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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-16

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-16

Remember you can borrow money
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The auction sale is Thursday the 9th.
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-16
What Is Itl

Say, Pat phwat is dis ting dey call
a chafingdish asked Tim.
Why man, don't we know? It's a
frying pan dat's got into society,"
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-02-16
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The evening world., 1910-12-28
Sullivan Loses
Head hen Flynn
Is Civen Decision
Jack "Twin" Only Outlets
Down When Sam Langford
Appears on Horizon.
Special TO The Evening WORLDLY

BOSTON. Dec. 2S.-The bout between
Jack (Twin) sullivan and 'Porky"
Flynn at the Armory A. a. had a sem
sational ending. Referee Fleming maxi
Ing a nying leap from the ring to es.
cape the wrathful, onrushing Sullivan,
who then assailed Flynn while the lat
ter was sitting In his corner. the Twin
rcgainlng his head and his ring manners
only when Sam Langtord. one of Flynn's
seconds. suddenly appeared In the ring
confronting him.
Chasing a referee snd hitting a seated
opponent were one thing. but taking on
Langford ut such notice was not to Sui
livan's liking. and he at once subsidized.
SJliivan's ngcr was aroused by
Fleming's award of the bout to Flynn.
II was a case Of the Twin losing his
head.
The decision did not meet with the
approval of all the fans, Some figured
that sullivan was entitled to the award,
and there were many others who
thought the worst he should have go,
was n draw.
After sullivan had struck Flynn while
the latter was seated In his corner
Flynn started after him. and Just then
II was that Langford appeared In the
ring.
The evening world., 1910-12-28

~. .nree Oetween these two college
teams. The Tiger leader made o OF
the five goals credited his seven n It
was he that Gagged the deciding goal in
the extra period.
BY COVERING 4 MILE AND
twenty yards In 40 Raleigh lowered
me track record at Emeryville, oak
!and. by one-tifth of a second.
GEORGE CLARK, WHO con-
tested In seven games and won six of
then' captured the New York State
ann eur pool title in the tournament
ned at the Onion Billiard Academy.
WALLACE "TooTS" SCHULTZ, THE
star pitcher and captain OF the Penn
syivanla nine, will probably Join the
New York American team when he
graduates from the Mechanical Engi-
heering Department In June.
ALL THE BEST SPEED SKATERS
IN the East will participate In the races
tomorrow night at the st. Nicholas
RINK. Phil Kearney, the marvellous
nS1hg lrishnan, who is skating faster
,hah he ever did, even in the days when
ne was creating new indoor records, will
ne on scratch In the various handicap
races. Morris Wood. the professional
tried Kearney out the other
night FOR n mile and could no. get away
from MS amateur rival, ard the two
nhished Xix a team in faster time than
the record FOR race competition.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
SULLIVAN AND MANTElL
BOUT WILL BE HUMMER.

The biggest boxing event OF the week
viii be staged at the National Sporting
Club OF America on Friday night.
Frank Mantell and Jack CTwin) Sulli-
van Will be the combatants. The result
Of this out will clear up the middle
weight situation somewhat, as 1t wllI
eliminate rne OF the contestants from
the running for titular honors. Both
Mantell and sullivan are casting envious
eyes towards the title left vacant by
the death OF stanley Ketchcl. sullivan
intends meeting all candidates for the
title until he reaches Billy Papke. Man
tell started his climb towards the top
when he defeated Sailor Burke at the
National Club a few weeks ago. The
victor OF the bout next Friday night will
be matched with Hugo Kelly, and the
winner OF this match will surely meet
Papke.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
Giants Manager to Go to Mar
lin Early SO as to Get
Into Shape.
BY BULGER.

n H'GRAW evidently Intends to make
IVI an earlier start for tho South
'~ than usual. lie has had all the
uniforms. bats. balls and other training
equipment packed up and shipped to
Marlin. I'D Mackall. the trainer, IL In
Marlin already. and with the assistance
OF John Murphy. the groundkeeper A.
the Polo Grounds. Is getting the new
field ready for the invasion Of the
spring Giants.
Il am not certain yet" said the
Giant Manager. but I am thinking Sc
riously OF going down there and spend
ing an extra three or four weeks Just
to get In condition by the time the team
shows up. / intend to play a lot Of
games during the early part If The
season and l would like to get in good
shape so as to make the youngsters
hustle"
A letter was received from Murphy,
the only Murphy. yesterday. and he
says that the grounds are getting In
shape. lie say that the field which
was given to the Giants by the city
OF Marlin was covered with mesquite
bushes and that they were harder to
get rid OF than II they had been big
trees. "Murph" will not attempt TO sod
the diamond this spring. but will keep
Il perfectly clean OF grass and as smooth
The evening world., 1910-12-28
"a "a
(NEWs AND NOTES. LZOUNClP

FRANK GOTCH Is GOING ~ Rr-
.urn to the wrestling game after all.
After he defeated George Hacken-
schmidt, the Russian Lion. he declared
mat he would never appear on the mat
again, but II seems the lure or the
game Is too strong. lie has authorized
his trainer. Farmer Burns. to announce
that he will meet Hack or n man
In the world for a side bet of $4,000
each and the entire receipts for the
winner. the match to be at the catch
a~s-catch-can sty'c, best two out OF
three falls. Buras has deposited 5000
in Omaha and on Jan. II will place
5000 to prove that Gotch Is sincere
and as soon as the real bona-ide chal-
lenger puts himself In evidence he VIII
post the balance of the $4,000.
PRESIDENT GARRY HERMANN,
of the Reds. says that there is no COM
bination of Johnson. Dreyfuss and him
self to force Murphy Of the Cubs out
OF the National League. but says that
IL he keeps on as he has been going
he will kick himself out. Incident
ally. Hermann laughs at the story
that Is supposed to have been originated
by the Chicago magrate that the Gin
cinnati and Pittsburg clubs plan to de-
scrt the National for the American
League.
YALE'S BASKETBALL TEAM WILL.
play the Manhattan FIVE on DR.. Saw
ages court Tonight and a strenuous
battle Is expected.
DIR. FRANK J. SEXTON. WHO
with Fred Tcnney formed the famous
Brown battery II the early ninctics, has
been selected to coach the Harvard
baseball team for the coming season.
Sexton c~aptained Brown in 1892 and
1893 and then played with the Boston
Nationals for a year. Since then he has
coached successful mines at Michigan
University and Brown University.
PENNSYLVANIA LEADS IN THE
Triangular College Chess League IN the
tourney now In progress in the rooms
o: the Rice Chess Club. IN the Cafe
Boulevard. having one and a half points
70 Corne!fs one and Browns half q
point.
THROUGH CAPT. RAYS GREAT
playing Princeton defeated Yale a
hockey In the Elysium Rink. at Cleve'
land, to 4, In the first game of a serie,
The evening world., 1910-12-28
Jack Spratt Makes -Four of the
Six Goals Scored by
st. Michael's.

TACK SPRATT. the ansel-faced child
from st. Mlchael's. put the wallop
over on the N. Y. A.. c. team at
ST. Nick's last night. He was the whole
show. The blond youngster made most
OF the goals that were scored In favor
of the Canadians, and his work on the
ice was really a revelation.
The score was 6 to 0 In favor OF the
visitors. and the players from the North
can thank slxteen-year-old Jack Spratt
for -four % the six points scored.
Dr. Mills. who played at his old po-
sit!on for the New York a. c.. covered
the net not only with his stick and legs
but he was not averse 10 throwing his
body on the cold ice when It was neces-
sary to stop Mr.. Spratt's accurate shots.
The doctor didn't care the'd been pack
ing ice bags about a couple OF patients
over In Long Island). and he was APP
parently not afraid OF catching n cold.
Every time the doctor sprawled on the
Ice IA front OF the goal the ladies drew
their furs closer about them and shiv-
cred. However. the Doctors stunt be-
camc so natural that In the last half OF
tho game he was able to fall every time
the puck came into his vicinity without
even dropping his stick.
Referring TO the y. Y. y. c. team, Il
IL necessary to mention the fact that
Mr.. Peabody at LETT wing was entirely
"overcooked'-that's Christmas slang
but he was. Mr.. Peabody was afraid
that Richardson. the 81. Michaeler who
opposed him. would spill the gravy, and
ne a!ways aid as far as "consa rned' Mr.
Peabody. the only real New fork boy
on the y. Y. \. &. team.
Months and months on the Ice put IN,
ST. Mlchael's team In the best of "A ,
They are all wonderful hockey players
Peter Spratt. at point, showed his usua
magnificent form. but the playing q
his s!Nteen-year-old brother Jack vii
never be forgotten by those who saw
the game last night.
II was a desperate contest. and tn
score OF q to o does not give any idea o
The evening world., 1910-12-28

as a floor. Next season he expects 70
have 1t sodded like a big league dia-
mond.
They are building a big bath house
down there for the exclusive use OF the
Giants. N Ed Mackall. the trainer
Is In charge OF the details Of that work.
Murphy and the trainer write that they
are getting lonesome and want the
boys to hurry up and begin work. The
weather Is ideal for baseball now,
though the winds have been high. Teams
In Texas are never botherd with rain,
but 4, is the wind that bothers them.
When a stif breeze begins to sweep
across the prairie baseball, is practically
out OF the question. as sandstorms al
most ruin the players eyes.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
First knockdown by Murphy.

The FIRST tough one ] got was with
Murphy. lio gave me the FIRST knock
down | We got IN the ring. That was q
funny one Murphy hit me. | went nat
and lay there thinking Ia better AXE
the nine count, because II | got up ia
get knocked out. Everything was awful
hazy. II was like looking through a
fog. ! saw Tommy's feet near me on
the noor That vas all | could see. |
reached over and caught him by the
ankles n climbed up his legs into a
clinch.
The next time | was knocked down
was by Leach Cross. | didn't feel extra
good that night a. tho Roman. Jim
Donovan told Mr.. Fraln 10 put ice on
my spine So he held II big lump ON
the back of my neck for about hfteen
minutes while | sat In my corner. Whom
| 90, up TO shake hands | was chilled
and stun all over. | went back To my
corner and slapped out again TO fight
and Cross knocked me down with The
first punch. / got up "a couple 90 time
and lie dropped me again, and Joann,
4 white stopped 1t, was 50 ASHAMED
7 because was licked that ! cried. Bu'
cot CrpGs gltcrWard at the Shurkcy
and put him down with the first puncG
nattened him six times and cVenc,
the score l guess, though he went IN,
ten.
Il never knew how to train until q
Itae while ago said Bat. Il used 4
run about ten miles every day, and &,
over TO night with my legs dead undel
me. Then used heavy dum5belis ant
got slow. lts different now. ! train
little every day,
"Money?y suggested Clark.
"Oh, I've won about $4,000 or $1,000
said Hurley. scratching hAs head. %
give every cont OF Il 20 my mothe,
I've bought a fine two-family house 10
my folks, n we've got some lots.
don't know what money we have.
never asked. The best purse I got wa
500 for Murphy. at the Empire. ~
had ninety-two fights. The last one wa
when | beat Cy smith. and | welghe
l32 pounds after supper that night"
Here Bat ran down entirely an
couldn't think Of anything more. so h
got up and shook hands and retreate
| toward the elevator.
The evening world., 1910-12-28

aHd landed in Boston. He had a brother living there When he stepped
thu Wharf a fellow a him looking around and came up to him. My fath'
a3o3 where the streetw va that his brother lived on.
tiave you got SO? says the Fellow.
I INV father pullso nut the ter and holds 1t in his hand.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
Il Intend to Play a Lot
OF Games" Says McCraw
hlLLT0PS' 5000. 900
PARK WILL BE KNOWN
AS FIELD.

They are rapidly clearing the
NOV and ice off the ground up
at Two Hundred and Twenty-fifth
street and Broadway. and the
work on the new park for h
IIlghianders will proceed rapidly.
The new place is to be called Far
rell Field. Mr.. Farrell objected
IN having the park named FOR
him. on grounds OF modesty. but
at the banquet early In Decent
her he was notified by the base
ball writer's that the park would
DO called Farrell Field. notwith-
standing his protests. 1t is a
compliment that Is due Mr.. Far
rell for his hard work In trying
to give New York a winning
team. The plant when completed
will have cost In the nelghbor-
hood OF 5000. 900.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
FATHER WAS
4 BUNCOED; THAT'S WHY
4 He LEARNED TO FIGHT
hf Has Hunted All These Years in Vain for
the Man VIII Trimmed His Parent Of $40
When He Landed in Boston From
the odd Country
BY ROBERT

HATTLlNG HURLEY. twenty
X one, and already a SCARED
veteran of the ring, but not a
has-been by any means, sat looking
at me, grinning. had asked Bat
for the story of his life.
How ] begun nghting-that's a
funny one" said Bat. II learned
now TO fight so 1 could lick a fellow
in Boston-.if | ever caught him
I'm still looking for that fellow. lie
bunked my father once. and my
father always used to describe him
and tell me what TO do II | met him
My father came over from ireland
The evening world., 1910-12-28

forb Flynn, who beat Jack Twin" Sullivan
In a twelve round bout at Boston, and besides u
ue'eiornng into a great fighter since Sam Lang
iofi has Teen huSing with him. was practically
matched to-day TO meet Sandy Ferguson In Q
bout OF twelve rounds at the neat boxing show
o. the Armoy A, A, Of Boston on Tuesday night.
tlynn WI train with Langford. who fights Jss
Jeanette at the same duo on Jan. 10.
Abe Attell has finally accepted the terms o.
Tered him by the officials OF the Empire A. c. 81
syracuse \. T., for a ten round bout with Billr
Allen. the ieaihersoight CHAMPION Of Canada. and
me inen will battle on the night OF Jan. ~.
AtteN will probably let Allen make a showing
with rim for A few rounds No as not TO make the
nnnt Zoo ontslded. Allen Il also ua'. he'd to
ibisnt Noung Briit 81 Baltimore for ten rounds at
The evening world., 1910-12-28

again. Bob Clark nudged him and
It'd him to 20 on.
WELL" said Bat. "Alec Dunsheath
started n club and | knocked out Willie
6reen there In two ounds. Then l
fought Frankie Howe. lilo came to me
IN tho dressing room and says: Are
you the fellow I'm going to fight? III
knock you out in a hurry Howe
kicked me on the shins and did every
thlng. but | Knocked him out In three
rounds The next one was Patsy
kiine. lie brought n crowd up from
newark TO zee him lick me. He be-
gan Jabbing and / chased him into a
corner. They pulled us apart. lie
jabbed me again and I chased him into
a corner and was beating him up when
the crowd broke In and somebody tried
TO hit me with a bottle and the police
stopped Il.
Then | got Joe Bedcll. Dunsheath
was bringing on the good ones trying
10 get me licked. l beat Bedell in
three rounds. SO Dunsheath thought
hed have to Tight me himself. lie was
a good one. ] thought I'd have to get
a lot or backing, and Mr.. Frain offered
10 put UP the money for me. But Dun
sheath would only bet SIS, and he
pulled that down before we fought. II
was to be In private. We got chased
by the cops. n walked about four
hours before we settled on n place. We
put up the ring In tho yard back OF
Happy Jacks roadhouse. 1t was q
o CLOCK In the morning. Some people
came In autos. and the machines were
put all around the ring with the lights
shining on us. That's the way we
Fought. ] knocked him out In three
rounds. lie gave me a hard fight. we
got 400 for that. and l got 60 per cent.
Tor winning. That was my first big
money.
AFTER that ! began hghtlng Mt the
Long Aero In New York. | beat How
ara smith first and then they stuck me
against Kid Singer to get me trimmed.
When We got In the ring and the crowd
saw how skinny | looked beside S,inge.
they all began yelling You'll XIII him
quick 10 Singer. When the bell rams
the people near my corner yelled: oh,
Goodby-goodby.' Singer started In 4
lick me In a hurry, and | stuck my left
out and kept It working all the time
until he was covered with blood. licked
him good In six rounds. Got so5 for H.
Then ! beat Kelly and got so. and thet
j fought Willie Green. I knocked hin
out IN a round, hut they gave him 4
rest and sent him In again. and M
beat me all over. After a couple 81
rounds my seconds said You're gettinl
licked. You'd better hit him again s,
! knocked him out. Got sl2. ben.
Jack Goodman then. | was getting be.
ter Nights all the time.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
16- Year, Old Boy Causes
N. Y A. c. SeUen:S Defeat

how hard fought the game was. 1t was
great!
Mullen. the largest man playing
hockey to-day. had his first tryout with
the N. Y. A. c.. and he proved that he
Is one Of the best "breakers-up" of the
offense ever seen here. He II bound to
make good In he coming struggle for
the trophy.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
English Bantam Champion
viii Arrive Next Week
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

AT the Sharkey a. c. Jimmy
Howard OF Chicago will meet Ted
Nelson OF Australia IN the star
bout OF ten rounds. Four other
bouts will be put on.
At the Sylvan A. G. OF Harlem
Tommy Houck will meet Johnny
Moran for ten rounds.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
TOMMY H0UCK TO MEET
JOHNNY MORAN TONIGHT

Tommy Houek and Johnny Moran will
box ten rounds in the main event on the
programme at the Sylvan A. q. OF Ha7-
lem tonight. Il the contest should De
Interesting all the way. Houck Is the
lad who has had great battles agains.
rankie Burns, Jimmy Carroll. Charley
Harvey and all the top-notchcrs.
The evening world., 1910-12-28
Digger Stanley Is Matched to
Fight frankie Burns Here
on Jan. IS.
BY John

HIGGER STANLEY, the legitimate
bantamweight champion of Eng
land. will arrive in this country
next week. According to the Mirror OF
Life little Stanley has declined all
matches that have been offered him In
England and will sail from the other
side either on Saturday or Tuesday at
the latest. Stanley is matched to fight
FRANKIE Burns OF Jersey City for ten
rounds At the National Sporting Club
on Friday evening. Jan. -. The lads
will battle at III pounds. weigh In at
the ringsidc. Johnny Coulon Will be
matched to fight the winner for the
bantamweight championship of the
world.
Al wolgas,. the lightweight CHAMPION. now lie.
Moran a tvtnty.round bout a; Hush Mcintosh
club in London next month. Only a few week
aao Wolsast was willing to fight Moran IL he ~.
ceivei a guarantee for his end Of si2, 500
Tom McCarey. the fight promoter OF Los An
geles, il ready TO stage The twenty-Toun1 bout
between Johnny copion and frands. conley IN
ne event Of re i.2liee officials q New oriean,
next month. Mccarey has wired a i%lattenss
his CLUB tile last week in January.
KnocSout Brown and Tommy Murray. at u,
Empire 4. g. Q! Harlem VIII he agreed on 10
night. Danny Morgan. manager OF Brown, an
Johnny Oliver. manage. Of Murphy, viii. in,e'
piete all details Tor the bout. Brown VIII STAR
light boxing with his iniurel hand to-day.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-08
GOES TO

X. +. Parks left yesterday morning
for Tucumcsri, N. NJ, whore he will
open a jewelry repair shop. Mr.. Parks
learnt the TRACE under one of the best
mechanics in the country, W. II. Ray OF
this city. He thoroughly understands
the business and will make good *
the work is given him. lie il also n
young man Of sterling character, such
as Hereford can lily afford to lose. His
many friends join with the Recorder in
wishing him unstinted success in his
new field Of labor. Tie to him, Tu.
cumcari, he'n prove his worth.-Hore.
ford Recorder.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-08
Court Monday a week.

Court Monday q week.
James Conwell cut his hand badly
on u broken bottle today.
Looks more like rain every day now.
Season is coming along pienso.
There IN a cement walk going down
in front Of the ofholder place.
There is a good deal Of Improvement
going ON in the residence district.
Commissioner Stubbins Of Nara Visa,
attended the meeting of the board.
J.. NJ. Hodges OF the county comLis.
s%ioners, was in attendance ms chairman.
e. X. Osborn Of Farine, Ill.,, IL in
the city a guest of his brother for a
few days.
Whitehall, the carpenter, in building
a residence on Second street in the
Barnes Addition.
The county dads have been in scs.
sion this week. Regular quarterly ses.
sion Of the board.
Lee Hamilton ~ getting ready TO
spend the summer at home, in Texas.
with the old folks.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-08

shipful Master of Il Masonic Lodge
just organized at Vaughn.
Ike Jones has purchased the interest
Of Roy Buchanan in the meat market
and grocery business, and Ike is now in
full charge Of the business.
The real estate men report several
deals in the city this week, and "a mum.
Der Of prospective investors coming In
on the homeseekers' excursion.
The Aber building on east Main
street in receiving Il con Of paint, and
IL being rcmodelcd. Mr., Medley, the
baker, occupies part of the building.
On next Thursday the ladies of the
VI. r.. Church, South, will give an at.
ternoon tea at the home Of Mrs. T..
II. lIittson. All are cordially invited.
Jaeger, the sewer contractor, has
spent most of the week in the city. The
work has been thoroughly tested and
received rs satisfactory by the city gov.
eminent.
George Majors is expecting his mother
To return home this week. She has
spent several weeks in III Paso and
San Antonio, visiting relatives aud
friends.
Mrs. J.. W. Walker of Harper, Kansas,
aud her son, Master Willie, are spend.
ing some time with Mrs. o. G. Good
loe Of this city, who il n daughter Of
Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Brown, wife Of u. j. Brown
who has charge of II surfacing gang
on the Dawson, passed through the city
Wednesday. She will VISIT her hus'
band for a few days.
G.. W. Harrison of the international
hank, was in Nara Visa on business,
Wednesday. lie reports a number of
good buildings in course of construc.
ton there at this time.
4 spiccal meeting of the X. of =.
Lodge will be held AT the office Of lIOl.
lOman n McElroy, Monday, April lltn,
at , o'clock T.. NJ. tor the purpose of
clccting representatives to the Grand
Lodge of New Mexico.
Charlie Hall and John llensley who
formerly lived ut Harlan, Ky, but who
now reside in Tennessee, arrived in
Tucumcari on the homeseckers' spec.
ial yesterday, and will spend some time
in the territory with the view of invest.
ment.
Joe Werthicm, formerly with the NJ,
II. Goldenberg Co. of this city, now
travelling out Of ~. Louis for the Peters
Shoe Co., was here several days this
week in the interest of that business
lie is going to have the territories OF
Arizona and New Mexico in which to
represent the Peters Shoe Co.