davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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deal or service. Gentlemen wanting
horses should attend this sale as ! eN-
can buy, and acclimated, ready for use,
right on the Virginia farms.
one Prince Ashton Colt, coming
years old. sire record 2.l6 one nice sor,
rel colt Horses must be as represented
or money refunded.
You Will have one week 20 ascertain
the defects. Horses can be seen thres
days before sale.
Sale under cover.
JOHN +. O'NEAL.
W. S. TOWNSEND.
Ellis Hicks Clerk.
Feb26- Mari2.3A.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary were IN due form OF law
granted unto he undersigned. on the
fourth day Of February A. ID. 1910. and
that all persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present The
same, duly attested. 20 the said execu.
riX, on or before the fourth day OF Febru,
ary, A. ID. 1911, or abide the Act OF As
sembly IN such case made and PROV ided
NJ. LOUISA SENTMAN,
TxecutrlX
Address. j. Frank Ball, Esq, Attor.
ney-at-Law, Wilmington, Delaware.
Feh6-eod-q ct
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BARGAINS FOR SALE.

r OR SALE-On Easy Terms.
New modern houses, Just being fln-
ished. win sell at a bargain to quick
buyer.
4o2 and 4IS w. Twenfy-sccond.
4oI w. 1wenty-6rst. corner.
2Io3 Jefferson.
These houses have large rooms. hard
wood finish all over the house Hot
water heat, open oak stairs. the best
Of plumbing. installed by Gawthrop
Bros. Co.
The plans OF these houses meet the
approval OF the most critical observer
For sny further information call on
d. L. TOPKIS, Owner & Builder
So7 King Street.
ID. e. A. Phone 466fA.
Feb5-tf
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NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that Letters
of Administration, cum testamento an
neNo, were in due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned. on the 10th dav
of February, a. j. 1910. and that all per-
sons having claims against tho estate
duly attested. TO the said Adminstra-
trlN. on or before the 10th day or Febru-
ary 1911. or abide the Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided.
ANN &. REESE.
AdminfstratriV
Address. Mrs. Ann C. Reese. 1870 Jack
son street Wilmington, Delaware.
Fefbl7-9t-eOd
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FOR RENT.

rSOR RENT-SILO-ST FORMS. TO
build silo of concrete. diameter, six
teen feet inside; any farmer can build
his own siio. Address,
BROOKDALE FARM. Centreville. Del.
Feb19-l0t
uOR RENT-RoOM FOR STORAGE
Il Feb25-2t Address HIS, Journal once
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carri.r Eind. Rnsaru.

A rosary in tin box was found by
letter carrier at Seventh and Tat
nall streets yesterday. The owner can
have same by applying at the post
Office.
Evening journal., 1910-02-26

A Roman tomb OF the second century
before Christ. containing marble sarcop-
hagus OF exquisite orlSmanship five feet
long and admirably preserved, has been
discovered at Grosseto.
Evening journal., 1910-02-26
EVANGELIST at Mission.

Evangelist Edward Miller will speak
before the Sunday Breakfast Mission
this evening. He viii speak at the
meetings tomorrow and next week.
Evening journal., 1910-02-26
Elteman Rreaks AnkIe.

George Lynch, of the Brandywine
Fire Company is in the Delaware Hos
pital suffering with a broken ankle
as result of fall
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WANTED

yI1T1T e q @F0RNfTURE or ALI
w kinds. highest prices paid for part
Or entire households. Hotels, restaurants.
oflce fixtures, roll top desks, safes
pets sold or exchanged. Second-hand
tools bought Good secondhand. clothes
bought. Overcoath and pants specially
Bring your Raw Fars to US
Phone. Delmarvla, RIO. 23f3.
CHARLES S. HURLOCK,
ran7-tf Seventh and Poplar SITS.
Wy ,NTED-POsITION AS NURSE.
w Febi9-tf 22 Concord Ave
VIVA xYANTED-WASHING AND IRONING
w to 40 at home. 42i McCauley St.
'eh23-6t
VIZ ANTED-loOO CARPETS TO CLEANi
w storage rooms for rent. Sl.bO ana :.
per month. Both phones.
/ Teb24-tf.
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LOST AND FOUND

6sT - B0sT0N TERRIER DOG,
II white body. evenly marked black
return TO 1874 West SeveRth street.
Feh2f-2t
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DUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale at the
residence OF Penrose II. Talley. one mile
east Of Talleyville. ON MONDAY. FEB,
RUARY S. 1910, at 1 o'clock, personal
property conslstlng OF stock, farm I'M
prements and dairy fixtures.
' PENRosE r. TALLEY.
VIM. ~ I.ank. Auctioneer.
Fehc3-25-26
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FOR RENT

T0R ''-',~'-Ss7r-f - ri al .7sff7sn
milk stand. 703 West Seventh street.
stable in rear. Apply SECURITY TRUST
AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Feb2f-st
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.,l''ls:.A.L REAL A.lI ESTATE FOR I.I.lz;. SALE:
Gibbons & Moore,
For Rent

9os Adams ST., % r., b ........... $40
S5l broome ST., 10 r.. a B .............. $50
~ DUPONT st., n. & B ................t2S
l5l0 w Sixth St., 10 II. 4 u ........... .s25
~ N Franklin ST., r. & d .......,. Sc
lllf w. Fourth ST., n. & B ............ $50
ul2 West St., . II. & n ................s $40
l6 w Seventh St, r. A. B ..........tis
~ French St, II. & B .....,....... SIS
el s. Van Buren, ST. n. & p ...... .s1b
ltgs Van Buren St., n. q "a ..........S1i
sos Lincoln St., 6 n. q y ................Sig
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
store, n. ~. Cor Sth and Market Sts 500
Factory. i05 u. Thirteenth st. ....... .si0C
RtVa.t, -sg Nlnt ~, .............s.... .thb. "
81 floor i2s Market ST., 17xi05 r. .tTl
Factory. Conrad and Adams Sts.... 81
Store. 4i6 King ST ....................... Slf
sd noor' l& Market st.. l7xlo5 ft........ 81
~ foor. COG Market st., 21x00 n ........ 81;
Store, SS5 King ST ...................... 81
Central Bank Bldg, 30 floor, front So
zlh W. lth St, store and dwelling .s2l
McNey Bldg. Sd floor. back ............ so
pop ); Claymont ST.. store and dwelling 81
2ls -. Third st., store ....................s 81
Evening journal., 1910-02-26

NIVTL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE
- paid well for easy work examina-
tons every month; expert advice. sample
questions and Booklet eco describing po-
stions and telling easiest and quickest
way to secure them free Write now.
Washington Civil Service school. Wash
ington, ID. c. Feb26-lt
xKTANTED--A RELIABLE CATHOLIC
w man for "A large Philadelphia
house; must have good references; state
age. Address G. f., Journal Office.
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''EASTER SEA TRIPS"

Baltimore to
Savannah and return .......... $500
Jacksonville and return ........S $500
including meals and stateroom ac-
commodations on steamer.
Merchants and Miners Trans.
Co., will sell tickets for sailings
of March 21st and 23rd, good re-
turning within is days from date
OF sale.
Secure tickets and reservations early
w. p Turner, p T. NJ, Baltimore, Md.
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p1rR1rc SALES

PUBLIC SALE
Buggles. Horses. Registered Fresh
Guernsey Cows. Prize pedigree registered
bull. dairy fixtures and farming imple-
ments, ! y. m, Thursday, March 2.
LILBURNE CHANDLER
Del Feb21-9t.
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BUSTNFSS OpPORTUNTTTFc 8
ROOMS FOR RENT

CTKARD-S15, s07 AND sy kACE )
" Philadelphia Rooms. 25c, 35c. 50c
ertlemen onlv. ani-nq-iv
FOR RENT-NICELY FURN1SHEp
y second-story front room with all
conveniences. on Market street near
Twelfth. Address X, Journal once.
Febl7-1mo
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SHERIFF. SALES.

Oh ENlr OALESs
sHERfFFSS sAGE~BfYS VIRTUE or
writ OF Levari Facias 20 me directed
will be exposed TO Public Sale, at the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county, Del
ON SATURDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH. 1910.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate. viz,
All that certain lot OF land and two-story
brick store and dwelling-house thereon.
situate in the said city of Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows that ia
TO say.
Beginning at the southeasterly corner OF
Fourteenth and Walnut streets thence
southerly along the eastcrly side OF Wal
nut street sixteen feet six inches TO a
corner In other lands OF the said Robert
McCaulley, thence easterly along said line
OF land parallel with Fourteenth street
and through the centre OF the party wal
seventy feet to the westerly side OF q
four-feet wide alley running into Four
teenth street, thence northerly along said
alley side parallel with Walnut street six
teen feet six inches TO the southerly side
OF Fourteenth street and thence BY tho
same westerly seventy feet 10 the place OF
/ beginning, be the contents thereof whai
they may. With the free and uninterrup-
ted right, use and privilege of said al
/ ley with others entitled thereto I'm com
mon forever. subject nevertheless 10 ar
equitable share OF the cost. charges and
expense Of keeping said alley N repair.
property OF Robert MccauIiey. Executor
OF Robert McCaulley. deceased. and Anr
f. McCaulley. surviving mortgagor, and e
- -o CHARLES H. LIPPINcoTT.
sherins onice. Wilmington. Del.
February 18th. 1910.
Feb1S.ls 2S SMar2.4
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PERSONAL

SSfyf6oW TSbEFENDFNT MEANS,
w would marry. K-BoS5a League, 70 2,
ioSo. oiss> nePF-->
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
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FOR SAI.E

"a ~ ( Al e. bR N SRD's ffEADAchk &
4 powders; the best on the market
try them. BY ALL DRUGGISTS
uOR SALE-EDIsON $50 GRAPHIC
4 bhone, plays 4-minute records; one
Of the finest in the city, and nifty records.
Febi5-tf. No. 632 Bayard Ave.
FOR sALE-cIGAR STORE. no: lsos
II Market street. Apply after O'Clock
~ m. JOSEPH WALSH.
Feb19-6t.
nor sAIE-THOROUGH coll
L le dog u months old. Ably
Feb95-2t. No. e37 Spruce 81.
rsop sAI,E-ONE PAIR MULES.
+ Feb25-2t. Apply 4i9-4n French So.
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FOR SALE TORRENT

FOR SALE TORRENT
e2s W Ninth st. 4s w. Eighth St.
pa Monroe ST. 100 Fulton ST.
12-fl4 w. 21d ST. 202 Eighth Ave
ll20 w. Fourth st 1899 W. Fourth s.
$40 Jackson ST. COS Market st.
ii02 w. 8rd St 1888 w Third st.
ll02-i-6 w. Fifth st.a0 Van Buren, st.
y. p. Ger. 30th and 100 Poplar 81.
,,5t 5ei,sFsen ssi o. sts GIG W. Third st.
220i 0ilpin Ave. @uo--vo hlhs ~.
and store properties.l022 Lancaster Ave.
W. SCOTT VERNON.
Real Estate Broker and Notary Public.
Automobile License Fire Insurance.
D & A. sos-A. ssi Market st.
Jan2e-t.ts.-tf.
Y OR SALEl-NEW DOUBLE-VRON1'
houses square plan, rooms. mod
ern; l5lb-lal9 Lancaster avenue. Open
Ior Inspection. Sec ~ II. LYNCH,
or A. b. sTAYroN. Agent
Febi7-tu.th.-tf.
uOR sALE-NAPTIIA LAUNCH 'HOA
= ey Boy" so feet long, ~ feet bean
10 II. =. Helnel engine. Can mako 10 mile'
with tide. Life preservers. lamps, anchor
and All fixtures. Price $500. Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply sos Shipley street.
Feb2i-eod-6t
EOR SALEPoAARdpIIAl5L dIsT u
i7os proome St. 10 rooms. bath.
1902 Washington ST., IL rooms, bath.
1905 Market St, u rooms. bath, lot 66xl.f
s2S Van Buren St.. a rooms. bath.
n. p. Cor. Fourth and DUPONT Sts.
Sill FRANKLIN ST., 10 rooms. bath.
so9- 9-S35-s45-l0lS Tatnall Street. suitable foI
business location.
2lol-o3-o6 Monroe st, rooms, bath. new,
1l0S- -l229-230l West St., rooms. bath.
6i1-i0lb Clayton St, rooms, bath.
sz.loo7 Lombard St.. s rooms. bath.
i2i0-i2l8 King St, 5 rooms. bath. 3
Holly Oak, rooms bath. large lot.
lbl-acre farm, "a mile OF Heatman station,
miles OF Newrak- Possession March 25.
Elsmere, rooms, large lot.
25-acre truck and poultry farm. / mile of
Stanton. possession March 25th
6-acre truck and poultry farm. at State
i Road station; possession March 25.
Many good business locations all over
the city.
Many other modern houses some new,
on easy terms. and investment prop
Several other fine productive farms and
country residences, near city; all sizes.
Desirable building lots. both city and
suburban, at a sacrifice price.
Renting speciality.
O. G. GOODEN, go Market st.
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance.
. FoR RENT-DWELLINGs.
! sO6 Broome. AR. s2s Franklin. II r.
I lax " Ninth m r. i0il-13 Clayton. r.
1 iso7 Pam Ave II n 107 Connel r.
4 i0lT Adams. l2 r. 1s00-2-6 Lincoln. R.
STORES.
! 403 W. Eighth st. 5o2 l.. Fifth st.
: 704 Tatnsn St, rooms.
APARTMENTS.
r n. W Cor: Eighth and Washington Sts'
I, l503 West Fifth street.
I 1904 King St, s rooms and bath.
= n. y. Cor. 3rd and Market SITS.
- FARMS.
n 1000 acres near Glasgow.
d COUNTRY.
Houses at Masrhallton. molly Oak,
E Richardson Park. Silverside Station b.
n & o. r. r..
o Six acres. Kennett Pike. near Fairvile'
Factory. Offices, shop, lodge rooms etc.
GEORGE r. TOWNSEND Co.
- Ninth and Shipley Streets
. IlacS0-tts.-tf.
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NOTICES

Mt OTTCE-ALL MEMBERS OF THE
~ knights OF Pythias are invited to-
attend the funeral OF our late Brother
Frederick L. Green, on Sunday afternoon,
February 27th. at p. m. Meet az x. OF
p. Hall Seventh and King streets.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. OF y.
Feb24-3t. WAIl J. PAl.MER. y: g.
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PUBLIC SALE OF

a. and J. d. sharpless farm, near Ash
land. Del. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Cd. 1910.
Three horses ~ cows, chickens, plows
harrows, cultivators, two two-horse
wagons. two. moving machines. binder
lot OF wagons and carriages. hay tedder.
rake and all other kinds OF farm ma
chinery, thirty tons hay. twelve tons
corn fodder. rs bushels potatoes. two
churns, milk cooler and cans. lot OF har-
ness. Lot OF household goods, two cup
boards cook and wood stoves. tables,
chairs. carpets. beds. bedding, etc.
AS / have sold my farm these goods
win positively be sold. Sale COM
mcnces at 1 o'clock.
Six months credit on sums over 500.
ISAAC DIXON.
Price DilWorth Auct. Febf619,c6
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FOR SALEFoANR66EEAlRF 6ElR hHSaAI,T kssT

170S proome ST.. 10 rooms. bath.
iS05 Nfarkef "a "a rooms hafh iof Sc,
829 Van Buren, ST.. a rooms. bath.
n. y. Cor. Fourth and DUPONT Sts.
rooms.
s09- S35-s45-10lS Tatnall Street. suitable 70
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18

and Tannehill aroused his ire and even
Oldstead was warned by Cobb that
he had better not try to cover first on
hunt, for IL he did he would find his
feet full OF holes. These threats are
not taken seriously by Comiskey &
men, of course. They are only evil
dence that Ty lost his head under de.
feat, for he dearly loves 10 win.
But they are illustrations Of how De.
troit's star Injuries himself and his
reputation. His accidental spiking o.
Baker and Barry of the Athletics last
year was given the appearance of be-
ing intentional because OF Ty's con
slant remarks about getting even with
an opponent by cutting him up. In
the same way, IL in later games this
year Cobb happens to spike a So,
player severely, it cannot be consid
cred AS much of an accident as IL he
had not repeatedly threatened las
week to spike the first one OF them
that gave him chance.-Chicago
Tribune.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
BY TIP WRIGHT.

Whenever two fighters OF any
prominence sign articles OF agree
ment for a battle, II Is always an
nounced they will fight under the
marquis OF Queensberry rules. I'm
mediately every sport looks wise, but
as a matter Of fact there isn't one
man In fifty who really knows what
the marquis OF Queensberry rules are.
John Sholto Douglas. who succeed
ed to the title OF marquis of Queens
berry In 1853. was noted principally
for his devotion TO sports. particular
ly boxing, but he did not write the
rules under which all boxing contests
are now held. They were written by
j. q. Chambers, member OF the
Amateur Athletic club; and as It was
customary at the time to have the
patronage Of some member OF the
nobility. Chambers got the marquis OF
Queensberry to permit his name to be
used as the author OF the rules. The
marquis Of Queensberry died in 1900.
Prior to the adoption OF these rules.
all fights were governed by what were
known as the London prize ring rules.
which permitted wrestling and other
forms OF roughing not tolerated now
adays. Under them a round only
ended when one of the fighters was
either thrown or knocked down. The
new rules changed all this and prac-
tically remade the prize fighting game,
giving the scientific boxers a chance.
The rules as they were originally
written by Chambers are az follows:
/. To be a fair stand up boxing
match In a 24-foot ring. or as near
that size as practicable.
2. No wrestling or hugging al
lowed.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
Sporting Notes

M hoston Americans have released
Pitcher Harry Pape
Jim Barry may be hired as ON. of
Jenrtes' punching bags.
~
Gerald %. MacCOnnchIe, local base-
ball player, has signed TO play with
Wlnston-S Salem in the Carolina asso-
citation.
The GOtch-ZbysskO wreatlInR match
Will be held al the Harlem track, lust
outside Chicago, III Mayor Busse per-
sists In his refusal TO allow IL TO lake
place in the city, May 30.
Old Deacon Philippe showed that he
is still 1T To be with a champion team
by holding Boston Nationals TO two
hits, Tuesday.
The Trolley league will play N sea-
son OF - games, running from May
Is to Oct 10. Northwestern A. g. has
taken the place vacant in the list OF
teams.
Honor will be pnid 10 the memory Of
Midshipman r. -. Wilson, who died as
result OF Injuries received In q navy
football game by having his name IN
scribed on the Thompson silver trophy.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
Is SCHOOLS IN
|NTERsCHOLAsTIC
Big List of Contestants for Ann
Arbor Track and Field Events Of
Next Saturday-Kohler the Star.

ANN ARBOR, May 1S.-Entries for
the inter-scholastic meet that Is TO be
held here on Friday and Saturday
next are about completed. There may
be one or two changes but nearly all
the schools have sent In their lists.
Manager Wilson went TO Lansing on
Saturday to look over the meet and
secured some of the teams that were
point winners there. In all probable
ity Traverse City, which was tied for
third place, will enter. This brings all
the strong teams OF last Saturdays
event 10 Ann Arbor and the contest
should be a good one. The main
teams entered are Muskegon, Grand
Rapids, Shelby, Detroit Central and
ID. u. s.
II was not known whether the Elm
wcod-ave. school would send team
Monday. Six men will represent it
and they are slated for nearly all
events. Detroit Central will also have
its squad on hand and expect TO take
away some points. In al about 20
schools will compete.
Kohler the Lansing lad, who won
the shot at Lansing Is the subject or
much comment. He Is only IL years
old, but has all the marks OF an old
athlete. He put the pill 81 feet 6 3-s
inches on Saturday. This is over two
inches more than the record estab-
lished by Horner, the Michigan ath-
lete and former Grand Rapids boy.
Kohler bids fair to be the star OF the
meet.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
The Authentic Queensberry
Rules for Boxing Matches

8. The rounds TO be OF three min.
utes duration. and one minute time
between rounds
T. II either man fall, through weak
ness or otherwise. he must get up
unassisted, 10 seconds TO be allowed
MIN TO do so. the other man mean.
while to return to hiss corner, and
when the fallen man IL on his legs
the round Is to be resumed and con.
tinued until the three minutes have
expired. II one man fails to come to
the scratch In the 10 seconds allowed,
II shall be the power OF the referee 70
give his award in favor OF the other
man.
8. A man hanging on the ropes in
a helpless state, with his toes on the
ground, shall be considered down.
s. No seconds or any other person
to be allowed in the ring during the
rounds.
z. Should the contest be stopped
by any unavoidable interference. the
referee 10 name time and place. M
soon as possible. for finishing the con-
test; so that the match must be won
and lost. unless the hackers OF both
men agree TO draw the stakes.
8. The gloves to be fair sized box
ing gloves OF the best quality and
new
8. Should a glove burst or come
OF, II must be replaced to the ref
eree's satisfaction.
10. A man on one knee Is consid.
cred down. and II struck 10 entitled to
the stakes.
IL. No shoes or boots with springs
allowed.
IL. The contests In all other re-
spects to be governed by revised rules
OF the London prize ring.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
FIGHT FANS SORE
OVER CHOICE OF
TEX RICHARD
Few Consider That Fight Promoter
Is Proper Man To Decide Jeffries-
johnson Battle-Rickard Is Will
ing Another Should Be Selected
wearied Over Deadlock, Berger and
Johnson Finally Select Promoter OF
Championship Fight for Referee.
BY MAX sALTHAsAR.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l1.-risns
fans are showing no enthusiasm To-
day over the selection OF Tex Rickard
to referee the big fight between JACK
Johnson and Jim Jeffries on July u
Being an untried quantity as referee.
the public is afraid his selection VIII
seriously affect the betting and make
hundreds Of bettors a bit chary about
rIsking their coin. There Is no dis-
position anywhere to question RICK
ards absolute honesty, but even his
friends concede that q man with no
experience as a referee IL undertake
ing a big contract In acting as the
arbiter for the greatest fight ever
pulled OF.
For this reason, It is believed that
Richard will eventually force Johnson
and Berger to agree on another man.
Richard has thorough knowledge
OF the prize lighting game from the
spectators standpoint, but this doesn't
necessarily mean that he would get
along successfully as the third man
In the ring. Richard would probably
be 80 busy looking out for fouls that
he could not. many sports think. pay
SUFFICIENT attention to the scientinc
progress OF the battle so that II II
went the limit a wrong decision may
be given. -
There Is a general belief too. that
| Richard as one OF the promoters OF
the fight, should not act as referee. A
few OF the sports take the opposite
view, declaring that Richard, being
the chief promoter. will be above cor
ruption influences. The majority or
the fans say that promoting and ref
ereeing the fight savors too much OF
one-man power.
Johnson says the selection Of Rick
ard has Got to stick" and that he
isn't going to worry another minute
over the referee question. Berger,
however, intimates that Richards
selection 'Is only tentative"
Johnson submitted only two names
tor referee, Eddie Graney and Jack
WEIGH, while Billy Roche. Charley
Eyton. Johnny Herget, Eddie Smith
and Phil Wand, were suggested by
Berger. Berger offered to leave the
selection of a referee to the sporting
editors OF the San Francisco newspa-
pers, but Johnson wouldn't listen 20
this. Finally Richards name was
suggested and without further parley-
ing the promoter was agreed on.
The Jeffries-Johnson fight may be
held in San Francisco instead OF
Emeryyille. according to reports cir
culated here today. Richard and
Gleason. promoters OF the battle, are
reported 10 be negotiating with Jim
Griffin, who has secured the July per-
NIT in San Francisco
The fact that District Attorney DON
ahue of Alameda county, refused to
promise that he will not interfere
with the battle led to the change In
plans, according 60 the report
Richard when seen here today
denied the story.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
The AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE in A NUTSHELL

BY losing to Boston. 8 TO 6, Tues
day, Detroit dropped to third
place again.
Philadelphia made the run Of
Victories IL straight by beating
Chicago again, 3 to O. Bender al
lowed the White Sox only four
hits. Scott was easy for the Ath-
letics.
New York whipped ST. Louis
again, although II was tougher
than most Of the Browns games,
o'connor's tribe twice getting the
lead. Warhop, Hughes and Mitch
ell pitched for New York; Gill;
gan, Bailey and Powell for ST.
Louis. Score, 8 to z.
Cleveland won from Washing
ton, 2 to I. Linke allowed the Ma
tlonals but four hits, while Walk
er was easy for the Maps. LaIoIe
got three hits.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
zBYszKo DEFEATED DIR.
ROLLER IN RETURN BOUT
PoiIsh Wrestler Injured Rollers Arm
So Badly That Match Was
stopped by Referee.

BUFFALO. N. Y. May l7.--"Zbysz-
10 was stronger and better last, night
than when met him at Kansas City"
said DR.. b. +. Roller. Of Seattle. to-
day. He defeated me squarely and
IL deserving OF praise. Let me pre-
dict that he will give Gotch q fine
argument II they meet"
The first fall OF last nights match
was gained by flying toss, In which
Zbysxko shifted from side hold to
a reverse Nelson, while hurting Roller
through the air and crushed the doc
tor In huddled heap In one hour, 1--WE
minutes and forty seconds. The sec
ond fall was awarded to Zbyszko when
he had Roller In a cruel position with
the injured shoulder doubled beneath
him. Manager Jack Curley directed
Rollers second to Jump into the ring,
whereupon the referee directed Zbysz-
ko to release Roller. at the same time
awarding the second fall and the bout
to the Polish grappler. Time, one min
ute and forty seconds.