
call the big fellow had the heart
and the gameness to put comfort
behind and buckle into training in
earnest.
Only men who have trained can
begin to appreciate what it meant
to give up stimulants, rich food,
late hours, idleness and boon COM
panions for plain foods, early hours
and hard work.
Stomach lungs and muscles COM
planned. Oh, how they cried out
when the strain was felt. Sore and
stiff in the morning. with only a
repetition of the work in which to
find relief. And this for days and
days, until. the fat disappearing,
stomach responding TO rational
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treatment, lungs having returned to
their normal condition and other
organs correspondingly healthy, life
again become worth living.
But the interim! Only a game
man can struggle through it.
When Jeffries began training he
weighed 270. Today he weighs 23O,
and every one of the missing 40
pounds is accounted for in abstem-
ious living and laborious work.
Rope skipping, bag punching, dumb
bells, road work, wrestling, all
played part.
And this is but preliminary. Jeff
ries hasn't commenced real train
ing, nor will be for some time. But
If preliminary, the training has
been necessary, for it has prepared
Jeffs body for the strenuous work
ahead-wOrk he could not do had
| he not spent months getting ready.
Maybe you think it easy to fore
go the good things of life-tO cut
out every Indulgence and eat only
what hard hearted trainer per-
mits-to go to bed and get mp at
command and do a stipulated
amount of hard work every II
/ hours.
Step into room by yourself and
try those exercises you did when a
yOungster. Touch your toes with
your fingers without bending VOur
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-11
ELGHT-CLUB CIRCUIT FOR
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE

THE matter was informally dis
cussed at a previous meeting Of
the league directors, and feel con-
fident that if Butte and Helena can
show us that they mean business
they will experience no difficulty
in breaking into the Northwestern
circuit"
Helena was one of the few towns
that made money in the Inter
mountain league last season. With
a ball park situated within five
minutes walk of the center Of
town. one of the best diamonds in
Montana, higher scale of prices
for admission to the games, and a
red-hot bunch of baseball fans, Hell
ena should prove a strong addition
to the league.
Butte fans and Butte newspapers
have been clamoring for a North
western league franchise all win
ter, and while the talk has seem
inely died down because they con-
sidered it impossible to break into
the circuit in 1910. a number of
business men are reported to be
willing to back a club at anv time.
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ADVOCATE ACQUZSI77ONOF..
NEW SITE FOR THE S.A. A. C.

A strong movement on foot
among the members of the Spokane
Amateur Athletic club to increase
the Indebtedness of the organiza-
ton in order to secure a site sew
eral blocks down the river for use
When the present site may be sold
to better advantage and the new
one be relatively as near the CEN
ter of town, will probably be sprung
tonight at the nominating meeting
in the club gymnasium.
1t is argued by those in favor of
the purchase that within four years
the present site will be enhanced in
value to such an extent that the
new site will be paid for and fine
modern club building erected from
the proceeds of the sale. The I'M
dertaking is large one in that it
means the REIMBURSEMENT of pres
ent expansion plans and a larger in
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which has been programmed for the
Nancouver-Spokane smoker will be
a four round go between George Nc
Cloud, new 115 FOUNDER, and Wal
ter Hassig, the Kennewick lad who
starred at the Seattle Athletic club
couple of seasons ago.
McCloud was given workout
yesterday and showed up in great
form. He is a rangy lad. but along
lines similar to Johnny Parsons. He
weighed only 119 pounds yesterday,
which means that he will have no
difficulty in making lis pounds for
the Kennewick wonder. McNoud
has had considerable experience at
the amateur game in the east and is
prepared to give good account of
himself against any man of his
weight in the northwest
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VANCOUVER WRESTLER
MINNEAPOLIS CHAMP

l.. Walker, the 1853 pound wrest-
Ter who will oppose Chris Gesek on
the mat Friday night, is a distinct
find for the Vancouverites, holding
the Minneapolis championship at
the weight, in addition to other
titles.
Minneapolis is probably the great
est wrestling city in the United
States, and for a man to hold the
title at any weight means that he
Is a top notcher. Joe Adams, the
local referee and former S. A. A. C.
grappler, knows Walker and de-
clares that the Vancouver entrant
will give Gesek the tussle of his
life.
M'ClOUD VS.. HASSIG.
One of the CLASSY preliminarjes
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knees. Or go out and jog mile.
See how quickly your lungs will fill
and your heart pump. Then you'll
KNOW.
Training requires genuine game
ness. Many a fighter has been
forced to work by his trainer. Men
resort to every excuse to avoid
training tasks. 1t isn't that they
don't want to be in shape, but they
hate to train. Some would rather
take thrashing than go through
the agony imposed by training.
It's because | know Jeffries has
trained faithfully, and is today in
fair shape, that ! am confident he
| will return to the ring July in his
old form. | base my conclusion
upon the well established fact al.
ready referred to, that if man can
train he can fight, and in Jeff's case
| might add, if he can train he can
! come back"
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Manager Houston of Helena to Apply for franchise Butte
Also After Place in Circuit-Cohn
FavOrs Expansion.

The Northwestern league of 1910 may be an eight
circuit Helena is clamorng for berth in the league
while Butte is anxious take her place once more With
the Northwesterners President Joseph p Coin of the
Indians favors the admission of the Montana cities
into the circuit which would an inland as we'll as
coast division of the league.
Manager Jack Houston of the Helena club of the Inter
mountain league is in Spokane today comforting with
President Coin before taking his application before the
Northwestern directorate at Seattle the 18th.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-11
BAN AGAIN ON
WALLACE FIGHTS

Manager Cisco Bullivant received
a telephone message from Promoter
A. C. Burke of Wallace, Idaho, last
night, informing him that the
county authorities have put the XII
bosh on the boxing game and that
the Tucker-Holland bout, slated for
the 22d, cannot be pulled off in
that town.
The men will meet in another
Idaho town on or shortly after the
scheduled date. The cause of the
ban on the recently opened game
was the squabbling of promoters,
who failed to agree on the division
of events.
Holland is still training for his
go with Tucker and in confident
that he will met his man this
month
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-11
F. D l r F. D b Y
James II. CasseU
SEATTLE Y. NJ. E. A. MAY SEND
CREW OF WRESTLERS TO S.A. A. C..

boasts of other star grapplers.
The s. A. c. has taken many of
the best wrestlers from the Y. M.
G. A., which has developed re-
markable number Of athletes who
follow this game.
In the event that Seattle &C.
cepts meet with the local club
they will be asked to bring a cou-
pie of boxers along with two or
three wrestlers. Should they be
unable to secure the boxers, ow-
ing to- the ban recently put upon
boxing by the Seattle associa-
ton, a number of classy young
sters from the 8. A. A. G. will be
given places on the card.
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# am far Of an Sgub Northwestern League 1910 with Helena and Butte 80

An inter-club wrestling smoker
between the Seattle Y. M. G. A. and
the S. A. A. c. is one of the posi-
bilities for March sporting events
in Spokane. Cisco Bullivant of the
club stated last night that if the To-
cal association does not wish to
take on the Seattle wrestlers that
a series of matches may be ar
ranged with the s. A. A. c.
Harvey E. Donaldson, the cap
tain of the Seattleites, is the
champion 115-pound mat artist of
the coast, representing the Seat
tie A. G. at the P. N. A. meet last
spring. while the association
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penses are heavy, an effort will be
made to secure the cooperation of
Portland and Seattle, so that the
expense account may be split be-
tween the three clubs.
Yokels Y. NJ. C. A. lads are
strong on the wrestling, but boxing
is tabooed. Three first class box
ers will be picked up in the Nor
mon city and with there classy
grapplers a good show is assured.
The team was here last year and
gave a good account of itself.
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debtedness. 1t is probable that a
committee will be appointed to in
vestigate the matter.
The enthusiasts who favor the
purchase of new site already have
visions of a six story club building,
three stories in front and six in
rear, with a three story drop to the
floor of the valley, where gymnas-
ium, pool, baths, etc, would be To-
Gated.
With the schemes to combine
with the commercial club, enlarge
the present building and purchase
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-11

Helena made good money in the
Intermountain circuit last season,
but is anxious to rejoin the North
western circuit. Houston declares
that the Helena people are clamor-
ing for admission to the league and
that Butte is also anxious to get
into the fold.
I'VE have one of the best ball
cities In the country" declared
Houston this morning, "and the
fans would support the Northwest
ern league in a fashion to make
the larger cities in the league sit
up and take notice"
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(SPORT PAGE
SALT LAKE CITY ATHLETES
IN SPOKANE NEXT MONTH

Mike Yokel's Salt Lake City
wrestlers and boxers will probably
De brought to Spokane again this
winter, showing against the S. A.
A. c. athletes in this city, and fol-
lowing this interclub meet with
smokers at Seattle and Portland.
Physical Director Cisco Bullivant
received word from Yokel last
night asking for smoker in this
city and the Salt Lake crew will
probably be accommodated the lat
ter part of next month. AS the ex-
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date has not been definitely set.
Of Idaho, the Wallace Athletic club,
Davenport high school. Colfax high
and Rathdrum high before the sea
son is ended. Challenges were sent
to the last three schools last night
and games will probably be ar
ranged with each of them for the
near future.
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FRARY SIGNS
1910 CONTRACT

Ralph Frary, the indicator-man,
who has been chosen by President
Lucas to officiate during the season
OF 1910, received his contract yes
terday. Ralph is much pleased
with the terms of the paper and
while he was DESTROYS of taking a
trip higher up in baseball this sea
son, he is satisfied to remain in the
Northwestern circuit for another
season.
Frary was regarded as one of
Lucas best officials last season,
and when the announcement was
made that Frary was to be retained
for the coming season, Lucas spoke
very flatteringly of the local man.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-11

AT THE VAUDEVILLE SHOW.
"Music helps that act wonderful
ly, doesn't it?'
Yes. Even without the act, the
music would be the making of
it."
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COIN FAVORS LARGER CIR.
GUT

Cult.
Il am heartily in favor of the
admission of Helena and Butte into
the Northwestern league" declared
Joe Cohn, the Indian president
manager, this morning.
AN eight-club circuit looks
mighty good to me. Spokane
would benefit to a great extent as
the stop-over town between the
Coast and the Montana towns, and
this city would undoubtedly wit
ness more baseball than ever be.
fore.
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SP09RET SPICE
SAN FRANCISCO THE TOWN.


majority of have believed from the first nowthsandng
Richards chatter the contrary that San Francisco would s
championship mill 1t merely matter OF
information the subject
which
metropolis He has petioned the San Fran
pull 45round fight in
difficulty will be experienced securing the necessary
promised the business of Salt Lake City that ne
the fight Utah The state OFFICIALS
Richards Tex
doped out that and mighty glad Salt Lake turned down
permitted The ban the Aground
will be overlooked this instance allow the
fighters settle the question of supremacy
LANGFoRD BOUT.
Sam" angford has enced another into the
mlddlewelght
afraid tackle has agreed with Sammy for ten
stumbling block middeweigh asprants
white following the
he is refused chance
will smoothly Should Kechel be
Baby of
middleweight title likely hands
once placing the hands the coored
SACRAMENTO AS A FARMING CLUB
Pacific likely into
judging from the weak financial
dondI0n aggregation Following the uimatum
allowed the baseball people build new
Coast league club would probably be
the Capital city President Taylor of the Boonans
with offer $4,000 for the franchise Taylor desires
) California club to farm bis surplus players.
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BY TIP WRIGHT.

BY TIP WRIGHT.
Any man who can train can fight.
1t isn't the fighting that makes the
men who know hesitate, but the
fearsome preparation.
And because Jim Jeffries has
proved his willingness and ability
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REFLECT SAME OFFICIALS.

+. F. Emery, president of the
club, and William Corey and Jacob
Schiller, the three retiring direc-
tors, will probably be renominated
tonight, as there is no opposition to
them and general demand that
they serve the club for another
term. The election will be held at
the club tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-11

Dance every night except
Monday. Private lessons
every afternoon, at the Co.
lumbia Hall.
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new site, agitated among the club
members, it is evident that radical
changes are to be made in the club
within the next few months.