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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

BLACKFOOT
day by Day..

Roses, even blue ones, al the Black
foot Nursery. IT,
Prescriptions promptly filled at the
Modern Pharmacy.
First class in everything is the Bark
er & Davis grocery. If.
Mrs. J. G. Millick returned from
Salt Lake Tuesday evening.
See Taylor Bros, before letting
L. A. Sermon and wife of Howe,
were registered at the Commercial
hotel Monday.
Now is the time to order fruit trees
= ing season If.
Remember the "Merry Milkma:ds"
will be at the High school auditorium
next Friday night. A29t2
There will be a rummagc sale and
chicken dinner held in the V. l. S. hall
on Saturday, May 18th.
Don't fail to see the commodore and
doctor at the High school auditorium
Friday evening, Nay 3. A29t2
Rev. Jewel of the Baptist church has
$1,000 already subscribed to the build
ing of the contemplated new church
"The Merry Milkmaids' in a two
act musical comedy Friday night, May
g. at the high school auditorium. a29t2
G. E. Bowerman of st. Anthony,
was a business visitor in Blackfoot
Monday, registering at the CONNER
cial hotel.
Sam T., the pacing stallion, will
make the season of 1912, at the nurs-
cry of o. F. Smith. Service SIS for
the season. tt.
James Burrup, representing the Ida
no Wholesale Grocery company Of
Pocatello, spent two days in Blackfoot
this week.
Our King Lump is the best COAL
on the market Try it once, and be
convinced On hand at Bond Brcs, &
Company. IT,
There will be a meeting of the V. l.
S. next Tuesday at the city hall, at
which time the annual election of Off
GERS will occur.
Macintosh Red, Roam Beauti and
North West Greetings, all good hardy
home grown trees for sale at the
Blackfoot Nursery. If.
All officers and members of the Wo-
men CT Woodcraft are requested to
come to the I.O.O.F hall Sunday, May
9Th and 18th at o'clock.
Lou Harvey, son of the late Thomas
Harvey, and a brakeman on the Short
Line passenger trains, is spending a
vacation in this city for few days
Hon Samuel J. Rich left Tuesday for
Salt Lake. where today he will attend
a meeting of the executive committee
of the public lands convention. Other
members of the committee are Frank
Gooding and Geo. Parkinson.
Get a Card: Have your cash pur-
chases punched, and when you have
$4,000 punched out you can get a
$500 Doll CT fine cut glass Pitcher
and six glasses FREE; or you can
have fine $1,000 Suit Case for $500
or you can have a fine 26 piece Rogers
Table Siverware in an oak satin
lined case fer $780, or AZ piece
decorated Dinner Set for $780, and
you get the best goods for the price
Of any where in Idaho. At Biethans.
A25t3
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

Lon Ripley and E. J. Evans, of Ma
lad, were visitors in town this morn
ing, and were entertained by Billy Van
derWocd while here.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02
Want Ads

LOST-Lady's gold, hunting case
watch. Reward for return. Betty
Ezell.
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A Cross-Country Run.

Property Man--Did your company
have long run in Squeedunk'
Comedian--They chased US only TIVE
tuIles out
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HALL FOR SALE OR RENT:-Suit-
able for dancing, lodges, club room.
etc. Long lease, low rent Apply
McVicar, 10 E. Main st. Asst
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

BUSINESS ROOM FOR RENT-Good
large room, good light, over Boyle's
store, rent reasonable, Apply Nc
Vicar, 10 E. Main st. Asst
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

WANTED FOR THE SUMMER
Pasture with running water for foul
or five head of horses, near town. If
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

FOR SALE-125 feet painted picket
fence, so feet implanted. Inquire OF
d. H. Biethan. Asst
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS-Th'
Prize Winners, $3.50 a setting. Mrs
G. E. Reay, Blackfoot, Idaho. a25t3I
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WANTED-Night clerk at Commercial
hotel. a ;.
FOR SALE-125 feet painted picket
fence, so feet implanted. Inquire of
D. H. Biethan. Asst
WOMAN WANTS WORK-By the
day or washings Enquire Helig S
blacksmith shop.
FOR SALE%150 sacks of Mortgage
Litter potatoes, hand picked. P. P.
Fackrell, r. F. d. No. 2. M
WANTED FOR THE SUMMER A
Pasture with running water for four
or five head of horses, near town. IT,
INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS-The
Prize Winners, $3.50 a setting. Mrs
G. E. Reay, Blackfoot, Idaho. a25t3p
FOR SALE--Beds, drcssers, rocking
chairs, tables, stand and rug, will sell
cheap if sold this week. So North
East Main stree, two doors south of
Cottage hotel.
FOR SALE-S0 acres of land, ten
miles west of Blackfoot, all under
fence, ten acres broken. Also new
work harness, one top buggy and
wagon. Box 1O2, Blackfoot M2-23;I
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

WANTED-Night clerk at Commercial
hotel
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

WOMAN WANTS WORK-By tn
day or washings. Enquire Helig
blacksmith shop.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

FOR SALE:-Five inches Of irriga-
ton water in the West Side Ditch
Company's canal. j. L. limerick,
Office over Boyle's Hardware. If.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

FOR SALE-150 sacks of Mortgage
Litter potatoes, hand picked. p. P.
Fackrell, R. F. d. No. 2. M
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-02

Office over Boyle's Hardware. If.
HOUSE FOR SALE Three room
house and two lots, good condition,
situated at 353 University avenue
for sale cheap, Apply McVicar, 10
E. Main st. A18-tf
HORSES TO PASTURE-500 horses
and cattle wanted for summer pas
turage. There will be a Percheron
stallion, weighing 1,730. that will
make the season with the herd fcr
$500 Enquire o. A. Belleville. If.
FOR SALE-My 800 acre farm l "a
miles east of Blackfoot. Will sell in
40-acre tracts if desired. One-half
cash, purchasers own time ON bal
ance. w. C. Sclenberger, Blackfcct,
Idaho. RID. No. g. AIS 4tp-T
The evening world., 1912-03-26
MEETING
Looks Promising

A strong effort to make the Norfolk
track the natural successor Of the la
mented Bennings course will be made
during the race meeting that opens
there April s. This will be partly be-
cause OF action by the residents Of Nor
folk. who petitIoned the Legislature not
to PASS ant!-racing bills. thereby giving
Virginia the distinction Of being the
only State where racing llas been at
tackled n survived. and partly be-
cause those behind the track believe the
success already attained warrants =
vigorous attempt to bring the sport to q
high plan ne at this course.
Horsemen 10 all parts OF the country
are making nominations for tho various
stakes during the meeting. and before
the curtain Is ung down the colors of
most Of the prominent owners will be
seen on the course. Among the prom!-
nent stables to he represented are those
Of August Belmont. Thomas y. Ryan.
n. T. Wilson and Capt. =. N. Walker.
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Willie Beecher
Defeats BedeU

Willie Beecher Of this city outfought
Joe Bedell of brooklyn In a nercely con-
tested ten-round bout at h Irving A..
&. IA Brooklyn last night, Beecher
scored the only ~knockdown OF the con-
test when he dropped Bedeil In the sixth
round with "A hard right cross to the
Jaw. Willie had the better of all Of the
except the eighth and ninth. In
which Bedell made a determined stand
and managed to holi his antagonist
even.
In the FIRST two rounds both fought
hard. with Bedell DOING most OF the
aggressive work. but Beecher landed
the more telling blows. In the third
round Beechcr cut loose and began to
force matters.
Beginning with the NTH round the
AFFAIR developed into a smuggling match.
and Beecher proved he better at this
style Of milling.
The knockdown came In the sixth
after a mixup, when Beecher shot over
a hard left and Immediately followed It
with a terrific right smash 10 the Jaw.
Bedeli got up quickly and continued to
battle.
Beschsr weighed ~ pounds ana ssdeil
weighed ~.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
Park VIII Be Scene of
Some Olympic Game TryOuts

running broad jump. putting h weight,
best hand; running high Jump. and 400
metres flat race on the first day; hurdle
race. 10 metres. throwing the discus.
best hand; pole vault. throwing the
javelin. with the tavelin held in the
middle, best hand; 1900 metres flat race.
on the following day. TIL events are
to be run In the above mentioned or
der.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Dlrec-
tors Of the Irish-American Athletic Club
Il was unanimously voted TO urge Presi-
dent o to appoint James u. Sullivan
American Commissioner to the Olympic
games. After adopting a method where
by the club could most forcibly impress
upon The President the desirability Of
appointing Mr.. Sullivan to represent this
country. the club voted TO help swell
the Olympic fund by the contribution
Of $1,000.
paion.hip TUE. which are BENG sHiayed at F.ri.,
M MsT5s df as;S.s ] F,oHdil BY 40 " asa, Will:
placed him in third position.
AT the annual meeting Of the intercollegiate
Wrestling Association Yale and Lehish were ad
n %i5.s1 ,h istG I., the i; .rs nSM sa.Dno WIZ ,hsss I've
ton: Cornell snd Yale. 6n .ccoSns. q u. nsy
members 1t will be neccsaay TO spread next year
meet over two days, the contests to take piac,
on March p and 20. 1913.
The Harlem Resatt. Committee h~ 40 far de
cided on eleven races for the Harlem regatta. ant
@ nspfis 70 to aSG b. ~ he lHp's on 70 A tnH H s. fhe At ra 10 ns a.
cldel upon are. the Junior singles. intermedia,,
singles. association singles. senior singles. junio
doubles, gig senior doubles, Junior quadrIpi'
shell. Junior four gs and intermediate doubles.
-
In the flint game OF the national pocket biuiau
championship tournament At Philadelphia Jane
Mature ~ Denver easily defeated William y
% .Langh Of Phii.delThii By : sC!s q iN ball
are entered IN the championship, A trophy AND
tl.COo in cash and q ahar In the receipts 60 Il
the winner.
Coach Jim Rice Of the Columbia crews decide.
to 0n ar the first practice Of the esrunsI
OWING to- the strong wind which swept the uudso,
River. Rice had The crews exsrha gu the rowin
mschincs At their headquarten et Bdeewat@.
"Hons Run" Baker n again .clouties the bal
tths New Orleans team g New Orleans no mad
EoundA scoring Cotins shaad q him.
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Weight and Division of Purse
Only Things Standing in
Way of Match Here.
JOHN POLLOCK.

@ACKEY M'FARLAND has accept
ed the offer OF the purse OF
= $4,000 made by the National
Sporting Club for . ten.round bout
with Matt Wells. tho English light
weight champion. and the only
things that stand In the way OF the
match are the questions Of weight and
division OF the money. II II likely that
Mcfarland will hold on for the BID
end Of the gate. as he figures no Is the
drawing card. II 10 not likely that
either the MoMahon brothers or Billy
Gibson will try 10 outbid the N. .. c..
rs they figure this sum IL rs big ~
they care to offer.
Young Erne. the crack Philadelphia fighter. and
bout al on. Of the local. clubs inslead q : sil;;
round 20 over In philadelphia. The msnassr q
bon SS,,,. .is s,ss : ::ssSssa . n; deem: decide. S' e ..i y : '' *:
HSsi rsu N.Y. S Ssish in a ! !. n.
sand BY. hi. aansssT, Tom lone. end WIN 70.
s L. m q s's sssoas ~. is sss1 !. loon loon: !: u va
mol fight there. McCsMy has already slated that
NJ Ss.. would 4, nS s.s 81. %S,''. q g ssu :: ''' %o (; h . W.:
hat hc and Jones have been partners Tor three
year. and that !enH aAs Iwass sssa.sa g. mn ns sn.
OF hs earning.
VINO has Ssn fighting. In Aa.trsiia but hH ics
many . ss s.s.I ss over : .'ss eys ssss j "a Ss.S Tson y
iSr.es outpoinCd Thompson In ths. mAyonV q
ID. rounds ana the decision 10 M raw" va
res Baal. MecsS.ty.rss0 Hsis ss'se S%
The evening world., 1912-03-26
Dodgers at Last
Get Real Workout

LOUISVILLE. March &.-Bill Dahl
len Of the Dodgers thinks he Is tho
luckiest man on earth. Why? you ask.
Well. Il Is just bcca use the sun stayed
out long enough yesterday to enable
his players to get . good w~orkout-the
nrst In fou days. In the morning the
pitchers and catchers practiccd In the
Y. NJ. G. a. gym. while In the after
noon. after being notified hat Eclipse
Park was In fairly good condition. the
entire squad went out therN and worked
like Trojans. Charley Murphy. the
president OF the CUBS. 10 hero making
preparations for the arrival Of his
team. which Is due here Thursday fer
a weeks stay.
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NOW GIANTS
STAR YER AT BAT

neld fsass, which snuts AxAADgas =
from To9as. VA not StASeoe.~@
Draw, - umpire he'd eoy1oo ~ 80
70 order. b the TN - ~%
OvSr the fence Wao al0ooe 0o01Ooo1&
ana the Giants haA - hars5 - ~ -
ball through tie ~intesveoiA0 0oN
fore they were closed up. vAGo -
paStims WAS tn flower ne 010AoUM4
on twenty>pins A1es, ed wouee -
kept going had net Omotre 0eyyW
called them out on the sNooeo3 -
text 70 - - ~ the came ev0A
Thsre WAs . great A1sputs - -
arkana ~ We LETT bstwesn ~ xog0
of TNxar1ana, Tex.. ana Te0nemA
Ark, which y all the same IVA ~
divided b. Q arsst. NAcA Of he 10Sye
Of thie unique town wanted - 01oDe
Giants - HE guest ed tho 0oo0e9oo -
prestige arose iaA night Whee - -.
formal smoker wNo given IN eeeoe -
the drst big league team eAAA ~ ~
visited that burg. 1oet % the seguones
had rooms a Q hotel On ne Ae011ooo
side. but when n oveTtlowed ~ eeD1D
haA to take up lodS1nSs on IL T02e
side. Under these ciroumseaaoeo h VA
prOtty hard - tell Just which town va
harboring them. Both Mayors inGoUeo4
upon having HU0raW - the Sueoe Of
honor. and Mc0raw dA not know whSsh
TO accept. But, anyway, We got away
with the good wishes Of the people and
played before the largest crowd OF me
trip. The fans pefd worlds series Prices
to see the game, and have asked Tor
another chance next spring.
This 10 IN off-day and will b spent In
travelling.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
Who Will Represent
America in Pentathlon and
Decathlon to- Compete.

~OME more dates for tryouts 'or ath-
ictcs who hope to become members
- of the American team which goes
to the Stockholm Oiympiad this sum-
ner have been arranged. On May il At
Celtic Park tryouts for the Penuithlon
n~ye.event contest-will take place.
while at the same resort. on May "
and ", the tryouts for the Decathlon-
or ten-event contest-wn be sun on.
For the Pentathlon the events are
cunning broad Jump. throwing the jave-
i'm. with taveiin held in the middle. best
hand; 100 metres flat race; throwing the
discus, best hand; $500 metres flat race.
10 ME run IN that onder. Three tries are
to be allowed In both jumping and
throwing.
The Decathlon competition comprises
the following events: 100 metres dlat'
The evening world., 1912-03-26
May Land
Hilltop Berth
Especial 10 The Evening World.

'FbfsihA w ~ s'ses" "~s"'
ATLANTA. Ca, March 8-When Col.
Wolverton. the new leader Of the High
lAnders. starts 10 weed out the youns
rockies WHO are striving 10 land . berth
In The big league. ne wall no doubt gave
young Martin. the pitcher from Cali
fornia. careful consideration. Martin
looks TO be the best a the new twirlers.
The trouble with most youngsters
breaking into fast company seems to
DO that they have not the proper n
fidence Of landing . big league lob and
20 about their work ~ II II were tust
a case OF going back where they came
from. Martin has not that spirit. When
he gets tho chance to show what he oan
do he goes about It In . b~ustness-like
way.
The weather 10 coid hore and shows
no signs Of gettinE warmer. The play
ers are hoping for at isaDt . couple Of
days Of summer heat before they leave
Friday. but Indications thak they
will not get their hope.
The evening world., 1912-03-26

waa unable to do himself Justice IN his bout With
klsin. u can beat Klaus" said Dillon. and
viii prove 1t ~ We ever meet again"
RsAlisins that q defeat will be the means Of
killing their chances for more important battles.
In the three ten.round bouts Of 8 local club ~
alsradJ. In fine phyncai condition and below the
1sS.lir As. wSsH Min T s,aSs ~, II h WI p SSs ,insA5d A.:
Cose. Tommy Houa ". Pstsey Kline. Johnny
Dundee ". Young Wagner.
OWING 10 the fact tAst the officials Of the
Royais A. q. ~ Brooklyn thought II woahd hs un-
primaries. the REGULAR show Of the club will take
place tomorrow night,
The evening world., 1912-03-26

Ten events. open to the Catholic Ath-
letic League. promise to produce hot
competition at the annual games OF 81.
AIMS Junior Holy Name Society at the
Sixty.ninth Regiment Armory tonight.
Prominent A. A. u. athletes will also
ne on hand to compete In W spscisI
events. the 6O-yard and the two-milS
handioaps. Another feature will be .
tug Of war between Squads A and G OF
the trafnc division Of the Police De-
partment.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
Reds Cancel Saturdays
Game With HiRhlAnd0r0

There will be NJ game between the fighlanders and tho Red at
Cincinnati Saturday, and 1t is doubtful II any of the series OF three
games arranged etween the two clubs will be played. The New
Yorks will stay at their training camp It Atlanta, Ca. unul their
series with Indianapolis starts. April 2. that is. II the Cincinnati series
Ia abandoned. President Hermann of the Redland Club wired President
Farrell OF the New York Americans last night calling of Saturdays
game o account OF wet grounds. The Cincinnati maSnate says the
new grounds ae in suG, poor shape that nothing but rowing could
be done o them and he didn't see how they a be made 1T 3, play on
before late next week. This is surely a beautiful spring-NOT.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
ROCHESTER BOWlERS
CREATE NEW WORLDS
FlvE.MEN TEAM RECORD.

PATTERSON. ". j.. March H.
The Worlds nve-men team rec
ord went by the boards In the
National Bowling Tournament
here when the Grand Centrals Of
Rochester rolled 1897 and took
the lead for the American cham
pionship. This beats the record
Of s.s0S. held by the Bonds of
Cleveland. made In the NationAi
Bowling Association Tournament
In Buffalo last year.
The record team was composed
OF Larry sutton. who won tho
A. Il. c. individual championship
In Chicago last week; Major Ty-
ser. Ward Vaughan. Otto Kali
iusch. whose IS rolled In Buffai0
last year Is the highest indi-
viduai score ever made In a ma
tional tournament. and Frank
Britt. How the record score was
made.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
Hslduin VIM Over De ~Ponthies.

NEW BEDFORD. Mas. March "a.
BALDWIN a HostoM won The dsriaon over Louis D.
ponthieu u France In . fast aud clever ~. 0und
bout beose the Nov BeboHd A, G. Baldwin I'D.
mInister~i bard p~uiishment In the second round.
rcking his opponent with Mt and right svinss
shade ia the third refund. In the Tenth and
eleventh. Raid ain loos0sd up . bit aud put more
sSSsr Tor mcrv .ad came bach ~furously in. every
exchange, In the twelfth Baldwin, travelled so
him and began TO boz wildly. BALDWIN ripCsd
The evening world., 1912-03-26
Mcfarland Is
Willing to Box Wells
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT. |

~ EAirmont A. C.-Jack Dennins
vs.. MIKE GIBBONS Of 81. Paul. ten
rounds.
At Brown Gymnasium A. A.-Young
Reilly ~. KID Black. ten rounds.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
Matches


Young Sieger W. Pinkey Burns.
G rounds. Brown Gymnasium A.
-, saturday night.
Young Farrell W. Joe Hopkins.
ri rounds. Libcrul "A. c.. s. l..
Saturday night.
Young Ahearn vs.. Frank Loughrey,
ten rounds, Royal A. c.. Brooklyn,
tomorrow night.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
ritssersla OutcIasses Bloom.

CLEVELAND. March e6-wHlis Fitzgerald
boE<d Morris Bioon. and for seven rounds save
aim a beating that no win never forget. Only
IN, remarkable ssnsnea o. Bloom and hi eI.
rounds. Tit1ssrsld bad tn: supsricr punch.
strensrh aud generalslip,
The evening world., 1912-03-26
chin and Howard Box Draw.

AKRON. o.. March 2S.--George Chip Of Pitts.
burxh and Jimmy Howard Of New York Tough. q
twelve round draw. Howard showed signs ot
s,r"nss At the. eighth and Il. the finish was as
fr1h % at the atari. In tho Last two rounds
CSip SHsd harl 10 put Ills man away, but ws
not able 10 land the telling blow.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
CHARLESTON SELECTIONS.

First Race-Polly Worth. Auto
Run, Nick Akin.
Second Race-Three Links, En-
peror william. Montclair.
Third R~ace-Merid!an. Lochiel,
Any Port.
Fourth Race-Gold Mine. GaEnant,
Country Boy.
Fifth Race-Queen Bee, Jenny
Geddes. James Dockery.
Sixth Race-Console. Montgomery.
Royal Report.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
stone Easily WHIPS Russell.


PITTsrIELD. Mas. March :6.-Ezpsctins
To witness . slShing bout between Billy Roberts
Of North Adams and Kid CASEY Of this city. 800
member Of the Twentieth. Century. A. e.. cath
cred snd were di'sppoin.si beSsu,s the seys fought
erts almost o. will, and In the sscoed round had
bin In dstrss. Roba0 rallied. however.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
9Th bs Easy for frankie Burns.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March &.-WillIe Gibbs,
the Philadelphia boxer. appeared in the local rns
after sn extended rest. but failed to make sny
hssdway against Fnnkis Burns. the Jersey City
boxsr. Burma won almost every one of the eight
rounds. Gibfs tried to end matters in the first
round. He commsnced with wih swings. using
hands, with but little result. Burns fought
back. landing repeatedly on the body and face
without q return. In the following rounds he
kept up q const ant tattoo on the ribs and stomach
until Gibbs rssoted to buttinf. which not. only
caused 8 rspHmand from the rkeree and sudienoS,
but evoked a warning from the club officials, who
Visited his corner .bstwsn ,1unds e: tsn him
from future local ring sncounters.
The evening world., 1912-03-26

Thum's White ELEPHANT Bowling A,ley,
and Billiard PsPlor. 31st st. & Bfoadwss.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
FISTIC RESULTS
hoth hands 10 his opponents Jaw. Staggering him
heavy rights and lan in srcreysion.

both hands TO his opponents jaw. staggering him
With heavy rfshts and ldu in sncression.
MOy shades Hugo Clements.
GENEVA. n. Y. March 28.-Eddie Noy OF
Allentown. IA. shaded Hugo Clements Of Albany
IN ten rounds before ths 0nSya Athlete Club.
Moy was the prett3w Earer. but Cleneuts nonsd
him twice..
Dewey and Bonnerlan Hard,Draw.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Mara, 26.--Al Dewey
81 Milwaukee and Jim Bonner Of Summit Hi.
Pa. fought twelve furious rounds to . drew IN the
Hnx a raie 1aEaQla A. C. q Tema9ua.., Both
that thsy had 10 BE- assisted from the hng.
Mike Glover Outpoints Hickey.
Albany, n. T.. March 26.--Mlks Glover Of
Boskon dschivey' oubpoinkcA Young Hickey Of New
York In ten rounds. Glover Jsh6sd the head ~
Htasy. bun .oD1ld not lay the tooqh NV YeraH
L., Isassh q s's.. ':r S ms:e D0,::s:.
lin.
He9eRaaa.H0WveNl BOut . DRaW.
PHILADELPHIA. March 3e.-Jos Hafwnsn
end Tomav Howell sh0Wsd the sffscts Of thdf
log Ayuff in The w1ndaD ct ~ American A. c.,
sSd at the concludes q ths Six rounds nsAthsv
hoy aupsassd to have much on the other and .
draw would be . fair dscidqn. RStsres Recap
stopped this contest between Y0uns Jack O'Brlen
and Afoats 0nH aSvsr two and 8 half ninutes
Of fighting In the second round. Britt was badly
beoten.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
Sullivan Defeats Cross.

BY having the better of six rounds OF
their ten-rJund contest. Paddy Sullivan.
the Fighting Irishman." defeated Phil
Cross. . brother Of Leach. the dentist
fighter. In the main bout at .he Fordon
A. G.. show. Cross carried the fight to
sullivan.
Buck Wins Another Bout.
Tommy Buck. the Philadelphia boxer. scored
another victory by easily o~utpontins KnocsDut
Eeen, che local fighter. In the star bout Of ten
rounds at ths Oiynpio A. g. Of Harlem. Essss
fought - hard IN the fk4 tines rounds that he
weakened himAA1f. and a. . consequence Buck
bal NO trouble in outpolntins Mm. hvu the
fourth to the md Of the tenth round.
stone Easily whips Russell.
NEW ORLEANS. March 9o.--Hauy Stone Of
New YuRk won . clean cut victory over Frsn1ds
Rusaell u New Orleans In their ten. onnd bout b.
tore the Ohsans Aathlstic Club. Nd Gfcsvm q
NsW Orleans Was given the 6stiston. over KID
hs!ns e La Aiifdc sits n scandsi 4asss1
test q thet.