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Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
BUICK SPEEDER
 WILL RUN RACE

The twin sister of Romaine Field ing's famous Buick No. g, which, piloted by Glen Thomas, made many a record in past years in the southwest, will be in the Phoenix Fl Paso road race. The twin sister, by the way, is some little racing car itself, and is ex- pected to add to its reputation in the big state fair road race event.
 The twin sister, Buick is well known in Phoenix, though it has stood this state. It is the property of Martin Gold and has made many a run over Arizona roads. coming into. the money more than once. Now it is being taken into the Fl Paso-Phoenix event by H. L. Altenbaugh and Lee Holt, two young men of the city.
 The big Buick racer will leave for Fl Paso tomorrow. it's start having been delayed from last night. It will be driven by Altenbaugh and Holt, who expect to spend five days on the road to Fl Paso, becoming familiar with the route They plan to reach Fl Paso g day or two before the starting day, a week from this morning. The Alten- baugh Holt Buick will be the twenty first car to make the start, according to the official lists.
 Since deciding to enter it in the roat race, Altenbaugh and Holt have com pletely overhauled the car, until i now stands in the pink of condition While neither of the two young fel lows is making any rash statements they are sure the car will give a goot account of itself.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
I FAST bOU I WON BY CAMPBELL AT
 MESA CARNIVAL

It was a rare night for Mesa. Billy Capell got decision over Al McManus, khe carnical ended, the ring broke down, Harry Gibson, the referee, was hooted for his decisions, it rained. Evans school turned out in formaton, and innumerable arguments were started as to whether it was a draw or McManus' fight.
 As has been mentioned before, Ca pelli was given the decision. One of the judges thought it was a draw, but the other and Referee Gibson said it went to Capelli At that it was a good bout, both men going strong, Me long exchanges, but Capelli managed to wade in close many times and rock the tall Tucson lad with his short heavy delivery. McManus was evi- dently not in the best condition. His wind appeared poor, but Capelli was never in better shape.
 The men presented contrast wheT they entered the ring. Capelli, shori and stocky, McManus, long rangy.
 The first round opened fast and wa: called a draw, the next two rounds went to McManus on points, tht fourth was even, the fifth was Ca pellis. the sixth and seventh were even l the eighth and ninth were Capellis and the tenth was even. Had Capeil come out and taken the tenth round he would have earned the decision b, a wide margin. Twice he knocked Nc
 Manus into the ropes. The decision
 was fair, though, and popular with tn crowd, which seemed to think that be
 cause Capjelli was the shorter of tn two he was the smaller. He probabl
 weighed more than McManus.
 Mesa is not an ardent supporter (
 the boxing game. A very small crow
 turned out to see two of the best littl
 boys in the southwest mix it. The pre-
 liminaries were poor. Oh. so poor
 Everything seemed to go wrong, tn
 climax coming when the ring collapse ] under Capelli after two minutes an fifty five seconds of fighting in tn first round. Time was called, it wa
 repaired, a round was declared to hay been fought, and the bout was on. As to the preliminaries. the lea said the better. Young Dutch ar : Lanky Jean, two 70-pounders fro Phoenix, put on the best go. The kit !, mixed it as merrily as ever, were give the usual draw, and collected harve
 of small change.
 . The next bout was between Your I Herrera and Rufus the Second. IT 5 only comparison between the Secor f person and Rufus Williams is the color, both being dark. Rufus Il n second had a habit of telling everyol n in the audience, including his opp f nent, just what blows he was goil
 to deliver, but somehow or other
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
AYERS LINCOLN
 DUE ID REPEAT
 OVER 5. CHAvEZ

Earl Mohan. manager of the classi- est string of boxers in the southwest. has invaded Phoenix. bringing under his wing Ralph Lincoln. the California boy who Is to box Benny Chavez here Tuesday night. Lincoln already has one decision over Chavez. In Mohan's string of glove wielders is included Al McManus. Happy Woods, the sensa- tional wclterweight, and Lincoln. who. though he is but 21 years of age, has fought l6i fights.
 The coming bout. according to Mo han. is going to be one of the best ever staged in Phoenix He is an old head at the game and knows that when Chavez and Lincoln meet there are going to be many things doing.
 Mohan has a good laugh, he says every time he thinks of the local box CTS claiming titles, such as southwest ern champion, state champion and sc on. He claims that if Lincoln were 10 claim titles he would have a string as long as his arm. He has defeated Nick GundN tWiCe lOF Ane boIutl championship. Robbie Burns for tn middle west title three times, ant Be1ny Chavez for the Rocky mountain title. and won both the Pacific coas bantam and featherweight titles.
 Lincoln carries around a record witt him which is above the average. Ou of his 164 fights he has lost five Lincoln came to Arizona in July am has engaged in nine bounts since tha time. winning all of them. He pre- diets another victory for his boy Tues day night. Lincoln has boxed sue boys as Robbie Burns, Battling Chico Nick Gundy. Frankly Manila, Benn Chavez and above all, he has three de cisions over Young Brown, who ha been SO popular in Phoenix. Brown much larger than Lincoln, but he bes him the three times just the same.
 The Alhambra arena will probabl he sold out to it's capacity before tt light starts, as the advance sale ( tickets has been the largest know here.
 Lincoln has made arrangements work out at American Legion heat quarters over Goldberg's store. star ing this afternoon at 3 o'clock. IT public is invited 10 watch the speed little Mexican go through several ia rounds.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26

managed to put them over. Herrera gave him a good run for his money and should have had draw, but Gib- son, the referee, instead of following his inclinations and giving it to the Mexican, used his head and gave it to Rufus on point. He was right at last. Rufus did the leading and was entitled to what glory there was. There is no doubt there was not enough glory in that bout to be divided between two of them.
 And the next bout! It may well be called a paradox. for it presented a man winning his fight and quitting when he got hit. Yes, sir, one person named Kid Foster, who had been wal loping the whey out of one Young Gregory, got hit in the nose, threw up his hands, ran to his corner, quoth something about it being too tough and deliberately quit. Quit cold and hard and left the ring amidst the hoots of the crowd.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26

At n-Muhlenberg, IS; Catholic university. 0. Rhode Island college, ?.
 At Lewiston-Mai 26; Bates, r. At State College. Pa.-Penn State, 4S Ursinus, o.
 At Annspolis-Annapolis, ?; Buck nell, 6.
 At Ann Arbor-ohio State, 1S: Michigan, 3.
 At East Lansing-Michigan Aggies, 21; Depauw, 0.
 At Minneapolis-Iowa 9; Mime sota, 6.
 At Chicago-Chicago, fl; North western, O.
 At Columbia, Mo.-Missouri, 1; Drake. 0.
 At omaha-Creishton 0; Mar quette. o.
 At Omaha-Oklahoma university, q; Nebraska, :.
 At Salt Lake-University of Utah, 20; University of Idaho, 0.
 At Logan, Utah-Utah Aggies, Is; Montana State, 0.
 At Pittsburg-Lehigh, 16; Carne' gie O.
 At College Park, Md.-Virginia Poly [. Maryland State, 0.
 At WilliamstowD, Mass.-Williams l3: Hamilton, O.
 At St. Louis-Rolla school of mines O.; St. Louis university, ?. | At Cincinnati-Denison, 9; Univer' sity of Cincinnati. ,. ! At St. Louis-Washingto univer sity, g. Grinnell, 0. | At Westminster-West Maryland, 2 Mount St. Marys, O.
 At Boulder-University Of Colorado IA: Colorado college. IA.
 At I.aramie-University or Wyo ming. 35: University of Denver, 6. At Berkeley-Washingto State, l4 University of California, 0.
 At orvallies-Stanford, IA; Orego Aggies. 6.
 Al Detroit-University of Detroi 16: Georgetown, 1S.
 At Wheeling-University of Wes Virginia, SO; Bethany, 0.
 At Shreveport-University, 20; Uni versity of Arkansas. o. .,
 At Clarksburg-Wesleyan, eS; Leh ; anon Valley, O.
 Al Chester. Pa.-Pennsylvania Mill tary college, II; St. Johns, IA. At Notre Dame-Notre Dame, 9; Western State Normal, 0. At Indianapolis-Ros Poly, 21; But Ter, :. o, At Swarthmore - Swarthmore, 2C Johns Hopkins, 6. At Vermillion Morningside,
 South Dakota university, 13. At Seattle-University of Washing 2 ton. 120; Whitman college, 0. I At Colorado Springs - Colorat n Springs H. S.. 54; Greedy H. S., '.
 At Now York-Columbia, 9; An herst, :. At Princeton-Colgate, '; Prime . ton. 0. e At Syracuse-Washingt and Je ferson. 6; Syracuse. 0. t At New York-Dartmouth, 9; Co
 nell. 0.
 At mbridge-Harvard 47; Vi T glnia. 2.
 At Providence - Brown, ?; Nc
 wich, 0.
 At New Haven-Yale. S7; Tufts, 0.
 At adelphia-Penna., 2S; Lafa - cite. 0.
 At Pittsburg University of Pitt n. burg, 16; Georgia Tech, 6.
 At Boulder-University of Colora' n. 14; Colorado College, IA.
 At Logan-Utah Aggies, 1s; Mo |; tana State College, 0.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
I OUR PARKL|NG BOUTS INCLUDED
 ON ?. A. |. CARD
Young Brown Jake Stahl Head Program With Kid Leyman and Frankie Monroe in 6-Round Semi Final Event-Two Other 4-Round Goes Also ln- cluded

With Young Brown and Jake Stahl' two prominent coast lightweights, as the main attraction and Kid Leyman and Frankie Monroe furnishing the | thrills in the semi final. the boxing | program offered by the Phoenix Ath. letic club at Arcadia hall Friday eve ming gives promises of being one Of the most popular events staged by this club in recent months.
 Young Brown, always big favorite in this community, is returning to Phoenix after a string of victor.Ns at Los Angeles that stamps him as one of the greatest lightweight performers in the far west. This little fighting machine, in which old mother nature has seemingly installed 1000 horse power dynamo, gives fans more ac tion in 10 rounds than do most boxers in 50.
 When the opening gong sounds that is signal for Young Brown to start his two hands and two feet to moving. He uses his feet in going after his opponent and he employs his hands in an effort to batter that op- | ponent to the mat.
 Brown Is Aggressive
 Brown is one of those aggressive performers who doesn't know when to stop. He doesn't even know when he is beaten as several coast lightweights will testify. He just keeps grinding away with his two padded mitts until the final gong sounds and the man that beats him has got 10 step some.
 Stahl is an opponent who, according to men who have seen both boys in action, should give Brown one of the toughest battles of his career. He's as fast a boxer as has appeared in these parts in many days and, more than that he can hit. In his train
 ing work here a few weeks ago, he showed remarkable cleverness and hitting ability and his all around work was pretty to watch.
 Good Semi-FinaI
 In matching Frankie Monroe ant : Kid Leyman, the P A. C. is bringine together two boys who have long beer endeavoring to get into the same ring There is something of a rivalry be tween these two boys wha are among the best men of their weight in th'
 southwest
 , Leyman's ring work in Phoenix ha
 attracted the attention of all local fans b who believe that he can beat anythin,
 of his poundage in this section of tn , country. Leyman will probably weigl
 about 122 pounds for this bout. l. Monroe is a fast, clever boy wh
 has twice appeared in matches in thi :, city. He is a brother of Young Brow
 and about as shifty a ring performe s, as has ever appeared in this city.
 The opening event will be a fou s, round affair between Rusty Ling an
 Young Dutch. Fans who have see '- these boys in action heretofore ca
 rest assured that this event alone wi = give them more than the ordinar
 number of thrills for one evening. !; Another event, a four round go, wi
 also be included on the program fC Q. Friday evening.
 The first event of the program wi ,- start at the usual hour, g o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
ARE YOUR OVERSIZE
 TIRES PROPER FIT?

service medium and large capacity their riding cushion hema They they add to the appearance the ccording E. Gardner, Frestone dealer.
 of increased section through the of tire oversize This is the size S4x4 the oversize increased, the beadw strained in putting the tire the rim
 the oversize tire for q rivcn
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26

At Salt Lake City-University of Utah. 20; University of Idaho, O.
 At Grand Forks, N. D.-Fargo Col lege, 6; University of North Dakota, z. At Fargo, N. D.-North Dakota Ag- gies, O; South Dakota State, 0.
 At St Paul-Hamlin, IA; St. Thomas, 6.
 At Northfield, Minn.-McAlester, g.; St. Olaf, 6.
 At Beloit. Wisconsin-Ripon College, IA; Beloit College, 0.
 At Galesburg-Knox College, 54; Illinois College 0.
 At Cedar Rapids-Cole College, 24; Carleton, O.
 At lbuerque-Colorado School of Mines, O; University or New Mexico, 0
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
CHAVEZ NEVER IN
 BETTER CONDITION
 MANAGER DECLARES

Benny Chavez is in the best condi- ton of his life, according to his man. ager George Joseph, who has been with the little Colorado wonder ever since his career became worthy of such name. Right here in Phoenix he has found all the sparring partners nec
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
Cooks Taste

Wife-The cook is leaving this morning, and shall go downtown and get another.
 Hub-Try this time to get one that likes the roast beef rare. I'm getting tired of overdone meat-Boston Tran script.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26

essary for the furtherance of his aims and ambitions. Chavez is confident that he is going to whip Lincoln, at the Alhambra Arena, Tuesday night. He is supremely confident, that Lin coin is going to get the worst of the coming fray. The last time the twain fought it out, Lincoln was awarded the palm, but Chavez claims he was in no shape to go the route. He could not get proper training at Tucson.
 According to Joseph the fans at Tucson went wild over the last bout, but he thought it was g. rotten go. Chavez did not put on his usual bout, and was way off form. At the present .ytime though the little flash from Trim idad is running in smooth form.
 He admits with a characteristic shrug of his shoulders, that he has a hard bout in front of him. Lincoln is fast and a, hard hitter, and Benny knows he has got to extend himself to | win, but he feels he is in shape to ex- l tend to the limit, and win in the end. Chavez has been one of the biggest drawing cards in the fistic game dur | ing the years he has been treading the canvas mat. He has fought the best men in his class, including Johnny Kilbane, Monte Attel Eddie Campi and Patsy Brannigan. He has gone the route time after time and esti mates that he has had as many as 150 hard battles during his career. He has not won all of them by any means.
 He has had his ups and downs, the same as the rest of them. He has
 stage comebaclzs that have thrilled
 every fistic fan in his home state, oi
 Colorado, and he is popular there. IT
 fact, he is so popular in that state
 that the major portion of his bouts
 have been put on right near home. '
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
Football Results

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel At Urbana-Illnois. 10; Wisconsin. 14.
 At Middletown. Conn.-Wesleyan, 47: Union. 0.
 At Hoboken, N. J.-Stevens S1;
Arizona republican., 1919-10-26

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-30
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-30
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