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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
"Chalky" Germaine and hid Davis
Are Trained to Minute Tor Bout

better known as "Walks bout. dlscoE-
cred that C;erlnainc had quick and CT
fective punch In either hand. Fred Grli-
nthe also dIscerncd Germslnes po%ins
qualifications and they urged him TO go
on for a bout with a boy who was making
something OF n stir In the gold camp at
that time, ,
While Gcrmaine was gaining a decision
over this lad "Wslkabont and Griftlths
yelled simultaneously, go II, 'Chalkn. .
That is how he was chriatened ''Chalky
and also explains why ''Wslkhbout 9no
Griffiths both claim the honor OF having
given him the name,
Besides this headlner there Will be four
other good ones Gus Buffmlre viii ,prop
ably not be able Ia get here. but In his
stead Frank EarnriGht and RioGky
Price will go on for four rounds, They
are practically unknown here but they
have pleased Bean in their workouts III
the San-Gym. II,
lack Downey and Frank Mandell VII
also go four rounds. Then there VIII nc
a fifteen minute wrestling match between
Young Crist aud Jack Clark. who nave
been defyinS each other for long time,
who will be given chance to show "hat
they can do
Owing 10 The length Of the card the
bouts will begin promptly at $50, 50
fans who want to see II all must o'
there Mt that time. The inquiry FOR
tickets has been great that a good at
tendance Ia certain. but Bean has msdc
extra efforts to provide suitable accom-
modationG for his patrons,
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BOXING BOUTS AT
SMOKER OF OWLS

Three boxing bouts were pulled off at
the Owls smoker in the lodge hall isst
night. Dick Hyiand and Tommy f1tz-
patrick boxed -four. exhibition rounds 10 a
draw; Kid Harrison boxed O'Connor
three rounds to draw: Chick McGillis
had a shade over Jack Roy. although the
bout was pronounced n draw.
In the O'Connor- Harrison bout y Con-
nor Knocked Harrison down in the second
round, but Harrison fought back gamely
and evcned up matters. This was a real
contest and The lads were evenly
matched.
Dick HyIapd was so much heavier than
FitZpatrlcli that Referee Willard Bean
gave Fitzpatrick "A draw He was SO
game and made such good. showing
against a veteran ring general that he
won the good VIII Of the audience, Hy-
land did not let Tommy Indulge IN the
notion that It was a play bout, but sent
in q number OF stiff punches.
Chick McGillis fought Jack Roy TO q
standstil and Roy was perfectly willing
to lose the decision to have the painful
affair over with, but rs a matter OF
policy the contest was called draw.
The Owls expect TO give regular ath
IetlC programmes, as the first pleased
the members immensely.
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twecn-AttclI and his fellow townsn1an.
frankie Nell, came 10 a head the boys
being matched by McCarey who hung
up a diamond studded championship belt
and staged "A twenty round bout between
the boys in the old Maud Junction pa
year. Atiell decisively whipped Nell and
stepped out into tho sunlight the ac-
knowledgcd foatherw eight lsing.
SttelIs record since that date Is one
Of mixed battles Time after time.
through lack OF legitimate opponents, Abe
has been forced 10 step into the light
weight class. He has whipped as many
OF the 133-pouDders ss have beaten him,
and until I<ilbane's rush 10 the front
notice.
little less than a year ago Promoter
McCarcy hit upon his elimination scheme,
inviting the festherweights TO come 60
the coast and battle II out among them
selves, The survivor 10 he pittcd against
Attell The little warriors who responded
we're Kihane, Rivers, Reagan. Kirkwood
Dixon. Coster. Conley and Kline, One
by one the boys were beaten until at the
banner bout being a clean knockout vic
tory over the marvellous Mexican boy, Joe
Rivers.
The first two days workout al the
champions Vernon camp sent the critics
away satisfied that Abe was not only the
same old shrewd clever and fast per.
former hut that he had actually improved
in his hitting ability
Nilbane managed and trained by Jim
my Dunn. working AT his Venice SEASIDE
quarters, has undergone = conscientiou.
siege of work Weighing J22 pounds L
The fraction Of an ounce, the CLEVELAND
colt is picture Of physical perfection,
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Charleston Race Results,

Ely international News Service.
CHARLESTON. F'eb. 2i.-Eace results
FIRST race. three furlongs-Ells Crane,
rs Davenport, > 10 J. won Iemessse,
1l5 U>oftus). IL 10 >. second: Mama John
son. 115 (ButwelD. 70 ], third. Time,
20 Tuscumbia. Figola. Lady Anna. Bs-
vel Lutz, Cordie f. and Cedar Green also
ran.
second raco. six turlonss-Sabo Blend,
lIs (Steelel. u 10 l. won; sal Volatile,
% (Ambrose). s 20 ]. second Uncle jim
nv Gray. 10 (TurneD, I 20 |. third.
Time 90. Cconey X. PocctalEo. Do
minica. j. II. Barr and Emperor William
also ran.
Third race. seven turlongs-M Montcslm
Il3 CPeakh. 10 .. won. Jack penman
i0i CSpollmanl. 10 /, Second: Mockler
it2 (Gooscl, 90 10 I. third. Time, i:3i SIS
,1naecr. Ella Bryson and Frank Purcell
also ran.
Fourth mile. one mile and a sixteenth
E.fendi. lo3 (Cioose), 10 /, won: Ta'
Pay. 107 (Turner,. II 10 ). second
Rerkcley 10 G>oftusl IL 10 =. third
Thine. 200 2-s. Belle Ma~r, Husky Lad
and 6; NJ. Miller also rAn.
Fifth race, six fiTlongs-Queen Be-. lel
(schewnlgl, . 10 5. won. Grif, III Got
ius). TO !, second. lrishtoNn. loi
,t-hsppslsl. 50 10 I. third. Time. j:ls 3-5
Fswn. Judge Howell. Iamiis. Efficiency
Charley Brown. Leislohs and Sleeth sls'
sixth race. one mile Roebuck. 10
QTurneri. To ;, Won. Beach sand. 10
MARTINI. 30 10 :. second; Brevlte. IL
(Peak). 6 20 5. third. Time 1852 i-5
Hstteras also ran
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Wild Man From Chicago, Knockout
Brown Soon Tanned by Hugo Nelly

KENOSHA. Wis.. Feb 2l.-Hugo Kelly
IS still the master boxer with plenty oi
stamina The Chicago Knockout Brown
is Wild man all right. but against the
real thing he is harmless most OF tue
dime
This pair Of middIeweight warriors
fought ten savage rounds here toniSnt
before a bowling mob OF spectators ana
al the end Kelly had margin that could
not be disputed, except by Browns ad-
mirers.
Brown was not whipped Ia the hghtine
sense OF the word but he was outboNed.
.couvinclnGIv and dccislveiy. Kelly won
every round except the first and last and
though dead tired AZ the end from the
mnuling lie took from z stronger foe.
no was battling like a tried sud true ring
man when Eddie SantrN pulled them
apart AT the anal bell
Brown earned an even break on aG-
gressivencss. though Kelly got home with
thc pretiier punisherr. Brown rushed
from his corner, ignored kellys out
stretched hand Tor the customary last
ro.Iua rrip. and started TO whans away
from all directions with ths fury of =
man ulto knows be must make ssnsa
tioltal finish 10 have = showing. And
ne had Hugo logging II bit and hanging
on though Brown got home no more blows
than his veteran opponent The seusa-
iional finish brought the Creek rootcr'
10 heir feet and they gave Brown an
ovation after 10 NaS over
Bur those vino audcd thr spartan toi
Ills great wail, iu the last three miaute:
seemed 10 forget that Kelly. iu tiie mid
do eight grounds. kept pninc up poin
latter point With the precision "I mar
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Knockout" Al Shrader. who won tho
intormountain championship at Denver by
knocking out two opponents and COM
polling tho seconds of the third to throw
iIn the sponge is proving almost as much
OF an attraction ior Willard Beams ath
letic carnival tonight AS the headllners'
"Cbalky" Gcrmaine and kid Davis.
Patrons who applied for tickets yester-
day asked almost as many uucstions
about Shrader the% did about the pro-
fessionsls.
Shrader has fully earned the sobrtquet
Knockout" for he ended two OF his Den
yer bouts in that manner in the hrst
round and the third would have terminal :
I'd in the same way If the seconds had
not saved their man. Tonight he VIII
20 four rounds with Frank Collier un-
less Shradcr duplicates bis Denver per-
formanceS. ending tho so with knock
out before the limit Is reached, Collier Is
"a good tough boy, but II there is knock =
out il will probably be Collier who liz
knocked ont.
Germaine and Davis arc trained TO the
minute and they will undoubtedly put up
one of the prctticst bouts that has been
seen at the San Gym. Davis has i'm
proved in the last six months and has
always been natural boxer.
Cermaine has a long list OF victories S
With sond boys in St. Touis. Louisville
and other Mississippi valley cities. Natu
raj aptitude was the cause OF his adopt
ing fhe ring as means OF livelihood:
When he was a board marker in turf
cTrhanre in Goidhold j. n, FleiSchm5n
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The Sound Sleep of Good Health

Is not for those suffering from kidney
ailments and irregularities. The prompt
use Of Foley Kidney Pills will dispel
backache aud rheumatism. heal and
strengthen sore. weak and ailing kid.
news, restore normal action. and with
IL health and strength. Mrs. NJ. f.
Spalsbury, Sterling. H.. says: al SUI
fercd great pain in nv back and kid
news. and could not sleep at night. and
could not raise my hands over my head
But two bottles Of Foley Kidney Pills
cureI me. Schramm johnson, Drugs
"The Never Substitutors. Five (5)
good stores.
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BASKETBALL T|RESA
HIGH SCHOOL TEl
Players Have Had Abo
Enough of Game for Til!
Year and May Disband.

on account OF the oratorlcal contss
the gymnasium assembly ycat,<
afternoon the basketball game betx
the university freshmen and tbs ,
school team was postponed. Tha 4
school team will not be ahle TO
the game this week, as today Il a
day and the game cannot be PLAYED
day as the grade school teachars
gymnasium that day. Coach RIohI
son SAYS that the game will have 4
played next week some time n the 4
has not dishanded by that time.
The men on the team are gettInr (
Of the practice and do not show in
practice. Tho names OF the PLAYERS
have won their letter this year in
ketoall were 10 have been ANNOUNCED
terday, but Richardson says that he
not give ont the names until after'
freshmen game. The sweaters given
basketball are sweater coats Of gTay
will have A red H and n black
Ward, who was not eligible for the
ketball game with the l.. y. g. team.
| take another examination so al "a
| eligible for track and baseball He N
| OF the best baseball players that
| attended high school and he IA al
point winner IN lTdrh meet. Hf
won the low hurdles in the state
! meet for the last two years. II hs
TO make up his work, both teamB.
| be greatly weakened. He js ona 81
best athletes in school and will 4
a fine chance 10 get the Richmond n
| for the best all-sround athlete. H.
! only by few points that he lost
/ medal last year. Only two have
bcan awarded, one 10 George AtkiDn
one 10 Roy Mcintyre. On sceoin
Roy McIntyre not passing In red,
number OF hours or work, both
track team and the baseball team
| miss him
CLYDE Hunter, manager of the
haii team. will get tho men TO wprk'
week. He has twenty-five men slgne
to Try out for the team No suits
be given out until man makes
team.
Ali the men will have 10 work ha5!
make a. position on the team. as all
! men getting out have PLAYED on SON
the fast amateur teams OF the ov
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who knows We'll how to ooT for lead
and hold a. His snappy right and left
upnercuts kept the Spartau's head TIT
ing; his straight left opened mp the right
eve and a right swlnS cut slash be-
hind the car.
During all these sessions ltslS'S sons
Al the rlngside yelled madly. while Greece,
her knee In suppliance bent sat waiting
for the moment To cheer That moment
came i'm the tenth. but j, did not last
long enough. Anything might have hap
pened 10 Kelly after that last round. but
that WAS as Tar as they We're permitted
10 20 and the outcome OF a longer Eight
can not be figured on IN this one.
kcliys work IN the last round looked
worse because Knockout nailed hW with
a stomach punch While he was slipping
along the ropes, The slip upset him all
night but he was up ~ a second. stand -
ing Eamely 20 his work. There was not
the semblance of clean knockdown In
the Fight
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Charleston Entries.
onaI NrMa ser, lce.

Hy International News Service.
CHARLESTON. :. G.. Feb. IL
Charleston entries for Thursday.
First race. six and one half furloncs-
Norma Girl. Princess MaY. Losthlv Lady,
no: Jim Ray. l0I: Hempstsd. Achmet.
jay p. IL. tIcarthstene. knights Differ
ils.
Second race. seven. fuylonss- High
ern Belle. Io5; Quality Street. Tackle.
igs; Miss Jonah. SpriuEmss. l0e.
Third race. FIVE iurlousS-EalOn
Hearthston.. lo7: siIas Grun'p; Lewis
III: Coming Coon. Ochre Court Ganadore
lanes Dockery Norristowu. Iif; Lady
lightning Fismua, 10.
Fourth race Washin1ton's Birthday
hsndicar. one and c-SiNteertht miles
High Private. I2i. Meridian. 10; Lochiei
ios: Font, i0S. Jack Denmsn. loa, ANY
rort 101: kormak. lol; Bard OF Hope
IS Colonel HOLLOWAY. 9S.
Fifth race ave and nus- half furion~r-
Herbert Turner. TO-: Rve STRAW. i09 J
r. Core. Descsndaut. los; Union Jack
log. Jossupburn. li2. ~ Muller. 10. ROY
al Captive IL: MacaZ.ne ComntoI. ll@
sixth race. one and one -eiShtd miles
Chiffon Saiia- as: Idew.iSs. I05: DIXIE
knight The Golden Euiterfv. JOS
Montgomery. 100: Nadzu. 10
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Bu II. NJ. Walker.

LOS ANGELES. Feb 21.--The Attell-
Hilbanc contest passes out of the con-
vcrsation class and becomes reality
tomorrow.
Attell. whose right TO tho worlds feath-
crweiGht championship has practically
gone undisputed since 1906, faces IN john
ny Kllbanc the blue ribbon challenger Of
the hour. boy groomcd 10 his hnGer
tips for The battle.
The principals observing All champion :
ship regulations, arc making the leGiu-
mate fcatherweisht notch, l22 pounds
at the ringside. This weight Is a natural
one for both champion and challenger
aud allows each lad To enter the arena
in FUN possession OF his strength.
AtteH and liUbaue are scheduled TO
box twenty rounds at the Pacific Athletic
club AT Vernon. Charles r. Eyton VIII
rcferoc. should both men be on their
feet al the finish Of the twentieth round
tho referees award will carry with IL
the title OF featherweiGht champion OF the
| world
s250n II will cost Tom McCarey close
! 10 sl1.o 600 10 throw open the pavilion
dates
| Attcli has claimed the featherweight IT,
tie since he beat George Dixon In fifteen
| rounds in So Louis during tho year 1901.
Terry McGovern bad previously deteat ed
| Dixon. but, according 10 Attell. the weight
| for This battle had been lis pounds ring
side. consequently Dixon retained the
| rhanlpiousdip until he was beaten by
! Ahc al the legitimate weight 122 pounds.
| In 1a0G the great rivalry existing be-
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UNCLE SANS SAILOR PUG TO
MEET TITLE ASPIRANT TODAY

George Enge and Klaus are figuring on
how many rounds 1t will take before a
sleep OF ten seconds duration. IT is not
a question OF whether or not Klaus VIII
win, but how long il will take for him
to land the finishing blow
Although Petroskey has not had very
much experience, still he has done every
thing that has been asked OF him during
the past two years.
He has not been defeated, and his
record includes knockout victories over
VIC Hansen in three rounds. Jack Duarte
In eight rounds. Terry Keller in seven
teen rounds. Kid George in seven
rounds, Mike Mcclure in one round, de-
cisions over Knockout Brown and Dicl
Burgess IN ten rounds. while three draw;
have been fought with Fritz Holland.
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UPRIGHT, At 10 TO |,
BROUGHT IN BY HILL
Jockey Rides Two Other Win
ners, Including King Elk,
Quoted at 10 TO /.

fgAREZ. Fob. 2t.--Jockey IIlIs clever
riding was tho feature Of the Juaren races
today He was in good form and rode
three winners Upright. at L. 10 l. was
The biz surprise when in the fourth race
he defeated a good Geld in the sprint.
Weathcr clear. track fast. Results:
First Rnce-One noile: King Elk. 1l5
nIilD, IL 10 I, won: Patruche, f05 tGrossl,
II 10 %. second. Roseworth. los Frasch).
5 10 l. third Time. 40. Miss Miller,
Eva PadwlcS, Lady Willie, Irish Beauty
and Port Arlington also ran.
Second I;acc-- Five and 9ne-haii
rurIonss Tommy Twig, rs 'kcoghl =,
CGross,. / 10 :, second Antigo. us
,Johuson). : To I. third. Time. 1901 -.
Wrath. coed. Matt O'Connell. Roberta,
Serenade. Annual Interest and Bitter Sir
third Race Six rurIonss: J, 3 Rob
inson. lo7 CHIlD. Ia >. won; Anse lGs.
Ios fHofcmam. : % ,. second Stafford.
~ OKeoghl. TO !. third Time, 1913 -.
wancr. Yo Solo. Ed Kcck. New Capital,
and Doc Allen also ran.
Fourth Racc-SiN fuvlnngs, Upright.
- (Eiln H. 10 ], won FIXING Footsteps.
los tTaplinl IL to !, second; Conay lo2.
oCaliahsul, Q 10 ., third Time. liz IL.
Henry Walhank. Uncle Ben and Pride OF
Fif,h Rsce-Slx furiongs: ChDls. l05
carter. } to j. won; Marie HYDE. loi
tGrossl, 10 l. second; Lady Tcndi l0i
McpowelU. To- !. third. Time. IL. g.,
Acquin. Scna and Meddling Hannah also
ran.
Sixth Race sonc mic: Maisie Girl
los (TspIinl. sNto l. WON Fred MuihoI-
Innd II. CGrossl, even. second, Ocean
Queen. les Murray. 10 10 !. third. Time.
l:5a 2-5. Acquia Rit of Fortune. Littic
Msrchnont and Tn" Monk also ran.
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Comparative weather data. at Salt Lake
City, February 81, 1912:
Highest temperature TO-DAY was 30 dc
grees; highest temperature in this month
since 1874 was 5S degrees lowest tenn
peraturo last night was % degrees; low
est temperature this month since 1874
was 1S degrees below zero; mean tenn
perature for today was 30 degrees: nor
NAL temperature was "a degrees; accu-
mula ted excess since the first Of the
month is 1a2 degrees; accumulated excess
since January I is 2l2 degrees.
Relative humidity at a m. today was
7s per cent; relative humidity at p. IN.
today was 100 per cent,
Total precipitation for The twenty four
hours ending at p. nj. was .0i OF an
inch: total for this month to date is 1ip
inches; accumulated excess for this
month to date is .0S OF an inch: total
precipitation since January ! 10 date lis
.si inches; accumulated deficiency since
January | is 80 OF inch
Sun rises t:l3 n. m.: sun sets 6'll u.
M February %, 1912.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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Abe and Johnny Fight
For Championship Today
Four Other Good Bouts Are Scheduled, Including
Davis VS. Germaine in Salt Lake
San Gym
BOXING BOUTS TODAY

PACIFIC ATHLETIC CLUB Vernon, CaFeatherweght CON
test for championship world Abe Ae, champion,
johnny Kilbanc, twenty rounds Attel is . to favorte
AUDITORIUM San Erancisco-Frank Klaus Pittsburg Bear
mddleweight title. Sailor Peroskey Of the
United States navy Odds 10 avorng Klaus
BUFFALO ATHLETIC CLUB Sacramento-Bily Pspke VS..
Frank Mantel twenty rounds. Papke is TO favorite
SAN-GYM Salt Iake-kd Davis 'Cbalky" Germaine SIX
rounds slight favorte -Four other bouts
PUEBLO ATHLETIC CLUB Pueblo, Coo.-RudoIph (Boer)
Unholz favorite.
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.. In1arna.innal Nens Service

Bv International News Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2l.-Frank
Klaus, the Pittsburg Bear Cat and
from Uncle Sans navy. have concluded
their work for their twenty round con-
test, which takes place a. the audltori-
um tomorrow afternoon, ana each boy
expresses the utmost confidence In his
ability 20 win.
Klaus Will enter the ring a 10 10 IA
yorite over Petroskey. judging by The
nresent tone OF the betting market. The
plttsl,urc niddleweight Is a 10 i IA
yori,c. with very little money being
warered on the bluejacket.
Even money also is being offered tha'
Klaus knocks out Petroskey within eieh-
teen rounds.
over at Freemans park Manage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
BOXER PUTS
THUG TO RO|

WALLA WADLA, Wash. Fea
Gymnasium boxing lessons came In "
last night for Miss Georgia McNsuu
Whitman college freshman. She Va
her way to A Christian Epdeaver y.
inE when a man stepped from pen',
tree and seized her by the lett ana
McManus promptly SWING q neayy
to the mans jaw, which COINS
knocked BIN out The girl hca g.
search later for tho man proved u''
cesSfuI.
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Americus Throws Rogers,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l-"Americus. "
light heavyweight wrestler, champion OF
the world threw Yankee Rogers OF BuC
falo In two straight falls here tonight.
the FIRST in twenty-five minutes and the
second in ten minutes Roller OF Seattle
defeated Shad Link OF Baltimore in the
heavyweight class in two straight falls.
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Alaska Dog Derby

NOME. Alaska, Feb. 2l.--The annual
Solomon derby Tor DOG teams. sixty miles.
from Nome 20 tho Solomon river and re =
turn over the snow trail. VIII De run 10
morrow under excellent conditions and
with a large list Of entries. The TEN
perature TO-DAY IS 20 degrees below zero.
The race is FOR purse or Nl0. 900.
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Juarez Race Entries.

IJAREZ. Mexico, Feb. 2l.-Entries for
tomorrow.
First lsce. selling. two-year- odds. four
fufIonss-+JoEie Gec. %. santa CaO. Lei
cle Tidy WolfaTIh. l0f. Huber, io1i Ne-
lie Forty, Beulsh Nc. Casanova, III;
John Hurie. lis; Debutante, 1ot
Second race. selling, six furlonss-Psr
nell Girl, Iwslsni. 100; Dactyiis. Msure-
tania. Lonis no THIS Swcde Sam,
Henry Williams. Brighton, lie: Kjddy
Lee Amarillo, Billy Mayhue. l15.
Third race. selling, six furiongs--Doc
star. %; Msnassch. 100: Bstvs, Mamie
McDee. 10,; Great F'risr ~.
Fourth race. selling, six furionEs--
Chess To-; Wsyu'ard. 100; Nelsini, Jim
Nc 100. Minnoette. Mia, Clvde. 10
T'sther stafford Grsmercy, Bill la ton
ll2: tJish Range. Dave MontsoT'ery, 10
Fifth race. selling. six furlonCs-
-Meltz. loi: Helen Hawkins. Bell CliG
cry Baby, 1oi; Nysnza, Zspra. Belle OF
me Bay, 100; Regards. Oonoomoo. III
Wings or the Morning. 1fS.
SiAth race, selling, one mlle-'Hamac
II: Ymir. 81: Judge Walton, l0S; Dutch
Rock, 1o5: CrosSover. 107; WolfeTton. ~?
Apprentice allowance
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Eight Rounds to Draw

BY International News Service.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb 2l.-The
eight round iGht tonight between Jake
Abel OF Chattanooga and Joe Sherman OF
Baltimore was declared q draw at the
end OF the eighth round. sherman had
the advantage for the FIRST iouS rounds,
but in the last four Abel had 3 decided
shade.
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Clever Man outclasses Bruiser.

Ey International News Service.
DETROIT, Feb. 2l,-The cisht-round
fight between lid Graves OF Milwaukee
and Eddie NIcClosI<ey Of New York to-
night was n slugCinG match. Graves was
clever and McClosEey "A bruiser. me
latter had the advantage in only one
round. the fourth in which Graves could
not block him. Thereafter Graves I'M ,
proved steadily and in the eighth did
prac acticallY all the lighting
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NEGRO PUGlLlST
LIKELY TO DIE
BY International News Service.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 2l.-Chsrles
Ellis, negro pugilist. is In a critical con
dition in the st, Marys hospital from q
blow over the heart by Joe Motto IN
the fifth round OF a scheduled ten-round
bout at the Delphi Dell Athletic club
Tuesday. Motto, his manager. Sol Low
~, and steve Ball, manager Of the club,
will not he arrested. the police say, un-
less Ellis dies. The spectators stan-
NEEDED toward the ring when Ellis reelcd
and fell unconscious. The police then
quickly cleared the hall