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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-09-22
SWITZERLAND NEXT VICTIM.
Reported That Germans VIII Invade
Switzerland to Attack France.

Paris. Sept. S.-Switzerland is be-
Ing drawn closer to actual participa-
tion In the great war. II is rumored
that the Germans may invade Switzer-
land to attack the unprotected frontier
OF France. south OF the present opera
uons. A Zurich dispatch states the
fourth division of the Swiss army has
been called out for active service.
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Brltaln's Great Debt.

London. Sept. 17.-Great Britain's
appropriations Cor the war already
totailing $3.50. 200. 900 will be further
increased before parliament adjourns.
Premier Asquith will propose another
vote of credit Tor billion and a half.
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GERMANS STILL ADVANCE.
Around Wilma Russian situation Sc
rious--In Galicia Germans Defeated.

Petrograd. Sept. 1S.-Vilna Is sur
rounded by the Germans and 1t is
feared the fall OF the city is immi-
nent. II Is officially admitted that
the Germans are advancing from
Pinsk along the Xobrit-Pinsk rail-
way.
The Russian offensive continues sue
cessfully In northeastern Galicia where
the Russians have captured over
three thousand within the last two
days.
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British Steamer SubmnrincJ

London, Sept. 1S.-Thc British
tank steamer san seferino from Mex
leo was submarincd off Ireland to-
day. Three OF the crew are missing.
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Constantinople. Sept. 1S.-A part OF
the Turkish Black Sea fleet shclled the
Crimean coast Friday. In the Per-
sian gulf a hundred British were kill
ed ln surprise attack.
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Attempts To- Invade ScryIo.

Nish. Sept. iS.-Three attempts Of
the Austrians To invade Servia by way
of the Save River have been repulsed
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ADMIT LOSS OF WILMA,
Russians Retreat from Another Great
Fortress

Petrograd. Sept. 20.-The war Of
flee today admitted that the Germans
have occupied Wilma and the Rus
slams are retreating through the city
to avoid its destruction by lombard
ment. Russians still hold Dvinsk
fortress and the entire Dyina river
-fro,,t .,~--4s. "a -s-s-. - NkssAs~sw~~>-tsr
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ITALIANS MOVE FORWARD.
Hard Fighting Resumed I'm Isonzo
Valley

Rome. Sept. 1S.-IIard lighting has
again developed at Plezzo and the
Isonzo valley. The Italians moved
their trench lines forward under the
protection OF terrific bombardment.
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SEPTEMBER %. 1916.
BALKANS PREPARE FOR war.
ROUMANIA READY TO FIGHT FOL-
LOWING MOBILIZATION ON :
FRONTIER.

German Newspapers Tell of New Bal
kan League for Protection from
Germany ana Austria - Bulgaria
Only One OF Little Kingdoms not in
Compact. I
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Differences of opinion between the
cabinet and the parliament have been
demonstrated clearly since the forma-
tion early this month of a duma of
liberal and progressive elements. The
new majority put forward a pro-
gramme Of important reforms, and it
was reported that the cabinet might
resign. Premier Goremykin went to
the field headquarters of Emperor
Nicholas to discuss the situation and
on his return to Petrograd it was said
the government regarded the pro-
gramme of the Liberals as untimely.
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BULGARIA. AGAINST ALLIES.

London Has News That bulgaria Has
Joined Germany and Turkey.
London. Sept. 2O-Bulgaria has
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I SANTA ANNA SAFE.

lands. q
St. Michael, Azores. Sept. 17.--Ital-
Ian liner Santa Anna. which was re-
Gently ahre at sea. arrived here to-
dsy. The passengers were transferred.
TO the Fabre liner Anconia for Naples.
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UNITED STATES Protesting
Will Send Strong Note to England on Order
in Council, Which in Injurious to the
American Trader With Neutrals.

Chief Interest of Day Ceners in Diplomatic Actions
land, United States and Germany-Bern Will Give Full
Satisfaction for Sinking of Arabic Hesperian-
Gain South and Germans In North at Eastern Scene of
War.
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Gar DIsA|SsES DUml.
ASSEMBLY UNTIL
NOVEMBER, WHEN 1T MAY BE
RE.ASSEMBLED.

Program of Reform Outlined by Lib
erals Considered UntimcIy and Ad-
jOurnmcnt of Lawmakers Results
Cabinet and Parliament Differ on
Scheme Of Work.
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AMERr > IMURDERED BY IN.
: DIAN.
AMERI'

Con- . ations Between Vera Cruz
p fexicO City Interrupted by
: As.
Jhington, Sept. 1S.-Another
fcan whose name is not given,
murdered by Yaquis, reports the
A.lerican consul at Mazatlan. The
consul at Vera Cruz reports that COM
munication to Mexico City is again in
terrupted by the Zapatists who have
been attacking trains
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AQuEDUCT TURF JOTTINGS.

Goadwood Nigh, have been named Good
Thing" for ne won the 'irst race AZ he
long oads ~ 20 20 !. l. was sItd that
owner Il. + Carman ouIy had a s"n'I-
must have calculated that y" change f'om
Haustis 10 Johvny NcThRgart as Jockey
would make a vast Improvement In ,iuod
woods form. ,iondwooi opened AT 81 20
! and closed at 20
There was = strong play in the second
race on silver Thread winch ,houGh =
threr-yrar-oii, WAS making her mrs. START.
She was 10 70 IN" post. hun failed 20 run
up TO this fas' trial she had shown Trainer
Oiom and finished seventh.
EIcusinla. which won the second race.
brought a little more credit - he Hurr .
cana stud FARMS Isito~ She IS F, m Z
sister 20 - l>i1ore, which won Tor Nj.
sanford on Tuesday
Tommy Mcrasgar' rode in A., dcIly
different fashion an raItndu'n from that
which he displayed on sam Jackson. piilu-
quin was farorite ror the thiri race and
leading In The stretch, Tommy dropped his
whip and seemed to forget he had any
hands as Presumption and MIR. Specs shot
up and beat him out,
Il WAS a good day Tor the McTaecar,s.
Tommy riding two Winners and Johnny
one,
There was a further inquiry into the
ipckry, Joo Byru" Rotor" me fourth race
tho stewards h.a pNrnc's ~ rr IN the
stand. She ia a dHush'er ~ " Nrr-
rick, who trains Yankee Nations. Witch
vas rcpriman'oi fr pulling NJ n!gc
Thistle.
III. letter : .rorci sgsin as T. d,i on
suburban dsy. In the Midslmmrr Slccple-
chase he nrs' three were shannon River.
Skibbereen and Single Stick.
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TOM COWLER BEATEN,
BUT IS NOT DISGRACED
Jim Corbctt'S English Heavy
Game Enough. hut Doesn't
Know How to start.

When the hell rang al the end Of IN"
tenth round NJ 81. Nicholas Rink last
might, Jim Corbctt's Ton cowler was
still on his fee, and not entirely dis
yraced at the hands NJ iunhoat Smith.
The Gunner won. cowlor wasn't a
pretty sight. to be sure. as he had re-
ceiyed a rasty cut over his left ,ye
i'm the fourth round and thereafter he
had to fight without the aid of this
optic.
At times the Engiishmau outhoN"d the
Gunner. which is saying a whole lot.
Certainly TN. future heavyweight cham
MON of the world wasn't facing smith
last light. cowler had a good LEFT In
IN. p%ouglaston Inn camp, but he must
have left II down on Long Island. for
IN. o;uuner was troubled not at all with
left Jabs.
Cowler didu', seem To know Just what
TO do next. He watched Corhctt. talk"d
TO leading citizens Of Bay side and re-
sponded at all times to british calls
from the gallery. At that he didn't
seem TO fear the Gunner lie mixed
when the Gunner mixed and tried to
emulate the Gunner's terrific swings
each time the latter uubuCkled one.
Jim Corbett WAS "A hit more fahher-
gasted than his pupil. towlcrs best
work was in close when he got Smith
mined on the ropes. Eut his good fight
ing points cropped out at too infrequeut
occasions.
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SECOND RACE

Good start: won driving ~Gnodwooi. ch e.
hv Watcrcro>. Nlmaiir. owned and trained
hN Il r tarmtu
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

4, ne possible that Pat Mordn,s
pb,llies are about TO nave ,nf VISA, 10" ,,
season explosion
hand running low.
r.. ouak.rs are not likely TO scare the
p,r,.e. and the Cuhs II thsy submit 20
trimmings at the hands OF the hens anu
Cardinals, -
nnr old friend George wiltse came in
hanSy for Lee Magee in the hrs' gam" az
wan cav Yesterday. He went to the
r.scue OF smith and made good
One run was enough for Death Na,,ey
Sou 60, wer. helpless before his pitching, At
,hst these deadly rivals broke even In the
lumber OF hits. Each side got hve during
the day.
MENACE of the National League, The last
cn,,nis of days Stallings's team has shown
signs OF real hitting for the first time In a
dogs age.
A.xard.r los, the decision to Doak at
c., Yesterday. He was out pitched.
fnr Doak allowed only three hits 70 seven
on the king OF the sIabmen, sun. TO
make the day as gloomy as possible, me
Quakers contributed no Icss IMAM BIN ERRORS
to the sad occasion.
pipp does no, seem to he quite himself
AZ vel. He runs with a perceptible limp,
However, he got around 70 second In, that
frst inning about as quickly as could be
expected.
Roone evidently IL worried over his hit
ling stump, lie is offering at poor balls,
which is a bad sign for a younsster
possessed Of such keen Judgment az he
showed this spring.
That Cook has the natural talents Of a
great nelder was indicated by his rat'lins
catch on ford In the eighth inning
His trouble seems to he lack OF initiative
and INDIGESTION. lie IL not confident Of him
.elf He has all other qualifications in,
Guiding hne sped and a great arm.
As a catcher Mckee Is a nne hitter
Fritz Maisel stole two bases on the red
haired backstOp In the seventh. McKee's
| peg to second hit Duhuc on the shoulder
ms he turned to watch the result at The
midway. His second throw couldn't pos
sibly have hit Wit unless the latter had
been on a ladder,
II was a grand day for extra base hits,
Each side contributed four doubles. ban
mann and Cobb got two apiece. pipp's
home run was tho cha NIPPON swat for dis.
lance. " feu among the chairs halfway
UP the second tier.
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To-day. schedule.
Detroit in New York
Chicago In Boston.
81. Louis in Philadelphia
cleveland In Washington.

Slim Caldwell. who pitches the base
ball for Bill Donovan when he is not
engaged In autoing and other plea surea
OF the idle baseball rich. succeeded IN
getting the Yankees back In their win
ming ways at the Polo Grounds yes
terday afternoon. Caldwell. with the
able assistance of young Barney and old
Doc Cook. trimmed Detroit's Tigers
by a score of 6 to 4.
Caldwell also rid the series OF Jen-
nings's most serious menace. none less
than lear Dubuc. the French Canadian
who usually can stop New York simply
by walking into the box. caldwell
would have had next thing to "A day
of but for said Dubuc. The French
man Is n great pitcher and a slugger
as we'll. lie was of a note or two m
,wirling rhythm yesterday. hut made NJ
for this deficiency In clouting. lie
slapped home three of Detroit's -four
runs.
Compared to the game OF the day be-
fore, the exhibition of the Yankees was
the last order of excellence. caldwell
had faultless support. This alone pulled
him through to safety. for he weakened
p~erceptibly toward the close. Ray.
arm did pot appear just right. He acted
as If IL We're a little sore. He wa.
forcing himself all the way.
Detroit snatChed eleven hits OF Cald
we'll, four of them for two bases each
yet outside the second and ninth in
nings. no Tiger runner got past second
base. In Zach OF these innings the
Felines punched three safe swats. Cald'
we'll pitched himself out Of trouble a
the expense OF two runs in the second
A wonderful running catch of a Texas
Lacquer by Pipp saved him in the ninth
cobb would ave got past second IL
the eighth all right IL it hadn't beer
for Doc Cook. He was at the midway
by grace of a two ply crack with two
gone, when Sam Crawford, the ancient
ba rber Of Wahoo. slammed one IN his
copyrighted fashion. Sam never hit 9
ball harder I'm all his life. IL shot on
in Cooks direction with the speed %
a perfect golf drive. took took a goot
peek. increased his legs. sprinted out
turned around once to see II he wa.
travelling In the right direction ant
finally backed up against the fence fol
one of the best catches he ever made
The fan had conceded old Sam a HON,
run or a triple at least. They s~carcel,
could believe Cook had made It an out
Cook acted as II he scarcely could be
lieve II himself,
Young Barney. recently purchased
from Jersey city. played his first game
before the home folk and behaved very
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EASTERN ATHLETES
FAVORITES IN WEST
Trip to San Francisco Broken
by Many Receptions and
Special Meets.
ny NELNIN ". SHEPPARD.
Coach Of Ntl1rOse \. n.

OMAHA. July 2S.-The West is going
wild over athletics. Everywhere special
sets of games are being arranged for the
parties now en- our to San Francisco
to compete in the national champion
ships. This city is one of the most
enthusiastic imaginable. II has made
arrangement for "A series of exhibition
contests by nearly all the big delega-
,ions making the long trip. other cities
between chicago and Denver are known
to he doing likewise and 1t IL probable
the same state OF affairs Will he found
westward of the mountain metropolis.
The Illinois A. &. Of Chicago, Uni
yersity Of Chicago. University OF Mis-
sour. Missouri A g OF - Louis.
Kansas city 4. g., New orleans a G..
Irish American A. e. of New York and
our own little group of Millrose A.. A.
men from Manhattan are providing tue
bulk Of material for these events.
A crowd met US at the train
to-day. Il seems that word OF our
coming had reached the ears of the
Omaha general pblic, probably through
the local newspapers. There were
cheers for the different members of our
bunch. but more for the club itself and
for John Wauamahcr. We did only
light training this afternoon. but had
an eager attendance of spirited ~onlookcrs
at the track. Apparently the whole city
turned out to watch the boys.
kyron.n, Pores. G~iauakopulos and
Higgins all did "A hit of running, but at
tempted nothing strenuous in the speed
line. cahill tossed the weights around
lust enough To Timber up. The boys are
IN such condition that II would not do
for them to take any chances now Of
going stale. The programme VIII be
kept ight for the next week at least.
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BARNEY AND COOK HELP
CALDWELL NIP TIGERS
Youngster Hits in Pinch; Doc Makes Miracle Catch of
Crawford's Apparent Homer-Yankees
Triumph by Score of 6 to 4.

The Yankees came back at the Tigers
yesterday and knocked them out of a
good chance to gain on the Red Sox,
who lost a pitchers battle to the chicago
white Sox. Chicago is one fun game
within the leading Hub aggregation as
a result of this victory. New YORK
crawled w to within II game of Wash
ington and fourth place. as the Senators
were slaughtered by cleveland. The
Browns nosed out the Athletics.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. g.. Detroit. Z.
chicago, L. Boston. o.
st. Louis. s, Philadelphia. s
Cleveland. 10. Washington. /.
Detailed sts Of the Clubs,
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ARCHIE M'ILWAINE
WINS AT WANOy
Leads Bic Field With Card q.
a. in Qualifying Round Of
Annual Tourney.
PLAYS WELL COMING IN

MANcHEsrEr. Vt, July % IT c-..
teen hole qualifying round " o., Gee.
presidents cup tournawcu' eel, ,.,t..
at the Ekwanok COUNT; '..p 'o.ll.
and a. @. McIlwaine - Won ''e g..
medal for the round with tl c.,.g
for the manner in which y" .'y.l n.
homeward journey. whore 'Nrrn Ad
six ~ gave him n tota. o.. o. ,Hia',
for the round. Ills card.
A q. McIiwaine "a, Ni'toua'
gu. ........... 4 N -
1n............ 4333 $50. ''-il
The head OF tho fold Nl. '.... 'sa0
in the same Tournament la- ..,....
Those at SIS were the last goo ,r.fa
first flight Of 30. VIZ. Sr,,, .. nr,...
lawn and Max Il Marstou ~ 1a''l.-,l
each looked like medal wtuu,~. um
they failed TO sustain their p',,ts On
the last few holes. The foJm,s i,uI rcd
SIX strokes for tn" home h'e aHl 's
latter finished with three 's T., N,-r
ted at 20 for second place. " t. .
Travis of Garden ,'tv D.. go rt.'' %
with a card Of 50. wins" f.HI 70. .'..'
OF the same club Wa . '' .u '.
trouble on the short holes and 'fs-
taking Q. for his round w,'h!.r" Ge
scores:
F.r., Thrty.;vo-A o. N.l '"n. "a
National. - w T. sc,.s. -
W Is "H.Siimore. =. II. n E,... y.
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ERRORS GIVE GAME AWAY.
Athletics Make Them and Browns
PROFIT by Them.

PHILADELPHIA July 2~S,-Bungling
play in the fifth inning Of to-day's game
gave the st. l.ouis Browns four runs
and allowed them to beat the Athletics
s to :. Wyckoff pitched a clever game,
but his support failed him, The only
Mackman to strike out was McAvoy,
who hit for Wyckoff in the ninth. Man
ager Mack says there is still plenty Of
room for improvement in his newly de-
veloped team. lie expects fresh arrivals
in the near future and predicts that
several Of them will come to stay. The
score:
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WHITE SOX WIN A GAME.
Ued SOH Beaten by to O score
Through Catcher's Error.

BosToN, July 2s.-The slipping White
Box took a brace to-day and beat the
Red Sox ! to .. To prevent the Rostons
from scoring, the Chicago felders sped
here, there and everywhere, Eddie
Collins leaping four feet into the air
at one time and Hap Felsch racing a
god fifty yards another time to kill
or seemingly certain hits.
On pitching merits Boston should
have won, Scott being outpitched by
Shore. Thomas's failure to hold a throw
from Hooper IN right field allowed
Schalk to score the only run of the
game. The score:
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ALEXANDER MEETS DEFEAT.
Cardinals with DORk In Hox Heat
philIics by . ~ score.

ST. Iorrs. July 2s-Alexander met
his NTH defeat Of the season to-day
when The Cardinals . the Phtllies,
2 to |. Three errors gave a run IN
the first Bescher's triple scored Butler
in the second and Wilson scored In the
sixth ON his double and a sincl" by
SNYDER. Doak held the leaders To- three
hits, singles by Rocker in the first. Me-
hon in the fourth and Bancroft in the
ninth. Rutler's tumble presented the
Quakers with their score. The score:
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CLEVELAND HAMMERS BOTH.
BOehlimx and Harper Found for
Ten Runs-Just One ON ,JOues.

W~AsHiSGToN. July 2s.-Cleveland hit
Boehling and Harper at will to-day, de-
feating Washington 10 to ! I'm a long
drawn out, uninteresting game. Jones,
the visiting bOXman, allowed only six
scattered hits and was supported well.
Boehiing was driven from the slab after
working five innings and Harper. who
relieved him, also was batted hard and
often. The score
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KANSAS Cry, July 2S.-THo fist fights
In which Managers Stovall and Magee
I'm urn FLASHED with Umpire Corcoran
featured the double header here to-day
which Kansas city and Brooklyn divided.
The visitors won the first. 4 to 3, and the
locals took the final. 3 to .. on Pcrrirg's
double and Bradley's single IN the ninth.
Stovall started "A fight with CorCora1
IN the NTH inning of the first game
over "A deCision at second base. The
umpire retaliated and several blows
were struck before players separated
them.
The Magee-Corcoran fracas occurred
In the eighth round Of the final on
test. when Corcoran called a third strike
on kaun, The latter. objected and was
ordered from the game. Manager Magee
took up the argument. swearing at Cor
coran. who suddenly struck him I'm the
face. and the nigh, was on. The players
made No erfort to stop them. but they
we're finally separated by the police. The
score
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new FIRST SACKER
SIGNS WITH GIANTS
George Kelly. From Victoria Of
Northwestern League,
May Play in Field.
DOOM PRAISES SCHAUER

The worlds champion Braves started
their second invasion of the West with
q victory over the rec As a result
they took a clear title to third position.
New York idlcd in Chicago because OF
the day of mourning and the Dodgers
could not play in Pitsburg on account
Of rain. The Dodgers, however. profted
by the layof. as st. Louis stopped the
leading Phillies.
Yesterdays Results
Chicago-New York postponed.
Pittsburg Brooklyn trainJ.
Boston. 3. cincinnati. !.
o.. Louis. 3. Philadelphia. /.
Detailed standing Of the clubs.
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Runs-Washington. Milan; Cleveland. South.
worth, CHAPMAN, I: Klrke, Turner, Wambs.
S.anss, O'Neiil, Jones First base on errors
washington, !; Cleveland, ! Left on bases
Washington, D.; Cleveland. 70 Hits-OH
Boehllng, II in five innlngs; off Harper. 6 in
fhtr innings struck out by Boehling. .;
by Harper. :. Two base hit-Southworth'
sacrifice hits smith, Turner. Stolen bases
Moeller, Turner. Double play Souihwor'h
and Chapman. rmpires o Loushlin and Hi.
debrand Time hours
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'Bat'ed for Wyckon in the ninth inning.
81 Louis ..".--. 0 O-s
Philadelphia .......... o . 0-5
Runs-St. Louis. Shoiton. .: Sisler. Pratt.
c Walker, How ard Philadelphia. Walsh,
Oldring, Schang, .: Kopf, RIMS earned St
Louis, a.; Philadelphia, 4 Two base hit
La!Oie. Three base hits-Shottun. Schang.
Sacrifice hits Laiole, wyckon, Austin. ..
Stolen bases Walsh. Oldring, Malone. Left
on bases Philadelphia. .; st Louis. Q.
Struck out-By wyckoff, 3: by I.oudermilh.
!. Double plays-Loudermilk, Lavan and
Howard; Pratt. Lavan, and Howard, First
First base on balls or wyckon, 8: OF Lou
dermilk 6. B,lk wyckoH, Ump,res- Dineen
and Nallin Time hour and IS minutes.
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N~sten League.

WIchlta. 4. Omaha, v
sioux city. 5; Topeka. l.
~ JH.sph. :; Denver. 3 'hrst game
D.ryer I. 81, Joseph, 3 ,se'ond sAW"l
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Johnny ounce hbhs We dIl'Nt' - M
ciate outside of the ring next TUESDAY
night.
Mike Collins writes from Hudson,
WIS, that he will bring Fred Fulton.
IN. Rochester giant, ON 10 New YORK
some time next month. Fulton Is III"
man who ~ said to have foorei jess
willard In the second of a three round
bout. Collins SAYS
81 will agree 10 have Fulton stop any
man selected for him inside Of ten
rounds or ! will not take a dime. !
intend to promote "A GIbhons-Noun
Ahearn bout at 81. Paul or Minneapolis,
They will certainly draw a $4,000 house.
Gibbons and McC;oorty drew $3.50 for
me in March and I think this proposed
match is "A much better card
mo chance for that bout" said Dan
/ McKetrick, as he tossed the Collins let
ter to one side. "GihbOns won't fgh;
him. Five different times Gibbons has
had offers OF bouts with Ahearn, hut he
has refused them all, jake has grown
ur until he Is as large as Mike, When
they fought several years ago Jake
weighed only 1874 hounds
"Do You know that ia ten times
rather fight Mike Gibbons than Jack
Bri,ton," remarked Soldier Bartteld
Yesterday. "Britton Is the hardest man
in the world to hit, ! couldn't land
on him in QUE fight and ! had no trouble
in landing on Mike Gibbons. Well, ! am
the only man around here who ever
knocked Mike down. | had his mouth
and ear cut. You know Mike is an
awfully proud fellow, When the ear was
cut he kept wipisg ii with his glove.
He couldn't bear to have the crowd see
the result Of my punch, II Billy Roche
had hpen in tlp ring mat n1pht he
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