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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

ONE RAILROAD TO RUN
AZ SPECIAL TRAINS FOR
fALE-HARvARD GAME

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov.
%. Fortystwp special trains
will be run bS the New York.
New Haven a hartford rail-
road for the Harvard-Yale game
tomorrow y i5 trains running
from New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
BODY OF WOMAN FOUND
IN RIVER IDENTIFIED

The body OF the woman taken from
the river near Belle Isle, Thursday,
was identified, Friday afternoon, as
that of Mrs. Emily Cole. ~ years old,
WIG OF Frederick cote, of Mo-. SIS
LarEad-st. east. Tho Identification
was made by the woman's husband
who Is a chauffeur In the employ OF
Sidney T. Miller He says she left
hotr.e last Friday morning. saying she
was ~ and that he had seen nothing
OF her since.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
NELsoN TRAINING.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Battling
Nelson is nov training for his
bout here, Thanksgiving afternoon.
with Leach Cross. wnom he Is 10
meet at 1875 pounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

Ty cobb is no wreported 20 be play
ing golf daily in Augusta, Ga.. ~ nor
der TO improve his batting eye fov
paTS 0ut--ff this -cAhb- could only hit
he'd be quite oaIl player. an ball
PLAYING goes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
P1nceton Playeys Expect to
See HayUard Humble old Eli

think Harvard will win
New &
o O o
use chief
We
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
BLackfeef To See Game
7ws1U

cH,Aao Nov 22-eaded chief BIG Top tWeny Ha,e7
, hs Rskfset Reservation In Montana
Carlisle graduate TIE played
h back college
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
SHORT LENGTHS

san Francisco y, ndicnte ha. ar-
cepted Sir Thomas Liptons yacht race
challenge
NuskcGon fans expect 20 see good
bout Thanksgiving day between Mickty
Rogers of Pittsburgh and Kid Black or
Aluslsegon.
Gerald Hayes, umpire. viii work In
the International league next year. In
stead OF ~ the American association
as last
just to shaw them that Lis operation
had taken his appendix and not his
stamina. Ad Wolgsst knocked out his
sparring partner. Kid Nackey yester-
day
Dayle io Coach.
Captain Larry Doyle or the Giants
has been engaged 10 coach the seton
Hall baseball team OF New Jersey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
MANUFACTURERS HOCKEY
LEAGUE CALLS MEETING

The Manufacturers Hockey league
meeting scheduled for last Monday
night was postponed but win be held
instead on Friday evening at SpaId,
ing Sport shop at o'clock sharp,
studebaker and the Michigan Ltbfi-
eating Co, are the latest additions
and everything points TO a league BE-
Ing formed that will give big boost
to the great winter sport
Hest worked Hardest.
The trio of pitchers---Walsh, yohn :
son and Wood--who we're worked hard
est the -lastleeason are the kreA1esh
baseball ever saw.
Free SHOW Of MiehiE.n. Apple. and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
Dying, Wanted Team To Hin THE

AKRON professional football
contender John r. ty9 wtson
appendicitis II must not die
mns the championship Wilson protested TO hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
CUBS HAVE 100000
LAWSUIT ON THEIR
= PAWS JUST AT PRESENT

\ CHICAGO, Nov. 22.--The Chi.
cago league ball club. which is
the corporate name of the Chi
cago Cubs, Is defendant In
100000 breach Of contract suit
fled by j. II. Lee, K. +. Hamm
and the Metal Specialties Man
ufacturing Co. The suit Is
based upon an alleged contract
entered into by President Chas.
w Murphy, of the club. to In
stall reversible cushion seats In
the grandstand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

sTURGIs, Mich, Noy. 22,-whle
working In a sewer trench +. NJ. NC,
Day had three ribs broken and 40
arm badly bruised by a caye-In.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
CLKsEEs FORMING.

Dancing Glasses are now forming at
Arcadia, Woodward and BtimH0n. b. g.
n Holcomb. Dancing Master. Join
~aw Phone Grand 4sS7,
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He.t Worked Hardrst.

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

Fine and fast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 22.-
Coach Hnughton's contract. ~
Harvard coach, Terminates this
year, and there are rumOrs that
he doesn't want the Job again.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
A HARD YEAR

Next week will see the closing
games OF a large number of minor
leagues, and more than one club own
er VIII feel ''tickled to death" to see
lhe curtain drop on the season of
lal2 While the major league clubs
VIII close the season with n profit. the
littie fellows. In n majority of cases.
have lost mo ney. More "blow-ups''
and changes In circuits have taken
place this season than in any previous
year of organized baseball. The fol-
lowing shows the many changes in the
minor leagues since the opening of the
season last spring:
Tri-State league Altoona team
transferred to Reading; Lancaster
team transferred to Atlantic City;
Johnstown team transferred to
Chester,
Ohio Interstate -Disbanded.
Ohio and Pennsylvania league-Dls-
banded.
Connecticut league-New Britain
team transferred to Waterbury
Virginia league - Lynchburg and
Danville dropped from circuit.
New York Connecticut league-Dis-
banded.
Oklahoma state league-Disbanded
Washington state league--Disbanded
Texas Oklahoma leaguc-Greenvllle
and Mckinley dropped from circuit
Southeastern league--Dlsbanded
United States leagne-Disbanded
Blue Grass Observation-Disclosures team
transferred to Mt. Sterling.
Minnesota Wisconsin league-Dis-
banded.
Mountain states Observation-Disclosures
Ohio state league-Marion team
transferred to Ironton.
Southern Michigan league-SaginaW
and Bay City league dropped from cir
eur.
South Central league-Cleburne and
Tyler dropped from circuit.
Cotton States league-New Orleans
team transferred to Yazoo City; Hat
tesburg team transferred to colum-
bus; Meridian. Vicksbnrg and Yazoo
City dropped from circuit.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31

IT'S A CINCH PLAY
SAYS TUBALKANE
THE POTE

Tubalkane has 1t on the average
fan, for he has looked ahead far
enough to know that there is little
chance Of the Highlanders losing
that pennant. Still, like everybody
else. he believes In playing II safe.
Il am perfectly willing" stated he
In an interview granted last even
ing, ITO have our club stand still,
providing the Saints continue tn
get the worst Of IT ut the hands of
the Apostles. Nevertheless, lets
cinch the matter while we can
You've got your money on "A dead
card, young lady. If YOU pick out
guy that's always looking for
snap job. There amt no such AMI
mai as an easy job that furnishes
sufficient scads. Take IL geek who
isn't afraid to look Il days work
I'm the eye and you'll have your
tnkle on winner all the time
Isn't II funny how this weather
makes you think of football? We
can almost smell the bear stories
the coaches Will be handing out
month from now. Here's the hand
Tuba deals this morning:
As far rs we are now concerned,
We're willing to stand still;
n John MccIoskey's trusty crew,
Shoves Salt Lake down the hill.
Il won't take many victories,
To let us finish first;
But let's take all that we can get,
The Saints might make a burst.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
ALL LIES.

New York. Aug. 30.--,James T.. Sui
liyan, the United States commissioner
at the Olympic games. issued n long
statement tonight denying charges
against the American olympic ath-
letes. Sullivan's retort was prompted
by a letter written by an English
spectator of the games, charging that
the American runners were guilty of
''pocketing." "elbowing" and "beating
the pistol" at Stockholm. Sullivan
took up all of. the charges and brand.
ed each as a faisehood ana an insult
to every man on the American team.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
WOULD FIGHT IN GOTHAM.

New York, Aug. 30.--Abe Attell,
former featherWeight champion, has
advised his manager that he is ready
to leave the Pacific coast for New
York. Arrangements are being made
for l0-ronnd bout between Attell
and some local lightweight star to be
held I'm Madison Square garden early
next month. This will be Attell's first
appearance In this state since he was
suspended by the boxing commission
for six months last fall for his much
bout with Knockout Brown.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
Upper picture shows Swedish march
ers in New York parade; lower pic
ture shows Mayor Gaynor shaking
hands with Jim Thorpe.

New York rendered enthusiastic
honors Saturday To the American
athletes who won glory for them
selves and Uncle sam Mt the olympic
games. The American winners were
escorted In II monster parade through
Fifth avenue and Broadway 10 the
city hall, where they We're welcomed
and the parade reviewed by Mayor
Gaynor and the reception committee.
There were fully 10000 paraders
In the line of march, including sol
diers. Boy Scouts. citizens. school
children. the Swedish societies and the
American Olympic team Some of the
Swedish paraders are shown in an ac-
eompanying photograph.
Jim Thorpe, the big Carlisle Indian
and champion all-round athlete of the
world. was the chief attraction In
line. He liz shown In the accompany
ing photograph. shaking hands with
Mayor Gaynor.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31

fine crop Of whiskers and n look of
ennui, which, thank you, was very
healthy, too.
A message from Manager Bianken-
ship to this department says: I'VE
play in Helena next week; Weiss
wouldn't transfer game We take
this to mean that Maurice is encour-
aged and allows he can break better
than even with tho Senators and
Highlanders tangling at Helena nest
week. The local bugs, whose taste for
baseball is acutely developed, will be
sorry, but It is not likely that the
MissouIa association would get very
rich out Of another series with the
Helena club at Campbell park.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
AS 1T LOOKS

Zamlochs winning percentage VIII
be the best In the lot when the off
cial averages are spilled by President
Lucas.
We all know that Zamloch Is good
pitcher, but It's encouraging to find
out that we have regular twirier III
shorty coyne
Well, we got two more hits than
usual off Hildebrand. Next time We'll
cop enough 10 beat the redhaired
crooked arm
Probably. Maurice Weiss had for
gotten the convention of the Bulls
Moose when he asked to have those
games transferred.
Sunday the Missoula Independents
will mix with the Northern Pacific
Crescents nj Campbell park. Plenty
of gore IL promised
Helena Independent: All of the
Missoula delegation to the democratic
state convention at Great Falls stop
ped off In Helena to see yesterday 3
game and ii was particularly pleasing
TO them TO see keenan,, their former
pitcher, hold the Butte boys down
to eight scattered safeties
Helena independents Yesterdays
game and the 4 To ! victory of Tues
day ought To inject Il little pep" into
the fans. Nobody wants to see next
weeks series transferred 10 Missoula
and yet the management cannot be
blamed for seeking TO avoid further
financial loss.
Quit worrying so much about that
pennant. If we grab two more at
Great Falls and don't lose the entire
series TO Helena. they can't stop us.
Anybody with picture of the High
landers dropping II series TO the Sen
ators can cash said chrome nj this
office. We still have five TO play
with the Birds.
Something happened In Great Falls
the other day. This IN from the Trib-
une: The alteration that took place
In the grand stand was the first thing
OF the kind that has occurred here
since the start OF the Union league.
II was a regrettable incident regard
less of what brought 1t about, par
ticularly In view of the fact that many
Of the visiting firemen were present.
The box score OF the Roundup Lew
iston game that Collie Druhot pitched
for Roundup Is at last nj hand. Round
up got Is blows. of which one fifth Is
credited To the little portsider DO
you know what Blankenship's plan
ming to do with Druhot? He's going
to make an outfielder of the diminn-
tive one. Collie can chase flies with
the best OF 'em and he can hit, too.
Our old college chum, Arthur FoW-
ler lOca) Bishop, arrived In town last
night, with a growth Of callus on the
bottoms of his feet that would make
| rhinoceros look at his hole card,
Oca walked from NoXon to Troy, SIS
| miles, not because he was broke, but
] because there We're no cushions to
ride on. He blew into town with
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
ANOTHER WHITE HOPE.

San Francisco, Aug. 30.-Al Will
liams. a San Francisco white hope.
knocked out Ed Kennedy also Of San
Francisco In the first round of a
scheduled four-round fight here to-
night Jack Herrick of Chicago and
Billy Weeks of Redwood City. Cal.
fought four rounds To n draw for the
middlewelght championship OF the Pa
cfic coast.
In special event, Rufus Williams,
the colored cyclone, was knocked out
by Frank Logan, champion middle
weight of Manila. The list of knock
outs was completed by Jim Rea, who.
In lightweight preliminary. sent
Young Ketchel to the mat for the
count In the second round.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
'Baited for Maloney In ninth.
Butte.

Summary: Stolen bases Mathes 2:
Tucker. Morehead. Menges. Runs
batted in-Menges, Lussi, Killilay.
Levy. Whaling. Kafora, Shannon Two.
base hits-killilay 2: Lussi. Levy
Shannon. Three base hit--Whaling
Hits-Off Robinson, 6 in Z innings:
off Dell | In 2 innings. Bases on
balls-0ff Robinson, 2; off Dell. Il Off
Maloncy, 2. Struck ont-By Robin
son, 2: by Dell, Q; by Maloney, Z. Hit
by pteher-By Maloney, Kelly. Passed
balls---Thompson, 8; Shannon, /.
Time. 150. Umpire--Wrlght.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
Angels Win From Behind.

Los Angeles. Aug. 30.-~With IA score
OF To ! against them In the eighth
inning, Los Angeles landed on Will
liams for seven hits, which netted as
many runs and tied the score I'm to-
lays game with Sacramento. Three
hits off SehWenk In the ninth gave
the locals the winning run. Leverenz
was relieved by Vernon In the fifth
with the visitors leading. 6 to 0. Ver-
non gave way To Nagle in the ninth.
Score II. IL. H.
Los Angeles ........,.........i,..,.s.,., > IL 1
Sacramento .........-...........a..S \ o
Batteries Leyerenz, Vernon, Nagle
and Boles, Williams, Schwenk and
Cheek.
Portland, Aug. 3O.-yernon- Portland
game postponed, rain.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
Salt Lake.

summary. TWo-base hifs-Mur-
ray II. Spencer. Bittrolff, Fortier.
Sacrifice hits-Schimpff, Devereaux.
Stolen bases-Wessler. A. Van. 2: B.
Spencer Wood. II. Spencer. Left on
bases-Ogden. Z; Salt Lake. G. Double
plays--Wood to Schimpff to Van:
Bauer to Pendleton: Bauer to Dres-
san. Bases on bails-Off Jensen. 4:
or Bittrolff. l. Struck out-By Jen-
sen. 6: by Bittrolff. 6. Passed balls
Perkins. Mann, g. Time, 1850. Um-
pire-Frary.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
PAckEy GETS DECISION.

Philadelphia, Aug. 30,--ln a six
round bout before the Olympic Ath-
letie club here tonight packey Me-
larland, The Chicago lightweight re-
eeived the popular decision over Joe
Hirst of Philadelphia, ).
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
SALT LAKE Is DEFEATED BY
M'cLoskEys APOSTLES pY
SCORE OF TO I.
M0RMONS GET -FOUR HITS
Cooicy's Pitcher is Touched for Three
Times That Many, However, Which
10 the Answer 10 the Result--Og-
den Club in Fine FettIs.

Salt Lake, Aug. 30.--costly errors
Jensen gave the visitors the game to-
day. II was Osden's game from the
start, the visitors being IN fine shape
and playing n splendid gam. The
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
CONTEST THAT SEEMS ICED BY
HELENA is PRESENTED
TO BUTTE.
BOOTS AND HITS Do It
Two Errors in the Eighth, Mixed
With a Triple and a Double, Turn
the Tide and Slip the Tail-Enders
the Sticks Hot End.

Helena, Aug. 30.-Butte captured
todays game after Helena Ind II
practically won. Two errors. by Hell
ena, n triple and double by the Min
ers In the eighth gave the game to
the visitors by a score Of o 10 3. Tho
score.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
Great Falls.

Summary: Two-base hits-Giffin,
Toner. Three base hits-Hildebrand
2. Homerun--Hester Hits--Off Iam-
loch, 10 In 6 innings Runs batted In
Hester. 3; Giffin Hildebrand. Toner
Stolen base-Changnon. Bases on
balls-Off Zamloch. 7; off Hildebrand.
/. Struck out-By Zamloch. .; by
Hildebrand, 10. Double play-Zamloch
to Oriet to canu,an. Time, 1.45 Um-
pire-Carney.
Second game
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31

Three base hits-Gibson, Toner. Stolen
bases-Warren. carman. Bases on
balls--Off coyne, 2; off Remneas. 2.
Struck out By Coyne, g; by Remneas,
&. Time, 20. Umpirc-carney.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31

Boston, Aug. 30, Boston battea a
second victory out Of three phila-
delpha pitchers, Stnhi. who started
a double play by diving catch, and
Gardner, who speared drive for the
third out with men on bases, con-
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31

tributed fielding features Philadelphia
got away 10 II lead OF four runs on
Bedient Hall then stopped further
scoring. Boston got two singles on
top of two bases for two runs in the
third, hit coombs again for two more
tallies, tieing the score In the fourth:
MIXED hits with Collins error and II
pass by Bender for two runs I'm the
seventh and added another run on
i'afFS's error and Yerkes' double off
Iiouck In the eighth.
score X. II. II.
Boston ....,e.-,.. ....,...................7 II
Philadelphia -........s.. ~ .
l'edient. Hall and carrI-
gan; coombs. Iouck and Lapp.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
COAST LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Wuffi Loses Game.

San Francisco, Aug. 30.--rwo errors
py Wuffli prevented possible victory
Tor san Francisco In the game with
oakland here today when fawless
pitching by Miller and fast infliedng
by his mates, had placed San Fran
cisco one run In the lead at the end
of the fifth. A Wild throw over first
base by Wuffli enabled Oakland to
score ana he let In another run In the
eighth by throwing the ball over sec-
ond. A concluding run by Oakland In
the ninth p,nlp fba apara . IN
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
Chapman Stars.

Cleveland Aug. 30-cleveland de-
feated Chicago, Blanding was cf-
feetise with men on bases, Douglass
was wild In the first inning and field
ed his position poorly In the fourth,
when the first three Cleveland bat
ters hunted safely. chapman made
his Cleveland debut and starred.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
A Spokane Victory.

A Spokane Victory.
Seattle. Aug. 30.-Noyes held Vic
tori safe at all stages. while Nc
Creeiy was no puzzle to the Spokane
team. The result was a Spokane vic
tory. Spokane punched three hits in
the third and again In the sixth.
Score: II. II. II.
spokane ............,........... IL
victoria .......+.. --...tss,..
Batteries-Noyes and Devogt; Me-
creery and Meek.
Tacoma, Aug. 30.-Seattle- Tacoma
game postponed; wet grounds
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31

Great Falls, Aug, 30.-Great Falls
and Missoula split even In the double
header here today. Hildebrand's pitch
ing was superb I'm the first game and
Missoula never had chance. Re-
peated errors by the Eleetrics and
Coyne's excellent pitching gave Mis-
soula the second. which was called at
the end of the seventh because OF
darkness. The scores:
First game
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
Washington Wins.

&. Washington. Aug. Washington
hit Davis hard in tho third and eighth
innings and defeated New York
Groom was effective throughout
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
Standing Of the Clubs.

The Great Falls boys hit everything
Our Zamloch put across.
We don't think that Is anything.
We care not for the loss.
But Shorty coyne cashed In ahead.
He surely did twirl fine
He kept our team a-standlng still.
While Salt Lake dropped behind.
Hi Lander Hymn.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
NORTHWESTERN
Standing Of the Clubs,
Pippins Shut Out Beavers.

Vancouver, Aug. 30.-Five hits Off
Gervais for total of three runs In
the first inning gave the Pippins to-
days game. Girot was invincble.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31

| Batteries-Girot and Harris: Ger
! vais, Willis and Lewis.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
Cobb Scores the Only Run.

0"D 01VTVo tHt OHTy HUN,
Detroit, Aug. 3o-Earl Hamilton
held Detroit htess but he failed 10
keep Cobb off the bases and ST. Louis
won, 10 |, In the fourth Cobb
walked, took second and third when
Pratt booted crawford's grollnder,
continued home when Austin attempt-
ed 10 catch Crawford at second ana
beat the return To the plate by Slid
ing around Alexander st Louis gave
Hamilton splendid support.
score r., II u
Detroit ...... n q
~. Loals .sts,s.ss,.,s.s g...s,..-.......,5
Batteries - Dubns ana Stanage;
Hamilton and Alexander,
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-31
Boston Slams Three Pitchers

Hamilton and Alexander.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
BOISE PHYSICIANS
TO ORGANIZE A CLUB

The Boise Physicians and Sur
geons club" an organization for the
purpose of discussing and studying the
latest advancements made in medical
science. perfected a temporary organ
ization last night in the Commercial
club rooms with Is physicians present
and adjourned to meet again Tuesday
evening for the purpose Of perfecting
the organization, adopting constitu-
tion and bylaws and electing Off
GERS.
The meeting last night was presid-
ed over by DIR, r. l.. Nourse, one of
the prime movers in starting the or
ganization. He made a brief state
ment as to the purposes OF the gather
ing and the benefits which would be
derived from 1t. There are some 30
physicians in Boise who. 1t Is believed,
will become members of the organiza-
tion. All in attendance last night
were enthusiastic over the club and
predict that 1t will result in great
good. Those present were: Drs. Ed
Z. Maxey. w. +. Smith, ]. L. Stewart
~. s. Springer. r. l.. Nourse, c. "
Genoway. Ralph Falk. o. H. Parker
NJ. Allan Galloway, j. M. Wheate, J
Carl Hill. S. w. Forney. w. s. Titus
w. H. Turkey, H. M. Haverson, John
Boeck. r. L. Glase and NJ. H. Tall
man.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
CIL[IS LOOKING
HARDF0R MATCH
Willing to Meet Any Light
weight and Put Up a Lit
tie on the Side.

Jack ellis, better known to fans
here as Zone Round" Gilns. is looking
for a match and authorizes the issu-
ance of a challenge. He stands pre-
pared to meet anyone In the light
weight class. from 1873 to 1856 pounds,
either In this or any other city. He
is willing to pass a little silver on the
outcome OF match, from 800 up. II
there are anxious youths in the
game who are looking for good
match with a clever boxer here is their
golden opportunity. They can accept
the challenge by addressing Jack GIL
lis at Boise. Don't all speak at once.
II wish to issue a challenge to any
lightweight in the business at from 1873
to 135 pounds to meet here, or any
where else, on reasonable terms and
a side bet II it is wanted" said ellis
in authorizing his challenge. Il be-
lieve I am entitled to meet the light
weights of the country. and, il they
want to accept my challenge. they can
find me at Boise
Gillis has quite a reputation. He has
appeared here in preliminaries a num-
Der Of times. and made good. A num-
Der Of the ambitious youths who faced
him are not anxious to duplicate the
performance. He has a wicked punch,
is an aggressive boxer and understands
the game. If ellis devotes his atten-
ton to the boxing art, and gives his
time to the game for the purpose OF
improving his science at 1t. and his
condition. he should be heard from In
the future, for he Is young and willing,
and can still take advice from older
heads.