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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-26
Navy Loyal But Army RevoIts.

Navy Loyal But Army Revolts.
Paris.-The Portuguese navy has re-
manned loyal to the government, &C
cording to all accounts received in
Madrid. The Madrid newspapers.
however, have advices saying that the
army Is on the side Of the revolution.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-26
A Well-Governed Mind

70 Ana n,aa mind learns In time
ona anu .SI pleasure in nothing but the trne
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-26

LIS easy enough to read woman's
mill, hut almost impossible to under
stall It.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-02-26

Great thoughts seldom come In
punches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20
G1sndy Is 4 Full Pledged
Bantam: Is Getting Lighter

IT is no uncommon occurrence for Z
/ boxer to 90 from lightweight {,
heavy IN the course Of few years
in the ring. or a bantam to work uu
TO weller. but f. remains for Mel,
Gundy to do the unheard Of stunt OF
going back the other way. Gundy
made the announcement Tuesday that
hereafter he will box as a bantam
weight
Was a 1873 Founder.
Two years ago Gundy entered the
boxing game at Fort Bliss In two Of
his bouts he weighed $50 pounds and
It was predicted that soon THE Giant
Killer would be in the lightweight
class. Later Gundy was matched with
two lightweights and beat them both
At this time he weighed 12S In two
subsequent battles Nick weighed 127
and 126, respectively
The secret of Gundy becoming
lighter instead Of heavier seems
TO be that for several months af-
ter he was entered in bouts at
Bliss his trainers never tried 10
have him make weight. When
Gundy was matched to meet Sci
eutific Kid Young. of Columbus,
he was conditioned largely by
downtown trainer who believed
that Nick would do better II he
took off more pOundage than any
body ever dreamed he could get
rid Of.
On the day Of the bout he tipped the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

scales at 119 IL pounds and his old
trainer. Harvey Knight. Of the Sew
enth cavalry, not knowing what the
other trainer had been doing. insisted
that Nick was sick and wanted him
TO give up the bout Nick laughed
and said Harvey. feel better than
ever did in my life" You're sick
insisted Knight. "and going against
the best featherweight in the south
west"
Gundy won the bout by a good mar
GIN despite the cleverness Of the Co
lumnus boy After the bout Knight
said. Nick, old head. If we could
take off ten pounds more you could
whip Jack Dempsey"
Since that bout Gundy has
fought rs low as III I-2 on one
occasion, twice ut lis. although
most Of his bouts have been ut I2I
pounds. He believes that he boxes
best at low weights and will here
after box in the bantam class, nc
cordinE TO announcement made
today.
In the absence Of Tommy Felso. le
climate army champion of the ban
tam class Gundy will claim and de-
lend the bantam title OF the Mexican
border.
4 see where some guesser said re-
Gently that I was heavier than Jack
douglas when I met him." stated Mich
tuesday THAT is just stating the
AFFAIR eaGSWGrds. IN all my clothes ]
did not rPse the beam at 12f at the
Weighing in, while DouglN had 20
shed clothes 10 prove he was down to
weight was the lighter"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

also offered $4,000 for two fights in
Australia. or $4,000 for the tour.
In a letter Mr.. Lewis. manager OF
the fly weight champion, says;
Have about completed arrangements
for a short American trip, the real
gtumbling block being the date When
we are earning 100000 to S25.00O for
one bout and getting big money for
music hall engagements you can IN
derstand our reluctance TO leave home.
even for 10 weeks
II we go II viii probably be
about the middle OF September,
50 as TO be hack home for Deem
Der. when we have another big
match on tan. We have had some
very good offers from American
clubs. Philadelphia, Boston. New
Orleans, Jersey City. Minneapolis
and Milwaukee.
I am anxious to make this trip
and would ike 10 go TO Australia.
but that is out Of the question for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

fifth cavalry athletes from tbs
I fast cinder path racers 10 the az
gressive mitt wielders are preparing
for a busy program starting Thursday
morning at s o'clock when the regi-
mental track and field meet will com
mence and winding up at Sis o'clock
at night when the all star boxing
card Of the fifth regiment viii be
staged in the arena behind the head
quarters building. Track and field
events Of the athletic meet viii be
held in the morning while the mount
ed events which include cossack rid
ing, and mounted officers and enlisted
mems jumping viii be staged in the
afternoon FL Pasoans who desire to
witness the athletes in the different
events are Invited 20 attend
Boxing and Baseball.
One Of the features Of the day aside
from the boxing show in which Cave
man Carlson and Matty O'Brien are to
meet in the headliner and Kid Shanzs
and Fitzgerald in the semifinal viii
be a baseball game between the two
leading teams Of the troop The ath-
letic meet IS strictly an intertrOop at
fair. two athletes from each unit par
ticlpatiuE in every event Of the pro-
gram assuring a good field in ali Of
the mum bers-
Much competition Is expected
IN the track events In particular
rs the fifth has some of the fast
est men at Fort Bliss and demons
frated its athletic ability rs
regiment by winning the last dis
trict field meet by a margin OF
more than 50 points.
FL Paso boxing fans are not over
looking an opportunity to witness the
fast bouts in the evening and have
purchased their tickets in advance
downtown In spite Of the fact that
the two headliner bouts viii be be- I
tween the fastest men Of their weight I
in the district the prices of the seats
have not been advanced and are ST. IS I
cents and 90 cents Lieut. Frank Hi 4
lana. boxing Instructor Of the fifth I
regiment and Lieut. r. c. Hammond I
in charge OF the advertising Of show z
are planning for the reception Of a big .
crowd Of fans when time is called for 4
the first preliminary.
Arena in Good shape.
As a result Of consistent efforts of I
me constructing Quartermaster at {
Fort Bliss within the last two weeks {
the seats in the fifth arena have been
80 constructed that IT now resembles
a huge theater, the back tiers being
50 raised that they are now among
the best in the house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

2 1t Is planned to begin the con-
, struction Of n bowl arena on the
. parade grounds within the near
! future and Which viii be complete
by the time the all star card with
johnny SudenberE and Kid George
rs the principals will be held on
September 10.
Carlson Feels Good.
Caveman Carlson announced We'd
nesday morning that he was in SPLEEN
did physical condition and that ne in
tended TO step into O'Brien and defeat
/ the southern department weller cham
pion in short order O'Brien is one of
the cleYerest men DEVELOPED in the
district in some time. but Caveman
feels that with the additional expert
ence he acquired overseas that he viii
defeat the hard hitting cavalrymau.
Il am going in to show the fans what
I can do he declared. And it is go
ing to be winning fight from the
first gong for Caveman Carlson"
Nay Change Name.
carlson Is seriously considering the
adTisability Of changing his name in
the event he wins the encounter. He
intends 70 try out a new and dis
tinctly different type of milling when
ne faces Matty. and if he emerges vic
tor MS future fighting moniker will
be The Fighting Gorilla"
This name has been recon-
mended TO him with scores Of 9th
ers and rs he feels that he is
fighter in keeping on top Of his
man all Of the time. the former
34th infantry crack may step out
under the nom de plume in the
future. He intends that his name
shall suit exactly his style of
fighting and believes that ssfhe
fighting EOriIlaY will be about the
best that cOuld he chosen.
Shanks Is Ready.
George Shanks, the fifth cavalry
crack, is training consistently for his
bout with Jack Fitzgerald and this
contest promises TO be a hummer from
the word 60 All Of the fans know
that Snanks is a sturdy, hard hitting
IelloW and his supporters are conf
dent Of his ability to defeat the hard
hitting Fitzgerald. who has won two
successive fights at Fort Bliss. Young
Haro, the speedy los FOUNDER who
meets Duquette in one Of the prelin-
inaries is in splendid shape and Du-
Guette also promises to step in from
the birst bell
Fans VIII have an opportunity
TO obtain free ringsfde seats
Thursday afternoon when an mir
plane viii visit over the city and
drop $50 issues Of the WedueS-
day Heraids with tickets attached.
The visit will be made at exactly
j o'clock and the fans should be on
their toes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20
Marston And Gardner Meet
In Feature Match Of Golf
Tourney, Says Former Champ
By FRANCIS OUuTET.
(1914 Golf Amateur Chamnfou.l

u 4SBUhEs Pa, Aug. 20.-There
1 were many notable features at the
oakmont course Tuesday in this. the
first, round Of match play for the
amateur American golf champion
ship Foremost OF these was the
great match between Bob Gardner
and Max Aiarston. with both playing
unbeatable golf at times. First it
was Marston who started the fire
works. A brilliant 81 for the first
nine holes gave him a four hole lead.
He added one more to this by the
TINE ne arrived at the 18th tee.
Gardner Won Three.
Then Gardner won three holes back
by playing the next three in two bet
ter than par. Again Max started off
with a rush and once more he led by
five holes. Again Bobby cut loose
and this time he did not stop. Reel
ing of birdie after birdie and par
after par pace no man could live
against, Gardner won by three and
one. He has proved himself to be
the same resouTceful, fighting Card
ner Of old and he viii take a lot Of
beating before he is through
Other Matches Good.
Some Of The other matches appear
TO have created a sensation Such as
Platt over Anderson and Hoffner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20
Jimmy Wilde Is Popular Hero With British
Boxing Fans And May Be Elected To The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70eightC Champ

/ DY his defeat OF pal Moore. the
ID clever Memphis CCTenn) bantam
/ the hero Of British sportsmen in fact.
/ champion OF the world. has become
I the hero Of British sportsmen in fact.
he is so popular that his Welsh friends
/ are talking now Of sending him TO
/ parliament He would not be the first
Z fighter 10 take a seat there, for John
/ Gully. one Of the Oldtime British
champions. had a seat IN parliament.
! and others attained high positions
/ in public life in that country.
Was Hard Bout.
Wilde did not gain an easy victory
over Moore but a mere point verdict
and by very close margin tt was
] only through his grit and determine
ton that he was enabled 10 make a
{ splendid finish and grab victory out
OF the fire Moore's dancing tactics
had the little Welsiman guessing in
the early part Of the fight and he
clearly outpointed the Britisher. but
toward the 18th Wilde got his dis
lance and measured his man we'll
Pal made a great stand In the
18th. hut Wilde kept coming and
would not be denied. Referee
Eugene CORR warned Pal about
hitting with the open glow and
there is little dOubt that the ref
counted 1Ioore's open glove hit
ting against him. Nate Lewis.
manager OF Moore, WAS warned IT
Racine, WI - some time before
about Pals open glove work
Many Of the Americans preeent
thought n draw should have been
rhe verdict.
Corris fairness as a referee is well
known and he gave his verdict be-
cause he thought Wilde had won
When details Of the fight reach here
IL is a good bet that the referee
counted points against Pal for hitting
with the open glove.
There was no title at stake in this
match. although the purse was big
one-S25.000 Wilde holds the fly
weight championship OF the world. the
weight being 112 pounds. Moore is
bantam. but not the champion.
Pete Herman holding that title.
Yankee Had Advantage.
Wilde scaled about 109 and Moore
l16, which gave the Yankee lad quite
an ADVANTAGE in weight. Pete Her
man. the title holder in the bantam
class. has been offered $4,000 to
so over and fight Wilde, but II is
q question whether Herman can make
JIG pounds or not. and ii is not likely
that Wilde would be willing to give
away any more poundage, especially
TO the champion Of the class
As "A result Of the victory over
Moore, the little fly weight cham
piOn viii in all probability visit
the United states the coming fail.
His manager, Ted Lewis, is not
keen on coming over here while
he is drawing down such big
purses in England, but he has Civ
en- his promise to make a tour of
the states and feels that he will
have to make good the coming
September or October.
While Moore received $4,000 for
his work IL is almost certain wilde
received around $4,000 as his little
bit That is more than he can draw
for a short bout in the states, bur
he will take a chance Jimmy was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.--Most Of the
N biting titles held by American
boxers look TO be safe enough for SIX
months or so at the inside
There's Jawn Harrison Dempsey,
for instance, with perfectly Sood
heavyweight championship on his
hands. proud Of it and perfectly cap
able OF defending It against anybody
in sight as far as we can see
Looks Good Now.
Jawn may even be forced to go
out Of the country some day to find
an opponent who can play second fid-
die 10 him in the matter Of attracting
the filthy lucre TO the gate lie Won Z
be making the wisest move II ne
does. but he'll need action after q
while and he is the kind OF a iad
who viii go a long way to knock a
chip off somebody's shoulder. because
he likes 10 fight
Benny Leonard f. another fistic
blood whose skypiece is sitting
pretty steadily on his dome. Ben
ny can find plenty OF opponents.
But look at 'eul. During the wind
up OF preparations for the Demp-
sey-Willard bout IL was suggested
that Leonard and White-Chariey.
of Chfcngo-wouid make n good
card in the same arena Labor day
But would White be a good card ?
Doubtful very doubtful There's Lew
Tender. too. This Tender is q
money making scamp and as lar as
we know he IS entitled 10 all he can
get for his brand Of fisticuffs is the
brand that satisfies the boxing fans,
because he is full OF action
Tender Is Fast.
But is an opponent for Leonard he
looks like a good gate attraction IN
Philadelphia and that lets him out
We don't believe he can whip one
side OF the champion. though We
would like TO see him try Il in fight
over ten or more rounds
There's John SiIhane. feather
weight boss John came out Of
hiberuatfOn recently. long enough
to take the inspiration out Of JOie
Fox. an EnElishman. with n no
1iom that he wanted Johns title.
And opponents with real class are
either rs scarce rs 4red ye~ these
days or else they are all in hid
ing.
Michael O'Dowd. who now holds the
middleWeight title may find more op-
position than any OF the champions
with the possible exception Of Pete
Herman. whose amWeight crown
is wabbling a bit on his sunburued
brow since Pal Moore Joe Lynch and
a few other banfa ms have become so
cocky-and capable.
May Meet for Title.
O'Dowd and Mike Gibbons are sup
posed to come together on Labor day
ip Minneapolis. II they do the fight
fans OF the middle west may see a
regular mill Gibbons has let IL be
known al odd times that he would
hate 20 take Mikes crown. seeing that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20
DARKNESS STOPS
CIRCUIT CAME
Bankers and Swift Team
Battle Eight Innings
to a Tie.

Swift and First National bank
teams Of the Circuit baseball league
battled eight innings to a tie Tues
day afternoon at the Foundry
grounds, the final score being TO 3
when time was called by the umpire.
Nanny Ponsford, star twirler Of the
Duty Dodgers, Of the Army and City
league, met two speedy twirlers in
Stearns ana Stepp for the Swift az
gregauon- SIX runs were secured by
the Swift team in the first inning.
but the Bankers climbed steadily and
held their opponents safe. The score:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

Nike is a towusfellow ana everything
but that II il ever came down to acel
and cases he would do a nice job OF IL
lfichoel probably won't be able 10 for
get that II they meet. all Of which vii
lend him speed and courage.
Jack BrfttOn 30 recently demon
struted that Ted Lewis had no
genuine excuse for losing the well
rerEVeighf crown ut Canton. Ohio.
that il appears doubtful whether
Brittou's headGear viii he dis
furbed for some time to come. 50
there you are. Plenty Of cham
pions on this side OF the water
we have everything but the
worlds flyWeighf fitle-and few
uspirants OF class to dispute the
right OF the holders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20
By Tad

next year or two. Wilde is a great
little fighter and has had TO give
away from 3 20 IS pounds in nearly
every battle he fought"
Wilde won the fly weight cham
pionship in 1915 He met fancy Lee.
the holder, in 1915. but was beaten
in the 18th round. Later he met Lee
and knocked him out in II rounds
Wilde beat Joe Symonds for the title
in 1916. in u rounds. He defeated
George Clark for the title in four
rounds in 1871 He also won his right
to the worlds title by defeating
Young zulu Kid and Johnny Rosner
both Of New York. who he been sent
over TO try for the crown Both
were stopped in the 18th round
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

More good matches are on the card
for today. The OakmOnt course is IN
wonderful condition and is easily the
finest course this championship has
ever been played over.
Bobby Jones, the star of stars, is
playing grand golf and he and Bob
Gardner should have a great match
Copyright. 191ss by Metsger News
paper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

Tom Sharkey. who in the old days
feared nothing, is scared 10 death of
germs. Tom carries his own glass
with him and every time some simp
invites him to the elbow rest he
flashes the pint measure, takes his
shares first and let's the boob have
what's left. which is very little.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

That Homer Baker is back to his
oidtime form was shown by his race at
the New York Athletic club games
last saturday. He ran $50 yards from
scratch in I minute So % seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

Two base hits, shea Three base hits.
Burke, Cox, Howell. Home runs. stepp.
Chauvet. Struckout. by Starnes. s. by
Stepp, G; by Ponsford. Il First base on
balls, off starnes .: off Ponsford. l. Hit
by pitched bail. By Starnes Gaylord. Dou-
bic play. shea unassisted wild pitch
Starnes. stolen base. Burke. Time OF game.
$40 Umpire. HaEer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

II IS a crime against your family
and public health 20 tolerate a dirty
unsanitarv sink OzO keeps the sink
clean and sanitary Sheers Hardware
Co. SO. Texas St Phore 4q.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

Sioux city. Ia. Aug 20.-Joe Nc
Gowan, Of Kansas City. won the
newspaper decision over Carl Leon
ard. OF st Paul here Tuesday night
MCGOWAN outboxed his opponent and
was stronger at the finish.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

Douglas. Ariz- Aug 30.-'Efd"
Palmer, 18th infantry. was awarded
the decision over "Frenchyn Des-
lIarais at the end Of a ten round bout
here Tuesday night The decision
carried with il the state WelterWeight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20
Matty O'Brien And Carlson Ready For FIT
FAST VEL TIERS IN GOOD TRIM
AND BOUT PROMISES T0BEF FAST

Kid George Shnks and Jack Fitzgerald Ready for Eight
Round Semi-Final; Fifth Arena Raised and All Fans
Can Now Obtain Excellent View of Boxing Ring;
Fred George and Johnny Sudenberg to Referee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20
-:GLBLETS:-
BRITToN - DE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Jack Britton,.
~ worlds welterweight boxing cham
pion. who is TO meet Mike O'Dowdi
holder Of the middleweight title. in
an eight round bout at Newark next
Friday. Tuesday received an offer 20
meet Johnny Basham. the English
Telterweight champion George Nc
Donald, the English promoter, whd
made the offer in a cable message(
stipulated that Britton must defeat
O'Dowd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

his irons. and, above all else. is a
fire sportsman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

Cleveland. o.. aug 20-Ray Cald-
vel, a pitcher formerly with the
Boston Red S0x and New York Amer
fielder. Joined the Cleveland baseball
club today O'Connor played in the
defunct New England league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

Chick Evans played splendidlv in
defeating Dwight Armstrong. and he
certainly looks like the Evans Of old
Your correspondent had more than
his hands full in disDosine OF Young
T. Ciarey, Of the Bala Country
club. philadelphia. Add this chaps
name to the long list Of stars. He
plays all short splendidly. especially
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20
PRESENT DAY CHAMPS NEED NOT |
FEAR Of LOSING THEIR TITLES

Dempsey, Nike ODowd, Jack Britton, Benny Leonard
and Johnny Kilbane Are ALI Top Notch Men and
Have Defeated Practically All Contenders With
the Exception Of Middleweight Champion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

is this:
Many young stars, unheard of
before entered this champfon-
ship Not having national rep
utauon. they were given hut lit
tie notice The fact is. they are
grand golfers and good enough TO
put out anybody. To many. the
victories of Hoffner and PIatf
came rs surprises. I have seen
enough good golfers to know that
these two boys are stars.
They. are young. and america is
certainly bringing forward LOT OF
sterling golfers. The match between
Travers and Waldo was a surDrise 10
me Not that Waldo is not a good
gOlrer, but the ease with which he
defeated Jerry was uneypecfed
" aldo. it VIII be remembered. was
the fellow who beat Harold Hilton.
the Englishman. when the latter was
defending his title at the Chicago
Golf club in 1912.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

LISTENING TO A BE~T OF
LITTLE JCHoOLAiATEz WHO HAVE
CALLED TO S6E Their 'GIRLHo Cd
cAUrA Who UJhy Hurt IN Her
NEW FLNaNGI2 LiNNoU SING
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

( over White The truth Of the matter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

O'DOwd and Mike Gibbons are sup
posed TO come together on Labor day
ip Minneapolis. II they do the fight
fans Of the middle west NAV see a
regular mill Gibbons has let IL be
known at odd times that he would
hate 10 take Mikes crown. seeing that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-20

Some Of The other matches appear
o have created a sensation Such as
'latt over Anderson and Hoffuer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
WOODBURY.

There will be basketball game at the
union hall Saturday evening, Jan. %.
Carl brennan is convalescing from an
attack of the grip.
Frank Nye returned the last of the
week from weeks visit with relatives
in Montpelier.
Albert Burnham was taken the first of
the week to st. Johnsbury hospital for
treatment,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallop and daugh-
ter of Marshfeld were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Mildred Bates.
William Dawson returned Monday
from Frankfort Me.
A son, Robert Alfred, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Hood Sunday, Jan. 10.
II. S. Benjamin was business visitor
in Hardwick Saturday.
Dorence Gichrist of Hardwick was an
over-Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
do GiIchrist
Mrs. Mabel Carr and son, Harold, were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Benjamin in South Woodbury..
Ollie Thomas left Thursday for Water.
bury where she has employment.
William Guy of Springfield, Mass, is
a guest of relatives in town
James Pickett and family returned
Monday from Danville, where they have
been for the past three weeks, visiting
relatives.