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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
In The OIL FIELDS

On Henry fork. Smithfeld district.
Roane county. the Carter Oil Com
pany has drilled its No. II on the
+. A. TallmaD farm. and has a show
for 25-barrel producer in the Big
lnjun sand. Nos. IL and "a. on the
same farm. have been started. On
Green Greek. Walton district. the
Louis r. Payne Oil Company has shot
It's No. on the J. n. Hively farm.
and has l5-barrel pumper. ON
Straight Fork. Duval district. Lincoln
county. the Big Creek Development
Company has given its No. on the
j. Nj. Grass farm shot. and mas a
20 or .O-barrel producer from the
Berea formation. On the river front.
IN the Waverly field. Wood county.
the ShNers Oil Company has complet.
ed second test on the !. G.. Wood.
burn farm. and has light pumper
IN the Berea grit
In the Fink pool. in Freeman's
creek. Lewis county. the Hone Nat.
ural Gas company has drilled it's test
on the Maxwell heirs farm into the
big Lime formation. and has gas
ser In the burning Springs district.
Writ county. the Niagara Oil company
has drilled No. % on the Rathbone
oil tract through the second Cow Run
sand, and has "A buster.
On the south for of Dunkard
creek. Battelle district. Mononealia
county. Curtis. Fleming a. Co. have
shot and tested their well on the G.
,. Liggett farm. in the fourth sand.
and II Is failure and will be aban-
doned. On the left fork of Dunkard
creek. the Philadelphia company Is
down l.I5O feet al its test on the \.
W. Whistler farm.
On Big Run. Warrington district.
Marion county. Kirkland. harris 4,
Co. test on the Scott bartlett farm
showed some oil in the Zig .lniuu
sand. but will be drilled through tho
lower formation before IL il treated
On Pyles fork. the Carnegie Natural
Gas Company is starting a test on the
Iamech Metz farm. On the same
stream. the Hartman oil Company
and the Venture Ou Company are
drilling a second test on the W. :
Baird farm
In the Warwood. in Richland dis
trict, Ohio county. Dorsch Bros have
completed their No. : on the George
6. and Casper Dorsch farm, and have
the Berea grit. This location is 4uU
feet east of no ! on the same farm
a ~ barrel producer
Southeastern Ohio.
In the southwest extension of the
deep sand territory in southeastern
Ohio. I'm Coal township. Perry county
and Falls Gore township. Hooking
county. there is lot of new work
starting Some of this work is i'm
portant as To location. being far in adj
vance OF developments In the first
named township and county the Hazel
ton Oil company has started 10 drill
at a test on the Grant McCloy farm
I'm Falls Gore township. Hooking
county. &. VI Root 4 Go. are drilling
wildcat on the Samuel Hood far>-
located l. miles west of Oreville
one fourth of q mile northeast of
tl' two good producers on ia. WI
Iiams farm iu the same township John
g. Beck X co. are drilling "A test on
the Il +. Linton farm. The Davis OIL
COMPANY has q ric completed On IN,
William Nixon farm and IN" HockinE
oil Company ana III" States oil com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
PLANT seorehed With Glass

so 'iHl ir~r1tch 10 tho lutrbEen~sr
FAIRNO%T. W. Va. Jun. go-Tbe
breaking OF one of the larC. tanks
az tho MonouCah Glass giant this af-
t"rnoon caused property loss ~
about $1,000 10 tho company. and
Threatened tho entire plant with de-
Stiucti"n. Tons OF molten glass
streamcd out on the floor OF the
factory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Wheeling Implement &
Baggy Co.
9 and ~ Twentieth street
Double Tragedy.

NITTNNNiNC. ra. I9a. so lb-.
ius NcNahh. aged 49, was drowned iu
tho Allegheny hor" TO-DAY and Will.
rushing to tho river fo answer to the
bows cries FOR hrl|. JOHN ward. aged
.'. dropped dead 1f heart disease
ward "gs tEc father Oh sis children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
BEEG HAMS
PILLS

relieve and cure Indigestion. They
have quick and tonic action ON
The stomach and ils ucucs. and 80
they give direct aid io digestion.
They carry away al.o The indi-
gcstiblc matter. With their use
dyspepsia, hiccourhs. brd taste,
unpleasant breath and fliulcncc
disappear. You should be- careful
md remember Bcccham's Pills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Mistakes
MayHappen

70 you. rs they 30 o. everyone.
II YOU cat t"o fat. dn mt masiicatc
properly, ar take f,-I that does
not agree with you. digestive do
Engagements are almost sure tn come.
and indigestion srucmlly leads
&" very serious phy seal troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-21

10c Ocean Pearl Buttons: choice
OF sizes. Special sale e.
75c to $3.50 for Mercerized and
Silk Girdles. round and fiat effects
Special sale prices. SIC CT OE
W
15c Washable and Satin Ball
Trimmings. white black and Adnr
colors. Special sale price. W.
75c and s16s Marquisette Band
fngs. 4 to 8 inches wide.
Special sale prices. SIC Sn-1S
anu
1oc and zoo Washable Braids.
white and colors. for ladies and
children's dresses. Special GE~
sale prices. &c to.......... AcS
zoe to s125 dozen Washable
Crochet Buttons. ball and fiat eff
fects. Special sale prices en- INN
19c Satin and Taffeta Ribbons. 3
inches wide. Special sale n r.
price
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shion Journals at 25e---Here at 15e Yard

Csc Satin. Moire. Tafeta and Ores
den Ribbons. to inches 1 o.
wide. Special sale price. ..
29c Taffeta Ribbons. extra heavy.
inches wide, pink. blue, navy
and white Special sale DC
price ...---..-...
35c Summer Millinery Ribbons,
black and white. checks and stripes
inches wide. Special sale DCN~
price .......
Soc Dresden Ribbons. with moire
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inches wide Special sale 2zr
price s..s..s>.s....
Wash Ribbons. pink. blue. laven-
der and white: 10-yard pieces. No.
i. 12c: No. IN, 15c; No. >. zoe; IE~
No. 3, 25c: No. 6...... TOS
sec Fancy Embroidered Betting,
pink, blue. white and black. E(A~
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Colonial Shoe Tie Ribbons, black,
white. tan and brown: Ia TO ng~
III inches. Yard. l0c to-. lSS
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Shoe Findings.

eoc Whittemore Gilt-edge Polish Isc
l0c Whfttemore French Gloss
IolISH &c
2oc Whittemore Elite Polish. .. /. l9c
10c Mohair ga Shoe Laces. &c
25c Silk Tie Laces, 80 inches. ice
l5c MerceriZed Shoe Laces. 800. &c
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Empire Betting, Etc.

soc Silk Gros-Grain Betting: 2h
inches wide. .................. 30c
csc Cotton Skirt Betting: 21k
inches wide. ..15c
75c Double Serge Waist Betting,
10 yards. .55c
sc Skirt Curved Banding. ........ 4c
sc Silk Curved Banding. lie
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Tapes, Various.

12c English Twill Tape, 10 yards. &c
lie Bias Seam Tape, 6 yards. sc
loo Buttonhole Tape, yard. 1890. SC
Toe Cotton Tape. "a yards. ..... sc
15c Cotton Tape, &c yards. loo
15c. Dress Weight Tape. yard. lilo
15c Ribbon Tape. with bodkin. .. 10c
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Bindings, Various.

15c Star Alpaca Braid. yards. 12c
SC Nero Braid, 5 yards. ...... 10c
zoe Nero Braid, extra width. 15c
1ac AIl-silk Seam Binding; 9 yds. lie
10c All-silk Seam Binding s yds.. &C
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Hooks and Eyes.

10c- De Longs Perfect Hooks and
Eye q
10c Macy Hooks and Eyes I
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sc Raven Brand Pin Sheets. &c
sc. &c and 7c Clinton Safety Pins,
for. .10c
SC Cabinet Hair Pins. Sc
19c Bone Hair Pins. ..10c
10c Cut Jet Hat Pins. sc
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Sherette-The new linen finish
material: figured In colors: washes
to perfection: regular price, 1 e.
CSC yard White Sale price.
FIaxon-A new white wash fabric,
in plaids. checks and stripes: ex-
ira value at regular price. 1 Ec
csc White Sale price.
S7l5c English Madras; white OEc
figures. White Sale price,.
69c Imported White MarQuisette:
40 inches wide. White Sale E6O.c
soc White French Lawns;
40 inches wide. White Sale Roc
price
39c White French Percale. OEc
White Sale price. .......
3.1sc White Sherette; 40 Dc
inches wide. White Sale price. SOS
CSC White Sherette; 40 inches 12c
wide. White Sale price AOS
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Lace Edge Shields,
10c Instead of Csc and Soc.

12c Geneva 50o-yard Silk and
Linen Twist. .10c
sc Kings 500-yard Basting Cotton. &c
&c Clarke's O. N. T. Darning Cot
ton; for. .............. SC
sc Silkateen Crochet Cotton. 80, &c
sc Mercerized Darning Cotton. Sc
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25c Yard
Worth TO 65c.

I2-inch-wide En-
broidery Flouncings for
petticoats, some pat
terms very intricate and
beautiful, are worth to
65c yard. Choice for
25c yard.
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&c Spool Silk. 100 yards. 2 for. &c
4Oc Spool Sewing Silk. 400 yards 16c
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NOTE!

Members of the u. S. G.. E.
Club will be entitled to any
of the Home Needs listed in
this evenings Times and
make payment for same at
their own convenience.
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Feathe

s1.20 box Silk Chicago Feather
$1.20 box Uncovered Hook and
Eye Bone. .94c
10c Silk Taffeta Collar Bone. 80. &c
10c Featherbone Collar Sets. $40. sc
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10 and 20 inch wide
Oriental All-over Lace
Nets, white, cream and
ecru, in artistic floral
designs, rings and dots.
Only 75c yard.
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1Oc Yeisu Hooks and Eyes. ...... 7c
&c Windsor Hooks and Eyes. Sc
sc Porcas Hooks and Eyes. 30
zoe Princess Loops ....25c
CSC Hook and Eye Tape. ........1 2c
Sewing Silks.
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Silk, 100 yards. 3 for. CSC
Csc Brainard & Armstrong Spool
Silk, 1 ounce. soc
10c Community Spool Silk, 100
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Laces and Made Wells.

45-inch-wide Chiffon,
in plain effects and
changeable colors.
Also 22-inch-wide Chit
fons, in Partisan de-
signs and colorings.
Only Ioc yard.
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&C Dutch Linen Tape. 2 for. &c
l.c Buttonhole Tape. with but
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Threads, Various.

Tic Barbour's Linen Thread. SC
l5c Kerr's Luster Twist. 300-yard
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Kleiraert's Shields.

At wholesale and retail. Feather
weight" Shields; sizes Nos. 1 to 5. at
1sc to 300 pair, or $1.s2 to 1914 per
dozen pairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-21

See Mr.. Richard Cavanaugh, Bas'
ators, Stoves, China and Glassware Z
Mr.. Sidney Heller, First Floor, fol
Dunbracco, Fourth Floor, for Fur
Baby's Carriage. Mr.. Ralph Sachs
tings and Upholstery Goods.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
Pearl of Antilles Gets Worst
Shock Since Spanish
American War.
BY l. e
/ SHORT message form Josh De-

blIORT message FORM JOSH de-
~ wore. tho HI Brummell OF the
Giants who has the largest trunk
In captivity. tolls accurately and sue
einctly the story Of the invasion Of Cuba
by the Giants.
we cleaned them good" was the De-
wore message In It's en,irey. but n you
are looking for Information you couldn't
ask for anything fAirer than that.
This trimming Of tho Cubsns by the
Giants has upset the Pearl OF the IN
titles more than any one thing since the
Syanish-American war. Down there
they had grown to believe that they
could beat any club from tho United
states ana tho o were seriously lay
INK claim to the Worlds champion ship
because they beat the Athletics last fall.
Tho Giants eat them nine mi out
of the twelve.
When McGrsw started for Cuba hs
declared that he was going to give them
IN hGht ana try and read;ust their ideas
~ 10 M strength Of y real big league
club. From the beginning there were
arguments and ~ one time Q game WA
postponed for nm hour on account OF q
riot. This fghting spirit was Just what
tho Giants needed and they played jusI
~ hard as when fightinE for the National
League championship. Matthewson wor
| his first three games but was beaten
| the fourth and that Ia the n consola.
ton left To tho Cubans. The Giants mr.,
now on their way home. MAthewsor
left Havana last Saturday and will
The evening world., 1911-12-19
S|X-DAY RIDERS
SUFFERED LITTLE
IN LONG GRIND
THE six day race Of 1911. the las;

THE six day race OF 1911. the last 70
BIO seen In the went time-hon-
ored setting. Madison Square Oar
Dc. will 60 down In history AZ one OF
the most remarkable In the history "
this cycling classic. Not tho least un-
usual feature was the fact that. despite
the winning Of the race practically TAX.
ing place early In the morning OF the
last day. public interest remained at
fever hoat until the nnal sprint around
the big wooden platter late Saturday
night.
Half n dozen Of the ridcrs stiii bear
uE9y sears received when they crashed
against the far from smooth boards
with which tho track was constructed
with the sole exception Of Root. how
eve none In to-day incspacitatcd b.,
his injuries, In Roots case II has becn
found by further examination that three
OF the arteries In his leg were severed
and that . siroabie piece OF metal from
his bih~ was deeply embedded In the
,e~h Of his les when no went down IN
III. bis spill Wednesday.
IT. this years race. contrary to The
rule. every n OF tho ridsrs lost flesh
during the srind. Usually they consist.
entity gain tlesh during the ride. ow.
tvs to tho warm weather Of last week
n the hard pace set practically every
lday-a pace that established new roc.
orda for many hours-ail hands los
weight Tho biggest loscr WIS Freddie
I'm. Young stein was the least affect.
ed. losing less than n pound Throughout,
the week. The others lost from three
TO ten pounds each. Yet the race wa,
not the week OF torture that II has bser
in past years practically all of the rider
feeling In gooL shape when the last mil,
Mas turned.
Before the end OF the week all OF Tn,
riders will have loft New York. Clark,
ana Fosler. the winners Of the Mad.soi
Square GARDEN race, kall for Gernlanl
Saturday TO try ana make II thrc
straight by winning the Berlin nix-da
race. having won tho Bunalo event
few weeks usc, with them. to partici
pate In the Berlin race also. vii, 20 I'm
Root. Collins n Floyd MscFarlan
~ manager. pedlsr Palmer LEFT 10
Vancouver to-day ana will sail fror
there 10 his home In Australia,
The evening world., 1911-12-19
DEFINING KNOCKS BIG HOLE
IN REPUTATION OF HICKS

night. will probably meyer again attempt to. max.
Ltt mounds q o r. ~. tie weisht at which he
Ind Z ) time n rraSsias nt to I iss p rSs Hs1 ani
wh.s he cts on The ,,al.s he will tut make the
pounds by the time the battle statA
ol s.ss.in a,,; S; %Sn,s' b ASins e., e h.. ilsh m,, :, ~; !.
meet Jack Redmond the Miwaukes & htwsfaht,
IN Q ten.rousd bout. before the New Orleans A.
q agreement cali for the men to weigh In al
I33 hounds At y y. VI, As Redmond u q strous,
ssms hght~ he ought to give Neb0u . hard
Before returning to this city Joe Jsanett~, thu
II the south, MI. opponcut IN this crap vii b.
Jdf Clam. the .wesern HEAVYWEIGHT, WIN hss
fought some good fights 10 Philadeiphia and I'M
New York State. since the first Of the wear
Jeanette and CLARK Will fight ten rounds a New
Orleans on Friday night.
= PedlaS Palmer. once bantam champion o. nns
The evening world., 1911-12-19
EDITED BY
ROBERT EOGREN
DOOM WILL SIGN
PH|LLY CONTRACT
WITHIN FEW DAYS

Private Information from a source In
Philadelphia that cannot be questioned
says that Charley Doom will sign q, con-,
tract TO manag the Philadelphia club
before the end OF the week.
Now that his theatrical run Is nearly
over. Dooin Is willing to talk business,
and a friend Of his has explained 20
Horace Fogei that the whole row was
the result OF a press agent yarn started
out West to keep the red-haired leader
In the limelight.
while I'm on the level with most of
that stun" said Doom the other day.
Il was doing a lot Of kiddins. I really
did want o nance at the Boston club.
but ! knew that was a dead one 90 FAR
as I was concerned several days ago."
Horace Fogel 10 ticklcd to death TO
md that Doom was only Kidding him
for press notice purposes. and he Will
send Doom . contract at once"
The evening world., 1911-12-19
POLO A. A. WANTS PRIZE
ITS AMATEUR BOXER WON.

The Polo A. A. lets out Q wall. The
club sent Henry Braun a. Its amateur
representative TO the New York A. C.'s
amateur boxing tournament Saturday
night. Braun was entered In the 1885,
pound class. He won Q referees deci-
sion over Moore and . judges verdict
over a chap named Rex from the Holly
wood Inn A. C. Of Yonkcrs. but he
didn't get the gold watch that Q TO
the winner Of his class. The prize was
held up. II II said. on the protest OF
Rex. who charges hat Braun 10 toe
good for an amateur. Tue Polo A. A.
insists hat Braun 10 . simon-purs ANA.
teur.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
WELLS BEATS STORBECK
FOR THE BRITISH TITLE,

LONDON. Dec. 10 -Bombardler Wells
at the National Sporting Club last night
knocked out Storbeck. who has been
regarded In some quarters a. . new
white hope. The end came In the
eleventh round of tlIe fight.
Kid Mccoy. who was expected 10
challenge the winner. failed to do so
because the officials Of the club refused
to permit Of any challenges. They are
doing all within their power to prevent
n legal action. and to this end even
refused q good offer from the biograph
people for pictures " the fight.
When the battle opened there were
many Scotland Yard inspectors among
the SPECTATORS.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
MAJOR DIXON STOPS
ONE. SIDED FIGHT

State Boxing Commissioner Major
John J. DIXON. At the Carlyle A. C. In
Brooklyn last night. made the referee
step the main eou, between Alex. RAT
ferry ana Young Faoksy Mcfarland In
tho fourth round after Mcfarland had
been hoorsd for the fourth time. Raj.
fsrty. who elaine the bantamwslSht
championship OF scotland. pu, It eli over
Mcfarland.
conan!ssloler Dixon mo;ioned 10 the
referee TO ~ the hout whom he saw
that McFarlhhd had no chance. but az
the onr!sl made no attempt TO "a On
the comm isS oner got up. and. watkins
10 the rlnssde. demanded that the RET.
srss put On end TO the battle. which h,
nnsliy ala.
The evening world., 1911-12-19

land. who was put away quickly BY Teny No.
Govern at T>nckahoe. n. Y. In 1890. hM tound
out that he IL not Q comeback. He cane ont OF
prison last summer altar serving nearly four ysau.
Feeling that he bad rssined hs old form -
challenged Matt Wells. lightweight champion q
England. to mret him for the title and Q pod
side wager. The other night at Hoxtoa, Eu0and.
he WA knocked out In ten. rounds BY usskoy
Haley. who was defeated by Al DelDoue In
twelve rounds Al Valley Falh. R. J.. In 1907.
A ma.c, has ben made between Tommy Houci,
Young Dyson Of Pnnd~nce. r.. l.. They viii
come ,,oss,ther in a fif,sen-rylnd bout q Thorn.
hstiisd a hard ten.round bopt a, the Drown. Gym.
nasium A. A.. several weeks aso. Hosck having
the better Of the contest.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
I'VE CLEANED THEM GOOD"
WIRES JOSH DEVORE AS
GIANTS SAIL FROM CUBA
CUBAN c 0 OF GIANTS.

Here Is the complete record OF the
games played by the Giants In Cuba:
Nov. 25-Giants. 4: Havana. I.
Nov. aS->Almendares. 6: Giants. I.
Nov. ~?7-iavana. 3: Giants. 2.
Nov. 3-Ginnts. 4: A~lmendares. 0.
Dec. @Giants. s; Havana. ..
Dec. t-Giants. 3; Almendares. 2
Dec. 9NGiants. 7: Havana. 4.
Dec. l0-Glants. 9; Aimendarcs. Z.
Dec. n-Giants. 10; Havana. 2.
Dec. 1+-Almendares. Z; Giants. I.
Dec. T-Giants. q; Havana. I.
Dec. is-Glants. 4; Almendares. I.
In the twelve games played the
Giants scored 81 runs. against Sc by
their opponents.
The evening world., 1911-12-19

wei, he was nothing like Chance. AZ tho
urgent request Of Charlie Murphy and
the players. Chance has agreed to play
nrst base again x season.
stork Visits Jennings Home.
Hushey Jsnnings became the father
Of 4 girl baby within twelve hours after
he had left the Scranton hospital. where
he had been confined with injuries IN.
fictcd In the recent automobile acct
dent. J~ennings's haste In getting away
from the hospital was understood when
his wife took the same room within an
hour thereafter. The stork came quickly
and Hughey is . very proud manager
this morning.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
ST. PAUL GIVES GIBBONS
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME,

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Dec. e.-Mike
Gibbons, the local weiterweight who
leaped into fame at New York recently.
Is being smothered with attentions
here. Tonight the City Aldermen will
give the fighter a testimonial. Last
night enthusiastic citizens met Gibbons
at the depot with O brass band.
The evening world., 1911-12-19

probably arrive In New York to-day.
The Others come home by the way Of
Key West. the players who live IN the
West going home by the way Of New
Orleans.
Cubans Play Great Ball.
Frank Bancroft. who managed the
business end OF the trip for the Giants,
10 Of The opinion that the within n few
years the Cubans will have a right to
claim representation In the annual bat.
tic for the worlds championship. Ban.
croft has been going 10 Cuba with ball
teams since 1879. and he says the Inn
provement In the style of playing down
there has bsen marvclleos.
Frank Chance to Play Again.
The announcement that Frank Chancs
II to return TO the dia mond ana take
up his old position at irst base means
a lot to the Cubs They have been
wobbly evcr since Chance had to retire
on account OF beinK "besned" by q
pitched ball. The summer sun made his
head ache some. and his physician ad-
yi.ed him to stay on the he'd. He has
tried faithfully to get a good man ia
take his place. IND while Safer did fairly
The evening world., 1911-12-19

Young Cohen OutpOiuted Dundse.
After being foored In the nrst round
with a hard right to the Jaw Young
Cohen OF England came back ana out
pointed Johnny Dundee. the local
fcaaherweight. In a fast ten-round bout
at the Fordon A. &. La night.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

Al Browns Gymnasium A. A.
John Willie Of Chicago vs.. Andy Nor
rls Of Boston. heavyweights. ten
rounds.
At Mount Vernon Sporting Club
Joe Maroney vs.. Young Sam Lang
ford. ten rounds.
At Royale A.. c.. BrooklynJohnny
Daily n. Young Soisberg. ten rounds.
Mntches Arranged.
Curley O'Connell Of Frisco W. Grin
Jones. ten rounds. Gowanus A. c. Of
brooklyn, next Saturday night.
The evening world., 1911-12-19

BOB Moha. the Milwaukee nibdlsweisht. who
has b~en unfortunate in having his hands injur<
signed articles Of aueemrnt to meet Eddie Nc
,iooety. the Western fighter, for ten rounds IL
Moha takes the place Of Hugo Kelly who dsclintd
the match With Mc0oCrty.
IAach Crs. who u TO meet Knochont Brow
in . ten-round bout ct Q local club tomorrow
The evening world., 1911-12-19
Was Very Poor,
and Fans Grew Tired of
Sailing Tactics.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

rREDDfE HICKS. the welter weight
Of Milwaukee. who came here a
few days 8 with the reputation
OF having boxed Mike Gibbons an eight.
round draw. made his FIRST appearance
In a bout In this city at the Olympic
A. c. last night. and his showing was a
big disappointment. Hicks took o. Jack
Denning. the local fighter. in the main
bout. and the only thing he did vas to
stall and cover up throughout the ma
jority Of the rounds. So often did he
use these tactics that the spectators
Kissed him frequently. some Of them
calling on Referee Dan Tone to put
Hicks out OF the ring. After the irst
round Denning cut loose at Hicks and
landed hard and often on him. Hicks
and Dehning were substituted for Tom
Kennedy and Al benedict. the former
not being able to box on account OF An
injured hand.
The evening world., 1911-12-19

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