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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
FUNERALS

The funeral OF the late Ernest &. Lee
took place yesterday afternoon from
bis home, 122 south Fayette street.
They we're conducted by Rev. John Lee
Allison, D. d.. pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian Church The interment
was in Bethel Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mary Edna, infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. ker'
aick, will be held this afternoon from
parents residence, 226 north Alfred
street. Rev. w. F. Watson, pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, officiating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Interesting News Notes About Peo-
pie Of Alexandria. Happenings
in Society.

Mr.. P. ]. Brewster. OF this city, was
in Danville Saturday.
o q @ g
Miss Halle Mccormick, who has
been visiting friends in this city, has
returned to her home in Berryville.
Miss Fife Young has returned to
her home in Washington after a WISH
to Miss AnneLewis Jones.
O @ @ O.
Mrs. James Monroe Love, OF Wash
ington. is the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. William B. Dainge, field, on north
Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moran and their
little daughter, OF Washington, arrived
in Alexandria on Saturday. and have
opened their home, al AIS north Wash
ington street.
Miss Louise Tyson Hooff, OF Semi
nary Hill, is the guest OF her brother
and sister.in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Hooff, at Laulel. Maryland.
e g. o g
Mr.. Stuart Hunter, OF Baltimore
was the week END guest OF bis brother
Mr.. Edmund Hunter.
Miss Beall Daingertield returns to
day from visit to Miss Sue Mumford
at the Naval Academy, at Annapolis
@ @ @ o
Mrs. Charles D. Bepdhem have re
turned from visit to Baltimore.
@ @ @ O
Miss Eva H. Regain and James g,
Bennett. both of this city, we're mar
ried in St. Mary's Church. Rockville.
by Rev. George B. Harrington. The
young man gave his age as twenty-one
and that OF the young woman as eieh
teen. They left for Washington i'm
mediateIy after the ceremony.
@ @ o O
Miss Lucy Beathetage and Miss
Emma Beatherage, who have been the
guests OF Mrs. William \. Smith, in
kosemont, have returned to their home
in Front Royal.
q {. 81 o
Miss Marguerite Coleman. OF San
Antonio, Texas, is the guest OF Miss
Marian Lindsey, in Braddock Heights,
9 o 3 .
Mrs. 4. c. Acton left on Saturday
for Edmonton, North Carolina, to BE-
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Metrsll
Makeley. Later she will visit her daug-
ter. Mrs. John H. Griffith, in Kingston,
North Carolina.
g 9 @ 9
The Cameron Club has elected Mrs.
M. w. 0'Brien as delegate and Mrs.
William Jackson Morton alternate to
the meeting OF the Federation OF
Women's Clubs which meets in Staun.
ton May 1st md and Srd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
DRY GOODS.
Taffeta and Messaline Silk
TTICOATS
WORTH $500 and $500, at
$2.19.

A very special purchase of sur
plus stock Of skirts from one of the
best known manufacturers in the I'm
tied States enables US to offer 378 Silk
Petticoats today at a fraction of their
worth. They are made of the best
quality tatfeta and messaline silk, in
black and all colors, including the
much-wanted changeable shades; also
white and evening colors; some are
PRESIDENTS; some are trimmed with
Persian bands. There is any number
of pretty styles, and all lengths. They
are worth, if bought in regular way,
$500 and $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
A DISA2POIN1 MENT

Stephen c. Kendall. of Washington,
had been ammo uncej to deliver Bible
lecture at the Young Peoples Building
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, yesterday afternoon under the
auspices Of the International Bible
Students Association.
A number OF people, men and
women; gathered at the hall at the ap.
poiuted hour and were disappointed
when they learned that the lecture had
been called off. as those having the
Young Peoples Building in charge
refused to allow the doors To be opened
for reasons which they gave. 1t is
purposed to lease the Surprise Theatre
or Opera House for the purpose OF
holding meeting next Sunday after
noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22
Woodward & LOthrOp
10th, I1th and Streets.
WASHINGTON, D. G..
SUMMER FURNITURE FOR PORCH, LAWN,
COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW.
REST AND RECREATION NEEDS FOR c.
VACATION AND OUTDOOR LIFE.

display of needs and requisites has been
assembled and for approval selection Fur
e and Outdoor Department the fourth and floors. We
believe there nothing lacking preparation
make and convenience and the appreciation
hcalhful outdoor e
which is
Not one item that was
Of foremost makers peculiar need and de-
expressed implied to satisfy clientele confident in
ourpr presentations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-22

heroes. and others have branded them
seIyes rs towards forever. We are
proud that Americans WE'RE men in the
truesct sense OF the word Oh that awful
night"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
Pennsylvania Executive, Who
Is Old-Time Pitching Star,
May Take Over Club Sat-
urday.

ov. JOHN X. TENER Of Psnnsyi-
IL vania. the oldums National
~ League ball player. who. ~ Q
member OF the Chicagos. went around
the world As one Of the pitchers OF
Spauldings Tourists. and later twirled
for tho Pirates. IL about to re-entsr the
domain Of baseball. Ever since he Quk
the diamond to take up business and
political life he has been . close follower
Of the national game and It 10 not sur
orls.ng to hear that he Is contemplating
purchasing the much-a-bused Philadel-
phia National Club. 1t IL said that the
deal will be made Saturday whereby the
veteran boxman VIII buy the Phillies- II
he Is successful in securing the club It -
a cinch that he win not spare any ex-
pense in giving Siowtown fans . Ma
tional League pennant winner. which
they have yet to enjoy.
baseball world that Prs.idsnt Csarly ESsst. q
: The fir.. man each -, e have III Ss ma
Ia s " e. sos e All, NJ se: Is:
squad vent south 70 pr.ctse. while thi. ~
Daubert, who 10 signed for thrss jean: Nar
Rsiss. bis sssI southpaw: Zach Wheat, Hut
GGs as.i ssS t r, cu Ei'' 'ns A' ''s'
| Manager Fred Clsrks Of the Pirates Il soin
to ptvsburh SATURDAY 10 complete an importan
baseball deal. II T. very seldom that the grss
60 70 their training canp, but this tins Il al
that the impending deal is 90 important ttA
| Bresnai,sn. tbs dsShponsd manager Of the Cariin
ais. Is supposed 70 b the man that CLARKE
BsssnAhan: 's"H v AsA IL RAjsh % led oi
our team We would mais . runaway race Of IN
1918 ehanpionship."
Joe MeGinnity, the famous Iron Man,. I'll
ssssfuiiy ana msnsssd suecssfuiy o. Indisr
for several seasons. q no leaves UhssS to-day Il
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
Boxing . Poor Mans Sportf
Look at These Fifuresl

i!sx and McGoo.ty lss;" vhs .nnounesAsot
sigh and many Of his admirers inmediste,y hedred
their bets. o. they figured that McIoorty hsd ton
much weight on him. WV
Just before McGoorty left HE corner IN atari
FIGHTING Jimmy johnson said in his ear: NOV
Eddie, 20 right after this fslloW = ne oannnt
take II In the stomach. and beatdes YOU ara likeiv
to Get over lcft hook 20 his Jaw and win out. ~
After the second round gibboufs sdnirsr who
in which Mike had landed on Eddie and nsd
either ducked or blocked Mc0oorty's blown nm 10
that time gave them every oonfdsnos that TRAY
would cash thsir bets.
When the fourth round had ended the ocru-
pants OF the gallery began TO HIS and boot ths
men for their tame fighting. One individual then
started TO play Marching Throush Georgia" on !
harmonica and several hundred OF the young men
in the gallery began to sing and whistle 1t
When the seventh round started Jimmy Johunsu
who was chief adviser for. MeCoory. yelled 81
rim, Tear right in at him. Eddie. and KEEP
swngins both hands for q. STOMACH AMI Jaw,
be heard all around the ring shouting. DOM
stop. Eddie; he's weak and you will soon st him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
Coz. Tener is Expected
To Purchase the Phillies

/; ~ S.i i;:sS: .S :,:a;P: e, y: s::ia. ass
him In professional hsssball.
srssC.sr q sSs BOSTON .Nstiossis q tss sanusl
!toclholds! IN the club. President Galfnsg SAID
70 soud y al. sn., w S "; s.S E
Club as a .1 aid s,.iiP q sss s *: Be-.
;cp *. h .s.i s vs ss01i
sole pc"sR % bv. rassss or trade piaysA
sss 70. Il s.s% h =: yaan sq H.;.
VIC 'ts HTUss (: g, dong sAsn u Y:
= =: :ss Az! i ss 4. fs;l
Prssas.s .4vsrd Barrow has Issued Ii, ned.
49,. sis y Z. 49, ass uS s.. Y:
.s .s :,ss. =: q e. can't !. ~ ~
:. s.n: S ss | i Z. e: s .:p ~ players
intS.fefe NTH him NJ iwnY resign tie man cement
e The Cubs: n. s.pssts e eo%ps,s q dsi 3.
tis REDS }or Hob Beschsf. tSs ssassronsi out T.
fielder and base runner.
the Coast vii never pisy bali again. Ne feer
.n. %ssn.s.. 'SY se% roSi % esa .Sss sa,
Cal Tor The re rs.t q his dsSs. .' ''n''''
ys.rh Farrell, g....ds.s q Y: Hayh,.s a.n .nt
tssd ne needing q tSs AnsrieSs Lssrs Their
Tuesday aert.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
What McGoorty and Gibbons
Had to San After Their Bout
~ MIKE GIBBONS.

am sure I would have fought q
much faster and a better fight II II
had not been for the foul blow
which McGoorty landed on me
while we were In q clinch on the
ropes In the third round. That blow
weakened me. for after that could
not seem to get started. I know
that McGoorty did not mean to ht
me foul and for that reason would
not allow my manager TO claim .
foul. Another thing which was a
great handicap to me was my stom-
ach. 1t went back on me after the
third round. which was probably
due to the foul blow. ! am salts
fed now that can defeat Nc
Goorty and hope get another
chance at him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
By EDDIE M'oooRTY.

am glad TO think I won the con-
test from Gibbons, but have to
confess that I did not make my
best showing. can night better
than did In this bout and will
prove that tho next time box In
this city. II Gibbons had fought
me instead Of running away and
clinching I am certain the bout
would have been more interesting.
I tried ny best 20 make u fght out
OF Il by rushing after him continu-
any. but Gibbons kect doing q
Marathon. I did not feel hurt by
Gibbons's blows. and on that ac-
count / wadcd into him throughout
the battle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
s2OCAECK IS SENT l
AMATEUR ATHLETE i
R.'''CCAR Money
Pilgrim Shows Photographic
Proof That Jones Rewarded
Him for Entering Meet

A bomb was thrown into the meetiae
OF the Registration Committee OF the
Association or the Amateur
Athletic Union when Paul Pilgrim. who
acted a. assistant manager II the last
olympic team. presented corroborats4
evidence that there Is professionallen
In amateur sport 1t was amer W. L
Jones, chairman Of the athletic commit
teo Of the Irish-American A. c.. hal
been heard In regard to his direction oe
the recent st. Agnes games that the
trap was sprung. Pilgrim showed phe-
tographs of the check for So the N.
veiope and letter he had received from
W. l. Jones in November, 1907, Just aftes
he had sent in his entry for the Pauii6e
A. c. meet The letter follows: t'S
New York. Nov. 7. 1907. ="
sly Dear Mr.. Pixrim-Permit me TO ha1l
you cigar. ! would have bought one mysoif
bn, am really no iudse e cis'r an, md, would
However. old man. please ACCEPT my thanh
for the prompt wy you sen. me Your suss5
en- not IN any way contested With ~
nsotsd with It, l. however. Win 10 heap ;
@AM .. wen q . large club; hence my intr,
srs you vi .essrt ed s.ee,. a. IL.
slosed IN ths spirit = ssnt. and with ~
b's rsca'd> en- W. ruS as,s
ND h Of cuuvs coufSdsutiri.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
Classy Cyowd'
Sees the Bout

Among the prominent men seen at
the ringslde were the following:
Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Foxhall
Keene. David Belasco. Robert Gug-
genheim. John B. Stanchfield, Mag
istrate Paul Krotel. Harold Weeks,
DIR. Walter Douglas, Harris Ham,
mond. Allen Ryan. State Senator
Smith, Senator James Frawley, Sen
ator Wagner. Frank Mckee. Fire
Commissioner Johnson. J. Gordon
Douglas. w. Goadby Loew. Joseph
Il. Davis. Henry Godfrey OF the
Meadow Brook Club; Honest John
Kelly" Gil Greenway Thornton Mot
ley. Thomas Knapp. Felix Iaman.
l.. L. Housman. r. e. Smathers.
Prof Mike Donovan. Commissioner
william J. Wright, Arthur Murphy.
Gene Mcguire. Bob Vernon. Tam
many Hall Leaders Charles Culltin.
Johnny Curry. Jimmy Hagan, Ross
Williams, Mike Cruise. Dan Finn.
and host OF others.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
TEARS THE BEST EYEwAsH.

IFTOm The InndOn IhFonlc1e.l
America Is dry country, and possibly
the compilations Of the men and women
are due to the want OF irrigation and
tears. For one hnds-turning to the
physical SIDE Of the daily newspaper
that tears are the very best eyewssn
and the cheapest that woman can OBJ
tain. You are advised to have a good
cry now and then to counteract the
three meals n day And II YOU are a
woman certainly take an hours misery
happy. 800,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05

s:s,::s 1T RE- ., tH ws.. s: Il IL. '
E. b:d .sa Ri: cos,, md S%siaSs'ifs ..s,
i rInSsstSn H. wore eIp s In addition To- re
Ms sSic q they raced 'a Sndsr r'S n.ns ~
W.. n.. wa, o.dsed sspsndcd Until her winninn :.
and 10: q $50 paid for changing her T n.%. u'ns'
tho Amateur Hocssy Lssse Ernest G9fon ' Ssors 90
h,r% . a,, 0n,rss kiP:sns cGaijs. Mitchell and
IisS. to play In til, yea. eRsmpIonsae sauras me
ment.
Nter q rest Of q month. Coiumbias freshman
Nee MS: Va: NO, pi';::a win n. sIit .ho
me: iasa!.a .nd !: %. q ths i.ss. sSsl Co g.
e &. :.hn:s M a ss psnd ''s IN ss
numbers.
f:n sS: ss.:, '. ~ S.nsa B, ssn..
~: ,s;' =: aS:' hS mot G ~. hgI q:
u .Si .SsS o sS' s. ss, in re. ssnp s.5
h to On" vsna : SAi sol s M s.''' '''t
The Parsons Social Club. one Of the mos,
NJ ma o,.'ss.sa.as ;'. ;Ss f s.e'
;sp ss: the s .: :s:i:a Year. :D' a
clubs wsliing gamea with tho Parsons can arrange
= Ssn w. % w ,S r Hs %..ssi, . WIN
The eass that provided tho big nose'' AZ m,
was ts, . Gr.sy Sad Of VII msS,, sn c ass'
Who ". charged With running a ringer" M,
sSss ' colt r, R f. Fam "s;: .. as":
Harrington. Conn, by the name Of "GOLdbeator
Tho o~ss was continued antn ner May.
Win crew Of twenty.eish, men, In charge q
Capt, Cosiflest and h. !, Anderson. mate o,
, hoard tie good schooner yscbt Westward. resent
sold by Mr., Alexander s. Cochran. ". Y. T. q.
clhorAgs on CITY lAland hound for Hamburg dc,
many, which hereafter will bs her home por
Bnly .Pspke, the American fighter defeat.
middlewsisht S6amtionsap. q bis psrs. and "a (.
j. itoy belt especially designed for the orcasion
4 their scheduled twenty mound bout at PArA Papk
II WAS awarded the decision In ths seventh roun.
y when the Ftenchman WA unable to respond 70 HI
= call 81 time "
4 jim Driscoll Of Cardiff and Oven Moran NJ "A,
a mingham have been matched to meet at tho ii
70 tonal sporting club Of london on Jan. ~ IN
V The men have areed to make 10 pounds Al
10 u, NJ. They viii tight for pure az 81 1OO
Al which the simmer will receive 90 % per cen
fach has made sds bet al $500.
D Princeton easily defeated foniham IN the ore
10 Ing same Of the local hskstball season In Jung
o. town by the scre Of 10 10 ~ RoDghness sha
r asls,T,,sd fhs .lSy bsrw't and Walsh wsrs a
one veteran, superior shooting and passing "a
L. | TIE Orange and black tile victory
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
Ringside Notes
Garden Bout Draws Third
Largest House Since Days
of Horton Law.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

-HE Eddie MoGoorty- Mike Gibbons |
ten-round bout at Madison Square
4 Garden drew the third largest
gate receipts of any boxing show held
In this city since the Horton law days. |
The house" amounted to exactly |
323,44l. OF this sum each fighter re-
ceived Is per cent. which gave them |
Sb,8s0.25 aisoe. The State drew down |
s per cent, which netted S1.172.05. and
the club officials received the remain |
der, which was S10.54s.+b.
Lons before the time slated for tbs doors TO
spsu Billy Gibson. manassr Of the club. announced
nat the advance sale Of tichsts Wa bctween
ol+ 900 and $4,000. At O'Clock there was such
. Dig crowd Of people outside the Garden thak Glib
son ordered the gates opened. So fast did the
crowd take possession Of their soats that ~ q
pacity Of tho top tier which accommodates ! 800.
packed . half hour later.
Police Inspector Dwyer. with thirty Of hs police
men In uniform. took charge u the crowd and
handled them In an ordsrly manner inside the
lobby were twenty five detectives from Poce Head.
Inc sck isds were grabbed and uAlsrod out q the
BY $50 every one Of the 81 and o ss.t hal
.s. 0oT Il time
tor jam Friwls: father Of the resent day bo.ins
.s .r'sa .' .iia: ssS ,ssi . IL credit
e: S s.s. so. :: :sS ' sa s psSp
GiShon.. stGirsd in ions. ransn and . soft cap.
ssrdsn. ' Az SOB :, Az ,Ss crowd oSds &. Sul ID
| ing rscogmssd INN they gAys him a hearty cheer,
s:sS e. & s:s ' z SSo is:' = S"'1
Mol,oor.y xas not lone bsAind Gitbons In ar.
irving at the battle-ground, As soon ss Eddie got
inside the Garden b hustled 70 his dressing room
9Th b. m.nsgtr M.!y Forni M. and MS trs.n:rs
in and wisIsd him good luck, McGoorty hurriedl
undrssssd and bssan TO shadow box around the
ring How do you feel. Eddie, asked Marty
YoISin: ;, I'm i.n, feeling "sas and ought to win
AZ :sS Ss Sr .Ds .S SSu sd had be.
Introduced by Joe Hnmphlsys. After q few more
q he riders had been iusrYduced soms a ths
fight fans became uneasy and beGan to yell out,
I'VE will meet that bunch nsrt week. Bring on
the fshtcrsf'
Just after Announcer Humphrey had introduced
| the last pair Of riders one OF the gpnery godi
shouted Of the top Of his voice. Hey. HUMPHREYS
why don't you introduce yourself"
McGoorty, with his manager. Forkins. and sec
! ouds was the first To enter the ring. He wa,
, given ovation as he climbed through the ropes
' but his RECEPTION vas not a. great as that &C
corded Gibbons. Both fighters shook hands TN
| moment they saw each ether
After 10th fighters had had their gloves put OF
| them Announcer HumphsuSN YELLED out: Bot
= middiewe,ght limit, 1853 pounds ringside Gibbon
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
SPukIS s iiss 'a ,'s Sss: IS GUSSIP
Walter Rutt Arrives Here and
Reports Cycle Game In Flour.
fishing Condition in Europe.
RUrT Of Germany. who

vrv ALTER RUTT % Germany. who
M has twice won the six-day
w bicycle race in Madison Square
Garden arrived here on the kronprh'
yessin Cecilc. His. partner In the ap-
roac ching race at the Garden Will be Joe
rogier OF Brooklyn. Rutt has ridden
against Fogler IN many contests, the
FRS, one IN the Garden In 1906 In which
the Brooklyn rider and Eddie Root won
the event. This will be the nrst time
that the German champion will have
| ridden with Foxler as n partner.
Hutt says that he Is stronger than
ever. and he looks good. lie has been
riding ever since 1901, This last sea,
son." which was a short one" said the
German cyclist. II won thirty-four first
prizes. BikinE In Europe was never
better as q game. especially In road
| events"
rSanhs ONen the American Jockey who ride
| In FRANCE for William X. Vanderbilt. with his
wife and two children. arrived op the kronprins
essn Csfls 10 spend the holidays With his rsla
| u,rs In -. Louis. lie IL going back on Jan. u
get into condition again for the nett ruling sea
son. which starts the French tracks on Marcel
II. O'Nsil said that Mr.. Vanderbilt had yer,
socd season on the French turf and that he had
had a record. In Mr.. Vsnderbilts shabes ar
about siIty.five horses Trainer Duke is still witt
the vandcrtah strny and Il not coming hack hes
ths winter. o'Nsii rode $40 @ $50 races. Q
which he won 1875 lie finished second 20 man!
times he didn't bother 70 keep account Of then
o'Nsil has earned nearly So0O. 900 since hs h
been IN France.
At the state boxing Commission meeting IN
charge made by jim Stewart against Leo Flynn
in which stewart claimed that Flynn owed hir
500 as the result OF their meeting In Albsn
, Flynn being PRESENT. steward said that there v,
3. S2so .. n; t,rs es =, hin s,
s cSs Of $3.50 Flynn Won the fisSt and too
!, s'swaTts $500, fhe latter ela.msl that Fiyn
iSs sns S az di.ni:,sa Tie case Sss.uss ss..s
|, | could not coroborate his claim AZ the San
asan. me bs,tina TSss POINTED out that Ssstif
was against the Law.
swans M la, IL. rhii,aslpS. % spend The wiai
\: . .Iss to s'%s aS N; aisi usy a s ss
sa iTm,. "Di uriSs u. past lev Years Mmp&. .iyeas
ia. 0sS S s srsa nov sa'f e humid o heat IN hs
J. S @srt.%s siso weaken. him lie Ia; been .Iend
II eond a , than al any other time in his ne
a. -Four bor.sm.n yer. ..peAsd and two vsr. I.
N pended pending settlement Of ineir eases 10
s..a ., A Ss. u Hs sS ~, ,o s..:. =.
Ia them to Ketchel ! apologize 10 the mel
a. DRY OF one middieweight champion W
=. could always be depended upon 10 d
liver the goods.
O. A LII the preliminaries were bett
n ~ than the main bout. The I'll
II = was a win for Frankie Mott
he over Young Donnelly OF lndisnapol
Young Rosner outpointed Jimmie Ii
he lor. And a isnky youth happily mic
u named Special Delivery Hirsch ov
n came the superior aggressiveness
Q Young Congdon by cleaner and Gas
q hitting.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
T0UGH s.UCK.
Nlsn m DStrolt IfD PssaA)

Ossn m Dstrols yf0 PssA)
"Just my luck"
whats the matter noWv'
Il promised my wife ia be home At 10
O'Clock last night"
.And couldn't phslse q + qppossr.
no. got 10 It, re t0. 6ut she was
sound asleep end tailed % GET credit
tor n" s-t. ..-,.s- &C., ..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
HANDICAPPING A WINNER.
a. UsAhto

you say you object to your wieo's
interest In suffrage for financial ssA-
sons7''
Yes" replied Mr.. Tlimgiit. 1T intsr.
feres with her briige-playing."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05

Just after Announcer Humphreys had Introduce
the last pair Of riders one Of the cutlery god
shouted Of the tnp Of his voice, Hey, Humphrey,
Why don't you Introduce yourself"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05

McGoorty, with his manager, Forkins. and sec.
ouds was the first 10 enter the ring. He was
given an ovation as he climbed through the ropes
but his reception vas not a. great as that &C.
corded Gibbons. Both fighters shook hands the
moment they saw each ether.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05
Public Pays s23,0 900 to See Nc.
Goorty Beat Gibbons in Bout
That Isn't Worth More Than a
Cent.

cowrisa,. 1912. h, The Pres Publishing C.
The Mes Yofk World.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05

After 10th fighters had had their gloves put on
them Announcer HumplruyS yelled out Both
Mctioorty and Gibbons weighed in under the
middleweight limit. 1853 pounds ringsde. Gibbons
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05

The ease that provided the big noise' a the
Board o. Reviews ss@iuu at the Murray Hin Hcis
was chat Of Grisiey Sad Of WIN mantle. Conn
Who wn charged With running finger T,ne
Board chrssd him with Is:Ans IN ., borss named
Pennington. Conn by the name Of "Gciibeator
The cNss continued anti nett Nav
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05

Capt. Coalfleet and u. !, Anderson. mate on
h l.. tls soed schooner y,sb, WsNvsri rss.niiy
"a a syndicate Of German yachtsmen, lett her an
chorNgs on CITY laland. hound Tor Hamburg Ger.
many. which hsreafter will be her home port
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05

After ss,sssi good preliminary bouts had been
decided Frank Kramer and Jiumy Moran, the
introduced BY yoe. Hnmphrsys. After 4 few more
Of the riden had been iuerYduced some q the
I'VE viii meet that bunch nsHt week. Bring on
the nshtersr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-05

Bnly Papke, the American fighter defeated
George bernard, French midIlleweisht. NT toe
middleweight champ onslnp. . big purse and an
iyory belt especially designed for the 0rcasion In
their s'heduied twenty round bout at Paris. Papke
Was awarded the decision In the seventh roinI
when the Nenchman wa unable to respond 10 The
call 81 time, Wv