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Arizona republican., 1911-07-01

DIR. II o. RAMSEY. Veterinarian. Of
flee corner First avenue and Jefferson
Street. Phone BlacH 9001. Overland
1906; residence $50 n. Center, Red 1921,
Overland 1857.
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FOR ssLE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-4O acre alfalfa ranch.
? miles north of Five Points on Black
CANYON road Call oI see w. :. Dor
man. Mesa, Arizona
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-Phoenix residence in ex-
change for good oklahoma income
property. 16 South Ninth Ave 10
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FOR RENT-lANDS.
EOR RENT.

Six acres. lh miles from postOffice
on Tempe road; good room house
fine shade, bearing fruit trees. ideal
place for chickens; would lease to right
party.
MESSNER & JACOBS,
aye w. Adams. Overland Phone 1121.
II
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS


LIGHTNING DELIVERY TRANS
FER AND STORAGE CO.-Hauling
and furniture moving. Sand and
gravel. Pianos boxed and stored. II
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-MOTOR
CYCLE IN GOOD CONDITION,
WILL KEEP IN REPAIR AND PAY
LIBERAL FOR USE. ADDRESS,
BOX E-R-P, CARE REPUBLICAN,.
tf
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHEo ROOMS.

THE COOLEST ROOMS in town
at summer rates. Strictly modern
The Woodford Hotel. If
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WALL PAPER, Paints and Var
nishes. Alabastine. Brushes. etc, etc.
Have our man call and give you esti-
mate on decorating. All work guar
anteed. Doris Heyman Furniture Co.
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COMFORTABLY furnished front
room. S12. Call after p. m. or on
Sunday, 332 North First Ave I'd
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-Ice cream business;
Points: cheap. I'd
FOR SALE candy stores En-
quire at IA f. Washington ST q
FOR SALE-Bakery, good oven.
complete outfit, wagons. horses. etc
Wholesale and retail business in live
mining camp. population 1000 and
increasing daily. Great opportunity
for an enterprising business man. Ad-
dress Box IS, Ray. Arizona. m
A BARGAIN-For prompt action,
small block Arizona Finance stock CAR
iona Fire Insurance Coz for sale at
sacrifice; owner compelled to sell TO
meet pressing obligations. Address p.
.. box "a. Phoenix
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FOR RENT-A furnished front
room connected with bath 358 North
Fifth Ave. b
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WANTED HElp-MALE.

WANTED-EXperienc ranch hand.
no other need apply. F. f. Felch. y
mile west of Indian School. z
WISH TO correspond with reliable
married man who thoroughly under
stands the care of windmills and milk
cows. Mrs. II. Il. Steward, Oracle,
AriZ N
WANTED men and boys in Los
Angeles. Small pay but can learn
trade of automobiles, electricity,
plumbing. bricklaying on actual con-
tract jobs. 300 students last year.
Catalogue free. United Trade School
Contracting Co, Los Angeles. S-b
POSITIVELY no expense TO learn
trade and no apprentice or helpers re-
quired. Actual work on contract jobs
Electricity. automobiles. plumbing,
bricklaying. 300 students last year.
Write to United Trade School Contract
ing Co, Los Angeles 7-b
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PERSONALS.

WANTED-TO know the where
abouts Of Mrs. L. l. Henderson; mat
ter Of Importance. Leave address at
Republican office. b
MATRIMONIAL NEWS. Berlin :
and 303 5th Ave, New York. Estab-
lished 1888, F. PodsZuZ. Editor. 1t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR RE\T-Piano Fine toned
Mason K Hamlin. Cheap. r. f. Kali
fuS, II w Adams d
WANTED-Well drilling-Any one
wanting a well drilled can have it
done Immediately by calling on d. H
Burtis for particulars Phones. over
land 344: Con. Main "a, or address
F. j. Jones, 1873 y. First Ave. Phoe-
nix If
IF YOU WANT to eat like you do at
home go to Mothers Kitchen. corner OF
Second Ave. and Monroe. Meals 35c
Tn
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FOR RENT-Nice cool front room.
with bath. 444 f. Adams. q
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FOR RENT-HOUSES,


FOR RENT-3-room brick. bath
and gas, $500. Inquire 80 +. Adams
FOR RENT-Five-room brick. good
shade. Apply Gl3 South Third St K
FOR RENT-Good three-room house
81 per month. 1905 F. jefferson. @
WILL RENT YOU a 3 room cottage
furnished SO. room cottage unfur-
nished IS. room brick furnished s25.
room frame unfurnished SIS. Nice
shade. good neighborhood. Jos. John
ston. 1923 N End St If
FOR RENT large new houses
convenient to car. Low rate by year
If taken now. Burroughs. II West
Adams St. ~
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1e-AcRE RANCH IN ALFALFA,
CLOSE IN. YOUR OWN TERMS.
BURROUGHS,
81 w. ADAMS ST. II
KENILWoRTH PLACE.

Rest buy in city OF Phoenix FOR a
home. Building restrictions $4,000. In
suring best class OF residences. Street
car service. cement sidewalk, graveled
roads, city water, gas. electricity.
Lots 7Ox145 #. 5000. Easy payments.
10 per cent discount to purchasers
building within 80 days. For sale by
real estate dealers.
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WANTED-Young girl To take care
Of child years old and help with
Homework. Call afternoon at So
First St b
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keeping rooms. outside sleeping 1913
S Third ST.
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BARGAINS

BARGAINS
Lot with fine shade, near Lii
nary 5UU.UU
Two lots and house in the
northwest part Of city. Easy
terms ..--..-...---..... .Sl35OOO
Nine lots, east face on car
VALLEY REALTY & TRUST CO.,
"a WEST ADAMS ST.
II
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FOR SALE-A splendid business To-
cation on n. First Ave
We have for a short while, small
acreage for subdivision, close to town
and desirably located II will pay you
TO look into this proposition.
We also have a good business propo-
sition which it will be to your advant-
age to inquire about and which will
pay you good money on the investment.
Call and ask particulars regarding
these three bargains in real estate.
ELLIOT EVANS co.
Is z. Adams St II
BEST BUY IN TOWN, EVER
GREEN HEIGHTS LOTS, EASY
PAYMENTS. BURROUGHS, IA w.
ADAMS ST. OWNER
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WANTED-A woman as house
keeper. three in family. light work.
Apply To Ed Graham. 8 d
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$500. FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS
A HOME

a HOME.
We will sell an East Evergreen lot,
i70X190. cement walks are laid; no spec
ulating allowed, buyer must build; rea-
sonable time given or we viii assist
$500 down and $50 per month will put
you in your own home. lot included
Arizona republican., 1911-07-01
WANTED HElP-MAlE AND
FEMALE

WANTED-Male and female solic
itors. $500 per day. Call room 10
New Dennis rooming house. d
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DIR. w S. LOWE, Veterinarian
Office II n. LIST Ave. Office phone.
Red 1891. Res. phone. County A. .
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WANTED HELP-EEMALE.

WANTED-Girl of II y airs to stay
with girl Of six from s to 6 every
day Gail Sunday. 33S f. Monroe st.
d
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FOR SALE candy stores. En-
quire at IA f. Washington St. d
Arizona republican., 1911-07-01

ROOM, screen room and board in
private family. No sick accommo-
dated. $50 South Third Ave. Tel
Black S54l &
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l212 ACRES, WITH OR WITHOUT A
HOUSE. $3.50 DOWN AND s25 PER
MONTH

Get something close TO town Have
your own cow and chickens. Make
your money work. Come in and talk it
over
The evening world., 1911-09-07

to England. There I'll either race or
sell them. England, with its great love
for good horse flesh. won't see such
horses as Nv tried to sell here this
afternoon be sold at one-half their
value"
When asked what he would do nov
that he had found the American horse
men un willing to buy Us great racing
string. Hildreth says:
Just as I told you yesterday. The
time viii come when racing will be re-
sumed here, but I'm not going TO await
that time. My wife and myself will
leave for an extended stay In Europe
just AZ soon as I make the necessary
arrangements for shipping my stable
abroad. The four horses bought by
Hines and the prices which he paid were
as follows: Royal Meteor. $500: Resti-
gouche. 1850: Puggins. $500, and Hamp-
ton Court. &, 400.
Among the most prominent horsse men
present were: Phil Dwyer. Mayor
Granger, Louisville. Ky: Thomas Mona
han, a. Daingerfeld. secretary of the
Jockey Club: Dave Gideon. Charles Lit
tlefield, Jack McGinnis, Robert Walden,
Jack Bennett. Whitley Langdon, snapper
Garrison. Jimmy Mclaughlin, julius
Bauer, Frank Clark, Billy DeBois.
Charles Fox and Elliott Cowden.
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In my life ! felt my shoulders touch
the mat. II was n terrible sensation.
The second bout Gotch went after
the bad knee at once. We went down
n ! tried to pull the bad leg into
a safe position. Gotch drew his hand
up and struck me a terrible blow ON
the knee. ! thought II was dlslocated
again. ] almost shrieked. The pain
was terrible. Twice more he struck
the Knee ana then caught a grin and
twisted It. ! was FAINT with the pain.
] rolled over until my shoulders touched
tho mat
~ was hard luck-after months OF
training made a proposition to
Cote Nnen 1t was over. I'll come back
and meet YOU again I said. IN nut
up S,"H. II YOU defeat mo you take
the S,eh' and the gate receipts. II can
he In public or private. II defeat you
! take nothing Gotch accepted i'm
mediately. He gave me his word. He
SAID: III meet o In two months.
mo, ] said, In two months my knee viii
still be weak II viii he bad FOR six
months at least. AS soon as II Is well
] Will come back I promise ri come
! YOU then said Gotch. So I will come
back, and Curley will make the match
Hackenschmidt stripped to show his
Injured knee. The removal OF the tlgh,
rubber bandages disclosed a knee still
! swollen 10 nearly twice the size OF the
other. and undoubtedly ~sc-!ously Injured
This morning the Russian Lion SAILED
for Europe.
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Club Officials
To Insist That
White Referee

Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman, are to
meet tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
Metropole to arrange the details OF
their coming match at Madison Square
Garden. The date has been definitely
decided ~upon-Friday evening. Sept. is
and the men have agreed upon terms.
There are other matters. however. that
are yet to be arranged, such as the
wearing of bandages. posting of for
felts and the selection OF the referee.
The latter question will probably cause
a hitch. as the Colorado scrapper has
decided views on this matter. The club
officials will, however. probably insist
upon Charlie White being the third man
In the ring.
The evening world., 1911-09-07
H|LLTOPS SLAM
J0HNS0N'S CURVES
BATTING

WASHINGTON. Sept. THE Ma
tionals were primed as hnc as adde's
for their last encounter Of the season
against the Highlanders. with Walter
johnson pitching, the home team e1-
pected to win in a walk. 1t was up to
WARRIOR TO keep the Nationals from
scoring In order to hold the game safe.
a typical hot midsummer Washington
day that takes the life out Of players
from a northerly climate was just to
the liking Of the home players to-day.
Neither side scored In the first inning.
but in the second the H~ighlanders GOT
two runs on good clean hitting. Hart
zell singled to left. Gardner went out,
hut Knight sent one over the right field
fence for a home run. sending Hartzell
home ahead Of him. Blair tripled 10
centre. WARRIOR hit to Elberfeld and
Blair was thrown out at the plate.
WARRIOR then went out stealing.
The home crew scored a run in their
half Of the third. After one out John
son tripled to the centre field fence.
Milan flied to Caldwell and johnson
scored. Schaefer doubled to right. but
Elberfeld was easy. Hartzell to Chase.
Not a man reached first for the Sena-
tors In their half. and the H~ighlanders
did the same thing In the third.
Not a man reached first for the New
Workers In the fourth. Hartzell going
out. Mcbride to Schaefer. Gardner n.y.
ing to Walker and knight tanning.
After one out in the last OF the fourth
Walker walked. but a fast double play
retired the sides.
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GOLFERS WIN y.
FROM HARVARD ON
BALTUSROL LINKS:
Yale Players Take All Three
FourSomes in Intercollegi-
ate Tournament.

iSrcciai TO The Evening WORLDLY
BALTtSRCL COLE CLUB, sHOKIF
HILLS. ~. J., Sept. 7.-Harvard ana
Yale teed up to-day at the Baltusrol
course In the final contest OF the annual
team championship OF the Intercoi-
leglste Golf Association. Yale was q
two TO one favorite. and at that CrimA
son money was hard to get. The play
as or previous days was foursomes ~
the morning and singles after ~luncheoae
qualifying round for the individuad
championship was run on Simultaneous
~ with the singles for the competing
cams. while the Princeton, willIams.
Columbia and University of Penna can
didstes made . special round. Harry
Hepburn was the only representative
from tho Keystone institution.
The Intercollegiate Association hSo4
its annual meeting last night n chose
these officers: j. d. Standish st., WILL
Jams. President; q. c. Stanley. YAla.
Secretary. and ]. N. Stearns r.. Prince
ton, Treasurer. II was voted TO hoA Q
tournament at Ekwanok on . date -
be settled later.
The lineup for the foursomes brou0h@
Sargent and Booth. Harvard. against
Lee and Jennings. Yale, M latter VIM
ming by & UP and 8 to 20. Ice holds
the Michigan State title and Jennings
that Of Vermont. The feature was Jen-
ninEs's long puts On the seventh no
got down at IS feet for a 4, on the thir~
tenth at 20 feet for a 2 and at the nf-
tenth at IS feet for a T. Sargent and
Bcoth we're 50 out. but could not stand
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Pat Conway May
Get Position on
Boxing Board

There are rumors OF all sorts going
the rounds regarding the boxing game
as now coSiuc,ed In the State. one Of
the most persistent being that Pat }.
Conway, President OF the Irlsh-Amer'-
can A. A.. Is likely to be named by
Gov. Dix to succeed James T.. sullivan
on the Boxing Commission. When
asked II he would accept the job II II
we're offered him. Conway declared In
the affirmative.
II is reported that Charlie Harvey.
the secretary OF the commission. will be
a storm centre within the next few
days because OF the fact that he Is al
legged to have been a member of the
Madison Square Athletic Gu up to the
time that the Brown Wells contst
which started all the present coitro-
yersv. was held.
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H|LDRETH CALLS
OFF SALE WHEN
BIDS ARE SMALL
Horseman, Disguised at
Sheepshead, Says He Will
Take String to England.

SHEEPSIIEAD BAY. y. Y. Sept. L.
After four superb horses had been
knocked down to trainer John Hines
at the sale OF Sam Hildreth's string Of
here to-day the owner jumped
into the auct,oneer's box IND declared
the sale off. He expressed surprise at
tho poor bidding done and announced
to the crowd that he could not stand
seeing the horses In which he had cen-
tired his affections being given away.
The immense crowd thta had gath
cred In the paddock with the cxpecta-
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Giants Only Two and a Half
Full Games Ahead of Cubs.

The race for the pennant In the
National League now begins In
real earnest. Tie Giants are still
in tho lead. but the Cubs have
cut It down another half game.
There are only two and a half
fun games separating the two
teams. and 40 the Chicago boys
have two games scheduled against
the Reds this afternoon while the
locals only play one against the
Dodgers. they have a grand
chance to still further lessen the
gap. The Pirates are hve and
a half full games behind the New
Workers. The Phillies and the
Cardinals. who some ive or six
weeks ago looked I o be contenders
in the race to the finish. are hope
lessly out Of It. The former are
eleven full games in the ear
while the latter are thirteen and
a half full games to the bad.
The evening world., 1911-09-07

I@N the last day Curley. my man
ager, said George, you must
try your best for my sake
Curley had been very kind TO me. I
said ! would 20 on n do what |
could, but all bets must be called on
b. tho referee. on Monday We went
into the ring, | could only &c up the
steps by taking " steps up with
my right foot, following with the left,
The pictures will show 1t. Dr Nc
Namara had bandagcd my leg well with
rubber and surgeons plaster. l wore
tights to cover the ~bandages. but
Gotch knew u my injury knew he
could beat me, | could only try my best.
lie will throw me in one minute. / said
10 Curley.
But before we began I waited In my
corner until the referee called all bets
OF. | never would have gone on without
that. At least | would protect those who
believed In me.
That match was terrible! ] could not
pull my leg back quickly without throw
ing the knee out, Gotch reached for
II. At last he caught my leg. We went
down. Three times ! struggled to my
feet. On my knees i was helpless
Then he threw me, ! WI never for
get that moment. For ne hrst time
The evening world., 1911-09-07
Matches Arranged.

Johnny Dundee and Kid Ghetto
will come together in a ~ten-round
bout at the Fairmont A. C. on Sat-
urday night.
Jim Maher. the Irish heavyweight,
and Soldier Delaney will battle for
ten rounds at the Sharkey A. c. on
saturday night.
Tommy Houck OF Philadelphia and
Willie Jones will meet In a return
ten-round bout Mt the Olympic A. c.
OF Harlem on next Monday night.
The evening world., 1911-09-07
GIANTS STARTED
WITH GOOD LEAD
BATTING ORDER.


Eason. Attendance. 5000.
Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY
POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK. Sept.
The Giants set 5000 fans wild with
delight this afternoon when they
Jumped on the Superbas like a ton Of
bricks right at the jump OF the open
ing game OF the series n hammered
Cy Barger for two runs IN the first
inning.
McGraw WAS determined to put forth
hds strongest ard IN this game and
Marty went to the box for the Giants.
The big fellow got away to an easy
start and Brooklyn was retired In quick
order. Daubert got a single after one
was out. but died stealing second and
Wheat popped out to Herzog. It looked
a little gloomy for the Giants at the
start, but they suddenly rallied and cut
loose like a cyclone. After Devore and
Doyle had gone out. Snodgrass got a
base o n balls and made a clean steal Of
second. Murray smashed a beautiful
drive into left for a single, scoring
ST. odgrass. and took second on the
throw to the plate. Merkle then sent
a drive crashing against the r!ght-feld
wall for three ba SEES and Murray scored.
Herzog got a base on balls, but when
he and Merkle attempted n double steal
the latter was nailed at the plate.
Not a man on either sides reached
first in the second inning and the game
went along at a rapid gait.
For Brooklyn, Smith and Humphrey
were easy. hut 1t took a wonderful rum
ming catch by Devore 20 keep Hummel' =
long drive from going for a three bag
ger.
In New York's half Fletcher. Meyers
and Mathewson all died easy.
In the third inning Mathcwson re-
tired the Trolley Dodgers on five pitched
balls. Collson striking out, and Bergen
and Barger rolling out to the infeld.
After two were out In the last half
OF the third. S~nodgrass again got a
base on balls. but this time he was
nailed stealing second.
In the fourth inning Daubert again
tapped Matty for a hit. but there was
one out at the time. and Wheat struck
out and Smith popped TO Fletcher.
The evening world., 1911-09-07

secret. with no spectators. On the day
before the match / tried to wrestle. l
could not.
1T was impossible to use my left leg
either standing or on the mat. ! said
that the match must be called OFF, Sun
they told me that Gotch would call II
or at the last moment. They said ]
could beat him. that AT least ] could not
draw out now when so much money had
been put out In expenses. and that l
should not lose my own 5000 forfeit.
| asked many responsible people what
they thought. All said ! must 80 on and
do my best.
The evening world., 1911-09-07

gerald, the husky Quaker City fighter. for SIX
rounds before the newly organized AIonitau A. 4.
Of Philadelphia, Mcmahon made a creditse.e
showing in his two bouts in this city, and hs
manager, Jimmy Dime, saws that he will be a
wonder in another six months,
jess and Eddie McNiahon, managers OF tn.
lease on Manhattan Casino at one Hundred and
'n,erd to bring off big bouts. The Mcmahon boys
have held fights before al this big hall. The
club which will he known as the Empire A. L.
will hold its first show the first Monday ~
October. After the club gets going the Olympic
Club bouts will BE- held on SATURDAY nights.
Monte Attell. brother Of Abe Attell, the cham
pion, has t-cn matched to meet Tommy Dixon,
IN, Kansas City FIGHTER, In the firt OF the sene,
OF featherweight scraps which the West Side a. 4.
OF New ORLEANS has arranged for the future. The
boys will meet IN 4 twenty round bout on Mon.
dAy evening. Sept, IL.
Jack Britton. the Chicago lightweight, Who
went 10 California s-eral weeks ago In seirh
OF fights. will make his lebut in a bout OFT
there tomorrow night. lie will meet Jerry
Murphy, the san Francisco light weight, in ne
main bout at a show TO he held in Frisco, The
bout will be only for four rounds, II being the
main go of a number OF other trouts OF 'NC
zane distance.
The evening world., 1911-09-07

There arc siy games to he played with the
Bostons and the B~rooklyns before the Giants start
on their Western trip and a bunch Of these must
be won 10 give New York a lead large enough TO
hold them when they step into the West. Nc
n'nw. iiglrs that II he can get q fire-game lead
b. neat TUESDAY night that he will get an even
break In the West and still win the remnant
The evening world., 1911-09-07
SnylOr OutcIasse. UrocI.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 6.-Noung
Saylor OF indianapolis outclassed Phil
Brock of Cleveland IN their ten-round
bout before the Indianapolis Athletic
club. Brock failed to get an even break
In any OF tie rounds. Matt Brock,
also OF Cleveland, hoxe. ten fast rounds
To "A draw with Johnny Greeley OF
Brooklyn In the prelimlnaries.
The evening world., 1911-09-07
BASEBALL WAR, JUST TALK.

CHICAGO. Sept. danger Of . baseA
BAH war evaporWted to-day when ehA
American Association. meeting here.
withdrew the petition Of Aug. l demasAS.
Ing new drafting rules and prices.
The evening world., 1911-09-07
BY John POLLOCK.

YIM SMITH. the rugged and game
fighter of Westchester, was no
match for Dan "Porky" Flynn. the
elongated heavyweight OF Boston. In
their ten-round bou at the Fairmont
A.. c. stag. Flynn having a lead over
him In eight of the round and also ad-
min!stering enough punishment to stop
many a fighter. Flynn had every ad-
vantage in his favor. being taller by
several inches, had a longer reach and
outwelghed Smith easily by twenty-five
pounds.
In the first round Smith showed up
we'll and managed to have he better
OF tho milling as a result OF his heavy
wallops to Porky's body and face. Az
ter that Flynn cut loose. and with stin
jabs to the face and powerful swings to
the Jaw, stomach and kidneys he soon
had Smith In a bad way. Despite the
punishment he was receiving, Smith
kept rushing. swinging with both hands,
with the hope OF getting home a blow
to the big lighters Jaw that would end
the contest.
The evening world., 1911-09-07
Jim Smith Takes Beating
From Flynn in 10 Rounds
BOXING STAG TONIGHT.

At the National Sporting Club Pal
Moore of Philadelphia and Tommy
Murphy will clash in the main bout
OF ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-09-07

who has fought Jack Twin" sullivan, sam Nj.
Ney. Kid McCoy. jim, Barn and other good men.
has decided TO try hi, hand al the fighting game
again. lie Ia now under the management Of
FIcd Gnlndy, manager Of tIhe National 4. {. Of
Stewart met Al kCrns, the navy
champion. 90 a ten round bout at Port JEWS.
\. ~. a few nights aso and knocked him out in
the sixth round,
The evening world., 1911-09-07

Johnny KirhAne. the fast little fighter Of Cleye.
land Who sitauy a surprise by knocking out Joe
Rivers, the much heralded Mexican eight,
in A battle at Vernon, Cal, ON Mondal afternoon,
has just been mstchd TO meet Frankie conley,
ruund bout before the Pacific A. G. OF Vernon,
,al ON sent. 30.
The evening world., 1911-09-07

Tom McNishon, who was 'sterh to rs IN.
,.,ln 10 Erllay night. He will meei Lack Ti,-
The evening world., 1911-09-07

Baseball. Polo Grounds, To- Morrow $50