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Arizona republican., 1919-02-28
MOTORIST FINDS USE
 FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS
Philadelphia Public Iadger)


 From a motorist who lives in sec ton where mud roads are common comes @ suggestion which its author guarantees as tho best remedy for such q situation short Of a pair of husky mules. He states that he has tried thc method on numerous occasions and that it has never failed to work. He says:
 T always have stored away some where in my car q stack or old news papers. They don't take up so much room but that I can always find a place for them. When [ strike d mud hole and the wheels begin 10 fly around in that exasperating way which tells me that | am firmly and definitely stuck. l get out my bundle of papers.
 Taking q newspaper l fold it in half horizontally across the page and pro- ceed to the task of working the paper between the tire and the mud. This is a simple matter and is accomplished by feeding the paper while the wheels are being revolved. l feed the paper in lengthwisc. Usually only a few will have been worked in when the tires will begin to grip and the car start forward. IT few won't do the work keep on feeding in the papers until good traction is gained.
 This method of handling a difficult situation is so simple and so uniform ly successful that every motorist should know it. If he is not equipped with some other apparatus for such a con , tingency, he should always have a lit- tie pile Of newspapers stored away in some empty place in his car.
 In many localities it might be DOS sible for a motorist to get old news papers from neighboring houses; but when the mishap occurs in some lonely spot, lucky is the man who has some newspapers in his machine
Arizona republican., 1919-02-28
STATE LAND SALE. GOES IN IN SPITE
 IF MANY EFFORTS
Secretary Lane And Gov. Campbell Tried To Save Lands For Reclamation
 And Soldier Settlement

That Secretary of the Interior Frank lin k. lane and Governor Campbell both made earnest efforts Co delay the sale of Che state lands in Yuma and Naricom cOuntics, now under the fanlmcr. and partly sold in order that inesc lands might loo reclaimed and .cd for soldier settlement. was re- Ncalcd hast night In @ dispatch re- ceivcd by The Republican from Wash ugton That the action or the land board in selling these lands at this lime despite the protests of Lanc and Campbell may have lost the state Of Arizona tho opportunity Of playing g large part in this work is also lr. srrcG uy the dispatch.
 It is reported that Secretary Lane yesterday sent a telegram to the state llnd board. protesting the sale of these lands at this time. without effect and that at two meetings of the i1nd board the governor was the only member of the board 10 protest the sale and vote against it.
 Lane Refuses to Comment
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 27.-- Secretary Lane today refused to ne quoted upon the apparent attitude Of hs efforts to have the sale of state lands near the proposed sentinel recla 70 nation project stopped.
 The viewpoint of the interior depart ment was none the less made clear. The secretary has authorized boring and other investigations in lna vicinity Of the proposed project with a vieH of determining it's feasibility. The iE- tentiou ot the administration Was tna, this project should he a unit in tho system of farm colonies for soldiers
 
 10 create in accordance with the rec concentrations of Secretary Lane. His plan. which has been drawn largely by Dr. Elwood Mead of the California land settlement board is practically com plete and widely known.
 The administration adopts the view point that this plan. which would make it possible for soldier or other citi- zen to obtain a fully equipped farm fol u small first payment. and Co have tho best Of expert advice in getting started us a farmer. would be especially valu- able to the southwest. where settler. are needed and where colonization no lways has been wholly beneficial (, tho country.
 lt was therefore hoped that the stat, 0t Arizona would hc willing to hol, intact what lands it had that wcr, suitable for colonization.
 Up to the State
 Governor Campbell agreed with Set. rotRry Lanc as tO the advisability e this. ff the state land board. how ever chooses Co disregard the advic 1f both state and national executive and Go sell the land. the interior de rartmont has nothing more Co say. Tn probable effect of such action upoi Arizona as a site for future govern ment colonization efforts is obvious.
 Tho question Of national Ian, policy. especially with regard to th west. is becoming extremely acute. ! is fully realized on all hands that som means Of putting arid. swamp. and GU over lands under the ploW. Of relievin, the congestion in cities. and of pro ducing more food is acutcly needed
Arizona republican., 1919-02-28
PRINCESS PAT" MARR|ES NAVAL OFFICER RAMSEY

LONDON. Feb. 27.-Princess Patri- eia of Connaught and Commander
 Alexander R. M. Ramsay, R. N. were married at Westminster Abbey at noon today. No other social event since tho outbreak of the war has created such public interest. Crowds assem- bled early in the day along the route over which the princess drove with her father. the Duke of Connausht, from St. James palace to Westmins- ter Abbey, about which throngs waited
Arizona republican., 1919-02-28

Secretary Lanes idea for doing this by government action as it has been done in Australia and by the state gov ernment in California and widely ap- proved when first announced and be- yond a doubt great popular demand for such legislation has been created
 But there is strong opposition to Lanes plan, especially in the conser- vative clements Of congress which are opposed to all extensions of the power and activity of tho federal government. This opposition has been strong enough Co prevent action on the Lane plan. EX- cept for the passing of a small apprO- priatlon for the purpose of making ar investigation of the Lane plan were once brought before congress. it woulG undoubtedly have great strength by reason of the popular demand for such legislation. But it is prevented iron. getting before congress and already the crucial moment for such legislation has rassed. This s generally adm tied.
 The farms should have been waiting for tho soldiers when they were S. charged Thousands who might have taken to the land if the opportunity had offered at the right time are noH located in other lines of work probably to stay.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-28
door, sharing honors with seamen from

door, sharing honors with seamen from H. M. s. George Y.
 Court mourning over the death of Prince John was waived for the oc- casion and the elegant gowns of the ladies lent festal air to the as- semblage. The wedding presents which are still arriving number nearly TOO and range from homely market baskets to priceless diamonds. Prin- cess Patricia presented Commander Ramsay with bust of herself. while his gift to theb ride Eas a Chinese lacquered cabinet.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-28
THE MUSK MAY SOON
 TOTALLY DISAPPEAR
(Rocky Mountain News)

It may not be many years until mi lady will be unable to obtain musk scetned perfume. For this choice odor is rapidly passing from the world.
 There is a town in China by the name Of Tachienlu, which is known as the gateway of Tibet. Out of Tachienlu comes practically all the supply of musk. This is obtained from pouch of
Arizona republican., 1919-02-28
Message Came too Late

State Treasurer Ross said yesterday that the telegram from Washington came too late to delay the sale. The land board felt, he said. that to keep faith with men who had been inter osted in having the patents issued. the auction would have to go on. particu- lary since these men had promised that if any part of the land up to 50.ooa acres was needed for a settlement plan they would be willing to part with t at what it cost them in purchase price and irrigation work.
 The treasurer stated further that the land had lain idle for years and that in it's present state it was prac- [ tically valueiess. but the buyers in
 tended to build dam for irrigation purposes. The board also believed
 Ross said. that if the land were no- sold now it would be a long time til | the state would have another oppor- f tunity 10 dispose of it.
 ! The property was valued by the
 state at S per acre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
FISHING TIPS EXPOSED
NATURES sPORTsMEN DO
NOT USE STRONG-ARM WAYS
Skilled Angler Says Midnight yInncu.
rcrs Cause Willy Hnxs
to Iiite,
BY TOM MAltSIiALL.

Have YOU attended anglers night
school? You cant learn the art Of
nocturnal fishing through CORE
spondcnce school. II YOU arc "A nature
lover. enjoying the open AMI outdoor
linked with the ever Interesting and
cye-dolightinS combinations OF scenic
ara"ci; aonI be invciEled by strong
IS different line or entertainment aud
diversion from nocturnal snipc hunt :
out .of-thc-way locality, holding a sack
with n carefully adjusted hoop in the
mouth, offering easy access for the
prospective hand-drivcn snipc where
he waits until tho wee small hours.
while his practical joking friends
have returned home 10 rest and com
fort.
Midnight casting is in differen,
category from holding the bag 8 nipe
same phases: Equipped with a pocket
searchliEht Tor locating purposes, you
Invade likely bass-fisbing grounds nea =
the edge of submerged moss beds. a
Shore line OF reeds or an old sunken
log The night savorS OF EgyDtia n
nI ,srt inc at wnG!, time the eyes of a
owl. while i'm pursuit of food
Make CASTS In stream.
From slowly propelled or drifting
noat your casts are made. 1T is diff
cult 10 gauge distances and your lure
frequently lands upon tho beach. An
other source of annoyance Is The back
lash and troubles connected with tho
untangling Of lines. Tho frcoucn,
snaEEinG or line is injcctcd as a dis
position tester.
You fish by sound and sense of touch
lasting your phosphorus or white
floating bait. plug or lure. possibly
the nnsuspccting but energetic frog
hcto% the surface. all casting Is done
by guess or random. When the strik G
comes. your bass. with thn first rush
comes clear of the water crashing
back with splash. usually preceding
the cry, man overheard" With the
tightening Of the line comes the un-
canny thrill. rush your fish TO the
boat with rapidity- no chance for
artistic handling as in daylight. when
weed beds or threatening snags loom
an.
Fish near shore IN shallow water
where the fish feed on m;nnows or
falling bugs and insects from adjacent
trees ENDericnced fishermen on ST.
Marys River specialize on night fish
ing using special flies Of large size,
Win heavy tackle. where trout weigh
ing maximum Of nineteen pounds arc
landed; Try night casting. and expert
chcc the uncanLy nocturnal thrill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
HAVANA RESULTS

l.,rs, rsce-six, turonss-syrne. 1903
% :. second: TsfriSi@ Ms. ios fM t% :; }.
roniar ri priScc p G"' NIL serc p%% ii t
kounde!a. Paid Kills. Marys Magnetic also
Second racc--six and one half furlonss-
Horace I.crch. rs uiowardJ. to ?. even
to :: won: Stovr. io3 .lconnorsD. TO !
fin5 MS + p.iy b Rue & Horn iafn
i H. G.Sy RUM, Snow Illi. Inencrs,or.
Third rscc-hvc and ono half furionEs-
John t,,i !r.: u: nhnward', 70 ], J. 70 J..
TO J. I" !. cvcn. third. Time. :07
Riverside. Colonel Harrison. Waite. Mack.
l.uholNNi also
Skies Knob. III tCrnmpt. TO I. 10 l.
10 s. won Ruby 80 ,koppicmani. 6 to
l.. 20 /. even. second: Colonel Taylor
r III ii . 6.s IL Il" Ms Sn Jn5n
rho Blue Duke. wainut Hall sedan
! Grundy also ran.
Gal, 100 tChevigt,;p. even. = TO g. out
won: Crystal Day, 1876 tArchaInba ult), ;
TO /. even. to ., second: Assign ITO
Time. l.;+4s-5. John W. Klein. Eda Her.
mann. Sasenta also
sixth raeeI,nilc-.Maenet Land. 10,
Homrn. lea iF..rcsui ,oI to i. even" even
! second: Mudsin Ill ,Dawsonp. to l. even.
! 70 ., third rim", 1870 is Uranium
Aoc.a NJ 2 don; dose dc Vslez. Ssyeth. Duke
| Seventh racc-mlc-Fiy Home, 1os
fM s 10 - - 70 .: 70 won:
tHowsrd,. 10 !. TO 5. out. ih!rd. Tine.
| 1912. candl.!lsbt. Beverly James Rail.
bid. Little Msrchmont II. Miss Sweep also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
S. M. A. GRIDlRON SQUAD
TO BE BANQUET GUESTS
Players WIN bc Awarded Sweater.
ANA Gold I'ootba'i Souvenirs
SNt Week.
[ Special to The Timcs-Dlspatch. !

Special TO The Times Dispatch.
9TACNTON. VA. Dec. G-Mcmbers
OF the stanton Military Acadcmy's
premier sridirom squad will be pre-
scented with sweaters and gold foot
baiis at banquet to BE held here
the latter part Of next week. The
reception Will be held in honor OF the
men who made II possible for the
academy to retain the State prnn.
school championship honors another
year.
Facing the most dnicult schedule
ever encountered by a Virginia prep
schooi. the stanton BOYS won four
games. tied one and lost two.
In che hrst game or the season.
washington and Lee scrubs were de-,
cisivciy defeated in II to . battle,
after only ten days OF practice
Inc second game also resulted in
? victory for s. VI. ~. when the Mary
Iand state University's Freshmen club
was "rupnca TO the tune OF 40 TO o.
Playing on muddy. slippery field
with substitute back field the Cadets
were defcatcd in the third game of
the season by the Pennsylvania Fresh
men This score was l.; TO o.
tne naval base Team. of Hampton
Roads. to n o to . tic Later these
rons won the Eastern championship
of the Navy.
The Virginia Freshmen managed 10
shp TO victory over s. ii. A.,
with half Of the back field Of tho lat /.
'cr squad out Of tho game
Two other gaines resulted In deci-
sNc Victories for the Cadets one wa 5
49, to victory over the Fishburne
nl'h'arS school, ana tho other ended
III ~ 10 ) score. in favor of tina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
BELMONT WILL BREED
16 MARES TO FAlRPLAY
Famous Stud Will Remain In Ken
turkS Thrce Years ut
nursery,
Special to Tho Times plsnatch

,Ipcy.aI 70 Tho Times Dispa tch1
LEXINGTON. KY, Dee 6.-Ma Tor
August Belmont at Nursery stud. TO- TO-
gay stated II to he his intention IN
breed sixteen mares TO t;ifford a
SCochranSo Fairplay. Fairplay's stud
lee Tor 1920 has been fixed AT $1,000
which sum Major Belmont will pay for
sTnch OF sixteen of the Nursery mares
INC other ten arc to he bred under
,nS terms Of sale OF tairpiay 5 10000
anree Years. II is part OF the sale
:, Major Belmont made known that
Eairp!ny is to remain in Kentucky
Ior thrco Years and at rho Nurscry
Stnd al Of that time. unless AIR. C,ocii
ram, M should acquire 81 stud of his own.
nn,tncr nc may he removed. Major
BciInont expressed himself as do .
!iShtcd NJ tho appearance OF Hourless.
ana perdtcts for him - great fut,Irn n
a sire Flo viii be mated with such tnf
for him.
Other Nursery mares will be sent to
OUTSIDE stations. Three already have
peeh hooked to Ormondale and one ro
IHroomStick u. K. Bradlcy's North
three or moro mares "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Fi-s, racc-hve furlonss-Pebio. lis
tButwc.D. to 3. 3 to 8. TO ,. won:
ciceiy Kay. SIS tRichcrcek). IL to ]. TO
!. TO .. second: Princess Lou. 1o5 tR9bin-
l:oi. Peggy Z. Clear The Way. Midia. Miss
P,rncil. Anna Jackson. Slick ii. Lady Hsr-
rigan also
yariety. los tKeblasonj. to 2. TO :;
a. l. 5 10 l. to l. third. Time. ,I:li.
ID 1aG. h,nsiinE H. Mon.nsSe Kezi-h Salts,
and Alma also ran.
Third rscc-nilc and seventy yards
Sentimental. IS U.obinson). S to /. to J..
!. $ 10 s. . 10 6. second: Capiiania.
49, 10; ut"drrisne1, 30 10 !. 10 TO /. s. TO J..
Don Dodge. Msry H. Bronco Billy. Rifle
Sshoo's-, ,;Hsh COCHRAN. Bri.k!ey. Kentucky
;, Fourth race-hye and half fu.longs-
70 :. Won: hn.kIaidS. iiG thoSer,so1,. 10
TO- l.. 10 1, : to 3. second. Lady in Black,
Time. ~ As. Day, o. Peace. Valley PARK.
sT Taaonus; y 70 MfP 20 :.esas
10 n even ,hiIa TING i:tfi;S HSae
chant, Great Eagle also
tFsr5rln;. to !. {: 10 !. even. won: Port
,hiti. subshhar. III ,Troxlor,. 8 TO 2.
= 70 10 10: third Ti"nc. - So Belle
kos,rt. Iu.ius Brother MscLcan. Hidden
,,; s,yen,h race mile -,ph.iix'inc. io7
%erpcrham. III ,Groih5. !. TO :. s" 10 T s. /
10 ]. sccond: Chick Rarkicy. III tWrightb
49, 49, 10 !. 3? !: 'h,1 Tim; i:,o ~:
Fs"orito ,ie Gimk KiT TH N Cub. .;SiSo
crest BOY. Kimpnlons and budding l.ouIcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
.LEGSST1FF? JOINTS
AND MUSCLES ACHE?
Timber up! Rub any Kind OF pnin,
sorcness, stiffness right out with
"St. Jacobs I.inihcnt."

Don't stay sore. stiff and lame.
Timber up! Rub soothing. penetrating
"St. Jacobs Liniment" right in your
aching muscles. joints and painful
nerves. It's the quickest. surest pain
refer on earth 1t, is absolutely harm
less and doesn't burn the skin.
st. Jacobs Liniment" conoucrs pain.
II instantly takes away any aches,
soreness and. stiffness in the head.
neck, shoulders back. legs. arms. I'm
gers or any part Of the body-nothins
like 1t. You simply pour a little in
your hand and rub where it hurts"
and relief comes instantly. Don't STAY
crippled! Get a small trial bottle now
from any drug store. Tt never disup.
points-siX gold medal awards.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
SHARKEY OUTPO|NTs W|lDE
NEW YORK BANTAM GETS
WElL-EARNED DECISION
American Credited With Sc>ra Rounds.
Brittsh Champion Had
Only Two.
Isy Associated Press. !

iBy Associated Press
MILWAUk EE. WIS. Dec. CO jimmie
Wilde. the English fyweight cham
, t,ion. making his first American APP
jack sSar Tes 'ss' New forh bnasan;
Weight Tonight The fight by roun is
follow:
,.sht and left TO wiides Jaw. Md.
missed left to head. Wilde, put LEFT
Key retaliaied with, two punches -
the body. Shurkey drove the Ensnsh.
man INTO a corner. ianh,mg - Snow wEs
round was even.
Hound Two.
Wilde got Sharkcy IN his own Gomez
landing with left TO the head. Shark1y
TO tn. bod,.. Wilde landed three let's
TO the head. Sharkey .coun;sring. with
drove Wilde TO the ropes with shower
OF punches. II WAS Sharkeys round.
Round Three.
shartey hG9hsd lsfi iaS ID rini
lcf, lead 10 the head and Shark"y
jsrred him with w sEs, 70 i, the j i"i
s "DDi up Win ,hTee Straight
let's. Sharkcys rounu
Round -Four.
Wide nut three light b!"w. 10 the
head ana ,sharkey dug MS iet mo o
loft and Sharkcy caught HIM sqd. rely
S Sh ,he 's sHoot t ps EnsiishSan wi,h
smother to the SAM: SPOT Wide M.S
driven into ;ormsr' Hn'rhes ''u""'
landed twice on SnsrkeNw VIDE in~' ,, inrsi
Win iieh, left, shsrkcy re,aiiated w =, :,
JOLT To the ribs. ShArkcy oa""e'i
Wide 10 the ropes. landing rights "ad
Hound SiN.
Sharkey hooked left 10 the head head
1hree times. Wilde re,aiiiatsd ,, whh
planted solid right TO Sharkcy'a Jaw
lie Lacked the New Yorker 20 the
ropes. sharkcy. deliberately drorped
his guard and let Wilde whaic away
at his jaw. Wildc's round.
Round seven.
Sharkey p9, two light let's to . me
two rights TO the body. Wilde put
nrss lsn, lsd,s to %I ihS heal Thr M.w
Sharhcy had slight shade.
Hound Eight. =.
Wilde put a right 70 the chin, Shar.
TO- ,h feo %esa rwde shisd and h nsfi
straight lef,s to the head Sharkey
tore in With two iem .oa hooks w,, to the he
Round Nine.
Sharkcy put right and left TO the
body. Shsrkey missed Il. left swing
10 the Jaw. Wilde ducked n left swing
bat was caught on the Jaw with tn
next punch. Wide put rtto light left:
TO the head. Sharkcy drove RICH
and left TO Wilde's jaw as the bel
rang. StIarkcy's round.
Hound Ten.
They shook hands. Sharkey landeC
right and left TO the Jaw Sharkey
cracked him in the ribs with - right,
handler and the EnElishman pu, twc
light let's and a right TO the head
Sh1rkey hooked a lef' to the jaw ant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
PUT Up IN LIQUID FORM

NIr. W. II. Henderson. of r. F.. D.,
No. 6, Concord, y. G., a farmer by oc-
cupation. says: az have been suf-
fcrer from Rhcuma tism for several
years and my whole system was run
down and completely out OF shape all
the time. purchased bottle Of
Ironizcd Paw Paw from the Pearl
Drug Co.. and almost from the first
dose l have felt like n new man. My
suffering has disappeared, and can
not recommend your lronized Paw Paw
too strongly, as my self-eXpericnce
makes me give you this testimony so
that others can be benefited"
Your druggist probably keeps II, but
II he doesn't. call at the Grant Drug
Co.'S stores and Tragic Drug Co.
lronjzed Paw-Paw Qlquid form) has
the formula on every bottle. Mail
orders promptly attended to. Interstate
Drug Co, Inc, New Yorl.---AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
MAPLE LEADERS PUNCHED.
TAIL-ENDERS ONLY FOUR
GAMES BEHIND FLYERS
No Team WINS Able TO Make Clean
sweep OF City League
SERIES.

Bowicrs in the City League are
punched at the close of the sixth week
OF play, with only four games sopa
rating the leaders from the tail-cndcrs
During the past week no team was
able TO take more than two out of
three games. making the pennant
chase more exciting than ut any other
time during the race
The Nolde Brothers team sprung n
Surprfsc on the cottrclls, taking the
long end OF the series This was due
70 the absence Of Mcfarland from the
co;trcil ranks.
me Eiks' aggregation took two out
Of three flings from the strong Gil.
Iehs home insurance Company. who,
que TO the fact that Miller and Austin
tuiIed 10 snow up, were compelled to
bowl With but four men.
T. ,. WOODEN Mills and the Richmond
DAIRY teams defeated the McRac Cloth :
iers' ana Cook Printers two out OF
three, geSDcc:tvclv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
RACE HORSES SHIPPED WEST
i<entucky Turfman viii TAX. S,r,n,
OF 1horouGhbrcds 10 CnIi-
fOrnlo,

LEXINGTON. KY. Dec. G'Nf;cnrrc
II. state, manager of John T. Ros-
ss,er,s Wikiup Ranch is hore to ar
range Tor the shipment OF n carload
OF his employers thoronrhbrcIs 70
oafIornie. In the shipment will hc
SIS Martin and Julia Sean. daurht.rs
o! sir Martin. which were rccen,Iy NM
chased in the East; Passing slower
NchdinS Cake. Squire Charlie RoIlirl
ING AIRS. Lady of the Lake. Farmins..
Gale. Squire's Daughter. Cnmasknd
Scots. fohoAo. Serencst ana Destruc-
The first -named cieh. arrived bcrc
,,oaaE from Bowie. tho others having
n:eh mere for some time. SCuirn':
tDoauEh;cr is bred TO Northumberland
es.ninasked and rohOho to Ballot ann
ocISneSt 10 Dick l'inncil III is in
ended that several Of W. T. i.ons
mares Will be shipped oui from here .
RRa ani, 10 be mated with Triar
Rock. Stratc says Rosseter has re.
S 81 ned as director Of operations M ,hc
rederal shipping Board, and will re-
turn 10 ms interests in California ar
.eI an absence of nearly two wears in
Jockeys Hamilton and A. Johnson
will spend christmas with their rela-
ives at their homes in Dallas and
spokane, respectively. and will then
rsport at WiftiuD Ranch to gallon the
tTfar Rock H.yeatlinCs and other
norscs IN training there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

repeated Sharkey drove tho Briton
into his own corner. The Englishman
was against the ropes. trying TO ward
off punches as the round ended. Shar-
kcN'S round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
ANDREWS AND AMERICAN
BOXERS REACH AUSTRALIA
Milwaukee Sportsman Filling Dntrs
with Island Fighters ut
Sydney.

tSpccisl TO The Times Dispatch.1
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, Dee. 6-Tom
Andrews. of Milwaukee. arrived here
can boxers. The troupe will tour ,bc
country, filling many dates With AUS
tralian lighters. Promoters arr
clamoring for matches. and it looks as
though the American boxers will re-
turn homo with fat purses. If not good
regulations
Some or the boxers in Andrews
string are: Harlem Eddie Kelly. Light
weight; Virgins. middle and cruiser
weight: Joe Mooney. featherwciebt.
frankie DALEY, bantamwcicht: Ear
mey Snyder. hywcieht. and CIir
Thomas. lightwcight =