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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

taught the Iefffies crnuch and JEFF p
left houk and hnay punch
Ryan = q wonder az 3 taaehef.
and he exfserts o. HAYS - kuiis res
spuahiY fast anf clever - thr lAitra
part ~ this n8aath ShSn johnson =
hard traiuina bssinH
While Iahuaon will never ndfnif
that there b. che slightest doubt
about mis- ability te lnww the ealnrN
- ths mlNmty hunter ha tells sue
there IL 80 uuurh nt ataas IA snn APP
preaching flKhf that 30 sansssFf ~.
pare himself ton carefully g. 10 fuH
lire o. ths fnen who bot their munsy
on him
Mtth hla wonderful natural ability
and his great sifvnEth. johnson be-
iimpra that Nlth Ryan om hand g.
Hui,eTtmtema ghe work and g-kelfF
doing lhs Jsfgfies stunt he etli
umichiy master she peculiar defense
"a james and Work nut "a eassntrf
that will bring homo the fnaaaHa.
Tommy Ryan is spending = lot
~ time with uksiiy now John
son told me because fh0 hig faiiaW
IL srcen nul when he goes Wsst
Do VIII bs wwii coached and ua aht
% make vmimablr NrsarrinK partner
He's 80 bid aua husky that ~ wlli
make IS inteFuetins when ~ Htix
things
-nf wmkiar whh o'Ksiiy ssiu
act arrustnflsf - tns rrouch sa4un
shieh - fuuch has been written
Ryan ard / have WORRIED uaf = plan
We believe wiii lisat ths defense and
arm sure fhe fiEht itself wlli prove
9s are ftshs n oar plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
CHOYNSKI MAY JOIN
THE JEFFRIES CAMP
Berger Now Dickering for His Services-Bg Fellow
Too Frisly to Suit His Handlers-Wl Box Out Of
Doors

shoulders any good and / may cut
" until tomorrow
Berger has ordered The roof torn
OF the bis gymnasium where the
ring has been set up.
> The big fight 10 10 be IN the
open. and We don't want leffrian
20 be- working under q roof he
said
Chest weights and wrist machines
and ether Rymnaniam pafaphsr
malta will be- sent down from San
Francisco tonight
Iefffles Nill begin sleeping out
~ d0ara tonight There h big
bed ready for him on The porch Of
Dis cottage. and be- viii not sleep
indoors until after the bis fight
letfrlee went up "a hnn i.orenzo
thia morning az lU clock 10 try his
luck with the trout is took the
ataf fisherman OF Ben I.omond
aiih him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

nN TIP WRIGHT.
CHICAGO April s-Jark John
son. having celebrated hts thirty
second birthday With n party. Ca
which about teo ~ hts Reauaint-
Hnres--in. malsFify beiuR white
folks wsre Invited 81 ready 10 turn
hts attention e. shn serious Side ~
ire his approaching fiWht with
Jas , Jeffsles
The champion heayy ~ she re-
auf 20 CONFERENCE with ths nsntdn
Harbsf psaeh prupswstnf. Tommy
Ryan. has settled upon Bic training
campaign which wili heegn a. 0tuan
Beach. on the kold coast. about
April gs
4 expect 10 have Con o'Ksny
tRyane hte fighter. Monte CufieF.
Iuu M'afrutt puNsihiF STANLEY
K~tchsi ard a couple N ti9 husky
fellows sA sparriuE partners John
srn told uue Il haven't done ans
training ap 80 this time. beeauss
this tails % % days training ln al
fpplishnssH am nvinH a. please
and when start training ~ have
aouethiuE h train Cor. and won't
~ stale
johnson and Rvaus sch~sae in
brief in this They intend a. have
ID Kelly ard enc or tNu e the
ufhsrs box Johnson a. smurh IgAs
Jsffries a. u = ppsslhls Tor an ~
dinafy fighter % cops the methods
~ the California silver up
okellF. coached Tor the iszss fauF
months ~ nynn until he has be-.
come a pretty Eeoh boxer. accord
ms g Tommy lights. f. brlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
WILL RACE AGAIN
AT JUAREZ
TRACK

SAN FRANCISCO. April -
Marquis de II Arena, secretary Of
the Mexican Jockey club, IN dis
patch received here today. authori'
tativeiy denied the report from
Galveston. Tex. that the Mexican
government had revoked the racing
concessions granted Americans In
Mexico. His message read as fol
lows;
Galveston report ridiculous
fake. stupidity ignorant and refutea
itself Conditions exactly revers
cd. Juarea concession irrevocable p
According 20 advices from the
Mexican capitol, not only does the
government not intend 10 restrict
racing. but on the other hand Il
II taking steps to foster the raising
Of thor0ughhreds A monster thor
oughbred stud will be established
along the lines Of the Germand and
French studs.
The racing season AZ Juarez VIII
open on November Is this year and
continue five months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
ABE ATTELL-OWEN MORAN co CURTAIN
RAISER FOR JEFFRlES-JOHNSON FIGHT

Nep Yats their third draw. by iiss
way--cRlis fur n faurth 10 settle
for all Tins fhe question ~ superior
~
don't ghink Anyone wfii deny
Inst Moran and Aftan are tws "
the very cieeafeHf men IN the rms
today ThsF both have fi1e hlf and
skip Eaus down o. a acieurr and
both car stand and slug when The
occasion demands that theY do 20
Moran la said ~ some o. have tha
edge ON WAiiaptnE over the ahlfty
Autis hut ahen thia statement n
accepted e must Do rarusfu herad
that Atfsii. az times has ahown hhti 3
ify e. gucofk sleeper Before ~
became clever Attsii vac = hurri
cane Knockout fighter As be IN
creased his speed BE- apparently irsi
his punch. bat every once in q while
he comes forth with a cipHt that
surprises al whn 500 ~
The sold coast h bound az BE- fhe
center ~ sporting interest the bat
ter part - june and ths FIRST wask
in July There's No denYirs that
moro Hportsmcu and sporting mah
VIII invade San Francisco during
she fight interest period than ever
t'HA - tNfA ~ "NN' NiAH ~ hAAAH tssssai
try before.
The Johnson Jeffrias fight won't
keep the crowd amused Thousands
viii b. in san Francisco wNek
prior 60 July 4 and they wili re-
quire entertainment And. unless
arm mistaken. San Francisco will
find a way g. DO this same thing
Hnmsmher dent you. the flghf
carnival in New Orleans M fsaa
when three championships we're az
stake, and one was leHt1 Jack Mc-
Aullffe beat Hiily Mycr in it rounds.
George Dixon bfnt Ianh Shelly iu
eight rounds and Iim Cortolf beat
John 4. Sullivan Va 70 rounds The
purses Tor these fights we've ts2s00
The battles wor. fought September
81 and
Tho sports win want something
Ike thle Ia San Francisco. Why not
Stage the feathOrwriNht champion
ship between Atteii and Moran. the
lightweight between WolNnst and
Freddy Waieh NJ any other iaait-
innate lightweight of ciasr. aifh the
main stem Tor the windupq
There's lot ~ talk about STANLEY
| kntohel meeting Sam innHf1Fi
but ! believe it VIII be- o. i0nf fits
before the Michigan smashtf &c
into q rims with lanRford HetrHel
can hardly afford 90 take NohA q
rhnuCa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
CHOYNSKI SAYS
NEWS TO HIM

CHICAGO. April . joe Choyn.
nhi today told a representative of
thr United Press that he had &C..
celved no rush message from Jim
leiiriea OF Sam IlerRer. HE man
aRof Hs said be had no idea ~
the contents Of the message said
"a have been rushed 70 him today
from che training quarters 81 Row
afdeunhu
Choynakl said he was preparing
10 so on the vaudeville stage with
ueW sketch. bui that be might
cancel HE engagement and 80 ni
once % kosafdcnnan 20 assist
Jeff N his training Tor she battle
with johnson. II sufficient induce
mnnts" were offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
DEBATERS GET W"
WRESTLERS GET LEFT

Hereafter the tariock 81 the
wrestler viii give way to the first
~" 81 detiatera at the university
The student board % control last
evening failed 70 award the coveted
wv to the members % the wFemt~
ling team. while the embryo delaterH
got theirs
Just for that the wrestisrs are
peesed. and declare that now rs all
OF with the sport They'll devote
their time 20 Debating
The debafers getting letters we're.
Lloyd Black Leo BaiSdeu. Glenn
Hoover. Pred AnKsvine. Ray Gift
ford and A Reuben Hlien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
BIG LEAGUE DINGLES

Presi1ent Lynch has appointed .
ninth umpire for hts National league
staff The latest appointment Il De
witt Van Niaef - Trenton fuT sew
erai yeArs Van Cieef has been am-
plrinR amateur college and sent pro
games in and around New JoyHey,
and r. well spoken %
The. bugs already are out with
pn1xiinN queries One that reached
National League headquarters vas
a. follows with u man On third
ard one au FIRST the man on first
tries q delayed steal and the man
or third sraafs Tor horne The
catcher whlns tho ball 90 the pitcher.
who rifes II back 60 the catcher %
get The man coming home The bat
ter. however hits the bell Priest
dent Lynrhs answer WAS that TIE
ball was dead and that the runners
had % Eo hack to their bases
Jack Dunn. The Baltimore man
mrer. has his eye on Foster the fast
Hffis iufieIder ~ the Fflwhlanaern
So has George staiiings
RuH Bradley says scorers ought 81
be former big league ball players.
~who could take into consideration
ali the conditions better than a man
who never played professionally
Sure Then have the men who write
the stories u former bai players.
also the sporting editor the copy
reader. the printer and makeup man
m The composing room. the night 81 =
itor and the man who owns che pa
per There ought O. b. nothing hu'
base bits and no errors FOR TIE abus-
ID bali player
Ty Cobb is threatened with mala-
RIA and may not be on hand when thf
pennanf season opens
THAT S7e0 Is a l0t ~ coin re-
mark Johnny King 'l'h have g
brush up On my pool game and try
70 get Dc back Better avoid Hues-
ton. d. orc and Keogh.
I'D rather catch than DO anythius
else declarea big overall -Oh The
fortunate farmer" sxciaims the cts
man. How IA like 10 live In ths
city" siKha the farmer man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

wv AWh*" hef
ROWARDENNAN TRAIN ING
CAM. Cal March After con.
ference today. The trainers ef Iiul
Jeffries sent rush" telegram "a
Joe choynshi. the former fighter
ct Chicago
Sam BERGER who sent the tele.
gram. refused % reveal the nature
o: its contents aud attempted %
conceal tho fact that Il had been
sent
Il IL known that Berger had been
"dirhenuEH with Ch0ynshi 90 cums
Wcai aHa AID Ia trulning IeffFies.
hui whY there should be- reason for
q hnatF summons ~ not plain lo tho
fnnn hers
Fearful that Ian viii fuund 90
form Too rapidly and possibly go
stalls. Manager Sam Nrfker and
TfRinef FHfmsf Burns have begged
him 10 81 = bit tighter in biz work
That lefffies H. wnrhlnE too hard
IL the talh ~ tho camp, but be iu.
sista that be- IL not and refuses ~
liptcn to the pirAdines ~ biz al
riAsrN 1Nfffies started the fourth
day az his training With another
bike 10 Boulder Greek and return
Burns aud BERGER panied
him lie made The laei three miles
81 the return trip Ia = tro1 After
hHth aud a rundown. be ate d
hearty bfeakfaat az 40 Il IL
probable that Use aparTuE that was
scheduled for The day Nill be- omit.
fad
I'm a tii sore in the shoulders.
jeff oKelalmed 10 The United Press
representative after hia run this
morning 4 guess ! sent AZ The
hand bali a hli Too hard yesterday
Nwuns pretty hard az some %
them spafriug wonlfut DO my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
''RinGsider's'' Gossip of the Game

and each pronounced hlnsea =
for a hard. fast battle
The fun card 70 be pfessaist 2
the Union Club is one q tAt -
short bout offerings n Jan
frankie smith and Anton LsgsN
Jimmy Austin. the sensatiohL ~
Angeles bantam. and Eddie pazk
viii supply the special eveas ~
other bouts will be beiweeH -
Savage and Tug Condor. W.
Meehan and Eddie TAFT hickf =
GranniEan and George Anan..
George Cooper and Guy haFih' -
Hoosler Kid and Tug Cove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
MORNIFsGSTAR AND
HOPPE WILL PLAY

willie Hoppe Rnd Ora Morning
altar the crack biiiisrassts. who arr
GO play four exhibition matches IN
this city, are que 10 arrive here this
morning from Portland The pair
weFo expected last night bat sire
20 Charley Hulen announced that
they had missed train connections.
and would not show up until today
Brown and nuion. who are The
best boosters fur the cue Same that
Seattle has ever had. are prom0t
ina the ekhinitinna which Wili b.
played 81 Eiks hall ln the Alaska
building Hoppe and MaruinEntar
vii play Monday and Tuesday
next, both afsrruuuu and eveninR
plnying strings ~ 400 ia the after.
noon ard zee On the evening
Admission has been fixed az 80
censs Tor the matinses and 81 90 for
tho evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

public knows % was Ryan who fin
iHhed Jeffs fighting education. and
n VIII be Ryan who gives Johnson
hiH post graduate course
tyan o. banking heavily upon
winning tbls fight FOR he realizes
the prestige f. viii bring to him ~ "A
trainer. and his quarters al the
Whitcomb baths in A. Joe Win be
come popular. md Ryan himself
sought by aspiring acrappors
Johnson ls To- pay Ryan $4,000 for
III services from April 26 to July 4.
Well, Q is worth this sum 10 John
Hon 20 have the nimblo wlttad. hrll
liant Tommy IN charge Of things
Everyone ~ touch with the fighting
game considers Ryan the cleverenf
trainer and best adviser in the eoun
ny and Jotnson's stock has nscend
% considerably since be- took up
with The Benton uarbor peach cni
turist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

climb 40 WHERE he dis. cmsea
would never have been NATL Z "a
hiu Jeffries might never hsss ~
discovered. never haze had IL -
chance 20 fight Fitzslmmsns-sal
All the big mills o. the past s yss
might heFe been foagii b %
men Just a tap with the ens 4 4
came. but how y innaennsa gasslf-
tie history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

EAST LIVERPOOL o.. April g.
barueY Brlceiand. who wiii umpirr
in the Central league this season
viii BE- the smallest Indicator holder
on any ball field in tho country. He
stands Jesse than five feet in height
hriceland u light in weight hut ls
hU grit He was worked ia the
ONO Penn league aH substitute.
ana at one time held nn Indicator
in one ~ the Western leagues
bficolhnd o. a potter by trade. and
iH a native 81 thls city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
Tommy Ryan Writes for The Star

Tommy Ryan. the man who VIII
train Jack Johnson for his fight
with Jeffrles. has written tw0 stores
for Tho Star The first win be- pub
ilshed on the sporting page Mon
day. ana the second Tuesday next
Ryan became "a peach grower af-
ter be- retired from the rinE. buying
a place near Benton Harb0r Mich.
lie WAS Do search OF health and now
that he has found So. be- has sold bis
place. and is ready 90 get back into
the fight game not as "a principal
but aa "a trainer. manager and gem
erai handler ~ fighters Ryan I'M
tendH to open training camp al
81 Joe after the big fight. and be The
boss 0f big stable pf pugllists.
Just m preaent Ryan's stable con-
Ei8fs N Con o'Kelly. the giant irish
man. Dos whom Tommy processes 20
SEQ "a future champion Should
johnson vim from Jeffries. "a great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
TIlNEKEEPER'S JOB is
OF GREAT IMPORTANT

The timekeepcr ~ a big fight,
says Stuart Douglas. the Nen York
~ who has been chosen o. bold the
watch for Jack johnson Iuiy 4. 80
u iQt more important than the fell
lows around the ring usually lm-
agiue he often has chance 20
make >.ular champion. and b.
has done 50 now aud thea
oniE q few old time boxing fame
think Femsmhnr hos flHfic hts
tory wnn changed By fimskerper
one nlEht 90 New Orleans 1.-The night
when Bob fftEsiur1Uus and Peter
Mhhef dld battle Early in fhr mill
Mahsf attnCk gaH resistless. and
"a last BE beat FitEsimmona down
Bob was practically done Tor. the
round was only a minute Old and
Peter. strong and eager WAS nd
vapcinN 60 administer the finishing
touches when George CLARK 8 chs
cago sniennkooper. who haid the
watch for Fltz. struck the gong with
his cane. OF course. Fits and MaheT
took their cnrnrra 90 course there
was a row. and ~ course. f4iz re-
covered during the wraugie. after
ward making Mahcr quit
m the iimakoepef haan't cit In
that night how the fistic fuan would
have been changed rita. .sserha 10.
would never have had the chance %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
~ TIE RlhosIDER.
(mss baithassr.D
H4v fuff.4 Es....t

SAN FRANCisCo. April . be
fore leaving Tor los Angeles this
Afternoon. Louis blot. the Metropol
iinn Clubs matchmaker. announced
that within a few days he hopes q
have the signatures ~ Billy Papko
calling loF n 20-round daylight fight
un The Ocean Shore grounds ON OF
about jusa ~ Blot denies that
the middieweighss have signed with
Iim Coffroth. although he admits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

Because of strained tendon.
which occurred IN practice. Reggie
Foster. Harvard intercollegiate
sprint champion. VIII not be- seen lei
action until The University III PENN
sylvania relay carnival April 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

Wouldmf an Abe AtteIf- Own
Moran fight e. "a finish - the candy
curtain raiser Tor the Jeffries John.
h0n fiwhfT
The beautiful battle wawered IS
these two wonderful little Fellows ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
BASEBALL PLAYERS
FEAR SORE MUSCLES
Locals MAY Stiffen Up Again After Two-Day LayoH
First Base Job Worries Dus--Gsmes Today
and Sunday.

sTERpAY was another day ~ enforced res, Tor
the ball players and the kinenFN
feeling their arms and less fear that WHEN they
got back into the game they VIII haNe4 Ga 80
throukh the toFturcs 81 stir ana sore inuseieA All
over again Certainly rs been hard luck weather
Tor the spring practice baseball haVine been aut
81 the question four ~ the eight DAYS that the
asuad has been in harness billiards. peel and
iudnor Yachting fascinating games but they
are not generally considered beneficial Ca base
han players good hard work with Htirb and
bnrsehids. and unless the weather man rVvnts the
Turks viii he lacking both pracfice and condition
when the season opens April "a
The first base problem is givtns bugdale and
Manager Mike e lai ~ WORRY these days Sthasf-
Ter hasn't tho necessary experiences % play the
hag and q l. evident tha9 be would make weak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

University ~ Pennsylvania foot
ball team may play Carlisle Indians
az Philadelphia October 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

This "a the latest picture ~ Yua-
err Mahmout the big Turk who
dumped Dr Roller the Seattle Crap
pier. in straight falls 80 Kansas CHS
Thursday night MnhmoBt b. CON
aidsred she hcat man in the buHi-
mess nest o. FRANK eotch. being
conceasa a shade over Zbya4k0. fips
giant Pole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

The California Harness Hofk ~
Stock breeders association Rst y
Gently organized n San ffzasiKa
Delegates - every driving Glib ~
stock breeders association il ~
state. together with the offscsFx r
form the executive conmifies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
-s-aa-.-s-a-@~a--@---s--~
ROWING MEN
GET A SHELL

a single scliiing sfsll sns ~
scented "a the university tina mn.
ing b. G. y Hughes The bssi ~
given 10 Hughes b. Vas slaz. d
noted scgller.
81 b. a fine craft valued Il TIA
and Coach conihear Il higfly pAzk
siih a. and says he'n shgx IL
crew hpN 70 make tine = -
water
u may b. used Instead 4 -
launch 70 cuss the cfss frsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09


nuwtale mind De
with he playes this might crab t deal nus there's
chance
Il
had dsd % remain IN rsSs and cut baseball @ goe n favor y
PLAYER who thinks ne can better hmf quitting he but
break baseball Akin VIII have time
instaement Il ho splits with Seattle
t possible play thls afternoon
as thr
scheduled
HML
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

The four round boys viii hold the
boards NJ Dreamland tonight. and %
the interest IN the main event
which VIII be between Johnny Nc
Caythy and One Round" Hogan.
the best Of the new crop Of local
liEhtweighta. rs any criterion. tho
biggest crowd since the new order
of things pugilistic went into ~
feet. viii be around the ring The
boys LET up In their work last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

Brown and Hulen arc Pro-
noting Four Exhibition
Matches Between the
Billiard Experts Shows
Class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

Stanley Kstchei has a wholesome
respect Tor tHe punching ability ~
Billy papke The hardest hitting
man I ever encountered IN ring
was Billy Pauke" said Keichei. % an
Interview after his battle with Frank
Klaus 40 plttahurE lie hits much
harder blow than Jack johnson
know because I have stopped the
blows ~ each Fapke II the hardest
man J ever tackled Tor r. few rpuHdE
He has hurt nv IN the first few
rounds ~ our fights moro than Jack
Johnson ala iu the whole flght { had
with him would rather tackle
Johnson. Jeffriea or LanFford in
short bouts than Papke"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
FIGHT Talk

Pat kaneaiiy. trainer ~ Packey
Mcfarland the Chicago fighter. got
raw deal az the hands 81 Freddie
Welsh and his gang IN resort In
London a short time ago Pat met
Welsh and hiss friends In the hotel.
and an argument arose over the
merits 81 Mcfarland and Welsh
keneaily offered o. bet ti09 then
and there that Welsh would not
make the match. and in n frce-for ALI
fiTht that followed. got a good
humping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09
MCDONALD BROS. Auto Ion FACTORY

erything n the carriage trimming lire Innings speciality
Phones sunset. nnst 500, tasi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

that Coftrofh has been dlckoring
with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

THAT 87e0 is a i0t % coin re-
mark Johnny King IN have 20
brush up On my pool game and Try
70 get O. back" BETTER avoid Hnes-
ton. D. orc and Keogh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-09

I'D rather catch than DO anything
elae. declares big overall on. the
fortunate farmerl" sxclaimH the city
man. How I'd like % live In the
city" siRha the farmer man
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
WARRINGTON
GOT BIG SCORE
DRILLERs PUT UP THIRTEEN
RUNS WHILE cLARKsBuRG
7 WAS GETTING THREE.

MANNtNGTON, June 22.-In a game
featured by all kinds of dolngs the To-
Gals won from Clarksburg by a score
Of 10 to 8,
The chief item Of interst was an
assault that was made upon Umpire
Mcnamara by Manager VESSEL, Of
Clarksburg. This happened in the
sixth when VESSEL backed up his OBJ.
jections to a decision by punching the
imp with his gloved hand. Mac was
going after him when Manager Nc.
Closkey OF Warrington separated the
men. Vessel was chased of the field.
Francis was brought In to short and
Perkins sent to right Warrington
scored ten runs in the inning.
The visitors started off like winners.
Coke Connor the first man up hit
over the fence for a homer A triple
by VESSEL and other blngles let in
two more runs but this was all. Man
nington then began TO pile up the
score. Score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
HUNTERS WON
AGAIN YESTERDAY
|ENGlle s IRIS couE phl a N EET III &
locals VA tT SOUTH
sIpE p EaIs.

The Hunters took another game
from the Engineers yesterday at South
side Park. There We're times when
things did NOT seem to see rightbit IN
spltesof that 1t was q good game For:
tune seemed to favor the locals for in
the breaking they got the better Of the
situations. AT times the fielding was
brilliant. slagle and Langenhan,
crossley and Franklnberry made sen.
sational catches. R. Raley vas the
stick hero sending one Of the longest
drives ever seen here across the hill
over second base. Brown, the twlrler
for Grafton, who Is one Of the best,
could not controlh his ball. Dan Raley,
the manager Of the team, went in and
there was a slump in the locals run
getting from that time on. George for
the Hunters was trifle wild but sue
ceeded in working himself out Of sew
eral holes when II looked disastrous
for the home team. Both teams bat
ted the ball hard. Score: