Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-03-02
REAL SPORTING NEWS

Frank Klaus and Jack Dillon have
been matched TO meet at San Fran
cisco next month.
Pau, France-Lieutenan Ducour-
neau was killed here Saturday in an
aeroplane accident.
Mike Gibbons of st. Paul knocked
out Willie Lewis of New York in the
second round of a scheduled 10-round
bout recently.
While playing basket ball at Des
Moines, Iowa, Robert Findley, 23 years
old, whose home is in Boise, Idaho,
dropped dead
Abe Attell, defeated featherweight
champion, denies that he ever told any
one that he had been robbed by Referee
Eyton in his fight with Johnny Kilbane.
Jimmy Clabby, the Wisconsin pugi
list, Australian middleweight champion,
fought a 2O-round draw recently with
Dave Smith, the Australian boxer and
former middleweight champion.
The Spokane Rifle and Revolver club
team in the United States Revolver as
ISOLATION won the two final matches in
the championship competition, defeat
ing Chicago and Pittsburg by decisive
margins.
Soldier Mauser, one of the new
recruit pitchers for the 1919 Spokane
team, was the first arrival of the in
coming host of ball players that will
open training camp at Walla Walla
within the next week.
The Butte team in the Union asso-
citation will get the pick of the extra
men on the Spokane list this season
after the regular team has been picked
by Manager Joe COIN to play the North
western league games.
The school of mines basket ball team
defeated the team of the University OF
Montana, 80 to II. This victory puts
the school of mines in line for tn,
state championship. 1t will have tt
play the university again and the agri
cultural college.
The Oregon Wolf, nine-cylinder dis
placement craft, transformed into
! hydroplane, in a sanctioned race agains
3 time, at Portland, today broke tn
world IS motor-boat records on a five
l mile course for all distances up to,3
miles. The Oregon Wolf IS time for tn
80 miles was 40 minutes IA 25 seconds.
Fistic fandom of the country SUI
49,, oh Iro1,
y surprises were sprung on the fans, on
big one, and the other minor shocks
Attell was figured superior to Kilbant
Klaus was expected to knock out Pc
4 troskey well within the 20 rounds, an
y Billy Papke was general favorite owe
Frank Mantell.
"Mme. Cozette de Truise," heralde
as the wonderful French aviatrice 0
r. Pau, France" dashed through the al
p in fashionable sheath gown above
gaping crowd at the Oakland Zeal.
e aviation field Saturday, performin
thrilling aerial feats. After descend
,. ing rival aviatrice tore off "Mm
r. de Truise IS" wig and veil, revealing tn
painted face of Lincoln Beachy.
San Francisco.-John o. Miller of I'll
San Francisco Olympic club broke I'll
Pacific coast record for the sOO-yar
- run at the indoor athletic meet hel
= here. His time was one minute ]
u seconds.
A new indoor record for the 75-yaI
u low hurdles was established by Smitl
Il son of Los Angeles. The time was l
u seconds, the world s outdoor record f
the distance.
10 Ralph Rose, the noted California at
y lete, established a new indoor recol
when he hurled the 16-pound shot I
feet inches
Sam Bellah of Portland, Ore, mac
W new indoor Coast record for the pc
n vault when he cleared the bar at
er feet ~ inches.
s. The sixth annual western bowlir
IL congress closed at Los Angeles, Sunds
with individual bowlers rolling the
e. last games. Burns of the Pacific Sal
T. and Door team, of Los Angeles, OIL
K of the last to roll, made high score
the singles for the tournament with CO
winning the $3.50 prize. Thorpe al
Irwin of San Francisco, with GIG al
- GIT respectively, won the $3.50 and 81
- prizes.
The big prize for the meet, $4,000 f
the best fve-man team, was won by t
~ Grand Bowlers of Los Angeles, und
y the colors of the Evening Herald, wi
score of 2s76, the western bowlii
" congress record. The Chicago Mine
alites were second.
In the doubles the first prize, 49,
No goes to Gilray and Garner of Spokar
he with Shave and Thorpse of San Fra
IN cisco, second, $500.
es Match games arranged during the d
were rolled tonight. The mixed doubl
were won by Mrs. F. Mckinley of L
Angeles, and J. Blouin of Chicago, wi
. total of TIA, Blouin rolling total
"a 6s4, with an average for his three gam
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