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Bike Racing
Has GiUen Cameron
A NeW Disposition

new to the game. and although I have
handled many slx-day riders n
thought I know II all. I found there
were a thousand different angles OF the
contest that a only be learned by
actual experience.
In the first place lack of sleep made
me cranky. and then I got the idea I
don't o why, that my team mate.
Krebs. was conspiring against me.
Everything had q Suspicious complex
Ion to me. The monotony OF h grind
got my goat. too. I didn't ride any
thing like I can or am doing now.
'In this race I feel like q seasoned
veteran. / could carry Krebs on my
back this year. The nrst day Of the
race was my hardest. When that was
over I began to feel acclimated. a. II
were. and right now I am riding better
than I ever did and getting faster every
hour. Barring accidents. and they can
always be looked for. I think Hnlstead
and I will be right there at tho end.
II We are not in the first a I don't
think We will b. worse than second. II
you saw what we did to that bunch In
Wednesday mornings sprint you know
We have little to fear from any OF
them.
II don't mind saying. however. that
the team to be feared Is Fogler and
HIN. Joe Is a good rider when right.
and he looks right this year"
Cameron won International fame by
handling Johnny Hayes the year the
little New Yorker won the Olympic
Marathon in London. He rode with
Hayes on "A bicycle all the way and
rendered valuable assistance. without
which Hayes might not ave won the
big event for America.
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Much Opposition to Powers,
and, Anyway, He Has Bust
ness Venture to Promote.

IF present indications count. Ed Bar
row OF Toronto will be elected prea-
4 dent OF the Eastern League at the
meeting which will be held in this city
next Monday afternoon. Pat Powers
doesn't intend to again become q can
didate for reelection. as he has a busi-
ness venture thai he wants 10 promote
and can't spare any more time on base
ball.
Barrow has had lots Of big league
experience. At one time he was In
charge Of tibet Detroit Tigers and has
since managed Montreal. He Is a cool
level-headed a n looks like a good
choice for Eastern League head.
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TOMMY MAl0NEY TO MEET
YANKEE SCHWARTZ TONIGHT

In the flnal event OF ten rounds at
the Long Acre A.. A. tonight. Tommy
Maloney, tho west side lightweight. will
meet Yankee schwartz. the clever
Quaker. AS both boys are fart and
hard hitters the members should wit
ness one of the best bouts OF the sea-
son. Both boys have trained faithfully
for this bout and each win try his ut
most to be returned a winner before the
final gong sounds.
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Weber, New York A. C.'s
Great Rubber, to Accom-
pany Him in Spring.

TT YOU are an athletic follower o
know "Jake"-Jake Weber of the
. New York A. c.. the greatest rubber
in captivity. II you have ever met Jake
you know that he Is the human encyclo-
paedIa on events athletic.
Jake's a wonder. He knows every
modern performance that has taken
place on the cinder path and he's not
backward about telling OF the good ones.
ICON Walsh Is the best OF all the
weight throwers produced In this u
try" said Jake when seen at the St
Nicholas Rink.
I'm going to take Harry Gissing over
to England to win the British half-mile
Gissing is even a better runner than Is
Sheppard. Gissing Is stronger than the
Irish-American champion. and l know
that lie will be able to take the measure
Of the English runners next spring.
continued Weber as he rolled a coupl'
Of dozen Of towels into q neat bundle.
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Sp0RTlNGAEgTRZ%99%4 5 "a
News AND NOTES. LZOU1ClP

JOE HUMPHREYS rs ON THE JOB
with another wrestling programme
that is even better than his last
attempt At Grand Central Palace. The
next carnival win be held At the same
place next Tuesday night. and X the
enthusiasm shown at the last carnival
may be taken as . criterion. the next
n should be a wonder. Zybszko. OF
course. will be the star. The giant Pole
will be seen in q finish match against
DR.. Roller. best two In three balls. VIII
Bingham OF England will appear again
In three bouts.
THE LOCAL HOCKEY SEASON
will open Saturday night when the Yale
and Crescent Athletic teams meet at st.
Nicholas Rink.
THE PENNSYLVANIA FOOTBALL
team didn't have a profitable season.
The treasurer says that the receipts fell
off $4,000 from what they were .ast year.
WILLIAM HEPBURN RUSSELL
Of this city has really bought the Bos-
ton National League Baseball Club, as
he already has made the first payment
OF $4,000 to John p. Harris OF Pittsburg.
the former n and the balance.
81. 900. will be paid in February. 1t is
said there will be changes made in the
management OF the club. and that IIar-
ris will step down n out from the
presidency to which he was elected
Tuesday after the National League
meeting here next week. and that Fred
Terney. the former Giant first base
man. nay become manager of the team
"A position he once held.
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COLUMBIA AND HARVARD Ai.-
vying with each other to secure the
services of Dave Fultz. the old Hilltop
outfielder. as baseball coach In the
spring. Fultz coached the Blue and
White nine last year, and has devel-
oped quite an interest in that team; 30
the Crimsons will have to make q very
tempting offer before they can secure
his services.
THE FOLLOWING COLUMBIA
freshmen were chosen In h trials hold
to represent their class In the annual
swimming meet with the sophs. which
Is to be held tomorrow: Deffaa. House.
West and Rogow Cor the so-yard re-
lays. House and West for the hfty-yard
swim, Beffaa and Schmidt for the 1Co-
yard swim. Sutlinf N Rogow for the
30 yard swim. Koteck and Sutin Tor
the plunge and Deffaa and Rogow Tor
the fancy diving event.
THE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
basketball team is rapidly rounding into
shape for their first game Saturday.
Coach Mellitzer Ii not fully decaded as
to the Ave he will put o nthe floor. but
It Is pretty nearly a certainty that Capt.
Smith, Streusend and Girdansky WILL
appear In the lineup.
ANOTHER ELEVEN HAS CHOSEN
It's captain for nex season. II Is West
Point. which has elected Robert F. Hy-
att. OF Arkansas. He has played on the
Army team for three years, and In
the season just closed. even thoug he
wa out for a long time owing TO In
juries, made a great reputation for him
self as quarterback. He Is also a cool.
clever baseball pitcher.
SoNoMA GIRL. THE FAMOUS
| ~trotting mare. has been sold by Lolita
] Crabtree OF Boston to c. w. Moore OF
St. Claire. Michigan. for $4,000.
THE PRINCETON BASKETBALL
Ave has been suspended from the A. n
U. for playing the Crescent A. c. OF
Brooklyn. an unregistered team.
A FIVE-MILE RELAY ROLLER
skating race between teams represent
Ing New York and Bridgeport Is tn
feature scheduled for to-night at tn,
METROPOLITAN Roller Rink. On the New
York team will be William Blackburn
the Eastern professional champion, ans
Frank Brewer while Bridgeport will bs
representa- by Harry Burke and George
Chatield.
JACK LADBURY AND DARK
Grimm fought a tame ten-round battl'
at the Sharkey A. c., neither boxej
hardly hitting Hard enough 20 break al
egg.
GEORGE HACKENSCHMIDT WOH
over Joss Westergaard, the Iowa wrest
Ter in two straight falls In their mattel
at Chicago. accomplishing both OF then
inside OF fifteen minutes.
ALTHOUGH lie LOST THE MATCH
George Moore OF this city broke tn
worlds record for a high run at three
cushion billiards by making IL points 1
the twenty-fourth inning OF the fms
game against Tom Gallagher at Doyle
Academy. The old record, fourteen
was made by Frank Peterson at s.
Louis twenty-five years ago. Moore wo
the closing game. CT to II. but Gallaghe
won the match OF three nights play. II
' to lo.
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o @ iS,r ~ fsht Hugo kriIss. the middlsWsisht
OF Chicago. for twenty rounds. on Jan. II,
Moodmau eaya that b. Jan. IL he and Langford
will lie In England.
HAiy ferns and Charlcy Lawrence. who wore to
have cla1hef at the Long Acre A. A. on Dec. Ii,
have shifted their match TO the Sylvan A. C.. and
the contest Will be deridet on lrc. II.
Bily Wat, the local wsltsrwsisht. will reente,
several months. He will meet Ted Nelson OF
Australia in a ten nnund bout At the staa OF the
Long Acre 4. L. West has put up some good
fights in the squared circle, and as a resuht OF his
long rest ought TO give Nelson the hardest kind
~ a fight.
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Li,nmu De Forest to GiUe'
Moore Plenty of Hard Work
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At Long Acre A. A. Tommy
Maloney Will o Yankee
Schwartz Of Philadelphia for ten
rounds.
At Metropolitan A. c. OF the
Bronx Young Dyson Of Providence
will tackle Joe Hurley OF Harlem
for ten rounds.
At Brooklyn Beach A. c. OF
South Brooklyn. Philly Meow
ern and Young Wagner will clash
in the star bout OF ten rounds.
At Reno A. G. OF Brooklyn
Young Patsey Haley will meet
Young Froehlich for ten rounds.
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viii. Be Chosen
Eastern LEAGUE Head

Thomas J. Lynch may have his
troubles when II comes time for hold
ing the election Of the National League
in this city next week. Brooklyn. Chi
cago and Philadelphia are very bitter
against him. and st. Louis Is on the
fence. so he may rave q hard fight on
his hands to be reelected. There are
two or three Of the magnates who stili
want to jam through a lss-game sched-
ule. and this may also cause a lot Of
wranglinG.
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T0-kiGHT'S GO MEANS MUCH
10 WAGNER AND M'G0VERN.

Young Wagner and Philly MoGovern
VIII meet tonight at the Brooklyn
Beach Athletic Club OF Brooklyn. The
winner of the battle win be matched
with Digger Stanley, the English ban
tAmwefsht champion. who Is coming TO
Af8&nca in a couple OF weeks. Stanley
10 coming mainly TO meet Champion
Johnny Coulon. but FIRST will take on
tn winner OF to-night's light
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Pal Matched With Three Men
Now, Murphy, Erne
and Baldwin.
ny John POLLOCK.

.AVING come 20 the conclusion
~ that Pal Moore. the fast little
1 i Philadelphia lightweight. needs
plenty OF work In order to box In his
best form, Jimmy do Forest. his man
ager. has Just arranged three important
bouts for him. lie will first meet
Tommy Murphy for ten ROUNDS az inc
Empire A. c. OF Harlem ON Dec. 10. lie
viii then take OF Young Erne, the great
philadelphia lightweight, for SIX ROUNDS
al the National A. G.. OF Philadelpha
on Dec. 81. Next he'll face Mntty bad
win for twelve rounds at the Armory
A. A. OF Boston the frst week In Jann-
airy.
MIN. Twin" sullivan, tive rugged Fighter OF
Cambridge, Mass. aud Young lo9shrsy G' , rmi
s,iofs r.. inieraaticnAl 4. e Of Buffalo on Ne.
Years Day, Jan. 2 l9nshrey i ons 'y ths
sa%s'i i-;t .os b ~ ,h yt ' Ssii 10 III, is' final one lie
ought TO ave Mike a tough bout
Fighting Dick Nelson. who has, done consider,
able hsbiIng 10 far m. yer; has iu m., ee' r,s sisnSs
W for anqISG'r, o ssp'S ~sssi,ers AZ Sn' in a ttu,yoaad
IN, on me niT6, e pGS, 20 .s,sl Te ssrD yI k,n na,tIS
tions al a fast pace.
!. ~ ,hass game h,avyweishts, Jim Harry Of
"hi9aso and rohy Ross, The Italian, o, N,M
IsstlC Pa, They Will come together IN q t"en'y'
| ,o,md bout al the est side A., q, on htrt sun
aav afternoon. Bsrt Keys. OF this city VII, meet
1 hKiA rden6ursh of New orleans in the s'ini'final
OF ten rounds
Alec Mclean, the well known manager Of fight
err n Boston. has again taken sandy ftrsuson
liz Hnsiun heavyweight, under his manag, ment
Mclean !. nov tping To arrange a bout ior Sand,
Nith sam laugfoId. and the chances are theN
win he signed 40 TO hattie for tNNlyo rounds a.
/ lie AImuD A. a. of BOSTON on Dec. II, Fergu
ION Is IA strict training,
A bout has been olipched between iiowar
smith tie NaItMeight ~ Perth Amlny, \. J,
and Young Nixon ~ Boston. who Is regarded a
one nj tEr most pTDmlsing boxers produced II
Nrw England IN years. They will engage IN q ten
FOUND bout bCfur- the Gr1gan A. q, 81 Water
yieF. y. Y, 10 two weeks. The weight will b
1893 pounds. W igh In NJ q 4. NJ.
Tommy O'Toole. the crack feathcrweight q
sword woks on account 81 a severe. injury I
his right leg, which he received while playin
football. II was. thought AZ first that he had
broken les, hut his physician, after an. examine
hon. discovered that a ligament had been tor
aud his les ~sprained.
| Joe Woaiman, manager Of Sam IAngford, an
Pory lynn. the Boston heavy weight, says thsI
y no truth IN tAs Nport sent on from Los Ansss
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Gissing Will Try to Win
British Mile Run

There Is a lot OF talk about Sheppard
going over to the other side In the
spring. but I'm going to take Glssing
over on my own hook"
There Is no doubt that Gisslng will
compete in the English championships,
and the probability is that he will be I'M
der the immediate care OF Jake Weber.
As for Sheppard. he says that II Is his
intention TO leave fo- the other side as
soon as the spring weather sets In, and
that he Intends running In every Euro
pean country, then travelling to Aus
tralia and home by way OF the Pacific
coast.
Last fall Sheppard received an offer to
run against Lunghi In Italy. but 1t vas
not strong enough to cause Sheppard
to part with his amateur standing. and
he decided to wait until better offers
were made.
Con Walsh. the great weight thrower.
says that he wants TO return to his ma
tive heath. and II Is likely that he will
make the foreign tour with Gissing and
Jake Weber.
Joe Cohn. winner. Of the Y, ". c. A. cross
country run held last Thankssivins Day, va
at tho game. but I'm beginning to feel that
~Josephus as he edged up to the dog counter.
lawson Robertson. the trainer II the /. A
A. C.'s athletes, has been buried under the sno'
al flathuei junh~ the last two days. "Rol
hie's" friends have sent out several messenge
he is. busily putting aids on his youns dsuSL
tiers buggy.
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Joe Woaimsn. manager Of Sam IAnsford. AMI
PorE Flynn. the Boston heavyweight, says there
y no truth IN tAs report sent on from tNs Anssss
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GEORGE HACKENSCHMIDT WON
over Joss W~estergaard. the Iowa wrest-
Ter IN two straight falls In their match
at Chicago. accomplishing both OF them
inside OF fifteen minutes.
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bout has been olipched between Howard
smith The naiMeight ~ Perth Ambny, y. j.,
and Young Nixon ~ boston. who is regarded a.
me ri tEr most promising boxers produced in
New England in YEAR,. They will engage IN 4 ten
round huut before the Grugan A. q, ~ Water
Met, y. y. 10 two weeks. The weight will be
ig3 pounds, W ish In NJ u 4. NJ.
The evening world., 1910-12-08

Alec McIsAn, the well known manager OF fight
err a Boston. has again taken sandy f~trsuson'
lie HOsiun heavyweight, under his manag, ment'
Mclean !. nov trying 10 arrange q bout Tor SANDY
Min sam laugfnTd. and the chances are they
vim ne signed 40 10 battle for tw,lyo rounds at
lie ArmoS A. A.. Of Boston on Dec. ~, Fergu-
I'm Is ia strict training,
The evening world., 1910-12-08

JACK LADBURY AND DARKY
Grifnn fought a tame ten-round battle
at the Sharkey A.. c.. neither boxer
hardly hitting hard enough 20 break an
egg.
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The next impor,an, nsht in. New Orleans will
he l,TtNe,n those game ~h,ayyweights, Jim Marry OF
,hinaao and TOM Ross, the Italian, OF New
,.sii' Pa They win cone together IN a twenty
round bout at The Net side a, &. on ns,t sun,
ha ydenhurgh u New orleans In the s,mi-hnsl
al tan rounds.
The evening world., 1910-12-08

Mike Twin" sullivan, ths rugged Fighter %
CAmbridse, Mass, aud Young Loughrey. 0' pmls-
IT"ni, Fave Irerl matched to meet for ten rounds
h,tpts ~, international 4. &. OF Buffalo OF. NtN
Years Day, Jan, y l9ashrey QUE oy ths
Nynt Ia nom the iirt hell 20 the final one, he
,oieht 10 q,e Mike a tonga bout,
The evening world., 1910-12-08

Firhtiug Dick Ndsop. who has done consider,
able fghiIng No far this year. has Just ne'n s,gn,n
nm Tor anolher %Coutrst. lie Will meet flglting
R,nncly. The local w~elteraeighi,. In q ttn,.oupd
iout All the stag ~ the Reno A.. {. OF, brook-
A, IA. ppindS' Nelson Will surely earn Kennedy
rlonn Al a fast pace.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04
GALE POUNDS A
SHIP TO PIECES
coon SCHOONER FRANCES LOST
OFF NORFOLK IN HEAVY
WIND.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. with a
norwest wind blowing fifty-tWo mile
an hour gale and heavy weather pre-
valiing the three-masted schooner
Frances, Capt. Coombs, from New
York to Jacksonville, Fla, was washed
ashore on the treacherous Hatteras
Coast early this morning and was
pounded to pieces by the raging sea
before life savers from the Cape Hat
teras and Big Kinnakest life-saVlng
stations could reach the ill-fated YES
sells crew of ten men, who are sup
posed to have been lost in the furious
seas. Although none OF the oooles
have come ashore as yet, the life say
ers report that there was no possible
means of escape for those aboard.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04
AWFUL DEED OF
YOUNG NEGRESS
ONLY TEN YEARS OLD, VET MADE
A HORRIBLE ATTEMPT AT
SUICIDE.

LYNNVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 31.--The
1O.year-old daughter of Will Fergu-
son. colored, residing several miles
north of this place, attempted to COM
NIT suicide Sunday morning by pour
ing turpentine around the hem of her
skirt and setting fire to 1t. When the
blaze enveloped her body the child ran
out into the yard, followed by young
er sister, who was alone with her In
THE house, and who dashed bucket
of water on the burning child. The
mother, who was at the barn, heard
the screams and reached the children
in time to assist in extinguishing the
FIRE. The child was horribly burned
and will die, though she is still alive
and suffering most excruciating pain
1t is believed that the child was men
tally unbalanced, though the parents
claim not to have been aware OF the
fact. This was her second attempt al
suicide
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-02-04
MRS. M'KENNON
PASSES AWAY
nevoIIT CHRISTIAN WOMAN AN
sWERs SUMMONS OF HER
MASTER.

Mrs. M. e. McKennon, mother Oh
George E. McKennon, of this city, died
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. C. ]. Davis, at ASH
wood, and was buried Wednesday al
ternoon at Rose Hill cemetery, the
funeral services having been conduct
cd at the late residence at 1880 O'Clock
by Rev. e. M. Harrell
Mrs. McKennon was the widow OF
the late Rev. w. r. McKennon, Tor
MANY years a minister in the Metho-
dist church, and for several terms reg
lister of Maury county. She was .
devout Christian woman, a member OF
the Methodist church, in which she
was active until the day Of her death
she was loved by large circle OF
friends. to whom her death came as Q
great shock.
Besides George e. McKennon' the
following children survive: Charlie
McKennon, Of Waco, Tex; Ed McKen
non, of Oklahoma and Mrs. Chas
Davis. of Ashwood. One son, Fletch
err McKennon, died some years ago.