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Amador ledger., 1910-05-27

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DIED

MElSS. In Jackson, NAV 25, 1910, in
fant son of Mr. and Mrs Chris Meiss,
aged 7 months,
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Brady says that he had picked himself
up by that time, and he almost had to
laugh as he saw Fitzsimmons stare at
me with his jaw dropped down in sur
prise.
That about ended the discussion.
straight rules" said Fitz. and then
be and Julian went out and back TO
their own room.
1t was all right 10 talk about hav-
ing Fitzsimmons beaten before the
fight began. But IL any other beaten
men can fight the way Fitz did that
night may i meet few OF them. be
lieve that little act in the dressing
room shook his confidence and that
he knew he was up against the hard
est proposition OF his life. even up
against defeat But for all that he
fought like a cornered wildcat He
was the gamest man in the world. old
F1tz was.
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COUNTED OUT.
me such a great fight. Yes. at that
moment l was almost sorry that I was
taking the championship away from
him. But il was all I'm a fair fight.
Fttzstmmons rolled over. rolled back
again. got to his knees and up TO his
feet. As before. / gave him plenty OF
time. When he poised himself to
start fighting again / stepped in and
Jabbed him with the left. Fitz tot
tered Then. judging the blow very
carefully to make it just hard enough
10 finish him, not trying TO knock his
head of, l brought the right over.
Down went Fitzsimmons for the last
time. He fell on his face. lay sun a
moment, rolled over on his back and
was counted out
There was a roar from the crowd.
On all sides men were sCrambllug into
the ring. Brady and Delaney were
through the ropes I'm second and al
most carrying me back into my corner
I'm their excitement.
pulled away and walked across the
sing 20 Fitzsimmons. who had been
carried 20 his corner by the seconds
and propped MP I'm his chair. He was
still dazed but held up his hand feebly
We'll. Fitz, we couldn't both win"
7 said
Continued on Sixth Page.)
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on the scales The day before the
fight I went with a number OF report
ers 20 the baggage room at the railroad
station. There. on the baggage scales.
in Jumpers and a light sweater,
weighed an even 90 pounds.
never attempted 20 make such low
weight again. as know I'm stronger
and have more endurance when carry
forty pounds more flesh on my bones.
On the way up 20 New York went
sound asleep or the train and slept an
hour. In New York we all had lunch
and then went 20 Proctor's and saw
a vaudeville show. After the show we
went 20 Coney Island by train
Fttzsimmons was a great favorite,
OF course. Few people knew anything
about me- l was a stranger. At Ben
Cohen's hotel-a great gathering place
Tor sporting men-the most famous
sports In America had gathered.
In the beginning Fitzsimmons was a
3 TO I favorite. but as the talk about
his great fights grew his friends began
offering more and more. Before we
were In the ring the betting was 81
20 l on Fitz, and some put up tol.
l heard all about the odds. but that
didn't worry me at all. felt absolute
iy sure that Id win. or course l
knew that Fitzsimmons was a great
fighter and that he knew more about
boxing in a minute than l did in an
hour. But l had II all figured out. /
hadn't the slightest fear that he'd
knock me out. The only thing that
bothered me was the idea that he
might be able TO close both OF my
eyes and that in that case It would
be hard 20 find him. But all the time
I expected TO get him I'm the end
When we reached the Coney Island
A. g there was a feeling Of nervous
ness in our little party. Brady and De
ianey thought ! was on edge, and per
haps l was-a little. IL was a pretty
big occasion. In couple Of hours
was going to either have my head
knocked or or beat the worlds cham
pion and pLt myself in line for a whole
lot OF fame and big bunch OF money.
1t was either to the top or back to the
hills fer me. and nobody knew 81 bet
ter than j did.
Still. II / was nervous l didn't feel
81, and thought the boot was on the
other foot. / thought Brady and De
laney were about ten times as nervous
as ] was. They weren't IN training
like myself, and they hadn't lived out
OF doors in the hills. They were to
win or lose pile OF money on what
1 did In the ring. and they could only
stay on the outside and watch me
But as ! heard It afterward Billy
Brady took Delaney or TO one side
and said something like this:
'Bill. we've got 70 keep the big fel-
low from getting too nervous while
he's waiting. We must set him away
from here and keep him where be
won't do too much thinking. I've got
a scheme. want 70 talk It over, and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18

1 expected to be. Fitzsimmons Wa,
bleeding much more FROM my left
jabs.
In the ninth = slipped In hard rights
to Bob's ribS,s he rushed me and
then suddenly varied by following the
right with left hook so hard tha> the
breath few out OF his mouth. That
was great combination of lunches
1 knocked out Jim COrbett the same
way years later I'm San Francisco
This time II didn't put the champion
down, but II robbed him - his iudC
ment, and although be came al me
again I'm his dead game fashion his
swings wer. wild They either went
short or around my neck as l ducked
In toward him.
Go slow K said TO ,ayself. Go
slow! You've got this fellow licked. g"
The end was near. 1 think everybody
In the house but Fitzsimmons realized
1t. The crowd that had been cheering
like mad grew quieter. 1t was seeing
the passing OF a great champion.
In the tenth round Fitzsimmons
started furiously and drove me across
y 4
felt them at my back l managed to
slip away TO one side. Fitz turned
and fairly jumped at me. met him
with a straight left on the face with
all my weight behind IL. As In the
second round. the champion was lift
Ell from his feet and thrown dat on
his back. IL was a hard Touchdown
and would have kept nine men out OF
ten on the floor Seven or eight sec
onds went by, and then Fitz got up
slowly and shook himself and looked
around TO see where he was and what
was going on. l waited and gave him
plenty OF time. As soon as he saw
me he came I'm again with a wild rush.
swinging both hands for my body with
all his might. He was a desperate
man now. He forced me to the ropes.
and for msment ] covered up. Then
I found that there was no real force
behind the champions blows. l push
ed him away and was just starting
for him again when the bell rang.
He was a good. game sport-Fitz-
simmons. AS soon as the bell rang
for the eleventh he came at me as
hard as ever and apparently Just as
confidently. He was grinning as he
swung one hand after another for my
jaw. I ducSed under the blows and
met him with a right IN the ribs that
stopped him short aud showed him
back a step. Ii knocked the breath
out OF him. and for moment he
didn't move. l stood still and looked
him over. The muscles OF his thighs
were quivering. His mouth was open
as he gaspcd FOR air. But only FOR
second. Then he tore at me again.
This time 7 crouched low and drove
my left into his body. The punch
didn't stop Fitz. He pushed me back
TO the ropes, trying his best 20 put me
down with n swing on the jaw. The
blows glanced or. and l stopped him
with jabs on the mouth.
And now came the finish. Fitz
rushed at me. For the first time !
broke ground and ran away. II was
only 10 draw him on. for as he came
with great rush / stopped suddenly
with my left arm stuck out like
beam and set him run into Il. My
glove cuurut him on the mouth. and
be dropped. forward this time on his
face. Siler, the referee. stepped right
over Fitz To push me back. I had
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THREE
Row 70 sroiI st.ak

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with cloth wrung out OF cold water:
trim on superiuous fat With some
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TO the handle); broil over a clear fire.
turning every ten seconds for the first
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Roast Beef.

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Allow quarter of an hour for a pound
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Peppers Are Handy

e is a good plan TO have can OF
Spanish peppers always In the house
They can be easily and attractivelv
used in an emergency Sandwiches
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used 70 garnish leftover meats. etc
Cut the meat into cubes. cover with
bits Of pepper and bread crumbs and
brown.
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CHAPTER Nv

7 KNOCK FITzsINfMoNs OUT AND pECoNfr
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
TF there's a time In a mans life
when he ought to be nervous it's
n. when he's going out TO fight for
the worlds championship. But /
didn't feel nervous as pushed through
the crowd and walked down toward
the ring that night at Coney Island
Funny! I just kept thinking. Gee.
I'm glad all that hard training Is over "
Fitzsimmons was ahead Of me- He
looked little pale, but had grin on
his face and was waving his hands 70
his friends around the ring.
At last the bell rang, and we came
out toward each other As soon as We
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Uncon1plin,entarv-

IL was three o'clock I'm the morning
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the stairs Opening the door 20 his
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etrating yowl resounded through IN,
night John" said his wife awaken.
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CHAPTER XIV.

AA-AA Il In NV
READY FoR THE FIGHr AND WHAT HAT
TENED IL THE DRESSING ROOM.
= DIDN'T do much work the day
before the fight for was ready
and At and only needed a days
rest
never ran my weight down so low
while training for any other fght
When I came east 10 meet Armstrong
! weighed just 245 pounds stripped 70
lighting togs I'm the ring. Now. ready
90 meet Fitzsimmons. scaled exactly
2O4 pounds. I had run myself 60 a
shadow. Two days before the fight 1
weighed just 2o6 pounds stripped and
let everybody around camp see me
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Dustless Duster

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which takes up the dust without scat
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and then letting Il dry out nicely
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dropped my hands and was waiting
quietly. l didn't feel excited. was
sorry for the game man who had given
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" JEFFS CAMP
Because Bnly Papke l. 10 Return ana
BoN with the mtg Man.

Sax FRANCIso. Nav e. There IL much
utilization in lshFies's training camp ovel
me fact that Billy Papke will return h
h ,wardennan after hi- q ght with Joe Thomas
mont saturday and will box regularly with
len until the former champion aeaadoHE
gloves In his training rapke. despite
enormous disparity In weight. - che only
man VIM has bowed with len who has been
able 20 make the hir fellow hustle around
amt show traUes ~ his Old form papke
'umps In ike q terrier. and biz blows evil
IDENTIFY STING. for leHFie- wakes up aud goes
after him IN lively style
Yesterdays six round bout hetweRn
Papks and lcn was by al odds the best
boxing b. has done. bar 10 showed him far
from championship form one thing y
Il amnnztrated the great strength % leffries
would have crushed Dapke had he bic
man let himself 60 n furnished ana inter
ealing contrast between Iohnon aud
kstChel. hut critics must remember that
Johnson never extended himself once IN
that Eight bat slowly wore down and
whipped stanley without taking any risk
n vas ~ dent yesterday that papke
coul,int have lived hraa rounds with len
n he latter had forced things
Everv sporting man nere who wishes 20
49, jed ain y hoping he vii get some
husky sparring partners very soon and
devote most ~ tho next siN weeks 20 real
Sighting in order 10 Train hiz eve aud his
miHCle-
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ROWING.
Columbia freshman Crew Net % Rev n
Harlem Regatta on Memorial nay.

The rowing men slong the Harlem River
were good deal disappointed last week
owing "a the report that the Columbia
freshman crew would not enter for the
regatta On Memorial Day Jim Rice. the
Columbia coach. paid a visit "a the Harlem
and made The announcement that the Blue
aBd White Bisa would De abssht fTOR, the
saR'or race at least Those who like to
see keen racing regret that Columbia viii
not be q contender. especially a. the junior
eight race promises 10 10 tina hest seen In
this atty In care aside from q chance
of something frova Philadelphia Ave crews
have c""n assured They are the NassauS.
New York \. Z WHhnetahs. NeW Rochelles
and Unions Coach Johnny smith u whip
ping tho Nassau men into s',ape. and from
the way they handle the swseps they should
make a good showing A 1raverS laland
Cnarh Giannni % the New York A &. has
fat aggregation the best lot OF Young
sters lr ever trained. he thinks and the
boys themselves are anxi9us % have 80
at Columbia. nuvy Roche II losing no
time " ith the Wlhnetahs, md VaH Nliet IL
working hard with The New Rochelle men
tapt Magic ~ 10" Harlem Rowing club
has DEVELOPED a fat junior o,t"pedr crew.
lni they are - good thst they have np-
pRrrnily frightened away all prOsPsctivgs
opposition iveTv evening they ~ up aud
down the pyrr. ripping holes in The Nai-r
ard making no secret of their ability 70 hit
thg sounding burrows 20 heat Lhe rand. 4
week OF ~ ago there Eas talk of Junior
octnpedes beng mustered BY the Metro
pOlitans and the Unions. but since the daily
display of speed by the HarieIns these
clubs have made m move toward grtttng
There were signs Of life around the paunt-
less during the week Eddie Anderson
has some youngsters In TOW and bad them
II IL possible that the old club may pick up
agat nand there is not an oarsman In tho
lo'ality Who would not like % So II repre-
ssnted among The busy feet once more
FrtnS Nesslev ~ the only one Of the llo-
heuianz who shows an inclination for woTk.
though Il 10 not certain that he will row 10
any event on Memorial Day Now and
again some younger -BOhOs" take q spin.
hut II IL not Known that they contemplate
any racing stunts
There u an announcement frpm the Anleri-
can kouiag Association that the entFien
for tho American Henley will not close
until newt Saturday and not on last saturday
a. previously stated The regatta tAkep
place on the Flat. and Il " understood that
some New lork crews are to go over 10
Philadelphia The wahnetah b 4. eight
will he among the vtsitoTa
Along with the tunior eight the Nassau
Boat Club Nill enter Thompson IN the inter.
mediate singles. The Haflems have z good
man IN NcCullOm for this event 10 con-
sisieni training Is any good he ought 10 win
padding
me Middle States Regatta Association
annual meeting takes place on May n Al the
West End taif In i25th street
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4 COLUMBIA SHAKEUP.
Changes WhIsh May Result From ne De-
feat ~ the Navy.

COlumbla's defeat by the Navy crew last
saturday In all probability will result In
the putting forth Of gToateT eHorts by the
oarsmen from MOrninEsido Heights with
thslPOnEhkeepsio regatta a. the objective
point No one In tho Columbia squad
that returned from Annapolis yesterday
was discouraged. least Of ali Rice .hhs coach.
Rice undoubtedly felt that hsi had OWN
ming crew when biz Inen put their she'll
overboardsfor the race. but he vas not
dlaheartened very much when he saw the
midshipmen pull 10 victory. Columbia
despite its defeat has a good crew and one
II which much may DO eIpscted IN the
future.
with tho Navy n was not a case Of one
crew sxrelling he other al the way, Quite
The reverse. for he crew that exceled the
other FOE three fourths OF the distance
was Columbia. aud according 10 Rtcg any
crew that eau do that 70 the combination
that GlendOu has on tho water h worthy
CTew To those who saw the race Il scanned
10 b. tho odd story Of crew primed for
two mile contest pttted against an eight
that Vas in the middle Of lis training Tor
a four mile rare. The Navy rOWed q higher
stroke all the way. varying from three 10
eight strokes q minute more than Columbia.
aud the wonderful sprint that WAS left IN
NlendOu's combination rama ~ a com
pleie surprise. The columbia Crewsswung
along from the start al an easy and power
ful thirty-tNo with the boat Tunning Ike
witch between strokes, ~ one Of the oars
Ii was apparent that the New Workers
had mede little enOTt % get the stroke up
Zoe the racr. and although Murphy, the
Columbia stoke. did liz Il a tribe az the
end. q was not nearly enough 20 gain any.
thing on the fnidHhipmen. although u did
prevent them from making the gap between
the shells tnv wider.