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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-24
Chicago Stock Yard Personals.

Stock Yards. Chicago. March 2S.--s.
e Conquest. Kiron Iowa, marketed o
load OF black 1265-lb steers Monday at
1925.
A. Winquist, Kiron, Iowa. marketed
cattle Monday, including some fair 1885,
lb steers at $500.
Marx Schraeder, prominent shipper
from Dixon, Iowa, was on Mondays
market with cattle.
Poutsch Bros, Charter Oak, Iowa,
marketed load of 1170-lb steers Mon
day which brought $3.50.
Noyd Bros, Odebolt, Iowa, market
ed Monday a load of steers and heifers
averaging $50 lbs at $3.50.
Peter Cunningham. Madison couney,
Iowa was on Mondays market with
az cattle averaging 1889 lbs which sold
at .7.95.
C. w. Nelson, Kiron, Iowa, marketed
Monday 20 steers averaging 1873 lbs
$40 and steers averaging 1868 lbs at
$500.
Soren Madsen good feeder at Bat
tie Creek Iowa. had a consignment OF
steers on Monday market good enough
to bring 1896.
James Irwin, one Of Sac county,
Iowa's prosperous feeders, was on
Mondays market with some 1158-lb
sters which sold to Hammond at $7.85.
Louis Hoft, Sac county, Iowa. was on
Mondays market with is cattle aver
aging 1924 lbs which sold at $7.85 and
IA head averaging 1884 lbs at $7.75.
Emil Poutsch of Charter Oak, Iowa.
had so head of 12S2-lb steers on Mon
days market which sold at 1886. He Is
a regular patron Of this market.
w. "A. Turnipseed Of Grumpy Ill, wa!
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D(5Rl(G(IRAAEi51lg
NEED Of MONEY
BECOMES GREATER
BASEBALL DIRECTORS VISIT
MYRTLE STREET PARK AND
FIND NEEDED REPAIRS

A visit of the directors Of the OF
tumwa League Baseball club to the
Myrtle street park yesterday brought
them face to face with number OF
repairs that are absolutely necessary.
This means that more money must be
raised to meet this unexpected drain
on the treasury and the solicitors are
out today In the hope of securing a lit,
tie more OF the real rhino. Portions
OF the fence must be fixed, and the
grounds, too, must have considerable
attention.
Manager Egan has written Secre-
tary Bonham and stated that two
sets Of suits will be needed for the
team this year, and these will be pur-
chased. This is another item Of ex-
pense, and only serves to emphasize
to the fans the necessity of over
flowing the club treasury
Ottumwa's prospects for a winning
team were never better and the cit
liens are urged to realize that in OF
tumwa being at the top of the heap
this season means great amount OF
notoriety for this village. 1t will
place the name of Ottumwa in the
mouths of every fan in the Central as
ISOLATION, and every time the O-t-t-u-m-
wa ozzes out Of any lips this city is
getting advertised.
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TODAY'S MARKET NEWS

on Mondays market with a car of cat
tie of his own feeding averaging 1898
lbs which sold to Doud s. Keefer at
$40. netting $3.50.
Charles Goodenow, Wall Lake, Iowa,
popular banker. had consignment
Of cattle and hogs her Monday MT
Goodenow Is we'll known among the
traders at the yards.
McCoid & Leonard, who are among
the prominent feeders Of live stoc.i at
Logan, Iowa, had four cars of 1250-lb
steers on Mondays mai ket which sold
to Armour at $500.
Gus Schultz. Malcolm. Iowa. one OF
the best feeders in The state, was on
Mondays market with three loads OF
steers OF his own feeding which sold to
Tim lngwersen for Swift at $500.
a. w. Fairly. Holstein. Iowa, had 4
load Of steers on Mondays market
which averaged 1921 lbs and brought
$500. A bull weighing 1880 lbs brought
$500. Mr.. Farley Is regular patron
of this market.
Sixteen head steers averaging 1922
lbs sold here Monday to Schwarzchild
& Sulzberger company at $685.. These
cattle We're fed by r. L. Butcher, Hol-
stein. Iowa, and were on full feed four
and one-half months.
Behn Bros, OF -3attle Creek, Iowa,
were on today's market witt two loads
OF cattle. One load of steers averaged
ITS lbs and sold at $3.50, and one load
or steers and heifers averaged 1919 lbs
and sold at $3.50; 2 bulls sold at $685..
Gibson & Clark, extensive buyers
and heavy live stock feeders at Rock
we'll, Ia, had cattle on the market on
Monday. Mr.. Clark, who accompanied
the shipment, says there is a marked
scarcity Of live stock in the territory
adjacent to Rockwell ~
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DR.. ROLLER and
POLE IN BIG DRAW
SEATTLE PHYSICIAN AND ZBYs.
zko MIX FOR 2:17 WITHOUT A
FALL IN KANSAS CITY.

Dr. B. F. Roller and stanilaws
Zbyszko in their gruelling match at
Kansas City did not determincr
which was the superior man. The
grapplers fought for two hours and
seventeen minutes, and the police
stopped the bout because it was ap.
parent that a fall would not result.
The following press dispatch from
Kansas City tells Of the match:
For two hours and seventeen min
utes Or. B. f. Roller of Seattle, and
Stanislaus Zbyszko, the Pole, wrestled
here without fall and then the
police stopped the contest. Referees
Dave Porteus declared the match a
draw.
There were few idle moments in the
contest. Roller was on the offensive
the greater part OF the first hour. In
the second half Of the bout zbyszko
showed better form. Both men used
rough tactics at times.
Yussif Mahmout won in straight
falls from Raoul de Rouen in pre-
liminary The first fall resulted from
a half Nelson and body scissors
hold in 1885 and the second follow
ed reverse Nelson hold in % min
utes fiat.
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Davidson was reelected director and
G. A. Stevens reelected secretary
Carl Sabler, wife and little daugh.
ter left for their home at ClarindA
Tuesday, following several days spent
with relatives and friends 1t this
place.
Born Friday, March is to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. " Davidson Of Stockport, .
son. Mrs. Davidson was Miss Malde
Hawkins. Both she and her husband
were, raised at Salem and moved to
Stockport about a year ago.
Mrs. Lizzie Hackett is at home after
several a months visit with her
daughter Mrs. Shafer in Jackson
Misses Belle Masden and Laurie
Cammack recently visited at Burlng'
ton.
Principal Carl Krenmeyer attended
the annual Alumni Banquet OF the
Phi Delta Theta, held at Mt. Pleasant
Tuesday.
Advertise what you want to sell OF
for what you want to buy in the Cour-.
Ter want columns. Write your ad and
send it in with the same number Of
cents that there are words In the ad.
That will pay for two insertions.
Following a visit with his daughter
Mrs. r. w. Foss, Albert Henkle re.
turned to Donnellson Tuesday.
D. Swan of Cheyenne, Wyo. Is q.
guest at the home of his brother-in'
law d. "A. Hartley south Of town.
Mrs. John Long and son Byron wer0
Sunday guests of the formers daugh.'
ter Mrs. Ralph Ford at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. G. O. Van Wrinkle and chill.
dren visited at the parental home Of
Isaac Bell, at Mt. Hamil last week.
Leonard Weeks has gone to PlAts.'
mouth, Neb.. where he has employ.
ment He will remain for several
months.
Lindy Pierson is visiting his mother
and other relatives here. He has re-,
sided for number Of years In Greedy
county.
Mrs. w. Parker OF Ottumwa, came
Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Scott and other relatives.
Misses Alice Lawrence and Ola Lam
mini were at Keokuk last week.
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that beats Gotch will not only have to
be possessed Of wonderful strength
and endurance, but he will have to
possess quickness Of perception and
ability to execute the messages OF his
brain. We have for many chapters OF
history heard of the superiority Of
mind over matter. 1t follows that the
man who will overthrow the great
man from Iowa must possess not only
wonderful strength, but he must also
have a mind that can successfully
match itself against the adroit and rap
idly working mind of the worlds cham
pion wrestler
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kErcHEL IN GO TONIGHT.

Pittsburg, March 23.-Frank Klaus
the local middleweight who meet.
Champion Stanley Ketchel in a sched
uled six round go here tonight will be
heavily backed to stay the limit when
he goes into the ring. The bout will
mark Ketchels re-entrance Of the ring
as he has not been in action since he
lost to Johnson in October. A few
local enthusiasts are offering to bet
that Klaus will win inside six rounds,
They are basing their belief on the
reports from Hot Springs that Ketchel
did not train sufficiently for the bat
tie
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The P. e. o.'s entertained their
husbands and friends Monday even
Ing at the Teed house at supper and
program. The interesting and amusing
features Of the evening were tho
shadow pictures and dumb moving
pictures.
Mrs. VIM. Caldwell entertained on
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her
sister, Mrs. Loie Ethel, Of Topeka.
Kans.
The recent article In regard to Ed
Tracksel having been place In tho
penitentiary was incorrect. He gave
bail and now awaits the decision Of
the supreme court, the case having
been appealed to that body.
Rev Tucker held meeting at the NJ.
E. church in West Grove Tuesday
night.
There will be special Easter services
and music at the M. p. church, both
mroning and evening. All are cordially.
invited.
Mrs. Gus Blomberg who has been
I'LL for the past week liz recovering.
Newt Losey OF Mark was an OttIr,;
wa visitor Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rhodes,i
Sunday morning, son.
Mrs. Eta Ware OF Ottumwa was IN
Bloomfield Tuesday on business.
L. R. Hutton of Floris visited the
last OF the week with his brother s. A..
Hutton.
Mrs. Nathan Kinman visited the
first OF the week kith her mother Mrs.
J. M. White, Of West Grove.
Harold and Roland Stansberry left
Tuesday for short visit with their
uncle. John Stansberry OF Moulton
Mrs. Blanche Cambron visited IN
Tuesday with her parents Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Fietch Stansberry OF West Grove.
Mrs. A. J. Bond Of near West Grove
was able to return home Tuesday. Sh0
has been at the hospital for the past
three weeks.
ed to this city Tuesday from q FN
weeks wedding trip.
M. and Mrs. B. B. Burchett visite
Tuesday with the formers brother Ell
Of Moulton.
Mrs. Joe Weiney OF OttumwA made
a short visit in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilbur Carroll and Miss
Stella De Vault were CttumwA visitors
Tuesday.
day on business.
home Tuesday after four days visit
with his mother Mrs. Geo. Baird.
The horse belonging to P. y.
Rhodes became frightened Tuesday
and ran away. throwing Miss Rhodes
and her little brother out. Luckil,' they
were not injured. The buggy turned
turtle and the harness came loose, re-
leasing the horse. which ran only
short distance. The accident happened
on the west side Of the square.
Mrs. Mable Five OF F1oris visited on
Tuesday with her aunt Mrs. John
Bond on her way to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bond and wife Of
West Grove
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gustason enter.
tanned a number Of relatives at dinner
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Baldwell Of
Blakesburg visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pearson Tuesday.
Nose Blake and daughter Miss
Bertha were Blakesburg callers yes.
terday.
O. w. Hasselbrooth was business
caller in Ottumwa last week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cotrell visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grooms Sum
day.
Advertise what you want to sell, or
for what you want to buy in the Cour.
send 1t In with the same number OF
cents that there are words In the ad.
That will pay for two Insertions.
Mr.. and Mrs. August BurgesOn and
sons Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders Pier
son and sons were entertained at the
VIM Baldwell home near Blakesburg
Sunday. "
Mrs. Anne Mokinson who has been
quite sick Is reported some better.
Mrs. Oscar Halgren and son and
Miss Regina Johnson of Ottumwa arc
visiting at the Gustave Johnson home.
Mrs. Charlotte Gustason Is visiting
with her daughter Mrs. J. w. Johnson.
Mrs. Frank Gustason visited In Ot.
tumwa last week.
Z Miss Besse Fisk closed success.
full term Of school here Monday.
Miss Lena Anderson and brother
Edwin were in attendance at the fu.
neral of the late Carl Pohlson in OF.
tumwa last week.
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Bronson Knocks Out o'ksefe.

Boston, March 23.-Ray Bronson OF
Indianapolis knocked out Tommy
O'Keefe in the third round Of their
battle here last night. Bronson land.
ed terrific right-hand punch to the
jaw and floored O'Keefe.
Z O'Keefe tried hard to rise and flop
ped over twice. Finally he got up.
Bronson sent another crashing punch
onto his jaw and O'Keefe went down
again and out for keeps.
Up to that time it was a speedy
contest. O'Keefe. scored a knock
down in the second round with body
punch. Bronson did wonderful work
with his long left, and two terrific
kidney punches took, the vitality out
of O'Keefe.
The proposed Brock-Bronson match
is of.
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The Thimble club was pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Jennings on Friday afternoon.
| Homer Shriver and wife Of Charlton
spen! Sunday in Russell with relatives
Mesdames Sam and Perry Mckinley
spent Thursday in Charlton.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church held a social
in the church basement on Friday
evening.
The Methodist Aid Society was
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Mrs. E. A. Marshall on Wednesday
afternoon.
Misses Effie Criswell. Hattie and
Effie Howell went to Moravia Satur-
day morning to visit with Mrs. Viola
Sharpe.
Advertise what you want to sell or
for what you want to buy in the Cour-
Ter want columns. Write your ad and
send 1t In with the same number of
cents that there are words In the ad.
That will pay for two insertions.
Miss Dunshee Of Charlton spent last
Saturday and Sunday with her friend
Miss Blanche Loyns chan.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hudson,
a daughter on Wednesday March 16.
Miss Jessie Woodruff left Saturday
for her home at Denmark after visit
ing with her friend Miss Ethel Casitty.
Mr.. Hills Of Mt Pleasant brought A
carload Of cattle Friday to put on his
farm near Confidence.
Mrs. Gordon of near Confidence
died on Thursday. The remains were
taken to Pennington, Mo-, for burial
on Friday.
John Latham is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
The Baptist choir gave their play
the Singing School at the Melrose
opera house on ST. Patrick's day.
Mrs. Hupp died Thursday evening.
The remains were inferred in the Mt.
Carmel cemetery on Saturday.
ing in Melrose.
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m,covERN AND BRITT DRAW.

Baltimore, March 23.-Though
knocked down Clearly three times in
the first round of fifteen round bout
before the Eureka Athletic club last
night with Phil McGovern Of Brooklyn,
n. Y. young Britt of this city by clever
boxing managed to earn a draw. Britt
landed many more blows than Nc
Govern, but they were ineffective,
while every blow delivered by the
brooklyn fighter landed heavily and
Britt was badly battered up, while his
opponent seemed not much the worse
for the experience. Jack Michigan
Of Philadelphia was the referee.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-24
RIVER FANS ARE
GETTING BUSY
THIS SEASON PROMISES TO BE AN
UNUSUAL ONE FOR oPERAT-
ING LAUNCHES.
NE w BOAT COMING
Bungalows 70 Be Built on Rock Bluffs
Willow Club to Be Active
May Install Fogarty's
Safeguard.

IL only TAXES a lille VAIN
to bring the boat fans out IN the
spring and this year their number Is
larger than ever before. Already Few
OF the more venturesome nave
launched their craft and several have
gone 80 far as to take short cruises
but the majority content themselves
with merely donning overalls and
Jumper and getting busy on the hulis
and engines of their boats. This sea
son in Ottumwa promises to be the
best anywhere in the entire state u
Iowa There will be more Launches OF
modern type and speed christened TINS
year than ever before, and the actlvl'
ties Of the Ottumwa Oarsmen in other
ways will be most pronounced. The
big regatta at Quincy will attract q
number of Ottumwa scullers. and a
string OF launches, the owners OF
which intend to make the trip TO
Quincy by water.
To Add More Boats.
The steamboat City Of Eddyville
moored Just off the bank OF the
river by the boat club yesterday was
the magnet that attracted number
Of visitors to that section of the city,
and the wide open doors Of the lower
portion Of the club gave all slight
glimpse Of the great number OF power
boats owned by Ottumwans. These,
however, do not represent the total
number that will be seen plying the
river this summer. Several new ones
will be added. Clarence s. Harper,
president Of the Ottumwa Oarsmen, IS
having magnificent power boat fitted
up BY Edward Hammond, caretaker OF
the club, and A. M. Miller, another en-.
thusiastic member Of the club is
keen student Of prospectuses and cata-
logues Of boat builders, preparatory
to purchasing thirty-five foot cruiser
Otto Armstrong and Fitz Fielder, also
contemplate purchasing launch, ana
It is possible that G. K. Adler Will
operate new boat this year. Seneca
Cornell is on the fence, undecided
whether to devote most OF his recrea-
tive hours to motoring in his new
Buick car now enroute here, or 70
build d bungalow on a portion OF his
large area of land near Rock Blum ana
asain be a water dog. DR.. ]. G. Boil
ham has decided to brild q summer
home on the Bluffs anu G. R. Crab
has already started q house there.
Willows Club to Expand.
Renewed activity is expected among
the ranks OF tho members OF the VIII
lows club, and aside from an increase
in membership this congenial bunch OF
young fellows intend to improve their
already delightful property. foat
will be put in the river as landing
for boats and both the interior ana
exterior Of the homelike club house
will be improved.
Il is possible that some action may
be taken by the members Of the OF
tumwa Oarsmen and other devotees OF
the river towards installing one OF
Jack Fogartys improved nets. which
will serve as a safeguard against any
boats not under control heading down
the channel instead Of following the
regular course Of the stream.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-24
THOMPSON is THE FAvoRIrE
"cyelone" Picked to Beat Norval Al
Oakland Tonight-Poweil and
Memsic Matched

e..
San Francisco, March 23-"Cyclone'
Johnny Thompson and Charlie Norval
will meet at Oakland tonight in a ten
round contest AS the winner has a
promise Of match with Battling Mel
son, there is great interest in the
fight The men meet at catch weights,
but both are about at the lightweight
limit. Cyclone" is the favorite In
the betting at 10 to because Of his
long ring experience.
Terms have been agreed upon for a
return match between Lew Powell, the
San Francisco lightweight and George
Memsic Of Los Angeles, to take place
1T Oakland some time next month.
The weight condition has not been
finally agreed upon, but it probably
will be the same as when the pair
fought In Los Angeles, 1873 pounds at
s o'clock on the night Of the fight.
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N OUR SCI
Being Little Stories
OF Sporting Folks
Gathered Every
where.
Bp rs. q,

Manager Frank Belt, it Is said, will
turn Pitcher Prough back to the st.
Louis Browns at the end OF the sea-
son. Prough has not rs yet been
turned over to Belt, but will be.
Spider" Walsh. Quincy's little red
headed catcher during the past few
last of the old players to be disposed
or by the local management to make
room for the new blood that is being
injected by President Hofer. A deal
was completed. yesterday wherein the
peppery little catcher became the prop
rty Of Snapper Kennedy, manager
and owner OF the Aurora franchise in
the Observation-Disclosures league, which he
recently purchased
Jack (Twin) Sullivan is trying for
fight with either Bill Lang or Tommy
Burns.
It's said that Jim Driscoll is broke.
Trying to beat the bookmakers
cleaned the English featherweight.
Admirers of Pal Moore are willing
to bet their shoes that Pal can beat
Jimmy Walsh If the two boys meet at
116 pounds.
Eddie Nelson of Grand Rapids, the
only man who ever knocked out AID
Wolgast, is seeking a return match
with the lightweight champion.
Los Angeles business men have
raised pool of $150,0OO which they
will guarantee Rickard and Gleason
If they stage the Jeffries-Johnson fight
in the southern California city.
Liebhardt, Sutton, Upp, Winchell,
Clarke, COngalton, Hinchman, Reilly,
Rossman, Fried and Schreck, formerly
with Cleveland, are now members OF
the Columbus American association
team
kitty Bransfield is the best golf
player in the Philadelphia Nationals
squad.
Manager Griffith OF Cincinnati, is
trying to put over a trade with the
Quakers for Johnny Bates.
Manager McAleer of Washington is
very anxious to trade Pitcher Dolly
Gray for Willie Mitchell of Cleveland.
Ed Smith, formerly of the st. Louis
Americans, has been engaged to coach
the Notre Dame nine this season.
Arthur HOstetter of the Milwaukee
team, who was injured last year,
hopes to be able to start the season
with the Brewers.
The Detroit management claims
that the Tiers used 22O dozen base.
balls at cost Of more than two thou
sand dollars last season.
Jack Dunn, owner of the Baltimore
team, has quit the diamond as play
err. He will direct the Orioles from
the bench after this.
Hal Chase says that Harry Wolter
is bound to make good with the High
landers. Wolter is an old California
pal Of the star first baseman.
After the close of the college sea-
son Walter Norton, captain of the
Dartmouth nine, may become mem
Der of Jesse Burkett's Worcester club.
1t is said that the Pittsburg club
has not received the signed contracts
of Hans Wagner, Howard Camnitz,
Frank Dobson, Sam Lever and
Lefty Liefield.
The. Cleveland team is doing strenu-
GUS work at Alexandria, La. The play
ers tramp about eight miles each day
in their trips to and from the ball
grounds.
Pittsburg Cincinnati, New York and
Boston. National League clubs have
arranged to close their season Octo-
Der IL, instead Of October Is. the
scheduled date.
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WEST TO wREsTLE AGAIN.
Local GrappIer viii Meet Fate Lip
pert at osgood, Mo-. Sat
urday Niuht,

Fred, Dummy West, lightweight
champion of the northwest, who il
sojourning here mas arranged for re-
turn match with Fate Lippert Of Kan
sas City, at Osgood, Mo-, Saturday
night. The two men will wrestle fol
a purse Of 5000. In match at the
Missouri city last Saturday night West
won in two straight falls. Lippert is
Of the opinion, however, that he car
throw the Ottumwa wrestler in Sat
urday nights bout.
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196@255 lbs. 1?5M1g
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICagO, March .23.---The i've STOCK
market follows:
CATTLE-Market strong; receipts,
10000 beeves, $5.75@S.7O; stockers,
feeders, $3.75@6.75; cows, heifers, $3.50
OILS; westerners, S5@7.
HOGS-Market five to ten higher;
receipts $4,000; light, $10.65@ 1885;
mixed. 5000 @ 1926; heavy, $4,000
II: rough. s10.6o@10.75; good choice
heavy, $10.75@11: bulk sales, $10.75@
1890.
SHEEP-Market steady; receipts,
10000; natives. $5.so@9; lambs. 1915
@10.50.
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Packey and Welsh Sign.

London, March 23.-The fight fans
breathed q glad sigh here yesterday
when Packey Mcfarland, the Chicago
lightweight, and Freddie Welsh, OF
Wales, the premier of Great Britain,
signed to fight twenty round before the
National Sporting club on May 80. The