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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
The OfnciaI Score

huns-O Nell. Barnes. Mayne. NJ. BrOome %. LliZ
Moreland. Q Broome Whitney. First base on errors
-Pctworth. /; Ninth. 3 Left on bases-Petworth 4;
Ninth J. First base on halls-Of Barnes l. on
SymanOske 2 Innings pitchsd-By Symanoskie
is; by Whitney, IS Hits-of Symonoskie Il;
on Whitney, struck cit-By Barnes 8; By
Symanoske. 3. by Whitney G. Home run-O
Brcome. Two-base ht-AI. Broome Sacrifice hits
Walters Miles Clayton. Stolen bases-Clayton %.
Seitz. Stewart Buehler. NJ. Broome. Moreland. c.
Broome. Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time Of game-l
hour and s. minutes
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,ngravers. Score

R'Ins-Howsrd, Thomas On, Fairfax. Parker
CleTis. Overall. Walker. Reynolds. Armstsad Ham
ilton. Addison. Gnyes e. 7 Davis harmed runs
PostotIce, 6; Bureau, Fist base on errCrs-
Post-ofiee, 3; Bureau, l. Left on bases-Pos.-ofFce
4; Bureau. &. First base on balls-On Parker. J.
OF Reynolds. l. Struck out-By Parker 6; BY
Reynolds, l. Three-base hit-Harnilfnn Tro-bass
hits-Nalker. Addison. Sacrihc hitS-TayJfr. Over
az. Stolen bases-Fairfax. Parker t. Overall
Randolph Double pays--HoUArd 10 Eairfax: Over.
all TO Fairfax to Howard. Wild pitch-Parker
Passed ballsJ. Davis, 3 Umpire-Sir. Harley.
Time Of camel hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

hnns-Nl0IGt. Adlms H0Ward Grav. Wei Raw
lings Boykin. First base b crrors-Adams. j; a $
& T. Co, 4; Left on hases-Adans 8: A. S. a n
Co, 8. First base on balls-Of Gordon. :. OF Rr--
rel. l. Struck out-By Gordon. by Burrell 4
TWohase hits-Jewett Gordon West Rsvlirps
Sacrifice hits-Peck. Gray. Boybin stolen bases-
Violet. Davis 20, GRAY. Rawlings. Double flav-
HAYES TO SnOwden. Hit By pitcher-By Burreu .
Wild pitehes-Burrei. Gordon. Umpire-Air Brown.
Tine Of game-l S0ur and 80 minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

Totals.......U Z 7 Is
'Battod Tor Lever In seventh
Ran FOR Flyna in ninth.
.Battod Tor Philippe in ninth.
sTgo out whea winning nm was scored
Pittshugg ...................... 90 O2OI Is
Philadelphia ..-.--........... 3 ? o 0 0 O-5
Runs-Byne. Wagner. Miller. McKechnie. Kuabs.
Bates, Aasee, Graut, Sbcttler Leach ID. Two-base
hits-Leach o.. Miller. Flyun. Grant Threehass
hit-hnabe. Home mn-Wagner. Stolen base-Bates.
sae-ahes hies-Bates, Wagser. Double plavs-Grant
70 knaoe % Luderus; Moran % knabe. First base
on bali3-Of White. s. Of Shelter l. Struck out
By Lever. 2. by Shelter. 2 Hits-Of White in
is innings; OF Lever 3 in 5 c-5 innings. Hit by
pteher-By Lever, Z; By Shelter, Umpises-
O.Day and Brennan Time q game-2 hours.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

Isl0s-DIonanIs HlseF. FlT1f ba7c On Cn0T6-
Twinng. ?; Columbia lOl. 2. Left on bascs-Twin-
ina O. Columbia lOl. s. First base on halls-Of
Burfe. 1: of Weaver. 2 Struck out-By Burke. g:
bT Weaver. s. TwO-basa hits-DiWCr Hiser Wood
Sacrifices hy-Divver Sacrifice hits Dovncy
ORelly. stolen bsses-Clcments Giebel Hiser
G0uchcr- Hit by pitcher-By Weaver lGrahaml
Passed ball-Giebel Umpire-Mr Hughes Time
Of game-l hour and 3 minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Pittsburg. Aug 22-Pittsburg not only
defeated Philadelphia twice to-day. but
Wagner made Il eight straight hits IN the
last eight times at bat. He singled the
last time up Saturday, and made seven
hits to-day with a total Of seventeen
bases. The Pirates also made a new
National League record when they made
three home runs in one inning-the fourth.
Scores.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

spartans forfeited to ST Stephens. in
the Olympia League. yesterday. 9 to O.
putting the Churchmen back in first
place. In a loosely played exhibition
game the st. Stephens defeated Spartan.
IS TO !
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

Huns-be8umont. King. Mclntyre. Tinker Archer
%. Two-bsse hits-Smith. Tinker King o.. Home
run-NcIntyre Sacrifice hits-Zimmerrnan Schultz
King Struck out-By Burke. !: by McIntyrs. 4
First base on balls-Of Burke ]; OF McInryre. l.
Double physician Sweeney, Sharpe. Left on
bases-Boston, 6: Chicago. l. Hit BY rit-her-By
Burke. l. Umpires-NIeSsrs. Klein and Kane Time
o. game-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

SECTION B.
August D-Marquet;e VI. Bankers.
r. z. Y. N. c. A. V. Commercial.
August Z-lndspendence ". Marquette.
Bankers vs.. r. R. Y. NJ. G
August Z5-Commercal Va Indepaudepee
August A.-Aiarquetts rs. r. r. Y. NJ c. A.
Bankers vs.. Commercial
August 25-Indepcndence vs. r. R YM n
August 95-Commercial vs.. Marquette.
August 2-R. r. Y. NJ. C. A. vs.. Independenco
Bankers vs.. Marquette.
August 2-IndependeDoe vs. Commercial
r. Z. Y. N. G. A. rs. Bankers
August D-Maruuette vs.. Commercial.
August SIR. r. Y. N q. A " N,-,--.4.
Bankers vs.. Independence.
September l-Commercial vs. Bankers
September 2-Alarquette VS. Independence
September S-Independence vs.. Rankers
Commercial vs.. r. r. Y.M n A
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

The Sherman A. c. have again or
ganized and are ready to meet any team
in the District Herald. Southeast Y. NJ.
&c. A.. and Olympia preferred Address
Charles Roberts, lis E street northwest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
BABY DOLLS BEATEN
BrOOme's Homer Cleans Up
Bases in Last Inning.
sUBURBANITES PLAY WELL

Gives Ninth Team n Merry Fight Be
fore Final Drop OF Curtain-Pet-
worth's Fielding Is Below Regular
StRndard-CIsytOn Is Fast on Bases
and Plays Well in OutaeId.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
RALLY COMES LATE.
Engravers Fall Two Runs short OF
Victory I'm CoIored LeaEue.

Bureau made the Post-oflce so the
limit TO win in the Colored Departmental
League in game that was close and ex-
citing, S to Z.
Chevis did some fine fielding for the
MaiImen, while Addison starred for the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

htuls-ualutu l-ls HuuIllson l3i, q uay w.
Kaufman %. CharlesOn, Mcintyre ~, Winter 3D.
Quirk %. Simpson ~. Patty (2l. First base on
balls-OG Laselle 6: OF Patty. }: or simpson J.
Home uun--ChaTesou. Two-hase hits-Winter Quirk
Passed bails-Mclntyrp o. Pennington ~ Wild
IitChCs-SimDsOn o.. Umpircs-McSsTA Roller ard
Watson. Time Of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
TRI-sTATE LEAGuE.

At Altoona-Altoona, 3; Lancaster o.
At Nilliamsport- WilliamspoTt, .; Reading, s
At JohnstoTr-IchnstOEn. 4; York,
At Harrisburg Harrisburg. ?: Trenton. s
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
CUBS HAVE WALKOVER.
Doves Are BIanked In One-sided
Game, TO o.

Chicago. Aug. 22.-To-day's game was
easy for the Cubs, Boston never having
a chance 10 win and only one show 10
score Both Ma1tern and Burke were
bit hard Scnra.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Buffaio-Bufalo. 5; Jersey City. l.
AT Toronto-TorontO 3; Newark Is. Seem,
game-Torontc, 2; Newark. l.
AZ Rochester-Rochester. 6; Baltimore
At Acknowledgement. 3; Providence. 2
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

The amateur commission announces
that there were several mistakes IN the
published schedule Of games. and the
secretary gave out the revised schedule
last evening as fnllnr-r.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
BACK IN FIRST PLACE.
spartans Forfeit Game to the ST.
Stephens Nine.

STANDING OF THE TEAM
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

CVNNECIICUT LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures s. hNorfharn,te,
At Hsrttord-Harfcsd, i; Rndgsport a
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
TAKES VASSAR STAKES.

Apprentice allowance.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
WAGNER'S BATTING
SWAMPS PHILLIES
Pirates Take Two Games and
Gain Oh the Cubs.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburg, 81 Philadelphia, 5.
Pittsburs, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
Brooklyn, 8, Cincinnati, 5.
Chicago, ~ Boston, 0.
New York, IL, 81. Louis, 4.
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia Mt Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
snrnfnrn-

FIRST RACE-For three-yearolds: selling; 81
added, seven nIrfouEA
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BARR. R.-Infelder; Philadelphia Amer
leans. 19OS-O9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
al" THE Way FROM LAKE FLAGSTAFF THEY RE DOPING BIG FIGHT
JOE CANS A VICTIM
Of TUBERCULOSIS

BALTIMORE. Ma. May i0.-Jos
Cans the "old master" and most
popular negro fighter that ever step
ped into "a ring, n out for good.
csunied HH a victim of dread ttfbcr-
cuiOhiH The former champion
lightweight was Informed ~ his
condition today and ordered 10
leave nj once 20 take up a perma-
nant residence IA the Far West.
Cans plans on starting as soon a.
possible % live IN some far or ro-
sort Ia Arizona. where he hopes
eventually to fight off the dread
plague.
II IL said that the former pugiilst
knew ~ Ills present state for some
time. bnt kept II under cover. with
The hope Of fighting Il OF This ~
borne ont when II a. considered that
Cans ala not appear at all depresa-
ID when told 81 the disease that
gripped him. but. on the other hand
acted as though he expected MOTH
Ing less
This puts 70 rest all reports ~ his
wanting 20 fight WolgaHt for the
championship. for u IL doubtful n
Cans viii ever take part again In
active sports of any kind In com
ing West Cans has two objects. one
90 seek health and the other 70 see
the big fight AZ Emaryviile july 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
NELSON HOLGAST
PICTURES ARE HERE

After several weeks npeni IN me-
Rotinting with the owners ~ the
Nelson WolRant fight pictures.
Eugene Levy owner and manager
OF the Levy moving picture circuit.
has closed a deal BY which he has
secured the sole rights 10 show
these much talked OF films In this
city. Probably no other fight has
caused as much after talk aud local
interest as the Nelson w0igast ar
fair. and for these reasons Man
ager Levy IN spending hundreds VI
dollars 20 secure the original pic
lures Of tho fight.
Because % liz better equipment.
the Ideal theatre. one Of the three
local houses owned by Levy. has
been selected as the proper place
for showing the pictures. and work
on eniarging tho seating space has
bsen started,
Tho Nelson WolgaAt film was
made nj an enormous expense. as
five machines were employed dur
ing the fight. 10 insure the best re-
suitA. Every detail and blow ~
shown plainly In the picture and
one may imagine he - seated meas
the rtngsiae whom he Witnesses this
exhibition.
Owing 20 the amount Of prelim-
mary work now going on at the
ideal. next 20 ghe Lois theatre. the
pictures will not be shown until
sunday. May rs. but viii continue
for one week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
Parish Priests Advice
Led 10 Her Recovery

Thin. weak or frail people--those
who take cold easily" should be
prepared with Eckman's Alternative
In the house.
Remarkable cures OF even Tuber-
culosis tConsumptive) persons are
often accomplished. For Bronchi-
It's. Asthma and Hay Fever no more
effective remedy exists.
Lacon. ILL.,, April II. 1907.
I was troubled with Asthma and
Bronchitis for seventeen years.
After trying many remedies. Eek.
mans Alternative was recommended
10 me by our Parish Priest. | am
now feeling fine. cannot speak
too highly OF It.
tSigned AffidaviD Anna Mae
McEntee.
Ecltman's Alternative ia good for
all Throat and Lung troubles, and
IL on sale In Seattle by Owl Drug
Co, Bartell Drug Co. and other
druggists. IL can also be obtained
at. or produced by, your local drug.
gists. Ask for Booklet OF Cured
Cases or write for Evidence to the
Eckman Laboratory. Phila.. PA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
s,andinu q the Clubs.

Seattle hit the bottom with n
splash that sent the mud flying all
over the grand stand YESTERDAY By
that Il might be Inferred that the
grounds wera wet. Correct. they
were very wet. but not too wet for
Spokane 60 annex couple of
runs. enc ~ them a sin from RastN
Wright. with Seattie'E end Of the
score a simple unAdorncd Figure L
Beth teams played fine ball and
we're about cvcned up, Seattle TAX
ing one ran in the fourth on a sim
ale. an error and a long us. on which
F'riSk was able 20 negotiate homie.
Spokane's tWo taiiieS came In the
fffth. With Weed out. ostdiek hit
and on Granvilie's two hakger went
60 third. scoring when Baker pat a
short one 20 Gus. Thompson got Il
Down In plenty og time % double.
bat Wright called ostdiek safe when
the fisrrow piowed by that player
emhonpoinf was about two chains
and three links 70 leeward q home
plate The cash IA the mud n still
IN evidence. 4 there be those who
doubt f.
Although IN the first half of the
Ht4ln II was fatAtasf AaaNAs " tRAAF3
strange 20 the fans to see the game
called after Spokane had a chance
20 bat. Both teams. however. wogid
have been satisfied 10 see the con
test Off at ihe end OF the third,
when the score was a tie. If the
retnnd one would invest about 80
cents In some sacks Of sawdust TO
strew around home plate. all would
yet be well when the grounds get
sloppy. Whoever heard az Il being
too wet for Seattle. anyway
Both pitchers were working well
yesterday and errors mere not tn~
sistent. Raymond got the frat and
last error out OF his system In the
nth. Akin was completely conva-
descent after his bad attack Sunday
Take II all In all. a good game was
nipped in the bud by the rain.
The fans roasted In the hicachers
like turkeys on n limb for three
innings. and then some kind soul tel
them into the grand stand. From
then on they wanted the game 20
continue.
Maybe II viii be nsce today and.
perhaps. Yesler might be running.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
Tip Wright and Cartoonist Condo Reporting "on the
Job" at San Francisco, Tell of Some of the Things
They Saw and Heard on Their Trip Across the
Continent

Dear Boss--it was n long Jump
from Chicago, but We are in San
Francisco a. last. You neoollset
what you aaid about this golden
oountryg Believe me, the esly dust
have seen IL the bull psddisd by
the native sons. The golden variety
seems 10 be confined TO "Ths spend.
srs," but they're numerous.
Tho trip would have been tire
some. but for the interest shown BY
everyons ~s net--men and women.
too--ln the big fuss slated for July
4. 81 Emeryviils. Both Condo and
myself were up 60 our Adams ap.
piles in FIGHT taik ard, being inter.
esssd. Ne didn't noties the way
tenpus fugitsd.
whsn ~s bearded the sleeper as
Chicago whore that taat job you
framed up landed "a, ss found sew
erai women. Three 81 them we're
homes~ara bound. from Europe.
Sousbody started talking fight the
6trmt atakf fssa aaa sssss - fkm srln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
MANY ARE CALLED,
NINE ARE CHOSEN

As a tryout to det~rmina who win
set tho call 90 play the Tacoma min.
listers. the Seattle divincu will play
a baseball game Friday with some
local bunch Of profane or common
ball players
Al ? o'clock In the afternoon TIE
contest will start on the grounds
I'm Lincoln park
The sky pilots win line NJ aa fol-
Iowa
Rev. Mr.. Hawcn fcapsainl. Raw. y.
q Gillette. pitcher. Rev. J. w.
tlesher. ksiartssop. Rev. .. l.
sreenweli. first has@. Rev. y. l.
Benedict. second base. REV. o. n
AcssilL third haae. and the reverend
0utfieiders. Iamoreaux. Todd and
Cross Besides this bunch. there
wiii be many pastors on ths anxious
scat, ready 90 take th@ piacns Of
any who may fall BY tho wayalds.
On May "a thr Seattle team will
meet the Tacoma outfit at Wood
land PARK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
BY MAX BttTHAsAR,
THE RIngslder.1

SAN FRANCISCO. May iO--Jack
Johnson gave the natives a shock
this morning by actually going out
on the road. marking hls fret work
In his preparation for HIS battle
with Jeffries. on July 4. Well
bundled up. Johnson took to tho
road early. despite the drizxls. and
reeled off about seven miles. He
nniHhed with a sprint. and when he
went to the rubbing board he was
perspiring profusely, and his breath
Ing was almost normal
"A few more joys like ! had this
morning and I'll be ready TO do
some boxing" said johnson. Even
now my wind is in fine shape. bat
I want II 10 be better so that when
| do start boxing | can show some
speed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
BASEBALL NOTES

Mike Lynch opinrd yesterday That
Seattle IL only tn fourth place, anf
way. Mike a wont 10 be cheerful
Harry oStdiek nlushed around
like = retriever after a woanao1
duck. inst 70 show the fans how act
ft was. They knew.
Handsome Jack kiililay was al
the gate and held ievee with his
many Seattle friuada.
Zig Gus Thompson and rus Zen
nett Invested part 81 their savings
In d couple OF calalaah pipes the
other day. The way they swell
around With their purchases Il max
Ing their team mates graiaua.
The water was too much for tbs
score boy yesterday aud he fled
without waiting 10 see whether Y
was entirely of or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
JOHNSON WAKES UP;
SIGHT STARTLES FANS

After coming from the rubbing
room. johnson made dash for the
breakfast table. and what he did TO
the food was q shame.
According TO present plans. the
colored champion will not put on
the gloves until next Sunday after
noon. During the week he viii con.
fine his work TO the road and gym
nRsium apparatus
Johnson and Manager Little APP
parently are not bothertng them
selves about tho referee uuestion.
Both express themselves as being
confident that an agreement vii DO
arrived at AZ next Mondays meet
Ing with Berger. and that the man
chosen will be either Graney or
Welch A rnmor going the rounds
TO tho effect that Berger and era.
ney have buried the Ratchet and
that Graney Ia now acceptable 10
the Jeffrics side. u denied BY Der
ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
TO MEET THURSDAY

Next Thursday afternoon the
track teams Of the broadway and
Queen Anne high schools will come
together on the university campus.
10 decide the interschoIastic cham
pionship Of the city. While the
meet Is generally conceded to the
older school. Coach Fowler Of Queen
Anne thinks that he has some men
that VIII make the Broadway bunch
hustle 10 keep up.
Capt Carr, OF tho Hill Dwellera.
will probably take first in all three
81 the dashes. with tho orange and
black men in second and third
places. The mile. half mile, pole
vault and high jump are conceded
TO Broadway, and the other points
viii probably be split up about even
between the two.
II the track Is In good shape. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
NO GAME AT TACOMA

TACOMA. May I0.--In spite Of
the enthusiastic welcome ready for
the Tigers. tho weather remained
obduraie and vet. and Frary called
this game off. The fans are warm
ing up 20 the Tseona bunch and
will hand out support like a kind
lady TO q tramp.
4 good series is expected between
the Beavers and the home fav0rites
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10
JEFFRIES IS BACK TO
HIS OLD-TIME FORl
The Crouch Is Gone and the Lstlessness Is Gone :.
Jeff Is the Same Old MisehievOus, Romping o..
Grown Boy.

ful free play beneath hls
skin For fully 10 mlaute.
scarcely a breathing sos.l
pummeied fhe bag yesisras,
the precision and speed vim :,
be dashed out his ieft salTi, (,
the crowds breath aNas Al
on the move throuRh0af Ii
with the bag dancing hlfks, I.
ihither. and showing mara :
prOyement tn bis foot Work
No More Losigsss
One Of the best Sign a y
change IN Ieffs condition Il 4.
appearance Of the "logineaa- y
followed his daily turn IN IL \,
Two weeks ago. after hls ~
the gym. be- had even appesn'.
Of being ali in Ills step "a =,
en-. bis shoulders dropped az u
expression on his eounienanss n
pron0uncediy grave Today L. =
IL light and elastic. he holss
self with the erectness u The 8,
pines that surround his ccitar, u
whistles and sings. cracks ~
with his camp fellows. frisks ~.
like a school boy. and Ia ese,eI
contented and happy. Nxful3
Berger. ChoyBEki aud the -
members Of the training cor,s =
elated and they predict that I'D
the unforeseen happens. JEFF - !.
Independence day where h a
when he annihilated Jack Nm,s|
As a matter Of fact. n Jen sen 4
put on a wig he would look z'rs|
exactly as he did on that mgr ]
Mechanics pavilion. six yeau ID
zoo Fans al Gang.
About 200 fans visited he al
yesterday and were distinctly Al
appointed when the big fellow ss|
fishing instead Of putting q i
gloves.
Tex Richard was one OF TIE s1|
day visitors. but II was late Ia d!
evening when be arrived. h III
Ing lost his way while autaim a
the camp.
Farmer Burns denies that b I
going TO Chicago TO train rai|
Gotch for his match with zsfrs|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10


side Who planning coming for
told % the fight Lake
be Condo itn
Americans the old
man q men
=
" isss be
uis fsht thing and worked overtime
You'd surprised az the snosdps displayed tho minister and
Every time the stopped sfssr sf Kansas City and this
%
rossdt confidsd
aas a
he
although shivsr
n Yuma
Asmsserda resident resorssr.
nesting intitsa
~hs Of suffrage
o Jeff sseuid wraps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-10

ROWARDENNAN. May 10. r.
Jim Jeffriee' worries are over. His
"groHch" III gone. and instead ~
Grabbing" around like a bear with
sore paw, he Is the lighieat heart
ed aud most care-free man IN camp.
This wonderful change In the
mental condition Of the big grizzly
is due primarily 10 the fact that he
has once and for ali convinced him.
self that he has regalned his old
time form. that his speed. barring
accidents. will be az great as ever
when he steps into the ring Al
Emeryyilie.
Although Jeffriea announced sew
cFal months ago that he was sure
he could come back" II has been
known for some time 60 those clos
est 10 him that be was doing a lot
Of worrying. He WAS not 50 conf
dent Of bis ability to get into the
shape that won for him the cham
pionship OF the world. and " was
not until a few days ago that he
felt positive that ne was all right
The painfully apparent mental de-
precision under which he labored. Il
was zealously given out. was due 70
worry over MrE. Jeffries' physical
condition. bat those who understood
the true nature OF things were tell
Ing themselves a different story.
They knew that the fretting was
largely due 10 Jeffs fear that he
could not get into shape.
The change in the big fellows
state Of mind Is Justified BY the
wonderful shape that he has arrived
at His wind. good 4 month ago. Is
sounder: his arms have a perfectly
free motion. HIS hitting Is better.
aud all that il left OF his front
porch Is just the slightest suspicion
nf Hnff flesh.
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