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Will PLAY GOLF
IN BURLINGTON
oTTUMWA CRACKS WILL MEET
kEOkUk AND PATHFINDER
PLAYERS ON SUNDAY.

The Burlington and Keokuk golfers
will be opponents to several of the
cracks: of the Ottumwa Country club
in q tournament on the links of the
Burlington Country club Sunday. Nine
ef the local players have signifled
t. cir intention OF going to Burlington
f. Sunday, and more are expected to
MAZE up their minds before the depar
ture Of Burlington No. 10 Sunday
morning The players who have thus
far decided to go are E. " Pollock
A. G. Steck. Arthur Bartlett, r. c.
Smith, N. w. Cowles. Fl. f. Brandt
D. B. Baker, W. H. Ferguson and r,
w. Funk.
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TO MEET IN BURLINGTON.
Central Association Directors Will
Gather In Rohntown Next
L.

President Justice has announced
that the midsummer meeting Of the
directors of the Central association
will be held in Burlington next week,
the exact date no. yet being deter.
mined. The question Of renewing the
articles of incorporation will be up be.
fore the directors, and word or two
about the periodical spree OF rowdy-
ism that prevails in some towns in the
league will be said.
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70 CONSTRUED. ARENA,

Albany, N Y, July 14.-The de-
struction of Madison Square garden
which is to be replaced by an office
building will not deprive New York
long for another great indoor amuse-
ment hall and arena, according to the
plans of exposition company just
incorporated will be erected.
A new arena will be built over the
New, York Central railroad tracks
above the Grand Central station to
cost between 100000 and 100000
and to provide suitable place for
holding exhibitions, athletic contests,
bicycle races anG political conventions.
The, arena will be 2S5 by 122 feet and
will BE- completed in January.
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niece WINS IN ].
twelve FRAMES
GRoGAN AND HANNIBAL HURLER
HAVE GREAT WAR-sHEA
STARTED BATTING RALLY.

Muscatine, July 14.--McGee and
Grogan hooked up in great pitchers
battle yesterday, the session going
twelve innings before either side
weakened. In tho twelfth Shea start.
cd 4 batting rally which resulted IN
four hits in row and two runs. Nc
Gee then held Muscatine In the
twelfth. although Johnston started
something.
Hart and Bagnall featured at the bat
and MCGEE would not let Holycross
hit tho ball, giving him three straight
passes. In the eighth Hannibal tied
things up when Bagnall and Miligan
worked double steal, Bagnall scoring.
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summary.
Stolen base-Berghammer. Two
base hits-Lober, Berghammer. We
ster, Kurke. Three base hit-Finnc-.
Home .run-Pressy. Struck QUE Y
Pressy 4; by Burge 1. Ease on balls
OF Pressy O.. Sacrifice hits-Kilpatri'
Kurke, Pressy Hit by pitcher-Fs.'
ney. Attendance-3l0% Time Ct
game-1:19. Umpire-Atkinson.
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FLYNN AND CARL
MORRIS TO BOX

Tusla. Okla, July 14.-A boxing con-
test between Jim Flynn, the fighting
fireman and Carl Morris, the Okla
homa white hope" will be staged
either in Philadelphia or San Fran
cisco next August, according to the an
nouncement made here today by B. F..
Ufer, Morris manager, just returned
from the east.
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Thrse-I League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Central Association.

Ottumwa. 8; Keokuk, s.
Kewanee, 8; Monmouth, I.
Burlington, 2: Galesburg, o. III.
Hannibal, 5; Muscatine. (twelve
innings.
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1hrse.I LEAGUE,

Danville. 2; Dubuque. I.
Rock Island, 4: Peoria, 2. =
Quincy II: Davenport, 2.
Decatur, s; Waterloo, 4.
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woLGAsT TO FIGHT PAL MOORE
National Athletic Club Of Philadelphia
to Stage Go Labor Day-Champion
Guaranteed $4,000.

New York, July 1.-THE National
Athletic club of Philadelphia has ar
ranged the details of match be-
tween Ad Wolgast, worlds lightweight
champion, and Pal Moore of the
Quaker city. The boys will box six
rounds at 1873 ringside on Labor day
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SUMMARY.
Two base hits-Rohn, Burton, Wat
son, Lamb. Struck out-by Hawk,
9; by Mogridge, 4. Bases on balls-off
Hawk, /. Wild pitches-Hawk. Umpire
Fleming. Time of game-1.19; At
tendance-359.
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kEOSAUQUA WON GAME.
Moss Was Too Strong Proposition
For HlIsboro After the First

For HilIsboro After the First
Inning.
Keosauqua, July 14.-KeosauQua and
Hillsboro played one Of the fastest
games seen en- the local grounds in
years here yesterday. Moss for the
locals pitched exceptional ball after
the first inning and had Hillsboro at
his mercy. -Four double plays were
executed. each side having two.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Hillsboro OOOOO02-5 s
Keosauqua 20O0O3x-6 10 5
Batteries-Moss and Mosier: Bailey,
McCabe and Johnson.
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UHLAN IN GREAT FLIGHT.
Trotting Champion Steps Half Mile il
the Phenomenal Time Of
STU Seconds

Cleveland. o., July 14.--At the North
Randall track yesterday Uhlan Q:5SA)
trotted half mile in 0:57k. This
is said to be the fastest half mile ever
trotted. Uhlan's time for the mile
was 2:O4A. He went to the half in
1:O6A, and then took the pace from
a runner and came home in the
phenomenal time of 0:574.
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National League.

Brooklyn. 6; Chicago. 5.
New York, 8: Pittsourg. 4.
Philadelphia, 1: Cincinnati, G.
st. Louis, 8; Boston, 6.
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summary.
Home ,runs-Gard, Kensel, Booth
by: two base hits-Wall, Painter,
Sloan; stolen bases-Wall, Senno,
Johnson 2, Pennington, Boothby; dou-
BILE plays-Kinser to Painter; struck
out-by Plympton 10, by Sloan 8; wild
pitches-Plympton Q; base on balls
off Plympton 2, off Sloan 5. Time
of game-1:55. Umpire-Kennedy.
Attendance-268.
Some Sentence Sentences.
Link got rough foul shove on his
mask off Penny's stick in the first.
The bump split the ball and dazed
Joe for a minute.
imp. Kennedy got painful punch
on the knee in the second when he
caught one of Plymp's benders. 1t very
nearly felled the arbiter.
Midget Moore deprived Johnson Of
safe slam in the fourth when he
raced back of second and pulled in a
hard bounder.
Cavanaugh was showed to the hos
pital in the fourth when he got tip
foul off Wallis bat. Belt then took up
active labor behind the cord wood.
The fifth from a home standpoint
was considerable inning. The natives
batted around The side was retired
by Kinser doubling Gard at first after
grabbing Wise's difficult fly.
Moore played Russells vicious line
punch in the seventh just right. He
jumped for it and got it. Another
great play was made by Moore when
he speared Wallis liner with one paw
q minute later
Painters double in the sixth en-
titled him to a box Of havanas from
the Palace Billiard parlors.
The bump of Boothby in the eighth
lit in the park near the right field
wall and then politely hoped over for
home run
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Western Lesque.

Denver, 2; Topeka, 0.
Lincoln. 2: Pueblo, 1. 80
Sioux city, II: st. Joseph, 10.
Omaha, II; Des Moines, 2.
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BASEBALL GAMES
SCHEDULED TODAY
National League.

National League.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American. League.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Central Association.
Burlington at Keokuk.
Galesburg at Ottumwa.
Kewanee at Muscatine.
Monmouth at Hannibal.
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American LEAGUE

Boston, 2: Chicago, 1.
st. Louis. 6: New York, 1.
Cleveland, (; Washington, 5.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, Z.
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|; Packey Mcfarland IN

LEFT Owen M.
q
wdgatM given an opor a
f be
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ness 20
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Score by innings.
Muscatine 10000 01,00 600 %
Hannibal ....0l0 0O101O002-5
Stolen bases-Hart 2;
Dang. Bagnall, Nickel. Two base hits
Airing, Blake, Hart. Double plays
Grogan to Airing to Walters. Sac
riflce hits-Bagnall, Beckley, Struck
out-by MCGEE, II; by Grogan, 8. Base
on balls-o1 MCGEE 4; OF Grogan 8.
Umpire Glena1vin. Time OF game
1885. ;Attendance-6O0.
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Central Association.
JACK DENIES LANeFoRD GO.

Johnson Says He Is NOT MStcHeu %
Box Sam Langford In
T. Sydney.
London, July 14.-Champion Jack
Johnson, in reference to the report
that he is matched to fight Sam Lang
ford, has made the following state
ment: -
"The report that I am matched to
meet Sam Langford in Sydney on
December 26 is an absolute lie. |
haven't been approached by any syndi-
cate. l will not meet Langford unless
he is prepared to bet me $4,000 and
l am guaranteed suitable purse for
my end. am contemplating trip
to Australia after my England season
is ended"
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ARcHpEAcoN A LIVE BUG.
Florida Minister Resigns From Assc
citation Because Of Actions Against
Ball PLAYERS.

Pensacola, Fla, July 14.-Arch-
deacon William H. Allen, of st. Cath
crime Episcopal church yesterday tend
cred his resignation as member OF
the Pensacola Ministerial association of
which he was president, as result OF
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afternoon at the National league ball
grounds. It is said Wolgast will re-
ceive a guarantee of $4,000,
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WHERE SPEED BOYS
PLAY DAY BY DAY
AT HOME.
ABROAD.

July 20, 81, 22-At. Kewanee.
July %, "a. 25-At Galesburg.
Aug. 1, 2, 3-At Muscatine.
Aug. Z, 8, AT Monmouth.
Aug. 10. II, 12-At Burlington.
Aug. 12, Il, 15-At Hannibal.
Aug. 16 IT, 18-At Keokuk.
Aug. Is, &c, 27-At Kewanee.
Aug 20, 20. 30-At calesburg.
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the action cf that organization in pros
ecuting baseball players for playing
baseball on Sunday.
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COuIOn. Despite
Damaged Hand
Defeats COniey


NEW ORLEANS. Feb. @I-AltholSh
Johnny Coulon spya,ned a tendon of his
left hand In the Sc 'Oad round. ana not
outstanding that the Chicago bantam
weight champion OF tn. world was out
weighed aud over-rrachcd by his advcy-
sIry, he had little trouble in securing
the decision over Frank conley az the
end of twenty rounds before the West
side a. q.
toulon was apparently ON the defen-
s.ve the greater par, OF The min Con-
ley. employing rus1 tactics, ror8ered the
champion time and ,lme again. and on
several occasions administered severe
punishment,
CouloD, as quick as lightning, Nlgglcd
every Tins from the tight places, and
poynded Conley's face and stomach.
Twice the yanqu.sh,d hoy doubled ~
like n knife.
Coulou displayed a clever trio.; II
seemingly dodglag away ana teen re-.
Nerslug with a back hand swlut ina
usually landed IA a soft spot and mad,
Coulcy gasp,
The swings o' Clnley usually fel
short, ana he judged distance poorly
Coulon played a waiting game. mad,
nearly every blow count, ans let Con
ley tigut himself uut
The evening world., 1911-02-27
COtch Wtesf(es
Here for First
Time in Years.

Frank Gotch, who won the worlds
heavyweight wrestling championship
from George Hackenschnidt. will make
his first appearance in years In this city
tonight at Suffers Harlem River
Casino when he will meet three men.
The mat artists whom the wrestling
farmer will endeavor to throw are
Yankee Rogers. Demetral and either
Shad Link. Of Baltimore. Fritz Mohl or
Mort Henderson, champion Of the
Northwest. as the third man. Two
special contests Will precedc the feature
event. Zbyszko. the Giant Pole. Will be
on hand to challenge the champion.
The evening world., 1911-02-27
Harry Hillman Says It's the
Best of Its Kind in the
Country.

-HE new gymnasium at Dartmouth
College liz nearly completed, n
L Coach Harry Hllman. who has just
signed a three years contract. writes
that It Is the best of Its sort in the land
The track men are now using the new
dirt track. which measures six and one
half laps to the mile.
The present track is ot clay, but the
probabilities are that sparrow" Rob
ertson win be engaged to build II ciGder
track.
Hilman says tnat the gymnasium is
OF such vast dimensions that both the
hammer and the discus can ne throNn
within it's walls.
AS the %collc'c weigh, men. as a rule.
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EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGF7EN
Giants ELated Because
OF Beating They Handed
Hilltop Pitcher at Dallas

worked himself ont Of the kink ~ that he. was
sina' lie id n9i iGs',SiS !" use curve. and he
displayed A bg drop curve very similar 10 the one
S,si by Ms 'dr,~s, is,n nn5 mater p7'G S",,d Tse ht pi HIM
effective.
Dructe. Ivy the way, will refort 10 the New
YORK. club in Marlin tomorrow. lie mas not
hss seen MSGraw and had . taiS. .McGfaw was
in Wac Tor an hour OF - but lie did not 90 10
pitcher signs lis contract IN a busintsSike Wy.
Jus; What seems TO he the trouble = had to ul'-
os the Texas fsn- who know Drucke intimately
said as, nisht that the Young fellow thlns@ ne !,
have been given him under a bonus understanding
There was no clause in III, contract TO that effect,
hostycr. aud the Ner ioEs club disstows As
knowledge Of II.
Dructc's brother Oscar was pTesen, At the game
yesterday and he told me that he Thought Drucke
would report IN time and that everything would
be finei ~ satisfactorily. lie sa,s that Drueke
that he will stick IN the manager. IL fact
that McGaw has s,eni more time and trouble on
viii the club .fof many y,ar.. He took a fancy
to the Young fellow and was determined to make
. lot n time helping him. The PLAYERS say that
Drtrke will be one Of the btt Winning pitchers OF
the year II lie is a. enthusiastic as he was last
stason. .
While En-. route from Dallas to Marlin MeGraw
was open in lhs admiration Of the pIsying OF
clyde, Fullerton. the phenomenal little %infielder.
who iolned the club a week ago, In the games
At Dalla, Fullerton covered an immense amount
lie can cut the lNll loosc from any position and
his throws are remarkably accurate. At the bs.
he IL a snap hitter. lie uses his forearms pnl.
cipally and always meets the ball out IN frpit Of
the Plate INSTEAD Of stepping back ard swinging
from hs hiis.
That boy has the maNngs OF a great ball.
player said Mct;raw last night. lie IL rather
small, hut he /, such a good hitter and fielder
iha, Il, will not handicap him. What ! like
about him &. his throwing and the way he stands
at the plate
Fullerton comes from .~iittsb,rg and PLAYED last
year in, the Michigan League, He Is merely, a
| kid and has not vet reached the top OF his
| growth. While Mct;raw did not SO. that far. =,
was Easy 10 see, that he Thought Fullerton the
| clasiest " all the young players that he has on
his sirins.
The regulars will he here Tomorrow, and The
Sparrows. as Robinson calls them. are mskina
great ltepsntl1ns Tor 5 me hot games with ,iep
BeaIs !itcktr l. soi1g at such a rate that he ma
" placed on the nsulGf team right AZ the s'ar,
II he does the SPARROW will be badly crippled
In the two games az Dallas Becker got eight hit
and four Of tlen we're or extra baso-. lie la
been in training for SOM time and is in pefecl
condition.
The evening world., 1911-02-27
Harry Abeles, Who'll Twill
This Year for Chase's
Men, Badly Trounced.
Ey BCZEMAN ULGER.

w. the Team
Marlin. Tex. Feb. q.
~ their return from Dallas this
morning the Giants we're very
~ much elated over the severe
troun ing they handed Harry Abeies'
the big l~eft-handcd pitcher who goes
with the New York American League
team this season. Abeles Is Il giant IN
stature. standing six feet and three
inches IN his stockings. In appearance
he reminds one Of big Jim vaughn, the
star s%outhpaw OF the i~Iighlanders.
/; Is a rather peculiar coincidence ina.
the Giants batted against Vaughn AZ
Fort Worth last spring before he joined
the illyhlanders and made the same
number OF runs off MIN tira. they did
off Abeles this spring. The first two
men hi: Abeles safely, and then Beals
Becker cleaned up with a t~hree-Dase
wallop TO the fence. A shower of hits
followed, and the seven runs that were
chalkcd up in the first inning put Dallas
out of business for the rest OF the game.
In justice to Abeles 1t must be said
that his arm was very sore from tie
training that he has been doing for tn"
past week with the Dallas club. and he
found it very difficult to get any speed
on the ball and every time he attempted
a curve 1t made him vince.
shont, did his frs, real work for New York in
the Dallas game and he showed remarkably well.
HI shoulder IL a little sore but he gradually
The evening world., 1911-02-27
Jennings Picks
Giants TO Win
National Flag
Detroit Manager Thinks Gin
cinnati Reds Viii Finish Sec
ond in Coming Race.

r YUGIlEN JENNINGS, manager Of
the Detroit q OF the American
League. picks the Giants to win
the National League pennaut and TIA
Cincinnati Reds to finish second. When
asked his reasons for picking the Giants
Ike said:
"AIcGraw has "A wonderful team. 1t
Is the strongest since his worlds cham
plonship year, If he gets "A couple o!
good young pitchers out of his new crop
Il VIII be a Direh. That inficld is great.
"For second place, cincinnati looks
good to me. WIN the men Clark Gr.f-
nth got IluH I'liiadalgnia | don't 300
how he c3. flash lower. Both Now
York aad Cincinnati ave Stronger than
last year, while the cubs are eoing
back
Fred Lake .'.o WIN be at. The head OF the s..
Louis BrINn' lu.ing star this year, VIII hr
n1rta Is maag. la., expects q, ~ through ali
'eS,on. ia, u.. also to set q chance later To-
In the Eu,'.
ManaSrr Jo" N.'.apiS Of the, NswarA team
has A nav scheme a." do ava, With ucsct selma
gates s.mpl, To- make change ard have The patron,
pay "a. the. rul'', after inc, llon ot the pay. 49,
the mex, lew scau.
ropsy Hartscl vu. this year figure in tine r1l,
uf utility o%uti'c.i,r for the worlds champion
with The world. champion, last season. ~ Is d
fast man, bat proved a disappointment Ia tn,
worlds sr1'~'
."lsny" Ru'';l the baltimore so9,hpav f.,
whom tonn'r Na.t uad the rcrrd price %
ST.. 600. has Uui.isl fHe manager ut tho world
The evening world., 1911-02-27
NE
NEARLY COMPLETED

are not as heavy or experienced is the
big fellows like Flanagan, McGrath and
Walsh and the rest OF the New York
bunch. ! have made n thirty-nve-pOund
weight which We will use In place OF the
hfty-slN-pounder." says Ilillman.
Beginning this Saturday inter-cl1ss
handicap competitions will he held week
Is, and iiillman says that ne Is sure to
bring out "A lot of ncN talent through
these competitions.
The Mollwk \. e.. will have all the lnoL
stars competing IN their gAncs IA the twenty
,scund heglmrnt ar1nop Mach II. In the nile
walk VIII appear SAMMY LlutCOld, =. schwartz.
Mci,ugh. ErNig and several others. They adj
yett.se ~'i1uldinR, to aWcir in the event, hut
judging from the CANADIANS stattLclt. there
surely ~ some mistake.
Th' teams for the i%ntcrrity relay race that
wll ,tnh, pace Mt tlr iastlWr'. liup, In the
tarl,u Narct ~ Lave pui"tiuall, h,tu lhugeu.
They vii rr1hthit line tI. ~ follows: lhli adj
phR NRnsitll, liUE|. h1,cs and llaVduck
lipstDu ~hisluJ, Bins tap. il.Ilrn and Iruut
New. loTA tt''Ig. .Stlrahlc, Eutec and
tflck. lnug leland Sheppard. liasrnhrrger, Tea,
w.lliper and Durland.
Joe Hardmcyo'. captain az the "Thirtecnth's'
athletic team. ran IN the hnlf mile ~ the rcgi
mnt's closed game saturday Jiglt. ,iuScphu'
,sn;cnd IN last ~ the wnrL. lat II didn'
! Worry him A. all. I'm usrd - Il" said he.
The evening world., 1911-02-27
Evening World
Bowling Entries
Close on FyidQu

1t Is expected that this week will
prove the best so far in The Evening
Worlds free hcIdpin bowling tourha-
ment on the White Elephant alleys, as
some OF tie best known CLUBS and win
ners OF championships viii compete.
Tomorrow night the Enickerbocke-
Club. the finest bowlers in the Bronx.
will appear on the alleys with four
teams. On Wednesday night the Melrose
team from the Bronx and the Ravens
wood aggregation from Long Island
City will try to belt Chelsea's record
OF j2i, while on Thursday night the
Metropolitans will perform.
And, lest 1t be forgotten. on Wednss-
day night twenty teams made up Of
Custom House officers vi. roll.
Applications will be received up to
Friday, when entries will close. The
results of the rolling are printed only IN
the noon and city editions of The Eve
ming World.
The evening world., 1911-02-27
Ne,Us ana GOSSIP
Picked Up Around
Sporting Circuit

COACH RICE or THE COLUMBIA
Gro" Is h.yhiy pleased with his squad.
since midyCar he has had his work cut
ont, handling the large uIWheg of an
diiatos. Ted Phillips, the newly elected
captain, ~ al able assistant. II he
present warm weather continues l.ice
expects to- have his men oGt on the
river very saOrtly
ny rENNsNINhNlAS DEFEAT Vt THE
hand, of Cornell. Columbia claim 10 the league
championship wa assured. This week viii see the
cunpl,ti,n ~ Nh, league schedule. Yale Ilbs
columbia "a Nr own court "a Tua~lnN ard huhts
up Friday VT 'vrlcll, On SATURDAY Fem aud
Columbia Viii i'Ght ~ out nj Philadelphia.
TuE NOING MEMS SOCIETY OF THE
Cuurh 0i The Immaculate Conception Will hold
Is annual smoker ia lht School ilal, Ne. 5us
INST lItccutn s',rtt, ~tu.uigAi. Nmous IN" many
situations will Doc aNtraI bouts between we'll
SHOWN hoNer,, hnn..uUl Brown, who b. a mon.
u,r of fhr club u|. Ip.iNnN IpUeJT 'DHD-
hound Hogan ua, iHom,~d 90 be lr,.,at.
The evening world., 1911-02-27
TWO More Our
Fighters Going
10 Sail Tor Paris
Willie Lewis and Joe Jeanette
to Leave for Other Side
March 10.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

WV ilblt american lSllfIN VIII Ttli
for Paris on March l6 for the pur-
pose of getting some of the pIs
money which the other Yankee fighters
are earning there. The s%crappors who
VIII make the trip are Willie Lewis, the
local middlewcight. and Joe jeanette, the
colorcd heavyweight of Hoboken. y. j.
Both Lewis and jeanette lave fought in
Paris before. jeanette may he matched
to hgIt sam Langford for twenty
rounds. while Lewis viii tackle Harry
Lewis or Jimmy ClaDby.
Leo llouck. the hard. hlttins middle-wtight "
Lancaster. Ia, and Jack Dillon. the indianapolis,
fighter. have been matched 10 meet tor tw,he
ngIt. Dill1l recently defeated Jimmy Gardner Ia
a t%eniouui t"nt at lniianaioiis and Milan
MuuAy, manager Of the \. \. A., decided to
lut hun against iloufk.
Five stays are .ch,duled for tonight. at the
ten iuuud,. al In.,mau \. g., l,,.i tio-, a.
a.. g.. conc, island, tiar'F iMlUo 60. FuuNt
Williams, ,tn tuua.,, a. colin d. e., lirlHBlAa,
l',As "onohu- Vs., Jounn, n,hIu ga Iou4d'.
a ..1..,,u a. t., wine btrIraI vs. Ja.k
l.iuiy Iva lpu.ds
Eddie M,,.oor,. tine Amsrlean midie-ncslt
who Is no" 40 LaRland, experts to be matched
u mae jim 7uin,an, tuv EsS.lsh middl weight
Champion ~ u tw,nu.r round bout at the National
porting tluh VI London The lIttr part uf this
month. In a letter 10 this Office, A~icnuurty Gays
iu.t sullivan ha- astrtt Ip 'igIt lum and that
'r,s.y" beuinson. manager VI lac y. ). l.,
Walt stage The bout.
can Morris. the Oklahoma heavyweight. /. go.
ing To iiglt sglIu. nis manager la, Just signed
article 70. him lu meet Mike Schr,yk, the tu.
OKLA. IA Mssth ~. II Morris cNn iisht Al All
he ought o. beat Nohreck as Mike has not fought
IA a long time and was good many y'als asl.