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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
KID GEORGE HAS LARGE NUMBER
 IF KNOCKOUTS TO HIS CREDIT

lrounds; Jack Herrick, draw, 4
 rounds; Rufe Williams, lost, 4 rounds; Frank Rice, k.o., l round
 Roy Taylor, draw, 10 rounds; Bob Graham, won, 10 rounds; Joe Clark k.o, ? rounds; Walter Coffee, won,
 20 rounds; Vie Hansen, draw, 20
 rounds; Roy Taylor, draw, (1O rounds; Rufe Williams, won, 4 rounds; Dude Clark, won, 20 rounds i; Mexican Kid Carter, draw rounds :; Pat Bradley, won, rounds; Jack Cordell, k.o., 1 round; Russell Kane. draw, 20 rounds; Patsy McKenna, won, 15 rounds; Jack Cordell, k.o., 2 rounds; Otto Berg, won, 20 rounds; Lee Burns, draw, 20 rounds; Mike Schubert, k.o., rounds; Al Smaul- ding, won, 10 rounds; Al Smaulding, Gilbert, draw, 10 rounds; John Thomas, ko., rounds; Young Jack Johnson, won. 10 rounds; Harry Wallace, won. 10 rounds; Dick Gil bert, draw, 10 rounds; Henry Pross, won, 20 rounds; Willie Mehan. draw, 10 rounds; Henry Pross, draw, 10 rounds, second fight; Hugh Walker, won, 12 rounds; John Thomas, won, 10 rounds; Art McGurl, lost decision, 10 rounds; Glenn Bartless, k.o., 5 rounds: Johnnie Sudenberg. draw, 15 rounds; Johnnie Sudenberg, second fight, draw, 15 rounds; Walter Cald- well, lost by k.o., 15 rounds.
 
 From the above record, sprinkled plentifully with knockouts, which shows Kid George to have won the great majority of his fights, while he has mixed with the best scrappers in the country. it is apparent that as middleweight fighter his repu- tation is well sustained. The last knockout, that by Walter Caldwell at Albuquerque, was not knockout in reality, but is registered as such. It is ta reverse this decision that he has been after Caldwell for a fight, and he is confident that he wiR square things with the New Mexican battler when they tangle Friday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
Bog NARTINS 0WN SToRY -WVTH A pWNGA NM VT-
BOB MARTINS WITH A PUNCH

 My first big bout over here wasn't such a task after all. It was the first time l ever made much money out of boxing. l had one professional bout previously and that was in Paris with Bob Scanlon, after 1 had won the in ter-allied title. l beat Scanlon in Paris and won 5000 francs. l knocked him down nine times before he took the count in the eleventh-that lucky eleventh again.
 And, on the boat coming back, the Minnesota. l picqed up a few dollars for boxing few rounds and also had the privilege of the officers bath. Qn the meantime Jack Dempsey was trav- cling in state to the Pacific cOasO. Seeing the Statute of Liberty again in New York harbor meant more to me than all the medals and money.
 There was a big reunion of the Mar tin and Dewitt families at Martins burg, w. Va, and l was there. There were 600 altogether and I was the big gest in the bunch.
 LOOK on Joe BondS at Akron, alter had good rest and visited folks at Terre Alta, where I think every one of the 500 inhabitants met me at the station. They all knew me because I delivered their milk when I was a kid.
 I learned lot in the two weeks pre- ceding the Bonds fight. knew there was lots to learn and that a crafty old ringster like Joe might slip one over any time. And now that it is over I know there are lots of other things to learn. I must learn better to keep those fellows away from me and I must learn to to let the other fellow lead now and then. I did all the lead ing with Bonds and he took advantage of my greenness to crowd in close and
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
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 Use Musterole for sore throat, bron- chitis, tonsilitis, Croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges- ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago. pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil- plains, frosted feet colds of the chest lit often prevents pneumonia).
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
CALDWELL HERE FUR BATTLE ON
 NEXT FRIDAY

k If there was any doubt in the minds of Warren district fight fans concerning the general excellence of the program to be presented by the Bisbee Athletic club at the Grand thea | ter on. Friday evening, it was dispelled yesterday by two happenings. The first was the arrival in BisDee of Wal ter Caldwell, who fights Fred (Kid) George in the main event, and the sec on was the announcement by Manager O. S. French that five. battles will be staged on that evening.
 Caldwell is all to the merry. Slim | limbed, deep-chested, broad shoulder ed, with every appearance of being in the best physical condition, he was a | revelation to those who watched him begin training yesteroay afternoon. He went through an hours work at the Knights of Columbus hall with scarcely any exertion-jumping rope. wrestling and bag-puncalng. He is a past master at the art of bag-punching and his exhibition yesterday was worth the price of admission to the ordinary show. He arrived here Sun day night with his brother, Burlin Caldwell, who will have charge of his training.
 He and Kid George agreed yester- day to a weight of 165 pounds at 8 o'clock of the day of the fight It is believed that Caldweu will tip the scales at about 162b pounds, while George will weigh from 16O to 162 pounds. George is in as good condi- tion as Caldwell, and fans who are acquainted with both boxers are look ing for by all odds the best scrap staged here for a year.
 Because of an injury to the shoulder of Al Mauch, the bout between him and Frank Ford has been called off and it's place battle between Georgie Burns of Lowell and Kid Bruno of Douglas will be offered. This will be an event of as much class as the semi final, when Bob Collins of the Briggs shaft and Eddie Hughes or the South west shaft tangle horns. Another fast preliminary will be staged by Young Herrera and Cyclone Shea, two young huskies who have been uncovered by Matchmaker Frank Loughrey. The curtain raiser will be fought by Tiny Zumsteg, undefeated 55-pound, g. year-old champion of southern Arizo- ma, Hermosillo and Douglas, and the challenger for the title, Bob Rawley, also 55 pounds and years or age. Both of these are in training, with bets heavy that Tiny may not be able to hit as hard, but that he can duck twice as fast. In addition 6 jazz or chestra will be in attendance with all the latest music. and with Band Leader McRae of the American Legion in charge of the musicians. Those who joined in singing Bubbles" at the last card of the Bisbee Athletic club can testify to the worth of jazz band at prize fight.
 Tickets fer the program have been
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

That Bisbee fight fans are goins to see one of the best middleweightS in the country in action on next Fri day night, when Fred (Kid George steps into the ring with Walter Cald we'll in the main event, is well known to followers of the ring, but that others may have definite idea ol the caliber of the fighter who will appear on that evening, as well as an indication of the kind of programs which are being arranged by Man ager French for the patrons of the Bisbee Athletic club, the following summary of the life Of Kid George and his battles has been prepared:
 Fred (Kid) George. whose name in full is Fred Dempsey George, and who is known in every part of the United States for his fighting abili- ty, was born in Sacramento, Cal, ill 1891, and he has been in the boxing game since 1908, with the exception of the period from 1914 to 1918, when, with the exception of one fight, which he won from Hugh Walker in 10 rounds, he stayed away from the squared circle. He is of Irish-American nationality, with strain of Cherokee Indian running in the veins of his husky body.
 His reputation. which is one that any fighter might be proud of, IS founded on the following record:
 Jack Davis. k.o., 14 rounds; Ward Kell, k.o, rounds; Jack Burke, k O., round; Joe McGurn, won. foul, 9 rounds; Walter Stanton, k.o., 7 rounds; Joe McGurn, won, 20 rounds; Benny Hart, won. 20 rounds; Frank MaHield, lost on k.O., rounds; Fred Brooks, draw, 20 rounds; Den yer John O'Keefe, won, 10 rounds; Montana Dan Sullivan, draw, 10 rounds: Sailor Petroskey, draw, 10 rounds; Vic Hansen, draw, 20 rounds; Ike Cohen, k.o, 9 rounds; Frank Mantell, lost decision, 20 rounds; Frank Mantell, draw, 20 rounds; Buck Krouse, draw, rounds: Freddy Holland, k.o, 6 rounds: Howard Morrow, draw, 10
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
U. A. TO MEET OCCIDENTAL

1 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, Nov. 1.-The Arizona Occidental game scheduled for Thanksgiving promises to be one of the best games ever play. ed on the Varsity field. Arizona has lost but one game during the whole season and that to Pomona. If Occi- dental defeats the Pomona Sage Hens the Varsity Occidental game will de eide the championship of the south west. Al football is predicted for Oc cidental ranks high on the coast this year and the Arizona Wildcats s,1n re- main one of the most feared team in the west
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
,OCAL---N THE REALM OF SPORT--- WORLD
SPORT TIPS IF LOCAL FIELD

never been knocked out, and carries wicked left, with which he has put several promising boys away in Douglas. They win meet at 12S pounds.
 Steve Dalton and Kid Palmer, or Frank Loughery and Kid Palmer. are being talked Of as the main event for the December g card.
 Walter Caldwelrs stock has gone up considerably here since his snappy workout yesterday afternoon. Though impressed by the fast New Mexico scrapper, Kid Georges big local following will remain confident that he will be returned victor next Friday evening.
 Kid Palmer and Kid Herman of San Francisco will probably be the attraction at Douglas on Thanksgiy- ing day.
 Word was received in Bisbee yes terday that Frenchie Desmairas has returned from Denver and is match ed to meet Happy Woods in Tucson on Thanksgiving day.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
McCOurt Wins First
 Game of Tournament

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. H. Charles McCourt of Cleveland de- feated Jess Lean of Cincinnati. 50 to 45, in the first game of the three cushion billiard championship tour nament today. The game went 54 innings. McCourts high run was eight.
 Tiff Denton of Kansas City won from Clarence Jackson of Detroit. 50 to 3S in GA innings.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

Bob's defense is a great knockout punch in either hand. When you've got that you don't need to worry about the blocking, ducking and clinching.
 It's like a homerun in a baseball game Babe Ruth doesn't need to worry about getting a pass, making a sacrifice or some other fine points of the art of batting. He just knocks the old pill and that ends it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
JEROME THANKSGIVING BOUTS

JEHOWG TF1HNNoGIVTN6 BOUTS
 At meeting Of the Verde District Athletic club, Tom Mcleod was elected secretary and treasurer in the place of Charles Benjamin. Ben. iamin is at present employed at the Miller Construction camp on the new Prescott road and had not the time to handle the office.
 It was decided that the next box ing show will be held TharksRiving day. if the club can get the opera house on that date.
 There will be four bouts and pos
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

clinch every chance he got. That was one reason I didn't stop him any sooner. The other was sore right hand.
 l think lot of that right, though, from reading the account of the Bonds fight, you'd think I only had a left arm.
 l want to work with some of the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

Football teams in the east are kick ing about the goal from touchdown scoring rule. They figure that if the goal from touchdown-which is one
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

sibly five, and the executive board has promised that this will be the classiest show of its kind ever held in northern Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

placed on sale at French's Annex, Main street; Wallace's cigar store, Main street; Tammany Hall, Brewery Gulch; Seeley's Cigar Store, Lowell; Boyd's Drug Store, Tombstone, and Ames' Cigar Store, Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
JAP SEEKING MATCHES
Says the Tucson Star:

SdyS the IucS0n Star:
 Togo Koriyama, the Fighting Jap" is anxious to pick up a little money and try his hand at grabbing off some glory in Arizona
 Togo has been showing up good 10 nthe coast and proving that, all though he is yellow and admits it, he is considerable of a fighter.
 The following telegram was re- ceived by the sporting editor of The Daily Star from c. H. O'Connor, Togo's manager:
 Willing to match Togo Koriyama, the Fighting Jap, with Gene Delmont or any lightweight that may be se- lected"
 No action has yet been taken in local fight circles on Togo's chal- lenge, but it is expected that the Nipponese gent will be given a chance of showing what he can do before long.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
$ P o R T

mans game-Deats a team of eleven men, then the other ten men of the team were unjustly beaten.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

But the teams that manage to pile up a margin of two or three touch downs over their opponents never Kick about the goal after touchdown.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

When he hasn't any place particu- lar to go and feels charitably inclined he sometimes lets 'em live ten or elev- en rounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

As Danny Kramer has been matched for g. main event in Tue son on Oecem Der ,, it is not possible to secure hiln for the December g boxing show here, owing to the dates being So close together. Efforts are now being made to match him with Ralph Lincoln for q ten-round Christ mas attraction. Lincoln has a large following of local fans who are anX- ions to see him vindicate himself of the charge of fouling in his Tucson bout with Kramer.
 Bisbee fans may soon have an op- kportunity of seeing Babe Ruth, the famous Red Sox slugger and pitcher, in a public appearance here. Ruth IS a close friend of Frank Loughrey, the local welter, for whom he acted as second in several bouts in the east. Ruth is now playing exhibition baseball in California, and Loughrey has written him asking him to come to Bisbee and act as referee in some future boxing match
 Two fast preliminaries for the Caldwell-George bout Friday night were signed up yesterday. Battling Herrera and Cyclone Shea were matched for four-round go at 122 pounds. Matchmaker Loughrey, after seeing both boys work out, an nounces that this bout will be a hum .mer from start to finish. Kid Bruno of Douglas was matched to meet Kid Burns of this city Burns knocked out Kid Hartman in one round on Armistice day here. Bruno has placed on sale at Frencn's Annex, Main street; Wallace's cigar store, Main street; Tammany Hall, Brewery Gulch; Seeley's Cigar Store, Lowell;
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

Somebody put pair of skids under the University of Arizona re- serves between halves Saturday aft ernoon, and when Coach Geary's Phoenix Coyote clan got through skidding. the desert wolves had munched the blue jerseyed grid ironers to bits and then scattered the bits to the four corners of the field To be more specific, the Coy otes, during the second half, demon strated why these players are re- serves, not members of the varsity, and they accomplished the feat by a score that read, Phoenix 21, U. of A. reserves, '.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-24
BAVARIAN MINISTER HAS
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 "I must frankly admit the Germans had no reasons to complain of the lack of freedom in using the seas to devel- op their commerce and industries he fore the war. In fact, both American and England placed no obstacles in this respect"
 Dr. FoerSter declared that PlUss- ianism and militarism now are dead in Germany -- killed by the war and that Germany will become q great republic on the lines of America but that thc process necessarily must be slow ow- ing to international conflicts and the differences between political parties.