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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-01-26
SEMI. Weekly
aberdeen herald.

Published every Monday and Thurs.
day at 800 East Wishkah Street
by the Aberdeen Printing Co.
Telephone 5401.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-01-26

NO FEAR OF AN UNEXPECTED
GUEST-FlGOLA BREAD.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
COMMISSION TO I
MAKE FIGHTERS.
| KEEP CONTRACTS
Hyland Suspended for Sixty
Days for Refusing to
Box Ahearn.

BY suspending Fighting Joe Hyland
for sixty days the State Boxing Com.
missioners made It clear yesterday that
they intend to make fighters live up to
their contracts. It seems that Hyland
VA signed to box Young Ahearn before
the American Boxing Club OF Brooklyn.
Hyland was present for his night but
when he saw the small attendance ne
refused to 60 on. This the commission
~aCjudges q violation OF contract. and
Hyland Is suspended.
TO Commissioners also passed q
rule that no boxer will be allowed to
take part in bouts twice during a day
or night. This order was the result Of
an action on the part Of a boxing club
In Watervliet. N. T.. to stage two
fighters twice in one night after an In
terval OF ten minutes between tho
irst ten rounds and the second. Such
action tho Commissioners claimed was
tantamount to . twenty-round bout
which Is contrary to the law.
The rule Of breaking clean out Of
the clinches was again passed. and eli
referees notified that they must y
force II In the future. ~,
The evening world., 1911-12-21
TY COBB PICKS TWENTY
STARS OF AMERICAN LEAGUE

Ty Cobb makes the following selection
OF the twenty great bail players In the
American League. modcstly emitting
himself:
Donovan. Detroit: walsh. Chicago:
Johnson. Washington: Chase. New York;
~Iajole. Cleveland: Collins. Philadelphia:
Lord, Chicago Stanage. Detroit; Jack
son. Cleveland; Milan. Washington;
Sullivan. Chicago: Speaker. Boston;
Rush. Detroit: Coombs, Philadelphia:
Thomas. Philadelphia: Dakcr. Philadei-
phia. Barry. philadelphia Gregg. Glove.
land. and Mullin. Detroit.
The evening world., 1911-12-21

~ ACINo men see . slight ray Of
hope. or at least Of comfort. In
~ the attitude assumed BY Gen.
Leonard Wood IN his oficiai report TO
the Government ON the horse question.
Gen. Wood depiores the continual ship
ment Of thoroughbrsds from this coun-
try and believes II will eventually lower
the standard - mounts for the srmy.
He says:
AS a result Of recent State legislation
affecting racing there has been and
shipment out OF this country Of the
very best Thoroughbred blood. These
shipments in some cafes consist Of en-.
tire studs of thoroughbreds. and are
assuming the magnitude Of . national
The evening world., 1911-12-21
SCORES OF CHAMPIONS TO
Compete At INDOOR MEET.

James r. Sullivan. Secrstary.Treasurer
OF he Amateur Athletic Union. an
nounced yesterday that more than 900
entries have been received for the indoor
national championships. which will be
held In Madison Square Garden next
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
OF his number more than one-fourth
Of them are champions. Practically
every titie-holder in the ountry will
compete. New York. Philadelphia. Bos-
ton. Chicago. a Francisco. Montreal
and Toronto will be represented.
Besides tho club men. all OF the col.
lcges and universities In the East will
send on strong teams. Yale. Harvard
Princeton, Cornell. Dartmouth. Am.
ne rst, Pennsylvania, Columbia. Carlisle
Syracuse and NJ. ]. T. will be represented
by their best men.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
Anti Racing Laws Bringing
on Calamity, Says Gen. Wood

calamity so far a. the effect on the
breeding of thoroughbred stock in this
country 10 concerned.
This matter touches the mounted
service In such a vital way that the
War Department cannot be Indifferent
TO It. While other countries are spend.
Ing Immense sums Of money in imported
thoroughbred stock. many Of our most
renowned breeders have entirely sold
out, shipped abroad or are gradually
reducing their establishments.
THE loss OF thoroughbred stock to
such an extent a. Is now taking place
threatens the further improvements In
tho American horse and will gradually
reduce the source from which the army
can secure a proper mount. This mat
ter Ia one OF such Importance that II Is
thought h attention Of Congress
J should be invit.d to IT,"
The evening world., 1911-12-21
St. Paul Phenom Has Chance
for Another Bout With
philadelphia Crack.
ny IOHN

YF Mike Gibbons. tho ~. Paul phe-
nom. Is willing to AXE on u
'irne. OF Philadelphia. In n ten
round bout here. he a nave the chance.
i.rno's manager. Bert Crowhurst OF
Philadelphia. last night accepted terms
from Jess and Eddie Mcmahon for Ernc
to night Gibbons IN W weeks. Grow
hurs, said that nothing would please
him better than to have Erne meet Glib
IONS again, and that he would let Ernc
box him at ~ pounds. weigh In at the
tingslje. The McMahon brothers wired
to Gibbons to-day asking him II he
wanted the match. Ernc fought Gibbons
a sik-round bout IN Philadelphia last
Saturday night.
Bahlins Nelson 4. surely = huv fighter thes
dais. Hat told the wnic that lie las Alrad
The evening world., 1911-12-21
WILLIAMS VS.. PRINCETON A
HOOK EY.

Williams and Princeton will meet In
their annual hockey game tonight at
81. Nicholas Rink. Both teams have
several new men In their line-ups. and
a fast game Is expected. In preparation
for the contest both sevens have been
practising for several weeks with the
result that the captain Of each says his
team will win.
The evening world., 1911-12-21

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. I.--After
seven rounds Of fierce milling Young
saylor OF this city defeated Jake Barada
Of st. Joseph. No. last night. Saylor
led throughout the fght. but Barada
covered up well and avoided punish
ment until the seventh, when Saylor
landed repeatedly to the stomach.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At National Sporting Club. Eddie
Mcaoorty W. Howard Morrow. ten
rounds.
Al Fordon A. c.. Pinky Burns
vs.. Johnny Reyes. ten rounds.
At Malvern A. c.. Jim Smith W.
Grin Jones. ten rounds.
At American Boxing Club. Green
point. Young Ahearn W.. Jack Dor
man. ten rounds.
Matches Arranged.
Young Hickey will meet Billy Gal
ley for ten rounds At olympic A. c.
on Saturday night.
Young Britt OF Baltimore and
Johnny Lore meet for ten rounds
at the Fairmont A. c. on Saturday
night.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
ERNE SIGNS FOR
FIGHT WITH GIBBONS

signed w fa -four more fights. his ns1t one bclnx
With One Round" Hogan Ia. morUw night
Ahes thi. bout Nelson VIII teis . ssansr for
New ORLEANS. wherv he will lake On Jack Red
noni u Milwaukee In Q twenty round bout before
tbs W~t Nde A. g. on Sunday Afternoon. de-.
vi. He Other two Fights will be In the West.
Abr At,ell IL ready TO fight again. Hh right
hand. which was injured by landing on the Jaw Of
q door tender at one ~ the l0al clul,s q few
weeks ago. 10 well again. Abe will mert Tnmmu
T~,ntieh Century A. c. u rittSleli. MasA. 10.
morrow night. After that he will fight JAck
whits u ChicAso for twenty rounds At tho West
side A. q. Of New Orleans ON sunday. Jan. II.
raj Mocv, the cssvw lightweight of phlaiH
phia, and,i blly Allen Ut Syrsrtrt. who claim
tie festicrwsisht ehampi9nship u Cansds. wS,
nntch~i to-day To meet In . ten iound bout a
he opening ,oiins siow ~ tbs Olympic A.. q. d
iloches,sr. n. y. On New Years night. Jahg
Carey cilnci~i the match by making an uwW u
Noor-. which was satisfactory to the ~latter's man
igor. Jimmy Ic Forest.
A match has bccn arranged between KID Rurns
the w~t side lightweish,. and Paddy sullivan
iie Fighting Irsinan." They will come to
c,lher IA . ten round lput bsfors the Twentieth
cntury \. e. of rt,tsficld, Mac, on the nigh
q dec. 20. HUNS will work his head of q
eat Sullivan an this match. Is he has bsei
nom sed other bouts Il lie tssts Paddy.
The Li,.vL A. &. off station Island has no
lu..i is dr,rs. 40 was rpor,~i. and will con
,lnue 10 nun its usual shows On Saturday nights
The writer was miinfonnet about the club havin.
pors under aud Is GLAD to correct the error.
Nsre, Morrau, the champion of France, VII
arrived In this country from Paris a few days az
I'm sArrh Of fiShu with the ianhre srspg~fs
uiu make lila first appearance herr In a ten
round bout on New ycar's sfiernoon. lie VII
meet Jack pcnnins.
wnis Lewis and Hniiari Lang Of Csnads vi
hattie Tor ton rounds lsfnre tht. olympic A. ,
.ome good battles. and Lewis ~il probably ha,
"a tra,,l -pue TO get the verdict. " Lewis wins
IA. MANAGE, fanny Mcketrck, MI try and IN
d,cs Mike Gibbons to 'skc Lewis on In . retur
hattie.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
Christmas Present OF Sc:
For X. o. ByOWn and Leach Cr0s.

Knockout Brown and Leach Cross received . nice Christmas present from
the night fans last night The gross receipts Of their tight 1t the Empire Club
amounted to pO0. OF this Mn the fighters received 20 per cent oft the money.
cS1G. while Cross got ra70M The State drew down s8sA. The remain in
CcH3 rent to the club omcalG who had % 10 the rental Of te hall. ts
referee preliminary bouts and other .ncdentais.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
MCCOY kNOCks our CnOxON,

PARIS. Dec. so-kld' Mccoy. the
American pugilist. tonight knocked
out Harry croxon, an English aspirant.
In tho third round.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
Harmony Is Keynote of
NeW Baseball Meefin0

Murphy. who IL perhaps the leading
susgester Of both leagues.
stahI and Smith Reinstated.
The National Commission has rein.
stated Jake Stahl. 80 that he can take
charge OF the Boston Americans, and
they let hin come back without a fine.
Ihey also reinstated Catcher Harry
om,th OF the Brooklyn club. who quit
the team . year 9 on account Of ths
Illness OF his wife. A. neither Smith
nor Stahl had played outlaw bal during
their absence from che big leagues, they
did not suffer the usual infiiction OF 4
hne for not reporting for duty.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
AMusEMeNra

=: ssri s!i;.. sY9 s::,. s:'I gs:. ~ :1s' :... ssn:,:
The evening world., 1911-12-21
Brown Defeats Holland,

San FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. 2i.-Geors
KNOCKOUT" Brown. the OicAso niddleweieht,
Wa cvea decision over Fritz Holland Of $50
ZANE last night 10 their ten-rUund bout at the
Piedmont Pavilion. under the suxices Of Oaklsnd
Whseimen. The deciaou wss rendered by Rfsrse
AZ Welsh. Brown floorru Holland three tines
The evening world., 1911-12-21

The Iil-vsl A.. &. off staten Island has no,
lps>i is dr,rs. A. was r~port~f. and will con
iinue 10 rn its usual shoas on Saturday nights.
This writer was miinfonnet about the club having
rors under aud Is Glad to correct the error.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
Gn bel Tamilic.

Eolt. 8. u. 9unlop i Mpuut Ser
non, No., tiger: Mime 9prn bar
ongrebet al Ell !@oitc, %poooroget fra
Mt9slinger. min @uitru bopoe Ell
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D6oe Danmar6.
ajpbenbapn oe 6reoerifsbers.

Operretsprofl1rator &oas' &uitri
Mnno. 9ppograf CHARLES Mfreo
MieIien. 2ogeriit &eter &ilbelm Se11=
len. Sneoferipen0 Carl Sacob 2ino~
Itre1n. Maifinarbej0er Sens @il=
belm @riinoberg. Sfibsfprer Nits
Suitru @iloo. 8u6 Sttelens 9lls
ltrl1 Mnna. @no Otto Sobon Mn=
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Sonien. SIP. Eroprietar 6riis'
gnfe Gbriittane. 6rf. &o1alte
@rols. Sfomagermelt er Eeterlens
@ultru @ore11. gnfefr1 9ortbea SUI
line S%grgenien. &raft. 29ge Gorl
Gbriltian Ortmann. Sfr9ooerm.
Claus Mrentoft. Gano. pbarm
@nen6 Mielien N~orbentoft. Gabrifm1
Sorben Meper. Sfibstemrer Niels
Bcter Ssreenien. 6bp. 5olfetings'
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l%toenfor &jpbenbopn.

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@sbierg: Mnna airitine Glouien.
&ore11 9ugmar Meoing. Niels Go
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Silfeborg: 2anoinipefter &riitian-
ier. 6uaIe0e: Notwithstanding

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5onoerjVllano.

s. o III Ii n e 0 s e r :
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fl1u6e 2onomono og Muftionotor S.
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at ban er afbolbt al 9efolfningen.
@r. Meller bor oeltaget / 6oriparet
al bort 2auo / 1864 iom ltnoerfor=
poral.
Mpe II bpisn inger. So
6anife l1n6erioatter, &omis Morten
Gbriitian Mortenien fra sfipe oq
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL
 ATHLETIC LEAGUE

On account of the big athletic meet scheduled for today it was considered advisable to postpone all the "B" games sch eduled for this afternoon.
 The athletic meet will not interfere with the schedule of the "C" league. Following are the games scheduled for the "C" league First Methodist Epis- copal and Eleventh Avenue Methodist Episcopal will play off their postponed game at o'clock If Southside fails to comply with the rules of the league.
 First Presbyterian vs. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian, 10 a. m. Norwood.
 Eleventh vs. Avondale, 10 a. m., Behrens park.
 Five Points vs. Avondale Baptist, 16 a. m. Lakeview.
 First Methodist Episcopal vs. South side Baptist or Eleventh Methods; 1; Episcopal, 9 a. m, Behrens park.
 "B" league games scheduled for next Thursday:
 First Presbyterian vs. Woodlawn Bap- tist, Sixty-fourth street, p. m.
 Eleventh vs. Ruhama, Behrens park, ( p. m.
 Avondale Meth odist Episcopal vs. West End Baptist Owenton, p. m.
 Newman's vs. Avondale Baptist, end
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-06
SPORTING NEWS
 AND LIVE GOSSIP FROM EVERYWHERE
Track Meet Today Will
 Be Finest In Marry Years

This afternoon at the fairgrounds oe- CUTS the annual track meet of the South- ern Intercollegiate Athletic association and the Southern Amateur Athletic union.
 The list of entries which has been pub lished, is a long one, and some of the greatest experts in the south are en- tered There will be a contest for the colleges and another for the clubs, and still another for both branches.
 There has been great interest shown in the meet, and the attendance this after noon will be large. The occasion par takes of a society nature, too, for each team will be represented by it's sponsor and maids.
 Birmingham will be represented by teams from the Birmingham Athletic club. the Y. M. C. A., Howard college and the High school. The University of Ala barna, Auburn, Vanderbilt and other lead ing southern institutions of learning will be represented by big squads. Each ag- gregation is bent on winning the honors. The meet promises to be the most suc- cessful held in recent years.
 The listxof events follows
 10o-yard dash. running high jump. ESQ., yard run, 22O-yard dash, pole vault for height, 120-yard hurdle race, throwing 16- pound hammer, 44e-yard run, running