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CattIemen's Day Program tn BE Given i'm
Gunnison. Colorado. July % and 2:3. 1918

least five stakes, put up stove with pipe
through tent and start fire in stove. First
smoke from stove pipe decides winner Each
outfit allowed five men, all but driver TO be on
horse back.
Prizes First S,e.oO. x9o M. Third -
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Notice Is hereby given that the lands
si.scr,s,ed below. embracing 800 acres.
within the ossnnison National Forest,
Colorsao. viii be subject TO settlement
and entry under the provisions of the
homestead laws OF the United States
and the act OF Jane III, 1906 t34 stat.
233l, at the United States land office st
Montrose, Colorado. on August ~. lslo.
ANY settler who was actually and N
good faith claiming any VI said lands
for agricultural purposes PRIOR 10 Jan
gary /, 1896. aud has not abandoned
same, mas a preference right TO make a
homestead entry for the lands actually
occupied. said lands were listed upon
the applications of the persons men
toned below. who have preference
right subject to the prior right Of any
such settler, provided such settler or
applicant is qualified to make home
stead entry and the preference right rs
exercised PRIOR to August 30. 1915, on
which date the lands will be subject TO
settlement and entry by any qualified
person. The lands are as follows. The
H. SwA. and the n SCI Sec. -. Il.
1S 5. X. 50 W, 9TH p. NJ, Ito acres,
application Of Ulysses s. Bailey, Crested
Butte, Colorado; List 2-404s The SCI
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application of j. A. Hodges, Maher,
Colorado; List 2-l057. June 5, 1915.
ID. h. Parrott, Acting Assistant Com
missioner of the General Land Office.
First publicatior Iulx lQ1E
Last publication July %, 1915.
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Denver Democrat

Denver Democrat
Two octogenarian darkies at White
Sulphur Springs have been employed
by one hotel manager since the Civil
war, and are now retained as pensioners,
although they occasionally do light and
pottering jobs about the place. One
day they were languidly raking leaves
on the lawn. As lady passed she
heard them quarreling and stopped to
listen.
"Nigger," stated the Oldest of the
pair, docs you know what | wisht? l
wish I dat hotel yonder had a thousan'
rooms in il and you wuz laid out daid in
ev'ry roomr''
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Marble Booster:-Wo came from j.
+. Manning, president of the Colorado
fule Co., last week, just too ate for
publication, that he had closed a con-
tract for 800, 900 worth Of c. Y. M. Co.
marble, TO be used in the First National
Bsnk building at Portland. oregon.
Ihe job, as this paper understands it,
Is to be in many respects sirniIa to the
Colorado-NatiOnal bank Job Al Denver,
which this company recently hnished.
Shipments must be begun not Iater than
August LIST. according 70 the cgntract,
which means that the job must be under
way very shortly. NJ. Cue of Den
yer, president Of the crystal River Min
ing. Milling and Power COMPANY. came
in this week with W c. Richev. mill
wright 70 install E reducing nil at the
Sheep Mountain tunnel property which
Is gong to be worked quite extsnsiyely
a. soon as the mil is IN Mr Cue Is
quite optimistic as TO the future pros-
poets OF the company and he saws things
are gong to be run there N different
fashion from n0w on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

By virtue of Writ of Execution issued
0aat OF ths DISTRICT Court OF the County oi
tsunnlson. state oi Colorado. directed Ia
iaSor oi the above named - ivia n smith
Meek. ". X Frazier, q. T.. Badiang' Henry
Mertens. Henry -sliereen. Homer Har-
rsngton. sltef Hood, isaac kois.y. ri II.
sweet frank FROST. Charles McMilliams.
Ambro-e " Niilisms. John Williams. John
Parish; Dani..l Barnes. John Fisher, Df.
G. Haxby Richard Mahonay' Paul fise-
hsuser. DOS, Lark %, Martin Granger Ida
q Carey, Mrs. DANIEL Barnes. Minnie
Parry dorothy Hood. Mrs. John Parish,
a. NJ Wilson, Timothy -aulter. Jr. John
Mash, e'eorEe Iays. The Colorado Nnle
Dry stal River a san Juan RAILWAY Com
pany, 4. corporation, Henry Thode. Mrs.
n; e. HaNby aud Mrs. Thomas Welch,
whereby am commanded 10 make out Of
the rents and tenaments. goods and chat
tels oi SAID defendants in the County Of
Three Hundred Forty five Dollars $40 g,5 .
together with interest thereon at the rate
oi t.ight per cent n per annum from the
22nd day oi April. A. ID. 1919. the date of
said Judgment so obtained BY the said
sylvia !. smith, plaintiff herein, and also
two and 81 Dollars 1892 sT-is costs and
charges IN that behalf expended less the
sum Oi seven Thousand Two Hundred
Thirty ytwo and 73-l00 Dollars s72s2 II here
toiore paid ON said Judgment. have levied
upon and taken an execution on th. fOE
low ing described real estate, situate aud
being ~ the County OF C'unnison. state oi
Colorado, and all the right, title and in
terest OF the defendants in and TO the
same. to-wit.
Lots Two and Three 2 a 81. in
Block A. Town OF Crystal. standing
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

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yer. 4 Colorsao. Att0rueys bot fiaintin
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The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
LOCAL golfers
name THOMPSON
Captain Of Chevy Chase Team
Elected President of Dis
trict Association.
PLANS FOR TOURNAMENT
Chevy Chase Links Selected as Scene
of Annual Battle Between
Washington Talent.

MorNen Thompson. captain of the
Chevy Chase golf team. was elected
president OF the District of Columbia
Golf Association at a meeting at the
Commercial Club last night.
Other officers named were George T.
Truitt, of the Washington Country
Club. first vice president: Walter r
Tuckerman. of Chevy Chase. second
vice president: Alpheus Winter. of
Columbia. secretary. and DIR. T. J. W.
Brown. of Bannockburn. treasurer.
DIR. Walter Hardin. retiring prcsi-
dent. was given 4 vote of thanks for
his untiring energy in behalf of the
affairs of the association during his
term of ONCE.
The annual tournament of the assoc
citation will be held over the links OF
the Chevy Chase Golf Club some time
in the spring. Mr.. Thompson. of Chevy
Chase. in extending the invitation to
the association to use the Chevy Chase
course. stated that it would be in eX-
cellent condition for the event by May
and that a hearty welcome would be
extended to those participating.
Those present were A. 4. Birney. DR.
James T. McClcnhan. and George T..
Truitt, of the Washington Country
Club: Morven Thompson. of Chevy
DR.. 7. J. W. Brown. of Ban
and Alpheus Winter. Of
Column bia.
Another meeting will be held within the
next ten days when definite date will
be set for the coming tournament.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Thres-year-od and upxari: one
mlie. Capt. DrIse lo1 Louder. to !. to l. ) To
.. won; Kid Nelson. 10! tLapiellcI to l. ." 10 l.
second Henry Walbsnk. IL tNoleswo-thl. even
third. Time Ito Wheat Avocado. Austri Tat
tier Mollie Cad. Dave Montgomery, Dalstnn. Burnt
Candle also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling: three-yea rolds and up
ward; six frlrlOngs. Rio BTazos. 100 ActonI. 10
!. TO l. even, won: Ann TILy. IS Henry , 70
I. Z to ) second. Anna Reed. los Martin. even.
third Time. ILL IS Msrsand. Gold FINN. Iva
PSdwick. Sharper knight. Dusky Dave Ancestors,
Doll Boy. Supsrl. and Ben Levy also nan.
THIRD RACE-Fivc furlOnss. Yalaha o.
Rice. to l. TO s. 10 :. won sinai 3D.,
iGarneTl. ! to :. out second Langhorne 10 JTdy-
lori. l to- .. third. Time. 05 rs. Helen RAY
bouli. Bosgy johnson. Carno Orme. ard Type
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-one mile. Executor. IC7 Rice,
to !. to ). : 10 s. won: F1nrin. % Bezansoni.
. to J. even, sornnd: Mudsil l0o I,iarnerl. )
TO = third. Tune. rs. Hex. Be- Transact.
and Gen. Marrhmunt also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six 'urlonss Grarsshnt 1I5
Rice, TO !. I TO :. Uut, won seneca 10 NC
Cabc,. l to :" ont. Second; Kootensy Il" rGrcs,l.
out. third. Time. lII3j. Lac5rusr. anil Man
-snese also
SIXTH RACE-Onc mile. Watering ~ ictoul.
20 !. 10 I. even. won; Eek Davis. 100 n;cntr7r.
tn l. ) 10 l. so,pnf; thn.iow ~ tNCtrI 20
!. third Tine. Is ). Elackmatr Transparent,
Pontefract. Andrew ODsy. The Crnder. anil Brauio
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-TUo f,Irlonss; purse 500 two
year-oh maldens. Havana rs: Louise Green. u5:
Carolyn r.. Is; jerry. r.. lis; Larxin, lis: Del
Pine. lls; Eddie T.. II!
SECOND RACES furlongs, purse ss0: three
ycaT-clGs and upward selling. Lady May. %: Viz
sinia Hitc. 100: NAV IRIS 100; Blanche Lewis. 100
Peg, 100: st. CharlCotc. IC0; Habcrlash 100 Hip
rocrates l0e; Uncle Fitz IO- Ssturnus lcs; Prom
tlrr. los: Kettle Drum. III; 'Mo-tryIc. II,
THIRD RACE-Fivc and a half flrlcncS: rrr<s
So); thrc-yesT-cIds and upward: selling -SulbbUrn
%, Idiola. ~: King Esdford. lei; .Gitana Io5
J. II. Barr. III; TraOcrt. lis; Custom Hcuse is.
Lambs Tai. rs; UnSS Ed. lis.
FOURTH RACE-Five ard half furlonSs; purss
$40; threc-y@1rolds and UPWARD: Sllins. Almsds
Lawrence. loi Brown Prince los. Elizabeth Hsi-
wool III; sack Cloth. l0J. Elsewhere I05; Fred
I<'S. l0s: Charley Brown, l07; Parlor Boz. II.
MO,klcT. H.
FIFTH Rt"E-Ons mile: rsIrse S4gp: three wear
oIds and upward selling. .Jawbone. lGi; Col. Ho
lcAIy. lN; Duke Shelly. 1oS; Supreme. lo5 'Qu,rk
Start. nc -SaruvCds, lO7: 'Louise Paul IG7 Run
way. 10; Or. swainser. loe; Gerard Ioe Charlie,
NCfcTran. III.
y prentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
AGRICULTURE IS
PART OF LEAGUE
Tennis Club Is Formally Or
gained for Place in De-
partmental League.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Twelve Departments Make Up Circuit.
Matches Will Be Played Sat-
urday Afternoons.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

The Department of Agriculture Tennis
Club was formally organized as a part
| of the Departmental Tennis League yes
terday at a meeting of more than half
| I hundred tennis-loving officials and en-
ployes of the Agricultural Department in
the lecture-room OF the Bureau of Plant
Industry.
The meeting was called by r. NJ Reese.
chief clerk of the department, who intro
duced Horace W. Barber. of the Bureau
of Plant Industry. as chairman. Mr..
Barber is vice president of the recently
organized Departmental Tennis League.
and he described the new body as the
biggest thing in the way of tennis that
the National Capital ever has seen.
The Department OF Agriculture Club
elected the following officers: DR.. h. +.
kellerman. chief of the Bureau of Plant
Industry, president: Capt. James r
Adams of the Forest Service. vice presi-
dent: Horace Barber. secretary-trea surcr
and delegate TO the Departmental League.
and DIR. G g Clark. chief clerk, Weather
Bureau, captain.
A committee composed OF Conrad
B Doyle, T q Shearman and E. c
Lathrop was chosen to constitute an
executive committee with the four
officers The executive committee
will formulate a constitution and by
laws which the Department League
will submit to the member clubs for
ratificat ton.
1t is proba bic that Agriculture will
be represented by five teams of dou-
bles and that the same number will
represent each of the other eleven
branches of the government in the
league, making total of 100 players
on teams in the league. Matches will
be played Saturday afternoons on
the five municipal courts at Seven
teenth and streets northwest. The
schedule proba bly, will run from May
until the middle of August.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02

the diminutive guardian of the second
sack said: ''Griff put it up to me in
this fashion. the real Ray Morgan or no
Morgan at all. and, although do not feel
the extra weight they are all making
such fuss about, I will satisfy Griffith
and fool a bunch OF them by making it
the real Morgan. so start ME the first
thing in the morning
Although the double work today con-
sisted of nothing but simply tossing the
ball and three jogSs around the big
track, the athletes We're pretty tired after
the exercise and when darkness came.
all were willing TO quit. Trainer Nike
Martin was around looking for sore arms,
but none Of the crew has thus far COM
planned, and Martin was not given a
chance to use his magic liniment Get
down and get them" is the war cry on
Lambeth Reid when the catchers begin
bunting the ball at the new recruits. and
II the work the entire outfit showed today
serves as an example, none of the boys
in the league will be able to lay the pill
down on Griffith's pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
JUAREz ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-Sellins: two eir-olds: four fur
Icnss Nellie Wells. %. .Me:aphoue. -; sis
MslIcrv &C: Emily r. IS: Brooks. a.: -IlIunrrstor.
%; Lots. IoG: Shaban. l"; SchueubIrg. loI To
bacco Boy 100.
SECOND RACE Selling. four wear nlds and NJ
ward one mile. -BSulsh s os Tony Bee. q
Mind sill 10; Al Wo7nwcod in3: Bonsuz,. rs.
THIRD RAE fIrSr: thre>-y~ar-old Tlies hvs
furlongs. EpeldA To-. SrnuGslcr. 100: Edna II. IN
10y 100; Prosrsros Girl lco OkIahoms Irish. l0o;
Baby Lunch. D6; COurhs. n.; charity Ward iGs
Blue Racer 10; Kathsryn g. no. Dismiss. lio.
Miss Fielder 10; Cssshs. 10 lnseina Zarstr 10
FOURTH CE-Threc-yesr-nlds and upward
seven fuTonGs. MimorosO. la5: Brookield, lH7
Hocnr. Io7: Little VIII. ro Rash. no.
FIFTH RACE Selling: three car olis and M
ward: six turIougs. 'AIksnct 81; Paw 100; -Kiva
III: Judge Ghcens. lbs: Auntic Curl, lo3; Hard
Ball los: Thistle Belle. los FOB Lynch. los
Osaple. los Pay Streak los-
SIXTH EACE-SellinE; threeyearnlds and nj
ward: one mile. Petit Ble-i. -: Asa Herld1n.
81 Alco. q: -kannis. 10; Tony Kocn. ms; Lady
MINT. lo7: Hester. m Col. McDOugsll, n9; Orb
c,Ilation, 10; Mets. H.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
Charlottesville Training Camp
Pick-ups
BY THE HERALD MAN.

r'.rlottes,tnc, ". Marc la Mil Mar m
~ tins Tp-'J-- Wa litter rom the "Rls~.
F1-'-" Fearing that Mike I.r cctrn- sr,-i
al. the bandits enclosed tr-d rat tail md
woIk~i French fri. potato. The sarc
g. -4uc tra.l.er contends h' n'vs frm wheuor
nc '"acue cane sLi l. blaming -. f the
ida l'Sruc siaf.
I.Ir"' Nef Wa, th~ mr. rr1u IT rrr- to vi.ld
tie nld willow. A. ~ ~ latt"rN cardldst"
Coach RYAN frrm''tcd him to h'' TO th"
rcIi TIM morning and tn fomer Virgins star
had little league" all T., hims. L. \ young
,ru,g at htds ,ha.d Lis lon- dime, al o''r tac
l..
rc-7ars nc viii ind r r-sr.i-n., ,.rcmy.,7trl hat
waiting for HIN. Trc r,r,rl -, brought the
great pitcher o. hi ncri.l tsi~ mair ~ the
BJlIery Manufacturing ''mrsuE. LoUI-vlIlc. M.
Jsck Bcury - tho one rusu minstrel Of tho caur.
J-ck heerss obi hoal-e in uIrosr during m's
Of III" Tsre nr'c hv rendering .,I,'1I"ns hI,I
mouth CTEnu and TN flute.
Ho"tb Eorr~7 whom inf "meln~d IN rr.d"
with IN" st 'ouis Carr> IS on" cf the larSr-t men
IN camp. Hopper : icot and weighs Ia rounds
Although no rcr did n" Se, chance t" worn
wbiIo with HusEIu. ui U'- Cardinals hc Is
lbcy lookin- ruricr In sroatIr, Of thr deal which
Fr"uEht him 20 tho National. Hor'r had Tho fol
lowing to say:
Ate. klein; rscslI-d 10y the Cardinals last fall.
Manager HuE-Ina wired me- this wini6r that ! nG
Urod in deal that ht"uEhi ne to IN" Natlonas
] do know ,''l What Linz 81 IA deal
VOWED IN but h,rC maxi cor1 s7Irr
however. that ,Irrrrth railing al that
EreSnahan suh Oh M relative /" trading for
bUd dog.
osrar Russell. th- 'ovn= ;nuI-r from \ and NJ
a North CsmIns. arrived IN camp this morning A.
o O'Clock. Russell > the Target tho ne,
recruits. weighing lsT rounds snd standing feet
II inChcS. lie recommended ;r INF Nv Mike
Martin Russell IL hight band pitcher. AND made
a CLASSY record in colle-c ranks lasr SUMNER
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
NEW LEAGUE ORGANIZED.
Intcr>cctionsl Circuit VIII BE Com =
posed of Six Teams.

\ league was organized last night at
a meeting of the junior managers of the
city. Manager Mahoney. of the Brook
land \. G., was elected vice president of
the league. Manager Shlesnger. of ST.
DominicS, was elected secretary. and
Manager Poore. of Trinity. was elected
treasurer. The first game is to he played
on April !. Five teams of the CITY were
represented: Capital City. Manager
Duffy: st. pominiCs. Manager Schlesins
or; Alpine A. g, Manager Cohen: Trinity,
Manager Poore. and Brookland y. c.
The league will consist of six teams. The
league is to be called the Intersectional
League. The president of the of the
league is to he a wclI-known baseball
man of the city, and his name is not yet
known. Vice President Mahoney an
nounced that one more team will be
admitted to the league at the next meet
ing. which is to be held at st. Economies
next Monday at S O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
KILONIS READY
FOR ALBRIGHT
Greek Demon Will Meet Albany Crap
pier at Gayety Theater To-
morrow Nieht.

John kiiunis, the Greek demon, who put
up such a great match against Joe Turn
er at the Gavcty Theatcr last week,
meets Con Albright OF Albany. y. Y.
tomorrow night in Il finish match, best
two out of three falls.
Albright has appeared before local
wrestling fans before and his work has
always been clean cut. lie has offered
to post good sized sum with any
reputable sporting man that he can beat
kilonis. but the Greek wonder thus far
has failed to make a move in the direc-
ton of covering Albright's cash
This wrestling match will follow i'm
mediately after the regular show. and is
sure to be hard fought and exciting.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
Mack Spurns Offer Of
$4,000 for Baker

New York. March Am offer OF S5!1o fol
Frank Baker. the home king" made b. The
New York Yankees. has been refused By Connie
Mack. q the Athletics who is holding Uut for
SccT.
This announcement made today By Jacob
Euppsrt PRESIDENT OF the Yankees
Il would like 10 get Baker for the Yankees and
made Mack a fat offer of $500 for him" said
RuppeTt Mack came back saying that he would
sell Baker but that the pnce was 5000. That
is more than I will nay. think Baker worth
s. cOo-but no more. II Mack wants 10 part with
his, third baseman for that amount the cash will
closed
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
HOME-RUN BAKER
TRAINS AT HOME
Odds on that He Will Be at Third
for the Athletics When
Season Opens.

Trapp. Nd March l. Home Frank Rsker
is keeping in share nv p-sctirinE with the Tramp
High school nine. MIR. Baker hb usiEht-ors
call him since he hS lcs1lc fame and Incl
dentalIy worlds scrfs dollars. had clean record
at the lat. He stood AZ the plate twice
trembling pitcher hurled the sphcrr. Baker hit the
bill. whereuPon taxpayers wept for each time lie
knocked out a Tane OF glass in tho schnolhousc.
Friends Of Baker say that he is watering and
that he meets the mail train each morning 70
the sporting pases. They betting odds he will
nc back at Twcnty-frst street and LehiSh Avenue
when the American League season oIcrs.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
Brickley Good as
Signed by Hopkins

Baltimore. Nd. M4rrh 1.-The athletic hoard If
Johns Hopkins uuIyersity held its regular monthly
meeting herr this afternoon.
The football cDmInittcc slso mad" it, final report
m m. members OF the hoard regarding the
lection Of Charles Ercklcy Of Harvard a. coach
NJ the Black and Blue eleven neat fall. The
rnitteo reported that it has been notified that the
famous PLAYER has agreed TO coach the Clevc4l in
1915, hut will not ign contrart until the sprinS
college baseball ard track stssous are flushed as
he dos not want his amateur athletic standing
IInralrssi
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
Richmond Thunderbolt Is
Ordered to Take Things
Easy Nationals Practice
on Lambeth Field.
MORGAN JOINS SQUAD
by JOHN 4. DUGAN.

Charlottesville, Va. Mar 1.-Two stif
workouts were on the program prescribed
today by Coach Jack Ryan for Griffth's
youngsters. The entire squad including
the overnight arrivals. Hopper and BUS
sell, were hustled to Lambeth field at 3
O'Clock and put through onc-hour's work.
The weather was again pleasant. al
though a light wind blew across the
field. Eleven pitchers with Coach Ryan.
Henry. Ainsmith. and Neff made up the
squad, the last four named doing the
receiving. Six right hand hurlc-S and
five southpaws now make up the roster
of the young pitchers ia camp Clarke.
Thormahlen, Boehling. Harper, and Bent
ley. are the southpaws. while Stevens.
Engel, Shaw. Ayers. Hopper, and Rus
sell, heaVe the ball from the right side.
Joe Bochling worked about thirty min
utes in the morning practice and was
then excused as Trainer Mike Martin
is afraid to let the Richmond thunder
bolt take too many chances with his
injured knee. Martin will work Boching
but once Il day tho remainder of the
week as it is his intention to bring the
Richmond youngster along gradually.
Work BoehIinS by Easy Stages.
Manager Griffith handed out special
orders i'll reference 10 Eoehling. and the
blond southpaw will not be allowed TO
field hunted balls or work but once a
day until the Old Fox arrives upon the
scene. Harry Harper and lack BENTLEY
were very much in the IimeIight today
and every move this pair made was
closely watched by Coach Ryan and
Trainer Martin Both boys have the
jump on the rest OF the crew III camp
OF account Of being with AltroCk for
week at Anna polls. and il was much
i i Al.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
GUY NICKALLS rs MISSING.
Yale Crew Is Anxious Over Non.
appearance OF Coach.

New haven, Conn. March with sIrlns ivan
ins for the Yale University due IN brsn
tcdav Capt. DeneZTe. If the varsity cIght. vas
anxious because he hid received vurl frUrn
Guy Nichalls tho English coach. who to
havc sailed from Loudcn February -
The sailing OF the steamship whi-h NICK
ais hal ongaSe1 passage postponed for
month Several csblcg1ams sent tE him al
London tn learn his plans hut repi"1 have
been received. Nlcsalls exported to bring with
him English shell for tho varsity, and Eng
Iish m ade
The Washington herald., 1915-03-02
Richie Starts Training.

New York, March willie Richie ar
rived here today ready to start work
for hi. bout with Champion Freddie
Welsh at the Garden on March IL Richie
has set his mind upon retrieving his lost
title. and he SAYS that If he is to do SO
il will have to be IN his coming ten
round bout with Welsh.