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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-08

En- Puerta de TERRA, Sc intoxic6 con
acido sulfdrico Francisco Guzman,
siendo debidamente asistida
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
LAS nunulns Show. Impro,cmcnt

E1rr stealing Be- an important I,tt.
are of CO., spWr 'hIs season. The
pus-iulilius of base runuius were
demonstrated Geo mauar,f- boo recent
years Nh,r cobb and COLLINS h,slu
thsr ipN ride nu the lmtha A. an
Illustration ut tho remarkable urrcaso
iu stolen hasos Il be- Interesting to note
how tho base stoal'rg stood prior Goo
'onh's advent as e star Harry Bay
lod the American league in 1908 with
90 steals. Flick was the header in
1905 with a.. Danny Hoffman IN 1905
with 90, mud John Anderson u 1900
With 49, Ia 1909 cobb stul, 90 bases
and last year Eddie Collins set the
pace with ST.
Though the season ls only little
more then two months old. Cobb has
ALREADY stolen more bases than John
Anderson stole in 1906
These figures are given 10 show
that IN up-to-datc team has to make
hus, running one cot its leading ASSETS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
GALLUP BANK IS TO
MOVE SOON
New Quarters of Mckinley
County Institution Will Be
Ready October /, Are Mod
ern in Every Respect,

Gallup " NJ Jur 3 Tup u. AZ
home ot the Mckinley County bank
here VIII ur ready Tor occupancy pc-
tphyr The tNu-~tor, auG basement
building white not udhouug Ca amy
pl the classical STYLES. viii when come
llpt,d u, the most substantial and
artistic building n this section. 70
.s designed along On, lines ut new
American architecture. simple and
elegant Bedford Ind, stuu. and El
.'l.r. Texas. pressed brl.k are Co np
us,u for th, tNu ma.u Hrtd,s. while
ornamental cement plaster. a. material
particularly adapted Co tnis climate
NII nr employed for thr ymbcnish-
m,ut a. both exterior ana interior
'ro selling uf the maiu banking room
viii D., ,s toct Boo hriEht allowing for
u r.,ezaI iuo atort loo tho rear. .hu
el,ug additional suar, for 1auNua
nariu,' b.
49, modern cuu>rul.u.ys pus .n,,
.iu .c Installed loo order Goo m+rr.
,,u tort fut tho tenants cot th, otf'r,
u H.c SECOND story as We'll ps Oh.
u.rkrg department
TUc .r,hltect. Hus- a. UrW. o. uO
a. Im,. TrNua, is young man Nu.
has had much experience ju bic lln,
and in this instance has devoted ID
grput dcul ot time Eco the work 90
hand, Judging ry tho pIaua w f,"
f,f, u Hyus that tho bw'diug Vil
', t u,aut,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

',arhhrst base game rom the SoN
the day before, putting the Nape
within luu points 90 DyUui, aud first
place IN the second and final game
oi THAT series the SuN were leading
tnc Napa 90 ] when the locals came
o. Dat in the seventh inning.
Then they started tu get to Frank
smith pclriug reached second when
Duuuh"riN. who was 100 lr.t lold,
munod his fll Nig Clarke WIS sent
lu bar .ur llcuhardt ana -truci out.
Josh Clarke beat nui q ht along
third Forming reaching thIld Josh
STOLE second. BRADLEY walked filling
oorrichcd IN favor of va Walsh Bill
uuchmm hlt the ball down COWARD
lhirl lee Tanuehill making a scnso.
'iuuai stop and throw to SGliNan,
Porting being forced at tbC plate
Then came Larry Opportunity
was within hs grasp \ SINGLE would
tio The score. while q double would
give fho Maps victory, and as future
developments proved. Un American
league pounaul and maybe "a world a
championship Larry sent ,Wo line
drives tO loit field, both oi which
landed foul hy only few inches.
Either one oI the smushc5 would have
boon good for q double had ~ landed
safe start Il low" sullivan yelled
to Walsh as nla fd prepared him.
ser for hr supreme test
Walsh shook his head start II
low. I tell YOU. Suily yelled seconC
imr Walsh nsam SHOOK hif head
pn what I tell you I'D Sullg sent
back aud at Inc Same time he six.
nailed ion r. straight fast bail, waist
mgh lhrry Was looklng for low
suite. and stood lie @ aiaul" g. mo
| ph,'D shot pns.yi him into Srlli.
van s hlg niu
Three strikes you're out" Yelled
/ SIN OLaughln. aud n sounded Ike
"a death knoll NOT only to Larry and
| bis teammates, hui 40 each aud cfcry
! one of those 2O.72, rooiers I, was
/ the Kind of bah Larry gCnerall' hits
a mite hui be- aid not figure thai
Walsh ana sullivan would have me
ncryc 'o pitch him straight iasl ball
with "a pounWnI hanging in lhr bal
! anrp
II The Maps managed no score one
more run during The contest. but thel
lost to . That defeat cost nee
the pennant, as Detroit beat them Il
the hunting with pcrcouagc nj
aNN tn 1Ni.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
collins Each In Game To-day.

EdII, collins. sr.nud .u-,mau "i
thc worlds champion Athletics. whose
I.V arm vos dI-IuHu.d .u Give 4Jm"
90 Washington recently. rriuiu'd tho
Mach team 40 Detroit today and .,ll
take pant boz th, series With thc Tigers
which may ua,. au lmportau, bearing
anon tnr winner Ui the American
l,agu, pruhlut for iHll. 10 Was INST
reported that Eddie would DO, &c Grip
ui, mr month at least IL must DE
admitted that collins. absence from
the Athletics lineup for "a month tt
JrI. particular time might sis, b,-
trlIi tUr pcuuant Connie Mt.N has
.tpauI, substitutes. hut collins Boz such
400 Intelligent ANA abb, worker, both
extensively and dcicusiNolN that %
subsIut, who was equally os strong
mechanically WuulJ NOT De- uul, q" 900
tine gap.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
Nrr.nnhnn tIhr nnA.

Tu, .pl.uUd work of the 80 louis
CUrduiI. this season du, W1Iub
Goo Roger rntu,A Br,au3Hm huiH Co
bI- personality ud us uuur ss %
baseball general. H,.t, GuE,I ,.ut
hold of tu, N-uuH M,' crowd So
luuYs N1. au uahI nal occupant ui
tuu cellar position 900 tuc National
lcagu, % i- O. we'll known l.t that
% takes several Ntua iu Whip % DhlIu-
pIuusuIp team into uu, Ir,sutuau
has had hold ui inc So Loulaans loy
two Who'll, years. This is Eug,rs hitd
Fvty as mausg,r buuug tu. iut
tNo years u. Ercsu1hau.s r,sImr th,
Cardinals Jared rather poorly, tuuI, b.
NOT 200 badly ass boa previous years.
Erysuabtu lacked th, material. and
tuv shI,vd'.t mHutAtI BOO Ga. world
can do nothing with q team ui crude
players But liiosuauJu puss,.srd Two
ur three players that were real bah
players Aud b, formed "a nucleus
ot tuts trIu and puilt his team around
them lie picked up new players
right ulUug Uutl nov hc has about
tu, youngest asgrcsatiuu OF pasum-
cIa iu the game
Toward the close cog last season the
mould had been east Tay team
played harmuuiuusl and -buNrG a
lu, squirt al The Vludup. But SIN oN-
pcrts persisted iu placing tho Car
aiuals among the basement occupants
in tho National organization tbts year
Their calculations hutc been tudylN
upset as the records VIII attest.
An credit ,s du, Goo Br,suahau i1I
making the National lpugu, ra., q
iiNc-tcam affair ilr rs one ut Ga,
few players that have uraucuyd uu0
cas- successful manager. BreSuauuu s
stiu Nor> much iu th, gam, aud ha
heavy stick work ana brain WORK haN,
roupcd their just rewards. Br .suahai
is brainy, aggressive aud -.upu'
player. tic Is keen student ui che
game. hcsidcs being yrr,uuI, st th'
uut and ON Ola, BASES. Er,suuhuu hat
succeeded $40 we'll that there is Hl
! That he viii become owner ut tho rluI
! before another year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
LAJOIE REGRETTED
FATAL STRIKE OUT

M. ...., .,.I....t.. ..,,.. ..... ..t...
Wv "'''' '''' '''''' WV" ''''
"''' in lHI" me- pn' To 'lll> SUM-
van. way uf thinking fate was just
% u.I. mono ulnl tu Napulcon
,.t..
'''''
IL "h"ulI nave '''h ON 'c' 70 l''N.
1hc Chicago White sous star catcher
didn't chin. .o a, .b, limo AS tEe
San, t...I. ,.i..,... 81, ..t, ,,o ,u,.r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
HARRY ABLES HAS
LARGEST HANDS
IN BASEBALL
Big Texan, Who Played With
Albuquerque During Fair,
Has Been EARNED Out -
Oakland Club.

NJ. u.,II.. .,..,. p.. u.t,. yf..
BOAR" "I 90" i'' l'.'... coast ''"r'
man h'u'ri@ ih'i decorate hF person
are t'' inst THINGS mat ih' scribe.
h'" ''l' '' I'"'.i' lh'. I'N'- 'uul"-
I.'" "h" went go il' Wow YOU"
Americans 'l'u lh' l'I'n.h'. 'n'
$50. NOW '''" .' OUT u ''' JAR
''id ''u' 90 ih' I''lif' '"''t league
Nh'i" H" s -iius 'h' circuit "r'.
N'.r. 500" m'h''I.' '> many
-'ul'r ''' N''"Ii'ip"' 'u''hh 'N'
''i l''''.I .'I ''h'''''"'ll I''' I''.
Tho I"''"NIns STORY appeared 100 30
l.'' N"E'. p'p'I 'h' u'' 'Ii'I
N'I'- attracted considerable ''lt"l'"
'F iI'."'u- Do" h'' k'w..
''N. mamma .''t '' 'h' 'lH man
'"' '''I' Trying nam D" ''."
mama. 'I''' lN''nII' I'h BOO inc
"I'h" -l"n" 'i washington e'I'''
t''N ''"'A JOS % s'+'nll' Ind'NIdu"
wearing ''r ''I'Ir "I inc '"".th"
'''' .'''"'" ''I'-' 'l' """''h' 81"
''' '"'''hA play ''7 p.l
"''"'' ""'' i' 'u' "'''d '' '
~''"- '' "' WIN 'h'r '"nle cone
''"''" We '''hsr''T WIN 'h' l'-
A''"'"- '"' .'-I'N. I'' YOU SUPPOSE
''"l ll' '"h's"o play Ua'u on
porn
why ''"', h"'' ore not MANS
''"' you see. ih' "l. SIMPLY the
"l'n h'h'N. explained lh' i"nu
n'ln'' VINO mao IaII'h Tor the nam
business H'is'I earlier iu tho Discus
'."n
me- '''N-'"di'l gent under disc
QUESTION WIS HARRY Ahl'-, Oakland
,'uInp'". VINO h1s ihD largest hands
'I any man Do h'7'h"iI. =" the MIS-
I'N" OBJ 'h' nam metaphor Na- ma.
l"'. one.
AIDES h'nds a,r 81" Immense that
h' 'ih wrap hl- 5"fs clear around
'ds' b'i, ana Nh'n hr clutches d
''r' n"N 81 LOOKS 49, sWWl Ns billiard
''i' N"uIh 'n ihr pa" "i the a'orag'
W,'h'r.
This NOT only enables him u" put d
's' amount "l S'uIi "h tu" ball. hu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
rrirlc Changed rnr. career


inl'' -"tN' MT changed liI llhh-
say from the porocst sbu.tsop iu the
southern !raau. to ono nf tho best
.r,..,.,..,. .............. 49,. 49,. ,.,..,..
'h 'i' "In'' 'h'ln1 -'E'' h'H ms l''
aud m1dc him q r,Hl star Al ur
needed ,,s. , utu, r.rfI.ur, Ina him.
.i, md. ,,.,. ,.t, ....... o.. lain, .,.t
"' ''' '''h '''''"@ '''I "'"''.
Lindsay started Oh. season of 1909
with M,mpb.. 100 "a, southern league.
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u.s. ''',' .'''" "' "'' ''' N"I' ''F '"
,'''". N' '.' ''"' I''s'" "." ".
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go ""F' 7" "'"' goo" '"' ''"N'
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

% U.s been q fancy ul baseball Va.t.
Dr- tp describe Connie Mack ul tho
Athletics us AN icirlc vho never gets
excited, mo- matter what happyus ON
Ga, BAN field. There VAS a lot of
bunk about how calmly n, sat Through
Ga, worlds series last ftll Tho TACT
is, Connie can get excited, ami b.
doesn't even take worlds series Co
stir him up This Was shown Iu the
r,ccui Athletics Brown srtirs ut 81
Louis Tho Athletics made u ninth
inning rNllN ana Avn out Mack
huzcd about Ike % hrtdlrts chirkru
la his nervousness tuitl,fs and hat
loaa hc waved hte arms over hIu hrtd
Whou BrIsrno Lord drove iu couple
of runs. aud rho players 100 tho Coop
had To- got out tu give him room.
This was remarked about with
some surprise. considering Comics
reputation for lcc led Jack Couuhs
10 unfold q secret. said coomhs.
IT Was Just IKE IN th, mst game
of the wurld's series
Connie always sat ON q box with
"a bunch of sweaters under Mm tor u
cushion. Connie had mo- coat un, bat
wore his hat during that game tn,
inning came along where there Wor,
three on aud one out, ana ! famed
Tinker and Archer.
THAT was the time Mac mmmed
Comics hat down over his ewes m
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
COX BANKRUPT CASE
SET FOR 18TH

Al nttprno,- rUus agreed. United
states Referee in Bankruptcy John
Wilson has sot Tu,-daN Iuh U.s. W
the date for poCeodIug with th' tih.
ing of testimony va ihe casc al Is n
Coz, bankrupt When uu tho stand
three woek5 ago COS was subjected To-
q grillins cross examination %, Attur.
mes Npill " Fiold which res ~1ipd ia
the disclosure eff testimony rcgartiHE
an allegod plumbing pnul which Cos
claimed existed ia Nlmquorquv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
MANIFEST Girl in Lincoln.

4 Lincoln, Ncb, girl writes, II had
been ailing Tor some ne with chronic
and stomach trouble !
began taking Chamborlaiu's stomach
and Liver Tablets and IN three DAYS
I was able 10 be- up and got hcttcr
right along I am the proudcst girl
In Lincoln 10 find such n good modI.
cine" For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

ttur9
Bella Yes She believes that
matches are made in heaven New
York sun.
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IN
JUNE WAS INCH
ABOVE NORMAL
Weather Bureau Reports That
Delightfully."- Cool Tempera-
lures Were Above Normal
for Territory.

Santa Pc. y VI. Iulv ll Tho local
office ct Tine weather bureau yesterday
yesterday made public the '1.luNins
statement
The month of june. l9ll. averaged
about normal IN temperature and
slightly above normal Ia precipitation
due go good heavy showers rom the
l05th Meridian westward \ general
uchcicncy in precipitation occurrcd
over thc northeast and cas' counties.
also In Santa Pc. southern bona ANA
and central Oloru. elsewhere, and
generally west of tho l05th Meridian.
thcIc Was an excess in prcci pitatlon.
increasing to more than an inch In
Sierra and northern Grant counties
aHd also IN northwest Rio Arfiba
county On the other hand the def.
cheney exceeded AN inch Ia Union aud
eastern san Mi-Uel and thence south.
ward 10 the southern border ShoWcs
periods occurred ON the list. Nth. SIN,
18th TO IAN, iith 10 23rd and 21th 90
3nth. the summer rains generally be.
ginning about tho 1871 or IAN
While The temperature average was
| not Tar from normal marked excess
occurred in Union. southern ColiuN
/ eastern Mora and along the eastern
/ borden tu QUAY county. elsewhere a
general and slight deficiency occurred
3 increasing. however. 90 % marked dell.
cheney IN Nae central Rio Grando VALLEY
and from central bona Ana westward
T tu Arizona, the deficiency pt Lords
burg exceeding 3 degrees daily \
considerable dohoiouct also occurred
along the eastern slope OF the Sansrr
. dc trlHln range from western San
Miguel northeast tu the Colorado Dor
i der Two periods of rather high fem
pcaturC occurred. uc first from th,
/ am to the 10Th. ANA the second. rom
/ tho 22d Go 29fh. the 2jth being scuer
ally The Warmc.t dly ol che month
Only one general cool period occur
we'd II was from the 4 ith to 2lst. with
tho coolest weather of me- month
mostly ON the l1th or lNlh although
many northern stations rcportpd ih,
[ lowest temperature rom che lst JJ
J an
The sunshine of the muuth was dcn
7 ciCut, especially Zoo thc north aud tht
/ west counties. southern counties
/ however bad about normal sunshine
I The average at Santa ~ was 81 pen
cent ul tho total possible, Will. ar
Roswell il was o. per cent The aver
age number ll clear days considering
/ the territory as whole. Was o. part
. ~ cloudy ~ auJ cloudy { The win,
of 'he mouth was moderate and pre-
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The mean temperature as deter.
mined from d." records of ir stations
Eayiue moan altitude oi about 5000
feet. was tN3 degrees. ur ua mellow
normal and 10 degrees below The
moan of June. 1910. The highest
monthly mean was 1aN degrees lt
Carlsbad and the lowest l3I degrees
ar Elldu,.htoWu Tho highest foW-
poraturp recorded was los degrees It
Domiug ON Che gam and 40 Carlsbad
and llundo reservoir ON the 21th while
Carlsbad again recorded nos HugrcoF
on fhp 2Gth Tho lowest Temperature
was 90 degrees 1t EllldbcthruWu ou
.tho th aud i0Ih The creates. Ia.tl
monthly range iu temperature $50. E5
Gogroes aI Alma ana tho least II d.
srecs at Cluudcrlu oud SANTA Fc.
while tbe greatest local daily range
was go degrees ar Alma ON The an
The district Averages we're as fol
lows No Z nouh,ast io1, No. S
CRio Gwuic and pcc0sl CSC. 80 .
| tWcstcrn go degrees
PRECIPITATION.
The average precipitation, drtermiu
od nom the records uf l39 sta ions
Was us inches or 100 inch above
| thc normal. aud rs above Juno. 1910
| Tho great amount ut any station was
! 2 50 inches u tiarNoys Upper Ranch
| and the least bat q trace al ClaN,un
| and Laguna. while hat 00l inch oc
Toured at Vance. Union county the
greatest amount In any n hours vas
/ I 80 inches ~ ROsodalc ON the goth
| The average number of days with 0oi
inch on more precipitation WAS ave
] Tho district Averages We're as follows
/ Nu. {. Loo. No. s. l2l; 80 ., ljI
| Inches
CHARLES r. LINNEl,
Section Director
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Inside keRihv
- will the -
I 1!|
Charley Nhie.

Tracy at Portland. Ore. and lost In
twenty rounds. He was then knocked
out by AL Neal at Frisco In twelve
rounds, and defeated In Massachusetts,
by Hugo Kelly in ten. According to
last %cou Ferns, when he left the
ring, vent back to farming. and &. pre-
sumably. interested in the price II
wheat and corn rather than in we.ter-
weight championships.
Ferns was as eccentric In actions as
he was od1 in appearance. HIS hobby
VAS walking. and. II the time allowed
i. he would prefer to walk the ties to
the scene OF a battle rather than ride
there. Most OF his fights look place in
the West. lie much preferred to battle
there, being afraid OF the East and Of
what Fasteners would say about his
uncouth appearance. Ferns always
kept a detailed record OF his battles,
and woAd walk into a managers ONCE
and pull out his papers to prove who
he was and what he had done. He was
also, like many other lighters. inordi.
nately fond OF seeing his name in print,
and bothered the various editors he
knew nearly to death trying to per-
suade them 70 writ glowing accounts OF
his skill and proves.
In the days OF Smith. Ryan ard Wal.
cot the n~eiterweight class had a dozer
or more good men In E., any one OF
whom could trim tho welto~welghts o'
these latter days And In addition to IN,
American contingent Australia ha<
about i've OF SIX good men. | th!nk IN,
best Of these was the celebrated Geors
/ Iyaugpn
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DausOn Puts on Weiohf.

Dawson was now putting on a little
weight. 50 he was matched with 'Shad-
ow" Maber for what was known as the
lightweight championship OF Australia
al the 1lO- pound limit. Dawson knocked
out Mabcr In eighteen round and
pulled dow a purse OF sl.loV. lie was
AGAIN matched VITA Bursc at lbs pounds
for the championship title. The battle
was fought at sydney and Dawson won
In thlrty-one rounds. This battle estab-
llshed his unduestioncd right to the
title. On April S, 1891, he beat the
great Dummy" Mace at sydney IN
seventeen rounds, defending the cham
polnship successfully and winning a
purse OF $50 pounds. But on Oct. 81 OF
the same year Dawson lost the title 10
Tom Williams In four rounds. Dawson
gave away Ave pounds In weight. The
men fought for a purse OF 300 pounds
and a side bet Of 100. DAWSON chal-
Ienged Williams for . return match
The evening world., 1911-05-08

gefy handsOmt4 ni mas.
size , Inth continuous
roots ana seven in,h 81.
leB, Al oTnl Win
arg. lusk4 ant strongly
Ioinsi Best lacqurt
81 her satin ~ bright in
.tb
rrf' ssffnH snf ref
rom ufu.fufr 'u tu
ssuy ltslr lnl pu.iti
~
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Dawson and Ryan boxed six rounds at
Chicago. In which Ryan carried of the
honors. Dawson had several other big
battles after this, hut he never won n
title In America. lie was undoubtedly
the clevcreSt boxer and gamest tighter
thai Australia ever sent US. Dawson
taught Fitzs'mmons much ~ tho ring
tactics that Lanky Bob knows. and for
a while handled F~itzsimmons. Dawson
Is now boxing instructor at tho Chi
cago Athletic Association.
The next chapter will deal with the
runncra-up.
The evening world., 1911-05-08

but tho new title holder went TO Eng
land before a match could be arranged.
and from there came over to the United
states and lost the welterHclght cham
picnship to Mysterious" Bil!y Gm'th at
Coney Island.
In 1895 Dawson came over TO San
Francisco. Ills first nght was with
Billy Gallagher for a purse OF $3.50 at
the California Athletic Club. Dawson
won with a Knockout in forty-two
rounds. on July &c OF the same year.
before the same club. Dawson Knocked
out Danny Needham In twenty-nine
rounds, winning 5000, which, was the
The evening world., 1911-05-08
gerrs Beaf, SmLlh on q foul

Jfsaf.rF fNsf f.ts s.. |..N.s 4
t.
'"
f'
y re 'HH elff 600 Ir'
B.Nhf DI..s .HHs.. 10
issf fl. fHaFf
go lHssI .ftTf HHUs Dol 20 coo
sHt ~ lf'J FHl'H %
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Dawson's victory we're disslpated when
he Knocked out Hugaie Napier In three
rounus. snt'nS IuI " parse VI - pJuiius
and a side bet.
In 1859 Dawson fought his first battle
with the famous DICK Burge, known a.
Iron Bark Dick" This also was for
g pounds and - side bet, and for tina;
small sum the two men batt,cd for
thIrty-n,nc rounds. lEa wson broke his
hand ON Burge's head u the fight was
declared n draw.
Dawson retired for a year In order
to let his hand heal. AMI then came
back to the ring TO meet Buige
again. The men fought for a purse OF
100 pounds II a side bet at sydney.
After a terrific battle lasting fifty
rounds the contest was Aaln declared
a dra ".
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biggest amount Of money he had ever
Won by a light. On Dec. s he knocked
out Doc O'Conncll OF Boston before the
California Athletic Club. putting over
the sleep punch I'm the twentieth round
and gathering IN n purse OF 5000. Then
n 5000 purse. the largest that had ever
been onere1 for a weltcrwe!ght fight.
was hun up for a match between
Dawson and Tommy Ryan. This match
was to he held In New orleans, but on
the day OF the hzht Ryan failed to
show up. He later explained his non
appearance by saying that he had ton
s!litis and was unable to night. Later
The evening world., 1911-05-08
According to White, Rube Ferns
Almost Literally Walked His
Way Into the WeIteTweignt
Championship. Which He Won
from Matty Matthews.
NO. 26-RUBE FERNS.
The Woikin0 Eiohfer.

CDpyrlght, 1871, nv TIE preS Publishing GO.
rThe New York World.
TIN FERNS. better known as tho
kansas Rube." was born at Pitts
J burg. Pa. on an. -. 1874. Why he
should have been called the kansas
RUDE" rather than the Pennsylvania
!fabe' Is not clear, FOR he lived In
pennsylvania all during his boyhood.
During hls entire ngHting career. he
Shs always a big. numbering farmland
a appeardn q. even In the ring WAan
no vas a y).;h he licked all pugi..sts
his own locality. and ~neighDortns
mes also. Desiring more worlds -
,cnquer. no started on foot through
Pennsylvania. picking up a fight wher-
ever he could get one.
Sporting men and hgh had
great fun in joshlng the long. lanky
tayseed. and usually ended up by tell
lng him TO come around again. Ferns
Always came around again and sue
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INTEREST IN BOXING ON
WANE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2-Interest
In the boxing game In this city IL on
the vlne with the advent Of real base
ball weather. The clubsh have scheduled
thc,r regular weekly shows for this
week. Brly Berger OF Pittsburg and
Sailor Jim Calvin are paired at the
American A. G., tonight. AZ tho
Douylss Tuesday night Wllfle Gibbs OF