davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
Keep on Smlllno,

Make up your mind to this. Until!
the mortgage is foreolosed you've got
your home; until the grocer refuses to
deliver any more bread you have
credit, and until the toe touches your
body you haven't been kicked. It's
time enough to fret about these things
when they have happened, but until
then keep on doing the best you cal
and smile.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14

Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn OF
scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas's Elec-
trio Oil instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
To Be Continued.

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what 1 dbl
eat distressed me terribly Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me-. II. Wal.
ker, Sunbury, Ohio
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14

Constipation caused headache, nau.
sea, dizziness, languor heart palpita.
ton. Drastic physics grippe. sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents, Ask your drug.
gist
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
Secret Of HAPPINESS.

To be honestly Interested in ones
own environment Is to have solved
the secret Of happiness, after ALL
"Helena's Love story" by Guy Thorne.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
Notice To The People

THE LOGAN HIDE AND JUNK
COMPANY OF LOGAN ARE PAYING
THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR HIDES,
FURS AND BEES WAX ALSO RUB
BIER. METAL AND CAST IRON.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE 146
SOUT HMAIN STREET, LOGAN.
UTAH, BELL PHONE 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04

Il believe no was experimenting
with some chemical--couldn't get him
to tell No anything about It: he got
mad a. . hornet every time I touched
upon II. I learned, however, from
neighbors that he was interested In
precious stones. and IN his later years
tho idea became firmly fixed In his
mind that, II he only tried long enough.
spent money enough. mortified the
flesh sufficiently. he would be able to
make diamonds"
'what sort Of stuff did he succeed
In making?" asked the detective.
"You can search me-" said Fitch. Il
never got q look at any Of It. His
cranklets would never make any sort
Of admission to me about the stuff he
was making. All ! know Is that man
who told me about the experiments
was quite positive that was the crack
I'm tho old chaps brain-that he could
make diamonds. and could make them
Just a. we'll in 4 few hours as nature
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04

INTO porous pYaStsrS. The n1iShS6f
turned In N ambulance call. and Va.
the answer. found the old man hall
su6ocatsd and wholly unconscious.
and % was pretty nervous from IN.
experience. It was about all I could
do to bring him around. wanted to
take him back with me, but he would
mt have It; said he was just az well
OF where he was; didn't like the hos
pital anyhow and wouldn't 60. SO !
fixed him up where he was After
ward, In the exuberance Of my youth.
full zeal. called on him outside Of
working hours, and kind of looked
after him. He pulled through all
right, but he was pretty badly
charred old person for long time
after that. AS soon as he was we'll
enough to take care of himself. I left
OF going there. and that is the last
I have seen OF him"
what caused the explosion" asked
Br1tz.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04

no the Bleecker Street station
replied Britx. and from there %
Fourth Avenue ~ fast N the local
can take u. Guess wo won't wait for
. taxi"
Then you think" said Fitch eager
", "thers may bc clew In what I've
told your
What's the use Of thinking" d.
most snapped Britt. when We can
know? There's Just one way to know
and that's to 90. Come. lets 60"
As they walked briskly down tho
Headquarters building. Britz paused
at ManninK's once. pushed . button
and, when the door swung open. thrust
his head in hong enough to say:
SEQ you later. Chief: going mp
town for a little while"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
TndEsREPUBLICAfS,Af ARsHAILrOWN.I IOWA. NAY 1911

could IN 1 thousand years.
$50 the explosion must have
boen-~s
some fussinS around with tho IA.
grsdients hs WAS going to convert
into CLEAN and glitter. That's oil ]
know about It. There you have It.
Now. what do you make Of III"
"Weli," said Brits ~ no put his
heels to the door with click. what
we'll make Of It won't DO made down
here. I'm glad that memory Of yours
worked IN tho long run; but It might
have saved me an extra hazardous
Toy ride II It had worked sooner.
Come along!" and he moved toward
the door.
where are you going?" asked the
hpysician.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04

vue. It was q call to queer littl
old shop IN Fourth Avenue. You r,
member that row Of rookeries dlles
up with secondhand furniture store.
,art dens, old curio shops. and so Oh
on The west side Of the avenue, some
where In the Twenties!" A nod fros
Britz was the only reply. Well" cor
.unued the doctor. this call was t.
one Of those curiosity shops. It we
kept by q queer little old chap VIII,
must have starved himself to death
carry out some object he had. II
sold curios for . living. and playet
at alchemy for amusement
;ou know. At any rats. he wasn't a
there. His neighboFs looked on hin
a. harmless lunatic. ana II spite o
his solitary habits. he was pretty poT
ular. Il was owing to- this populArit
that he didn't de a the back- part G
lls own store With al the bury tra'
nee Of : busy city 9use : ,fsw rods out
side. A nsishbor heard Noise liks
IN expiosion and. yan1inG 81. found
z. biz ha4z4ssa3 A.sffA s5sss.e
q 80 ~ NJ elotAAl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04

"sill AgntinG II out on that linsI
eh7" was Manning's return.
eyes," said Britx calmly. and ~
may not take AL winter either.
Tho detective and the doctor wsro
SO absorbed In the subject - thsys
raced down the subway stairs that
they did not notice = dArk.faced man.
who, after o keen glance Ut their
faces. hastened east In Rlescker-
Street and sprang into waiting cAbs.
It tho next corner.
ITO 30 Continually
Beware hasty Speech.
We are master Of the unspoksn
word: the spoken word is master Of
us.--Voltairc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04

William J.
dynaming
political He solved
rauds gover
The evening world., 1911-05-06
Kaufman Knocked Out
in Ten Rounds by Jim Flynn
in Most Sensational FiQht

From start to finish II vas tho most
vicious battle ever seen In Kansas CITY.
and considered by authorities a. the
rlngslde to have becn the best battle OF
It's length ever fought by heavywe'ghts.
From gong to yong Flynn tore after
his victim like a tiger. doGgedly work.
ing for the ono hope OF his life, ito
knock out the man who knocked him
out In the tenth round OF a ilsht at Los
Angeles. Ho finally accomplished his
purpose, and as the fatal ten was count
ed Flynn danced like n boy with n new
toy. At the close OF the bout Flynn was
in grand shape. while Kaufman's right
eye was closed. claret flowed from the
eye and he was n sorry spectacle.
II was on the ~infshtlng that the
Pueblo fireman IN his bulldog style beat
down the giant Californian, who up to
that time was considered the logical
candidate for a fight with Jack John
son. Blu Kaufman will never do. He
was knocked out IN a tcn-round fight
by n man much lighter and smaller. who
does not pretend TO be the master OF
tho negro champion.
Kaufman always spared with left and
rlsht. but he did not land good punches
owing TO the wonderful defense OF Flynn.
which was almost impenetrablc. Time
after time Flynn was hit. but the
punches OF Kaufman lacked steam after
Flynn had put hin down In the second
round with right and LETT to the jaw.
damaging punches which really ended
tho championship aspirations Of the
giar, protege Of the greatest trainer OF
fighters In the world. Billy Delaney. the
man who made Jim Jefiries.
The evening world., 1911-05-06
ATHLETES
IN FIRST OUTDOOR
GAMES Of YEAR
Important Dual Meets Lift the
Curtain OF Season
of 1911.

Tho college athletic season neared 20
speed to-day with ball games, track
meets, tennis tournaments and a few
rowing regattas, to turn the attention OF
tho undergraduates from approaching
examinations TO lighter outdoor nus
mems.
Nearly every diamond was occupied,
many of the cinder paths and grassy
fclds helds held lightly clad
jumpers and weight hur,ers. the tennis
courts were full. and big eigits dashed
over the stretches all In anticipation o.
the championship events which foNow
later In the season.
AS intercoll. gi,te championship games,
both for the New England Eastern col
legs are only two and three weeks dis
tant. interest to-day centred on the nu-
merous dual meets. OF these meets.
those between Princeton INC Yale. Har.
ward and Dartmouth, Pennsylvania IN,
Cornell and Williams n Amherst. a..
played at the first mentioned colleges
led the day, az they included strong
aSpirants for places | nthe champion
ships.
The principal rowing event In the a
was at Annapolis between the Middle
and Pennsylvania. while the Yale. Hn'
ward and Princeton crews continues
their practice with races against the
freshmen and class crews.
Fine weather for outdoor sports wa
rcpurtcl throughout the East.
The evening world., 1911-05-06
All Champions
In Shugg.e Tor
z5-MHe Record

II Old Sol only keeps Jupiter rfuvlus
under lock and key those who trek 10
Celtic Park tomorrow to see tho Celtic
Park Sweepstakes should witness the
professional foot ace IN the an-
nails of sport. Win Hans Holmer, BIZ
Queal, Tom L%ongboat, Gus:a Lung
.trom. jim Crowley, Bill Kolehmainen.
Ted Crooks. Al Ralncs and Matt Ma
loney measuring strides, the race would
be worth going 20 see on any track, but
when the fact Is taken limo considela-
ton that the contest will be run on q
certified quartcr-milc cindcrpath, rim3ned
all the way with "A four-iuca wooden
border. added Interest Is given the con-
test, l|nasnuCh as this will be the frst
that the present crop Of professional dis
tancegs have competed together on u
certified track.
Tho race Tomorrow will be run un-
der conditions that will suit ven the
| most cxaCting critics and hould the
, winner smash Fred Applehy's worlds
fifteen milo figures Of l.'.0i 70, no a.
pensions can n" cast or the record
! President ratricll !. Conway u" tho irish
! American A.. G.. VII referee AND en-
pcrlonced members Of the New York
Timers cub will do the cooking. There
Will also be n Gaelic football game be-
tween Cork md Limerick.
The evening world., 1911-05-06

Wykagyl Country Club o: New
Rochelle has won the spring prize
L FOR novel Journeys. They have a
goat competition under way. Read
the conditions OF play,
Each member desiring to take part
will purchase from the club a bronze
medal, to he used as a pocket piece. on
one side OF which is a goat in relief.
and on the back the members name.
Tbs price OF this Will be $50, Members
having M Of these pocket pieces will
be eligible to challenge amy other en-
TRANSIT at match play on the club handi-
caps. the loser 10 surrender his goat
to the winner. The loser has the right 20
re-challenge his victor hut twice. losing
two strokes on the second, and four
on the third match, and not being in
possession of a pocket piece he may put
Up three balls in order to offset the value
OF his goat should he lose.
THE match lends Itself to many vsri-
ations. viz. II II has won AS goat
yet Inns lost his W Ia g, and \ not
having rc.challenged, he may mattel,
A. goat" 10 recover his own from G.,
\ player who has lost his goat and
Is rot In possession of that OF another
must make the best terms possible wiki
any holder OF "A goat 80 as TO recover
Us soon as possible ono az the pocket
The evening world., 1911-05-06
Trainer Robertson Confident
Men Can Better Cornell'S
Worlds Mark at viii.
IT'S more than probable tina. the irish.

TITS more thar probable that the IRISH
American A. C.'s relay team that
. held the four-m!le record will make
strenuous efforts 20 regain their title
OF worlds champions before tho sum
mer season IL concluded When Cor
nelHs team bettered the oil record at
the Penn relays last Saturday It wns aot
believed their record would stand be-
cause the track border failed 10 comply
with the a. \. L.. rules. The rules
clearly state that no record Will he al
lowed where the border Is less than
three inches high. Tho border at
Franklin Field was less than an inch
above the ground on some OF this turns.
but the Record Committee allowed Cor
nell's claim TO the worlds record.
When Joan Garrels OF Michigan Cn.-
versity went over the e20-yard hurdles
In l5 l-5 seconds the record was lot
allowed ccaus Il slight wind was at
his hack. on hat occasion tao com-
mittee attached IA handkerchief 20 a
pole, and as the breeze blew II away
from the stick II was decided that no
record could be allowed.
T. Berna Is credited with q worlds
record for running two miles in . MN
utcs 90 80 seconds az Ithaca las; yea;
There was no border up az all; stu The
record is OF the books.
When Herber; Trube made his ind DoI
record for the mile In Madison Square
Garden the border was fully two lnche.
below tho requirements. Trube's record
OF 4 minutes 10 40 seconds was a sp!en'
did performance. but the low border
failed to keep him the full eighteer
incnes away.
T.. b. Parson gets credit fo- runnlnG
the indoor half mile in l minute 81 T.
seconds. He made the time In a relay
race in the Seventy-fourth Regimen
The evening world., 1911-05-06
N PLAY
LIKE CHAMPIONS
AGAINST PHILLIES

TINT would mr. he the Philly roc;e"s 'o-
get the reverse of Yesterday.
Earl Moore. whose string OF wins was
broken by Bargor In the series at
Brooklyn, Is out FOR revenge. and has
Dooin's consent to go and get 1t. The
red-headed manag Will 10 tine back
stopping. Nap Fucker, another hard
nut for the Phillies to crack. will hurl
the sphere FOR the Dodgers.
Titus Will he back in tho game. and
Dooin's winning combination will again
be intact.
One Of the bright features Of PES
fcrddy's contest, from q Brooklyn
cicppomt. tcds the brilliant icork
Of Couisoh. Tho former Tri-Stater.
The man WhO helped Hank Ramsey
TO ,cin a pcnndnt for altoona last
ycdr reached FIRST base crerv time
nc came TO bat. T,ricc he nit
singles. aud on tuo other occasions
nc ,rulkcd. He also made ttco
steals and scored t,co uns a pretty
NIFTY performance for q Dig league
dcbHtdntc.
Two other star performers with the
stick were Zimmerman and Daubert.
who slammed the cork ball owe the
fence for homers, Just 10 prove tha'
silent John Titus isn't the only long
distance swatter In the big show.
Anyway. to make II long story short,
Bill Dahlcn and Charlie DOOM are botr
optimistic over the outcome OF to-day's
game. even though their viewpoints are
from different angles.
a big Friday crowd saw yesterdays
game. and the attendance for to-day II
expected TO come pretty close to tht
local grounds record.
The evening world., 1911-05-06
4. {.
Relay Team Gong Out
to Regain 4-Mue Record

Armory. BuifaIo. with a lylns start. NJ
pistol being fred. There was only one
timer on that occasion. according to an
eyewitness. while the A. a. L.. rules
state that nc record shall be eccep.sl
unless timed by al least three Judges
John Garrels NICE threw in Compel.
:ion n Rodman discus. His best thro"
measured n couple OF feet over the ac'
ceptea worlds record. but he vas never
given credit for his grca, throS The
discus compiled with the rules as to
weight. but It was an unofficial discus.
However. the lrish-American a. c
feels sure that II viii prove On easy &c
comp.lshment for It's four-mi!e relay
team to win back the worlds title al
most any inc they so after IL.
Il considered that our four-mlle res
ord was far from being n good one,
says Trainer Lawson Robertson. and
vas not surprised when Cornell broke
Il so easily. But ! guess we can sei
that record back almost any time We
find It convenient to e. after It."
UaHy GiSins 10 doirs mos, q his trairins
along tie teach al, Brighton. and he Z. los rs
! in the best form o, hi, career this season, u I,
date he has not Joiutd any Clur. a. It - Ne
lieyed that he will compete unattached" Tot
some time 10 CONE.
' Eddie Carr, the hst little runner o. the M 70
A. c., is training at the +, :. A. l.. field over y
BROOKLYN, EDDIE drvts his own auto 10 The
grounds. hots out and dnCs q cutrl~ = nilel,
1usscs and then whlrl' back 20 business. lie IL .
careful driver. aud ~ far la, missed ..ttiug anJ
tees VI Telegraph poles.
To morrow viii sec the opening Of the outdoor
;thlris season a lsrgs 80, 81 game nH 'h1,
was a, Gu,tsnturg that Nancy Long made HI,
famous running records, and a. II has be(n ar
ranged to hold many important meets there dunn,
the coming summer. II Il likely more records vii,
soon be made Oh the old track.
G. Mcrteus OF the Mott Haven A.. c. IA
already put the whole track team into "a mini
for the SUNNI SEASON. 1t II eSHtcted D, Nltr e.
that Wilcox, Frank. Rust. Mumf0rd. Tr'fft' her,
and HOLDEN will make 1t no. for aome Of the o;he
local middle distance runners.
Mat. McGra;b is rpor'od ~ he throwing ~,
hammer in great form again. and the " y, 4. c
though out OF training for a long while, Matt n.
looks In better form Than he did last year.
II eat some chickens yust Ike Chsmpeen YavI
Yohnson. an now ! wtisl. three. poun' more,
said Liupgstr0n, The professional distance runner
yesterday. We will ste What Effect II. will ha,
on him in the hig f.itecn-mile rae At Celtic Iatl
to morrow afternoon.
The evening world., 1911-05-06
Earl Moore, Seeking Revenge,
Carded TO 'iWirl for Doc
ms Men To-Day.
SPECIAL % TIE Eteniux WORLDLY

SPECIAL to TIE rteninx WORLDLY
Philadelphia. May q.
BILL" DAHLEN was jubil-
~ ant last night. and his jnbila-
ton was shared by his fellow
Dodgers. who all declared that Brook
Ign vas at last coming into her own.
Whether tho prediction OF better days
for tho team on the wrong side OF little
Old New York are fulfilled or not. there
IL 10 denying that In yesterdays COM
bat the league leaders were o~utclassed
nj every angle.
Indeed. the Brooklynites looked moro
like a contender for the big October
series than the occupant OF seventh
position In the league S~-e. Barger. al
ways . Phiily hoodoo. was In such SUI
perb form that the dcbutting Shultz
had litt'e chance TO win. and the fielding
and hitting support accorded ICY" OBJ
liberated whatever chance he might
have had.
Doom. however. accepted the defeat
phil~osophically. attributed It TO the
Barger hoodoo, and promised 10 hand
the visitors n wallop IN to-day's game
The evening world., 1911-05-06
Goodman and DR.. Cross
Agree to Meet May IL

Bill Mckinnon, III, Boston fighter, who lousht '
Tom N MsMan'" SIrd 1ai s''S tisb r aad sHs S a%4, IA a
The bout hy claiming he had hton ioulei IN To
, at59 .s :Rc N. sSi@si Hyp a. "s' ~ rh q 'ST s.na '9 i;.
night. lie meets Frank, Klaus Of irtts9urs. t9t
la Sard rS0I and i iSstsi f' ihsn HH"s' s ss.', s,a@ %' III I Bsaor n:''
owen Moran. n. English fighter viii ls,,.
So .sT. t MA as"f fraan e SCI BUM q : me the Sa a%s,to MSn,
Nav ~ Moran fsht,, Wolssst s.tseu,y, Tund
,ogl n Fr.-s9 on The afternoon Of July = 10, the
will sta, training Tor the contest about June ).
Jcm K,pdrcs, the clever fnslsh bantam.
ma,'l"d to-i.y 70 meet Young Wesnfr. tHt lSesl
ksedyA has isasS, Isss x. , eisis MAJ saa We .S
table showing,
rGSsmsSs%, '' tqS tos''SsrSsIsnI,' d fasff"a ""s'2
Young ]Sausrne, Tie r]n,n,sns h13s' ~ le''e,
They vil come together in a tcn,roani contest al
/ phC olympic A. Z, sigs "a Mcnday c,gins, NAY
~. ShueTue defeated Joe liatarue b,JoAs. tue
LaSlsa bantamveis0i, a 'hot time as''
has&SS5 ', ,Taisr 'I ar Sors,as hani iSr ,5,.' i,nyioa,al
ton,, Uhlch takes, place ~ iilG, olmn \, {,
SS' s a" %,h' LAM S%n's der.s,ys " ".sii Ja'5 Nisa-ia-.
The vii tind NJ a much harlsy man 10 defeat,
Aa,c 10 trouble lcSlins AIM
"oao r e mo-, n Isoq, wiz %pTs,s1'' IL ,s match gs;,, q
in,hnsn Who deteaieI Dummy nceter OF RtU'
HcIo,T' 'msteonsSet ri the Ep,cts a, G. Il
nsingcS %slI'S van "l E.ses a isSt aS SI'T rA dhe ",.,
the rev manager ui Hogan, has practically a.
,eptrl u,
Eddie ,ssntg, The Chicago ,ieatNswesht I,
The evening world., 1911-05-06
DoubIe-ucadcr at Olympic Field.

A double-heaGer will be played a
Olympic Field. one Hundred and TIL
ty-seventh street and Fifth avenue. to-
morrow. tho Lincoln Giants. the fas
colored team OF bail players, tacklin'
two strong. semi-protessional teams, u
the first game the colored players VII
line up AGAINST the Morrisville team o
New Jersey, while in the second tuss!
the Paterson Club, seml-protessionS
CHAMPIONS OF New Jersey. will try an
stop The Lincoln Giants winning streal
The evening world., 1911-05-06
Miller Scores Seven
KnockdownS Over Man Who
Once Put Him Away.
tsnnclsI % Tie Estnlng World.l

Kansas city, May T.
TN one OF the greatest heavyweight
contests in the history of the prize
. ring Jim Flynn OF Pueblo. Col.
knocked out Al Kaufman OF san Fran
cisco IN the tenth round OF a ten
round bout, The bout had thirty Sec
onds to go when Flynn sent over a
loft and right TO the Jaw which sent
Kaufman Keeling on the ropes. whsre
he fell on his back and rolled over. with
his arms outstretchcd lie got UP just
after the fatal ten had been counted and
staggered to the ropes and fell. His
seconds carried him to his corner.
Seven times during the vicious and
CORY battle Kaufman was sent TO the
floor. -Four OF these times he got up at
tho count OF nine. and at ono time when
he WA knocked through the ropes Ref
cree Dan shay helped him back into the
ring. This was against prize ring rules.
Kaufman was really out when this oc-
CURED, but he was allowed to continue.
II happened In che beginning OF the
tenth round.
The evening world., 1911-05-06
GOAT" Tourney Latest
Novelty in Golf World

pieces. Only ono pocket piece mny be
played FOR at a time.
1.-THE competition closes On st. Goat
herds Day saturday before Thanks
glving) when all ties WI. be played of
and the gold Shepherd medal awarded
to the member In possession OF the
largest number OF goats" who shall
be the sheppard for the following year.
Can you beat II?
The evening world., 1911-05-06
G0TCH TO MEET LION
IN MATCH AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May 6.-The Chicago EN-
pire A.. c.. which has been trying e
secure n match between Gotch an'
Hackcnschmidt. to-day announced !
would agree to Gotch's terms. TIL
Iowa farmer insisted that he be givei
SO. oOo. win or lose. 5000 for %trainin'
expenses and ;fty per cent. of the pie
,ure profits. Jack Curlcy. OF
the Russian Lon, vii TAX a percentage
of the gate after Gotch's share has beef
deducted.
The evening world., 1911-05-06

Connecticut LenSue.

At Snringfeld-snring.ieid. 8; New Haven. ..
AZ observation-disclosures, .; Hartford, !.
at New Nntain-New Biiain, =, NorthAmp
Il H~olyote-BriIscior,. 0; Iiolyoke 3 thir-
tecn inninssl.
American Association.
AZ Kansas C~ty--kansas City. $; indianap>-
~, Al Observation-Disclosures =: Louisville. y.
Al i.aaukee-Tolcd o. M,iRauhee, 3,
At 81. Iam-Columbus IL -. Paul. U.
New England League.
A. tAwTence--Hlycrlill. 10: Lawrcnce, I.
At New DISQUALIFICATION, 4; New Bel
At Fall E,sr-Isll River, Q: Worcester. =.
At LSnn-lynn, u, Lowell, y.
New York state League.
At Syracuse Utica, S ~syNcu.e, 2.
Al Wines barre Wilkes Elrre. 2; Elmlp, q.
At scranton Scranton, .; BIngham,on, :
fourteen iuningsl.
T~ri-StRte League.
A. MISUNDERSTANDING. 10; Iolastown. q
Al Alto0na--Altuuua u, Ip-I, q.
Al Trenton Trenton, Is. Lancaster. ~.
Al Wiiminstou-lteadlns s, Wilmington. I.
Southern League.
At New Observation-Disclosures. 3; Nov or
at C&,ttanoos,-Atlsnta, Z: Chattanooga, =.
ii birmingham Mobile, I Ririning lnm, %.
81 Memphis, Bal park flooded.
The evening world., 1911-05-06
Sullivan Defeats Decker.

~uVial to Tia tVStlNp NnNul
BALTIMORE. May 6.-Paddy Sullfva'
was given the decision over DUNN
Decker Of Baltimore az n fifteen rounds
I, was the second time that the ner
had fought, and both times Beckc
showed his gameuess by sticking tn
limit. Though he landed often on HI
opponent Decker's punches were not a
erectlvc ms the New Workers.. Sulllva'
used both hands 70 ADVANTAGE. His le!
hand punch closed the Dummy's le'
eye at the end Of the eleventh round.