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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-28

By Frank J Graf, Member Du- luth Stock Excha1ge.)
 With Saturday and Monday holi- days on both New York and Boston
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MueTta en- IN pozo
en- AIecibo
La nina Angela cayo en- un
pozo pereciendo ahogada
Augusta Rivera csyo en- IN
tanque dc cachaza caliente
en- Ia Guanica Central.

Del distrito de Arecibo co.
munican que en- ell barrio
"A1rozal' de aquella juris.
dicci6n, la nina Angela San.
tiago, de catorce amos de edad
pereci6 ahogada en- un pozo.
Este hecho sup6nese casual.
Del distrito de Trujillo.alto
comunican ell arresto de seis
individuos que fueron sorpren'
didos jugando en- ell barrio
"Cuevas,"
Del distrito de Yauco co.
munican que el individuo Au.
gusto Rivera, trabajador de
la Guanica Central, que esta.
ba destinado al tanque de ca.
chaza caliente. cay6 dentro
de este, recibiendo graves que.
maduras.
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Dos |ocos en- Lalss;;
Con sus gritos tienen in"
tranquilo al We ecindario.
FL padre Arancebia predics TO-
dos los domipgos yel temple
Csc ye may concurride.
De nuestro corresponsal

Abril 26. Hace algunos
meses que Sc hallan en- el de-
p6sito municipal dos locos.
Estos individuos llamados
Clemente Rivera y la mujer
Cruz Catalan, debieran in.
gresar en- ell manicomio pues
los escandalos que forman
mclestan al vecindario.
Ell padre Arancebia pre-
dica todos los domingos. Ell
temple Sc We lleno de fieles y
esto demuestra el entusiasmo
y fe que de dia en- dia va
aumentado en- este cat6lica
pueblo. Lares cuenta con mas
de veinte mil habitantes y en-
su inmensa mayoria es Gre.
yente en- la religion cat6lica.
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Fefnacijl del iUradO.

Abrl de 1910 La cerespondenoa ab6 paeseo
formation ado esdo do los cntos dsca
cual mkrie unsdor caupeonao LA Ccpon
picara is das de snopac6n fecha ta dc %
nonbres persona RESIDENCES ia foar
petente urado caGcader psbte oensEi qs
cuptas rsdos IA noae
nombres vote De agad formaa
del uado Ea vatn os Is 30 noabes Dc ~
doce quedarfn dad s aueres do cuenos como cand
rado Do sos IA desenark
dara tornado ade a o:apeooao Dc entcs d g.
Respondents Puerto Rcs lado ed onsudo recbirt ell d
Julio coniunto de hayan ooncurrldo
10 de dcho jus1o aarA veredooy LACo
denca en7ega6 ps do sdor enla eoatead
"M primer caentista luertorri4uei~"
7oEs enendido esabce por LA De Pus
Rico que trunfane ~ ola deendde oeos
el primer cuensts Sendo dc advR toy
primer puesto eampesse eerl consvado hasta tanto
otro conclrso do ouanos aac6a Dc :LS Copondenca
arrebatado por otro cAnpe6n. IN.
so"La Correspondence" pubcl neda qus loszays recdO
odos los cuento que remiidos pasa oanpeonat
Lo que LA OsrresPsldsacis", el 10 pssible esperA
60 do los DE- ssulr
iterao siao Uo d nue&s vida GtOna oA
dda naturaleza que Do pugo Sr nussts psa este
que los auteres clio precsa tomen eoo a
de sus trabs Ia vida pusasha bajo odceass
tos que ella puede ofreceE.
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II Paludismo Curado
-. Isz....;se-,... Para Siempre.

Sc ha descubierto I'M especifico
para curar el Paludismo; Sc la
ma PAM-ALA. Els simple, ino-
fensivo y siempre eficaz. Hedicos
notables en- todas parties del mum
do 10 recomiendan. Ell DR.. Cami-
10 S. Delgado, Medico del Hospi-
tai de Carload, Cartagena, Co
lombia, escribe que ha obtenido
resultados satisfactorios con su
empleo, asi como otros muchos
medicos de ese pals. Lo yenden
todos los droguistas.
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fabIica C|andest.na
en- LaTes,
Los duenos Sc dedic aban
a Ia elaboration de ta-
bacos.
La factoria estaba establecida
en- "Quebrada de Camuy."
De uneatro correspcnsal.

DE npeatro corresponsal.
Abril 26..-.Don Francisco
Ortiz, jefe de este distrito ha
prestado un importante servi-
clio en- union del guardia Jose
Feliciano, descubriendo una
fabrica de tabacos en- ell barrio
:QueErAda de Camuy." Fue
arrestado el dueilo Sinesio Pc.
rez, si6ndole ocupados los ci-
garros, tablas y chavetas y
todos los demas utensilios de-
la fabrica. Hacia algun ITEM
po que ell referjdo Perez Sc de-
dicaba a esta clase de elabo.
raci6a.
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RED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

VAPoREs DE DoBLE HELIcE &:
Vapor "Maracaibo" l,S00 Tons,
~ "Zulia" l,S00 =,
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Correspondence afms que hay Rice mgnas
producer han poducdo bnas ras general
Fjandose geneo epecamnte denomado en literature
llama LA Correspondence desea Pobar pueden
gran merito en- Ia M ha dedo a ed Dc
eas cetos eu da cual
del mero escrto puertoqueho
Los cueltos deben ser in6dites.
LA Correspondence orece ma de vencedor
peonato ae para evar adeane las siguentes bases:
que dos "La Coepondeneia tomar
parte dben os conner ecas esas raSe
" Para el campeonato de "La Conepo7dencia'.
2oLos cntos debn venir sustos auo con ss ncnh
pucado queos pubco nobrs
adverran ndcando peud6nimo que pucdad pe
r6dco debe de todos modes nonnbre del autor
Cuinde ternins el plaze del csmpeoastA
contarse dee 10 de Julio de 1909
terminara e 10 de Julio dc 1910.
de 1900 paabras texo
esctos RESIDENCES sla uera ella
5oUn mo pued envar vazos cuent con t
de que pasen de cuatro
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"EUTERPE"
BAZAR De MUSICA De JOSE LAM Y Go.
MUSICA SELECTA:
NOVEDADES.

Sc han puesto la vena en- ell Bazar de music,
"Euterpe". las obras siguientes, para piano solo,
Celebre "Ses de Andino', por Julian Andno
(Volinsa). :. 035
VdLs, "Camelia", composition por f.
Porrata Doria-Autor de los famosos val
ses Dorado Sueno Sohando 025
Vals, de la oeebre opereta, La Princesa del
Dollar o.ou
Selection, de la celebre opereta La Prince
sa del Dollar" O.s0
Mqrcid de la celebre opereta La Princesa del
Dollar O.50
Dansa, "Borinquen", con etra en- espanol e
inges arreglo de B. Dueho. 0e5
Da,,zo, Della Belen". por B. Dueho autor
de la celebre DANA la Criolla OPS
Sam Juan. Puerto Rico Boz 2lS Gale de La Cruz Mo-
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
Ipapel de periodicos viejo a
o9 ouintal
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DEL CAMFE0NAT0

Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos reniddos; muchos,
esperando turno de publication.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
FOUR CLUBS ENTER The
TABS" RELAY RACE
Good Runners to Compete in
Great Indoor Meet on
Wednesday.

NTRIES for the one-mile relay
race, an invitation affair, which
will be the feature of the Father
Mathew I. A. B. Society's indoor meet
next Wednesday night, were IN
ncunced today. With Gus Brown. of
the ST. Michael's Junior Holy Name
Society; John Beger, of the Xavier
Catholic Club; the Newark Academy
crack barrier; Hugo Baudermann, OF
the Tabs" and Walter Hennessy, the
star of the Seton Hall team, who will
raoe for Institute, running in the last
relay, there should be a garrison finish
to the race. The entries follow:
st. Michael's j. II. N. Soeiety-Joseph
D'Angola, Gus Braun, William Demp-
sey and Ray Dempsey.
Xavier C. sC.-John Oberle, George
Guerin, John Beger, jr., Anthony
Oberle and Ellsworth Weier.
T. A. b. S.-Hugo Bauderman, Eu-
gene Farrell, Luke Cribbins. Frank ],
Summers. William Brennan, Harry
Whelan and Edward Regain.
Institute A. civilian MoDonough,
Walter Hennessey, Joseph Moss, c.
Cleary, j. A. Byrne and William Con-
Ian.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
JOHNSON TO SPAR HERE
TONIGHT AT KRUECER'S
Black Bill and Kid Wilson Will
Also Take Part in
Show.

P.EV HERE has been So much written
i'm the newspapers throughout
the country regarding the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight that everybody is
anxious to get a look at the fighters,
since they can't go out West to see the
fight when it takes place. The johnson
carnival. under the direction of Miner
and Gerard, will appear at the Kruger
Auditorium tonight. FOR one perform
ance only, as the tour is a limited one.
The SHOW is booked at only the largest
theatres and convention halls.
BLACK Bill will box with Johnson
and kid" Wilson will probably go or
with some nan of his class.
Jack Johnson is at the present time in
as perfect physical condition as it is
possible for any human being to be, and
he is fit to go into the fight were it to
take place tomorrow. The colored
fighter has been taking the very best
of care of himself. and INDUCES in light
training every morning during his the
atricaI tour. Johnson is receiving a big
guaranteed weekly salary and a per-
centage of the profits. and he remarked
the other day he win clean up around
s10o, 600 before his fight with Jeffries.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
W0LGAST JUST GETS The DECISION
OVER MEMSIC IT TEN-ROUND FIGHT

and hard-hitting Klaus that will en-
title him to a place in the list of prom
Using pugilists. In the second round he
battered Klaus around the ring at will
and had him in distress. The third and
fourth rounds were Berger's, but in the
sixth, in apparent o~ver-anxiety to finish
his man, Berger went too far and
stepped into a hard swing from Klaus
which put him down for the count OF
nine. He was again knocked down for
the count of nine before the bell rang,
but at the close he was on his feet,
fighting viciously. 1t was one of the
best fights of the year.
George w Little, manager and hacker
of Champion Heavyweight B~oxefSJack
Johnson, made the announcement that
Johnson would finish his tour in eleven
weeks at Kansas City. Thence he will
sc TO Chicago and start light training
in the gymnasium being built in the
rear of his new home there. He will
do his final training at Seal Rock Pa
vilion. In San Francisco, where he pre-
pared far the Ketchsl fight,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
SPEARY BROTHERS CAPTURE .
STAR TOURNEY WATCH F0BSi
johnny Ianies Ill, Topping Individual Score List, and Andy
Goes Three Over the Century Mark-"Branch Brook &
Night Furnishes Good Rolling. =

this will remain the best for the re-
mainder of the season, as it will take
u lot Of remarkable pinning to better
1t. The indications are that from now
on the watcn fobs viii b. won oftener
than they have been heretofore. About
twenty have so far been won out in a
field of over 500. This is a small pro-
portion.
There Will, as mas been a~nnounced,
be three nights devoted to the head
pin bowling next week. This has been
made almost absolutely necessary ON
account of the field of entries to be
gotten out of the way before the sea-
son Closes. 1t will be a sort Of a club
night Monday night, for teams made.
up of members of twelve organizations
throughout the city will have an OPP
portunity to shoot at the ~head-pin.
For Wednesday night the National
turner's will furnish the entertainment.
Ten or twelve teams from the famous
Bruce street organization are coming
down to the %Iroquois alleys, and they
figure on putting up some big scores.
For Friday night the schedule CONF
n1ittee has named twelve teams, some
of them from Jersey City, others from
Harrison, one from Field Battery A..
of East Orange, and several from
Court South End. Independent Order
of Foresters.
The scores recorded last night were
as follows
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
BOXING TALK FROM
THE EAST. WEST,
NORTH AND SOUTH.
y 1TH d % of Ill John Speary,
4 oI the ~LaHeslues, nas set a new

1BSNA > ,
wv o1 the LaHeslues, nas set a new
Z Iharh 4or tne season IN
l4o oeaf The
trick was ldrned last nisnu on iuae
Iroqnois alleys, the LaAesiaes pelns
II OIL the ten cams that rolled OH
braIicn BROOK Night"
OF the tltty bowers who performed
John Speary and his brother, Andy,
VINO got a mark OF los, we're Inc only
ones To get scores over the cenIury
mark, a feat wnlcn earned Tor eacn vi
them one OF the fops offered by The
Star. Andy Speary is oLly IL years ola,
and his brolher is 20 years ola. Andy
Speary is a ~well-known semi-proles-
sional ballplayer and ne said last nigh,
that he had received an offer to so
South this spring with the Philadelphia
National League squad. He stated
that he would probably accept it.
In hitting the pins for Ill John
Speary did not have a miss last night.
He started with a strike, followed with
eight pins In the second box and seven
in the third. Then came a couple of
strikes and then nine pins. Another
pair of hooks followed and then eight.
Another strike gave Speary 92 In the
tenth frame and the total was raised
to l02 in the eleventh box when a strike
came. All appreciated that with any
kind of luck Speary was going to lower
the seasons record, and his twelfth
attempt was carefully watched. He
got a good hit and nine pins fell for
a total of Ill.
While Andy Speary did not hit the
pins quite as well he had no misses
and his 102 represented a lot of good
pinning.
Outside OF the good rolling by the
Lakesides there was little of note. The
Clifton Bowling Club was on the job
for 1893, but there were no watcl1foh
winners. Charley Martins did well to
tally 81 in spite of two misses. He
started with three strikes and this
helped him a lot. Weidman missed
once and this error was fatal, for he
obtained but SO for a windup.
With more than 800 bowlers having
already performed and something less
than 1000 yet to shoot. the magnitude
of The Star head-pin tournament Is
now apparent. The cams that have
tried their luck now number 106. OF
| these the Ray View Suburban League
five, with 4s9. and the West End New
ark League quintet. with 452, are. prizr
winners TO date. That these totals will
safe prediction. ANY number of high
class teams are vet on the list.
In the individual list John Snearv Is
now. of course, the leader with his ex'
cellent mark of Ill. 1t may be thai
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
Giants to Play Tigers Here April
11-Abstein to
Browns.
EOUR local boys who will be grad
uated from The Semi-nro ranks of

EOUR local boys who will be grad
uated from the semi-pro ranks Of
this vicinity into professional
baseball this spring are Abe Rachlin
and Andy Speary, who go to
the Philadelphia National League
Club, n Harry Welsher anw
j. Kurfess, who will cavort in the
uniform of the Connellsville club of
the Pennsylvania and West Virginia
League when the weather begins to get
warmer II the baseball season is ON
again. Kurfess and Welsher, the for
mer a star infielder and the latter one
of the fastest and most promising
catchers in this vicinity were members
of the National Turner City League
team last season. Both are good bats
men n have a baseball future in store
for them. Rachlin and Speary were
members of the High School team a
few years ago. Speary is a great
fielder and has a reputation as a pinch
hitter, while Rachlin is a slugger.
Secretary Scheck, of the Philadelphia
Club of the National League, an
nounced that Speary would go with
Rachlin On the spring training trip
of the Phillies. Neither has signed
a contract, but there is an
understanding that il the pair
make good they will be taken as regu-
lars on the National League campaign,
and if not they will be placed with a
strong minor league club. These two
local boys were members Of the Newark
High School team a few seasons ago.
Speary has been playing with semi-pro
teams lereabouts for the last three
years., and, while not a batter of the
slugger variety. he hits them out con-
sistently. His strong point, however, is
his ability as a fielder.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
HIMMELBERGER STILL LEADS.

Davids played great billiards in his
match game against Ogden last night
in the Tuxedo billiard tourney, defeat
Ing the latter by the score Of 200 to 153.
Himmelberger is now III leader at
the end of the seventh weeks play,
with six games won and two lost.
Fougner is holding down second posi-
ton with 5-2, while Koch, Of the
Kruger Club, is in third position with
5-3.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08

doesn't take de place of
energy. De man, dat
sits aroun waitin' fob
a thaw is de one dat has
to be dug out'n a snow
drift"
Not Yet, but Soon.
Some day in the near
future j. Fl. Buckham,
superintendent of Proc
tors Theatre, is going to
buy Charley Stein a
drink. He has threat
ened to buy on several
occasions. but has yet to
make good.
No Blame Attached.
Nick Kline refuses to
take any more automo-
bile rides. Don't blame
you, Nick. especially il
you persist in falling out
of the machine.
When Do You slumber.
John L. Miller, of the
Third Precinct, and u
plainclothesman, too, is
doing night duty. Wish
you success, but, really,
John, who % you sleep?
Summers Coming.
We wonder when
steve" Pierson will give
the Christmas presents
he promised.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
FIRST BATCH OF ESSEX BOYS AWAIT
CALL OF THEIR BASEBALL MANAGERS

In making his preparations for a list
of exhibition games to be played by
the Giant squad, Manager McGraw an
nounces that it is probable that his
team will cross bats with the cham
pion Detroits and the. st. Louis Browns
in Texas. The New Workers. will play
here against the Newarks on April II
and at Jersey City on April IL.
The st. Louis American League Club
yesterday purchased the release of
First Baseman Bill Abstein from the
Pittsburg National League Club. Alb
stein will fight 1t out with Rossman
for the first-place position. 1t is sup
posed that the price paid for Abstein
by Owner Hedges was $1,500, but the
Pittsburg Club refused to make 1t pub
lie. Several minor league managers
were after the former Providence
player.
Tommy Raub, one-time catcher for
the Montreal Eastern League Club, has
been purchased by the Wilkesbarre
Club from the Birmingham team of
the Southern League.
The National Commission reinstated
Joe Nealon, of the California State
League, recently admitted to organized
baseball. The applications of Strick-
lett, ~Sheehan, Phyle and Henderson
were denied,
FOLLOWING a conference between
Charley Murphy and Clarke Griffith, II
was reported that Murphy had offered
Three Finger Brown for Bob Spade
and a few other players. There is
probably no truth in the story.
Sherwood Magee, of the Phillies, yes
terday2 signed a contract TO play
centre field for the Phillies. His con-
tract calls for a salary second IN
amount only to that of Manager
Catcher Doolin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
REILLY TO RACE BENFER I
AT HILLSIDE PARK

William Reilly, of Belleville, the long
distance crack, after two weeks of hard
training has rounded out into fine
shape for his race with George Benfer
this evening at Hillside Park. Benfer
is a man with a good reputation and
recently defeated Keller, the Brooklyn
crack. in easy style. He has also de-
feated other men of note. The rae is
TO be run over a 14-lap track and fast
time is sure to be made.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
LEAGUE TO
REORGANIZE NEXT WEEK,

A meeting of those interested in the
County Baseball League will be held
at the Columbia Hotel in Mt
Prospect avenue next Thursday night
Plans for the reorganization of
the league for the coming season will
be discussed. All managers who have
filed applications for -dmission to the
league are requested to be present.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
Query Dept.

Query Dept.
Mr.. Imp:
win you please let me
know whether it is
proper for a young man
TO escort home a young
woman from business
when she is keeping COM
pany with another young
man. f. b. II.
1t is nowadays.-Ed.
Dear Imp Which is
correct, the building
burned up or the build
ing burned down?
b. A. Il.
We do not intend that
this department shall be-
come a correspondence
school, but for the better
ment of mankind in gen.
eral we will endeavor to
enlighten you on the sub
ject. 1t is plainly evil
dent that you are Eight"
now. Fire burns up and
the building burns down
If the fire burns it up.
Now do you know?--Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
IRONSIDES BOW TO HEAVY INSTITUTES

games next week. Two games will be.
played at home, one at Reading Tues-t 1
day and Trenton Thursday. Saturday
the team will play at North Philadel-
phia. zft
The Princeton team is conducted by ass4
stock company, which bought the franz
chise of Elizabeth. They lost five -
ganles in n row in Tigerville and de-
cided to get a new team. The victory
tasted sweet.
The Sterling S. S. basketball five went q
TO Woodbridge last night and defeated i'd
the Kingwood A. C. in a fast game by )
the score of 1913. su
In the second game of a series the fe
West Hudsons will face the Niagara
p. c. quintet at Casino Hall, Wieden- ~
mayors Park. tonight, for the cham
pionship of the Ironhound district. The {
Westsides won the first game. 81
The Institute Midgets will play the
Arrows of Bloomfield tonight at Insti-l
tute Hall. 1t will be the second meet-
ing of these two teams.
Mike CTwin) Sullivan has cabled to-
Paris a challenge to meet Willie Lewis,
of New York. at 14S pounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08

Billy Coville is very sweet on the
5-year-old chestnut trotting mare Wing
Altheus. She is a very toppy. we'll
gated mare, good-headed and fast.
Billy looks for her to trot right at 2:2O
during the coming season. He worked
her as a 3-year-old over the local track
She could step miles in 2:4O handily
and quarters in S5 seconds. AS a A.
year-old she was turned out and was
not taken up again until last fall. The
present program is to train and race
her the coming season. She was sired
by Altheus, 1885, a producing son of
the mighty Onward, and her dam Is a
record daughter of Robert r. Beck, a
son of Dark Night by Alcyone.
1t is probable that Bertha by Alcan-
tara. 1928, the first and only mare to
produce four 2:10 PAGERS. will have a
fifth to her credit next year. Her
daughter Bernice. by Owyhee, Ell
(own sister to the chestnut stallion
Owyho, 2:07h), who was given a rot
ting record OF 2:25% last August, has
lately been shifted to the pacing gait,
n worked a mile in 2:09ia at this
way of going. Bertha is also the dam
of the fast green PAGER, The Limit,
which is reported to have worked a
mile in 1907 during the past season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08

Fred BalJantine reports the chestnut
pacing gelding, Freddy Gorton, 2:15h,
and the brown trotting geldlng. Admo-
rell. 2:1sA, in excellent condition
Both will make a trip down the big Line
in the sable of Eddie Hollenbeck.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 8

-
A d WOLGAST barely nosed out q
~ decision over George Memsic in
the ten rounds of spectacular
| smuggling before the Pacific A. c. at the
| Maud Junction pavilion.
For the full thirty minutes the W.
men fought as no two lightweights ever
batetled here before. Not once during
the ten rounds of vicious milling was
either boy off his feet
The superb condition of Wolgast won
for him. Had he entered the ring with
out every ounce of his fighting strength
with him the boy might have been
dropped long before the finish of the
tenth round
From start to finish the boys cast
aside all knowledge of boxing and
stood up toe to toe and slugged like a
pair Of fends.
Billy Berger, a young Pittsburg
fighter. took the place of Sailor Burke,
who had been billed to fight Frank
klaus, of P~ittsburg, six rounds in thai
city last night. The new man put up
a fight against the more experienced