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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
Montana.

FOR sALE-Bitter Root Valley so acres
tine Huit ihho' ola water right. best see-
uon of The valley; fine proposition Tor Sub.
olNsloni LGE buildings, easy ISrma. Al,
dress owner. b. " lewis. SIsN snsVII.~
ASnI--
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Colorado.

NoRTHEASTERN Colorado wheat lAndA
n25o 20 as per acre. A few improved
farms 80 70 IS Write J. b. ReinhardL
Sterling. Colo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

I6O-ACRE best irrigated farm. Colorado;
finely improved. new ten-room dwelling,
barn; potato cellar holds 10 carloads; 80
A. wheat 80 A. alfalfa; no waste land;
every loot under old water right; have
north OF Denver. ten south OF Greeley.
c. A. Gregory. 409 Mack blSG.. Denver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09
Wyoming.

WYOMING farm and stock ranch i'm
proved, fenced. we'll watered, go acres.
Write owner. Andrew Wilson. Parker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

SEND for a list OF our fine improved
southern Minnesota lands; We have hun
dreds of pleased customers. {. E. Brown
Land Co, Offices, Aadeiia and New Rich
land MINI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-09

WANTED-By a young couple, one or
tWo nice furnished rooms with bath and
BOARD Can give best OF references. Ad-
dress z ia, Bee.
The best treat for wife and baby IL q
Ilsh OF DalEells ice cream II Mrs. c.
Johnson $50 Jeavenworth St, will come
70 The Bee office within three DAYS we will
tine ice cream free.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
This New Giant Hunts
Bears With Bare Hands

state OF Arkansas one spring and
while near TeXarkana saw some boys
playing baseball. The idea appealed 20
him strongly and he was invited to
take a hand. lie could throw the ball
with such terrific speed that he was
the wonder OF the village. He took the
ami within two more years was play
Ing professional ball.
Spring training annoys Tesreau con-
slderahly, as Il intcrferes with his an
nual campaign against tho bears. He
had rather track a bruin to Its lair
than to win n dozen sernes against
minor league teams.
Tesreau Is iust twenty-three years
old AMI his actions and emperament
are those OF an vergrown hoy. The
other night while asleep on the train
ne was hit in the face with a wad OF
wet paper and without losing his tenn
per he calmly arose and threw a suit
case across the train AZ arthur Fletch-
err and copied him, 1t is lucky there
WASH a trunk handy. He was mis-
taken In his man, however, as II was
WlT'se who threw the paper, and since
chat time he cannot do too muoh FOR
Fletcher.
Toward tho nnish OF the game be
tween the Giants and the Phillies on
Thursday Tesreau was warmed up end
rCady to 20 in, but at the Inst moment
NcGraw held him Off sayinT that hc
wanted TO let him go a fun Ave or six
innings when he started.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Comes to Tom,
But No HurrahS Greet
Great Fighter of Old.

care OF himself. despite tho fact that
he lost the championship to Jack Johp-
son.
Hello. JEFF. old pal!' shouted Bob
Vernon as JEFF came down the platform.
remark was overheard By one
or the station employees who spread the
news OF Jeffries's arrival so quickly
that IN less than ive minutes a crowd
OF newsboys and trainmen had sur
rounded the big fighter.
'Geet Va away from here. quick
shouted Jeffries TO Vernon. wishing TO
avoid the crowd. In q few minutes
Vernon had engaged a taxicab which
all hands piled into and were at once
driven TO the Hotel Albany. where JET
fries will stop until May 4 when he will
sail with his wife and Ripper for Ger
many. where he intends to remaln for
several months.
"TIav You anything 70 say In regard
10 you battle with Johnson" asked an
Evening World reporter.
Nothing" replied JEFF. only that I
am through with the fighting game for
ever and intend TO take lie easy for
the remainder OF my days"
To further questions asked q. Jeyries
regarding tho famous battle he merely
asked 10 be excused. saying that he did
not like to be reminded OF the contest
which has so often caused him hear
ache.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
|. A. A. G. Trainer Believes Stu
dents Should Be Compelled
to Take Athletics Course.

49, HAVE alvays theusat n would
b . FOOD idea for the coltsges
TO encourage certain branches Of
athietios that would tend to make their
students proficient athlsticslly." says
Coach Lawson Robertson Of the Irish
American A. c.
To-day there u too much spsoiaiisa-
zion In sthlsttcA. OF that there 10 no
doubt. In the colleges there are some
men who are making good show1ngs in
certain events. but II 10 . rare thing
TO see one Of them who 10 . good ALL
around athlete.
For instance take . college with an
attendance Of two thousand students.
fairly wellf I doubt that over three
hundred OF them would be able to keep
above water even In q case Of absolute
necessity.
There are certain branches Of ath-
lstios at which every man should be
more or less proficient. Swimming,
running. boxing. wrestling. jumping,
weight-liftins and gymnastlcs are all
not only useful. but I might say mecca
sary. Every man should hAvs . fair
knowledge OF these branches Of ath-
letics. and I believe that q course In
all OF them should be compulsory In all
Of our colleges.
1T would be only q matter OF . few
wears when the whole American nation
would be greatly benefited II such u
proposition were carried through In IN.
colleges, rs Just al necessary that our
Young men be developed physically %
It is that their mental development be
looked after.
i've known college men who could
run a good mile. but | venture to say
that some OF them wouldn't be able to
carry o scuttle OF coal UP a Night OF
stairs. 1t Is practically the same with
other men who Specialize AZ the sprints
and other events; they're good at one
athletic stunt only"
Robertson says that a plan might he
formulated by which the men In the
colleges would put In a certain length
of time at running on one day. a days
rest. and they could put in \ period a,
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Big Tesreau One Of the Most
Picturesque Figures in
National Game.

nth a bear hunter on the trail
M the Giants ought TO lind the
task o. ~cornering the Cubs All
easier undertaking than usual. We have
with us this season a s~!x-foot Giant
tho w,lds Of the Ozark Mountains
who can grab a cub and choke him 10
death single handed. The word can
Is used advised. FOR Big Jett, Tesreau
HAS done It repeatedly. In his modest
little home IN the Ozarhs there are
enough bear pelts hanging around tho
walls and stretched out on tho floor to
make a New York millionaire euro
seeker jealous.
This giant Of the Ozarks f. ore o' the
most pictureslu characters IN the ma
tional game, and presen. indications
are that after the hrst month OF service
q tho bench he win take q regular turn
in the box and pit hts brute strength
against he cunning ~ tho old-t,me
strategists WHO rave kept the game
hummlng for wears.
Big JEFF" as the players call this
giant sri2aly hunter, was IN the lime
light for a long time as the waite
Mans Hope" hut no didn't take kindly
TO the idea OF fighting Jack johnson or
anybody else, and was quite content to
ktN u l'' ~ ANA'Ad4 PlA'lfF pl llf
New York Giants. with a regular salary
coming IN twice a month.
Tesreau Is six feet ara four inches
tall and weighs 200 pounds when drawn
down TO muscle and bone. lie can
throw a ball with terrific speed. and the
only thing that has kept him on tho
big clrcu,. for several years been
MS inability to develop a curve ball
with the proper kink TO It. lie has
what Is known as O. "round-house
curve" and the ball does not break
sharply enough to suit McGraw, VIII
bert Robinson was assigned the Job OF
helping resreau develop Il klrlty curve,
and he says that the big fellow is get
ting It better every day, This grizzly
hunter has control, and that's a big
point IN his favor. He avs that when
a boy In tho oaarks he could knock a
squirrel out OF q high pine with a round
stone and that he could hurl an apple
a. far a. any boy In the mountains.
He went down In the valley u the
The evening world., 1911-04-22
High School Youngsters Have
Strong Teams to Battle
for First HonorS.
-o.pAY will be another busy 4,

TODAY will - another busy day
for tho local hish N prep.
school mines and their followers.
Beside tho start OF the annual Pubic
schools Athletic League tournament.
which takes place this afternoon, nine
other important games are on the card.
Commercial High OF Brooklyn, the team
that is picked by many OF tho schol-
asuc fans 20 win the title again, Will
open the tournament against Erasmus
Han High at Commercial Field.
The Albany Avenue representatives are figured
as the winners a todly's game. a. the lie Watt
Clinton beat Erasmus 4 10 & aud Commercial
defeated Clinton by the score OF II 10 1,
10 S follows; Commercial Williams (cap-
tAinl third base: Bailey. shortstop; Stern.
NldtY. rshtleld: simpson. ltitt.eld; fslou,
second bas; Gersop, gr0c1 or schNAb, pitcher.
L~Tssmus-BBan, oentretield; Oolysr, rightheld
AoEeL oenI.fi.d HeEns... le,.-!a; n....s,
,hoHstop: Austin. third base. Gsilaghtr. seeond
st.,i steiberssf. fist base; Heaslp. catchor
bsshsss a nsweG9msS into the lls.sus viii Do
ads are fairly strong, and .shgud put. up al
iniu0tns fight Nolan. Kolb. Quinlsn and
Ksl say all SOD wieldsp OF the willow and
sho.ih give Walker Budden's bunch some trouble.
Ns~tovn high. the team. that fbas been golns
Of sueh . fast chp. IL schedub$ ~ met Far
The evening world., 1911-04-22
and Murphy
Haze Been Matched to
Swap BlOwS May II

; = Moore. tive clever QUAKER Gu, Lightweight,
'nd Tommy Maipn''. The sturdy ard hard hitung
sitter ui 'hHs city. Han Pollok. manager Of
me Tvcntie.I Century a.. e., completed arrange
mcn;s With the managers o. the lighters for
.ltn TO hattie FOR len rounds a. the merit stas
o! the club on April -.
.,salcr Ru,le. vic. defeated Tom Mcliahcn, the
rI1tt,bl'g hearcat. al the opening stag II the
lN"ntietl tenturS A. C.. vas matched inme-
dia'rlv after the bout 20 meet Im Smith ~ West
chester ~ a ten round ncut az the Olympic \.
OF Harlem on Monday evening. May I. Burke
has won three fights In a row and Improves in
every boat.
Joe .Cos,er. ~. Brooklyn fentL.-ueght. Ard
Patsy Kline - Newark will h. the principals in
iNc man bout OF ten rounds ~ the net, stag -
the NhirNlnl \. e.. ii brooklyn on Thuri,y
n.Jit. This VIII be tie first contest thar hpt
toys have fought in some time. az they have been
On the SICK list for several weeks.
Three bo,ing stage will take rlacs to-uigt,.
~ the Long Acre 4. c. and the Shsrk.y A, c.
there viii be bouts between snstsur and pruSe..
slonal fighters. while al tn. National A, c, ~
Eruoklyn Jimmy Carter ~ Broolyn and Young
Evans Of this city viii come together IN the man
tout of ten rounds.
Psckey Mcfarland will be sept busy nert vses
a. he - scheduled to work a. two thestres nrtng
boxing exhibitions With his spar-ng partner. He
will open up AZ a Bronx theatre at Z J.. NJ. ed
then wind up the show AZ Miner, Theatre.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
World Famous
Stars Appear in
Military Games

Three hundred athletes will strive for
titles and prizes tonight at the Mill
iary Athletic League championships.
which Will be held at the Twenty-sec-
ond Regiment armory Among those
who will compete are more tina a score
Of world famous champions. Fifteen
events viii be decided. ard IN every one
Il score OF prominent athletes Will COM
pete
H. the short races, those a. 70 yards
and 200 Yards. a trio OF national title
holders VIII oppose a big field, They
are Jim ~Rosenberger. Jim Archer and
Billy Heating. All OF them are In prime
condition, and eRoh OF them IL conn
dent he viii win, Rosenberger says he
will surely capture the 30 yard dash,
in which he VIII try for n new record.
BESIDES these two races. Rosey vii
run in the quarter mile event and In
the relay race.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Columbia Nine
Out TO Defeat
Cornell Boys

ITHACA. April 2e.-Ths Columbia
baseball team meets Cornell here this
afternoon in what promises to bs a
fast and closely contested game. The
visitors have been defeated here for
,he last two years running and are
here with blood in their eyes TO get
even.
The Columbia team viii be hand.-
capped by the Joss OF their star nrst
sscker, Klendl, who is out from an at
tack OF appendicitis. Coach Ful:z has
taken Shibley from behind the bat 10
III his place. Msloy will now do all
the catching. Both Osterhaut mud
Sanders have recovered from their re-
cent injuries and will bolster up thu
h!tting OF the team.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Ex-C Champion Sails to Ger
many on May 4 for Several
Months Stay.
YIM JErFRrEs, IN. retired e.-h..v,

TIM JErFRrEs. the retired eI-heavy-
wsight champion of the world. 10
, back IN Town again after an ab-
ssncs Of nearly . year. He arrived here
to-day from Chicago on the Twentieth
Century Limited. With JEFF were his
wife n Jack Ripper. who Is his part
ner in the dig cafe at Los Angeles. Cal.
There was . vast difference in the size
OF the crowd which saw jeff arrive to-
day n tho one which greeted him
eighteen months ago. On that occasion
several thousand persons crowded the
Grand Central Depot. and not only was
business suspended, but the reserves
had to be called out 70 keep the people
back. To-day there was Just one OF his
loyal friends ~n ham to meet him. lie
was Bob Vernon. JefYrieA looked In
fne condition and showed conclusively
that no has been taking the best OF
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Athletes
Specialize Too Much,
Declares Robertson

weight-lifting and gymnA yticA. 40. A
system OF that sort -ould encourage the
mon TO develops into splendid a~ii-around
athietss.
III the instructors found that . GER
0in student vas unusually good at
some particular branch II would Be q
good thing TO encourage him At II. al
lowing him to devote less TINT TO some
other branch Of tho exercises.
1T would be much better for oellses
men " they were not taught one event
alone" concluded Robertson. and I
believe that n the men who compete IN
the intercollegiate championships and
in the dual meets between colleges we're
trained In the various events I have
suggested they would be able 70 make
. wonderful showing on the fsld and
track"
nsA,: ys,sh ?, n. NJ y:r. 4; z. I. t-r.1.Ins
Ky Mi: r,a that .t' Win s. aas sn.. q The a,'s sa.a. '1 !, *:
M n.i'G K: a ses%S'"f is . :.o1 y; more :SG sS:a T. 2! ?: ma q.
ut$.
esi.nas "a Mel shspps3S "f.ssa" Q. .nss 4.
NE n,s.Ssi champs q Nsr orlssns: ~ ga
l.rs sndns he 'sin,sr. II mus, .:sa .ss.ss 70
him IN Tx y S:,: , nS ne. u . '''s' match
s~S udtNh NAv bst tbdOPt
jimmy Ardhw and Billy Ksatns SeuA sa,sunes
mat they expect to trim Jim Rnsenbervsf h the
short sprint a. the N. A. c. championships Ct ths
Tweny.scond RNCnsnt srmory tonight.
=: D: e.sfforH the Albany miJA. ~ n
A.. O.. and screffod sys that he npssts - run
under tina. dub's colors this summs.
All. ehr,bb and 0r,ssa L!unsstrom v6r rup q
match tsn,%,ls rae: At the MstrSgolit.n slntSs
little swsds at twelve niIs = few weeks aSo. but
holt IL u likely he win BE- able to male shrb6
travel his very best.
The Trini,, A.. c. has started It's athsts rain.
about twenty-five strong Of the 7. 4. A. l. held.
near Brighton Beach, to morrow.
"nck" Edwards. holder Of ths. met. suasesr,
PAU fFalisHm .Hs that ""Dtsi" vi . b.sts'
than ever when tho outdoor season opsnA
while Psul ran a great ncs vhen he dxessst
Penn. and the University II virrGis. Trsinst
Murphy was reported TO have. expressed doubt a
10 whether Billy would b able to ~. into shaIs
Tor tbs mile this sssop.
Mel SheppaId Y sporting q new pat mat ~
pncS mark Of 9l2 psssd inside a n. He sayi
he didn't get Il from the "Bones Association
either.
Lawson Robertson 10 having his troubles iooa TIM
A cook who will I'll the bill A. Celtic Park thl
.ason. He Was after a Burmese y~asierdAy. b1
the fellow said he couldn't cook anything bu
| curry and rice,
The evening world., 1911-04-22
They Will Meet Before Whirl-
wind A. c. of Brooklyn
at 1873 Ring Side.
BYJOHN

"A fIEF "rangIins for fully an aour,
"a Il match was arranged to-day be-
4 u..u .
'"seh hhockout Brown hnc
Tommy Murphy, two OF the he's. light
u.,,h,- a., ,,L liz. NJ. -, -.
S""'' !" rms V"E' ihey VIII HHPet
Tor ten rounds at l33 pounds r!ngS!de
-, ~ u,,
" a s''S VI az "Hl'"ihu ~ !"
Clerinont Avenue Rink in BrooXlYn on
ihursoa! evening, May IL Wo cIuos
were after the match. the WhirlWind
a. - ana the Enlplle n. G., whlch
holds i,s shovs in Manhattan Casino
So
DICK Curley, matchmaker OF the Nlirl-
wind 4. C. finally offered tho host an.
ducements, and Dan Morgan, manage
OF Brown, gnl Joanny Oliver manager
n, Nrr,h. a,,,J.,.
-
There will IA, . ha,tls .,,gb, In p,ri. ,o,,,,,
,hs res,lt nf ,,pi,i' an ns 'a ,"sy
the flsbt fans 81 mn, co mt w.t. iS,is,
coi,r.i fghts, "a be- -,N ~
A t,rnt, ..niIni Inn. IN, ~ ',. az ~
Toc hisye.t tiyb, Gin, a., F,,, ''Tha' 80.
Nil I'm Ia" .v 80. 49,
ri.htsi Tor t,epfy ,ht,L ist.r. ~, 10.
in txa n.ah. ~ N"'
Raw Bonrnn. the InIiapsuoli. uijdl.v,y,, ,,bo
lad Iour frhi. in tW,,,sTt ana -. +, - ~
me- the S SeG Hsh..If, jn n ~ I, AMI b ~
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Scho0lboy Baseball Stars
Ready for Hot Games TO-DAY

n~ostaW,y high on their home soual. Payne.
speedy bunch and good hitters' They have
htpt NefgNn right WI front. and from an an.
LF".aue-A Nr"io"n has one ~ the strongest teams
The Snyl,sant High tesr look N. nss' %
We Manhattan. entrants. Thy have a ,.ltor
= - same with AgNtuNE. FaY nav, aI,ad,
teRten tie Commerce MAE. sWNNean. Wi not
pay a Tournament game lodsl. but ins.fad viii
burney ~ % GLEASON Point 10 take on The
nine of me Nih'Ary Academy up flr.,.
Gurus .hlsh VIII tacla N0-Is i#Is Afternoon
IN their tfst gaUr. Curtis a. stronger this year
than last pni expects 20 be in the mining. fhey
Boys HIFl last week. "
loys' High will play a double header In Jersey
today, The .rst same will hs With RArrnrtr
hish School a. Newark aud the sso5nl win
Faluield High al rlAlniisld.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Runners in Great
Form for Senior
X-C0uniry Run

The runners who viii represent the bdS
stubs at the senior cross country cham
p~ionsAips tomorrow are all reported to
BIO in great form for the race. They
viii compete over the Passaic Valley
Canoe Clubs course near Paterson. n. j.
The Irish American \. c. will be rep
resented by Tom Collins. Daily. Reyn-
Odds, Ryan, Nelson. Huysman. Brasil
ana 7. Il. Hayes.
The New York A. C.-win Bausy.
Fitzgerald. Msoinn. Critchley. r. Smith,
Brewer and Heilowell.
The Mohawk A. C.-Joycs. Mastsrsou,
Dwyer. Gilbert and Malone.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Columbia Class
Track Meet Won
By S~Oph0m0res

The sopAOmores came out ahead m
the Columbia inierclass track meet with
q total OF AZ points. The juniors, w..s
IS points. We're second, while the fresh
men. with l6, and the seniors. with 10
points, followed in order,
The pole vault mas not been held yet.
The juniors VIII have to win all points
10 tie the sophs. Babcock win probably
secure frst Tor them, as he has done
u feet. The other two places will be
contested for by salisbury and Sanders
OF the Junior class n Ward of the
sophs.
Bonsib and Jacobs Of 1919 starred for
the sophs. the former securing frsts In
the 40 yard dash and the sso-yard run.
Jacobs pulled frsts in the 100 yaSis.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Britt Wins From Riley.
Isprcial 10 The Evrnius World !

TNVrVIiI W TW TVFTfEN N'7W|T
BAITI MORE. April 22--Houng Britt
won from Benny Riley iu the thirteenth
round OF their bout before the Eureka
\. G. at the Germania Maennerchor
Han, TIE bout was stopped by the
police, AS Riley was bleeding from an
old wound over his left optic. which had
been opened by Britt In the tenth round
This made tho min a CORY spectacle,
but otherwise Riley was far from all IN
and could have continued had he been
allOMed.
The evening world., 1911-04-22


ON M'MAHON OF Pittsourg and
Sailor Burke furnished the
thrills at the opening Of the
magnificent new Twentieth Century
A. G. last night. Thrills followed
each other like the vibrations OF an
electric buzzer.
Burke won. That wasn't thrilling
In Itself. He's getting the habit OF
late. The sudden. surprising. cleo
trifying jars In the battle were sup
piled by Mcmahon.
This Mcmahon Ia a ''black Irish.
He Is dark.skinned and his
hair Is Hike the ravens wing. When
he was on his way TO the ring = spec
an italian. NO" growled Mcmahon
and mother vas Irish, and that's me-"
fIrvt. Burke used the old ring trick
. leach until the bell rang . few sec
onds later.
TN the nth MoMahon knocked Burke
through tho ropes and to his knees.
Tho INshman walked half way across
tho ring 10 give Burke time 90 get up.
then came back with a rush and nearly
went through the rome, headlonx a.
Rurl. 1,cN.a ,,rd.r h,. arm ana .upraa
80 pr-S. 20. m.L,r. n,,r M.
-,"-N-. -.
nm oo". gu. ,"'' o"''
ohahce was thet tho tenth m'sh' Do
Knockout.
In a fierce mixup in the mex ROUND
Burke staggered MoMahon with a hard
r%sht uupercut. Jabs followed. and Mo-
>s.ao, ...m.a =. n.y. covr v..,
80 .,m w..rv IT,. 800 ="
- $3.50 -. So. w...-..
'onser oshlno Hs .oiows' Aveh wneh
they landed sqnarely they didnt nave
the terrific battolng power displayed
In tho earlier rounds Only now and
then IN q rally did McMahoh show how
dangerous he might be.
Just before the beginning of the sew
enth ell the iSghts In the ham won't out,
and hi men a two and . half min
utse' rest before the lishts along the
walls were turned on. Thcy AGreed TO
nsht alons In ths dim light. Mcmahon
peean rushing nsroeiy a. ever. Burke
struok several foul blown ana White
warned him.
BY the beginning Of the sisSeh Mo-
Aahon wAs taking such a beating h -
no was . sure loser unless ne happened
to and a knockout. In spite Of the three
Nnockdowns to his credit. Burke. sx-
perienced boxer and ring general. was
BEGINNING 10 outcisss the novice at
everything but courage and determine
ton McMahon had plenty Of that.
sut Burke was hitting harder and sal
dom missing. while McNahon u beat
nE the air with wild and useless swings.
Setting himself deliberately. Burke
drove a fierce right to McMahon's chin,
sending him staggering back. Meditation
only lowered his hsAA and returned
with another rush.
Let the bear-cat fam" called q voice
The evening world., 1911-04-22
SCHAEFFER PUTS DEERING
OUT IN THE SECOND ROUND,

Al Deering, the Brooklyn fighter, who
has won many battles this year, was
knocked out by suilor Schaencr. a
husky welterweight Of staten Island, IN
the second round OF a tcn-round bout
AT the Prestone A, c. sag, Schaener
had the fight well In hand after the first
minute Of tie opening round, as he
landed several hard wal,ops on Dear
ing's jaw aud on his body which made
him groggy.
Shortly after the second round started
Schaerer shot over a righthand swing
TO behring's chin. dropping him 10 the
floor. where he was counted out,
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Britton Defeats B.r.d..

ST, JOSEPH, Mo, April 9-Jack
Britton OF Chicago o~utclasssd Jack
Barada, a good lightweight Of this city.
In Q ffteen-round bout, Britton was
too fas and clever for Barada and
punished him N oily.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Eastern League Standing.
Uesuits Of Y-sterdsy's Crimes

Results Of Yesterdays Crimes.
N-~'estCr. 10. Jersey CITY. J..
NeW1rE. 10. Montreal. Z,
irof .lrncc. 9; Buffalo, q.
Toronto. / Baltimore, q.
nmc Scheduled for To-day.
Roe 'pr NJ Ierrer city.
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