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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-01
OF COSTLY EDI-
FIcE LAID WITH IMPRESS
sIvE CEREMONIES.
TO COST HALF MILLION
EX-GOVERNOR ADAMS REVIEWS
GROWTH OF THE CITY
SINCE 1861.

Pueblo.-In the presence Of an i'm
mense throng, the cornerstone OF the
new Pueblo county court house was
laid at 2:30 Thursday afternoon with
the services which have been used
from time immemorial by the Masons.
Grand Master John B. Haffy Of Del
Norte was the master of ceremonies
and was assisted by other grand Off
GERS.
The ceremonies began with a parade
from the rooms Of Pueblo Lodge No.
II, the senior lodge Of the city. Head
the main street to Tenth to the court
house site.
There they formed In double line
and the grand master and his asso-
ciates we're escorted to the large tenn
porary platform. After they had taken
heir seats, 800 Masons were seated
around them.
The ceremonies concluded with an
address by former Gov. Alva Adams.
Within the copper box. which was
placed In the cornerstone, were copies
Of all the Pueblo newspapers and
many documents from the fraternal
and benevolent order. photographs Of
prominent men Of the city and state.
rolls of the Pueblo Bar Association.
Pueblo Press Club. and many other or
ganizations.
Governor Adams reviewed the his
tory Of Pueblo county from its organ.
ization in 1861. when Governor Gilpin
appointed o. H. p. Baxter. r. NJ.
Wooton and William Chapman as
board Of commissioners.
Forty years ago." said Governor
Adams, this site now covered with
mansions and hundreds of cultured
homes. was wild government land. sub
ject to homestead entry or preemp-
ton at $1.25 an acre. These facts tell
us how new we are, how close the
Colorado Of today Is to the wilderness.
''In Colorado the Masons have been
important factors in building the state.
Upon this western empire their i'm.
press has been deep. 1t is fitting that
an order whose principles embrace
Justice. liberty. morality and patriotism
should be Interested in all public struc-
lures that are built for the peoples
welfare.
Compared with the. old adobe In
Third street. our demolished court.
house was the pride and glory Of young
Pueblo. In 100 years the one We are
to erect will become an eyesore and
inefficient for the 5000 people who
will use It. and II will give way to q
grander edifice."
The grand officers were entertained
at a banquet Thursday night at the
Union Depot hotel.
The courthouse will cose $44S.000.
exclusive Of the furnishings, which. 1t
is estimated, will cost another 500.
900. The building win be three stories
and basement. Turkey Creek stone. q
Pueblo product. will be used through.
out the structure
On the first floor will be a rotunda.
about which will be grouped the Of.
fices. The second floor will be de-
voted to three large courtrooms and
the offices Of the district clerk and
sheriff.
The third floor and the greater part
| Of the basement will be left unfinished
until such time as they are needed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-01


which 1t is alleged advertised extern
sively to send twenty-five useful house
hold articles for 25 cents. Several
women are alleged to have put up the
quarter, but never received anything
in return.
A meeting was held at Fort Morgan
December 29th TO organize the bar Of
the Thirteenth judicial district. About
twenty-five attorneys Of eastern Colo
RADIO were present and after deciding
to organize. the following officers were
elected: L. C. Stephenson. president;
8. E. Naugle. vice president; Irving
Van Brandt, secretary; W. H. Pound.
treasurer. At night the members Of
the association were the guests at q
banquet given by Judge Burke.
A number Of citizens have voluntari-
ly contributed the necessary funds for
the purpose of keeping the convicts at
work on the state highway until the
Legislature gets down to business,
when 1t is expected that a suitable ap-
preparation will be made to continue
the work. The highway will be COM
pleted to the New Mexico line by Jan.
uary 18th. with favorable weather.
The beet sugar factory at Grand
Junction closed at noon, December
2Sth, having handled 10000 tons Of
beets. The growers received 5000, 900
for their crop. and 10000 sacks Of
sugar were made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-01
CHAPTER W.-contInued.

Il am glad II amuses you." remarked,
In my most frigid manner. which I
have been told Is extremely chilling.
"Oh, I say" he said quickly. don't
look at II that way. Why, II was moth
ing after all. I had made two trips on
that old boat this summer. and one OF
those dilapidated chairs broke down
with me and nearly pitched me over
board. I complained. but the company
would not get new ones. which put
my back up a bit. so I got into the
habit OF examining them. and when
found one weak In the back or legs
Just pitched II overheard. That
wasn't so bad. was IL? or course I
never thought how 1t looked. and I
did .Liutter.' but I'm heartily glad you
did not hear what said"
II was n very simple explanation
so simple, in fact. that felt provoked
II had not occurred to me. and I hated
to think how he would relate the In
cident to his friend Mr.. Blake. and
how they would laugh over II. So
merely looked out at the ocean and
made n frosty. impersonal remark
about the view.
but lHstedu VI tHe IhHllildT lhHu-
scape ! found myself looking straight
into two very blue eyes with a trace
of anxiety in them. and n sunburned
hand was extended toward me appeal
ingly.
Let's shake and be friends he
said heartily. I'm sorry | alarmed
you, but I'm glad I found out my Of
fense. ] was determined would know
what 1t was. When the general wrote
me his daughter was here, and ] dis
covered who 1t was. l was delighted.
for OF course | saw you all on the boat.
and l wanted awfully to know you.
You don't mind my saying SO? Then
when I got snubbed so numerically
could not understand II. Shall we
start all over again. and will you ex-
plain to your friends that l am In
possession of all my senses and hope
to keep them n while longer?"
Well, II was impossible not to smile
also, and indeed I was very glad Of a
chance to descend gracefully from my
high horse. so we shook hands grave.
iy and started all over again. as he
had suggested.
inquired where he spent the night,
and be mentioned the hotel We had
deserted. so I told him about the rob.
berry. He had heard nothing. having
left very early in the morning. mean.
ing to sail home in time for breakfast
asked him II his boat suffered any
Ill effects from the storm. and his man.
ner grew all at once constrained and
i'll at ease, SO ! changed the subject
fearing that II might have been ir.
revocably damaged against our slip
and feeling somewhat responsible.
spoke of the cottage. and how we en-
joyed life here. and the contrast II
was to the hotel.
YES" he said absently: Its jolly
little place. But, tell me. how did you
hear Of It, and how did you manage to
get It? I understood 1t was not for
rent"
told him he was mistaken; that
we had no trouble at all in securing
It. and that the rent was ridiculously
low. all things considered.
Il would like to know to whom II
belongs" / remarked. Il understand
It was some woman's whim, and she
has tired OF it. Perhaps we might ge
some of our relatives to buy 1t anC
eome here every summer"
Don't you know anything about IT.
he was looking at me curiously now
NO. o thing" I said lightly: "dt
you7"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-01
Nationaiities Remain Apart.

In the French schools in Algiers and
Tunis the Arabic boys sit with the
French In school. but out OF school
they do not mix much.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-01
"cALLiNe" THE PITCHER.

The captain-See here, you've give
seventeen men bases on balls! Dis
here's a ball game. not NO six-day.
walkin' match!
The sun., 1910-03-18
Pr,,.. ror C.,up,b,s o.r.m...

The 'olunibis crews hsd an enforced
acafion ve-i@rdav afternoon. for Ei.-
Sought fhs weather -" 'oid Tor vork On
- Hudson N" Alumni association ~
To-" 'oll"g" 'a- announ' - rha' ''s fund
i' en nv tho ,arious comm ittee- Of the
H'dson -FuIiru ,elcrrn'tou o. b.. de, ct.,,
% ths puTchaas .f prtyes Tor NJ hIsti. .r,,-
er'- - iN hr Ut@st hts saT fDr Drlyss for
% Iisr' lass regatta 1T fsgatfa v ali -
..eid IN Na1 - an 800 fALe nlaee on tb.
Iscsru Tho g"nts-t "a 10 10 tor siah,
.afed e. rows and zach member ~ tho rTI~1
~ d" m. mt tdtuE 'hH 'SuswAin viII
~"~tve UTtye tsiDe - moi very. oT,TiI,t.tt,'
"''it ne inteTCIars Ta'e. hUwsvrT tor no
f1iTh ' diTn"uit 10 g"f even a fair st,esi
'~teb 'HH' saunders Murphy hosh v,..
100 "i '.-' years eight and Catch and
hestCT NHu #sTc al1n m no -1,taI 81
isfe fl,o.
The sun., 1910-03-18
FTLTz UTS BA>EBaLL >os ~.
Thtrty -s1e Candidates. Now TP,IHG Csr
CeIuUrbla NIWe

Dave IuIi1 made EnntNeT cuf IN 'h@
'"lun1bia baseball ~quad y"~'~r'iay. leaving
thiTt y one "andidates fnT tls 1ar-itv Issr.
This - The -e' oni '.uf that Fu'fy has nr.idD
-in"r he 'ook "harg~ ~ 10" -,Iuad and .
'hird will 'orrs after no fir~' gaU,,. - t'r
season - PLAYED Thi- viii - neNt Saflf
day. whom ths olleae NJ Tho tr't 81 Ne,
oIk n"e'- ~" columbia nine on ~ou'h
t@'I
Two addTiOral game have h~sn an.
n0unGed bN tive columbia mana g~fnsr.
Thsv are "a 80 Manhattan nlleRr pu NarrI
~ snd The Sss work Athieit' lIr ~ Aprt.
Roth game Ntll ~ played pn Souri
fiel0 Manhattan ana G0iUrr Nia have nof
rnet ~ anv bran"h ~ s.spft sine ths spriuay
~ inOf. when baseball game iss' cen
the M ended IN fight Nithough n va
tho Intention II the 'olum biA team n take
an extended trip after commencement 'h..
management has beeu unable - arrange
tot any Rnm"- "iher than those with ITini'v
On June and ~vracuze on June
The sun., 1910-03-18

" s~hsev s~tms z7O Warts ~ 7;sO o,
B~siferd Rranrh Meet

ihF@e NOnng Men shrtsftau Association
= :, . .....--t -. =. -.
80 r-''eb'-Hfu =. 'ns rhNI, l'perIll ~ luuo.1'
b@dFord bran"h, he'tior1 avenue lnd Wow
roe str@s. hF1nklyn. la-f Night he analr.
which Naga closed one. waE " oil patronig~d
In The 81 Yards swim 7 " Rsrvrtt cipps,l
ote-Ofih of . -ecood from the pTsV inu-
dgurs- ~ NJ ! , sa.s,pds m asls nv 7 U.ln,
ia, year q, a. Rsksy sNsr - ard
br..., st,oLa tn A. a.. ..onrd. =. .y.,r.;
a. - -. 80 s..,s.., -.',-I ,..-, ~,
"a c5,,-' ~ ~ ~ - nj M ~, ~
" t"-Nr, Nhllr " ''Nn.. '''-I-l - b
.sTl- W nc poN- The ~ = - N~-ohh@
S'h hcrr np~et tne 'al~n, bN sNlnnninC
20 yards IN minutes ana ~ "a nnd-. a.
Hgaln-' hi~ own reroTd ot minutes and
seconds made la-' wear
Affer SCheey had eon the race n dtsputa
arose a. 20 Nhsihsr ha had -ovsrssi the fuii
dt.f.u,. ISs-a a a. a diiYeren.e ~ opr,on
The sun., 1910-03-18

BWGAIa Cssrteg D,.abI~d asd DesGusHtled
~ lahe worth.

FsLH BEAcH. Via March ~ w
C0nners the New Work state politicthn.
Nas compelled to withdraw hh boat fhe
Hudai" CourseV " fVnm the races on Lake
WoTth the af'~Iuoon owing ~ a break
~ the piston rod EAriter IN the dhv nhe
as defeat - in the class four aud . half
r'ra r,rs. ~ shirh the Jack Rabbit. Owned
~ and ,irtysn hv T. WTlouzhby W
np'sbsd frst hu' was penAltzed : seconis.
Nhbrh gave hrFt honore - the Dewey.
"e,IG m, r. s. s .fp,,ns TSaGea1 ,e. ,o.sss s *:
hufslo boat, fof-fhe reaRttA cornW1ittee
announced ths' " had been disqualified
w tho -pe~d trial contest held herr on
lue-ds' giving out tho following announce
r,sn'
-" Rurslo Courier obtained an a-.-as.
r'iI.s % psr honr o,.r % ~" cop.,ruc,,vs % - S nile.
N opposite dirs~ttone Under the rond,-
i'on- governing The award ~ the speed
'rope' The boat 70 dtsauAlined
~" condition referr~d 10 r~.ds
., 'r'.' r.-o-yi isv.r.ss oi siI tT'ais sV-T n.
- rs"ors n.s,-s sS.,s so .n's, sSs % es%psss y o.,
ueu' ~ ns general yac-s y ,he r-gasta 90
-nd cornpet- ior class : racs and scsed eeons-y
'sst ~ -r~''sed irUr me remainder for cause
srd or'sin highsr sp~~d 'hso N me EsneTsl
Nr Conpsr- did ao' l.' 'he rul,nS ~ N.
Tegs''s coFnmiftee and us svs'em of penal
lSattons 80 hv without being heard from
"" met Thee n Wells rho chairman ~
'he COMMITTEES. m HE return from the races
and IN loud rerns told him HE opinion ~
fhs rNwniTtee's action
The Tacea 20 dsv we've interesting rhs
Bru-er. belonging 80 A n Nara. carv,sd
m Trsf honors winning the class 4. e.
nauticzl rniiee and IN class y v for rntles
The former event furnished an exciting
hulsh. Ihs Rruis~r Winning ~ half . go.
honors we've rho Fau '.allte W clsss n Z.
nautical rnile- and ths Gertrude ~
~'as- II. Tor nautical rntier
The summaries
The sun., 1910-03-18

LSSrS DoyIe Deas "a Green Kelly for %.
PatFiVA's nmn.

NARIiN. rex March u 1T vas . dtsnnal
day Tor tho GiAnsa here. a. the rain kept 'he
athletes housed and spoiled the elaborate
- ratriCk's yarade which Larry Doyle and
lack MURRAY had planned The only ever
Else ~ the dav wa- a road run after lunch
M'tlrAw hoDes 90 he able to pull on Eauis
to-moFVOw. a. he thinks that is the only "a,
to se'fle the arVumenis bsi~ cen tho veterans
amt the colts To-morroN night about
,~eniy-'ive men ~ill leave FOR Galveston
and Ho,istOn
FNrsde MarshaI IAvren~e Dovle did the
Lost he CoulA this noon Hnder the Cirrum-
staB"e- Ne beaded q -lusd of cross
c"TRtTy runners In uniform earlN m the
afternoon anil " ore green ~ash and green
ksIN ~ well a. several -hsWro,k- The
othrr colts also Bai on the green
Nr'hur R-li sapeg,ntsnden' 81 the rol"
Grounds, arrived this moTning ~ ,ake NJ
The "nAn"isl burden. IsIlsv,ns M,ll "ray,
'-gur~ ~OnIh Nuh John = RT'l@h. y ho has
gone to >an Antonio and t,rav xo". hack u"
iaks charge Oi ihe New Nn' o'h''
The o,ts. IN hsrge Ot Roh.nron will stop
~ ~ Hou>' on Un SATURDAY. uorniug and he
regulars Ntll 60 through tO Galveston. where
me- ",n ''SN Hs,arISN ~ az, snh ,,1 Tn,'E - "lS
Saturday, game ai hOH-ioU The rrcu-
lars plsy in Housl ~ On SUNDAY sud "r both
Orl, three sT fOW ia " Of ueN, week will
hr sIseni here. IOsJVTtN og The play~r~
going into Dall.- week fr"m Friday
leaving NaTlin for good
The men are all we'll conditioned ard n
they can e~rspe cold weather In the North
Ss ,Ss s.s'.S a. % ~ s"ss % fTsm % sunday IN. & Snl,,
VIII start tssf MAJ ing through Miss,~appt
AlahamR. t,eoTgA nnd the CaToltnss On
Mar, ~ the regulars will play the DAllas
'~au for the hsneht oi the Fairgrounds
N-sorist'Vu of has "rN and after the games
NJ Airil snd Hin Jump through - Rslii-
more
= - thi~ evening McGTa~ has M, heard
dehnltelv FROM Willie KeelrT and he has
veIs-tton Of his offer Mike nonlin vi'l
coon b~ crossed m " he dNe~p't saw soIur
ilina about his plans ~ - prchable hat
McssraN VII run over ~ san tUiont" one
day reNt seAk Ia diss Us~ thi~ sOd other
matters with Brush
The sun., 1910-03-18
TINE nan U ATHENS.
Rssular WEhIand~r. Heat Nskr~h'f'
Teau, uG s~raNsIs

ArHrNS "a NNT-h ~ " wss t-wc
~ pa'r,ck's Ia Iers - iar rassNsi
vas cons ernsh The Highlsudsrs' regulars
trimmed 70 u,sl s~hir t~-'r - ~.-orsis ~
= - INNING gItus ~ the -.ota ~ = -
there Sas moro We ~ th. routius uoTuinE
rra"tlcS 'hsD m tha game u wight hsvs
hSen AiN~rsn' hsd u"' -rrkrsss HNd luIur
rtsl~ilesi the forTs- ~ ths s~~0vd 's.rH
~ hs Ics'~r snd Frst Mitchell ssr~ both
unshIe - -s' tpto The fV,v i"sisT '"u
Vs'ts1 did ~ -hgn' tower a. ~" ru"Tu
,pE -sss,"n srd I'D rn' spp~sT =" pr'fo'm
m ne afternoon Nr~hST hsd lame srrr
and .'tN re~k Snf thnrght ~ sdN,>srls
80 v~.'
Crss vas drsr.4 trc-, the ,hass ~or'n,.
rat,or - rir, ~ 20 nnd tor Tho v~unr-'srs
ati Fr,nL Iat,orts haa ." dcr the rad
.rI -'u T. -as m nr-t "nsp~- ~ ,Hr~
, sara '~ee did cr' Nr~ v"Vk ~ ~h"ri
uo'Ice but hs also 80 r1u"h ~ -s- un'l
p,,r b~d -r.nd hsil i0r 'he p,rnYr. Tiord
: l'Inr ths Portsmouth, -NrThp1v Nof
"',.,o Essm I'd, 3. S.i 'ss ~, 'rr,nT b.
N.rrtrar= wen more rsP -tUn 'N4u 'hsr
hri go" hefrTa 'ris 's.- lis hs- -gtt
bal ono ~ 'hs fev ths' ta,~ s,sr us-u
rsr,sS,~A p, .,utbpa.- Inc r,ip,sr- ~
ho,h s,dss ds-lars =, ~. ,ros' russi,rs nail
'h", ha,s sy"r srsr l-asr' vts noe
ssf o'isl' 'hTeAi"p"0 90 -" 'a.' i've" m
Tacb ~ 'hss. vounE-,s-. aUov - Nu' '-,o
Nffr aUNFfe ~ fHFffN = an Fna
g4us frotii rNnro,Ii u ,aFNs iTI the fvst
rrrrUg rrFef rvn aFa nut 1ur gts'eraT
rsa 'ho hsd aIksd ~ s'ar' 'he -sSsipu
ta.L WARRIOR rl',h tho iulI ~autr for Tho
H~ssra We "ss rr' aa~ rr rlH Urst 'hres
4upturs inr rHgulsrs 'uurl.i '.s,r sigh'
htfS y 'hs@c WtfUcs s.tb tho fhTa- sTr0V-
f.ehiVd Warhor Tor a'I rys rurs WARRIOR
% sugh' his 'esi Hffsf fur -htlnd ts'fuE and
rp he ias' tvo rr. ug- .uHds tho rpr0-f'tHn
49, dow emo tf'sr auNthsT
NaSSv vsT -Islltu - suuDu n, 81 10 nrCl'
thl' 10 i-1 .rrauga" gHWs rtrh the
~ eFsi't 1t ',sDTFfa f~T NoudzH ffief
r..,"' ~ tho 'es ts-r fNs's r- .NRprs
sfa- FN-fNn Nj oval "fH| 80 rrrr hrV'
fnv TO ~ -h-"- tl.s- neat 'oe-
aL~ aud .JlIr--. 80" rnp Tsg0trsrrE
'svur- " ne tur 'frr s"r1es - ...II ~
'sf'r tran vsiuas'l1' 80 ru fh=. dss tr-
s."Isgs fs-t. vl.Ns "us ~ Us -s holu.si
ou'a-ts
prrsislerT 'rarN l-TrsN arTuur. - -
rpgb' thst 10 bad stgf.et q ~Du.r.f,f nHfN
rna Ntheus tra,'fou Or ps'. 'n - t.. bore
f-- tN@ u~sr FAss lie -V-.S..H .r'.trtu.
has -Gte~si ~ have both 'hs 'ut nsid tnd
u an ond soddsi before ushf strruE
lhe -~ors rv inning
f'-s- 4"
S-,'ord feau a % % H
ts''sr'.s rspo'w srd vs,D"r 'Iuru O.
harr sV1 Sssrrs'
The sun., 1910-03-18
TWO RACES FOR GISSING
NEW YORK 4. .. RI'NNER ~
FINE FORM.
se Tahes WasO ansl l.DOO Iard HanOii~aIDa
Iram ~,-Vat-h ~ ~. Matthew = a:aWs~s
RrSRSli~ WinRrr ln S0 ward Dash
Ne TW rUtS -.scsIpt neginsnt ArmSrS.

The ~ Ma'thew- Holy Name socte'y
held us annua game. ami reception A. 'he
TV ~nty- second Regimen ArmoTv las' might
bcfoFs large crowd one ct the earliest
hnal. Wa eD yaTd ran hsndi"ap and y
de, elop-d tntu a tou-iu. contest Inc
scratch man VaS Harrv , Gi-sing ~ the
New York Who bounded awAv from
'he pet and -s' .al for tho rsid sarlv IN
tho fray ~, ovsVhaulssi tho hack markers
on" nv on" Ant di-I'n~rd of ~" limit man
a lap and y hall Trum home Thrn -tridin 2
along uioftab'y hr breasted the string n
u innsr D. -c,rn ,Ard- The time. minute
- .e'ond~ w. rare pte"e ~ travelling,
considering tEa' hs had no one to push him
toraVd the Hui-h The indoor rs"Ord -
Il,. -, g. " rsrSon- formerly ~ Vale
Nhnu' hall an hour AlteTNaT'l t'rseIng came
uui again foT 'hs OtHl ward handWap and
hsd The posr ~ h"nN' w 'h,- event aiao
EoT 4 vGir NcEntse Who lad a wards
NO. .-s,nS SIonS o .rc ian. iTc,r % hom: mi ms
t;tsslnE footed tt through his reld In great
shape Bulkisv ~ ths Loughltn LyoeuIn,
Citssins managed 20 cstch him IN the lsst
fher. we're -four 'nai heats 10 the 70 yard
men fhoSs Who qua if~d we've n
berIl~. LouRhltn lvceuui. - Seet PIN
ss,tpn. " ct ,hs >Sns % - iss' J.
Hcilsnd NavIrr ieet who WIN the
heat for second men Heilapd was u~nai-
iSed tSI-r. i"r breaking w the final Nsy-
nold~ goi sNay we'll and won nv about a
foot trUIu Usiland Nho ran well r3nker
ION "a a. = ,ld@~ ehiTd
The summary
sO Ward gun. No,ire -Nor ~ lAn~s NrDeT
mott ~ Fctry's Turhh~iTr~r Msrrury
\ { ~.r~,fh- Frank N-NAhon. IVA ttarhed. third
ritrs. - a e srro~si~
- Nrrd Run Handirar Won ~ re-
noldN t-orn \ ~ fsst ~ HetlAnf NaNt@v
4 q fe-, ,~rond Nli.n PM loIEhin
aD Ward Run Handicap Won n, HhrrN T.
tsisstng ~ NsN No+L e Nrrstrh irving
Ma uoS ~. Mohawk \ = l.Nstts, -c~ond W q
kus uustiarnsd, = srds 'hirt 1--WE. rinute
IS se7,rnsl,
S.ck Rarr ia Nsrds Closs,i N r~en', sec-
and EegH,~nf Won ~ fiood sidney
Johnson ~e-Ond . tar'i-F 'hirf im-. -
-erunds
TSo Mo nc, ~ls HandicAp Won h. " Van
, srl>on ~ eu', se-onsi Regitnsut s 4 ~ yards
s~Cond Wtuiam Hprkinghsr' " rwentN sec
Und H~gin,snt ~ Nsr~s. thlvd Tt'1s. :
minutes = -srunds
Or- Nn" It-,s' ~ 'a'hoh~ Athle't~ tsagu~
'rr b., tNpnitnlran lyrs'ir1 tt'N = Sehlick
: ahtu = Hand 'tlr,nfp and Healy
oll CHIN yssuTn, -~cond vffh ~ bFtsn. Her
rsr' NJ A''.y Harris snt rinksftn knights
of~t Anfong thiyd With Nr''ogAn, Holrncs,
rirnr r1tnu'e> ~ seconds
tsUn ! srd Run Hand'cap Wos bY Hsfry
T,tsstng NsW NoTt 4 e seratrh Eulki~y.
toughhn JyreIm. " Yards. se~ond
Gazing NaslonaI - "a yards. third TNrre
. minutes = . srrnnds
The sun., 1910-03-18
0UICK FINISH ron FLYNN.
Sam laagfssa Pch.he- tsim cor IN VsIEht
nOunsia.

los ANuELEs. IRl. MAf"b VI The
twenty-five round night thia afternoon a.
Vernon bstSsan sar, lAnE'oTd cnd Jim
FLYNN lasted only eight rounds. FlNnh
never had = show to-day And had innEfO ri
wished he could have had the irennB
ont IN the third round
Flynn started IN In The hr-i r"und Ia huE
~ every opportunity ard try for -hor' arm
blows IN cllnche.. hut lAnEford VAS loo
ioNy In the third lAnaford hammered
FLYNN around the rinE. droppinr him
toward the close IN the eighth Flvnu came
~ zrOgEy and IN fhG middle ot the round
vent tn ~ carpet TITS fs-e struck the
mat and blOod -tr~s med from moUt1 aud
noss Ne could nat rise and the referee
counted HIN, out IIe did NOT kno~ any
thing Tor ave minutes after being dragged
To- his corner
Fir~t Round-F'ynn led With = lsfS ,ol'
~ the law aud they ClinChed FiNnD uss,i
he left ~ the chnch but Ian gtor'l tore
FIvmn's head SscL -..V~rsi iiinc- Nth s,rG
upperCuts Flynn covered in proic, hi'u.
-sh flynn's face Mas covered wIth blood
Second Round IAngiovd let on with
several short sfts m the hod' We go, To-
work With his righi upCerrii again. reach
- rho body They cltnChSd tlyuu landed
an eatra hArd upperrul Stth the right aOd
then reached LAnGford's laN With lei'
Third Round -FIynp p. . r,Eh, On i,sns.
Lang Sford droppsd Fiyan Si'S a hard risk,
20 the Jaw. Flynn roee a. the count of
nine. IAngford puf riSh, and ef, to the
J;;w siynn,s ,I,,n. nose Sss bleeding at the end
Fourth aound-Tlynn sent right snd left
20 the face LAngford ham mered The KID
uprercut 10 the Jaw and thew clin-he'i
Wynn put short arm punch 10 'he fa.s
and LAngford ssnt q right uppercut tn tho
jaw He then sent = vtciOus left and riRht
10 the head. F1ynn's face vas all punesi M
Ftfth Round-langf gford aeni lcf, and riEh'
sent a right uppercnt io head tlvun cent
= left Ia the body twice - they chn'he'i
lstugford sent riEht uppsRc'li In iaN and
tlvnn got To IAnsford's body With 10th
siyth Round Flynn .-ni irf, into Z tsnE
fnrd's body and lAnGfort paid him back
Sith = right npPercut 20 the mouth Lang
~eN enth Ronnd FLYNN sent iu ., couple
of ho,iy hlows Witch were Nesk FlNU"
pushed his right into Sa'u h-'dv sam
then tore loose and rearhcsi flvnn head
with left and right Flvnn became rattlsd
and hit IanRfoTd after the bell
Eighth Round-F1ynn rushed 9th NsNeral
Veak uaInche- t0 the body ianEforf tried
sud hamnered ss the body Hi- hlos- had
lutte steam Fiynn forced Sam tn The
ropes and tangfcrd csught him WITH . rtgh'
uppeVr'Tt - Flvnn was ~nFnlrg N. Whtrh
dTopped him IN the deoF Nv M co. ~
sftsr nine se~ondA uas ,@unted We v"s
tor seal 20 continue and The T"fe'ee gave
tho nght Ia langford
The sun., 1910-03-18
HROOkIINN >HOW IORu
pefsat . pt~Ssd TeaW' ~ Yia,evS n,
scUVs ~ " tat

U0rsFPisrS Ark March In -idrron
- morning prae''rs ~csston 'hs BROOK ms
pisved nine inning zsm- thi~ afternoon.
defeating . picked '"sW 'pmpo.~t lsTE~iy
~ american League ria vsT- ~ tho -. oVs
~ - 10, The OCCASION vAs = h~nah' for
me Business Mem Tes E'is. the 'tn"tnnsti
and Boston clubs both contributing pls,ers
10 complete the opposing teams m auto
mobile parade preceded he gsrnr. wht'
dTeW = btR crONd
The RTooklNna von the silver 'up 10.
an easv time he picked team work being
very raGged, especially IN he inheld Wheat
Jordan and Daubsr' each msde homo runs.
and Hunter. who = doing regular duty N
the outfeld for 'he Brook lyns made four
htta including . three bagger
Boston defea'ed Cin~inna'i here to-ds
s,oa
The
The sun., 1910-03-18
sun Wr..u,us rcsm tor '"'pmc,,

'oumhrs VIII ssri q 'uU team - 'H-
,p'srnoIisgta'" Vvs-tir"g frsst rr pNN-
NslpfTN 80 morrow ~tfs~VoNu tsfHn~
yiuos iu no 80 rouut Dinzs INJURED
-nOr der IU pra'rtts few dave -g0 pu' .
NNN rrnha bl' he able - 80 trf0 ha ro0ret'
w." most ~ "pshl" 20 inurr 49, tha tn,uu.- z
team 10 " ~auutsrr rhs crew man vNr
hs- Won sEeTs houT ~ v lI'h ~ b.
wrs-t'eI ms zsasou bat one Ne Nas 10
isatst hy NeIlurau rho rcnusVlNaNta hesv'
weight. ~ariy ~ the -eir whsr he vas n~s
10 The game since then he has throw
every man sgsinst whom hs has 'Nulpe'n
Tho team @sleCtad ~ - fotiow- = PVat
~. rs pound class / Nc' enlts- Nu' 80
pound Class VI - hWsr'y 'r.. IgF uoHr 4
tl4s- W NpNte If ~ pound aR-s
FeTVsTs. u. isS pound ,Ias~ 'sf1.n.
zir"-, l2l. i7' pound las md ' %
~aUr der. IU~. unlimited hessb Vs = F.
lass