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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
assistant Manager IAt.a4i.

Assistant Manager Rushton perish
cd while leading one nf the rcscuinx
parties. He failed tn provide him
fe1f with a saI"ty helmet and sue
cumhed to the noxious gases. After
Rushton's death all the resruers put
on helmets.
After Horeulean work the rescuers
got the flames under partial control.
So far as known only ten men have
been taken from the mine alive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
Qualifications In chancery.

Mr.. James Al. Ball qualified In the
Chancery Court Wednesday as execu-
tor on the estate OF Mrs. Ella Calwell.
valued Mt about t30osD, Mrs. Caiweli
makes her daughter, Miss Columbia
Caiweli. her sole beneficiary.
Rend was alae given by Mr.. X. c.
Williams IA administrator on the es-
tate Of Mr.. J. q. Williams and BY spe
cini order Of tlie court Mr. john Blake
was authartsed 10 qualify ~ guardian
tor Mary and Virginia urutchhsld,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
ARRESTED IN HENRICO
FOR PHILADELPHIA CRIME

Randolph uIpshur, who is wanted
by the Philadelphia police on felony
charge. wag arrested by Officer Pettns
In Henrico county Tuesday on II
commemorative warrant from Phila-
deiphia. The proper authorities have
been notified Of the capture and
man with probably be sent down to
escort Upahur back to his native
heath
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
DIVORCE MILL nUsr
IN LYxcnuu1I Y

I.YNCHHCRG, VA. DNc. 1
lowing absolute divorces -
granted In the past taW M
city circuit court ~ Jud64
Elizabeth A. Owen from 81
Sarah ~. Shoape from
Fannie l.. Eefraii from TIT
rail-. and John Watson &
Watson. rs
Judge Christian has. 49,
soluta DEGREES In the t01Dr
suits In tho Corporations
Richard Monroe from
roe and Jefferson d. Ka036
tito r, Kcgiey. s25
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

All the Scuthside churC9I
making preparations for t1eF
lar Christmas entertainments
jority of which arc to be tn
week.
The Weatherford Baptlne
will give their entertainment
night of the 2eth Of Deceneo
Clopton Street church = -
their affaisSon the 27th, ara
End congregation follows wt1
tertainment on the night " IT,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
school Trustee Qualities.

Mr. W. IL. owens. recently elected
to the school board of the aFtrst Dis
t.ict, qualified for office before the
Hastings Court. part two. Tuesday az
ternoon. Mr.. Owens has little to SAY
about his election. except that he In
tends to do everything possible for the
bettertnent Of the South Richmond
public school gystem. He attends his
first meeting this week.
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To Give Chr,s.mas German.

The Manchester Cotillion Club Will
give It's annual Christmas german at
Relvldere Hall on the night OF De-
cefnher rs. when great party lie an
ticipated 1t has been the custom
of the club TO make the Christmas
german the gala occasion OF the year
Tor many years past, and the record
is net likely to be endangered by the
affair on the 2hth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS COUNTERS. N
CENTS, rs CENTS 80 CENTS 81 40
AND 500. YOT WILL FIND HERE
A SUITABLE GIFT FOR ANY RE.
QUIREMi.ST.
y. KLEIN g. SON. INC,
eco EAST BROAD
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Two Ful,rrals,

The funeral OF Emmett Saunders,
of sturgeon Point Va, took place
Wednesday afternoon from the West
End Methodist church At o'clock.
The body was buried Ia Marry cemr-
terry.
The f.ir>rai Of Mr.. George w. Inge
wns conducted from his residence In
Woodland Heights Wednesday after
noon Al 80 o'clock. the Rev. r. Fl.
Long officiating. The inserment was
made In Marty cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
w.e., on Train Hsn Milo.

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. 2i.--The
messenger train from Norfolk FOR the
West ever the Norfolk and Western
railroad. due here at II a. NJ. came
near being wrecked Tuesdey morning
when one OF the wheels OF the tender
Jumped the track. The tender ran
on the ties fer half mile or nao-e be-
fore the train was stopped
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ahly due to the influence 81

ably due to the infiuence H.
preaching Christmas holldM y
Many small civii cAAes 49,
tiec Maurice In the police -
two. Wednesday morning
criminal docket consiate0 1|
men who had INDUCED too B1
iy In what Is known ~ 0y4
Ray Thomas. white, ana
oimms, coiored, were stuug ~
and costs, while Dick Pru1ee&S
sc, enty years old and m N
to boot, was warned by the
and discharged. l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
sTOP. LDoK AND TRINA.

All w. Main: Monroe i+s2: French
and steam cleaning; ladies princess
and dresses cleaned $50. pIeated
skirts French cleaned. Is cents.
plain, Soc: gloves cleaned, any
length 10 cents per pair. gents suits
dry cleaned. sec: French cleaned tf.e0
reduction In all work
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n. KLINE 4 SON. INC,
e20 East Broad

For Christmas presents. Of course.
DO NOT FAIL To CALL FIRST AT
n. KLEIN g. son, INC,
see East BroRd
before selecting Christmas. gifts. Our
SPECIAL COUNTERS viii surprise
you,
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CHRISTMAS PROBLEMS SOLVED
calf on ~. KLEIN n SON. INC. GEO
E Broad.
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WantSW ants
Want Ad. Rates.

One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than cents
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
fhoned in charged at the
Contract rates much less Phon Madison HsS and
Manager of Classified Department. will CALL
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i, nAU u i =.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS HAULED, SToR-
ed, Packed and shipped. Call w.
Fred Richardson's STORAGE &
TRANSFER DEPARTMENT.. Main X
Belviderc streets. Phones Madison
ss3 day: Monroe sac night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

OPEN AND TOP FROM sss UP. SUR
ries. runabouts and top buEEies from
3iS up. Miiburn and fhornhfll Farm
Wagons. narrow and vide tires. from
3sS up. Repairing. painting and
get my prices before you buy. r. {.
BRISTOW. 1i-l3-lb North Eighteenth
street
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Non Muci, D,snx ri (,os,e.

Tho sHusttnxs GsuYt. part two. was
engaged wednesday III looking over
soIne cases In ehancery. Ftw cAAen
haze h&sa pet fer trial ~ tsgUA Dgph.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

PHONE US FOR QUICK SERVICE ON
Range, Latrobe and Furnace work.
VA. PlIIMBING & HEATIN4. CO.
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Rooms for Rent.


WANTED. TO RENT AFTER THE
18th OF January. three or four
rooms; furnished II desired Apply
~ Barton avenue. Barton Heights.
FOR RENT. SECOND FLOOR FRONT
rooms, well furnished. clean bed and
& Grace rhen. M "a .ent' ssss
TWO FRONT ROOMS. FURNISHED
FOR light housekeeping. Also other
rooms. 10 r. Franklin.
FRONT AND BACK ROOMS; LARGE
and we'll lighted: newly Furnished .
ell conveniences; central location
and fine neishborhcod. Board can be
had. Apply IL $. F'ifth. Phone
Monroe ie3o
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. WITH
alcove, for reht private family; Goa :
veniences. heated. Is :. First -.
FURNISHED sOoMs-NICE. HEAT
wen only. 5o7 n. sixth street.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
front room on FIRST floor: also one on
second t,oor. Rates reasonable. APP
FURNISHED ROOMS. HOT AND COLD
North Firth street.
NICELY SIsHED, HEATED
rooms Tor light housekeeping. sos
r. Clay street,
4o3 last MAIN STREET. NEWLY
furnished front rooms. use OF phone
trarsients
FOR RENT. SIX LA GE ROOMS, ALL
new, with modern corveniences; pri-
waite bath. facing Chlrnborazo park.
Apply ZIG Thirty-second street.
sl4 EAST CLAY STREET. WELL
furnished rooms: large. small
phone, bath.
fSfs LARGE AT-Tp ACTIVE. eFC55ND-
f'oer room. second and Franklin.
Phone Madison s9sI-y
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Miscellaneous.

y. KLEIN 4 SON. INC.
eco East Broad.
For exclusive lire OF cut glass. cut
lery. brass work, ereckery, neeessi-
ties and novelties; everything neeea
sary for Christmas.
Highest Qaaiity--Lowest prices.
X. KLEIN 4 son. INC.
$50 East broad.
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Real Estate for Sale


LIST YOUR FARMS AND City PROF
erty with TABOR REALLY CORPOR-
alton. ala l.. MARSHALL St. ard set
quick returnk
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FOR AGONs GO Tt RIcis \ RDsts..
RPtiS sts Rrook avei. =.
FULL LINE HOLIDAY JEwELhY AT
reduced prices STEISEKS. i4i u
NJ In GtvpSi
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PEOPLE COME WHERE THEY ARE
invited ana stay when properly treat
cd give us trial and be satisfied.
u KLEIN 4 son. nc. $50 T.. Broaa
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Situations Wanted--Maie.

SITUATIONS Nante0--M0lc.
COMPETENT EANK MAN. EtENEN
years experience desires, change
January Ist. Official connection
small bank preferred AT present
employed References Address BOX
lei Suroik. Va.
CHAC TFEUR WANTS POSITION
with private family. three years eH-
perienco; 10 oil repairs on car. ROB-
ERT WEST. East Hfli street,
POSITION AS FOREMAN on STOCK
farm. or rent on shares. with ever
thing furnished, have run thrcshias
machinery in Illinois and North Da-
kota for ten years: understand STOCK
raising, Best references. II. TUX
NhR. Cootes Store. Va.
EXPERIENCED STORE MANAGER
and salesman desires position or Inns
Of Chesapeake and Ohio Raiiway'
esst or Staunton. ~. l.. L. BOX 81.
swift Run. Va.
WANTED-~-PosITio As JANITos.
Wight or day or similar position best
references. Address J. f.. tls t..
Marshell Phone Madison sI4S.
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Personals.

WE HANDLE DIFFICULT PROB
lens in plumbing ard steam or hot
water heating. sanitary plumbing.
serricabie heating. VA. PLUMBING.
HEATING co
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
JUNIOR ORDER TEAMS
On The PROGRAM FOR
TONIGHT AT HEAD PIN
~ HOUCI various Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
teams awe bowled already in
the STAR hnad-nin touring mani

I" HOUCE various Jr, o. L. A. NJ.
teams ave bowled already in
the STAR head-pin tournament,
tonight will be the first in which a .ma-
jority of the competitors will be made
up of teams connected with that order.
Hence it's Junior Order Night tonight
on the %Iroquois alleys.
Twelve teams will go on the alleys
and of these eight will be from teams
connected with Junior Order Councils.
Among the number will be many promi-
nent in the five-man team tournament
Is now being brought to a finish by
the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. League on the Tux
edo alleys. The Halseys, who have
what appears to be a strangle hold on
first place. will perform. So, also, will
the Lawton Council quintet. which is in
second place. The complete list for to-
night follows:
Elmo. Brig hton n. C., Tidpoe A. c.,
AIdinc. Club, of New York; East-Orange
Council, Jr. q. L. 4. NJ; Eastern Star
Council, Jr. o. L. A. VI; Essex Council,
Jr. O. U. A. NJ; south Orange Council,
Jr. o. u. 4. VI: Boyd Council. Jr. q. u.
A.. Nj; Adams Council, Jr. o, L.. A. NJ;
HaIsey Council. Jr. q. l.. A. NJ, and
Lawton Council. Jr. o. [. A. VI.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
All Now Twenty-seyen Miles
Ahead of Mark Set in
This City.
n. 81. March 2.

49, -
FUST what frantically sensational
riding is. being done in the six-day
, race here is indicated by the fact
in twenty hours the riders have
gone 81 miles better thar the record
for the same hours in the Newark race.
AT Newark the riders had covered 456
miles 1 lap, while at the end of the
twentieth hour mere the riders had
covered 473 miles 9 laps. Nine teams
have reached the .473-mile mark, and
the grind is beginning to show it's eff
feet upon the riders. There seems to
be no let up,
The most exciting sprint of the en-
tire race was started by Fred Jones.
of Newark, who is now the partner of
Walter Bardgett. Jones tried TO gain
the lap he lost the night before. He
had the field strung out. but Eddie
Root and Paddy Hehir a~lternated and
We're soon riding like mad. Joe Fogler
called for help and Frank Kramer was
hustled out. 1t took his best effort to
Gut down the lead of Root and Hehir.
There is much rivalry between the
riders for the daily 500 bonus to the
rider who shall cross the tape first
each midnight.
Fogler won it last night in a des-
perate sprint.
The leading teams that have made
ALB miles and 9 laps for the first twenty
hours are: Frank Kramer-Joe Fogler,
Iver Lawson-Jimmy Moran. John
Bedell-Menus Bedell, Fred Hill-Peter
Drobach, Carl Vanoni-Fred West,
Percy Lawrence-Georg Wiley, Eddie
Root-p uabir GEORGE Cameron-W T.,
Mitten, Walter Demara-Charles Stein.
Walter Bardgett-Fred Jones, who
teamed up when their partners, Will
Jams and Ben Hill, dropped out yester-
day, are one Jap behind.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
400, 1000 PERSONS WATCH
SOCCER GAMES IN ENGLAND.

In an interview yesterday with j.
Walter Spalding. who arrived from
England Saturday on the steamship
Mauritania, he stated that he was
simply astounded at the remarkable
growth into popularity of American
roller skating in England. Germany.
Russia and especially in Italy, Kinks
are going up in all the leading CONT
mental cities. and the skating fad is
carrying everything before it. Mr.
Spalding was also very much i'm
pressed with the game of soccer foot
ball as played at present in England.
This game has been worked up to such
proportions that on n single day a
tabulation of a~ttendances at the i'm
portant championship matches held
shows that over AGO. 900 spectators we're
watching soccer football contests at
one time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
BELLEVILLE COUNTY LEAGUERS DISBAND

a victory last night over the alumni
team in a well-played game by a score
of % TO 10. Despite the unpleasant
weather a number of the graduates of
the High street institution were on
hand to witness the game and the
Casino Hall was pretty we'll filled when
the opposing quintets lined up for bat
tie. The alumni team was composed of
the PLAYERS who were members Of
Harry Henegan's 1908 team n boast
ed such stars as Conlan, Dempsey,
Ryan. O'Connor and Mccormack. The
present team showed the advantage of
playing together and their team work
was one of the features of the game.
The former students, however, showed
flashes of their DID form, especially in
the last half. when they made a game
effort to pull up on even terms with
Captain Byrnes's crew. Henninger
was a tower of strength to the alumni
Ave and tailed most of their points,
while Conlan and Dempsey were the
star goal-makers for the losers. Con-
Ian was not up to his form and did not
display his usual snap and skill. At
the halfway period the collegians had
the advantage by a 13 to 5 score.
In q preliminary game at the Ma
tional Turn .Verein tonight the Ma
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
BIKE RIDERS GO A FAST CLIP IN BUFFALO SX-DN RACE
COPELAND TO TRAIN
GREAT ITALIAN RUNNER
.ORTUNATA ZANTI, the famous
= Italian runner who, has just

HORTUNATA ZANTI, the famous
Italian runner who, has just
reached this country with two
victories over Dorando TO his credit,
will make his first appearance in the
twenty-mile race, which will be held in
Madison Square Garden on Monday
evening, March IA. Zanti has secured
Al COPELAND. the famous ex-coach of the
Princeton Athletic team, to look after
his training while in this country, and
is now working at Sheepshead Bay,
Zanti certainly looks the runner from
head to foot and the fact that he de-
feated Dorando by over 800 yards in a
race of eleven miles is proof enough
that he is the class. There will be a
ive-mile handicap similar to the one
held as a preliminary to the contest in
the Garden last month at this next
meet. Entries for this event will be
received at room sos Flatiron building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
-
NO FORMAL DATE FOR
INTERNAL. BALLOON RACE,

NEW YORK. March 2.-Official an
nouncement of the date and place for
holding the international balloon race
for 1910 has not yet been made by Off
GERS Of the Aero Club of America be-
the trophy has not yet reached
New York from the Aero Club of Swift
zerland and therefore the necessary
official confirmation of Americas VIC
tory In the race of 1909 is lacking.
IT is probable that the announcement
will be made within a few days. Either
st. Louis or Denver will be selected.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
COMBINED OXFORD AND
CAMBRIDGE RUGBY TEAM.

NEW YORK. March "A combined
oxford and Cambridge Rugby football
team will visit the United States this
fall to play a series of games in Canada
and the West. A match may also be
secured here if a strong enough col
lege team is developed in the East.
Matches have been arranged with Nc
Gill University. the University of To-
ronto and with the Universities of
Nevada, Chicago and California.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
Queries.

Dear Imp-Kindly in
form US if A. B., who
stands at the Four Cor
ners all the time, owns
any other tie but the red
one. If not, we will buy
A. B. a green one.
F NJ, and 5. L.
You had better send
him the green one. girls.
The chance is small for
trouble, and maybe you d
get TO know him.-Ed.
Dear Imp-I heard that
a fellow who killed thirty
persons during his life
was arrested in Newark
and only fined $40 the
other day. Is that jus
tice? F. F.
Quit your fooling.
The man was Hang
man Van Hise. He was
pulled in for using the
sidewalk for a cuspidor.
Ed.
Dear Imp-What would
you advise a fellow to do
when he is in urgent
need of a shave and all
of the barber shops are
closed q. c.
We refer you to Tom
Flanagan. He had to
face such an exigency.
and came out Of 1t with
his life. and life rhymes
with wife.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
FIX ON PRICES
FOR THE SEATS At
The BIG FIGHT
Richard and Gleason, Unable TO
Agree on Anything Else, De-
eide That Fans Shall Pay from
$40 to Sl00 to See the Great
Mill.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2

8A~N IfAAe1lSCO, March =
LIGHT enthusiasts will have to
dig deep in order to get seats
Tor the Jeffries-Johnson combars
70 De staged July 4. Announcement.
was made yesterday that bIescher
points OF vantage would sell at SO
each, while the ringside box cushions
Win come at 800 each. Promoters
Gleason and Richard already have re-
ceiVed hundreds of requests for reser-
vations.
Sonny Smith. of Paterson. \. J..
gave Tommy S. conley, of Meriden,
Conn, such a beating before the Nor
Wich Athletic Club at Norwich, \. Y.
last night that the referee stopped the
bout in the third round.
The Northwestern Athletic Club. in
the Bronx, was prevented from hold
ing it's weekly boxing stag by the
police last night. Several good bouts
had been arranged by the club of
icials, but everything wah called off
Rnen the police put in an appearance.
Fred Corbett. the Italian light
weight. defeated Harry Ferns in the
y IN ~ al III 1odSidC Alliittlt 1iuDx
of Philadelphia, last night. The bout
was a hard one all the way through.
Ferns vas very fast and aggressive for
the first round, after which he went to
pieces and Corbett peat him in every
round for the rest of the bout. Ferns
proved game and took his punishment
manfully.
DhfI0 Nl>Lfo +a-Ir 4--~ 1as L.--
bouts in an intercity boxing contest at
the Armory Athletic Association, OF
Boston. last night. Pal Moore winning
from Al Lamont, of Boston, and Tom
my O'Keefe winning from Henry
Scroggs, of Baltimore. who took the
place of Eddie Murphy. of Boston, and
whose seconds threw up the sponge
after the eighth round. Boston won It's
only bout when Eddie Shevlin defeated
Willie Moody. of the Quaker City. All
We're ten-round bouts.
The Pal Moore-A1 belmont bout as
the star feature was slow, and there
wal no hard work until the tenth aud
final round. belmont was, no match
for the Quaker boy at any stage of
the game.
Tommy Ryan. ex-middle-weight
champion, evidently has made UP his
mind to reenter the ring. A letter was
received from him today by the match
maker of the National Sporting Club.
Of P%ittsburg. asking for a fight at an
early date.
Battling Nelson is giving boxing ey-
hibitions in a Chicago theatre this
week.
Joe Cans appears to be in earnest IS
to his desire TO fight Ad Wolgast- III
%nnounce that he will post a forfeit
today. with a challenge to fight the new
champion.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
stage On TRIP TO
TRY OUT NEW RULES.

CHICAGO. March 2.-Confdent that
the football schedule which he has ar
ranged with Wisconsin, Cornell. mir
n~esota, Illinois. Indiana, Northwestern
and Purdue viii prove acceptable to the
Board of Athletics, Director stage, OF
the University of Chicago. left yester-
day for the University of Arkansa 10
try out the new gridiron rules. Stage
declared he had received numerous let
tiers since first announcing his "laborS-
tory idea" commencing the plan. and
said he felt the result would prove
helpful to the football rules committee
at its meeting March %.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
BoXING AT M'GUIGAN's.

There will be a boxing show at Me
Guigan's, in Harrison. tonight. There
will be ten bouts. The following viii
appear: Young Wildfang VS.. JACK
Frost. Young Salznan VS.. Kid Cu1ver.
Hunt Ferris VS., Kid Davidson, Young
Falks VS.. Jack Ball. Pay Hatfield W.
Kid Lawless, Jack Lundy VS.. YOUNG
Joe Cans, Willie Burke VS.. Jack Devine,
Kid Cyclone VS.. Kid Elmer, Eddie Mack
VS.. Kid Lewis and Sailor Davis VS. JACK
Logan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
TRY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
DOUGLASS A. c. BOUTS.

Among those who are announced by
the management to appear at the
Douglass A. C. tonight are Carl Healy,
the local bantam. He will meet AL.
johnson. who Kid Wilson is fast bring
ing to the front. Hay Hatfield should
make Billy Lewis move. Young Cy-
clone and Harry Seymour should fur
nish some good boxing, as both boys
are fast. Bert Papp and Terry Jones
should furnish some good sport. Young
Mahon will try to best Frank Saun-
ders, the Elizabeth boy, and the two
heavyweights, Sailor White and the L.
Kid, will also meet. The show will
come to a close when Smoke Jones will
try to hang it on Young Wildfang. The
bouts will start at 9 O'clock
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
FIGHTERS MEET IN PRIVATE
NEAR OLD PLAINFIELD,

Young Mack and Kid Eek. W.
promising Jersey lightweights. met in
a fast and furious ~four-round private
fight held in a barn in Plainfeld last
night. Both boys were evenly matched
as far as weight was concerned.
Eek had all the better of the fight.
administering severe punishment to his
opponent. Mack was in a bad way
from the second round on. The referee
stopped the fight to save him further
punishment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
LOSES.

CALUMET, Mich, Maren 2.-zbyszko
last night lost a handicap match TO
Karl Lehto, Finnish champion. Zbyszko
agreed to throw Lehto twice in an
hour, but did not get a fall in that
time.