davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Ranil deklico in izvrsl samomor

V sredo zvecer je bila V Chica-
gi nevarno obstreljena 16-letna
deklica Katarina Tarnaz, XII je
perzijskega pokolenja. UstrelJena
ie bila cd nekega eloveka po ime-
nu Salomon Baba, XII je oddal ma
cesti manic tri strele, XII so vsi Ia
deli.
Deklica je sla po ulici v sprem-
stvu nekega Absolu Johna, ko 10
ie morilec ustrelil: Po izvrsenem
einu ie obrnil samokres proti Sc
bi in 81 pognal kroglo glavo. =
Deklico so prenesli v obupnem
stanju v bliznji hotel.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Kroglo skozi usta.

V cetrtek kmalu po polnoei Sc
je prieelo V gostilni bratov Welsh
ma Randolph cesti v Chicago sire
LAME. John Backon, pred dvema
letoma vpokojeni policist, je Easel
prepir z gostom Jerry McDonal-
dom. Tekom prepira je bivsi poll
cist naenkrat potegnil samokres
in ustrelil svojega nasprotnika v
usta. Zadnjega so prepeljali v
bolniSnico, storilca pa V zapor.
Backon je re pred dvaisetimi
lett ustrelil V nekem prostoru Y
Chicagi nekega moza. Tedaj Sc je
izgovarjal s silobranom in je bill
oproseen.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Angleski in francoski letalci 81
sestrelili 16 nemskih letal.
Podmorski coin pogreznil troje
ladij.

Atlantska luka. = IL Spanske
Sc poroGa, da je neki nemski pod
morski coin blizini spanske oba-
Ii pogreznil troje ladij, med ka-
terimi ie bila ena ameriska. Use
ladie SO bile pogreznjene blizi-
nj nekega svetilnika. Vsi ljudJe S
teh ladij so Sc resili.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25

Jezuite so pregnali kot upornlke
in podpihovalce k uporu z otoka
Sicilije.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Petindvajset let iece.

Chicago, III. : Sodnik McGoor-
ty je obsodil v sredo 23-letnega
Sam Foya in Henry McKinzieja
vsakega ma Is let jeee. Obtozena
sta, da sta zakrivila zlocin proti
nenravnosti, ker sta napadla neko
enajst-letno dekletce.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Anglesko porocilo.

London, Anglia. = V eetrtek
Sc ie vrSilo ma raznih krajih from
tie topnisko bojevanje, pOsebno OBJ
reki Searpi in v okraiu NoremL
Sovrazna artilerija je bila aktivna
V soseScini Passehendeale.
London, Anglia = Nieesar po-
sebnega nj porocati.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Nemcija bo kmalu cutila moe
Amerike.

Washington, d. G. = V wash
ingtonskih uradnih krogih prav!-
jo, da bo NemGija presenecena
vsled moci Amerike, ko Sc bo pri-
celia poletna kampania.
Predsednik Wilson je zagotoy'l
senatorjcm, da bo meseca junlJa
dvakrat toliko ameriSkih vojakov
' Franciji, kakor 81 kdo misli, Ga
ie mogoee,
vsi department. delajo mrzlie-
10 naglico, ker tako Seliio V Bell
hisi.
Ne We Sc V javnosti nataneno,
koliko vojakov je sedai V Fran
ciji in koliko jih bo dospelo Sc
tia do poletne ofenzive, vendar
pa je vse tozadevno delo V POI
mem teku.
Visoki uradniki in castniki so
zagotovili, da bo do poletJa IA
francoski 'front.' 100000 moz.
Pricetek velike nemske ofenzive?
Pariz, Francija. : Porocila, XII
so dospela semkaj, naznanjajo, ola
Sc vrSe priprave, ki kazejo na pri-
eetek slime bitke = bitke topni-
stva, pehote in aeroplanov. Mem
Ski casopisi so naznanili nemske-
mu narodu, da Sc bo pricela veil
ka nemska ofenziva dine 20. Janu-
aria, torei je sedai prisel cas- "a
pricetek.
AngleSki nenadni napad PR
Cambria in protinapad NemceV, kl
ie takoi nato sledil, smatrajo "a
prisetek te slime ofenzive. Zavez-
nixon je znano, da imaio Nemcl
veliko stevilo "tankov", h Jlh
bodo vporabljali pri tel ofenzlvl
Poroeila praviio, da bodo Mem
ci napadli Angleze in Francoze
hkrati. Poroea Sc vellklh kon-
centracijah Get nesamo V sam
panjskem okraju, temvec tudl Y
Flandriii, pri La Bassee IN 81
Quentinu
Angleski in francoski letalci so
sestrelili 16 nemskih letal.
Topnisko bojevanje ma zapadm
'front.' so zelo podpirali francoskl
in angleski letalci.
V soboto so sestrelili 10 mem
Skin letal. Bojne ladje ententlnlh
zaveznikov so obstreljevale Osten-
de, ki je emo najvaznejsih oporlsc
nemskih podmorskih colnov oh
belgijski obali.
Podmorski coin pogreznil troJe
ladij.
Atlantska luka = Iz Spanske
II
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Led je preprecil samomor

Arhitekt G. j. Hencox 81 je ho-
tel cetrtek koneati zivljenje S
tenn, da je skocil raz nekega mo-
stu V Chicagf reko.
Cuvaji mosta ma Harrison st. so
opazili, kako je priplaval po reki,
lezec ma neki ledeni ploSci. Sko-
eli so magic V eolne in ga resili
1edene kopelji.
I Nesreenez je bill skoro yes po-
lzrit z ledom, ko so ga pripeljali V
bolnisnico. Ena roka mu je zmrz-
Mia in poleg tega je menda dobll
)tudi vnetje pljuc. Hencox, XII je
SO let star, nj hotel povedati, kaj
ga ie gnalo, da je nameraTal IL
vrSiti samomor.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
vlom v trgovino z dragulji.

Detroit, Mich. " sredo dopol-
dne so vdrli V trgovino 2 drago-
THANH XII je last Ralph Dorausa,
triie banditie, zvezali so poslovo-
djo in odnesli "a 100000 dragotin.
V tenn easu nj bilo nikakih kup-
cev trgovini Poslovodjo so brez
velikega truda premagali, pretep-
Iii ga do krvi in odvlekli V sosed-
no SobO.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, January 25th,
1917, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Zapuscena zena je umorila sebe in
svoje tri otroke.

Chicago, Ill. : T. PAMELA, sta
nujoc V Chicago, je zapustil o bo-
zieu svojo zeno in je pricel ziveti
skupno neko drugo zensko, XII je
bila loeena cd svojega moza.
Zapuscena zena Josie PAMELA
ie ostala sama svojimi stirimi O.
troci. Videla je, ola il brez moza
nj ziveti. V cetrtek zvecer je oko-
pala in oblekla svoje tri mlajse O.
troke, poslala starejsega decka
Mihaela V kino-gledalisee, nato pa
je odvila plin.
Ko je policija vdrla stanova-
ME, je naSla samo Sc mrtva tru-
pla treh malih otrok in njihove
mlade matere
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
PIemenski boj v Connecticutu.

V Bridgeportu, Conn, Sc je W.
Sill tri ure trajajoc boj z revolver
j med policijo in clani nekega "a
morskega kluba. Tekom tega boja
so bill ranjeni en- policist, trije
bell drzavljani in trije crnci. Cd
ranjencev bosta najbrz diva umrla.
Zaprli so posestnika klubovih pro-
storov in los drugih oseb Boz Sc
je pricel OBJ dveh zjutraj in ie tra-
jal do petih, Oddanih je bilo ma
stotine Strelov.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
RevoIta med vojastvom
dunaiske garnizije.

Ill.,
required the Act of Ocober6th 1917
Voaske Ge dunake garnze noceo streat ma udske noz
Avstri le ze dolgo vreo koncno je Jud
ska nezadovolnost pripea do vrhunca = Bolsevlkl VI
diio avstrijskh izgredih svoj triumf "Krvava
nedelia' Moskvi = En- million ameriskh voja
kov francosh 'front.'.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25

with Postmaster at Chlcago IL, '"
ifue 1917 as required of October 9Th 1917
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Dvesto mizarjev brezposelnih.

Salt Lake City, Utah. : V tenn
mestu ie dvesto mizarjev brez de
la ker je vreme neugodno "a mi
zarska della.
Porocilo naznanja, da je odslo
lmnogo mizarjev ma pacificno O.
bal, kier upajo dobiti delo. "Mno-
go mizarjev je slisalo, ola Sc po-
trebuje mizarje V ondotnih ladje-
delnicah, zato so odpotovali tja" J"
je dejal D. O. Jacob, delavski a,
gent V Salt Lake City.
PoviSana plaza delavcev v ladje.
delnicah.
New York, N. Y. = Po tri-letni
trdi borbi je izvojevala "DocB
and Pier Carpenters" unija lepc
zmago. Naredila je podjetnikl
pogodbo, vsled katere bo znasala
naimanja plaza teh delavcev 6z
= 63 centov na uro, delo po delo
ipustu, V sobotah popoldne in OF
nedeljah bo plaGano dvojno pla
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
130-letpi Indijanec ma obiskusv
Chicagi.

V Chicago je dospel ma obisk
stotrideset-fetni Indijanec, cigar
ime je "Zgrbljena koza".
"Zgrbljena koza" je polnokrv-
nj Chipeva-Indijanec in najstarej-
ri Amerikanec in Indijanec v A
meriki. S svojim adoptivnim 81
nom, ki je istotako polnokrvni In
dijanec, stanuje V hotelu La Sale
v Chicagi. Njegovo sedanje ime,
pod katerim je vpisan tudi v no
telu, lie Thomas Smith On sicer
stanuje in spi V tenn finem hotelu,
toda ne morda V postelji, ker tie
nj divji sin ameriskih gozdov nj
koli poznal, temvec ma trdih tleh.
"Zgrbljena koza" 81 bo ogledal
tukajsnjo avtomobilno razstavo.
On je sedaj prvikrat V Chicagi.
Stanuje Cas- Lake, Mimi, kjer
je bill tudi rojen in kjer je incl
tudi svojih devet zena, toda nika-
kin otrok. Ker prejema cd Wade
mastno pokojnino in poleg tega
| pa je placan tudi cd neke avtomo-
Ibilske tvrdke, zato 81 lahko dovo-
Ii marsiEaj, toda ne liubi vzitkov
sedanjega pomehkuzenega moder-
mega casa.
Samo dve izjemi je naredil. Ko
lie bill star sestdeset let, Sc je ma
vadil pitt "ognjeno vodo", kate
re je popil vsak dan po en- kvart,
dokler ga MISC temperencniki pri-
dobili ma svojo stran, ker sc je
zgodilo pred sestimi lett; in po-
leg tega igra "poker". V tel igri
je tako spreten in izkusen, da no
&c njegovi domovini nihce z
MIN igrati.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25

Nezadovoljstvo Sc ie pOjavilo V
ze pred meseei, Ko je do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
Out of Town Delegations Coming
To BLSS-Cody Game; CoHegianS
Under Cover; Money Making Noise

EOR patrons ineups
Cody battle stadium Thanksgiving
Now the aggregation
college professional players whose identity they disclose
until the immediate days preceding the battle
That's all can't Those
looked opposition promptly
Cody doesn't the Bliss lineup the Bs been
% For the Bsses able like operations
But there IS hustle in both campsthat much definitely
has infected FL Poans until they dangerously
buzzg
ike Columbus points
delegations hundred game
neIs, organized rootng-an' everything
Let They a Pzso
stadium viii 10000 The anticipates
little less number than this H Finley, chairman
that everything prepared the detail
commodate the crowd
e PasO fans talking wondering argument
because Fl Pasoan Bissers decided
formation that has been eased out from the Bliss coaches good
enough according reports have $1,000 this excited
wants TO be agered the Bliss boys This whispered at first but
getting nOer day day and well until the final result
not hard to predict when the special arrives from Camp Cody
artillery,
Bliss players who has been showing nscutable face O reporters but
lately after his have through practice Have noticed that
rumble about Bliss night week? chaplain
and the Bliss TOoters getting ready the Thanksgiving game
They have developed y comedy
the price Of admission.
Cody going through like stunts seeing game
that VIII tell the full story.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
BUILDERS BEAT
MINER ELEVEN
Eighth Engineers Win by
Line Bucking; Soldiers
Make Weight Count.

Realizing early in the game that
their advantage in weight gave them
an advantage in line play. the Ninth
engineers at Rio Grande park Thurs
day afternoon hammered down the
defence Of the School OF Mines. s A
T. c. eleven. winning by a 40 score.
The army boys pulled several success
faI passes. but were most effective in
straight line work.
The engineers began in 1000 form,
scoring within two minutes after the
first whistle and kicking goal While
the soldiers were held successfully in
the second. the best work OF the min
ers was on the defensive They failed
to make sufficient gains to come dan
gerously near their opponents goal
After the second quarter, the en-
gineers continued to steadily roll over
the miners. making another touch
down in the third and two in nc
fourth. when IL became apparent lhdi
weight and better condition had worn
the mines eleven down.
Campbell and Fleck, OF the mines
surpassed in play on passes, the min
ers making their best gains by means
Of this kind Of play. Upton played a
star game. as did O'Keefe and Schaffer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
SPORTOGRAPHY By Crazy,

less WILLARD has the odious dis
tinction OF being the only cham
pion OF the ring who has displayed
signs OF slackerism in aiding the
prosecution OF the war and who has
done next to nothing in promoting
the various charities for the benefit
OF the men who are fighting in
France. Nike O'Dowd, the middle
weight champion. has been fighting
on the western front in Gen PERISH
ing's forces; Pete Herman. the head
OF the bantam division, is in the navy;
Johnny Kilbane and Benny Leonard,
featherweight and lightweight cham
pions respectively. are serving as
boxing instructors. and Ted Lewis,
welterweight champion. tried to do
his bit, but was rejected because Of
fiat feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
JOHNNY DUNDEE THE BEST
OF THE ITALIAN BOXERS

Since Tito Alberto di Carini. the
Venetian gOndolier, went down be-
fore the blows Of Bob Whitaker. a
Yorkshire bruiser. away back in 1888,
the sons Of Italy have taken a prom
inent part in the boxing game While
boxing has never been popular in
Italy itself. the Italian expatriates in
England and America have long been
among the most enthusiastic devotees
OF the game. Italy has never turned
out a worlds champion, but many
natives Of that country have come
close 10 winning the honors- Little
Caspar Leon. the Sicilian. was 4 bear
in the bantamweight division 20 odd
years ago and was knocked out only
once in his long career, Terry Nc
Govern turning the trick, Hugo
Kelly. also a native OF Italy, was
middleweight star and looked like
a coming champion until Billy Papke
and Stanley Getchel put the sl1ids
under him.
Of all the Italian boxers. however,
Joseph Carrera is the best who
ever put on the gloves. Joe will eel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
MISS PACKARD
HEADS GOLFERS
Chicago Woman Elected
President Of Women's
Golf Association.

Chicago, Ill. Nov. 22.-Miss Edith
Z Packard. OF tho Beverly Country
club. Chicago. was elected president
OF the Women's Western Golf asso-
citation at the annual meeting here
today. succeeding Mrs J. P Gardner.
Of the Wheaton (IlL) Golf club, who
had been president four years.
Tournament Outside Chicago.
The 1919 championship tournament
viii be held outside OF Chicago, It was
announced, but the award will not be
made until after the first Of the year
Admit California Club.
The Coronado Country club OF Co
ronado, Calf, and the Delevan CWis)
Country club were admitted to the as
ISOLATION, bringing the total member
ship up 10 SIS clubs. 1t was decided
10 donate s670.70. enting the
entrance fees TO the 1918 tournament
to the fatherless children OF France
fund
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
Kieckhefer Sets
New World Record

Chicago. Ill, Nov 22--"Augie'
Kieckhefer defeated Robert Cannefax
last night IN the second block Of their
match for the worlds three cushion
billiard championship. so to IS. in "a
innings, beating the worlds record Of
SO innings held jointly by Charles Nc
Court. OF Cleveland. and the late
Frank Day. OF New Orleans.
The new mark. however. may not
stand officially. as It was made in the
middle OF the three night contest The
rules state that where an inning IS
split. such as IL was in Kieckhefer's
case, he having resumed play tonight
from where he left off at the cor
cluslon of the initial block without
completing his 48 inning. 4 record Is
impossible According to the present
code. a record can stand only when
made in 4 single block OF play where
the balls have been spotted at the
start Of the contest
Curtiss & Co. buy Liberty Bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
BIC STRIDE IS NEAREST
TO RETREATING REYNARD

Columbia. Tenn. Nov. 22.-BiE
Stride, owned by Sam L. Wolridge. OF
Versailles, Ky. took the lead yester-
day in International fox hunters asso-
citation all age field trials. over Count,
Mississippi hound owned by ". X.
Harris, and Jack A. a Kentucky
hound, owned by J. W Maupin-
The scoring is still close and. with
only 26 out Of the IS entrants remain
ing in the trials. It is probable that q
decision will be reached today and
the derby resumed Saturday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
Three Church League
Games SATURDAY. Night

Lovers Of basketball are offered
three good exhibitions Saturday
aight at the Y. n. c. A. gymnasium
when the church league basket
shooters come together The first
game. between the Trinity Meth
odists and Cathedrals, is scheduled
for s o'clock. At $40 the First
Baptist quintet is to measure
strength with The First Method
lists. The Mexican Methodists and
Mr.. Sinai five go on at 8 o'clock.
There is no limit TO the enthusiasm
Of the church leaguers this season,
which promises a lively season for
the league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
Swede Has Time
To Build Ships

swede Risberg. former member OF
the Chicago White Sox. is still making
ships out in San Francisco. but tenn
porarily he is not playing with the
shipyard baseball team. It seems
Swede in a recent game had a run in
with an umpire. He hit the official.
Jakey Baum gardner. so hard that
Jakey took the count As a. result.
Risberg was suspended from the ship
league for an Indefinite period and
he viii devote his muscular efforts TO
building ships exclusively for awhile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
FAIRCLOTH IS FREE FOR
AFTER WAR BASEBALL

Rags Faircloth, former Western
league and Western association pitch
er, who has been a star twi-ler for the
Great Lakes naval station baseball
team. denies that he has signed with
any major league club for after the
war. He says Jack Hendricks tried to
sign him for the Cardinals and that
Clarence Rowland and Connie Mack
both made him offers. but that he
didn't close with anybody. The i'm
preston is. however. that the Cardi-
nails have the inside track on him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22

New York, Nov. 22.-The baseball
rumor factor in St Louis starJs the
winter campaign with a delightful
dream The Cardinals have lost their
manager, Jack Hendricks, who is
about to sail for France as q K. of c.
secretary. The Cardinals, when base
ball is resumed. must have another
leader. The rumor factory has Sc
iected John J. McGraw. who. accord
ing 70 the Mount City dreamers, is
eager to leave the Giants. OF course,
MeGraw's contract with the New York
club. which has three years TO run.
has been overlooked in St. Louis; also
the fact that he Is entirely satisfied
TO remain in New York Otherwise
this latest baseball effusion is based
upon truth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
HENRY LIKES SPORTING
Cnnng RETTFR THAN 81

John Henry. former catcher with
Washington and later with the Bos-
ton Braves. has found the shoe BUSH
ness not TO his liking and, instead.
has gone TO work in a Boston sporting
goods store, thus emulating Clarence
Rowland. manager Of the Chicago
White sSox. who found handling Of
sporting goods a very essential propO-
sition after closing OF the major
league season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22

End OF the Week Hunting Trips.
Feldman QUILTING for the end Of
the week hunting trip means that the
trip will be a success. Come in and
see what our complete stocks offer in
the way OF guns and ammunition
FeIdmnn's-30s san Antonio St
Special attention 10 mail orders.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
REYNoLns cLAI,rs rIrI.r-

Cedar Rapids. Ia, Nov. 22.-Jack
Reynolds, Of Cedar Rapids, claimed
the welterweight wrestling title Of
the world when he won from Walter
Keegan. Of Rochester. n. Y. by two
straight falls last night The first
fan was in 40 minutes, and the second
in four minutes. both with toe holds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
MiddieS VS.. Lakes
ArOuSeS Interest

Annapolis. Nd. Nov 22.-Because of
the fact that there will be no army
navy football game this season, naval
people here and local football devO-
tees are exhibiting quite as much in
terest in the contest between the mid
4'-s Of the eleven OF the Great Lakes
naval training station of Chicago. TO
49, .-.-y ca l1.e saturday. Both teams
viii be in fine fettle for the fray. The
outcome is being viewed here in the
nature Of n mpionship struggle.
because Of the sectional issue. coupled
with the fact that Great Lakes is an
all star combination and the fact that
fhe m 1dics have shown their mettle
in previous performances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
CHRIsTY To LIVE IN @cINoY.-

Whether Christy Mathewson re-
turns to baseball-and the manage
ment OF the Cincinnati Reds-or not
after he comes marching home, he VII,
according to a statement quoted 10
his wife. consider Cincinnati his home,
something that pleases Redland fans
immensely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22
PIPP AND SPEAKER PREPARE
IN r.n-u-Icrl q III N. N. 81 81

Boston. Mass, Nov. e2.-Walter Pipp
OF the New York American league
baseball club, and iris Speaker, OF the
Cleveland club, yesterday took advan-
tage Of a recent government an
nouncement and applied for immedi-
ate discharge from the naval aviation
school at the Massachusetts institute
OF technology. The men said they ex-
pected TO play baseball next season.
Saturday Evening Post, / year, So.
FL PaEo Herald Magazine AEency.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22

citrate his 10Th Dirtnday touay. as ne
was born on November %, 1898, in
Sharkai. Italy. Joe and his people
came to New York many years age
and in the Italian quarter Of the
metropolis he developed his fighting
powers. When he showed promises OF
becoming a classy boxer. Scotty Mon
tieth took charge Of him. The first
thing Scotty did was TO pull of a
christening party. and Joe emerged
duly tagged Johnny Dundee Since
then he has Travelled under that name
and is known from coast to coast as
the Scotch WOp.
Johnny has laid claim to the light
weight championship Of America, and
there was nothing especially extrava-
giant about the claim at the time As
a featherweight the Italian fought
Johnny kiibane, the champion, to a
20 round draw at Vernon, Cal. in
1913. and later fought Willie Richie,
when the latter was American light
weight champion
Jimmy Duffy. the pride Of Lock
port, gave Johnny a narrow shave at
Milwaukee early IN 1915, but Duffy
outweighed the Italian over ten
pounds. In the fall of the same year
Dundee again outpointed his old
enemy, Joe Rivers, the California
Mexican. They had previously fought
two bouts. one in Brooklyn and the
other in New Orleans Johnny won
the former on points. while the New
Orleans affair was a draw. Dundee
is a mighty fast fighter and always
gives the fans their moneys worth
He has never been over careful of his
rep as some boxers are, and always
has been willing 10 take a chance.
MORAN-NEIL BATTLE.
Il was II years ago that Owen
Moran knocked out Frankie Neil in
the 18th round at san Francisco. This
was the first time Neil had ever taken
the count. and it practically ended his
ring career. AS a matter of fact it
was a victory which put Nell on the
tobosgan- Early in 1913 the little
Californian knocked out Harry
Tenny, the Canadian bantam. Harry
died the following day and the trag-
edy deprived Frankie of his fighting
spirit He returned to the ring and
fought Abe Attell and Harry Baker in
Los Angeles. but in both instances he
was defeated and the Britisher put
the finishing touches on Neirs career
In his early days as a boxer frankie
won nearly all his contests by knock
outs. but after the Tenny affair he
seemed TO be afaid to cut loose Neil
was defeated in short by Eddie Han
Ion. but after a Is round battle be-
tween them ended in a draw. He Wis
tied London in 1905 and fought Jem
Bowker 20 rounds in London. losing
the decision
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22

FORMER HALE ATHLETE KILLED.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 22.-Lieut.
Alexander D. Wilson, captain OF the
Yale football team in 1915, has been
killed in action in Flanders, accord
ing 70 word received here yesterday.
His home was in Binghamton. y. Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-22

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