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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
M'MECHEN


The eitv council will meet IN reru-
lar s,mi-mohthly session tomorrow
evening az the city building and a
busy session b. anticipated The mat
ter " accepting the resignation Of
Hight policeman Mitchell and ap-
pointing "a successor will De- made
also "a report from tho committee on
the 'rcnTizing o toiuntee fire de-
partn'ut VII. also De- heard. Tho
committee in charge q tho repairs
hemg don" bt the city and the Tract
Jon company. jointly Will make It's
report The matter % paving sixth
street vii al-n ht taken up and if
has already been suggested rs e. few
90 OBJ 'IfiErrs ftlf The cts should
goo % old brick being taken from
part of Marshall street. where tn
lh~ uaFE ls trirE iafd and nave
iFiH rirf I0ectfr ffr matter VIII
.s. i. ur fur D-.rsfdfrafion ~ the
m"rIrr frmnfruu evening"
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WASHfNGTON. July 30-At tho
beginning of business today with
condition Of the United States treas
ury Ma
fsa.fsi.s1s.
IN banks and Philippine treasury
{35.1P-.-fe
The total ~ the general fund vas
Sig..-fi.4iG.
". "fIfs yesterday were fsne afr.
Disbursement were ff.l--ftf
The d.frif fu fhIs date this fiscal
year Dbl f-fs--1I ~ against a d...It
~ flhs--sss ut this time In., YEAR
Ihfrf nrureH exclude Panama
canal and Ilhil. feff tr.rssrf.r
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WHOLESALE MARKBT

n general msrket has been cute,
cue fruits and vegetables has detract-
ed In a measure from the rensrxl
staple line OF groceries The 3obting
rousee are cleaning up their Odds and
ENDS preparatory 20 the arrival of the
.slf vegetables and canned fruit
The effect OF the recent action %
We tarn reduction on sugar may or
nay not effect. the market The action
OF President Tart as to It's becoming q
law. should ~ reach him.. will be
watched with interest
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LULL YESTERDAY
In THE MARKETS
TRADING FELL TO AN ALARMING
EXTENT DURING DAY.
FNkason for the Dizziness In the Mar
ket Due TO Awaiting Of the
y. S. Steel Report.

NEW YORK. July 3O.-Trading in
stocks to-day fell TO the point where
IL ceased To possess wen passing i'm
portance. For the first four hours
the total dealings were less tina lOO.-
600 shares. OF which almost one-half
was done in the first hour. In the
late dealings, when prices again hard
cned. in "A few instances to the best
OF the session. after a series OF mean
ingless movements business became
slightly more animated.
h one popular reason advanced
for to-day's s~tagnation lay in the fact
that traders and the financial commu-
nifty as n whole were awaiting the
publication of the United States Steel
earnings for the second quarter of
The year. This report was not avail
able until after the markets close,
so the professional element deemed
II wise 10 make no new ventures for
either side OF the account.
The steel statement showed total
earnings slightly I'm excess OF s25.-
10000. which was In line with most
favorable forecasts. Net income or
dinarily known az net earnings.
amounted 10 s1S.429.29i. compared
with ~Sl2.10S.4l5 i'm the preceding
quarter. After paying regular divi-
bends. the quarters surplus was re-
duced TO S56.4S3.
The bond market was unchanged.
save for further weakness in Missouri
Pacific As. Total sales. par value.
~$l.6S5.O 900.
L. $. Government bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. 2. 7sH a75e.
bariey-Fee or mixing. new So soc:
fair TO choice mailing 700 T5c.
Timothy seed-t5.O0Gs zoo.
Clover seed-slo.ooni5.00.
Lard-in tierces si01s.
snort Ribs-LooSe $lO.5O.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pitts
burgh. July 30.-Cattle-Steady. Sup
ply light Choice 50 $500 so; prime
IS $500 90.
Sheep-Strong. Supply lisht:
prime wethers IS O0d5 25: culls ana
COMMONS 81 50a3 90; lambs 81 son
: so. veal calves 50 50d1O 90.
Hogs-S1ow. Receipts light. Prime
heavie IS 3oQs IS: mediums IS IS
Us 80. heavy workers. IS 7Oas rs:
light workers. IS 75ds SIS; pigs IS rs
as So: roughs 81 OOdT 40.
CHICAGO. July 3O.-Close: Cattle
Receipts 500: market steady.
Beeves SIS sOHs as: Texas steers
- s0G7 10; Western steers IS $50
: so; stockers and feeders 81 100
: 90: COWS and heifcrs 81 SOFAS ~,
calves Sc 5O7sf0 90.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 market weak
10 5 cents lower. Light 81 75a7 30:
mixed 81 SOFAS 90: heavy s. iOU
10 so: rough 81 iOd7 So: pigs Sc 75
as 90; bulk OF sales 81 50%7 80.
sheep-Receipts $4,000 head; mar
ket steady.
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y bache z Co.'S Closing Letter.
NEW YORK. July 3U.-ENtreme dull
ness prevailed. Sales OF stock M to
the last hour had fallen below 100. 600.
\ three point recovery IN National Bis
cunt was the only rcdeemlnC feature.
incidentally the Loose Niles stock
dropped back. which reversed the move
ments IN rival companies stocks. The
prospects or "a good steel report TO-DAY
buoyed the hopes Of the bulls and
ing prices IN iron and steel products
Encouraged them still further. The
call for harvest hands in tho northwest
has been heard and the railroads are
Going tneir part to help tho good work
along The enormous crops OF grain
seem 10 he well on toward maturity
The Pittsburgh district reports mar ali
makers or steel bars and plates and
shapes are eNpectad To u,aet tho 90
vance made hy the Republic Iron and
steel Co. and the James LauEhlin
Steei % and the Jones and Laughlin
steel Co. In these products.
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(F. .. y Wheeling.l
Coffee.
LNAA.-.H -
Tea Department
Money.

NEW YORK. July 3O-Money on
call steady. 2%T3 per cent; ruling
rate -'sc. closing bid use: offered
at &c.
Time leans strong. sixty DAYS ~.
per cent and ninety DAYS 81 To 4c:
sin months -, to So.
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NEN YORK. July 3O.-Close.
irIne mticahtile paper - per cent
sterling exchange easy with actual
in bankers bills at 81 $3.50
Tor siXty day bills ard AT "a s-S
demand. Commercial bills 81 s.
Har silver coo. Mexican dollars CSC.
Government bonds steady. Railroaa
easy.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. July so. II
Ine setite r~ittsouTs- Stock. GorreeteA
1aiiy hy A Z NaSf-n - Co. Donsers
and brokers. .;attOnaI Fxchntrs -.
tuildinc
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July 3O.-Frce market
Ing 81 now wheat today from Iowa
and Nebraska eascd prices down.
Misgivings about black rust faded.
Latest trades varied from 81 &c
lower TO &c advance. Corn finished
q on to nc up. oats strung out from
a decline To- 2isc rise and provisions
ranging from 12i2c less expensive to
2HH5 cents increase In cost.
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TRANSFER books close July % FOR
per cent cash dividend payable August
10Th.
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RIVER & WESTERN
RAIL WAY. ,

Arrival and Departure OF trains a. B>u-
aire
Arriy.-ii 50 q m $40 q ~. ass D N
gepsrt.s % a ttlo p lE.sS p.na
cenart st t;io y
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. July 80. IL.
IH- "a Nins aIt,s.-~-- "a rae nlsrs
ecuNe NheeiInk stocKE are sorrsctsl
oalIy Tor TIE I~nt.iuzercer by Howard
I sHlett " Son. local brokers:
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New York Stock EXCHANGE,

Iih.Ei-lNG, W. Va. July 30. ~
90 srti'" stort< 90 A.. y.
"k STOCK ~ENehanEe. corrected 1suys
= r Mnsten & Co. brokers o7"' ~
-D-N~ io%rsriHiEhJ LowJCio..
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Transfer books close July 25th 70.
3 per cent cash dividend payable August
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WHEELING. W. Va. July so. ~.
me Ing auo-agions a.. ~, ,c,r.
active Wheeling stocxs are .orrs.r.
raily Tor the I~nteiIiRcnceF 10y Oeorc, -
Datun. local nroker. emo X r. AiarshaII.
manager Fond IBepArtm.at
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THEELrEc TBA0rIon conPAH.
ExPAEss cAE scZEDULl

WHEELING rRA0T1on corPAr.
CAE BCEEuULR
raking Bffsot Juns a ieoA
fANhANNLE LINZ
WHEELING ANIL WELLsRURa
Daily except sunday.
11rf street ~.v
WneetiuE WsIlg6urs
ie
s@eB& lace . .
NOTEuSv1LIE LINE
WHEkLlNG and HOCNDsVILLE
Daily skcept sssdag
fffn street ~~
Mh-s4nE h~ounfrvrlIs
fa o. a M
O. unss navinr rsruar srpe-s- go
ElcH atlFwsra EsiGrira fr $780, 81
afrF Euarla - % arT hulE - -
90 rarreI 81 ENs~rEeF nara
n'N. N.|MN-aaI eurarf eunrn
- afE -arta s1rest s~usrrencT sefN
wHurH 90 DNNrF 81 - -arrtaf
~Eas-s-E-r ces t~ts~u ssa aaa s1t
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Family Fat, 10 u. .......,..... / IL
Be.rdsley's Shredded jewel Coz
Tumblers. z doz. per doz......-
Fancy =. q Co. lib. bricks. Q SIT
Genuine Georges Goa Ioo-io. boz.
Scotch Herring. per box ..... IL
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NOTNpSVILLE LINE
WHEELING and MOLNusEILLH
Daily sNcept egndag
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6 90 81 = Is 5ss H.1:s ,:S '.;S1a
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The correct answer to the power question is
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j. S. Bache . Co.'S closing Letter.

Z ). Government bonds were un-
changed on call.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-04

.
Reg. $50 .. $2.1S
Reg. 200 ........$ 1.67
Reg. 100 :............ $1.3S
Misses Shoes and Extra High Cuts
Tans patents, and gun metal stock; button and lace
Reg. 81. rs values .$21S
Reg. $50 values 2.IO
D. n os r.I,os 90
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consisting of all new lasts, toes and heels,
just arrived.
and 50 so values. choice 79c

lot boys shoes. sizes 3, 50 so val choice $1.1S
lot mems extra heavy, waterproof shoes,
So Is to 81 90 values ...............$2. 9S
Boys School Shoes
The wear-well, durable kind
Reg. 80 25 value Observation-Disclosures. $1.62
neg. Z ~ Value. 6'AC
Reg. $50 value. 2.SO
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Window Specials
Watch our windows for our big Specials
every day during this sale. A surprise for all.
Mems Dress Hats
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Reg. $500 value, Re-Opening. ............. 1923
Reg. 800 .$245
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regular ST 30 value. Re-0pening price SOC
English Derby, regular 50 SO value. $l.6S
Fancy ChinchilIi. regular 50. so value ST SO

] assortment consisting Of Big 4 Columbia
and Oregon styles, Otterns and blacks, reg.
50. 90 values Observation-Disclosures. 81 rs
1 lot, reg. 50. so values. ............. $1.69
Underwear
Ladies' vests and pants, lightly feeced, good
s5c value. .....................- TIC
Ladies, union suits, feece-lined, Csc value 43c
Mems heavy feeced and ribbed shirts and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23

York state Soccer league as an en-
bryo. they rapidly secured the enlist
ment of other leagues until the Amer1-
can Ameateur Football association IS
now the biggest organization Of soccer
football in the history Of the country.
Agar has been chosen president OF the
body. and MacCulloch, who has been
elected secretary treasurer, Is kept
constantly busy with a volume of cor
respondence that flows into his office
at 179 StuyveSant avenue, Brooklyn
The latest city to have leagues clam
oring for membership in the associa-
ton is Cincinnati, and the Ohio me-
tropolis viii soon be enrolled under the
new national body. The cOmmunlca-
ton from the international Football
federation indicating the action that
would be taken by the worldwide body
on the application of the new Amert-
can association, was received only q
few days ago, signed by c. A ".
Hirschman, OF Paris, secretary OF the
federation, marking the browning sue
cess Of the efforts OF the energetic
quartet, who are now looking forward
to the receiving Of an international
charter after the next annual meeting
Of the international executive commit
tee of the federation
The eventuating of these things, all
of which have occurred during the
short space Of three months, are self
significant, and they lead US to vol
unteer the sweeping prediction that a
few years hence soccer football VIII be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23
ALL ABOARD FOR
CITY LEAGUE PLAY
-Four Teams Set Elimination
Schedule For
Sundays.

All is now arranged for the open
ing of elimination play in the CITY
league TO make ready for the open
ing of the season proper on April IA:
The four teams of the city league VIII
begin preliminary play March "A 70
eliminate one team, and the two col
der teams. the 22d infantry and the
attn cavalry. will fight it out among
themselves and one soldier team VIII
enter the league, making four resu-
lar league teams in all.
The four City league team managers
met Friday afternoon at the Cactus
club and drew Up a schedule and rules
for the elimination play, which prom
ises 10 be spirited as the members OF
each team are anxious to be IN tho
real race The schedule calls for
double header to start promptly at Z
o'clock on Sunday, when the first game
VIII be immigration vs. Internationals
and the second game. Globe Mills vs..
White SOx These games will be for
seven innings. James Sullivan, the
City league secretary was appointed
umpire for the elimination series.
The series will consist Of each team
PLAYING three games. In case ofsa tie
for 10 ST place, the teams will play OH
the ito in a nine inning game. In
case of OverthrOWs at first and third
bases and at the home plate, the Su-.-
uer will take only one base Those
attending the meeting were h Br1esh,
Mills. J. F. Sullivan. for the Immt-
grationists and Sam Schwartz for the
InternatiOnals-
The elimination schedule was adopt
cd as follows:
March 4-Internationals Us. Immi-
grafton; White SOx vs.. Globe Mills
March 31-Immi grafton vs. White
Sox: Internationals VS.. Globe Mills
April Immigration vs. Globe
Mills; InternatiOnals vs. White SoX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23

Packey fought like a member Of the
vendetta He was merciless in attack
and cut Burns face TO ribbons ana
all on account Of the memory OF dis
colored optic
Soldier Kearns is the latest to bid
for white hope" hOnOrs in the east !
see where he disposed Of big Jim Coz
fey. recently over from the old country
with the reputation OF being the best
man Ireland produced since the days
of Peter Maher- COffey was given
several matches with third raters and
made good. but when he bumped up
against the soldier il was curtains
I saw Kearns box in q preliminary
the night OF the Attell-knockout Brown
fiasco and recall how faVorably the
makeup and style of the young giant
Impressed me at that time His work
was very crude, but his punch was
mighty and if I remember correctly ne
knocked out his man in the first round
same as he did with COffey, the Irish
man. the other night
Kearns and PalZer are the sort that
can develop into cOntenders for the
highest hOnors in heavyweight pugt-
Ism. They are both jewels IN the
rough and what they need most IS the
right sort Of tuition and training TO
put on the polish Palzer IS FORUM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23

Indianapolis. Ind. March 21.-Appar-
entity the other mans game looks easier
than their own TO two Of the most
famous pugilists in the United States,
for Ray Bronson, claimant of the
welterweight championship, and Ad
Wolgast. the worlds champion light
weight. have come out simultaneously
with the announcement that they are
intending to enter the automobile rae
ing game as professionals Both are
expert drivers. both have machines OF
their own and have been infected with
the speed mania for two or three years
Although the two boxers belong In
entirely different divisions in the pugi-
Iistic game, they are planning to par
ticfpate in a sport in which weight re-
oufrements as far as men are con-
cerned. do not count.
WolEast viii be seen at the wheel
Of one of the racing cars in Santa
Monica early in May, and later will
appear as relief driver to Harvey Her
rick and Louis Disbrow, the two star
pilots who are to drive in the second
annual 500 mile international Sweep
stakes race to be held at the Indian
apoIis Motor Speedway, next Memorial
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23
ATTEL PREFEREDPOKER
TABLETOPUNCHINGBAG

AtteH could be got 70 mind his P's
and Q's he would soon rehabilitats
himself with the fighting public.
1t Is admitted that his affaf- with
ktlbane was mighty close. Wen. know
ing what is known OF the way he GRIM
inally neglected his preparation for
that event. what might he not have
accomplished II he had been anything
near as Wen trained as the other fell
1t might truthfulIy be said that he
did not do lick of training for Muir
ply. He explained his dilatoriness in
getting down to the grind By saving
that he was in good condition after
the spell OF work he did for the XII
bane battle.
II was a very good stall. as the
sports up here were not wise to thu
fact that he had made no move at an
towards fitting himself for Kflbane. IA
mad 10 fight Murphy on SATURDAY and
II was not until Tuesday Drecedfrr-
mat ne put IN an appearance at his
~''arters- And the little he did durinq
tne day was offset by his nocturnal
In the face OF all this Atten fought
20 bltstertng rounds with q man nr0b-
ably Is pounds heavier than himself
II was not until the last two rounds
that ne showed symptoms OF weari-
Where IS there another feather
weight in the world who could equal
the performance What might have
been the result OF the 1Iurphy-AtteIl
-N-N A ~ zen ndQ prepared Tor IL con-
scientiously and in accordance with
the rules laid DOWN.
There is good sound logic IN the
argument that Attell. with a proper
course of training could show sample
Of fiStcuffs that would astOnish US all
But Is there any assurance that the
foolish young man could put his mind
to such a course.
1t seems as though nothing acts az
a warning to him. He was scottlsneo
cat when he came here from Rev
York after his fizzle with Knockouc
Brown and 1t was thought he would
strive his hardest to set himself right
with the public Further he must nave
known that his Championship only
asset for years and years--Would oe l-
Jeopardy when he fought kiloane. ana
vet he preferred the poker table 10
the punching bag.
In addition to the slump Of presllse
he experienced. che came here from Los
Angeles in bad Odor owing % some
trfckery about a telegram BUT even
then. Instead Of trying 70 redeem MN
self by training conscientiously Tor
Murphy he stiu INDUCED his passion
for poker and. II Jim buckley tells the
truth tried 10 arrange rake 1lgnt-
There are many who. would like 70
see Atteu take a tumble 70 himself
and ascertain what a season or rigid
training would do. But there are very
few who expect 10 see him change his
ways. He seems to be tncorrigible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23
PLGS TURNED AUTO RACERS,
ENTER SANTA MONICA RACES
Prize Fighting Too Tame for Addie Wolgast and Ray
Bronson and They Are Going to Hit the Fast
Way In May

Bronson has made tentative arrange
ments with Bob Burman. the worlds
speed king. to act as relief driver on
the car which Burman will pilot
through the long Indianapolis race.
Bronson and Burman are great friends
and during recent speed trials Wnicn
the famous driver made at the speed
way, Bronson acted as his mecnaniclan
and later took the wheel His orly-
ing against time was almost equal 10
that of Burman who complimenteo
him highly and offered him place as
relief driver in the long race Burman
contemplates driving all but about 90
miles Of the race. and he IS firm IN the
belief that the short relief period viii
entirely cure Bronson Of his desire to
particiDate in further speed events, al
though he seems fearless In the prize
ring.
The greatest list Of early entries
which ever have been made for any
contest are to be fund In the speed
~ record OF cars entered. The en-
tries to date include two cars to be
driven bv Gil Anderson and Len Zen
ole with Billy Knipper as relief driver;
10 cars which will be driven by How
srd wilcox, Charley Merz and Don
Herr. two cars with Louis DisbrOW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23

recognized in the United states as the
same thing in winter, fall and spring
that baseball is in the summer we
prognosticate thus advisedly, after re
viewing the remarkable progress the
game of soccer has made in this coun-
try during only a few years. Ten
years ago the game was absolutely
unheard of In many parts Of the coun-
try, but when it got started, II gained
impetus in a manner unknown to any
other sport
The invasion Of the star English
teams-the Pilgrims and the COrinth-
ians-which were brought over to this
country by Tommy Cahill. caused
great boom in the sport The Ameri-
can public were treated to & wonderful
exhibition of the possibilities OF the
great game and the impression LETT be-
hind by them has remained unfaded.
Since then the game has been COM
ing into its own in the schools ana
colleges, and the Independent club
teams also have increased vastly IN
number. Before long the Americans
Will be able TO hold their own with
The thing that is needed most now. IS
a governing organization to create or
der out of chaos, to prevent scandals
from springing up in connection with
the game, to interpret the playing
rules. to pass upon eligibility Of play
American sOccerites abroad and IN
short do the thOusand-and-on things
in soccer affairs that are done by the
A A. L. in track athletic aItairs. me
American Amateur Football associa-
ton seems to fiji that need. The right
eorf Of men are at its head and the
right sort Of methods have been IN
stftuted in the administration OF its
affairs. To wish them further success
we believe is superfluous.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23
RACING SEASON AT
JUAREZ is OVER

Racing at the Juarez track ends
Sunday with the farewell card OF the
third season. Many visiting horsemen
already are leaving for home, and
blooded stock is being shipped to the
various training points and racing cen
tiers. The coming season at Coeuf
d'Alene is attracting much attention,
and many are leaving for that point
An extension of the meeting was
planned. but the Mexican trouble has
had much to do with giving up the
idea. While most Of the race fol-
lowers by profession remained during
the trouble, some visitors avoided the
Mexican track on account Of It
During the meet only a few days
were lost when the revolution quar-
antine was on between FL Paso and
Ciudad Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-23
Important Boxing Matches
Scheduled for the Future
By Tom S. Andrews


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