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TN Eoiug to get him ia min.
ute be- said
Almost involuntarily Flynn turn.
I'd bis head one fatal Instant 90 see
Who ianRford vas talking %. A
black arm shot TO the white man r.
bl0od.gmearod Jaw He staggered
back and set himself with lowered.
anxious eyes. peerlng out Ike a
man looking into some hidden Al.
rectiOu Like flash. Langford
struck him FUN on the point OF the
chin
"Tho negro did not wait 20 see
what would happen As the blow
landed be turned and walked away.
a little smile OF amusement on hls
face He leaned. Oyer the ropes
and shook hands with one Of The
sporting reporters. his back TO ,he
pitlful scene where 1000 people
wero staring with Mortified fasclna
ton.
"Crumpllng up at the knees like
a man who has been shot. Flynn
took q few drunken steps forward
and tell flat on hia face.
Like Dy.rr Animal.
'A8 the rcieft atood over him
counting him out. Flynn made one
think OF au animal which has been
shot 10 death Fills torn face was
aahen and bloodaplashed His eyes
were dull and glazed the blood
poured out of HIS mouth IN q little
stream that trioklod over Tho white
cauyns
OUT" yelled the referee into
his ears. Flynn looked up DULY
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with a sort OF reproach Cd his
face. and got weakly 10 bis feot.
whore he stood awaylng wiki o Tar.
away look IN hts eyes like a man
coming out from the Influence OF
an anaesthetlo
'Langf0rd came across The ring
with real pity IN hts face and held
out bis hand At the sight OF the
terrible black figure before him. "a
tiny ray Of consciousness filtered
through the white boys uddled
brain lie thought the fight was
atlll on and put up HTS fists.
Why Did the Fight stop9
"Laugford laughed and lodged
behind the referee az they dragged
FLYNN 10 hia corner lie fol- into
bis chair. bis bloated. malmed face
falling against the gwonty shoulder
Of one OF hia seconds They spray.
20 water In HIS face and tanned
him and waved ammonia under his
nose Re came 10 with a gasp npd
tried 10 get up Why did tho fight
stop7' no asked thlekly Thou the
light went out OF bis eyes and he
fell back again. q dead. inert thing.
Half a dozen times. az the am.
monla brought him 20. he tried TO
got up and fight again. quorlously
demanding 10 know why the fight
had been stopped AZ last they got
him to his dressing room and fin
ally into a carriage Ills appear.
ance was too bloody and torn to
be described IN polite society.
Beyond an old wound cut open
over one eye, Langford was un.
hurt
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Following The DAYS % Mace. Klne
etc., The fighting game deMsnerated
II was Ia isef that the code now
known a. the Quecnnharry rules was
drawn un by q Chambers 90 the
london Amateur Athletic club 70
/ obtain patrouaHe. Chambers intro.
ducod che Marquis Of Queensbarfy
60 father The code
The lntcnti0n % the new rules was
ESQ do away with the brutality - the
London prize rinG rules with ita
spiked shoes back heelink and
wreatlinS aud Il q 60 tha credit ~
the rios followers that the new rules
hecame popular.
Instead OF bare fist dusia. the
fighting same became more and
more popular when tho opponents
appeared with padded fists surely
= great advance over She original
gloves ~ the Romans and the bare
dukes % old England
The first man recognized an tho
American champion % thr world was
Paddy Ryan. who iost % John L.
sullivan. Sullivan maintained his
poaition AZ a stHndup and knock.
down fighter ia whose right hnnd
was cone called a sleeper. until he
went down % defeat before that
greyhound ~ the new fighting game.
James \ Corbrtt
Corbett rovnlutionlsod fighting -
introducing fnotwofit Instead 81
standing attn ard paffStnU. he moved
about stepping iu 90 hand a blow and
getting away before his opponent
could return. Fast. shiffy aud game.
no made men marvel
COrbeit was supreme nntti De met
that master u fighting craft. Hob
fitHaimmoua. Ia whom kamameHa Was
thr ruling element FiiEslmmoaa
added his famous shift and solar
piexur blow O. fhe fighting games
repertoire. ana only the massive
haih and terrible ieft - Jiia Iefffies
tore hin from bic position
Jeffrins retained ihe tittw uufii
there wes no nnr lelf O. meet him.
save johnson. and against htm he
drew ne color tine 1efffics retired.
pasainE the title 20 Marvin Hart ~
rather pnttinR u up for battle ard
Hart Wnn a. Tommy Burns won 4
from Hart % loco Il IN Australia 20
Jack Johnson who viii toss n Into
ths ring fuiF 1 near san Franuiaeu
The Fighting game camrs % %
from TIE time ~ tha 9sadiAfurs
armed with the essfna thtn 60 tha
early days IN England when msn
Fought eifh bare knuckiea with little
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n LII THAT'S WORTH WHILE
HND NOTHING THAT ISN'T
Fancy Names Don't
just Suit These p,a.

Chiaflgilon. NiedefbereeF. guaa-
kind and Troffinaer. Rosallano.
Pmaser glomoHits and Zlegler.
That 81 not an extract from a Chi
nese blli ~ fare. nor D. Il lsg Of
words from q Swedish dictionary
ON the other hand. they are names
~ men we'll known in the world 0f
sport every one ~ whom hba made
a high mark on the nsfie rou 90
honor
American boxers have always bad
the very diansTeenbie habit ~ haF-
Ing bern born with roRuumcna a0
uupf8Hpuncrabir that Or would take
"a llnruift % read the llsf with the
correct pronunciation Bot thepr
hokers were wise enough o. knock
0ut few cunH0nnulH here and there
stick ~ a few yuwaiu nos and fheu
and finally 20 pF0duss "a name which
could BE- remembered ~ the smallest
sch00boy
Some Ja~brsaksrs.
Andrew Chiarieiion. for Instance.
became plain Jim Flynn when BE-
broke Into hoNing circles Stanley
.krtchsi the Polish whirlwind ssW Del
"A moment that fight fans would have
IA little difficulty la talking about
6nnisiaua Kiseci Young otto vaa
formerly Arthur FusHkiud. whilo
Young Britt had ths name Of HENRY
Treffuger forced upon him in lu-
fancy.
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MUL TKOmAH WINS
FROM SPOKANE
CLUB

PORTLAND. ore. March 10
Rpohanr captured but ono wrestling
bout ~ the intefciub boxing ard
wrestling meet last night between
tbs Multnamah a. 6. and the sp0-
haus a q
The feature IT The evening was
the boxing boat between Cassidy ~
Mulln1mAh and OIlourka ~ hpn-
kane in the fib-rauud elHHH. "a was
probably az fact ~ any Hmateuf
fiNht oYeF Witnessed in this city
Both mon fought Themselves into a
state ~ complete exhaustion. but
Cassidy landed She derial1n 10 The
third round because he had the hard
est wnllup
McCafi and Hughes. the i0h-
FOUNDERS furnished an interesting
match
Ia me fourth Hughes put Mccall
0u queer n and Raj him COINS
fast ht the bold
II tho las pound wrestling bout
Frankly NaH given the decision over
nfsehin on aEKreasiVuuesa.
osssk ~ Epokane had IA easy
time IN the iast pound wrestling 81
with Trainer ~ Muiinpmhh. winning
th6 fret fair in minutes and lh
second on quick hnmmrfloch He
aat the second fRll after eight min
utea on a crotch
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. March is.
a local sport writer gives
the following graphic account Of
the FlynnIaugford fight aud the
actions Of the men while engaged
IN the struggle.
''The Vernon prizenrht arena
was the scene yesterday. Of q gory
horror This italian boy. ChIarie
Hon, who fighn under fhe Irish
pame Of Jim Flynn. was put into
tho ring with q negro who. in phys.
ique. Is shaven gorilla 10 vas
horrible sickeulug The writer sat
next an old Californian who sat
0lth aYeried head and bis bat BE-.
fore hia face during the last few
rounds
! have seen MeMcans CIT each
other into ribbons with bowie
kniyea hc said but This l8 too
strong for me-
20 wasn't hot passionate blood.
letting. il was cold. deliberate
slaughter. Langiord the gorilla
nlan, would put hia left hand
against the white mans bleeding
face and push him away 10 arms
length, bis little red pig eyes run
ming critically over the MANNED
white body connolsseur select
ing q vital spot then hia fisa
would drive in with a crash The
impact Of the blows was 80 terrific
fhat they could be heard an over
the Big pavilion
Man W. Animal.
Flynn fought with the helpless.
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ARMORY MEETING RUN
OFF in RECORD time
No Tresome Delays and No Accidents to Mar Athletic
Events-Seattle Athletic Club the Winner, With
State University Second

so-yard dash opcn- First. Carr
.S A g.
so.yard dash. juniors ~ First
rohln - A. g.
500 yard relay. grammar schools
First Interjaken. second. Columbia
;hird. a = DAY
500 yard run. open First ribs
way. N IL W
Wall scaling contest Won bs
company l.
Pole vault First. George. =. M
.C A. height ie feet
Shot put First MAY. q. ~ w.
distance. Sc reai S inches
se0-yard run FlraL Mckay, q
% W
ieot yard relay, juniors -First. q
A. q. ancoud. " NJ 81 A.
Seward low hurdles. open First
Rruhnw. a. % w
tao0-yard run~First Risden. y
a. 81
so-yara hlsh hurdles First
nrokaW a. 20 W
geo yard relay. open 90 army
navy and national guard flrat
troop ~ Tacoma
i.soo-yard relay hish school
tirnt. broadway
I. 600 yard relay. open First. a.
'of w. = A. & disqualified for
fouilng
Equipment Won by A. w
Frederick. company A. and 1elpcr
Verne Cain.
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hands % close over the ball AZ "
lodges w the cup.
Catching a bail below tha waist
line. the player rsvsrses the position
q his hands. by holding the little
fingers together and opening the
thumb side q the hands 10 form the
cup.
! was particularly Interested In
watching the players this year upon
their first day On uniform and e.
cured several photographs nhowine
Wei known players In action after
months ~ ldieneas
Not "A man beat went for the hall
AZ he shoaid Naturally their hands
being tender. they permitted many
90 Slide past which later on they
would have smofhsraf IT'S an Ia
terestinE study. this observation Of
the hands ~ the players The cain
era shows many things which the
keeneat ~ eys fails g. note in the
action % a play I think the pic
lures shown here prove thiH fact
canciuslvsly.
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wv Brock used 70 boast 49,,
ph1nious front piece N 4 p Y. " Il.
in9filz. while fgickarf ss ap 81.
sas no title which ~ a''ls'ssta
bltk Nelson picked ~, pa'esis 4
iieae nen had a pers 80 W.
~ changing their names & !. Is.i's
pFinE % The fact that ~ ~ Il
writers aud tho fans vss.ls al.fs
ine struggle " trying ~ SITS
N "ille mem. and sheg ss.. 'l'ss'.'s
'AH ini9 oDecurity a sll6s'is ~. -
Yiii' ,lines has great "a aat
WIN iHe rise Or faii u a. s,sl..
Names Too Fsusy.
Hut there have been ashs.
i2r boxers changing ihelr ' ~,
lhihk ~ Lew Powell dalng ~ -
aef under the name u fiem.,... y
BATTLING Aele0n calling bs...,s'. =
car o. would - 4 llft,s ~ y
% The Archie Of Percy 80. -
lhsrf men got busy ana az ~ I
handles more Compatible ~.
trade '''a p
Tommy Ryan. once wei,..,.
ehampi0n had a very ros 49,.
fur f-dlHg "a Hew name "a. /,
q ph foiuE vas sntaii bsg n -, I.
cuae n y. be wnn ass, ~
Rochester indnatflal mhe.el 4, 4
youthful dfprsdasion. IL s...
riAae BIS way % Msckskas !,
freight and soon Tommy Rgss &.
heard from in a lumber camp n ~ -
state = ~
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HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March is
Have you ever watched the hands *
hall players when they are working
Close observation teaches a lesson.
i teaches one how not have digits
broken.
Your natural born player. goes
after every ball IN tbs easiest posi-
bic way. holding his hands 80 the
ball will find ifs way into the glove
and palm of the uugiovrd hand.
without any of the fingers coming
IN contact with the hall
Only tho tyro holds his hands 40
the fingers point toward the ball
! have seen cricket players 20 ar
ter the ball IN this fashion. bat cricR-
81 Is n different game from baseball.
as most anyone win admit
In catching a bail above the waist
with both hands, the player holds his
hands n such position that the
thumbs are together. the outside OF
little finger side % the hands sapg E
rated. forming a cup. into which the
ball goes The only finger m danger
is the small finger % the unEi1ved
hand, and the player protects this hy
taking the weight u the ball upou
hts gi0Yed hand using me unxiovei
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JOHNSON JUSTIFIES CONDUCT

ia few dollars playing the vlol at
dances
IKE 90 be by myself a great deal
although I like 60 have "a fev OF my
closest friends with mc some of the
thine My wife and I are like a
couple uf pals and ,ve plan my busi-
ness engagements together She d.
really nay manager She handles AN
the money and takes care 81 the
banking aud paying ~ expenses /
am 90 busy that ] haven't time 20
look after the financial affairs ~ the
family 30 It's up 90 Mrs johnson
She is "A wonderful business woman.
Nix on Social Thing.
Some Of my race have become Of
Tended because I DO not attend an
the social functions which they in-
vito me &C., II I aceeicG Go their
wishes I would soon hc "a physical
wreck and would NOS bee flt for the
fight with ar Joffrlcs ON July 4
II tho negroes want mc Co keep The
championship they should use SOME
Judgment and not expect me tu at
tend late dinners and dances. ] VIII
have plenty OF time for that social
stuff after I get through with the
ring
You bet I am taking care of my
money I am not suuondering e
foollshly. az has often been stated.
know the value OF the dollar too
well 60 throw Il away There we've
many times IN ms career as "a flght-
or. before I got Co the top 81 the
heap. that the pork chops and chick
en- did not como regularly.
Enjoys Life.
I live well and am enjoying my
money but, mind you. ana not toss-
ing 10 IN the air I tell YOU what
IT'S pretty fine 90 havo plenty %
money Go got tho things you most
desire IN lifo.
have made about $50. 600 since
whipping Tommy Burns in Australia
yoar ago last December. Hnd z
have saved the large part OF that
amount
7 have bought beautiful home
for my mother IA Chicago She win
be nhlo 90 spend hcr last DAYS in
comfort, and for that I ann mighty
glad We SAW some hard times, nay
mother and J. and ! foel proud that
I could make enough money with my
fists To- take good care of her now
Snoakod Into Fight.
Yes. sir. when I look back at tho
hard tlmos l went through when /
started ia the fighting game, ! heave
"a big sigh of relief for reaching the
top ln puElllsm Why. / remember
once when / sueakcd into the Jcf-
fries Rubin fight az San Francisco
In 1901 ! did not have a sou. one
Of the watchmen caught mo and had
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VA RSfTY
WINNER

The varsity came through with
another victory yesterday afternoon.
9"fentlug the i.incoin baseball team
BY the score Of 10 20 I
Tho high school leaguora nlavrd
ragEed bail. but though they awuur
the SUCK freely Tor several hlts. they
couldn't negotiate q win. The 6oi-
ioEiana played fast ball and c6nsid
efing ihe raw, cold day. ana excop-
tluuRliy well
Hutoh" Bedford relieved Clark in
tho box toward the end of the game.
but merely lobbed them over. moi
caring 10 put much on hts offerings.
belfQrd II like "a Cheshire cat ur a
salanander the cold weather docs
not help hia pep
bfinker 10 well satisfied with the
showing mhde thus far by hla pets.
and predicts great things for thom
when the weather sets warm
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TO PLAY
A PICKED TEAM

A match socrer game between tHs
champio0 RaaEers ard tram
picked from the other climbs - nv
Northwestern league wif be played
~ Woodland park tanorrow after
noon. u n iHposasate tu Ebay fhe
game az tha easahaM 8funnds shsFs
the gamss hAvs been held aii win
ter as the field IL beiuE ruf iHtu
shape fnr the tall seaagn The trama
vii lire 40 a. foilnwe
An StarH-i Mcuuirr fThlsfieal
goal. 8 Martin (seafiioi. r b ~
Boyle tThiesiasl q D. u Martin
fThisfissl. 2 q A Paffuore fNrat
tlsl e ~ y Kelly fThistieaf. I
q Wilson tseatflsl. o r., J. Jeffrr
son tThiHtieri. 9 r. n Mann tCeis
del, e. q rurnthwaIts fN.aftial. 1
~ p. Stewart fssafilsi. p
nauweFs--G Thompson Eaai; "
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THE FIGHTING GAME
Reviewed by Tip Wright Francisco

regard Tor fair play. then the rules
81 Jack hruuEhfnn, who eliminated
falling with the knee upon an nppo.
nent and other unfair tactics
through tho period Of London prize
ring rules. when spiked Shoes hack
hnettng aud wrestling etili main.
thined, ana man could drop 60
avoid an opponent "a the DAYS when
lisht gloves were introduced and the
9uernaberry rules gave birth 20 a
more uportsmRniika period.
IL this country No have seen the
fighting game progress from the
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ma thrown out. was eeitfn'lnt.
o. see that fight. and finally lfis- =
~ mine came along and STAKES Z.
90 Ticket A funny tang 49,
that Incident was that Edaie hAA, 4.
who came pretty close % heias y
lightweight champion several ~. =
later. sncaked in with me 70 Sc =
eight
lf Jofffies beats me next 9ee
wliI live Ia luxury the rest p y
natural days II I wln--Neil -
keep right on coming me money
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They're All Trying to Master the Raise BaII''

HOT SPRINGS Ark. March fs
Has the secret ~ Arthur Cum
minsf old "ralse hsii- been dlacov
cred BASEBALL veterans who are
here boiling out and getting IN con
dillon are much interested over thar
question
The Hot Springs squad Haya that
= Tot of pitchers are trying Tor nil
they're worth this spring 10 catch
onto Cummings secret IN every
camp through fha southland some
hodFH nt o. but only the test af
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BALLARD CLUBS
SMOKER MARCH %

The Ballard Athletic club il COM
ing across with another smoker 20
p held Ia Sypher's hall Wednesday.
March 81 A regular old fashioned
time II promised az the squared cir
Gle T. open 70 ali budding artists ln
the city. and anyone yearuiua %
prove his class VIII BE- ateammu-
dated
The program viii De made 90
mostly q boxing events. the fans
having shown clearly that the
squared circle makes the hit with
them However there Will b. SOW
eral wrestling matches. and as Ball
lard has some good fueu ih reserve.
some fact mlxups VIII be on tap
Pete Muidoon has been unable 10
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Good arrangements aud prompt
action warc tle real features 90 tho
National Guard Athletic asaoCiR-
tons first annual indoor track meet
held on lhr Armory floor last night
With 800 odd athletes in competition
or waiting their turn. congestion and
delay would have been understand
eble but as things turned cut the
contestants were kept ou the lump
and tha events run orr with hEhtning
repidity The gun that sent one
set 81 runners across The fleQr
brought another onto tho eleata With
4 jump ana both Major lngiix d.
rector general ~ the meeting. and
Tom Mcdonald CLERK ~ fhe course
deserve a iot 81 credit The SINAI
army ~ Judges. timers. etc did
their work without confusion
The Seattle Athletic club carried
eft first houors athletes sporting this
blue diamond rolling up a total %
- points The state university was
second with as
Besides the uHuai ust 20 indoor
athletic events, two military compe-
iiQnS q wall scallnE contest and An
equipment rHCe were played on the
program Governor Hay presented
the rifle medals won IN last war
competition before the ntl t
events were started
Summarys
k0-yard dash. grammar schools
First. Thomas, West queen Anne.
6oyara dash, high schools First.
Carr. Queen Anne
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mpi1uahip games vii reveal
neither anF body succeeds
Jim oNnurkr said the other day
that nobody was ever able 90 dmpu-
cate Arthur Cummings raise
The nearest g. BE- he declared. o.
The ball pitched ~ Joe Mc0lnnity.
the famous iron mRn- who played
with the Giants until recently.
The why OF tho raise IL the same
aH n every other curve ball The
ball In lta flight packs che afuns
phere. and rotating rapidly creates
friction. Naturally the greatest
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~ JACK JOHNSON.

bN sANN 1RFfNoANs
It's great 10 be champion prise
fighter OF the world n feels pretty
nioe. ! tell you. have got ueed to
an the glory that goes with a.
] don't mind in the least having
crowds follow ms around. but it
sometimes sets on my nerves GO
have some frcHh Ma make remarks
about me 80 man ever tried O.
poke fun ct me. bat its Just those
fresh young fellows n about NJ years
old that set gay and say things that
irritate me
some people think just because "a
fellow Ia a champion prize fighter he
ought 20 stand for every thing thoy
say 20 him But n ] should strike
"a tormentor ] would be- put down Tor
"a his bully and a coward by tho
unhIh Folks would say ! took add
vantage Of my strength
Pindar Tee Fresh.
That charge made against me In
New York City hy Norman fiudar
whom am accused 81 beating up.
" the result II that fellow getting
fresh with mo.
was IN cafe with some friends
and pindar asked me 90 have "a drink
NN k#tA WIN NNNNAta AtNN NNHANA
didn't care for any hcof. nor any
other alcoholic stimulant just then.
pindar took offonso at NY refusal
and began 90 call me an sorts OF foul
names
told Piudar 90 shut up or ! would
slap him Then he said didn't dare
to slap him because he was a con
sumptivc. He cursed mo something
awful. stopping every now and then
90 remind me that he had weak
lungs and that ] ala not dare strike
him Now ] ana only human and
when he went too FAR with his re-
marks, ] just hauled off and hiffed
him on the jaw And Pm not sorry
aid a, either for no certainly de-
served A.
! try 90 be right with everybody
No person can say that I over re-
fused To shake hands with him u
hc came and acted as though he was
pleased 90 meet me. ] am "a coloreG
man and ] know my place ! never
force my attentions on amy one.
Likes Beer.
ann not total absiainor aud I
drink a glass of beer or wino ucca-
aionnlyif I really want &C. / prefer
btor. for a little of n is really good
for an athlete who ls constantly
training Il puts on "a little fat for
"a fellow 60 work Off aud that koops
mo from going stale.
am nwluliy fond OF uutomohiling
! spend "a lot OF time motoring.
ann also "a bug on music J play the
bass viol Sometimes Ia hyeono DAVIS
when 1 was broke 1 used 20 pick up
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got a match aii winter Every tlme
he g signed up with someone. that
someone gets broken arm Or =
skinned nose or some other hard
luck proposition. and Pete h lsft
diacousolate Pete o. getting rusty
Tor lack 0f practice. and would Hke
to hook 20 wednesday night The
smoker d open 20 AN. and II any
enterpfisInE heaVYw eight b. looking
fof hQnorabls advancement nov o.
bis chance
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fristion exists Ia the direction the
ball spins
Hence a bail thrown with yer.
teal backward spin creates mora
friction beneath and IN front than
IN tor and behind. a. moving bodies
naturally follow the line 81 least
resistance in brief tho air pushes
ne ball On the direction II a. apin
causing tho curve
Fhis BALI when controlled. h the
hardest - hit known IN baseball
ana but rev men have ever mas
tered it
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MORRISON PLAAsA
SPECIAL FIGHT
TRAIN

Jim Morrison yesterday fe... .'.,
"a wire from Tex Rickara sl--,
Thar goo seats for she hie flshl w.. .,.s
ho reserved for the local spl.u'.
man. Morrison Intends % IuA
spcciai train 90 the fiaht 49,, ~
here July /. The equifanens ~
consist of a baggage car - ''is ~
and eight standard PullnAiis Ia
railroad company viii issue "a .,,rs
round trip tickets good toF wy ~
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