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Washington Journal., 1912-08-17
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Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

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Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

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Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

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Washington Journal., 1912-08-17

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
CHICAGO GIVEN
SEVERE BEATING
BY ORECON|ANS
Wendell Phillips High
School Overwhelmed by
Washington High School
Eleven at Portland.

Portland, Dec. 28.-The Washington
high school football team Of Portland
today defeated the Wendell Phillips
team of Chicago by the score of 80 to
o. Chicago succeeded in making yard
age on only three occasions. twice with
straight football and the third time
by forward pass.
The Chicago team was overwhelmed,
being unable to Withstand the terrific
line attacks made by the Oregonians.
Left End Blatchford and Halfback
Pettybridge were the only Chicago
players who showed any technical
knowledge of the game. The Washing
ton back field players tore through the
Wendell Phillips line for 6aIns from
four to 80 yards. and was only forced
to punt once during the entire game,
and that punt resulted in touchdown,
as Quarterback Cummings fumbled the
ball. and it was recovered on the three
yard line and showed over on tile next
down. Washington depended On
straight football throughout the en-
tire game, with but four exceptions,
when they tried forN>9tl passes. The
phillips team tried several formations,
which were new to the western foot
ball fans, but they all failed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
SHRADER WANTS
ANOTHER MATCH
Thinks He Will Be Able to
Prove Superiority Over
Jack ellis.

Al Shrader. the Salt Lake boxer who
lost to Jack ellis at Forest Park FRI
day night in 10 rounds af fast lighting.
is anxious 70 meet ellis again and de-
clared yesterday that il lie could secure
match he rs confident that he could
show fans that he was entitled to de
cision The matter was taken up With
Mickey Morton. the local promoter.
There IS a possibility that the tWa
boys may be able to get together for Il
second mill during next month
Il believe that | WAS entitled to 4
draw Friday night IN my fight Will
ellis said shrader yesterday. II was
scheduled to go on With Kelly, but al
the last minute Kelly haelsti ont on the
grounds that there WAS not enough
money In the house. Regardless Of this
fact | stated that | Was willing to go on
With any one Who would enter the ring.
Gillts accepted the offer.
Il had been training with ellis and
knew his condition. ] wanted to see
fans given a show for their money and
decided that l would not go too strong
during the early part of the mill.
followed out that determination How
ever, during the latter part Of the fight
II changed my tactics and started u
drill into ellis.
Anyone who was II the min knows
this h be true. l had ellis hanging on
during the ninth round and could not
get away from him. | do not want te
make a howl about the mill ellis and
are good friends but | believe that
nothing better than a draw could have
been given under the circumstances
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
h'CARTY IS VERY
CONFIDENT that
THE. BELT is HIS
Big Fighter Expects to Put
Palzer Away in Short Or
der at Fight on New
Years Day.


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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
PUTS BLAME ON
SLIPPERY field
Coach of Wendell Phillips
Team Has Excuse for
Defeat at Boise.

The icy condition of the field at Cody
park is blamed by the Wendell-Phil-
lips high school football team for its
defeat by Boise, according TO the re-
ports given out by Coach Moulton at
Portland Immediately after the arrival
Of the Chicago team there. The Chi
cago coach insists that his team out
played Boise, a statement that grid
iron fans here will consider with
amusement. Here is the story:
The slippery, ley field was abso-
luteiy the only reason for our defeat
by Boise high football team Christmas
day said Coach q. NJ. Moulton of the
Wendell Phillips high football team up
on the arrival Of the Chicago cham-
pions last night.
We outplayed. the Boise boys in
every department of the game and had
the ball on the Boise five yard line
three times in the first quarter Twice
we lost the leather on forward passes
and the other time we fumbled, but
all three times we got the ball to the
Boise end of the goal through our ag-
gressiVeness.
The forward pass, which won the
game for the Idaho eleven, was made
ia bad place for us. The crowd was
not kept off the field. and the pass was
made at the edge OF the spectators
which seriously Handicapped oui
chances To break up their play
we were also much outweighed
Boise having team nearly 20 pounds
heavier than our best lineup W.
weigh about $50. while they tipped tht
scales without trouble at 1850 pounds
ON any kind OF q field, except 4 slip
perry one, we could have won without
trouble as our plays and speed woult
have bewildered them ON a dry play
| ground.'
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
SPORTING WORLD
LOOKS FORWARD
TO COMING YEAR
New Champions Will Be De
veloped and New Stars
Will Take the Place Of Old
Ones.

New York, Dec. 2S.-To get 4 chance
at developing new champions, spring
ing sensations IN baseball. and gener-
ally turning the sport world upside
down, the yoangster 1913 could not
have chosen a better time 70 be born.
No one is too popular as new
champion, and the question new up
pernost III the mind Of sport follow
=ers is the possibility of new leaders a.
overwhelm those Of 1912, and set new
records.
Among the fighters three new titles
may be acquired during the coming
year Nineteen twelve saw the passing
&c Champions Al Nolgast and Abe At-
tell Johnny Kflbane, Attell's conquer
or, appears head and shoulders above
tile other featherweights, but Willie
Ritchie the new lightweight champion,
has a field of exceedingly good men
after him. In the middleweight d.
vision, not fighter has been devel-
0ped during the past Year worthy of
wearing the crown If the late Stanley
ketchel. Klaus. PaplIe. MeGoerty and
Mike Gibbons appear the best IN their
class. but there IS no real champion.
johnson Is Eliminated.
Jack Johnson still stands the cham
pion Of the heaNyweights. He Will
probably never appear In the ring IN
this country again. however, because u
the public feeling aroused by the air.
ing Of his private life. From the crop
of white hopes, man worthy of be-
ing called the new champion may be
developed in 1913.
John Coulnn may retain his title ~
the bantam division for the year.
In baseball. The new year has a big
| chance Of developing surprises in the
| National league. Evers, Chicago; Hug
gins. St Louis. Tinker, Cincinnati. dnt
| Stallings. Boston. are all four new
managers. Tinker, Higgins and EH-
ers are entirely untried. Frank Chance
/ formerly the Cub leader, will pilot III,
] New York Hlghlanders, and with thest
switches, the fate of the old cham
pions, the Giants and Boston Rec
! Sox is made uncertain. II the new
year developes on great leaders thu
| standing of the ball teams in thei
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
WILSON IS HERE
TO MEET MEAD IN
TEN-ROUND FIGHT
Heavyweight Battle Will Be
the Next Attraction in the
Boxing Line at Forest
Park.

TIE next boxing card in Boise will
be j genuine heavyweight mattel. Ia
tween Paul T. Wilson, well known
travelling salesman, who aspires to DO
the champion bill holder and Charles
Mead. the Salt Lake white hope L
the plans u feeal fans interested IA
tile event 90 through
Wilson dropped into Boise iast night.
lie is travelling mountain carrying
"a pounds, we'll distributed, and look
ing the part Of genuine Luther Nc
Carly lie wears enc Of those cheer
fnl read smiles and is confident that 10
will be real card in this city II the
big mill goes on.
I mean business. said Wilson last
night as he smiled broadly, tilted his
hat on the back of his head and gently
showed forward Il we'll formed, heavy
and determined looking jaw. Take it
from me, | am in the game to stay.
and our match here will be the real
thing Mead Is some tighter, but
have an idea that | have shade on
him | expect te take up negotiations
Immediately with local promoters.
Wilson has handshake that feels
like the Srlp u all edriiiluake. II u
mighty good thing and a wise preeau-
ton to have your nit examined under
an x-ray by specialist after he paws
] il up and down. He is well met con-
ffdent Of his ability and anxious 70
show what he can do.
/ Charles Mead, the white hope. is
/ due to arrive tonight or tomorrow. Ha
weighs 205 and looks the part of Z
real find.
big Bill Mambut one OF the largest
men who ever decorated the Salt Lake
police force or swelled the brine Of
the great salt lake when floating about
on its surface, is also laundering to-.
ward Boise. He stopped over in Ru-
pert to look around. but is bound for
the Idaho capital as he is interested in
/ the wilson Mead match.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

Haryards best, which gained the
football championship IF the east for
1912. will likely prove good enough for
1913. Nlseonsin's Victories III the west
were equally impressive. OF the inai-
vidua1 champions in the principal lines
OF sport, probably only Jim Thorpe.
the wonderful Indian, Is certain Of
holding his place. Thorpes perform
anees III track and field work will like
ly stand for years.
iris Speaker Of Boston and Larry
DOYLE If the Giants were voted the
most valuable baseball players IN the
big leagues. but as they displayed
Sculte and Cobb. so may new leaders
be developed in 1913.
Charles Brickley has been generally
considered the greatest football PLAYER
of the year. His wonderful kicking
may gain the title Tor him second
time.
The new years biggest sporting task
is to develop man 10 beat Frank
Goteh.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
THE oNCyWAY."
M Nh Frlends and Patrons !.

To Ny Friends ana Patrons
Under the slogan The only WAY.
Hurt nobody, kill nobody and be fair
with everybody. Under this banner.
we have labored and certainly have
cause 10 feel much gratified, and are
very thankful for the patronage given
us during the year just closing.
And. while we always use the slo-
gan under quotation mark, we note
that some do not However, we say,
May the essence of the words, in the
sense used. permeate every home and
dwell III every heart.
Very truly yours,
L. C. ERICSSON,
20 Soma Building
"A, n
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
Land Office Filings.

The following entries were filed IN
the federal land office yesterday;
Lloyd ]. Caldwell. Wilson. township
north 4 west; ] north, west; |
south, west; right of way.
elsie Wiley Boise, desert, lots :, I,
south half northwest quarter, section
2, township ! south, range east l47 81
acres.
William Reader. weiser. homestead,
southwest quarter, section "a, township
north, range 8 west ITO acres,
Albert T.. Mahce, Boise, northwest
quarter. northwest quarter, section q,
township north, range 2 east; 40
acres; homestead
Nellie r. Waits. Roise, homestead.
lots >, 5 and 4. southwest quarter.
northwest quarter, section :, township
ii north. range ! east; 1890 acres,
Hannah i. Jones' Caldwell, home-
stead, north half northeast quarter,
section Is, township north. range .
west. so acres.
Carl Emil Johnson, Boise, homestead
southwest quarter, section /, township
5 outh, range east. loo acres.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
Still Holds 1t.

Mrs Jipes, / think / have heard
you say you have cousin in the reg
ular army He is an officer, | pre-
sumeaa
Yes he holds some responsible pe-
sition, but | don't exactly know the
nature of it, When he wrote TO me
last he said he was in the guardhouse
whatever that is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
!" whit il an abb

An alibi, son, is proof that you were
not at a certain place at a certain
time You probably won't need an
alibi until after you are married.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
Gun Club Shoot Today.

A gun club shoot win be held
at Hulrs gulch this morning by
members of the Boise Gun club.
All members of the association
are requested to be present.
The report circulated that only
certain styles of magazine guns
could be used is erroneous. The
club officials announced last
night that any magazine gun
will be permitted.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

II your watch passes ynrough our re-
pair department and does not give sat-
isfaction we will give q new move.
n,ent in exchange.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
An ldea a!

An Ideal
q have a great idea for a musical
comedy exclaimed one manager.
Something in the way of plot?'
mo. But | know how TO get letter
Of introduction to a man who might
put up money to run the show"
Hospital Commissioner SHUT urges
st. Louis to buy farms for aiding treat
ment of drunkards and eenValeseents.
Subscribe for the Capital News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

Phone 81 for Coos Coal. Idaho Coal
& Seed Co. A. L. Lee. Mgr. Sth &
Grove, zone Block South OF Overland
Corner" Adv Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

Baggage Transfer, GaA IS II In
hurry. Peasley Transfer & Storage GO
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-10
IF SCOUTS DEFEAT
FOXES TODAY THEY
WILL WEAR CROWN

COLUMBUS, GA, Sept. 10.-Colum-
bus is going to put up a hard fight to
win today's game from Jacksonville in
the post-season series for the cham
pionship of the South Atlantic league.
The count now stands three victories
for the Scouts and one for the Foxes.
If Jacksonville should cop today. they
will be the winners, as the series is the
best -four out of seven. Columbus won
the first game of the series and lost the
next three
Yesterdays game went to the Scouts
to the tune of to > Mccormick. who
did the hurting for the locals, was
steady all through the game, allowing
only four hits. In the seventh the
Scouts made three of their hits and
this, coupled with a misjudged fly by
Outdelder Lewis, netted three runs for
the visitors. The other came in the
third ON hit. an error and a sacri-
fee Columbus scored their two rams
in the seventh on trio of hits