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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
JACK TORRES WINS
OVER DENVER DANE
Jensen Gives Local Fighter Toughest
Scrap 81 Recent Months aud Loses
Oni, b, Il Ilairiinc Margin: Ri,cru
Io~fS.

The decision IN The main event Of the
New Mexico Athletic clubs card wcnt
10 jack Torres ny an almost imper-
oeptihle shade over Pete Jensen. the
raitling Dane, Of Denver. last night at
the ilks theatcr. Referee Joe knofr's
announcement was received without
evidence of disapproval.
Outwcighcd and ontrcnched. the
Dane gave Torres his toughest fight
since he graduated from the prelimi-
NARY class Both stood up under a
beating that would have sent fighters
less physically III and with less STAN
ina i0 the canvas.
The Danes peculiar defense gave
the appearance OF elumsincss to his
motions bat he smothercd most o.
Torres Intended haymakers or
avoided thcm They ellnched IRE
Wcntly, usually with the Dane work
ing into close quarters TO overcome
he advantage Of Torres tremendous
roach.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Chicago. july A. Chicape wen
two games from st. Louis today shut
ting out the visitors Q 10 0 In the ar
ternoon game and winning the morn
ing game 4 to 3. incidentally Chicago
moved ahead Of ST. Louis ia the PEN
nant race.
Seore-iir-i game; X. II. a.
| St. Louis 49,. GEO 100 000-3 .
Chicago . 900 no O0N@4 3
Batteries l4everenz. liaumgardnor
land Agncw Cfoasin, Scott. Russell,
Benz and Mayer.
summary Two base hits Mayer.
p Walker. g. Walker. Three base
hits Demmit. Shutten Double plays
Austin to f.cary. blackburn to
Fourier. Shottcn to Austin. Bases on
balls or leverenz I; OFF Baum
gardner l. Struck out Hy Levefeng
2 bv Scott / by Raumgardner o. by
Benz 2. Empires Dnoon and CON
molly
Score-seeond game; H. ~. 4
ST. Louis m 00o O00 600 81
Chicago a.... OD0 012 OGx-a l. 0|
Batteries Mitchell and Agncw,
Crdssln, Cicotte and Schalk.
SUMMARY Two-h base hits--Wil-
linms. Fournier Three-hase hits
Collins, Fournlcr llases on balls-on
Mitchell g. Struck out--lly Mitchell ..
hy Cicotte g. umpres-C Connolly and
pineon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
ATHLETICS BREAK
EVEN WITH YANKS
WIN Exception of the browns. Soy
.n'ne. Every Hattie la American
isetniied in Dog IaIl; Hedges Men
tilt Hard bs iiitlrss Wonders.

Cleveland uf Chicago
ft ipiia nt Detroit

/ N'"'tfff" f'hHNHA tffithi ttftft
Philadelphia. Iuiy Philadelphia
won this afternoons game from New
YORK by hitting Mrliaie'a delivery
nara Ia the fourth inning the score
being g to .. New York won tn,
murniug game Z to q.
seorr--'ir.l r,mei n. D.
New York 81. utd h11 64i~f to
Philadelphia. tot 100 10l-5 10 !
batteries kealing. Cole ana sWec-
nov; Wyckoff Plank, ilroslcr and
Lapp.
Summary Two-baao hits -Truos-
dale, Cook, Barry. Oldrlne Three
basc hi Murphy Double plays
Trucsdnie ~ Mullen. raltef and Me-
innis and Baker Baker Mcinnis and
Parry Plank aud Melnuis Bases ON
bnlle orr koniing 3 OF Cole Off
Wyckoff 4 or Plank I off Hressicr
2 Empires llldebrand ana O'fough-
lin
Seore-~Srcond Eumei ~ a. y
New York . 600 010 0t0-2 o
Philadelphia l0O 40 O0x g II 3
Batteries Mellalo ana Sweeney
Bush ana Sohang.
Summary TWo-hasc hits ronno.
Baker. Double plays McIlalc, Trnea-
dale aud Nunannker. Barry. Collins
aud Mclnnig Mclnnis ia Barry To- Me-
lnnis Bases on halls-0ff Mcunle I
of Bush p Struck out BV Mellalo
2 by Bush s. timpirea o'Lourhiin
ana Hild"hrand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

lioslon. Inly a. brooklyn VOL
both games tuaap from Boston i'
4feurts of I 10 s, and 4 20 3,
Erfurn and puur pitching cost iios
ion The second game During The fifil
unnlnF Tyler biz O'Murn ou the hach
II The neck Elntffeld. who was
coaching at first. darlci toward rs.
Ter. bat Captain Evprs stopped hiu
and asslalcd the umpfea ln fprcina
him from the diamond. Elheffell
was hnniahod
scare-iint rumci a. n. q
Jirooki,n aoe COL oln Ga u
Boston 00i 600 0V3 Oi . u 4
Batteries. iroWn. l,agan ana
Fischer Jamon and Whaling. GowdY.
Summary TNusiaHp hits Deal.
ANhiited. VMafa, CptEhaw 60, pam-
4.erf Thtcc- hnse hit smith. Duu-
hic plays Whaling schmidt Muran-
allie, Eyors schmidt. Cutshnw.
u'Mom. nauheri. q Mart cutshaW.
naubeft Passes on bulls or James,
n. OF brown. II Off lianan. L. struck
unt uy James : hy brown. T.. by
kaRan, !. Empires Byron and
johnson.
ilease--sroand game a. n. d
ilrnoklyn ..... GOO 40 oil Z =
lloeton ....sui 0h0 geo . T.
Batteries isuckor toulhach,
ind Mrcnrty TYLER and GoNdy
Summary Ihree.haac hit cut
shaw Double plays Maranvllle, i,V
era, schmidt. 1Nier schmidt, cut
Nhaw. RaRan fasoa on balls 500
kneksr, & hrulhath, ? OF Tyler
&. struck oui-ny iNcRcr, +; Is
Rtultach. 3 rs Tlisr 4 rmprea
lAfon ana lohnnun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
Best Dinrrhnca Remedy.

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Remedy you know that it is a success.
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and had it not been for Cham her
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy l could not possibly have
lived but a few hours longer. but
thanks TO this remedy. / am now well
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
300 NILE MOTORCYCLE
RACE WON BY G. BOYD
i., I. ..s,.. ,ou.~., .,se,.. ,s..so w.s,

Uudgt IIIN, Kun, July F.-tiIcn
poyd Of Denver Colo, won the 800
mile motorcycle race here today In
hours. Is minutes and 20 seconds
ON Il two-milc track
Three persons were injured. John
teelcston Of Fort Worth. Tex, re-
eeived broken collar bone ana Harry
Glenn Of Atlanta, Ca, was knocked
unconscious, when he rode into Egg
eleston's back wheel Carl Airhart Of
Kansas City suffered several broken
ribs when his machine skidded before
the race began.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

NEW ALBUQUERQUE BALL
TEAM WILL PLAY TODAY

The Albuquerque baseball team.
Tom Naylons new organization. viii
meet selected team this afternoon
at fopewell field. The o. Il. T.. team
had agreed to meet the nine hut Man
ager Moore cancelled the game YES
terday saying that his players were
tired
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Fate has reserved hard blows far
MelaeeAi brown, hero pf -four World $
syt'ss aha one of the best ami earnest
pitchers that ever lived
Nethme conid Illustrate the uncer-
binty IT nasehali more s4vi8N fhan
me ease of the old warrior. Mah
ms hasehall tramphs If years sam
fresh M memory. he Is today stroe-
shHE pa'heucally t. hold ms positian
as manager az the 81 Louis Fede4Als
'hd e. keen his team lfom disappear
ins n the last phase mire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
coo,~r wins Montamara,hon.

Tacoma. WASH july Cooper To-
an American car Wen The Munnmam.
thon rare of $50 miles al Tho speed
way today. Hort nlngley ana Merritt
swanson were perhaps fatally injured
when their car turned over uingiey
who WAS ia second place. VAS rushed
ts the hospital
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
Gross Gets Dccisinil.

san Diego. Calf, July Leach
Cross won over REL" Watson in their
twenty-round fight here this after
noon. The decision of Referee Jack
Root was unpopular with the crowd,
which was favorable TO a draw Both
boys were in good condition at the
end
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Sioux Cit, as: DIS Molncs 10.

Sioux city. July Sioux city took
both games from Dos Muines today.
Klein held the boosters in the
pinehes While his team mates batted
out victory in the second game.
Scorc-Ifirst game; a. n. +
Sioux city ....e0i 020 cox i
pes Moincs Geo l0o COO 1
Batteries Clarke and Murphy; LAT
ferty and O'Ruurkc.
Scorc--Seeond eauri u. II. T.
Sioux City ..012 0e0 s0x-S IS o
Dos Molnes Geo 0lo 0t0-2 Z O
Batteries Klein and Crisp; Lakoff
and Haley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Juaroz. MeXlco, July 4.-Frank
russell of New Orleans won the de-
clsion over frankie Gage Of san
francisco in a twenty round bout
staged in the Juarez bun ring this
afternoon. The fight. which went the
fun twenty rounds. was very tame.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

For four rounds they fought evenly.
Jensen hy jerking his head back az
two hard swings flashed past elected
Cheers nt the opening Of the first
round Torres was breathing hard al
The close of the initial round. but his
respiration was less noticeable toward
The end of the fight. In the second
the Dane Logan stepping up close to
Torres. blocking his swings and clip
ping right and LEFT to the chin. Tor.
les did most damage AT long distance
The fatllcr started the iifth with
% rush from bis corner taking re-
sounding bat harmless check on the
breast as he closed in. He caught
Torres With siingine right to the
JAW That caused him to crouch ana
over The Dane fcinted with hts
iifht and shot his left straight To- the
io Torres missed two swings. Jen-
sen uppctcut him and he dropped into
e crouch. This round was Jcnsens
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
II. II. T.
rnnakn "a. Mlchlln az.

Topeka July i~rupeka won the
FIRST game hat Was routed bv Wichita
Ia the second IN the first Ridgeway
held the visitors 60 four hits
Srere--iirst game; a. II. l.
Toneka .... A0l loo ok 2
Wichita . 100 000 00n-l .
Batteries. Ridecway and Waite.
Durham and Jones
Seorc--second gnms: u. III. T.
Topeka . coo 032 010-- & l2 :
Wichita $3.50 100 4s4 00a-is is 8
Batteries. Jones. Brown and Lem
on. liigginbotham, Scott, Baker and
Graham.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
raj Ilr.vn neat- uhltnc,

superior. VIA. July 4@lgi prnwn
If iiibbln. Mimi. WAS given the news
l.ap per decision over Frauk Whitney
IT Cedar 3aplds la. Ia rather slaw
len-roand tout here tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
81. Io~cph IS: Omaha IA.

ST. Joseph, July A. omaha and st
loseph broke even In todays game
The morning game went fifteen IN
nings.
Seere--firsi game X. II. T.
Omaha GOO coo zoo geo o02--4 II l
II, joe 0ol olo 00a geo 00a--a II D
Batteries. Triple. Closman and
Crosby, Glaze, y Thomas and Grit
fifth.
>eore--Secand game; r. H. r.
Omaha ...... lao goo 000-s ; 3
ST Joseph 49,. 99O Of2 0fN-S II o
Batteries. Slagle. Willis and kru-
ger. Sterzer ANA Schlng.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
. IN THE WORLD OF SPORT u
FIGHT RESULTS

Ahuqueraue--.Iaek Tafres defeats bat
ting Dune.
Los Angeles Rivers knocks out
fuatty Mctue.
san Francisco--Gearee chip knocks out
uilis Murray
san Diego--Ieaeh Gross defeats Red"
Watson.
R0swell-iiart Gordan defeats iiob York.
New Orletns--Iahnns Dundee ana doe
handoi draw.
tnnion-Jick Drltian defeats Johnny
triffilh.
superl0r--pal Brown defeats Frank
whitney.
Fort smith--earl Morris stops Al ku-
hiuk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

winning runs were scored in The sixth.
Boston scored It's run la the morn
Ing 'aue on a pass and steal hy
Hooper Speakers single. an out and
Janvrin's sacrifice fly, winning | to o..
Scure-~tirst gumes x. n. l.
Boston ...... 600 100 000-l /
Washington 600 000 600 .
Batteries Collins and Cnrrgan.
Engle and Henry
Summary Two-basc hits-Carri-
gan Morgan. Double play Scott to
Nerkes to Janyrin Daisies on balls
or Englc .. Struck out By Collins
J. by Engle 3. lmpires chm and
Sheridan.
scare-srcond game H. II. T.
Boston ... geo 600 600 1
=. TAO 002 n0X-3 3
Batteries. Hcdieni Coumbe and
Thomas, Shaw and Williams
summary. Two-ba hit Gandh.
Double play Shaw. Mcbride. Gandil
Bases on balls OFF Bcdicnt 1. Off
Shaw 6. struck out--l3y Bcdicnt (. by
coumhe l., by Shaw o.. umpires-
Sheridan and chill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

New orleans Jrh Joe Mandat
If New orleans, and Johnny Dundee
u New York, fought ten-round
draw eer" today according 10 q news
paper decision.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
TA|LENDERS TAKE
TW0F R0MP ACKERS

Pittsburgh Wins Iiotli From Tcrrapins
liut Al Other Federal League Con-
tests iiesult In II spin of iifil-iirS
In Percentages.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
BASEBALL RESULTS

NATIONAL iitsti
New AafL 3.ai fhllndclpIi1 80
iirunkisn IL. liasian a..
~ lauis f-Hi Cincinnati ~.
thisnf" l.ll Pittsburgh a.
AMERICAN ittait.
ihiipdelrhla a-ri New isrL 80
thlsHKu i.Ni ~ luuis so
Cleveland I0-si detroit 50.
Huston iil Washington o..
fEpfRAi trAOtI.
81 iauls isli Kansas tlit GA
Hufflie Ia itrnotisn G.t
chicago i.Hi tndilnapalls Is.1.
fittsiafah 90. baltimore -.
AuIHftAN A~SOtIATIDN.
kansas ~ usiii Milwaukee b.a
Cleveland u.s. iauis,iiie "a
dlnnrapaii. i.fi NJ. Paul gsii
Indianapolis ST. toiunihus ~.
rt1irt totsT IlAGtr
~tefnluenio as Alu iranei,to 80.
Venice i-0i Falkland -.
onhlnnd i.fi los angeles h-i
soi riirHN irAeir.
birmingham 81 Nashville at.
thnliHpuasn 49, Mobile 80.
hrmplti. 81 Montgomery a.
hlHuit 4 New t,rieaus
WIsTtHN iTAGtI.
ilneuln t-Al nsntcr 80
siuuA cts s.hf Hes Nnlnes -
Topeka 5.dl Wlshifn t-i1.
= Joseph t-sl unIha 80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

indianapolis, July i,-~Chicago and
indianapolis split even IN a double
header today Indianapolis took the
first game and the visitors took the
second. Ia g.
srnrr-~iirst gumei a. N. q
Chicago Nou go0 600 3 g
indianapolis .lgl Gao 3hx f. u |
batteries Watson prcudetgast
and Wilson. block kalacrling and
Harden
seurr--~eeuud game a. ~ D.
Chicago .... aus 0O0 roo
indianapolis ..10i col 0n0-3
Batteries Fisk ana Block, MuHeicy
and llaridVn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

broke even bv winning this after
Moons game from Boston, 8 TO g. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Detroit, July i.-steon's Wild throw
in the twelfth inning when he field
ed Mckccs hunt ana threw wild in
IAN attempt 10 catch kaNanaush at
third hase. ended q splendid pitchers
duel this afternoon. the final score
being Detroit 3 Cleveland e.
In the morning game Cleveland de-
leatcd Detroit 10 10 s.
seore-~tirsi gamei H. H. y.
cleveland 80. 031 All 00o--l0 IS
Detroit .,, 500 040 COL 10 .
Batteries, Greeg, Mitchell and
'o'Ncnl carlsch' puhuc. Han, cavet
ana Slanagc.
summary Two-hasc hits Nirke
ca. Bush. Hoffman. Gregg Kava-
Inaurh. Neach Double PLAYS Chap
man. laiole. kirke: Crawford and
Bush tD. Carisch aud laioie Bases
ON halls or Gregg 4 of Mitchell
81 of Duhuc 2 off Hall 3. struck
eut-Ry nuhur 2 hy Gregg by
Mitchell g. umpires Eean and
Evans
seore--sreend game; 4. II. y
Cleveland 600 GOO no GOO s .
Detroit . O20 00O 000 u0ls . 8
Batteries Steen and OfNeil Main
and Mckee
summary Double PLAYS laioie
and Chapman and O'Nen. faioie.
omen ana kirkc Bases on balls orr
Main 2 struck out llN Main q by
Steen !. Empires Evans and Egan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
GIANTS CELEBRATE
|NDEP[NDENCEDAY

While Leaders Are Going ~ 1nilcnd-
erx Descend sun Iur,hcr Into
DspIhs Of Cellar Standings in Ma
tiunal Are NJ scrambled tn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Pittsburgh, july s.-riusburgh won
both holiday games from Baltimore.
taking the morning game to and
winning the afternoon contest. which
went ten innings, 3 to Z.
scorc--lirst enmei X. ". 4
Baltimore ..... 600 400 0t0-l s o
Pittsburgh m sol 00l 0Ox s /
lntterlesi Wilhelm Conley and
Jacklitsch hafeor and Kerry
~cerc--~erond gamer X. ~. y
baltimore 0Go eco DOL o. ~ 3
Pittsburgh 1870 GOO l0s is ~ o
Batteries. quinn. Smith aud Rus
soil. laeklitsch Camnilg Walker,
knNtaef and TERRY Madden
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
POSTPONED RACES
To Be HELD TODAY
\utcmobiIc and Motorcycle Events.
Called or on account Of Rain. Re-
Scheduled for This Afternoon NJ
Old Town.

Tho automobile and motorcycle
races, called off Yesterday on ac-
count Of the wet condition of the
track al Traction park, will be held
this afternoon
The track. after the downpour yes
terday morning, was under several
inches of ruin in Places but work
men began draining II last night and
~ this afternoon il will be dry and
fast The races will be started Mt 3
o'clock. the motorcycle races being
FIRST on the program and the auto
mobile race the final contest.
Brown Issues Challenge.
Parson Brown. of Santa Fe. who
viii drive against Harry Wheeler. OF
Albuquerque. remained here. Brown
VIII race any focal speeders for a
side bet he announced. at any time
after this afternoon. He Is confident
OF outdriving Wheeler. one of the
premier fast drivers Of this city.
The forced postponemeht Of the
races disappointed large crowd
The word that the program had been
called off was slow to spread and
many went To Old Town only 10
learn that there would be no races
number Of out-of-town people
shared In the appointment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
DENVER AND LINCOLN
TAKE ONE APIECE IN
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BILL


Lincoln. July l.-Lincoln and Den
Yer divided two games today. The
morning game Went 10 Denver after
an error hy Quilien and Fishers hit
The afternoon game WIS won by the
locals to .. They outhatted ANA out
played the visitors
Seare--iirst game. X. II. T.
Lincoln .. 0l0 600 000-1 y
Denver A 100 O03 000-i q
Batteries Dessau ana Rehor. Gas
liell and Block
~care--->ecand game. u. II. +
Lincoln ..... N2o GOO 0ix-3 10 o
Denver ... GOO s0o 00a-2 .
batteries sefoggins and Rapps,
and Block.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Kansas tin H.i4 Milwaukee asa.
cleveland sN Louisville th
Minneapolis st raul ai1
indianapolis if columbus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

S. Louis. July is 81, Louis Tight
ened ia hold an ihiul place in the
National league necl winning both
games from GincMuati The eepre al
the first game Nns % 8 of thr sce-
nnd, ie 1
Seare--flfst Ramsf ". II, y
Cincinnati ... 100 ne0 600 - d
81 Louis ....0io oao tuy
iiauefieH Ames Douglass aud
clark pcfriu aud Wingo
Summary Three tnee hits Me.
hDff Aillor Hcek liemc run
Amea. Passes az halls or Amos. s..
Struck out pA Aiaee & bis rorru.
8 by Deuaiass 4 lmrres KLEIN and
Emslie
eeefe--sreand ealuv It a. D.
Cincinnati -. 600 0t0 600 9
81 iauis 0to Goa NsN o
Batteries YinvliuH. Lear and
Clark. nouehm sailoe aud SNYDER
summary Two.ha hits Butler.
9oar Three. base hits Wilson. Heck
Home ruu ! Miller Passes On balis
off Ynalmg, OF Lear q struck
oui llN salice. g. us Nmslng 81.
tmpifea KLEIN ana Ensie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
Tolrcs l. Wild.

- W ittis
The sixth was fairly even. AT the
close while he sat in his corner the
Dane was not breathing above nor
NAL. In fact he appeared as fresh at
The end as he did at the start The
Dane took the seventh. the last round
IN which he had any advantage over
the local boy. Torres was wild. Jen-
sen clouted him with right To the
chin lie repeated the wallop and
Torres fell into a cllnch They ex-
changed left hooks Torres crouchcd.
covering his face and followed the
Dane around the ring. Jensen iabbing
him with a left AID retreatng un-
scathcd. The Danes lead was not
marked.
Torres took the eighth. the nin;h
was even and Torres led In the last.
At the opening OF the eighth Torres
backed Jensen into his corner. led
with a left ana crossed with a hard
right. Torres hammered the Danes
guard. Torres stuck his left i'm Jen-
sens eyes and brought sweeping
right down on the back of his head
The Dane put a straight one TO the
chin and took one in return. Torres
got in an uppercut and as Jensen
stumbled and sent home another
Try for Final Punch.
IN the ninth Torres was breathing
fairly easy. The Dase after getting
a left hook to the chin was staggered
by right wallop to the ribs. Jensen
.almly stepped up TO Torres and
brought a furnishing right over on
The angle of the law.
In the tenth both tried for knock
out Jensen missed right ana Tor
res scored with a right swing To the
body. Torres was landing harder and
lftener than the Dane IN this round
Patsy Kline was given the decision
pver Demon Rivera OF Santa Fe in q
'ix-round preliminary 1.-THE decision
kas unpopular While Kline was the
stronger ana his blows carried more
team. Rivera was decidedly the more
lever. The scrap was even aside
rom knoekdown that Kline hung nj
n his percentage column in the first
'ound
Joe Rivers and Barney Kurtz suh- /
tiiuted for Taft and Roosevelt Mark /
-eNN. director announced that Taft's
mother had informed him the heavy T
weight was III. \ committee found I
linn in bed, the director said
Kurt had The edge In weight. /
tivers was unable 10 rcaetf him with
ny regularity until the fourth. the
asst round, when he sent rights and
efts to Kurtz face repeatedly. taking
carcely a blow in return The deci-
ion was a draw. This was also I'M
popular.
The attendance was small.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

80 Louis at Indianapolis
Kansas clb ui Chicago
Evening star., 1914-08-10
Peter Rabbit Has Some Start
ling News.

Little Mrs Peter Rabbit who used to
be little Miss Fuzzvtai1. sat on the
edge of the dear old Brier Patch anX-
iously looking over toward the Green
Forest. She was worried There was
no doubt about it. little Mrs. Feter
was very much worried. Why d1dn I
Peter come home? She did wish that
he would be content to stay close by
the dear Old Brier Fatch. For her
part she couldn't see why under the
sun he wanted to go way over to the
Green Forest. He was always having
dreadful adventures and narrow es-
capes Over there. yet in spite Of all
she could say he would persist in go
ing there. She didn't feel easy in her
mind one minute while he was out OF
her sight To be sure he always
turned up all right. but she couldn Z
help feeling that some time his dread
full curiosity would get him into trou-
ole that ne couldn't get out of, and
so every time he went to the Green
Forest she was sure. absolutely sure,
that she would never see him again
Peter used to laugh at her and tell
her that she was foolish little dear,
and that he was perfectly able to
take care of himself Ihen "nen ne
saw how worried she was he would
promise to he very. very careful and
never co anything rash or foolish But
he wouldn't promise not to go to th@
Green Forest. No. sir, Peter wouldn't
promise that. You see. he has so many
friends over there and there is always
so much news to be gathered over
there that he just couldn't keep away.
once or twice he had induced mrs
Peter to go with him. but she had
been frightened almost out of her skin
every minute. for it seemed to her that
there was danger lurking behind
every tree and under every bush II
was all very we'll for Chatterer the
Red Squirrel end Happy Jack the Gray
Squirrel who could jump from tree to
tree, but she didn't think it safe and
proper place for a sensible rabbit, and
she said SO.
This particular morning she was un-
u.kally anxious. Peter had been gone
ali night. Usually he was home by
the time Old Mother West Wind came
down from the Purple Hills and emp
tied her children. the Merry Little
Breezes, out of her big bag to play
all day on the Green Meadows. but
this morning Old Mother West Wind
had been a long time gone about her
business and still no sign OF Peter,