The Alaska citizen., 1910-12-05

fact that he is invariably overmatch- cd in weight and will not risk mixing too much with bigger and stronger m n, whom he can chop to pieces as he pieases and tantalize with defense that they cannot break through
 If Attell wants 10 hit hard he can do SO. make no mistake about that. Before he became the wise general that he is today. when he had yet much ringcraft 10 learn. he was accustomed to go in and slug merri.y with all opponents. Look at Abe Attell's record for the first two years of his career. He began fighting in 1900, fought sixteen times that year and scored exactly sixteen knoCkouts. In the following year he listed nine more knockouts 70 his credit From that time on he began to grow more cautious He realized that it was no: good pol icy to risk injuring his hands by continually aiming for knockouts. and adopted the plan of going smoothly along and outpointing his antagonist.
 The scheme worked like a charm too. and Attells bank account and reputation grew larger as the years went by Yet every now and then. just to show the critics who doubt cd that he carried a punch up his sleeve, he let out an extra link CT two and belted some unfortunate to sleep He had the right idea. If he had listened to some advisers who yelled continually to him to "go in and slug" his hands would have been shattered to splinters long ago. and somebody else would be wearing the featherweight crown.
 Barney Oldfeld. the man whose death-daring drives have made him he sensation of the automobile world the man whose name is con Sidered a synonym for fearlessness. probably has had more narrow es- capes from death than any other man in the history of the sporting world
 Here's a list of nerve shredding accidents in which Oldfeld has fig ured:
 19o2 Detroit Turned around on Crosse POinte track while driving the "929" mile a minute. Thrown from car and badly bruised.
 1903 Detroit - Crashed through fence with Winton Bullet and killed two spectators Car smashed and Oldfeld's ribs and arm broken.
 1904 - Blinded by clouds of dust. ran through fence with Green Drag on racer al St Louis Worlds fair meet. Killed two spectators. Old | fields leg broken. head badly cut, chest crushed and otherwise hurt. In hospital three months
 1904 - Ran off track at San Bar nado. Cal Car smashed and Old 1 fields arm cut and head struck by flying fence rail.
 1905 - Cut off by a competitor at Crosse Pointe track in Detroit. Went through inner fence with Green Dragon. Shoulder broken. arm smashed and face cut.
 1905 Ormond Beach. Fla. Tire exploded and Green Dragon ran into ocean. Oldfeld thrown out in water and nearly drowned
 1906 - Crashed through fence with Green Dragon at Harlem race rack in Chicago Side hurt and hip tslocated.
 1907 - Driving Stearns racer on road course at Lowell. Mass. Struck | rec al junction of roads Badly | hurt about head and ankle broken. |
 1908 Ascot park. Los Angeles. 1 Cal Ran into gear of competing car which skidded in front of his car. Back sprained and cut about he arms
 1909 - Arms paralyzed while driv. ing Benz on Indianapolis speedway. l Thrown from seat and badly bruis- | ed Mechanic grabbed steering wheel and prevented car from cap
 1910. Broke steering knuckle | of car while going 100 miles an i hour on Indianapolis speedway Car l struck projecting wall and was
 hroWn back onto track Cut about | he legs.
 Many minor accidents are not emu merated above. Thus Barney Old | field has proven himself a man of | ron nerve by sticking to his death 7aring vocation after such a series | If accidents.
 To quote the great driver, when 1 speaking of his chances for meet | ing his fate at the steering wheel: |
 " tli' tiltH w III nave to duHllI tnat l was going some when it hap | Dened" This reflects the philosophy | of the worlds greatest driver.
 HARTFORD, Conn, Oct 20. - Willie Hoppe, the billiard expert, in an exhibition game played here last | night in the Brunswick parlors. broke his record of continuous run of 197 by scoring 213 The run was made on a 4 1-2 by foot table | with a 14-inch balk line with one shot in. The record is not official | because the play was not reg ulation size table. His high runs were 54. 97 and 213
 SON IS TRACED BY A DREAM Whereabouts of Son Lost for IS
 Years Is DivuIged to Mother.
 CATASAUQUA, Pa. - A mothers dream resulted in finding long-lost | son. who, through neglect. had failed | 10 make known his Wherea bOutS for