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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14
HAIL STORM DAMAGE
MUCH EXAGGERATED
San Benito Gets Dose Of Frozen Rain
But Crops Not very Greatly In
iured.

Special IL The Herald.
San Benito. Texas. February TIA -
A terrific downpour of rain and han
occurred al san Benito last night.
sometime after midnight. the rain
probably amounting 10 a. much A.
TWO or three inches. II was AZ first
feared that a great deal az damage
wAs done to the cabbage and lettuce
crops now growing. but the fears
seem 70 have bee~ exaggerated. a.
TN ire damage has a. yet been -.
ported. although some damage was
done.
Al the present price of lettuce
each head represents a large amount
% money. hence ne anxiety.
Cabbage is sfln bringing forty dol.
lars a ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14
BUILDING PROGRESS
AT SAN BENITO
Preceding Plant and Sugar Rein
cry Probably Finished Next Month
Other Notes.

Special "a The Herald.
san Bcnito. Texas. February l3.-
Construction on the sugar refinery
and the preceding plant have "a
well advanced thar II appears rca-
sonably certain that both ar these
buildings will be- finished in the next
month.
Three houses are Al present under
construction In the Haywood : Lam
drum addition 70 San Benito. which
Is just 70 the south Of the town. and
from reports given your correspond
ent. this number il soon 10 be aug
mented with many more. Amone
tho~ building AZ present are Messrs.
Josie. Howard. Cook and Holdings
worth.
The prices for the entertainment
W ~ given Friday night Nv the Cac-
tins Club viii he Or and soc. The
play II Bnrly's Ranch.
Mr. johnson. who. with his ne
ph.w. both w lllyria. Ohio. own the
farm that Messrs. Parmalee and
Lord are farming. Is visiting here
with several of his friends. from the
former place. All are interested here
in farm lands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14

Associated Press.
Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. l3 - The
contemplated arrests az the men un-
der Indictment in connection with
the alleged countrywide dynamite
conspiracy. we're not made today but
the intimation was given by United
States District Attorney Miller that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14
French Naval Appropriations.

Associated Press
Paris. Feb. lathe Chamber Of
Deputies adopted a naval program
tonight. The total expenditure pro-
vided Is s2as. 100000 The senate
adopted an aviation program fer
which approximately $4,000. goo 90
annually will b. asked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14
HANG CONDITIONS

The New Station Master-Pn
glsd % find ron such a willing work.
sr. I vas warned that I would find
ycu the most ill-tampared and lazy
man on the station
Porter fanzions 10 ineratiate him
self)-"An' % ! vas til yon coined
sir Black and White.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14

The Gulf Coast Trunk and Fruit
Growers Association has hen orKinlr-
ca nv swedish farmers. settled about
four miles east OF StoweiA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14

"A Is reported that the Mackey Tel
eeraph Company wiii build 4 telerh-
ono Tine alone thc rlEht-of-uay ~ IN
n a III railroad from Texerkanna 10
sherman. ana 81 the Frisco. from
sherman to Daliacr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14

THE Purpose % eo~r~nrsrt.
Settle the prohibition and the Rar~v
Issue either way and We have nof
brought another acre az land undar
cultivation. have not constructed an
tther mile of railroad. built another fac
tory. opened up another mine ~ given
additional employment 70 labor In fhlm
NE. first m al things. We must have
bread and making II easy FOR the bread
winner ~ the FIRST duty ~
~Agricnitu-c commerce and Industry are
the cornerstonts ~ government and We
cannot Induce men and none "a come
&c Texas ard develop our r.
sources nv merely wishing for them NJ
q child yearns for the moon. but NE
must ~ about Il WITH the real and en-
terprise that a business man under-
takes ~ increase his busiress or n
farmer improves his farm.
Texas crusInr.
When the government comninfem eha
Panama canal and the plans 49, 80
irr rrovement ~ the Texas harhnr~ ara
fuilr c~nnsumrrated. our Industrial hr-g-
ron Vii Ne nestly widened ana We wfn
he brought face ~ face uffh roraI-
tiofs which vii foree ~ - enlarge c~-
itcaiR ~ the commercial destirv -
TEXAS Faith e a good thing fr rnw-
eminent hnt work iE better ans w.
ehccid prepare 70 meet conditions a.
theF unfold tn ur like tire ter 49,
v~fr1fns of the Scripfure-wsth ems
lar ~ trimmed ard hlrnir>.
Cd trs ~~~~rarent and outside 60.
rial Hnva done everything pcaBinie re-
Texas and II we wIi only meet fnn-
half way We VIII soon build np A eIrilI.
satIon that surpassen anything On ths
globe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14
WESTERN FARM LAND co.
Western Farm Land Company
Chicago Illinois and Pharr Texas

Gcn1WI-
During the trip Of Damh 5h 70 PhrT Texas from Chicago there wee some m vomrr r
board In the anHn or this number the unhnng and exceptional courtesy uad w vu Nr Fr
and Mr. Low has prompted Us to thus address ourselves 10 you On he entire trip hH kindness and rr
te during every minute Of every day. the banquet given us BY them H the Hotel t PMr was mt
enjoyable and instructive function at which all hcs pertaining 20 points Of and and General interest M m
fully and freely discussed The cuutaia lun ms from Chicago 10 Chicago we're A. before stated very gear
nine and numerous and we desire to express you our hanks and appreciation Of each member d your CON-
py m a gentlemen ua q square business man DESTROYS Of gMg heH h 70 establish hrn whom yn
1--we Md land in their new homes wh ms HE mcnwmimn m possible
wh est wishes for fus success and n. we may al BE- gathered together hr many years M come
- mh n hmntfdn mnerh mr ur nmn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-14

The Pierce Fordire Oh Comnanv
I. erecting a large storage plant in
Aud office oaiidiag I'm Houston.
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Our Customers Ar
Our Friends

We are publishing the following testimonial because We Are
naturally proud Of the regard in which our friends hold US and because
we are looking for new customers to become our ~fiends-for that IA
what it means--om customers for our Irrigated Farms, at Phar, on he
Rio Crande, are our friends. It'll do no harm to talk it over with Us
write
WESTERN FARM AND co.
18th Floor, Mccormick Bldg. Chicago
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The kineniile Commercial Crab
niN shortly start 4 i've csnpaitn
inr lTa hundred nen lcmters.
The evening world., 1912-03-30
N. Y. Americans Play Roches-
ter, Thrice Champions of In
temational League, To-Day.

Atlanta. Ca. March 20.
TH HE Highlanders will leave their
local training camp tomorrow.
AS soon as the game scheduled
with the Rochesters. thrice champions
OF the International League. Is over to.
day the New York players will start
packing mp their belongings for their
trip TO Indianapolis. where they are
scheduled TO play a series Of three
games. starting next Tuesday.
Manager Wolvcrton has whipped the
players into good condition. consider
ing the aiodomirn5.e weather tina has
been encountered since they have been
here.
The Hilltop boss Is adverse to make
predictions as to how high the team
vii. finish, but he Ices say tina: II will
be well up In the running all season.
The fam are not likely 10 see many.
IL any, new faces in tao New York
lineup when the team opens At no ne
with tho Red Sox on Ap:!l y.
One recruit WHO seems sure OF q job
Is Simmons. an extra infielder. Fc
acted In hat capacity for the Detroit
club in 1910. and his record with Roches-
ter last season n what he has shown
here justiiss Manager Wolverton In
keeping him.
Martin, the pitcher from the Coast.
and Coleman. who comes from the same
country. look promising. They may not
land in big league company this year,
nut they have 9 very fine chance in
1913.
Indications are that John Camel
The evening world., 1912-03-30
jamestown Jockey Club
Prepares for Big Spring Meet,

game preserve Of 10000 acres. Las,
winter Harry Is. Knapp and II. r.. Hal
lenback OF New York shipped their
stables to Aiken, and their horses are
now ready to take the field and win
right nlonS.
Mr.. Levy sak, to-day the current
meeting would run from April s to %;
IN speaking ~ "a possible extension, he
said that II depended entirely upon
wnat the Maryland Jockey Cab decides
TO do at Pimiieo.
The Senate OF the last Virginia Lcgls-
lat,rre which turned down the Stephen
son bin holds over for four years. which
@ at the least that the jamestown
Jockey Club will be able to give eight
more meetings. counting the one Inn
pending
Joseph McIcnnan. Secretary OF tie
Club, sent word from Bennings yestcr-
day that Albert Simons would he here
on Thursday. McLennan spent sunday
a. the old Washington course. where
the biggest colony OF horses In the East
ABBREVIATED.
There were at least two hundred and
twenty-five horses there all winter, n
per cont. Of which will he entrained for
the Norfolk curse within the ncXt ten
days. With those In the vicinity D ald
a couple of hundred from Charleston. FOL
which reservations have already beer
! made. the jamestown Jockey Club bid
fair To have Tine most successful meet
ing this spring in the history OF th!s
popular organization.
The evening world., 1912-03-30
Lessees of Property Behind
Plan to Apply for
License.
BY JOHN

Sad news reached the promoters of
the boxing clubs OF Gotham to-day
when 1t was stated on good authority
that in all probability Madison Square
Garden will he operated as n fight club
again within u very fcS weeks. This
means that practically every big card
will be staged In the historic amp.-
theatre while the smaller clubs, whfch
have been able to put on bouts by
some Of the best glove entertainers in
uie country will be very much out In
the cold.
According 10 the best information OBJ
tainable on the subject, a syndicate IN
which the l.. a. ID. Company. which
now controls the Garden. Is largely IN
terested, will operate the new club. This
a%rrangemnt would overcome the diff
Guilty experienced by the promoters who
u on shows In the Garden. but who
soon aos. their license because they
could not produce n yearly lease AZ re-
ou,red under the Frawley law. Report
had It that Frank Farrell, owner of the
Highlanders. was also interested IN tn'
enterprise, II at Mr.. FaiTelrs offic'
this morning 1t was stated by MS secre'
tary that !e knew nothing or MS EN-
ployer being interested.
Other report nave II that Tim iiurs'
has been selected manager OF the clul
and has already lined up several attrac'
NV. cards for the opening shows. II
s,urting circles 1t IL understood that tG'
o,,Ncation for a license will come NJ
n. the next messing OF the State Athlete
Commission. Commissioner O'Neti SAX
he mad heard nothing TO this effect. bu
c,uid not say 1t was not so.
While many fighters. especiaNi!
a,npions, have been roasted from
| ,Iro IN time for demanding eX
orbitant sums OF money for the.'
services Tor Il fight. 1t Is doubtful
any Of them ever had the nerve 10 asi
, FOR the amount Bomblrdler Wells de
mspds to fight Al. Palzer. the loca
promising White Hope" a twenty
| round bout in san Francisco on tn
afternoon of July 4. The Eng'isl
he,vywelsht champion wants only 5000
whether he wins, loses or boxes a dra"
two ~round-tr.p tickets from England I
| Frisco. and his training expenses paid
! Eddie Graney, the fight promoter @
The evening world., 1912-03-30
Owners and Nearly 400 Horses
Now Going to Norfolk
Other Racing News.

oEERr LEVY. general manage
K az the Jamestown Cluj. received
word f,om Columbia 20 tho cf-
feet hat Walter House and DIR. :. W.
Street would he IN Norfolk. Va. In the
course o. the current week. House. who
until a q ago trained for. W. III.
jerks, n we'll knowa builder of Now
York. has fpur likody two ycar-o,ds that
he wlntcsod at COLUMBIA. lie did not
race at Ciarles;on because he wanted
to glve the youngsters a fair chnrce
TO develop strength Tor racing In the
East and North.
DR.. Streets string was recruited al
James Il. Kcene's Cast!eton Farm,
from horses that raced under the spot
tad Jacket OF the vlce-chalrman OF the
Jockey Club In Great Britain a few sea
sons ago. He has q fast ami reliable
sprintcr In Seneca "a. n son OF his,
| gu.sc ana Swiftroot. Seneca raced rath'
cr credltabiy last season and Street an
tlc,piics the winning ~ many a purs.
with him this spring and RUNNER,
Sea Swell, however, IL the mainsta,
~ the stable. lie won two races II
December Just after the close OF tn,
jamestown Jockey cubs fall meeting
has done wei, all winter n has bee,
going great suns since February.
Hail a dozen stables whose stool
were 'all IN" in January when tn,
Charleston meeting began remained n
Columbia and at present are not sor;.
that they did so. The weather ther
IA not evetc and they have beef
working steadily for the past five or 81
weeks. VITA :he result that they star
ON the SPRING campaign at NorfolI
fresh ana 81 and ready TO do their best
The Colun,bla colony win stop owe
on It's way north to PImllco and Can
ada, South Carolina has long Lecn
fayorltc Watering place FOR great Fas,
ern stables, The late william e. wait
ney and HIS son. Harry Payne whitney
=. =. u. Randolph. Francis n, an
Thomas Hitchcock are partial to Alike
and August Belmont has for twcnt
years affected Garnet. where he owns
The evening world., 1912-03-30
Highlanders viii Leave
Atlanta Camp To- MOrrOW

manager OF Rochester. will land Mar
tin. the pitcher. Charlie HemphilI. efe
former Highlander. VINO IS now p
leader OF the Atlanta club. has been
after the services of Coleman. ffF
All the pls yers could accomplish yes
terday In the way OF work vas throw
ing the bali Ground under the stand At
the bail park.
wolverton has worked his pitcherS h.
superb style. Not one of them Ia oosn,
planning of a sore arm. They are nov
strengthening their arms so as 10 ~
able to so q full game. rrf
The evening world., 1912-03-30
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Fa!rmoet A. C.-Young CASH
man vs.. Young Kurtz. ~.
At Brown Gymnasium A. A.
Plnkey Burns VS.. Young Sieger.
At Olympic A. C~.-Battling Kid0y'
VS.. Battling Henry. ~
AT Sharkey A. eddie Kelly W.
Richly Ryan. ~
At Royale A. c.. Brooklyn-Osfnr
boat Smith VS.. Billy Ryan.
At Liberal A. c.. Staten IslanQ-
Joe Hopkins w. Young Farrell.
At National a. C., Brooklyn,
Jimmy Flynn VS.. Jimmy Lawton.
At Irving a. G.. Brooklyn-Irish
Paddy W.. Harry Lortz.
At Standard A. c., Greenpoint-
Bull Anderson VS.. Raw Hatfield.
At Gowanus A. c., BROOKLYN
W!liio Fitzgerald vs.. Italian joe
Cans.
At Long Acre \. A.-All-star card.
The evening world., 1912-03-30
Al KUBlAK DEFEATS
SAVAGE IN HOT CO.

In one OF the Des, bouts ever sccn IN
this city between white Hopes. Al Ku.
biak, the Michigan giant, Won By n
slight margin over lin savage OF
Orange. y. J.. The wcsterner won 6..
cause OF the knockdowrs he scored IN
the last two sessions savage was foored
for the couat In the ninth and twice In
the tenth round. and only weathered the
storm BY his clever ring y~safraishlp.
The evening world., 1912-03-30
Stanford Athlete Breaks Sweeney's
Worlds Running High Jump Record

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. March 3O.-Gsorgc HORNE Of
the class Of 1913 OF Stanford University broke the worlds running
high jump record in n meet with the University OF California here
yesterday, clearing the bar at 6 feet 61S inches. The previous
record Of 6 feet s 5S inches was made by Mike Sweeney at New
York, Sept. 81. 1895. HORNE broke the worlds intercollegiate
record here Tuesday In a jump OF G feet 1 inches. His world-bcat.
ing leap yesterday vas made on the third trial and was oncialy
measured by the Judges OF the meet. Trainer Christie Of the Uni.
verMty OF California, Trainer Moulton OF Stanford and Trainer
Cromwell OF the University Of Southern California.
The evening world., 1912-03-30
Bouts in Garden
VIII Hurt Small Clubs

California. who mad INTENDED TO stage
the contest, received the above men
toned terms upon cabling to Wells
seeking his lowest price to come to
America to fight Palzer. AS Graney
cannot afford to give Wells any such
sum, the chances are he will call of the
match.
Frank. Moran. ,he heavyweight Of Tit. sbufgh,
who made such a miserable showing when defeated
tionai sporting Club on THURSDAY nigh. IS
going back 70 England within the next few day.,
in his two bouts in this country with Al Kub.as
and Kennedy and says that he will b. Glad to get
back to the other side.
Tomiay Mnloncy. the west side fighter. wio
has been doing Considerable fighting since he
johnson, viii take rart in another scrap on Tues
!ssy night mi,s a. A., z Local Sdh club ,,I he WI clash with
round 7 ls%a,' ' Is. n s@i'Ss h iaJaS"d aim IN i. "ail
again. the bout should be an interesting ons.
,lnipicn, will arrive in this city In a week pre-.
pared 70 take on some god bantam in a ,en.rounI
c,ived Offers from the Madison A.. G., Gowanu.
\. g. 81 b,ooklyn, Empire 4. G. and Fairmon.
Who iiss,, I.adi cr.. on A.Tii IL. u"
Paddy LAWN of Buffalo and Jaf Smith Of
hhSs:0 aisiaed ,a&-tii:iis, 'S Si ayr lsSs s%sas t, ais ,nssi ia !;
ton Trand be,gt lefoN Tie knickertockcr A., e.
Il s's si,Ssia y Su, i; Up on q , asnasi i sisSSa.ns :. t,@s az :;
both clever meh. good ~punchen and eau tase
punishment.
GsoTz, CaEyenii~, the mid icwsigs. champion
Of France, and England. has ~. isral 4 late
fight, a colorel man. Al ,ffort was msae u
match, Cary.ntior against George Gun'hsr. ~,
co,orel middlewcight. formerly. 81 Australia. ir
twenty rounds ia Paris. hut Carrntier proinptl,
declined the match, saying that before he would
m,s. colcrcd fighters lie would quit tho ring.
frankie Burns. the Ge,c, Jersey CITY baatam
weight. who has Won two .fgh;s. in succession IN
ag,nen, u TommJ wash. the New Orleans rrs
ere. i1s been matched TO- anothe= battle: ",
will 81 asairs, "C,lcA' HAYES, the Wcsterr
iirh.cr. in a ten .rounl bon. at In iianal1lls on tn.
the best youngsters turned Out in some time.
The tisl, on Mohday nisst between Owen Moran
AMI Joe Mandot will take Place Al Memphis Team.
club al Memphis made the fighter. a better. ofie
than the NV Orleans club. and they quickly ae
ctp.el 1t. Tho bout will lie for eight rounds al
lS5 Iourds. Mandc: has alsp been signel t;
fight Young sayl.r a ten-'ound bout ct Indian
apoiis on April "a.
Leach Cross. who irystehous'y finds time =
| fix the tcsth OF n young army OF customers u
the Bronx ard also lick up an occasional thou
no reason on car,h why Tommy Murphy, shou',
MorTy lansel. alon. getting q match In Nev
York n see u, T%nm' % 3 sc6 5a, Hsarnn n.s T "a fis,I
som some one" said LSaSSh' cros. .''rIease ten h,u
/ viii guarantee him that much II he Will sis,
IN Tor a bout with me-" James Tommy. VIVA
sayest your
The evening world., 1912-03-30
Euening World Distributes
FObs to Lucky Headpm BolUlers

affair, but now this form OF bowling ~
popular all over the country. This Is
the only tournament In which h men
bow! for glory only, the handsome foos
presented by Tho Evening World peihs
the only prizes.
at affords me great pleasure to thank
The Evening World In behalf OF the
bowlcrs for conducting thls great event.
and let us hope that next year there
viii be eight hundred entries
The evening world., 1912-03-30

hat repeal OF the Frawley law. The
Legislature has shown good sense
The Frawley law turned the old or
der Of things upside down. and I,
took q little while to get everything
running smoothly. But II 10 doins
everything we expected Of II. Wei,
have time to give II . thorough try
ing out before the next session.
Il suppose you al sit down now
and take II easy until next year."
suggested.
Nothing OF the sort" disclaimed
the Commissioner. I'VE have been
pretty successful 30 far. but before
the end OF the year We expect to
have the sport Of boxing on q higher
plane in New York State than 1t ever
has been anywhere in the world. We
don't want to clutter the situation
up with so many rules that boxers
and referees will have to take .
we're going to cover everything thor.
we may adopt the rules you suggested
over every point very well.
programme from being carried tut the
Commission win force the club to return
the money to those who paid II In. Box
Crs who fake or foul deliberately will
suffer for It financially. They can gel
away with purses. az Hogan did. with.
out delivering tho goods"
A far an actual boxing In concerned,
n the Commission has made a won
derful Improvement In that. Foul
hgh.ing, roughing. all tho faults
that obtained during the iawlcss. ~
controlled period of the dark days he.
fore the Ere wiley Inv. have been legis.
lated out Of existence and the referees
forced to enforce the rules under penalty
OF losing their licenses.
sat at a ring side ono night before
the Frawley law went In and saw Saiio,
Burke fight q novice named McShcrry
1, was as brutal an afrair as N could
possibly imagine. McSherry was scor
absolutely helpless. getting up attcl
k%nockdowns and standing with eye,
closed and hands hanging limp at hi,
sides. While he was In this condition
! with the referee standing aside ant
looking on. Burke savagely knocked HIN
out.
Such a happening N occur again
A referee who allowed such u thin,
would losc mis- license. At that time
before the Frawlcy law. the refeie,
could have refereed on the next nigh
II he wanted to and no one could hav,
barred him from showing the same In
competence again.
ThcIe na- .ctn niue, talk-a yraa
argument for the opponents Of IN
Frawley law-about the exhibition be
tween Flynn and Morris. Yes. that wa
ba d-rottcn-brutal ali tho rest Of A
Dat the Law had just como into efYec,
The Commission hadn't tho experienc
to base Its rules on. II was after tina
the Commission made the referees re-
sponsible. To-day such an affair coulda'
= occur. for every referee knows TIM
there'd DO n loud 'snick!" at tn
Commissions quarters the next day, an
on would 10 his official head.
The state OF AFFAIRS In the boxing CON
munlty to-day II all Law and order an
regulation m proper control. A yea
a%go-before the time OF the Fra vile
law-lt was all u~ncontrol and 40 as ",
please as long as you bar on, the polic,
Yes. II surely IN a good thing that n
Frawley law still stands on the statu,
!. books. Long may Il stay!
The evening world., 1912-03-30
Rudy VuhoIx Shades KID Aiberts.

CLEVELAND. o.. Mach 20. Rudy Inliulz
In a ten. orrl bout b,;orl the cleveland .Ath.
ictic club .al 4 .hair tine hci.'r OF Kid Albtr,s,
proving s,onggy'. juis'ns ds'irrts better and
,anding morv tIoWs lhan the uanaaiar lishtwcig ht
champion. johnny uri'hth. the axiom feather
weight. was Furnishing johnny S'k,l 80 In the
niuth thai, their ten ,rounl bout was stopped.
The evening world., 1912-03-30
RESULTS ALREADY SHOWN
OFFSET ATTACKS MADE
ON SPORT, SAYS 0NE|L
Boxing Supervisors Plan Further
Changes in Rules That Should
Give Game Same Standing
as Baseball.

Copyright 1872. by The Press Publishing Co CThc New York worM)
RI YES" said Boxing Commissioner Frank ONeil, Il IN naturally
feeling rather cheerful yer the fact that the Leghlsaure has not
sen At TO put through that repeai Of the Frawley law. The
The evening world., 1912-03-30
WRESTLING CHAMPIONS, NET.
ROPOLiTAN ASSOCiA-
TON A. A.. v.

lG Pounds-Gcoige Taylor. Nation
al Turn Ncreln,
rs Pounds-Lou.s Iugglcro, Grace
Club.
i2j Pounds C. Bcners. Nat!ona.
Turn Ncrcln,
ia5 P~ounds-.A. c. Anderson, Nor
wesian Turn Society.
i6 Pounds-G. Peterson, Harlem
Y. NJ. &, A.
i5S Pounds j. Krus, National Turn
Vere!n.
Helvyweigh,--A. Kalno. Fganklyn
\. e.
The evening world., 1912-03-30

Thum's white Elepbant Bowling A1loys
and Billiard PaPios. 31st ~. . BroaeWSv.
The evening world., 1912-03-30

The tiyh, on Mohday night between Owen Moran
AMI Joe Nandot will take Place Al Memphis Team.
instead ~ a. New ORLEANS. The oNicdAls of Inc
club at Memphis made the fishico. a better. offer
than the NV Orleans club. and they quickly ac-
cep.el II. The bout will lie for eight rounds at
1876 pounds. Mando; has slsn been signed, to
fight Young Savior a ten-round bout ct Indian
| apoiis on April %.
The evening world., 1912-03-30

Il v N \ lGrsSs i,s,s.." Lsssisy.
"a ~ 4 itssh; fsraia Snifie Co. y.s.