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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Jamestown Results.
BY International News Service.

By International News Service
First race, six furlongs-Gold Cap, LOG
(Burlingagne), IL to 10, won Perthshire.
105 (ButwelD to 8, second; Stentor 90
(KarricH, 80 TO I. third. Time. ia
Chemulpo. Jabot and Quurtermaster also
ran.
Second race. mile-Reno. 100 CMc-
tShuttinger), ( to l. second Eaton, Ill
(Burlingame), - to l. third. Time. 1;42
40 White Heat. Kayderoseros, Blanche
Francis, Fadoodle, Battery. Brinavla and
Whisper Belle also ran.
Third race, six furlongs-John F. Nixon.
% lDoyle), to l., won; Salon. 1oi
100 SMcTaggarD, ~ to 5: third Time,
lis 20. Water Lady and Suwanee also
ran. Thelrna, T.. Zodiac and Captain
Burns fell.
Fourth race, Thanksgiving handicap,
mile and sixteenth-Guy Fisher. 10
(ButwelD. . to 10, won; yellow Eyes. 113
(Karrlck)s 3 to 1, second; Brynlimah, eS
(Ward), 10 to /. third. Time, 1:47 40.
Genesta, Bob R. and Mollie s. also ran.
Yellow Eyes added starter, coupled With
Genesta
Fifth race mile-RaIph Lloyd, 1o1 (Mc-
TaggarO, 7 TO 8. won: Mr. Specs. Ill
GMcCahey). to f. second; Sir Denrah.
los (Wardl, IL to l, third. Time, LAP
l-5. Captain Elliott. Fred Levy, Incslon.
and Monmouth also ran.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth-Fairy
Godmother. 81 CWard). 4 to 1. won; Ag-
mar. 103 CNlcCaheyl, IL TO l. second /:
Schaller, 1oI (Fairbrother). 80 TO /. third.
Time. 1855 3-5. Bonnie Eloise, Mycenae,
Billy Baker. l. NJ. Bckert Pendant. Port
Arlington and The Royal Prince also ran.
Seventh race. mile and an eighth
Mimesis. 102 (McTaggart), to !, won:
Linbrook, 10i (WolD, 10 to l. second;
Outlan. 1os Carter. to 1, third Time
1850 As, The Rump. Charles +. Granger,
Ella Crane and jim Caffery also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Joe Riuers "Comes Back"
Cleanly Beats Leach Cross
Mexican Displays Panther-like Aggressiveness
and Completely Outclasses New Yorker in
Seventeen of Twenty Rounds.

training had left him stale. but later ne
issued this statement:
"The Rivers OF today Is the best light
weight 1 ever met. Ee can hit harder
than Richie, Brown OF Murphy Joe
deserves another chance at the champion,
but IL he doesn't get II I would like one
more go at Rivers. I think ! can make
a better showing"
Rlvers's only talk was of his inability
10 stop Cross on account OF the injury
to his hand but after dressing room
confab with his boxer manager. Joe Levy
made this statement.
''Rivers's thumb kept him from winning
with a Knockout, but we want TO give
Cross credit for his gameness and STAN
Ina. After being beaten TO a standstill
he hit Joe so hard In the nineteenth that
the blow was big scare TO us men In
the corner. Few boxers would have
Gathered the fourth round knock down.
Cross has nothing to feel ashamed Of, ;"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
jamestown Entries,
~ international News Service.


First race. five and half furlones-
Buzz Around. lO4: Sir Caledore. III
Way, 100; 'Jezail, 1O4; Bulldog lO7; Pull
sat!on. l07: Chief Magistrate. IL.
Second race, i've and half furlongs-
1F1ask. io7; FIatbush. IL; Beaupere, lo1
10l; MordecaI. 1O7; Woodsie. tOt.
:, Third race. SIX fnrlopgsccipuqT.sasne. loS
Onyx, 100: York Lad los; IncIsion, 1o7;
Fred Levy. 1o5; General: "a: Anavri. 49,
Loretta Dwyer, 90: Toddling, log; Lady
orimar. Sc: Bouncing Lass, 105: COLL
wogg. 105; Tom Holland. 10l.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
Merry Lad, 1oe; Aware. 100; outlan, log;
F'iel. 95: Royal Meteor. liz; Lad OF Lang
don. 103: Arran. l0, horace e.. l03.
FIFTH race, mile-Blacltford, 10; Little
England. 10i: Spellbound. 107; Duquesne.
l04; Chemulpo. jo6: Deborah. %; Chester
Krim. Iii.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Fairy Godmother, %; Question Mark.
106; 'Blg Dipper 107 Delicious, 90; 'Ja-
bot los: Servicence. 101; Ben Prior. 1oe;
Agnar. tO3
Weather cloudy. track fast.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Juarez Results.
,tIonal News Service,

BY International News Service.
First race. Ave and a half furlongs-
Florence Roberts, l05 CMcDonald), to
/, won: Zlm, 105 (Carter. to 2, sec
ond Irish Gentleman, los (Van Dusen)
4 70 /, third Time, 1:06. Hobnob. vest
Second race. five furlongs-Cunair, l0S
(C;ross) TO i. won: Evren, III (Mc-
Cabe) 6 TO l, second: Bashful Bette. los
(C,rotii), 10 70 1. third. Time, loo 10.
Margaret Lowrey. Duwrey, Compton
Belle OF Bryn Mawr. Dad Stearnes, Lady
Young. Spirelin. Ormonde Cunningham
Rosemary. Nobby. Ave and Lawsuit also
ran.
Third race. five furlongs-Paw. los
(C;roth). 2 TO /, won: manganese. los
(Mathews) TO /, second: Barney. los
(C;ross). 8 to 8. third. Time. :59 3-5. MIL
ton Roblee. BIB IIumox. Theodorita and
Droll also ran.
Fourth race. six furlong-Pan Zareta,
l1s (Kirschbaum). $ to ., won; Mimo-
It, 1lO (Gross), 3 TO !, third, Time. 1:12.
Gold OF Ophir, Upright. Emerald Gem.
Sir Fretful, Jim Basey. Red Path and
Seneca also ran.
Fifth race. mile-Melts, los (O'Brien).
10 TO /. won: Mamie McDee. los (Gen-
try 10 to !. second: Little Marchmont,
Jos MccaTthyl. 20 to I. third. Time.
Baiclirf. Faneuil Hall. Jim Caffera IA,
Wentworth and Zulu also ran.
Sixth race. tlve furlongs-Velie Forty,
los Gentry. 20 TO !. won; ParnelI Girl,
l07 Garner: 10 10 l, second; Gemmell.
Beda, Buck Thomas. Orimar Lad. Ko-
roni. Veno Won. Crusty Tom Franks, No
Quarter. D-omi. Cloak and Lofty Hey
wood also ran.
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Place Kick Fails.

Romney made five yards through left
tackle, OleSon made three through left
guard. A forward pass failed. The fresh-
men were pcnalized five yards for off
side. Oleson kicked 10 Donkin. who re-
turned fifteen yards. Fitzpatrick shot a
forward pass 20 Slddoway for a ten-yard
gain. High school was pena lized five
yards for being offside
fitzpatrick punted fifty yards TO Earl
Wilson Wilson carried the bail back
fifteen Yards The freshmen were PEN
allied fifteen yards for holding. Slddoway.
tackled Wilson after he he'd gained but
a yard around left end. Oieson kicked
forty-fi yards to Donkin for a fair
catch Rydalch attempted a placement
hck from the forty-f!ve-yard line. The
yards.
Universitys ball on the twenty-yard
line as result OF the touchback Ram
sever made no gain through center. Earl
Wilson circled right end for twenty-five
yards, and would have scored a touch
down but for Kilpatrick's fine tackle.
A forward pass failed, Oleson made two
through center. Ear Wilson gained five
moro through left tackle Oleson punted
fifty yards 10 Douk,n, who returned ten
Yards
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
ALL HALLOWS LOSES
TO TINTIC IN RUGBY
Sneciul 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA. Nov 27.-Tintic high school
defeated All Hallows college Of Salt Lake
in an exciting rugby game here this aft
ernoon by the score OF Sc to o. Tintic'
scoring was largely accomplished by long
end runs and recovered fumbles. All
Hallows showed much speed, but 20 a
man the team was outweighed by Tintic,
and for this reason Ii was almost impos-
sibIe for All Hallows TO gain consistently.
Play was made slow by the unusually
heavy field. The game is the last Tintic
will play this year and a large and en-
thusiastic crowd turned out to witness
the final contest. Considering that this
year Is Tintics first for rugby. the fol-
lowers of the school feel satisfied with
the showing made by the team. Two out
OF four games Were won during the sea-
son. The basketball season will start at
Tintlc next Monday night
The lineup was as follows;
All Hallows-Young. Gallman and Cart
wright, ends: Callahan, n, Reilly and NJ,
Reilly tackles, Owen. center; Wright
fullback; Christensen and Sheriff., half
backs: Young and Sullivan. quarterbacks
Tintic-Shriver, Shea and Hillman. ends;
Moore. Myers and Smith. tackles; Tho
mas, center; G. Beck. fullback; Brown
and Sullivan, haltbacks; Bonner. quarter
back.
Umpire-Young, Referee-Fagan.
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Third Quarter.

Romncy kicked 10 Siddoway, who came
back fifteen yards. Earl Wilson made no
Sain through left tackle. Fitzpatrick punt
cd nfty yards to Earl. The ball bounced
and rolled out OF bounds.
Earl Wilson circled left end for four
yards. Harry fitzpatrick made a beauti-
iul tackle On punt formation, Wilson
took the ball for Ave yards around left
end. Ward made four through center
Konney hit right tackle for yard Earl
Wilson ctrcled right end for three more
yards. Ward plunged in right tackle for
three yards. Wilson made three through
right guard. Romney went through The
same place FOR four yards. Oleson cir
cled left end for four more. Ward made
no gain around right end Ward was re-
placed by Ramscyer. 1t was alleged that
ward had been using rough work. II
was unintentional, however. on the part
of Ward, '
The officials penallzed the freshmen
thirty yards for what they declared MA :
roughing, Romney made nine yards
through left tackle. The freshmen fum-
bled and Harry Fitzpatrick recovered for
the high school -''
Donkin made three yards through left
tackle. Wilson hit left guard for five
yards. Donkin slipped through the lek
sac or the line for three yards. Rydaich
failed In his attempt 70 score a field sroai
from the thirty-yard line. He dror
kicked. The location could not hove beef
more favorable.
The ball went behind the goal line as
a touchback. Ramseyer circled left END
for five yards. Oleson made ten on q
run around right end, The Panther,
were penaiized twenty five yards fol
roughins.
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Second Quarter.

Time was taken out until new officials
were selected, owing to the necessity OF
Lieutenant Nelly leaving. Ward made
beautiful punt for fifty yards and the
ball rolled out OF bounds. The freshmen
recovered. Wilson made no gain through
center. Ward hit right guard for FIVE
yards. Romney could do nothing on a
center buck
Bill Goodrich vas laid out Ward made
FIVE through center. Wilson was thrown
for no gain on n try through right guard.
Ward hit center for three yards. Oleson
was unable TO make q gDin through right
guard. With the bali on the one-yard
line. Salt Lake held the freshmen and
the ball was given to the Panthers. Bill
Goodrich went around right end for ten
yards.
Donlcin made no gain around right end
Siddoway punted 10 Earl Wilson, who
returned 1--WE yards. Ward went through
center for couple. Siddoway intercept
ed one Of the fresbmen's forward passes.
John Wilson lost two yards on a left
run Fitzpatrick was thrown for two more
on another left-end run. Fitzpatrick punt
ed thirty-flve yards and the ball rolled
out OF bounds, Ward made yard through
guard. Romney hit left tackle for three
yards. Oleson threw long forward pass
10 Bob Wilson that netted the freshmen
twenty yards. Siddoway made q pretty
tackle OF Wilson, Romney went through
center for two yards. Ward and Earl
Wilson could do nothing with high
schools line at this period
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Bed-Wetting Cured
in Ten Days
URI-STOP WILL CURE
Don't Walt for Children TO outarox, th.
TroubIe-start Them Taking
uri-stop Today.
URI-STOP WILL CURE

Be1-ve.dng 10 disease and shouid hs given
prompt attention. Ths wcnee-fui success realized
ty Uri-s,cp seems iittle short OF marvellous ana
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Grantsvllle
OKLAHOMANS Def
COLORADO UNlVEl

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. y
The University OF Oklahoi,nsfn,
players defeated the unlVefs''
rado here today, Ii 10 o. :
Oklahoma used open p,ay' ,,,j
tbe forward pass successfully, ,,oc, ",
RADIO depended on 'straigh' .oss' s'
Colorado made It's three po'ff
goal from placement, whii9 ,,c;
made two touchdowns ana ny
GOALS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
yr,, 1o5: Cousin Puss, 100; Just Red, los;

III IVJ, EUUsTII 7 uss, IU"' JUsI fNtu, IVV,
Meadow 10
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
Russell McGill. 100: Ethelda, los; jim
mic Gil. 106; Cosgrove. los; Herpes, los;
Song OF Rocks, 105: New Haven, los:
Dominica. Ill.
Sixth race, mile-Frleze, 10S. Rake, 10S;
Swede Sam, los; Sleepland. 10S, Wishing
Ring. 10S; Horizon, Ill: SFacada, 1903;
Ben Uncas, los, c, w. Kenton, 10S; Jack
Laxson, los; Judge Walton. Ill; Ocean
Queen, 112.
Weather clear; track fast
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Juare1 Entries.

First race. five and a half furlongs-
AIinata, f08: Jessie Simpson. los: Best
Be. los: Angie D.. los. Ksla nd. 10s; va
Hy Zip, 10s, Maid OF Norfolk. 10s.
Second race. six furiongs-'Cordie f..
102; Anna Reed 100. Swift Sure. 105;
Jewel OF Asia, IOi; John HurIe, los;
Dynamo. los
Third race. five and a half furIongs-
Bird Man, %; Transact, i0I: Ceos, I0s F.;
old Ciotch. 103; sir Barry. los: Ortyx, 10a.
Fourth race, seven furlonGs-Voladay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Shoot for Prizes.

The Salt Lake Gun club nnt he,a
ful Thanksgiving day ..nn snV turk|
forenoon J. T, Cowan w,9,sn1ty-tn won ,
both the twenty and iwenyon @ ywon
marks. and c. II. Reilly In d
and-out shoot w. +. GsiIssHa GGsiIiey =
ahsrn1os bottle. c. II. ReliieSf I n q
Harry W. Heagren a Ca: case down ~
aood 10 wash his turkey 'o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Fourth Quarter.

Fitzpatrick lost two on an end run.
Rydalch punted fifty yards 10 Earl who
returned twenty Yards. Romney made
I'VE through center. but Oleson was held
ioT no gain. Margetts replaced Hyatt AT
lett gnaId. Oieson puntsd forty-flve Yards
TO Donkin. who WAS do~ned in his tracks.
oieson lost two on fake punt forTna-
ton As he attempted 10 circle left end
forward pass Vas unsuccessful. Olcsou
sent a beautiful punt To Donkin, who rc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
ACADEMY OF lDAH(
WINS FROM COLI
Special 10 The Tribune.

POCATELLO, Nov. 27,-PocatI
especially the academy OF Idaho
In the message from Caldwell say
the academy football team had
the College OF Idaho By a score
8, BY comparative scores, this
academy the championship OF
Idaho. as the Albion State nor
feated the College OF Idaho by a
to 0.
This proves to Pocatello fans
academy has a stronger team
blon, although Albion won ~
academy by one point recenti
being outplayed all through the |
the academy. Albion viii be q
to play another game to settle =
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Forward Passes Fail.

Rydalch punted to Wilson. who returned
fifteen yards. OleSon made no gain
through left guard Two forward passes
failed. Romney attempted a drop kick
went wide. The ball was then given TO
Salt Lake on the twenty-yard line, ow-
Ing to the touchback
fitzpatrick made two two-yard gains
around left end. Slddoway then punted
10 Ward for fair catch. Ronlney failed
In his attempt at a field goal from the
forty -three-yard line. The kick lacked
power Donkin returned fifteen yards.
Jonn Wilson clrcled right end for fifteen
yards. Time was called for the end OF
the second nnar1pr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Romero Gets Knockout !

Al Provo WedDeSeaoSr eoSrad a 4
Rornero OF salt Lake scorea b
over Tom Cox OF Provo + Hem
round Of n siX-round go, Geo
Of Provo was thrown ~ TWO
Vii, I a toe hold. Jones a''
,,1rk for the second iaIJ'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
PAYSON is DEFEATED
BY WASATCH ACADEMY
Special to The Tribune.

SpeC!aI 70 7 Us IT1DuNo.
PAYSON. Nov. 2I.-Paysou high was
defeated here today IN q fast game by
the Wesatch academy eleven By the
score OF is TO Z. The Game was featured
BY some fast playing on both sides
Wasatch team had a slight edge on
the locals, They earned their touch
downs on forward passes and an occa-
sIonal line plunge. The Wasatch eleven
made three touchdowns TO the locals one
Webb Emmett and Moore started About
500 witnessed the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
COLORADO MINES
FROM DENVER u

DENVER. Nov. T.-Tnc ColoT's,- -
,tj1es dofeat.d Denver unlysTslty -
40 : In A game marked ny m -
much tumbllnE. DcnvcTs po,n NJ
srnnt two minutes before the ''0''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Doubts Are Vanished.

Vanished are all doubts as to the ques-
ton OF supremacy between the old rivals.
To those of Gs who predicted an evenly
balanced match. the result was disap-
pointing. In seventeen OF the twenty
rounds Rivers 80 far outclassed cross
that the Broadway star looked Ike be-
ginner. One round was even. Cross had
two rounds on points.
Twice was Cross fioored clean knock
down punches that kept Leach on the
canvas for the full count of time. n
short left chop on the chin dropped In
the fourth. In the twelfth it was right
and left on the jaw. delivered but the
fraction OF q second apart, that sent
Cross sprawlinG and brought his brother.
Sam Walach. up out OF the corner with
a face as white as tie towel be carried.
Upon no less than five occasions Riv-
eTs had his opponent staggering. and his
failure 70 stop Leach was explained by
Joe with claim that he broke the thumb
Of his right hand In the eighth round.
The glove had to be out from the injured
hand. and Rivers left the ring suffering
great palm. Later It was announced that
the band was not broken, but that n
bone had been badly bruised.
Tho one bright mark 70 Cross's credit
vas his gameness. Pummeled with
deadly straight left on the face and body,
blows that doubled him up. Leach was
forced 10 fight an uphill battle through
out the sixty minutes OF one-sided mill
ing. Both knock downs weakened him,
leaving the boy limp and dazed, but des-
perately he made his forlorn bid for VIC
tory. and his nineteenth round squirt was
one that brought the great crowd to its
feet in expectation of seeing the Mexican
crumple before the dying onslaught OF the
New Yorker
One right hand punch crashed on the
point OF the chin. and for the first and
only time Joe appeared TO be seriously
hurt After him came the craf;ier Cross,
swinging, Jabbing and chopping, cutting
lose with every punch he could remem-
Der. and At the bell he was given an oya-
ton that sent now life through his veins
But in the twentieth Rivers beat Cross
70 both thought and action. Leach had
no chance 10 make n final squirt. Blinded
and dazed by the rain Of straight lefts
on the face and and an occasional rip
ping right, Leach backed in faltering
style about the ring. and at the final
bell WAS covering in a neutral corner
with Rivers trying TO send in n decisive
puurb
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
PUT UP STIFF GAME
CONTINUED from Page Eighty

ful run Of ffty-five yards through right
tackle The hole was good one and
Siddoway took advantage OF II,
John Wilson made yard through lett
tackle. \ forward pass failed. Wilson
gained five yards through left tackle
Siddoway then punted to Oleson, who
was tackled in his tracks by Yeates. Ole.
son hit right tackle for five yards. Tiny
and was replaced by Vernon Atwood. Jes-
sen was shifted TO end and Atwood was
put In at tackle.
Ward made no gain through right tack
le. Oleson went through center for five.
The whistle was blown FOR the first
quarter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
''GETS-lT," for Corns
Surely Gets Them /!

lps the Corn Cure on a New Plan-Gets
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28

McDOna1d. Head Tinesmnn-MOOre.
Suostitutions-High school, Atwood for
Leonard, Brough for King. Leonard for
Siddoway.
Freshmen-Ramseyer for Ward. Mar
getts for Hyatt.
Freshmen scoring-FGeid goals, drop
kick. Romney; touchdown. Romney; goal
after touchdown. Romney
Periods OF fifteen minutes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
Cross Commends Rivers.

When Referee George Blake hoisted
Rivers's arm In token OF victory. Cross
slotched 10 his corner and dropped TO
chair. His fret word was that his New
York bout with Ritchie and his coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
wavue Smith Pitt Capt

PITTsBURG. Pa, Nov vsilcoiei
sn,i,h right guard. was e,'VI e. real
csptsIn OF the 1911 ioo'o'"
fTnIyersity OF Pittsburs-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
WEBER ACADEMY L(
TO GRANTSVILLE|
Special 10 The Tribune.

GRANTSVILLE, Nov. Eth,
Vile basketball team tonight del
Weber academy five In a close y
score was SO TO so. Following is
up.
Grantsvllle.
", Johnson. ..-...,.c. -s....'''''
Anderson. IF -s-.....'ss'
Rydalch ....-......'
Butler. .lg- g-.....s.....
substitutions: Grantsville-Soi
". johnson, Olesen for r
Weber-Raymond for Bassett.
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os ANGELES, Nov. 27.-'@viv

OS ANGELES, Nov. 2'.-"Viva lh
RiveraV' shouted the hatless MeNi-
cans IN the bleaoher tiers Ana
IL from the gallery rail TO the ring
pi, the white men took mp this
cali and tried to imitate IT,
Brown Joe came back with Il,ooo
spectators packed inside the Dig pine
pavilion to hiss. shrek and cheer at nm ;
came back with brilliant display OF
the panther Ike asgresslveness that maze
OF him at one time the most feared oil
all the Iightweights; came back with as
clean-cut a victory as ever rewarded
boxer.
Rivers whipped Leach Cross In twenty
rounds: beat and humbled the New YORK
boy until he could only sit In his chair
and sob, trying In vain TO find an eX-
planation for his utter rout
They began boxing In the SOFT sunlight
OF the late afternoon and finished under
the spit" OF the four great arcs over
the Vernon ring. a finish that rouno
Cross backed weakly against the ropes.
everything gone but his fighting instinct
while darting about him on two sides
was the yellow skinned Californian, try
Ing 70 send one last punch through the
beaten boys guard, a punch that would
have brought the TX o." honor.