davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
sImeriEaner boa alaSria aehanai2

99aIbinaton, 9. g., 10. N9ar5.
9sad ueridieOen lautenoen Wlel.
Ounsen iou @eorge Cannon, ein Bet
ter bon Serop Cannon. Der inter
9cIapas @rdlioentihait friegsrecbt-
Iib erihoilen murOe. in gtifdraeua
auf @eiebI oes @r6iioenten @taori3
aabinat poroen iein. glah eineH
9eridt ioa George Cannon OerEheiI.
nobmc an eiuer&eriduorun9 beid]ul.
oigt moroen ieiu. Gin SeaInter, Der
iriiber nit Der amerifaniihen @e.
Ian0tidait in Nlanaaua in gerbin.
Dung itano INA Der nit 9erop San.
non befanut mar. iagt 0aB Cannon
ibm flrs Dor iciuer GridlicBung er.
siEIt h0tte 0aB er feine &eruan0ien
i'm 9dn0c hattie.
9telu Srleaus, Ga, 10. Mars.
Gi.e Spe5ialoepeidbe bon Bort 81
mon, Gotta 9iiea, berittet. OaB BORT
Sic 9Iabridt eingetrofien lit OaB ser
25.idbriae George =. Cannon. Elm
9lmerifaier un0 Setter 0eS auf @e.
febI 3eIopaS biuaeridlteten 9eron
Common, lih in Dem 3uhtbauie III
Gorint6 befin0et. @r miro beidul-
Oiat, III cine Ntor0oeridlporlng ae.
gen SEN nitaroauaniiben GrdiiOen.
ten N1oori5 ocrlpidelt Al ieiu
9orutb, 9sifarsaua, 10 0tdr5.
T'e 0ahriht. oaB Elm Niann, ser
iih Gjcorae Cannon nennt unO Elm
Better BON 2erop Cannon an ienI
poraibt. aui @eiebl Ocs %r1iioentcn
NPaori5 ee6dngt wuroe, lit ialih.
Gieier angeblide Cannon nartet MN
bier auf cine gieiiegelCgenbeit nab
Dem 9ioroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
steat i'd Sem WcridIt.
- -. 16. Qlir.


Gin altotrer Der an9eslogfen Beam.
ten Der 0Jicaqoer @robid]lafeerfir.
men Semel 9. @arerion. Der @se.
prnloa1 Der ~glationm Qa9.ug Com.
pagp- erihien ireiUiniq uor 0gu
.3eridt IN s5eiien Gitp un3 befanntF
I'D nldt idiul0ia Der Heufid qegen
l3a er3c5enen ahflage Ser @eriaapo.
ring Hno Der llHreroriitiu8g ser aoH.
hrEs@ DE 9liusidnft, Sie CIR
$500 ie'r1elefi mar pur6s 9aits0t.
~NuiH 1nli5. ser Nuwalt Ser 8roB.
i9lod.erilrmEn. iaais. oaB er r.d.
uiBte ab ii5 Ole llebrigea Scr aNe
s.1gieH GemStaH o5ne guslie;enfsr 3.
g1S.ete iieAea DlDogn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
cirrinnitin.
- = ID.
Weip SaDsn Conn, Is. W1dr5.

gselu 6aDeH, Conn. Is. Ndrs.
Gie aonoatteire. 3ngleittg un0
9ar0lenta Der ytgu yorf. Rem Sa0en
& Sartior6 8abn itinunen CUR Bet
Hher Die Srlae ob. % iie lfrcifen
iouen, wenu teine 8eritdn0iqanq 5mi.
idlea 0er 8abgeisaifaft un0 ibraa
Angeliellten erreidlt Diro. Sic 30.
ifimHug hot ihren Grun5 BARN.
neil Der 3rdiioeHt Der gabu fir 0i.
@ertreter 0gr angeiieaten ,n5t,f "a
ipreden mare.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
jrOltiger Gmpfdng.
ysHr cine 0anOOOl eente empfangcu
Den &OrOpulrriirnOen &earB an.
iaklidl iciuss @Ortrases in slt-
laHta, Ga.
$eriOHa non srata.

gItlauta, 60, 16. Nlor3.
9lur cine SanoOoa 9eute marea
I'M Sool ampeieuo. 1ls Der dngebIi-
d)e gtor0polentoeder COMMANDER
YearD Die ReOnertribiine betrat nm
leineH angefiinOigten @ortrag 3lI
Balten. gIui Ser Sribiine befano iih
nur cine @erion, Der 8eOafteur Gee.
len bon bier, Ser iid) erboten bate.
0en &eOner porsllitellen, nab0em 0er
@ouperneur grolpn ln0 Der hieii9e
8iIrgermeilter es abgelebnt hatten.
oen oSSafir" Dem Eublifum nor5u.
lteneu.
@earp bate. ais er bier eintraF, in
einem SSnterpiep erfldrt, menn er ge.
iuuBt bate, OaB er bier ooer IN
Georgia periono non grota lei, 10
mare er iiherIid niht gefomnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
eiasntbiimIidle @eididlte.
glglp Norf. t7. Qlldr8.

SIN @eridt puroe Der 9sro3eB qe.
gen @eiiie gfoberts un0 glon g9ii-
liams aur 8erban0lung aufgerufen.
Die angeflagt iino, Dem friiberen
8r1iiOentea Ser Ban 9tor0en Srnit
0onpanD, g9arner %. Ban 9loroen.
S2S.000 9eliobleH 8u habeu, ais ibn
cine Der oIomen~ auf ser StroBe
anrempelte. Ole beioe.s gSeibcr tuur-
0en ieiner5eit nntrr ie $4,000
Siirgihait seiteat. San gaor0en mar
a5er uiht SIR @erbanSssua erid)ic.
Hen, ms iein @npalt ibeilte nit,
0aB ieiu aIient lid in europa be-
iinoe uno norerit niht 5uriid febren
meroeu. garaui pertngte Ser gidlter
sic 8erbdnoIungen, BOB aber 0ie
9iirgidait ser @ngefIagten ouf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
9ie Grofidllsdltrr TnS idnIO.
NIeneInn0. q n Ml1r.

NfNUNINHVF - y. WtNI0.
Gie Observation-Disclosures. 81,
beauftrogt wurOen. Ole ltriatben Oci
boben Sebensmitielpreiie ieit3iiitelen
babeu ibren @eriht einaereitt. no
nah Die @robihIdfter oireft fir 81,
hoben Nleiihpreiie bcrontiportIid
linO. iSeruer erflart 0ie sSurn. oof
In Glebelano ein0liltmonopol beite6t
mnO OaB Gier perfolft meroen, Oit
eiu Sabr lang in 9iibIipeibern &C
Ieqen bnben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
90 aunareh.
WaI5inqton iG. Wdr3.

&alDIR9l0n, -. Dtdr3.
Ger Genot beihdiiigte iid aus.
idlieBlid5 nit Der @r0rteruug Der
Giienbobnporlage. oepen 2Innabme
bon Der Aominiiration gepiinidt
miro.
Gas 6aus beidy1itiaie iidl NIT
uiin0truidtigeu Borlagen GaB ole
gHtidei0ungeu 6es GprefeFs San.
non aud ieitens ieIHer 9Sariei nidyi
INNER aebilligt gDeroen, beDies ME.
ser eine Abiilmnmng i'm Sous. Der
Spreher Bate cine entidJelolng be.
irgiis einer parlamentarilden Gcgel
qefe n, qegeu Die on 0as Saus az,
Del i. lDur0e. 0as Die entitei0iina
aii 1853 gegen III Shu1men um'
i6eB. g1idbt ueni6er ols AZ Republi,
iuner iiimmieH nit Den 2eHlofrnier
gegen Cannon
8oibington, IS. gidr5.
Dos @6qeorOnetenbans no6m 0il
guiQigungsDorio9e fiir legislative
erefutiOe uno iu0iBniq 3pede an, 0il
auna5eruo $34.000.000 our gerfi
gnng iteflt.
ssym Gennt belt Gunlnlins ein
Idnaere Rgoe iiber 0ie 0cp Gmo
oorlieqenoe @orloge. Die oas gpi
! itenilaatli6e 6aHoelsgeieb amen
oirt Gunnrins erflarte, er .Uer0
lnidt Fir Die Bill itinmen, trot0en
oer 9raii0ent 1ait 9eiagt babeH iollC
] SaE ie0er Senator. Der Die 8orlas
nidn :intorftiiht, aus Der republifa
luiihen gariei georaHgt DerSel
ioate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
@aiisn ihre gndler purIensn.

1reftol. Z. s., IS. Uiar3.
9iifJter Smai5ie Bat nah 9ln6o.
ring meiterer @rSn0e. Die 5taatsan.
malt l5aroeH BON 6u0ion gonniD un0
Der AmDoli Der Deitlid]en c5roBidJldh.
ieriirineH 0afiir mo 0aui0ec Dor.
br1dlten. Die Gr5er uHter~idlnet,
ourh 6ie ieHen sSosporationen befoh.
len miro, tire eeidGftsbiid]er nab
9ieU sserieB 5u brin8en. 0anit tie BON
oeH @roBgeidlU0renen BON Suoion
GouHtn geprift meroen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20

ppnfla, g5la., 70. W1nr3,
Ger Senator s.. @. garfer bon
Sparia bot iib ais aonoioai fir oil
@onuerneursnomination gemeloet.
Gr beiiiriuortet cine 4latform. Oeren
Sauptplanfe oie @jniiiarung BON
Goimin Option lit. 0ie @rob5i.
tiousiraac 0iirite bel ser tommenoei
@ouueruenrsma6l ole 1allpiiadlihe
Qampaaneiraae biI0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
@reiiin srIeiSct isIamnsntpb.
Qes Wioines. cSomo. rs aPdr

Ges Dtoines, Soma, is. 0idr5.
G'ie 102 Sabre alte 6raa i5rnaces
Sorf erlitt mdbren0 oes Qahmit,
tags in ibrer gso5uung 0obier ben
5lammentoa. Wan Dermutbet, 0aB
Die @retiiu. Sic gerne Elm 8feiFden
randte, in ilrem 2ebnitubl einihliei
un0 0aB Die berunter faaeu0e 4feiic
ben 8r1no Deruriodte
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
glnrLnnr nmnrmooeLt.

ggai6ingtou, .. g., IA. @dr3.
gie gorlage IN ge3ug oltf gIri3onns
uro 02erifos 2luinabne ais Gtaaten
luir6e benz Senate ourh Senator
geDerioge, Der iagte. Dab oie Sous.
oorlage gang uTugeanoert tpurOe,
einberidltet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20

llniontopn, ap., 16. @ldr5.
9ei 0em @rou0e un0 nahfolgen-
0en Sinfen oes 5oDrbootes nSSca
Ben" cine Reile ober5alb oieics Or
tes ertranfen sSrau SenrD Siofes
un0 ibr Gino, uno mehrere @aiia-
aiere erLitIen ihmere @ran0nnnoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
Gn @crathnnn.
@aibington, 16. @ldrs.

NSA'lRtitSADllf ~. .~tAl 0.
Gie 4npdlte Der 9Regierling uno
Der StanoarO Oil Company ba6en
nlu .Jbre Gnipradlen Dor Dem 9un-
oesoberaeridJt in 8erbin0uua nit
Dem 9Intraa ser Regierlng, Sic @e-
iellidldft uilfailoien been0igt nnO Oas
@'eritt bat nun Die sInselegenbeit in
9eratbuna.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
7nnnmilfrpIpiinn.

@artlesgae Dflag 16- 1Rdr5.
eynfolge eiue Igaamiterploiioa in
6sm 7fU5f 0lIIen n0rolih asn bier
befinoafgn @as. mo GeIielo iDur,
sen Nnqi 0ongg get00tet un0 meb'
rere 0erIett. G69ere Godriaten igb-
len nod.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
Dem sOSs nahe.
Nanlona. 40. ID. Ml

0aptona, 6ld., 16. Wldr5.
Ger @uH0esieuator SSohn ". "a.
mel pon 0irgInia, Der iriolge zines
Shlaganiaus OarnieOer lIeat. lit be.
mnbtlos mo nah gluiiht Ser beh0n.
0elnOeH sler5te lit iein Slbleben itiinO-
lid 81 erlparien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
gaaIondr 6easbt ssILltmorS.
HgU gorf 16 qqdr

crit Rtt befaHut gsuoroen,
saB Der MIGiondr 4lilis 6. Ta1is
con Gan 1raHcisgo. oer au @or0 oes
C5canoaHpfcr5 nEfenaie@ iiorb,
5el5itmoro bgsia9 Die ..Gceanic@
traf lDas1gss oes %ages 9iss sia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
GinpanSereraeisaaebnna perfdoben.
98aibingion. 8. 6, 10. Wlarj.

@aibtngton .. g., 10. Ylar5.
cas Sdusfomite bat nit eineE
W1ebrbcit oon elmer 5timme oie ges
rathiing iiber ale 8orlaaen in ge3ua
ouiaopiitcuer uno giloungspriihlnf
Der eimuonoerer perihoben. IN bus
fer Siniidt Dirl nidlts meIs IN cix
fec Sisuns gei4eben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20
sait anf Rsiien.

9}iisburg ga, 16. 12ar3.
9raiiSent Iait traf auf ieiaer
aeae nan 06ira8o bier ein. 9lofl
erDa gueitiin gem Anientbalt irbr
er nm neun lI5r AbeHos iSeiter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-03-20

geihaft labm 81 Iegen, ga nur ne.
nige BON oen 9lngeiteIlteu 0ieier @e-
iddfts sgDeise Dem StreifbeFeble &c.
bordteH.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-20
Three immense manufa.
old idea the vacation season and
FOREST FIKr hNN,Nu.


Grass Valley Cal Aug 19 ono
N' inc worst forest nrOa ever secn iu
Nc,ado county is buruug freely cast
of hero and thcro appears 90 he mo-
curly prospects ot controlling the
flames.
The fire ls Boa the Quaker uu" dis
trlct and the sWlcos which supply min
city with water are In danger After
a general alarm had been sent I'M hv
Supervisor Rgclow thirty mon lcu
here 90 hght the names. Tho ncV
tract of the Tahoe national forest Is
in danger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-20

During the campaign Just
Vas heard about "A million
ono seemed To think it wa,
million that Kansas wasted Il
tin bridges, because Kansas
that waste II has more m
Iare still inaccessible and bri,
Iothor purpose than to obstru,
than 1t has m the public in
lot the millions invested IN 4
less. ineNcuslble waste
The good business sense
! Missouri ought to dictate
bridge building than the i
WASTING the road and bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
JEFFRIES TO MAKE
TOUR OF WORLD

NEW YORK. May 19.-Jim JEFF
fries has been booked through Klaw
& Erlanger for a trip around the
world after the fight, whether he
wins or loses. He will be under the
management of H. H. Frazee. He
opens at Cork, Ireland. October 1,
where he will play one night. Then
he will show in Limerick. Dublin
and Belfast. jumping to Glasgow,
after which he will do the prov
inces, showing six nights in Lon
don. The continent will be covered
from Calais to st. Petersburg.
He will leave Europe about De-
cember n and jump to Cape Town.
After showing there and in johann
nesburg there will be a weeks
hunting on the Veldt. Then he
goes to Australia. Kangaroo hunt
ing and shark fishing will be part of
the treat there. About dozen
performances will be given in New
Zealand and Queensland. and the
next break will be at the Philip
pines, then to East India. where
Jim will hunt the tiger and the ele-
plant. after which China and ia
pan, arriving at San francisco
July IA next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
PAPKE IS FAVORITE
IN TONIGHT'S FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 10.
Lively interest in being mani
tested In the twenty-rOund bout
between Billy Papke and Joe
Thomas, which IL scheduled for
tonight. The fight is of more
than usual Importance, rs the
winner will be given a chance to
wrest the middieweight cham
piOnship from Stanley ketchell.
Both men are in the best pOssi-
BILE condition, and while Papke
continues to be a 2-tO-1 favOrite
I'm the betting, there are many
who believe Thomas has a chance
to take his measure.
Thomas will enter the ring
weighing about 1851 pounds, and
Papke will be around the 1867
pound mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19

and the National League team winning
seven or eight straight games. The
crowds are going to see winning ball
st. Louis has really always been a Ma
tional League city, though. of course
when the American League team was
winning the public supported the winner
Now conditions are reversed and Owner
Hedges has a rough sea before him. IL
means that he will have to dig down in
his jeans and bring forth punches of the
filthy lucre In an effort to get a team
which the public will support or go broke
trying to make loser satisfy the pub
lie demand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Sherman Team Winner.

The Sherman Athletic Club defeated
the Franklin Athletic Club yesterday
afternoon by the score of 8 to L. The
feature of the games was the pitching
of Watson for the winners. who allowed
only three hits during the entire nine
innings. The winners would like to ar
range games with all teams in or near
the District of Columbia averaging sew
ehteen or eighteen years. Address all
challenges to l.. Roberts, 127 street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
SPORTING COMMENT.
BY J. ED GR1LLo.

There should be no trouble for the
Nationals to beat out two or three teams
at least this year, for there is no ques-
ton that McAleer has a stronger and
better balanced team than several Of his
rival managers.
The st. Louis team, which McAleer left
to take charge here, is in an awful plight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
c. U. DEFEATS GEORGETOWN.
Balzer Is Hit Hard, While Green
Is Effective.

Catholic University again defeated
Georgetown yesterday in a most interest
ing game Green of c. u. pitched per-
feet game Of ball. Balzer OF Georgetown
lasted only three innings. when he was
forced to retire under fire. O'Connor. who
took his place. pitched good bali. but
Green continued to hold the Blue and
Gray team down and won the game
easily enough at the end. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Other American League Games.
Can't Stop Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. May 19.-Yesterday' S
victory for Philadelphia over Chicago by
4 to was the fourth straight over the
westerners and the thirteenth in a row
Tor the home team. Score: R.H. E.
Chicago. o o o q q q % 6 |.
Phiiadelp'a d % 9 y y x+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Yankees Beat Browns.

NEW YORK. May 13.-New York cap
,tured the last game of the series from
st. Louis yesterday. q to 3. by hitting
Stremmel hard in the seventh and eighth
innings. Score: R.H.E
St Louis. :. D D u o q O-3 -
New York. U - y ~ = Ks .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Cubs Nose Out BROOKLYN.

CHICAGO. Ma I9-Chicago defeated
Brooklyn. 3 to 2. in ten innings yester-
day. The winning run was scored on
AcMiilan's bad throw of Tinker's ground
er. Archer's sacrifice and Pfeister's sin
gle. Score: R.H.E
Chicago. o o o o o 90 1-S.6 2
Brooklyn y o o o o o o % > 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
National League Games.
Bresnahan's Boys Booming

, ST LOUIS. May list. Louis won its
seventh straight by making three runs
in the eighth yesterday. and defeating
: Philadelphia by the score of to =
Score: RHE
ST Louis. o o o = 90 o ks s .
Philadelpa o D D D o o. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
South Atlantic League.
Carolina Association.

At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Savannah, 4.
Al Columbia-Columbia, 1; Augusta, O..
At decentralization. I; jacksonville. 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Pirates Trim Boston

PITTSBURG, May 1?.-Boston hit Cam
nitz hard yesterday. but the hits were
scattered through the game and the Wis
ftors lost to Pittsburg again, to s.
Score: RHE
Pittsburg 3 3 o o % x-sI2 1
Boston. o o. @o12 j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19

At on-Salem-Greenville, 2; Winston-Sa
lem, o. j.
At Spartanburg -Spartanburg. .: Greensboro, 2
At Char.otte-CharlOtte, 3; Anderson, j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Southern League.

At Mobile-MObile VS.. Nashville twet grOunds).
At New Orlcans-Mcmphis vs.. New Orleans
(rain).
AT Birmingha q; Birmingham, ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19

l'erring, 1ajoic. Hits-OT Mitchell. > in three
innings off Berger. in five innings. Sacri ce
fies-Groom. Schaefer. Left on bases-Washing
ton. &; Cleveland. 4. Bases on talls-On Mitch
ell. .. First base errors-W ashington. o;
Cleveland. 2. Umpires--Messrs. KERN and Sner-
idan. Time Of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Want Games.

The Brookiand base ball team would
like to arrange games with uniformed
teams in the District or vicinity-no Sun
14ay games Address George b. Clum, lis.
Newton street. Brookland, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Giants Win on Errors.

: CINCINNATI. May 19.-Both Mathew
son and Suggs were hit hard yesterday,
but Cincinnatfs errors allowed New York
10 win, I'D to u. Score: R.H.E.
Cincinnati. 1 1 o . o o o +61I q
New York u o o o 2 O-lO12 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Eastern League.

Ar Observation-Disclosures 5: Rochester, 3.
At Bufa,o-Bunalo, Z; Jersey City, 3.
At Providence pOvidence vs. Montreal (wet
grounds).
At Newark-Toronto. 8; Newark, Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19

Catholic University. o O-3
Georgetown D D 0 o o.
Runs-Devries, Tobin. Stock. Sitterding. First
base on errors-CathOlc University 3; GEORGE
town. 1. Left on bases-CathOl!c University, 5;
Georgetown. .. First base balls-On Greene,
1-3; by O'ConDor. 9 2-3. Hits made-Of
Greene. 4: on Balzer. 3; OF O'Connor, 2 Struck
out-By O'Connor. 8: by Greene. :: by Balzer l.
Stolen bases-Gibson. NJ. O'Connor. Feenan. C.
O'Connor. Tobin ~. Hunt t2). Greene. Devries.
Sitterding. Double pay-Tobin TO Stock Hit
by pitcher-By Greene. /. Wild pitch-O'COn-
nor. Passed balf-McDonall. Umpire-Mr. Hughes.
Time Of game-1 hour and 45 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-19
Virginia State League.

At Danville-Danville. !: Lynchburg, O.
At Roanoke-Portsmouth, q; Roanoke. >.
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sure TO HOLD BIG
FIGHT IN FRISCO
Law Will Permit Jcffries and john
son to Meet in
City.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
SAYS HE CAN'T STOP IT
Joe Choynski Discourses Learnedly
on Comets, But Fails to Impress
Jeffries While They Fish.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 19.-There
is much rejoicing among fight enthusiasts
over Tex Richards announcemnt last
night that Jeffries and Johnson will meet
in this city to battle for the world
heavyweight championship July 4. 1t
has been many years since a forty-five-
round fight was held in San Francisco.
owing to the city ordinance which pro-
vides for boxing matches of limited
duration" Heretofore Limited duration"
has been construed as twenty rounds,
but it is understood no barrier will be
raised against an extension Of the es-
tablished fight period.
Gov. Gillett's widely published view of
the situation has been receiver with much
satisfaction by all interested in the big
battle and the statements coming from
District Attorney Fickert are likewise
regarded as rea assuring. The district at
tOrney is quoted thus:
II have not been appraised that the
contest is to be held In this city, and I
have not considered the matter. The
board of supervisors has not granted the
promoters permit yet. but there is a
law allowing boxing matches and / can
not see the difference between Jeffries and
Johnson fighting and other professional
fighers who have been boxing here. How
ever. 1 Will look up the law and abide
strictly by the statutes
Speculation is concerning itself princi-
u ~ today with the probable site to be
selected for the big contest. Several
locations are available.
The present fight plans of the promoters
have not yet caused any apparent worry
on JOhnsOn's part. The negro champion
is proceeding with his training without
interruption.
JEFF Goes Fishing.
BEN LOMOND, Cal, May 19.-Jim JEFF
fries and his Acknowledgement returned
from Santa Cruz last night tired out from
their all-day fishing excursion on Mon
terey bay.
Joe Choy nski, with Halley's comet as
a text. is reported to have discoursed
learnedly on the elevating subject OF as
tronomy in pursuance of the esthetic up-
lift movement that he threatened some
time ago to inject into Jeffries' training
operations.
If Jeffries was edited by ,Joe's soaring
disquisition. he did not let on His ru-
mOred comment was: shut up, Joe:
you're soaring the fish,
Motoring home. the party kept sharp
lookout alOft for the comet. Bob Arm
strong, the big negro who acts as one of
Jeffries' sparring partners, has no partic-
ular use for comets, and he kept his rab-
bits foot behind his left ear.