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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
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but II looked to number between Il. goo
aud 10000 In addition. fully nve
thousand persons viewed the fight
from the distant slopes and hills The
Cuhans, who made up large percen-
tage Of the crowd. were much excited.
Many women. both Cuban and Ameri-
can. were present as well as all the no
tables in the island.
Havana itself was deserted during
the battle. a half holiday having been
declared informally. Tonight, how
ever, the streets are ablaze with lights
and the Cubans are celebrating VII
lard's victory
Willard said that none of Johnson's
blows hurt more than momentarily.
except a slash over the heart in he
twentieth round. which made him
gasp for breath during the balance OF
the round. He declared he was not
sore about the body. but one OF the
toes of his left foot was slightly
sprained and swollen from a twist
Johnson must have known this. for
constantly during the fight he kept cx-
tending his left foot until he could
Just press down on Wizards left toes.
Wizards Statement.
The new champion said tonight:
Il have no immediate plans for
fights in the future. / am obligated
10 the syndicate which promoted the
fight. and would like 10 rest at home
after an exhibition tour. which / I'M
derstand H. projected"
Speaking Of the final round that won
him the victory. Willard said:
The blow that brought the fight TO
a quick conclusion was a right-hand
smash To Johnson's body early In the
fsst round felt Johnsn grow limp
IN the next clinch. and | knew ] had
the championship within reach. A left
To the body and a right smash to the
jaw put Johnson down for the count"
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COWBOY WILLARD
CONTINUED Prom First PAGE,
relegated to place out of possible
range.

reiegated TO place out of possible
range.
Cleanest on Record.
on the contrary. no fight between
heavyweights that has gone TO a finI,p
was cleaner or less brutal. Johnson.s
left eye was partly closed in the early
rounds, but not sufficiently to INFER
fere with his fighting. His lip also
was cut inside. and his famous golden
smile flashed from a very red setting
The end OF the tight came with a
sudenness that dazed the spectators.
II followed two or three rounds OF al
most complete idleness on the part OF
the contestants and the crowd settled
down TO a long drawn out struggle.
believing that IL would go the fun
limit OF 45 rounds without either De
ing able to register a knockout.
The early rounds were nlIec with
flashes of Johnson's former speed
when he would rain rights and let's
TO Wizards body and face. delivering
ten blows to one from the big white
challenger. Through all this time
willard was strictly on the defensive.
and on occasion Johnson played with
him. once standing with guard down
and letting Willard swing at him.
only TO dodge and laugh at the awk-
wardness Of his opponent.
Predictions Borne Out
In many respects the hight resulted
Just as many predicted. Willard ana
his friends particularly prophesyine
that II the battle lasted % rounds
johnson could not win. This was
based partly on the belief that willard
could stand all the punishment John
son could infict. and partly on the
doubt as 10 Johnson's condition ana
his ability AZ his age TO night long
battle against the odds OF superior
height. weight reach and youth.
willard said before entering the
ring that he expected TO take a beat.
ing Tor ten or fifteen rounds at the
hands OF his faster and more skilled
opponent. and had trained to with
stand u. As matter Of fact. he took
20 rounds Of severe punishment. but
laughed the blows aside and Kept
standing mp against the PUSHES OF The
negro. who several times in each Of
the earlier rounds swept Willard te.
fore him to the ropes WIZARDS back
showed numerous welts raised bv the
ropes az be fell Into them
IN the PUSHES Johnson would attack
Willard in the body and when the
lattcr's hands and arms came down
70 guard that part Of his anatomy
johnson would swing rights and let's
TO the unprotected Jaw and face Afor
each Of these attacks Willard cheer.
fully came bark for more
Changed 20 Wonder
Johnson's continual grin throIrh
the early rounds began 90 change 90
a look 81 wonderment a. the battle
turned into the twenties. and 30 was
evident 10 the spectators when the
negro came to the conclusion that DO
was useless Tor him to Try 20 knock
out The young western slant John ON
also seemed to know that be- was In
no condition To- hgbt o. rounds IHs
blows lacked the force which .ant
Jehrics topping from the topmost
rung OF The pugiiistlc ladder al Reno
Time had done ifs work
u had been the opinion % Johnson
and many Of his friends that he did
not have 10 be- in She best condition
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mouth. Then Johnson uppercut VIII
lard over the heart Willard bounced
on the ropes and landed left 20 the
jaw. The round ended with the ne
gro swinging blows To Wizards head.
Round 9.
Willard assumed the aggressive.
The champion landed frequently. but
his blows appeared to lack their old
time power. Amidst feiting the crowd
shouted xiii the black bear," John
son Immediately started a rally by
driving three hard swings to Willard's
mouth. 4 left by Willard started the
negro's mouth TO bleeding. The lat
ter slugged the white man to the
ropes
Round 10.
johnson was slow in csming from
his corner. Willard scored two lefts
To the face. Jess was blocking better
as his nervousness wore on John
son swung left to WIZARDS ribs. and
sent half dozen blows 10 Willard's
body and jaw. The negro knocked
Willard TO the ropes with right and
left swings to the stomach. A hard
right chop staggered willard.
Round II.
The crowd derided Johnson. who
was fighting and answering their sal
lies at the same time Willard drove
left 10 the negro's mouth and took a
right soak to the body in return.
Johnson smashe- the cowboy with
left 70 the jaw. Jess blocked several
swings. Johnson then tried to rattle
Willard by talking. The latter an
grily replied I'm kind. Johnson tapped
the giants shoulder at the bell. IL
was a slow round
Round p.
The negro opened with a left 90 the
body and right to the jaw. In a cllnch
he smashed Willard three times with
his left. Johnson then drove a right
tO the body and a left TO the head.
His blows apparently had no effect
on Willard. Johnson drove Willard 10
corner with a swing 10 the head.
Willard ear and cheek were bleed
ing. lie walked spryly 10 his corner
at the bell
Round 10.
Wizards body now was red from
the effects Of the punishment. The
negro ducked under his opponents
leads and continued to play for the
stomach willard drove johnson into
a corner and landed straight left TO
Johnson's face. The negro Jared Will
lard with a left hook TO the Jaw in re-
turn. lie next hooked his left 10 the
white mans body. repeating his blow
minute later. The champion landed
right and left TO the head when the
bell rang.
Round "a.
The round opened with Willard rush.
ing and missing a right upper cut The
challenger was the aggressor and tried
20 force the fighting johnson slam
med Willard on the mouth with a left.
Jess only laughed. The negro was be-
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ALMOST READY
II New Home OF wheeling Athletic As
soeiaton-Ftrst Practice on
Field Thursday.

Manager Shriver Of the Wheeling
Sshtral League club will BE- able TO lead
ms boys to their new home at Mar
TINS ferry Tor their first real practice
on the nome grounds THURSDAY This
announcement was made by ContractorI
ShriNer and McAnninch last evening
ne grandstand is now practically COM
pleted ana the work Of putting the fin
lshing touches TO tn. sands. club house
ana fence will be completed "Wednesday
Last evening the contractors said that
Win good weather the remainder OF the
week they Will have the grounds in
shape Tor games and told Pop" that he
could arrange for game for SUNDAY
II he liked
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THE FIGHT BY RIUNDS.
Round

Johnton tented and landed his left
on Wizards jaw Repeated upper
cuts with right so Wizards jaw. Inc
latter was very nervous. Johnson was
laughing. willard drove two let's To
the ncgro's body Johnson drove
right 10 Willard's body
Round ?.
Johnson easily blocked Willard
leads fcintine him out Of position
and scoring right and left 10 Jaw
Willard replied with a thrashing right
10 the negroes body Johnson then
hooked left to the stomach. ana
landed three lefts TO the body. VIII
lard laughed. Johnson then drove
Willard 10 the ropes with a tattoo OF
iefts TO the fact.
Round g.
After much feinting Willard missed
right swing and both laughed. Jonn-
son rushed and scored left on the
body and a right to the jaw Johnson
landed left on the body willard
asked. Is thai the way you do ~"
Round ..
willard lunged Intellectually. John
son laughed ~ his clumsy EFFORT
There was much feinting. Johnson
landed a left 10 the ribs and swung
bis left TO Wizards face WIZARDS
lip was bleeding Willard scored =
left TO Johnson's nose
Round s.
Johnson poked a light left and right
10 Willard's face The referee ordered
the fighters 90 break from a ciincn.
The negro smashed hard 20 Willard
ribs and drove three blows TO the COW
boys stomach The champion rushed
Willard to the ropes. scoring punches
10 the head and 20 the body willard
was distressed The challenger was
ratified and boxed life an amateur.
Round g.
The negro was calm az the opening
of This round Ho beat Willard TO tho
ropes with a fusilladr Of lefts. ON
The break johnson landed suashing
blows ON the Jaw The negro rubbed
willard cut lip at every opportunity
Tho negro landed three crashing blows
to Wizards unprotected body az the
bell. The cowboys left cheek was
cut
Round 7.
Johnson was using every arfIhce %
force the hEhfing He rushed willard
60 fhe ropes. siugrine with both hands
repeatedly Wuiard's long Ieft tenn
porarily blinded the nerro's left eye
Johnson came back with a series OF
swings to Wuiard's body o. was
very clean nrht fo far
Round
Willard was gaining confidence and
tried Die hand at forcing the pace.
Johnson accepted his challenge The
pueIl'sfs battered each other across
tho ring Tho negro having the better
OF d. Willard landed ON Johnson q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
TEAM ORGANIZED
Fast Organization Perfected at Glencoe.
Ready 60 Arrange Games With
All Teams In valley

The baseball bugs. OF Glencoe. q.
have gotten busy within the past few
days and completed the Organization of
their team for the season OF 1915. a
NUMBER OF new players have been add
ca 70 last years line up and ~ IS ox-
pected that II Will prove one OF the
fastest ORGANIZATIONS I'm this Vicinity
viii write J. 9. Iiaker. Box No, 1. Glen.
zoe o. or call i0l National phone.
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Regulars

stolen bases-Quick. I; Umiauff. l.
thef Price. Umlauff
Three base hits-Sandroc<. Tenant
and Keene.
Price 3; knowlsOn ., Norton 2. Croth-
ers 3
Strike outs-by rracht 4. by Croth-
ers @
Bases on balls--Off Dillon ]: off
Price off Crothers 2
Hit by pltcher-Bennett by Cro.hers
Tmpire-B. MADDEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
SANDOW RETURNS
FROM Trip in East Where He Arranged
match Between zbyszko ana
Hetaaenbarh

Waldeck Zbyszko. worlds heavy
weight Champion wrestN will meet
george Reissenbach here on AprI1 10
Promoter Sandow returned yesterda,
from y several days trip in the east
where he arranged n match bet ween thu
DIE grapnlers An effort was made 10
have pr Roller and the European cham
ni9n meet here but this was unsuccess-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

other players-Cros- chaddock kai.-
Kyle. anu
The Regulars and Yanmzan- Of IN.
wheeling baseball team held their first
real practice on the Elm tirove baseball
iield yesterday afternoon. although the
players were out in the morning Dur
Ing the afternoon. the team was divided
INTO Two teams and an interesting game
throughout and at times almost border.
ed on the sensational The Regulars
nad the advantage. Il seemed. In having
the best hitterr. as they clouted the ball
over the entire field. securing several
hlts Tor extra bases. The Yannigans
however. were able To secure a few
good clouts at the sphere even though
they were unable to get the runs.
The boys played hard and showed a
reterInins tion TO do their best and
Pop" schriver was able To get a fair
sroand was quite soft ses "nd S Pas ss
the players In covering ground. but even
with this handicap. they were able. AT
that they knew something about The
game With another such parctice to-
day. the stage fright and other nervous
ness ,sr VIII have worn Off. and even bet
The 1annigans went 60 bat first and
were retired with a man on bases. The
regulars went them one better securing
a score. The second and third innings
were featureless and the fourth brought
score for the Yannigans and three
Ahe Ihen IL was
that the timid ones failed. They were,
however. able to hold the Regulars
scoreless In the next inning. but In the
sixth. they allowed the Regulars to get
another score. The seventh and last in
ming was the fatal one, and IL was prob
ably well for the Ysnnigans that the
game was 20 end there: as five more
scores We're Tailed by the Regulars.
giving them total Of ten.
Six Pitchers Used
SIX pitchers were used. three on eth
std
however. Is no the limit In either the
pitching or catching force and others
viii likely be given an opportunity 10
show their mettle today. Eight pitch
ers had been selected but Weidel and
Johnson were not used.
- FOR the Regulars. tmlauff Tenant
heene and Reilly showed good form
and were ever ON the jump. Thompson
Tor the Nannigans also was able to show
ability as an infielder. Several others
on the team also showed up we'll. and
with a Few more such tests will be able
10 show TO better advantage.
quite large crowd Of fans of the
suburban town were present To witness
the contest, and endeavOred TO pass on
! the fitness Of this or that player for the
team.
The gcora
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

Read the first instalInnent Of THE
Tragedy Of Fifty Years Ago" In The
intelligence next Saturday.
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WHEELING PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHEDULE
COMING SEASON.

aa, meeting held Sday afternoon SaPnna Schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

Take TRIETS For Bowel Trouble.
Most Drug Stores Sell Both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
REGULARS AND YANNIGANS PLAY SHORT
GAME ON THE ELM GROVE BALL PARK
FIRST PRACTICE GAME OF
STOGIE RECRUITS PLAYED
YESTERDAY.
Eight Pitchers and Two Catchers
Lineup-Regulars Won in
Easy Manner.

TIE SCORE
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John'on tented and landed his left
on Wizards jaw Repeated upper
cuts with right so Wizards jaw. Inc
latter was very nervous. Johnson was
laughing. willard drove two let's To
the ncgro's body Johnson drove
right to Willard body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

The round opened with Willard rush
ing and missing right upper cut The
challenger was the aggressor and tried
20 force the fighting. Johnson slam
med Willard on the mouth with a left.
Jess only laughed. The negro was be-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03
Distances over Lincoln Highway

Distances between various cities and
towns on the Lincoln Memorial High
way between New York and Gettys
burg are given in letter written by
Robert N. Harter, chairman OF the
Highway committee, of Washington,
d. c., in answer to request made
by Chairman Weller of the States
Roards commission. Mr.. Harter's let
ter to Mr.. Weller, in full, is fol-
ows:
I'm compliance with my promise
to you, | beg to advise you that the
distance over the Lincoln Highway
route, from New York to the Della
ware Line via Elizabeth, Trenton>
Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington and
Newark, is 1872 miles; from the Della
ware Line, via Elizabeth, Trenton,
ton, Havre de Grace and Belair, is
593 miles; through Baltimore City
rs miles; and from Baltimore to
Washington, via Elkridge, Laurel,
Hyattsville and Bladensburg, over the
Baltimore Washington Boulevard is
4O.4 miles, thus making the distance
| from the Delaware Line to Washington
lUl.Z miles ana IrOm NEW lOIh W
Washington 25440 miles.
"The distances from Washington to
Gettysburg, by the route agreed upon,
are as follows: Washington to Rock
Vile, over the Rockville Pike, 14.5
miles; Rockville to Ridgeville, through
Gaithersburg, 22S miles; Ridgeville
to Frederick 1879 miles; from Freder-
| ick to the Pennsylvania Line, via
| Thurmont and Emmitsburg, 26.1
miles; and from the Pennsylvania
Line to Gettysburg 8 miles; thus
making the total distance from Wash
ington to Gettysburg 1858 miles. The
entire distance from New York to
Gettysburg, via Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Frederick is
thus 3407 miles.
Trusting that this is the informa-
ton you desire, and thanking you
for your courtesies and valuable as
sistance in this important matter"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03
MORE JURORS ARE DRAWN
Will Take Places of Fifteen Who Were
Excused.


Judges Hammond Urner and Glenn
Worthington have drawn the follow
ing persons to serve as jurors in the
places of fifteen men who have asked
to be excused from serving on the
September juries:
Frederick-Albert l.. Pearre in the
place of r. Ames Hendrickson; James
NJ. Dronenburg in the place of Char
les B. Staley; Gilmor r. Flautt in
the place of Everest Harding.
Observation-Disclosures d. Cope
land in the place of Daniel z. Pad
gett
Middletown-Daniel S. Koogle in
the place of Albert s. Remsburg.
Emmitsburg-F H. Orndorff in the
place of c. T. Zacharias.
northumberland Warrenfeltz in
the place of Peter G. Pryor
Liberty-Irving S. Albaugh in the
place of Albert W. Etzler.
Hauvers-W. Scott Lantz in the
place of John f. Forney.
Wbodsboro-Noah e. Flanagan in
place Of Howard ID. Flickinger.
Mechanicstown- Samuel Stembaugh
in the place of Robert A. Tyson.
Woodville-Asa f. Watkins in the
place of George W. Runkles.
BurkiEtsville-Oliver C. Sigler in
place of William Magaha.
Brunswick-Frank L. Splitter in the
place of William l.. Gross.
Walkersville- Joseph H. Hummer
in place of Thomas S. Albaugh.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03
TIE A TAG TO YOUR MAIL
One Cent VIII Bring II Back To
Prove Delivery.

New York, Aug. 2S.-After Septem-
Der l senders of fourth-class parcel
post matter will get receipt for
the things they mail if they pay the
fee of 1 cent They can get also a
tag showing the article has been de-
livered to the consignee by buying
a small label and affixing it, and l.
cent stamp to the package before it
is mailed. This tag will then be
mailed back to them as soon as the
package has gone into the consign-
ee's hands. Neither receipt nor tag
means that the parcel is insured.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03
NEGRO'S TRIAL RUSHED
Murderer Indicted, Tried and Sen
fenced in Six Hours.

Murphysboro, Ill, Aug. 31.-Joe
Deberry, the negro who killed his
benefactress, Mrs. ]. H. Martin, in her
home July 80, was indicted here yes
terday, pleaded guilty within few
minutes, again pleaded guilty when
the trial court reconvened in the af-
tence- occupied less than six hours.
hanged October 16.
The entire observation-disclosures,
plea of guilty, presentation of evidence
to the trial judge and passing of SEN
occupied less than six hours.
Crowds thronged the courtroom and
hundreds of persons were gathered
on the streets. There were threats OF
possible mob violence, but the pres
ence of three companies of the Illinois
National Guard served to prevent
violence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03
ARM BROKEN BY asELF-sTARTER
Warren f. Brenizer, OF Washington,
Badly Injured.

A self-starter that refused to start
was the cause of Warren F. Brenizer,
a prominent sewerage contractor OF
Washington, receiving a fractured
arm, at Paddock, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Brcnzer, when the starter re-
fused TO work. endeavored to crank
his automobile. The crank slipped
and he fractured his right arm.
He came to the Frederick City hos
pital yesterday morning, where and
X-ray examination was made. The
arm was then set.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03
sATTE's ATTORNEY.
DOR STATES ATTORNEY.

] wish to inform my party associates and
friends throughout the county that | am
candidate for the Office of States Attor-
ney, and ask them for their assistance and
support at the primary election to secure
my nomination on the Democratic ticket.
EDWARD J. SMITH.
decS5 tip. Frederick District, No. 9.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
List of Those Who Hold Office in
Oity and County, Elective and
Appoiptive.
Frederick COUNTY.

Circuit Court-Chiei Judge, Hammond
Urner. Associate Judges, Glenn II.
Worthington. Edward e. Peter. Court
neel al frederick City first Monday in
t. "a, uary and September for Grand Jury
FERNS, December. petit Jury term; May,
non H. erm.
Clerk of the Circuit Court-HaTy w.
Bowers. Deputy Clerks, Eli G.. Haugh,
Charles B. Croft, n 10y, M. N. Nusz,
Harry l.. Chap me and John II. MARI
Register of Samuel d. Thomas.
deputies. l. Fenion Thomas, {. n.
Kreh and K. f Lighter
Orphans Court ohm c. Castle, Chief
Judge; John w Mumlurd, Albert W..
Ecker Orphans Court meets every
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
each week.
County Treasurer-lfrrd. W. Cramer.
Deputy County TreaSurer-Charles R.
Harper.
County Commissioners-Jo Ohm w. Hol-
ter, President; r. n Mohler, Frank Nj.
Stevens, John w. Humm, J. Steward An
nan. H. l.. Gaver, Clerk. Jacob Rohr-
back, Attorney.
Tax Assessor and Assistant. Harry
Alnutt, Spencer E. Slup.
School Commissioners - Cyrus F
Flock. president; A. w. Nicodemus
VIM. P. Morsell. DIR. Charles l.. Wachter
Oscar B. Coblentz James M. Cambria
IT.; Charles Nice. Matthias, attorney.
Secretary, Treasurer and Superintend
emit G. LLOYD Palmer Assistant Super
intendent, Franklin Harshman. Clerk t
Board. E, r. Stockman.
States Attorney-Samu A. Lewis.
Sheriff.. d. Conard, Jr Deputies
Clarence c. Hotter, Office Deputy; Jane
A. Jones, Riding Deputy; Charles w
Smith Turnkey.
Supervisors of Elecuons-Garrett }
DeGrange, president; "a illiam B. James
Republicans, and Joseph F. Eisenheaur
Democrat; Clerk, Claegctt Z. Remsberg
Surveyor-Emorv {. Crum.
County Health Otfiter-Dr. Ralp
Browning, Myersville.
Superintendent and Clerk at Montevu
-Olin W. Rice, Superintendent J. L
English, Clerk
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03

hereby announce myself as Ca.
i for the office of States candidate
ject to the decision of The ne U,ney' sub
Frederick county, in the Primary V EI Of
to be held in September. 1918 Election
II. KlEFFER DEL AUTPp
Middletown District \
jan22-tp ''''c'' No. g.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03

Miss Hulda Brust, primary teacher
of the Girls High school, will judge
the school exhibit at the Garrett coun-
ty Fair at Oakland, Nd, September
%, 80 and October l.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-09-03

The Emmitsburg and ThurmOnt
road which was badly washed by the
recent aoods is being repaired under
the directions of State Road patrol
man Samuel Fraley.