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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
SOCCER NOTES

Tn. Seattle Celtic soccer team
completely reversed tho dope Sun.
day by wslloping tho United. , to 4.
a, Woodland park. Kelly OF the
United was painfully hurt. sustain.
Ing a possible fracture OF tho thigh.
AZ Black Diamond Sunday the
miners defeated Franklin. l 10 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

weather he comes North early IN
April and spends n month getting
cold IN muscles and playing In
miserable weather.
Some day some wise manager
will walt until about March rs.
take his team down 10 the middle
South for two weeks OF real work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
FREDDIE WELSH
WILL MEET JOE
RIVERS MAR. II

Los ANGELES. Feb. "a
After days OF olekering. Joe
Rivers has consented 90 meet
Freddie Welsh. The battle Will
be staged az Tom Mecarey's
Vernon arena. on the afternoon
Of March ~.
The boys will box 20 rounds.
at 1874 pounds rlneside.
Welsh has tele9raphed that
he will leave New York tomor
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

Nothing In baseball shows the
era bf the press agent. as opposed
20 playing real baseball. as well
ms spring training docs
The idea Is not 90 develop play
ers. or train them. but 10 get a
column or more day in each
newspaper on the theory that ad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

MAJOR lEAcUERs WILL TRAIN
Chicago Fla White sos Psso Robes Cali Feds
Shreveport,
Louis ST. Petersburg Fs Feds Monroe, La Cards.
ST. Augustine, Fla.
Cincinnati Mobile, Ala.
Cleveland. Athens Ga.
Boston Braves Macon, Ca. Red sos Hot SPRING.
New York Giants Marlin Tex Yankees Houston Tes Feds Palm
Beach,
Brooklyn Augusta, Ca.
Philadelphia Athletics jacksonville Fla; Nationals. Wilmington,
NJ.
Pittsburg Hot Springs Ark.
Washington CharlettesslIe, Va.
Detroit, Cuff Point Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
HOLD S. A. c. RUN

Everything was IN readiness this
afternoon for the Seattle Athletic
clubs first annual out.of.door run.
Tho i0-mile marathon was TO start
at . O'Clock. While the marathoners
are on their way. tho twomlle high
school relay and one-mlle grammar
school relay will be hold. All three
events viii be finished in front OF
the s. A. G. building. Fourth nv and
Cherry nj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23


PAckEY M'FARlAND rs
pushing Willie Richie hard for
lead rnnoat honors. From all mp.
paarancas. Packcy couldn't 30 in.
duced into the ring with Mike Glib.
bons for jill the gate receipts and
tho Wooisorth building chuekcd in
TO boot Matters connected with
this longBought scrap we're breex.
Ing aloug smoothly. Paekey was 20
hog most OF the receipts and get
the edge in weight. but now tho
stockyarder has shuf1ed gu, o,
the battle. he says his prospective
bride scowlcd on his further pur.
suance Of the game Of fists.
And then right on top OF tina,
statement comes word that PAckey
had signed UP for some battles ia
Australia.
Mo pERRiNE, THE OLD
timer Seattle grabbed when the
Missoula club blew up recently
has sent Dug n lot Of signed pa
pcrs TO show he belongs to Seattle
and not To Murray. Idaho. II Per
rine doesn't die Of old are before
he reaches Seattle. tho keystone
corner may be amply filled this
season.
IT'S A SHAME MARTIN KILL
lay cant hook up with the Feds
Ia Jackson. Just for the sake OF
doing tho fans favor. Mn.
chances out ~ ten Martin II COINS
20 faEten himself TO the center
field berth. for the reason that he
has only Martin Kiililay 20 buck
for the job It's about time for
Dug TO peddlc a lot OF chatter
about Klllliay's wonderful ability
his speed In the field and on the
paths. and how he II going to pick
up in his batting this year. XIII
lay reminds Ms of boxer who Is
fast on his feet. but has both arms
gone.
MANAGER TEALEY EXPECTS
great things of young Roy Brown
this year. Roy played fair game
last season. but showed only
flashes OF form. Tealey says that
was due to nervousness.
FOR THE FIRST TIME PROB
ably since II became the great m.
tional pastime. King Baseball has
played the country for continu
Gus i2.month stand.
other years. the leading sport
was always forced to take rear
seat on the stage OF tho sport
world from the middle OF october
until the latter part OF February
This year. however. because OF
the Feds and the rows among the
magnates OF organized baseball
baseball has occupied the center
OF the stage for ~ solid months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

Spring training OF baseball teams
has commenced Nearly half Of
the major league teams already are
In the field The others are gath.
erlng TO hurry southwark for the
annual display OF foolihhneHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
CUT TOSSER UP

TWIN LAKE. Pa. Fob, ss.--Ioe
Wood. the Boston Red Sox pitcher
and star OF the 1919 worlds series.
was operated on for appendicitis
here Sunday. lie was resting easy
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
PROPOSITION ONE

FNOFOol AOf ON@
The question % Authorizing. the
Port Commission % tae Fort ~ go
s, 90 , g boron ssssSsesh.IrsafoSF iaf nc
raruoaa % eomnfefiug the tcntral
waterfront Improvement. when IN
profsmsut Is embraced 10 Iult 80,
~ ths cemprehensifs sci'Ti"' %
saia bonds nhali 30 general seriai
honda 81 ne Port Of Seattle, In hucn
form a. said Port Commission shhh
hereafter prescribe, ~ the d@r.fnlna
s - ~ fron, ! 10 800. bearing IN.
tsrest At the rate % per cent pcf
aunuan. payaNts semi -anusslly, prth-
cipal and interest payable AZ tse
inxton n the city ~ New York. 90
- dated as issued and issued IN
such anraunts and az such umss -
Ire Port Commission shah hepeai'
ssid bond. ~ mature in from ]
20 ~ years with average maturi-
ties Of approximately tss years, al
a. specifically set forth In kesolu-
tion No III ~ the Port Commission
a. ~ paid out ~ the net income from
the Improvement and IN ease the
net income shall not be aufficient
for that purpose. the remainder shat
be payable ont ~ i7tss eslHa ~ ~,
the method % creating and applying
said net income and taxes and or
creating proper and sufhcisnt
fund for the payment - the prin-
clpAl and Interest ~ said bonds a.
they become due 20 be as hereafter
preacribed BY said Port Commission.
laid 300 600 ~ bonds 20 take the
place 81 like amount ~ bonds 90
s. selected az near a. may be BY
average maturitiesl ~ the $4,000 900
bond Issue for the East Waterway
resolution No. 40 and BY vote 81
lie people az the election 81 June
III fsi3 and the authorization BY
The people 81 this 1900 900 Issue 20
act a. withdrawal ~ the people
az authority for r Ike amount ~
safd $4,000. 600 bond issue. but IN no
respect 20 inVaiidate or withdraw
authority as 10 the remainder OF
said 81 fG0 0G9 bond Issue.
PROPORTION TWO
Tn. question 81 authorizing the
Port Commission 81 aaid Port % Sc
atfie 70 borrow the sum % $4,000
and issue bonds therefor for the
purpose Of extending the salmon
Ray Improvement. which improve
meut is embraced in Unit No. Z Of
tho Comprehensive scheme Of Gar
Dor improvements.
said bonds shall be general serial
bonds % the Port ~ Seattle, In such
form az said Port Commission shall
hereafter preacribe. the Seven Hun
mature 10 be o. the denomination
~ one Hundred Dollars st00J each.
the one Hundred doo) bonds next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
MURPHY EASED
OUT OF JOB BY
FELLOW MACS

NOW THAT CAD BOY, CHAR.
lie Murphy. has heen expelled from
the school OF organized baseball.
the other boys can go about making
mud pies To sling ut tho Fedorala
without disturbance.
Remember. at tho beginning OF
the latest upheayal. Charles got off
something 20 the effect that Ban
johnson and those other fellows
couldn't bulge him.
Well. whatdoyouthink about II
move
Charles qui, Just like we're going
TO quit when the boss sends the
office boy around with our hat and
coat.
Poor Charloyn have an awful
time now that he hasn't got anybody
20 fight lie ought to become an
umpire.
Murphy's resignation came Sat
urdny night, following a conference
between Charles =. Taft and other
stockholders In the Chicago club.
Taft purchased all Of Murphy's
stock A meeting will be held soon
by the stockholders 20 determine
upon the new president.
To-day the name OF Harry Acker-
land. vice president OF the club. was
freely mentioned for tho job.
THE GROUNDS LEASED ~
tho Federal league for the Greater
New York club are aptly chosen by
the baseball rebels. The grounds
are on Washington Heights 81
Brooklyn and the playing field In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
DUKE TRIMME D

HONOLULU. Feb. % Robert
Scott OF the Olympic club. San
Francisco. defeated Duke Kahana.
moku. who won the swimming
championship AZ tho Stockholm
Olympic games. In a b0-yard swim.
ming race Saturday. tying world =
record OF % 3-5 seconds set by the
Hawaiian champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
hORSEMAN DIES

PASADENA. Cal. Feb. %. Sam
uel Allerton. muitLmiliionaire horse
man. and republican candidate for
mayor OF Chicago against Carter III.
Harrison In 1898. Ia dead here to-
day at the age OF Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

Pitcher Barham. youngster OF
considerable promise with the Vic.
toria club. has been awarded to San
Francisco. Cincinnati originally
drafted Barham. but turned him
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

Washington IN 10 test
machines that will decide box.
Ing matches on the number Of
blows struck. making one slap
on the wrist equal 20 a kidney
Jolt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

Bo,lns taught. Austin a Salts sym
h-iurn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

part OF the camp ground used by
George Washington during his
winter on Long Island. The site
OF Washlngions headquarters was
near where first base will be, and
there used 90 be mark there
showing the corners OF the cabin
used BY Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
DR.. MACY, Specialist
3o2-3-4 Globe Block.
Madison and First,
Seattle, Wash.
NOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION

will be held IN said Po
at
itIons
descrlb nd as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23
WE WILL DO IT

ABERDEEN. Feb. 2s.--Jim Lane
manager for Chi Preston. Local
scrapper. offers $500 that his pro
tege can whip any is5-pounder IN
the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

When Frank Chance decided no wouldn't play
any more. ho canned from the Cubs Charley
Murphy claiming he wanted playing manager.
aud that Evcrs, playing every day. would get the
beet results Now Murphy has canned Evers aud
appointed Hank O'Day, who viii run tho team
while sitting on the bench in street clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-23

m. MACY. sPECtAIl-f
DR.. MACY CURES
An rhrpule .na Many sa-caiied In
~ur.si- Dssarser.. All Disorders Of Wan
en-. All Disorders 81 Men. Tbs Eye Ear
Nos~ Throat. Asthma. Appendicitis. Ca
t.rrh. Deafness. ssit~r. Curahie Cancers
weak IunxA urpgHicai. Tuhsrcuiar and
Aaasrain Conditions. Hb~umaftsm. Yer
VOC. Dt..xe~f.. kldary. Liver. bladder
ard all IriasrY Disorders. Disorders ~
the lskin. Ecs~rsa. Acne. ffmpi~s. hup'
su~. Piles ard All rectal tfophass. With
osif fhe Enifs NJ treatment for all Die
ora<r.. D~spondraey. fmpstr-d VITALITY
srd ~~rxsus DEBILITY never f.iis-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

The gong rang. The huge crowd
was roaring and bowling with excite
ment. Like a panther Corbett sprang
10 the center of she ring and met the
bull-like Jeffries sQuarely. With
below Jeffries swung, and 10 the
amazement OF the crowd Corbett met
him at his own game and actually
drove the giant back. Again Jeffries
charged. and Corbett met him again,
and fought him into a cliuch.
In Corbett's corner his seconds and
hackers were screaming al him 10
keep away. But il was In vain. Cor
bett was mad with excitement freu-
zied with the desire 10 knock ont the
hulk of a giant he had worn down by
his blows
Two minutes OF fierce fighting. two
desperate encounters broken oy TWO
short clinches. and they rushed to-
gether for the third time Corbett met
him. gave ground after a brief clash
and suddenly from nowhere Jeuries
drove his left. "a short arm jab that
caught the retrsating hghter flush on
the jaw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

Schorr and Smith going good there
are few in the league who can beat
them. SchOrr is the only man who
has not had experience and he is
learning the finer points rapidly. His
work today is a great Improvement
over what it was a few weeks ago and
he is still learning.
The infield is one of the smoOthest
working punches in the league. Should
anything happen to any of the quar-
tet Ben Koehler is ever ready TO step
in and plug the hole. Keifer can
make good in the outfield so the
Hoosiers as a whole are well prepared
for any emergency.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
ANOTHER WORD BATTLE
Hermann Says Gilmore is Welcome
to Start Probe.

CINCINNATI, o., July august
Hermann, chairman of the national
baseball commission, when informed
here today of Federal league Pres.
Gilmore's statement that the Sherman
antitrust law might be used against
organized BASEBALL. said:
THE Federal league leaders prob
ably have forgotten that we invited
investigation along that line, and did
so long before the present condition
was thought of. We would welcome
such an investigation at any time. On
the other hand. we are even now con-
templating action against the Fed
eral league along the line of conspir-
acy because of their actions toward
our players who are under contract.
1t is possible that such p course will
be taken shortly"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02

ulONS
over in one corner delaney told
me this afterward) Jeffries, weary,
sick. discouraged was grumbling and
cursing. You big yellow stiff" grit
ted Delaney. You going to quit
You dog-gO fight@
With abuse and scorn he spurred
his champion on In the other corner
Corbett, in a frenzy Of excitement.
begged his hackers 70 let him go in.
Again and again they legged and
pleaded with him To be cautious.
The twenty-second round came and
passed COrbett keeping away. Ticking
the beaten giant with cutting lefts.
always keeping just out Of range and
Jeffr- es stumbled after him.
iii go in and finish him." said
Corbett as he leaped for the twenty
third He's licked"
For Gods sake, jim, keep away.
begged B-a.av.
u the other corner Delaney was
using the goad of his sarcasm. lasned
Jemries into "A fury. so that Jenries
vas blind with rage. threatening 10
whip his oVS seconds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
TEN DRIVERS QUALIFY
Elimination Trials for 2OO-NIiIe Race
Are Being Held.

SIOUN CITY, Ia. July 2.-Ten driv-
ers have already qualified and 12
more viii compete Thursday in the
elimination trials for Saturdays 300
mile race on the two-mile course
here. Spencer Wishart in a Mercer
made the fastest lap Wednesday.
travelling at a rate of SO miles an
hour.
Others who qualified were Wilcox in
the Grey Fox, Burman in the GouX
PeugeOt. Oldfield and Anderson in the
Stutz, Milford in the BOillet Peugeot,
Balscock in the Sunbeam, Chandler
in the Braender Bulldog. Knipper in
the Thomas Delage, and Whitmore in
the Chalmers.
Burman's PeugeOt was the only for
eign car entered in the race which
showed anything like the speed ex-
pected from the cars which were so
feared at Indianapolis this year. The
only driver to fail was Mel Stringer
III the Peugeot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
THAT TERRIFIC TWENTY-THIRD ROUND
WHEN JEFFRIES STOPPED JIM CORBETT
1.-the, Speedy C'/mpiOn, Com
ing Out of Retirement to
Whip Giant BehemOth De-
feated by Lucky Punch.
RY HUGH 6. FULLERTON.

The Xty-eighth minute or the
| heavyweight battle between James j.
Jeffries and James j. Corbett before
the Seaside Athletic club at Coney
Island on the evening of May II.
1900, was the most dramatic in the
history of boxing.
Corbett had emerged from retire
ment to fight Jeffries, the new coming
king of the prize ring, in the face
of taunts and the derision of the box
ing public. has been, declared
by many to be only a clever boxer and
never "A fighter, Corbett came from
year of recuperatiOn TO battle the
stolid cave man who had served his
apprenticeship in COrbetts own camp.
Seldom were two men more differ
ent in style and appearance. The
sporting public OF New DIRK sWarmed
to the seaside, and among the wiser
ones the news had gone forth that
COrbett was fit.
The huge building was packed to
suffocation on a night unearthly hot
for the season Trim, lean of loin
and waist. clean cut fast. and every
muscle ripping white under satin
smooth skin COrbett faced the stolid.
hairy giant who. sullen and lowering
slouched toward him.
From the instant that Charlie
White. the referee. stepped back as
the first gong changed Corbett showed
his skill Smiling. he raced in and
out sidestepped. lodged and with
whiplike lefts he battered the sullen
visage Of the giant who numbered al
ter him. Round after round he toy
ed with the hulking champion. cut
ting his face and taunting his adver-
sary as ne danced always Just out OF
reach.
The twentieth round came. Jeffries
was tired. hurt. sullen and vicious.
Behind him a slim elderly man. the
greatest general the prize ring ever
has known goaded him on. Ii was
Billy Delaney, maker of champions.
squirting. urging, haunting and forcing
JeffrieS 10 keep fighting.
Corbett'S smile had disappeared.
He was panther-like and the light of
victory shown in his face. He had the
fight Won his great foe cut and slash
ed and beaten. Again he was within
reach of the championship. At the
end of the twentieth round COrbett.
his eyes flashing jumped back TO his
chair.
Il can get him. I can finish him.
he said. excitedly. let me at him.
III finish him.
Whoa. whoa" cautioned Brady
You've got him beat. Stay away
For heavens sake stay away and cut
him up"
Hes tired" remarked con McNey.
He's dog tired but he's dangerous.
Keep away from him"
The twenty first round passed JEFF
fries. plodding after his will-o' the
wisp foe lunged vlciOusly. Twice
Corbett laughed tauntingly as ne
danced out OF the way Of terrific
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
MCLAUGHLIN IN WEST.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 2
Maurice McaLus Min. United States
tennis champion, arrived here Thurs
day on his first journey to the eastern
tennis season. Mclaughlin will spend
a week in practice with Thomas c..
Bundy, with whom he holds the ma
tional doubles championship. The
Pacific coast doubles championship,
which will decide the team to repre-
sent the coast in the national doubles
preliminaries, is now in progress at
Long Beach but Mclaughlin and
Bundy being title holders are not eli
gible to compete.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
W0LGAST WILL HANDLE
OPPONENT OF RIVER!

Los ANGELES. Cal. July 2-At
Wolgast with his broken right arm il
a plaster case Will handle young Mat.
tie McCue when the Racine light
weight meets Joe Rivers in a SEIZED
uled 20-round battle before the Pa
citic 4. &. at Vernon Saturday.
Il can make McCue whip Rivers,
said Wolgast today, and I will do il
too. 1 know every move that River
has. I've boxed Joe until I know hi
methods by heart. This McCue IS
corker. He can beat Charlie Whit
the best day White ever saw"
McCue. who has been in light train.
ing for several days hurried into the
regular grind as soon as he wa
matched to Rivers.
Rivers at the finish OF a whirlwint
workout announced that he wOult
box no more until the actual contes
Saturday.
The winner Of the San Diego clasl
between Leach Cross and Red
Watson Will be offered a Los An.
geleS engagement
(ADDITNIONAL SPORT on PAGE
FOURTEEN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
PITFEDS CUT PRICES.
Follow Lead of Brooklyn and Reduce
Admission Cost.

PITTSBURGH, July 2.-Following
the lead of the Brooklyn Federals
Pres. Gwinner of the local Federal
league team reduced prices beginning
Thursday at Exposition park.
The general admission to the
bleachers, both covered and uncoV-
cred Will be p cents, grand stand
seats Will be 80 cents and box seats
will cost 20 cents.
Pres Gwinner stated that this step
had been contemplated for some time
and was brought about by the desire
of the club owners TO give the fans
baseball at a cost within their means.
The lack of interest in the game this
year is also accountable in a measure
for the reduction in prices
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
LEADERS CAPTURE BOTH
Defeat Kalamazoo BY One Run Each
Time

BAY CITY. Mich. July 2.-The To-
Gals took both ends of a double
header from Kalamazoo Wednesday,
the first by a score OF 2 to 1, the sec
Ond TO in eight innings. The
fielding was sensational on both sides.
-Four double plays featured the first
contest.
First game:
Kalamazoo ....01O 900 0OO-1 9 o
Bay City ...11O 900 600 Z 0
Curtis and Wash; Jenkins and Don
nelly.
Second game:
Kalamazoo 49,. 600 200 90 /
Bay City 200 600 01-3 Z 0
Jacobson and Walsh; Bussey and
Donnelly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
ROBERTSON TO COACH
HUNGARIAN ATHLETES

NEW YORK. July 2.-Lawson Rob
ertson, coach Of the Irish American
Athletic club, has been engaged by
Hungary to coach it's athletes. Word
to this effect has been received from
James h. Sullivan, secretary of the
American Olympic committee, who
has been in Europe for the past
month attending international Olym-
pic conferences. Robertson confirm
ed the report and said he expects to
sail next month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
RACES CALIFD OFF

NEW YORK. July 1.-The races
scheduled 10 take place Wednesday
night at the Brighton beach motor
drome were called off on account of
the rain on Saturday night Frank
kramer. Walter Rutt and Jackie
Clarke Will meet IN a three-cornered
match race. The event Will he run
In three heats. each one at two-thirds
Of a mile under the French point
system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
FLINT EVENS UP SERIES
Laps Costly Muf Helps to Defeat the
Mud Hens.

FLINT, Mich. July 2. - The locals
broken even on the series by defeat
ing Toledo Wednesday to 2 Ca
hills batting and Laps costly muff
were responsible for the victory.
Toledo .... .001 600 0C1-2 8 2
Flint 100 900 OC%-4
Turner and Hart; Huntress and
Dunn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
BATTLE CREEK BLANKED
Carpenter Holds the Crickets to One
Hit and No Run.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July .
Carpenter let Battle Creek down with
one lone hit Wednesday. Lansing win
ming > to 0. Spencer. Lansing,s cen
terfielder. had a perfect day at bat
getting four hits
Lansing .121 600 O1O-5 10
Battle Greek -. 900 900 600 1 3
Carpenter and Mattison; LOOMS
and MalcOlmsOn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
JOE WINS ON POINTS.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Joe jean
nette won a decision on points over
Jim Johnson when the two negro
heavyweights clashed in the St Mich
olas A. G. here Wednesday night in
a ten-round bout
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
HEINZ KNOCKED OUT.

MINOT y. D. July Tommy
Sheehan OF Chicago knocked out NJ.
Heinz Wednesday night in the third
round. Ii was Sheehan's fight all the
way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-02
Double Header With Ducks Today Getting Ready
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN
LEAGUE STANDING

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
South Bend-Saginaw, rain.
Flint, 4 Toledo, ,.
Lansing. 5 Battle Creek. 0.
Bay City. %; Kalamazoo, 1-2.
Adrian-J Jackson, rain.