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Arizona republican., 1915-04-27
PHOENIX AD-CLUb GETS BIG
 ST0CKOALE LECTURE SERIES

of the best takers in the business which produces few enough who can talk except through the medium oi printers ink. He was first in busi- ness for himself Then he trained to he a speaker and went with the International Harvester company. La ter he lectured on business topics for the A. W. Shaw company The educational committee of course, in vestigated with great care before it decided upon a lecturer to represent 1t in the years cruise of the gooI ship 'AdTalk.'' The committees s recommendations for MT Stockdale are backed up by reports of his first few lectures of the season. Here is one report:
 Dayton, O.. Mar 22, 1915. Lewellyn E. Pratt.
 Candler Bldg, New York
 The first Stockdale lecture was delivered tonight for the first time before an audience of more than three hundred business men and wo- men under the auspices of the Day ton Advertising Club Stockdale is better than you said. Congratula- tions upon the success of your big idea
 RORT " SIrJIJNAN
Arizona republican., 1915-04-27
VAN SCOTEk STOPS ON
 WAY ID Y CONVENTION

With the arrival for a weeks stay here of D. D. Van ScOten, interna : tional secretary of the Young Men s Christian Association for West Vir- ginia. Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia, the local " will start a waking up" week, with meetings at which the visitor will deliver short talks.
 MT Van Scoten arrived from his beaduuarters in Washington late Sunday night. and made his appear arfce at the association offices yes terdav. He is the first of the high officials of the association to arrive on route to Pacific Grove. Cal, for the conference of the employed sec
Arizona republican., 1915-04-27
But Forty Cities in United
 States Command Services of Great Business Lee
 turer Who Will Speak Here Next Monday Night.

Through the enterprise of the of this city are to be given one Of the forty lecture courses prepared by the Associated Advertising clubs of the world. as the feature of it's 1915 campaign of education. Frank Stockdale. efficiency expert and lee turer will appear Monday night m the first of a series of five lectures that he will deliver in Phoenix and 29 other cities of the United States
 The Ad-C.ub is presenting this lec- ture free to the business men and committees are out working to get a large attendance. The place of tn lecture has not been fixed yet.
 NIT. Stockdale did not write his series of talks. Five of the greatest advertising men in the world com piled those gems of business wisdom.
 They will be presented by the speaker at intervals of about two months, tEe entire course. covering two hundred lectures, occupying just a year.
 1. Advertising and the speed of the turn over-by Wheeler Summons, of the editorial staff of system. the Magazine of Business
 ?. How truth in advertising wins by Harry D. Robbins, of tin N. w Halsey Co. formerly chairman of the vigilance committee of the A. A. c. of the world.
 3. Dealers Help as it Looks to the Dealer-by $. C. Dobbs, president of the Coco Cola company former president of the Associated Ad-Clubs.
 A. Mediums and How to Select them-by Mac Martin. president of the Martin advertising agency. chair man of the committee of educational research of the A. A. C. w. ,. Some of the Local Advertisers Copy Probiems-by Frank A. Parsons author of "Principles of Advertising Arrangement.
 The Phoenix Ad-Club is paving s165 for the series of lectures. The idea of stimulating the organization in this work is the same as caused he world association to take up the i campaien to educate advertisers in how, what. when and where to ad- vertise. Stockdale is undoubtedly one
Arizona republican., 1915-04-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of TeodOra Valenzuela. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator, of the Estate of Teodora Valenzuela. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator a his office No II North First Ave nue, Phoenix, Arizona, the same being tke place for the transaction of the business of said estate. in the said County of Maricopa. Arizona
 J. r. Westberg. Administrator of estate of TeodOra Nalenzuela, deceased. Dated Phoenix, Ariz. this 16th day of April. 1915.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-27
NEW GLENDALE ROAD ID
 BE OILED IMMEDIATELY

The work of oiling the surface 'of the Glendale Phoenix road. recent fly completed by the state engineer ling departments. will begin next week and will be rushed to completion as rapidly as possible. This announce ment was made yesterday by State Engineer Lamar Cobb.
 When the road was constructed. it was planned to coat the surface with oil, but it was not expected that the work would have to be done before mid summer. owing, however. to the heavy traffic over the stretch be- tween the fair grounds and the Sugar City. it has been decided to oil the road at once. The first car of oil is due to arrive Monday.
 Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-27

MoIitor. MT and Mrs. C. c. Werner Mrs. J. Mcbride. MT. Mcbride, Mir. and Mrs. O. F. Kennedy. C. A. CorbeH, Mise Maud Armstrong, Mary E. Armstrong Phil K. Hickey, Mary Mickey, Mrs. J F. Wooton, Florence F'rizell Chas Burke, Phoenix: Miss Zimmerman Miss Zibbetts and Mrs. Van Meter and , children.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-27

The commission adjourned to Satur- day morning at 10 o'clock when the new commissioners will take office.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-27

retarieS early next month. Others are expected during the week, and arrangements are being made to show them about here
 It is planned to have some of the secretaries occupy local pulpits next Sunday
Arizona republican., 1915-04-27
MOTOR PARTY VIEWS
 OVERLOOKING DAM

To view the wonders of the Roose- Welt road, and to see the water flowing Tn two large streams over the spillways of the big dam. party of two dozen Phoenicians and friends made q pil- Srimage to Roosevelt Sunday. The trip. which was without mishap, was made in six cars of the Fi<e stage line
 Members of the party were: Mir and Mrs. Ed. Alexander. H. H. Shoup. O. H. Loeb, l.. A. Jennings. w. l.. Nanney. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
'ELECTR|GS STAGE
CONE BACK SUNDAY
;keokuk Tigers Victim Of HItfest and
Final Count oess Against
Them, "a
20 z.
KIRCHNER WAS TWIRLER /
'EIectrics' Pitcher Holds Opponents
Down to Scattered Hits and
Two Harmless
III nuns.

The Keokuk Electrics had some easy
pfckfngs when they bsttIed with the
Keokuk Tigers yesterday morning on
the Tiger ball PARK. twenty.four to twC.
being the count in the s1An1hter.
In the past few games the Electxics
were beaten by large scores, but thev
came into their own again yesterday
when they trimmed the Tigers by thu
largest score that has ever been made
by local amateur team 20 fAr this
season.
Kirchner twirled for the Electrfcs.
and. although he allowed eleven blows,
he held them 50 scattered that they
counted for very little In . game that
was primarily hitfest for the EIec,
tries.
Brieitenstein was pounded MI over
the lot and many Tiger errors allowed
the Electrics to stretch twenty-five
hits into twenty-four runs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
73 PLAYERS IN
QUALIFYING ROUND
More Coli Today at 0strolt !han
Natiorat Amateur COLI Tsufe
rsy Evef Sew.

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DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 3o.-More
golf in . single day than national
amateur rolf tourney ever saw before u
scheduled for today 1t the Country
club course. The dnal Qualifying
round OF So holes started this morn
ins with gsventy-thrse players partfci-
patins. The number originally eli
xible for this second round was SIXTY
four but the others were let In be-
cause 20 many wore tied at eighty
ave Saturday OF the sevsnty-t three,
but few can survive match play. Quail
acations must be played on ct once.
Low score medal yin be awarded ON
the results Of today's piay. Despite
the cold wind that was sweeping the
course today, sensational golf II ex-
pected. Americas golfers cup was
won BY Tom and Sheriff. Sherman Of
Utica, n. r.. yesterday whom G. e.
Van Week, Jr.. and Max Marston Of
the Baltusrol club we're defeated IN
the play-on Of the Tie. The Shermans
win hold the cup Tor one year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
HAVE
PENNANT C|NCHE [!
Roanmsn VIII Win Duntlns This
Year In Central Assoelatlon un-
less Dope 10
Upset.
HAVE GREAT LEAD NOW
Miaht Lose All Games From Now on
Till End Of the Season and
Still Not be Overcome
In the Hzcs.

The Burlington Patl1dnders have
the remnant cinched now. The Cen
trail association race was decided as
long ago as last Friday. Il Keokuk
won all her games from now on ana
burlington lost all, the Pathfinders
would still lead by q few points and
that is pretty conclusive evidence
that the rag goes to Roan's men I'M
less 4 second Ned Egan begins to
delve into the records Of Burlington
and protests ten or dozen games,
and even at that the pennant Is prAc-
tfcally assured, for noobdy Is going TO
believe that. Keokuk Is going TO win
All the remaining games. or that Bur-
Itngton IL going to lose all.
With the pennant decided 80 early
In the game the poor quality OF the
race this year becomes evident. At
no time have there been more than
three clubs, Keokuk, Burlington ana
Muscatine in the race at all while
the i've remaining clubs have noun
dered almost continuously below the
nfty-fifty mark. Within the past
month both Muscatine and Keokuk
have dropped from the nag chase
Muscatine finally slipping into third
place by constant reverses. All that
remains In the league Is the race Tor
the lesser positions.
Muscatine and Keokuk are. staging
4 BATHS for second place. while Cedar
Rapids, Clinton, Marshalltown and Ma
SON city are IN the fight for the irst
division. This scramble Is by all odds
the most interesting in the league
with Waterloo trailing the entire
s~.-s ~yrnna< ~ft1, ant hoNe AZ climb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
BRESNAHAN TRADES
CHENEY FOR SCHULTZ
Manager Of Cubs Expects New TwrIer
to Help Him Land
EIaQ.

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NEW YORK, Aug. 3o-Roger Bres-
nahan. manager of the Cubs, today
confirmed the report that he had
traded Larry Cheney. pitcher to the
Brooklyn National league team for
Infelder Joe Schultz and cash con-
sideration. Cheney has had bad
arm all year, but recently seemed to
he rounding into form. Cheney has
an iron-clad contract for about $1,000
q year, running two years.
Manager Robinson thinks Cheney
will come back hard enough to help
him land the flag and is investing
iCheney's salary in the flag scramble
The Cuks will probably use Schultz
on third base, where Bresnahan has
been unable to replace Zimmerman
now at second.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
ION HOME STRETCH
IN BIG LEAGUES
Three Clubs In Each Leasus Have :
Good Chance Tor Pen
4 nants, Barring
: Mlraoisss
LER AoTHERs DOWN And OUT
.PhllIlss, Braves and Dodgers g Havs
Long September Grind FOR
Leadership In the
a National.
nv 42,o. K I. Holmes, United Press
= star Correspondent

IBy x9,o. 4. 1 Holmes. United Press
j Stan Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. so.-For the
nrst tine fuI years the baseball season
alma over ithe line into the home
stretchS tomorrow with three clubs IA
each ie Skue still IN the pennant hunt.
And fort thet first time this season AL
the Nat tnal league clubs excepting
the PhillN,s, Dodgers and Braves. can
BE counA,d out, barring miracles
Consistend baseball by the Red Sox
and pills MAS come to the aid OF z
.bewildered ksandcm and clarified the
situations. SEhe BOstonese have won
eight Of tn list ten games and the
Ouakertown\ grew has won hve OF
.their last s.SvA,n. Only tie st. Louis
Cardinals haVc eQualled the Quakers
and they're ,A far back. nothing less
than a mirac w squirt can carry them
into the fxht AeAin. -
The much 81 edacted and long looked
for crack OF / IN sPhillies under the
strain has Il Med to materialize-
about the only crack has been
Cabby crayath's( bludgeon cracking
out homers.
The Red sox IRE floating on an
even keel, safe VIA ! . good lead. and
everything points Il the clubs easing
into an October pa anant. barring OF
course. accidents EAth Carrigan ana
Moran have fortinoA themselves Tor
this September grin. and they're 90
ing into It with aces Vi the hole. Both
have rested their sta twiriers WOOD
and Alexander-tO De very limit
safety has allowed the last two
weeks. Carrigan has en- sent Wood
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
CHANCES LOSE
Their |E| LuSTR[|
n.st rs..,. p,...., ]. 4.v. Nj.
keokuk Victories Thrown
!. IL Out May Lose
Weight.
4n
|KEoKUK HAS DEFENCE
prssIdept Of Davenport BasebalI A.
soeiatson Gays Cooper Only
Played Twenty.eloht
ss Days There.
KEoKUK HAS DEFENCE

Nuscnttue's tchnnces TO have nine
Keokuk games won while Cooper was
in the lineup, thrown out. faded to
some degree In lustre today when
|sonse moro additional facts ,on the
|transaction were brought to light.
Ned Egan and Scribe Westrade are
Knot the only cnes who have filed an.
Idavits With President Justice, he hav.
ling one special one that constitutes q
strong defense for Keokuk.
slf the dope ID right on Cooper,
'4hen throw out the games" say the
(Keokuk Baseball association ofhcers.
!..But We are going ITO nght to the last
second n standing, up for our rights
! ana there has rot ITO be more proof
given Of Cooper's being veteran
Ehan there has before It Will hold
weight here
When Clinton hrst acquired Con
Chopper from the Davenport club, the
Keokuk association was convinced
that he was . veteran. 20 protests
wssei filed agAinst several games won
BY CAnton with Cooper in the lineup
What does George Manush do then
bufSmake . little private journey over
to davenport and secures an afidavt
fronA Hays. president OF the Daven'
port baseball association that Cooper
only played with that team twenty
eight Sdays nj told.
And{ Il - an amd9xft, too. MIND
you. EEan merely quotes Manager
OLealH's word thnE Cooper played
longer than that With Davenport and
60 has 10 c&nclusive evidence Hayf
EaMdavitt Wa enough for the Keokuk
~. Al 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
Home Run Bakers
Bat Wins Pennant
For Upland Squad

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MEDIA. Pa, Aug. 30.-Home Run
Frank Bakers big bat gave Upland
the championship Of the Delaware
County league here yesterday in the
same manner it gave several cham
pionships to Connie Mack's Athletics.
Upland beat Media 9 to 5. Bakers
double sent in two runs early in the
game In the ninth, with three balls
and two strikes on him, Baker lifted
one over the wall for homer, clinch-
ing the pennant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
Yesterday in the
Central Association

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Aug. 30
Marshalltown defeated Muscatine IN
both ends of dodblcheader Sunday.
In the first game Slattery shut out
Muscatine with two hits and set q
new league record by tanning nine
teen men. The scores:
aruscatine 900 600 0e0--0 5 3
Marshalltown 600 010 11x--3 10 1
Batteries: Rojas and Hruska; Stat
teri and Ryan.
Second game:-
Mpscatine 200 600 o. s 8
Marshalltown 80. .001 020 x-3 2
Batteries: Rojas and Hruska; Rich
ardson and Ryan.
Burlington, So; warerioo, 3-5.
WATERLOO, Ia, Aug. 30-Bur-
linston and Waterloo broke even in a
double header here Sunday. The vfsf-
tors won the first, 5 to 8, in ten in
nings and Waterloo took the second.
5 to 0. The scores:
The scores:
First game R. II. E.
Burlington -. 900 001 101 2--5 IL o
Waterloo -. coo 600 300 0-3 s 3
Batteries: McCulloch and Roileg;
| Whaley and Brennan.
| Second game:-
Burlington 80. 900 coo 600 3 8
Waterloo 49,. .002 002 01x--5 z o
Batteries: Miller and Roileg; Jack
ert and Brennan.
/ Mason City. as; Clinton, 81.
MASON CITY. Ia, Aug. 30.-Mason
City took two games from Clinton yes
terday. The scores:
First game r. II. E..
Clinton ........ .002 100 0oD-3 6 1
Mason City -. 100 026 901-4 8 2
Batteries: Lyons and Link; Garrett
and Weeks.
Il Second game
Il Clinton .-....1o1 600 00e-2 3 2
Mason City 202 600 1ox-5 II
] Batteries: Nslson and Link; Corey
land Weeks. :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30

S04AAV0 XV(A0a0yp ~0AAV ~ ~ shaV &c 49, -
cogs In Waterloo's championship team
last season, has brcnsaws4rded i trophy
for being the most valuxa4 8 man to the
youngstown bascbail team this season.
McAuley continued to nlAy nashy
fleldin9 game this season end although
he did not hit the ball 20 the same
CLIP 10 last season, no waska dangerous
man In pinches and aided4 In skeeping
the Steelmen In the pennAnt race
After considering carefully, tho work
Of all players, the choice OF (a.c0mmit.
4ee OF three was sifted down. to I'VE
men. OF the ave men, tl(1ee were
members Of last season'sN Waterloo
club, McAuley, Paddy Siglin .And sBili''
Wagner. Siglin made . spuEt In hit
ting near the close Of the Central
league season, while Wagner WAS one
OF the mainstays Of the Youu gstown
club throughout the year. Hst caught
nearly every game played and IN I'D
dition was one o. the most dangerous
hitters In the league.
The Youngstown Telegram INA CON-
menting ON McAuley's selectionl had
the following:
Jimmy McAuiey Is the winner ..
the Levison trophy, which carrieenw with
II the distinction Of having rendered
the most valuable service 10 the tsAneel-
men during the season. This was the
decision OF the committee namedT to
make the award, which consisted o.
Attorney W. A. Maine, the Henry
Chadwick OF Youngstown baseball, and
the sporting editors OF the two lo<aA
papers.
I'm arriving at their conclusion. the
committee considered the worth OF
every member OF the local team.'
Weighing carefully every element OF
their work during the season. BY due
elimination process the list was pared,
down to flve names, which included
McAuley, Altenberg. Thompson, Sig
lin and Wagner. with the, nrst named
surviving when the flnal elimination
was completed.
"The trophy is . handsome silver
loving cup. which Harry Levison Of
|fered At the beginning OF the seaso4
Ito the Youngstown player who was de-
Iclared to have done the most good for
the team"
McAuley.s victory Is considered re-
'maEkable d view Of the fact that he
had axbad year IA tho hitting depart.
ment Both Wagner and siglin outhit
' s,s &, ,,.,.!: mn :. ! !. =.
q. Alb. r. H. Pct
Wagner - i22~ 438 a. 10 .261
,sigiin tz4z $50 ~ s109 "a.
EMcAuley 80. 1l6 $50 4S 81 .21:2
Wagner has been recalled by the
pirates and Joined the major league
club It New York dSng the past
week. He repiacss ms. Who VS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
Tommy Giffen Pitches Team
To Victory Over Dummies


The other threat came In the ninth
in which a threatened rally failed to
materialize to the scoring point. With
one out, Mari got his weekly MT on
a grounder to left. Siebold who had
been sent In to hit for Hermann IN
the seventh, perfected his batting
average for the day by siaMnning q
grcunder at Wilkes, that proved TOO
hot to handle. Gross whitfield sano
Collins got his daily bingle to NIL the
bases only to be tossed out at second
a moment later ON fielder's choice
OF Hickey's grounder Hollicherward.
When Indians Counted.
The first scoring by the visitors oc.
Cured in the fourth frame In which
Lee Beau led off with walk. Wilkes
singled and Lowther went down when
he made an unsuccessful attempt to
hunt on his third strike. Swfck
singled, scoring lie Beau and sending
Wilkes to third. Giffn raped one
safely to center to bring Wilkes tnd
Swick home after which Holltcher
lifted high fly to Wise and Lamb
shot foul fly to Toner to close the
frame.
The others came in the seventh
With two out In this frame, LIE Beau
singled through third and stole sec
ond scoring on Wilkes double to
right center. Lowther singled, scor-
ing wilkes and took second on the
throw in, only to be caught mapping
at the Keystone station q moment Ia
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
Mlddle atates Reaatt2

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. Co.
PhiIadelphia oarsmen have entered
All but one Of the seventeen events
which will constitute the sncual re-
rata OF the Middle States associa-
ton. The race Will be pulled Off
over the mile straight away course
on the Schuylkill river next Monday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30

TINTED Press Leased Wire Sersros
FOREST HILLS. L. l.. Aug. -
slow. chilling drixEle which us
yesterday afternoon. continued .ou .tc
nccessita4ing postponement OF .s
opening rounds Of the national ten ~.
championship. It was considered IN -
probable that play could be pesS s.-sa
dav a. the weather burean oI1e1s-
no hope Tor rleaTing 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
SOMETHING LEAKED
OUT IN cGoAR RAPIDS.

Il - 4
heoAuk snu DuI a.e $780,.
protested six gaMes uuS .s.S..
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decision n the ma'. ~. pus - .hs
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can pc TAKEN LOT CS.-. -
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the CentraI 1sso. ~ ss,I 80 rss..s ~
AnoSAou .rw.r, !. she .rhstance
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tNs report WnAcn 1 IIau saasss,
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c.S anneis s..h -.
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20 "a We D1eI Ms.sr sn.s
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squa I pie DetW cen Es.n 80 - ons..s
tori. some ~eeas s ~: - IN 49,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30

Summary.
Two base hits-Wnkes.
Sacrifice hits-Collfns.
Stolcn bases-Hickey, Toner, Wise.
LIE Beau (2), Wilkes.
Left on bases-CedAr Rapids IL;
Keokuk, 4.
Double plays- Giffn, HolIicher and
Bfxby.
struck out-By Gross 1; by Gifln
Bases on balls-on Gross, 3; off
Giffn 3.
Time of game: 80.
Umpire-Jeffries
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
Sixteen Year Old Cir, Wins.

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ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30.-Grace Stew
art. Is. won the two mile swimming
race fer women. held Sunday in the
mississippi river by the Western
Rowing club. Her time was 1853. a.
new record
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-30
SCRAPS
~ SAMMY PARto
United Press stan Correspondent

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NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-With both
Packey Mcfarland and Mike ,Gibbons'
scheduled to start training here tomor-
row for their coming ten round bout,
interest in the affair increased by
leaps and bounds today. Both A..
rived this forenoon from their respec-
tive western haunts and were billed
to start strenuous workouts tomor-
row.
A drudge Fight.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Jim Savage
and Charley Weinert were ready to-
day for their ten round bout ct the
Garden tomorrow night. Tho match
Is somewhat Of q grudge tight, both
hailing from New Jersey. Sixteen
dollars worth of tickets have been
sold in Newark alone, according to
promoters.
Fight 10 Postponed.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30-The Al Nc
Coy-Young Ahern battle. scheduled for
Ebbetts Field, Thursday night, was
today postponed until September D.
because OF Allearn's illness.
To Go Ten Rounds.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Joe Axeve-
do, Of California and Phil Bloom, the
Brooklyn lightweight, win 80 ten
rounds before the Clermont Athletic
club tonight.
DALLAS, Texas, Aug. O.-Tommy
Garry, Chicago light weight, today
wac matched to box ten rounds with
Benny Cardova, OF San Antonio,
here. September 4.