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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
CHAMPION SANTEL
WILL MEET NELSON
Worlds Champion Will Wrestle
CLASSY Salt Laker in Finish
Match at Pinney Theater
Evening of March Z.

| Ad Santel, champion light heavy
weight wrestler of the world. will meet
George Nelson, the Terrible Fireman"
formerly of Salt Lake. but now resid-
ing in Preston, Idaho. in finish match
at the Pinney theater. the evening of
March Z. for the championship of the
intermountain country. The match will
be best two out of three falls. nifty
Nick" Collins. Boise impressario. will
stage the match, which insures its
quality.
Nelson is one Of the fastest and best
wrestlers in the west, and was on the
way to the championship when he re-
tired on account of family reasons. He
has met all the big boys. having stayed
with, Joe Stecher, worlds champion,
longer than any other western wrestler,
and has long list of wins to his
credit with but few defeats. He is
beautifully built man who wrestles
clean, and goes in to win or lose.
nifty Nick" has been trying for
some time to get Nelson to come to
Boise to wrestle. but had not succeeded
until Santel came to town. The prom
Use of match with the champion lured
George out of his lair. for he has been
anxious to get a chance at Addie for
some time.
OF course. Santel is too well known
to eulogiZe. But, let It be said. that
he will have his hands full when he
tackles the husky Mormon city fire
man, for If Nelson could stay with the
Bone crusher," Joe Stecher for AZ
minutes. it's a cinch that he will give
Mr.. Santel, Of '.F'ogtown," a run for
the money.
There will be the usual two fine
boxing and wrestling preliminaries, in
which Nifty Nick will introduce some
new boys who have not been seen on
the Boise boards. The usual popular
prices will prevail, and the evening of
March should prove most enjoyable
for all who attend. It's certain bet
that when Nelson and Santel shake
hands and start going round and round
that there will be something doing from
then on in the wrestling line, Both
men are artists at the game, both are
strong, both are clever and what more
can. be desired? /.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
CLASS THAT TRAINED IN
COLUMBIA PARK LAST YEAR
TO BE REORGANIZED SOON

Last year, some ITO men were mem
bers OF class organized and trained
by Sergeant Clark, at that time re-
cruiting officer here. The class proved
very beneficial in that It afforded
business men an opportunity to get
systematic training Of not too heavy
a nature and allow them to be at their
places of business by s o'clock each
morning. If desired.
At the time the class was discon-
tinued. state officials. justices Of the
supreme court. prominent men and
men eligible for draft comprised the
class. This year, 1t is planned to re-
organize the class into the Boise
Hiking club, have regular morning
exercises and drills In Columbia park
and on an. occasional Sunday, take 4
regular hike with dinner at the desti-
nation.
Last year, many ladies' wished to
take up the work. This year they will
b0 allowed to do so the same as the
men. and will be organized into a reg
ular company, differed by women en-
tirely. When hikes are taken, they
will also go.
Those wishing to join will please
communicate the fact to Mr.. Clark at
the Capital News. When a sufficient
number have Joined and the weather
permits, thu class will begin.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
GOLF NEWS, VIEWS AND COMMENT

fessionals have Come to this country -
make their home, bearing reputation
for the playing OF coed golf ana then
in few years, they find their game
slipping back, and almost never y their
foreign reputation sustained
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
ATERRIBLE TURK"
HAD AN APPETITE
LIKE A STEER, Ell?

Youssouf, 1.-The Terrible Turk" one
of the worlds greatest wrestlers. IL
dead. He fell on the field Of battle
-over there" and died like man.
Youssouf was considered the worlds
greatest wrestler Tom Scanlon, local
sport authority, knew him well. Here's
what Tom says about him:
THAT bird was some eater, believe
me! I had him matched to wrestle
Tom Jenkins in Cleveland. The night
Of the match. about 8 O'Clock, in came
"The Terrible Turk" and said he was
going out to get lunch before he
went on. I went along with him.
That big bum ate two double
Porterhonse steaks. % potatoes with
the skins on, two restaurant loaves
of bread and four pots Of coffee.
"The way he got away with the
''spuds" was what surprised me-he
picked them up in his big paw, and
ate 'em like apples-skins and ALL
And then he went into ~the ring.
mussed Tom Jenkins up, won the
match, and invited me to 80 down to
a swell feed factory and get q square
meal with him.
Can you beat thatT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
THE DAFFYD|L CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
Little =. Noes. supt. A Danydn Prop.
Little =. Noes. supt.

In order that our scholars may gain
pleasure as well a. knowledge from
our course. the proprietor has decided
to entertain at the Hays Inn. az ..
m. Monday morning. with a recep-
ton. Ss
4 The scholars viii be met by the re-
ception committee. consisting OF Al
FAlfa, Rob Nichols and the city sewer
inspector. he having been added to
lend IN air Of distinction to tho oc-
casien. All attending will be searched
Cash and spirits Of frumenti will be
confiscated. The money win be used
to defray campaign expenses OF can
didate tor mayor. while the spirits
Will be used for a better purpose.
The reception room viii be beauti-
fully decorated by clock, one caien-
dar and the reception committee. All
empty store windows In Boise will BE-
washed and appropriately decorated
In honor OF the occasion with ham and
eggs, Idaho grapefruit, pictures Of
legislators cut from Boise papers and
other rare sights. A motion picture
will be taken of the happy gathering.
by the film concern which located
here sarly In February.
The evenings entertainment win Be
opened by . quartet OF late state OFF,
aials Who WIN sing . very touching
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
TWILIGHT LElGUE
CDV|AG SUMNER
Amateur Playa win Organize
and Play Regularly sched-
uled Baseball Games Twice
q Week.

Popular Twilight league hall will be
Played In Boise this year. This is the
decision that has been definitely
reached by the fans In past years
this class of amateur baseball has
been very popular in Boise and those
backing the league this season ex-
pect to see it even more popular this
year.
There will be six or eight teams in
the league, representing the Idaho
Power. company, Boise Payette Lum-
Der company. White Runyon Eh %
Idaho Hardware company. The fol-
lowing teams have already signed up
for the season:
y. M. c. A. Max Smith. manager.
Up-to-date's. George Cordes. man
ager.
All-Service. Nick Collins, manager.
Idaho Hardware. John Robinett,
manager.
Teams will be allowed at least ~
players. including the manager: these
men to be regularly signed to con-
tracts. Nh player can jump one team
and join another unless regularly re-
leased, and cannot play with the team
he desires to join until after two
weeks from date of application for re-
lease. Teams may trade players No
managers will be allowed to pay ball
players.
Games will be regularly scheduled
and played at o'clock on the even
ing set. Empires win be chosen by the
league president, who viii probably
be H. A. Lawson, Of this city: man
with years Of experience in baseball.
The reason for the organization Of
the Twilight League" is to allow
players of an amateur nature to play
ball and thus get the exercise and
benefit from the game that II affords:
also to start promising young play
ers in right as the teams will be
managed by experienced ball players
who have been in fast company and
know the game enough to impart their
knowledge to others.
The first practice games of the sea-
son viii probably be played March 8
If the weather permits, and the air is
warm enough at that time to not
work injury to arms and legs. There
will probably be plenty Of opportunity
to get a lot of batting practice on
that date anyway.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT7
AN ALL-AMERiCAN GUARD
Is HERE IN OUR MIDST!

Boise is harboring one of the shin
ming lights OF athletics. and not a soul
knew about 1t until he 'fessed up
down at Nifty Nick" Collins place
'tother night.
There are two attorneys here In the
case OF the government against the
alleged dairy combine who attract a
great deal Of attention. One of them
Is small. sharp-eyed Teller who don't
miss thing, but keeps rather quiet.
The reporters call him the "Reynard''
end Of the firm. which has been
dubbed THE Lion and the Fox" The
other Is a huge framed, square jawed
man who is a fighter from start to
finish--the Lion" Louis p. Donovan,
also All-American guard. The firm
is Donovan and Nolan. Certainly,
they're Irish.
He was picked by Walter Camp a.
AlI-American guard while playing at
the University Of Wisconsin. When
the war came on, he simply couldn't
keep out Of 1t. and to Camp PIKE.
Ark. in the infantry officers train
ing school he went. He went through
with flying colors, and, with the rank
Of captain, acquitted himself admir-.
ably during the war. And he 10 stili
doing it.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
A. Danydil, Prop.

ballad in Collister flat entitled: How
DID We Happen to Leave the Capt.
tol Stepsf'' Boise's hat bands will
then play several choice selections.
The city sewer inspector will then
recite a clever little verse entitled:
"Chimneys Smoke Because They
Can't Chew" accompanied by slow
music by the band. Cap" Van Dorm
will then give modern version Of
the Salome dance NJ displayed In
Boise dance halls. Cap shellworth
accompanying him on the ukeisls. The
legislature lobbyists will then sing
the chorus Of that grand opera: Down
With Rum" the first Of which runs
like this:
I'VE brought three gallons IN,
It didn't last minute.
We'd planned 70 swsstsn just
The whole bunch wanted In itlr
There will be speeches BY the two
taxpayers opposed TO the two. pia-
toon system. after which refreshments
will be served. The menu,
Fried Rubbsr Heals au natural :
Boise River Smelt (bad)
Hummins Birds Eysbrowt
Bunions
Alfalfa Salad. Transmission OH
Dressing
etsamsd Icsbsrs Gasoline 0argis
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
RANDOM NOTES OF
THE SPORT WORLD

Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
pion. recently staged exhibition bouts
IN the state prison at San Quentin,
Cal, for the benefit of the inmates.
Joe Lynch, American bantam. fs
booked to meet Criqui, French boxer.
IN France. February 20, for a $500
purse.
Notre Dame (Ind.) University has
started baseball practice.
Lieutenant Norman Ross. famous
swimmer, now in the U. S. air SER
vice, expects to take part in impor-
tant swimming meets in the east as
soon as he lis discharged from service
at San Diego, Cal
When Jake Schaeffer jr., and Willie
Hoppe hook up for the title, 1t is said
Schaeffer will be favored by New
York followers.
The 1919 season is expected to be
the best golf year this country has
ever enjoyed. according to officials
of the u. s. g. A.
Featherweight Champion Johnny
Kilbane denies he will raise the weight
limit of his class to 1928 pounds. He
is in training now.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
GORDON M'KAY GIVES AL
MCCOY, Ex-CHAMPION, A
GOOD LACtNG IN MATCH

Word has been received here that
Gordon Mckay. popular Boise boxer,
now with company X. 18th infantry,
stationed at Camp Merritt, N. j., took
on Al Mccoy. ex-champion middle
weight boxer of the world, in Brook
lyn, N. z, Friday night. Feb. 20, for
eight fast rounds and gave him a
sound lacing that the Bronx boy will
remember.
Mckay Jabed Mccoy almost at will,
but could not put over a mortgage
litter during the eight Tits. Mccoy, at
one time. was q bearcat who would
take all the other fellow sent just to
get chance to hang one on him, and
1t is much to Gordon's credit to get
the better of the pug from Manhat
tan.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

Tin C0urma nj (S1vYh HosYaa. Ma ZfroN
A rather unrs,,aI .itmation eri.t. IN
rolf IL mi. cc,1.trv II 1aTs ~ ~.
first tim. a. 81. h,.+or,, ~ ri, ~
America. an am. f.,r won 4 nstiorai
open titia r. 1914. nrofs..ioraI ,,or
the title. but - .matspr rs.cbea sac.
ond place. IN 1e1s ~. All. ,rs,,t ~ ~
amateur ana .~,ir - 1a1e N.+,,.o,Iv
the feeling hss zone .bro.a That ths
best amatsurs havs A. edrs an ths host
professional ro,fsrs and vet nrior "a
1o1a a,+hn,.~t wss,s MS.s.s -
I'd wen In ! nrofe.sion.l svent - W..
not believed tbat anv amate,fr corId
endaneer tia Natiorai 1nar ritia -
rarely indeed had an amate,,r avsr
reached .the mercy. al+houyh - e.
true that back IN 1910 m amataur had
won the western OMAN h,,t ~ 10. -.
been done since. ana - was sav.,.i
years THEREAFTER hefora tha rsr.t I 80
teur victory IN the National Onen o.
CURED,
This condition 40. ro+ .x,.. i, c,ro..
Britain. tor there. aithorab Johr Ri,
has won the British Omen ths anotarr
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
L.W. ENSIGN WINS THE
COMMERCIAL CLUB
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

The billiard tournament which has
been in progress at the Commercial
club during February came to a close
Friday evening, with L. w. Ensign as
winner.
The tournament was handicap af-
fair In which the players were weeded
out gradually until eight were left. A
third. fourth and fifth series were, then
played to determine the winner.
The results of the series We're as
follows:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
UP-TO-DA7E BASKET
BALL team CLEVER
Wins Commercial League PEN
nant and Cup nbeaten az
Yet; Get s14 Points to op-
ponents' SO; to Tour State.

The Up.to- date basketball team,
which recently won the champion
ship in the Commercial Basketball
league and the cup Offered by
Governor Davis, by coping six
straight victories without experi-
encing the pangs Of defeat once,
10 probably the fastest collection
Of hoopsters ever gathered to-
gether in this section Of Idaho.
George Cordes, proprietor of the
confectionery store after which the
team is named, owns the team,
and also acts AZ its manager.
80 far, the aggregation has never
been defeated. and, in consequence
they will start out on a trip over the
state to conquer or be conquered, that
viii include Gooding. Rupert, Twin
Falls. Rexburg. Pocatello, and several
other cities, presumably in Oregon.
The average weight Of the team Is
las pounds. and the average age OF
the players, 1s years. Monday even
ing, March 8. the team viii journey to
Nampa and tangle with the fast
hoopsters Of the Nampa high school
Tuesday evening, March 4, the ag-
gregation will meet the College OF
Idaho quintet at Caldwell, and will
play the Mountain Home All-Stars in
that city Friday evening. March Z.
The team is composed Of young,
alert players who work together like
clock-work. operate In perfect haf-
mony and have a system of passing
and play that is most battling to OPP
ponents. The two forwards are Ward
Wyman and Paul Reynolds, than
whom there is no shiftier, faster, bet
ter pair OF basket shooters and passers
in the state. At center Is found
Arnold Cooley. a tall rangy boy with
an uncanny habit Of shooting a lot
Of baskets every game, and keeping
his opponents from usually getting
more than four counts Playing one
guard is Phil Tallman, a good blocker,
basket shooter and passer, who keeps
on the trail Of his forward continu-
ally and keeps him from ringing many
scores. The other guard position is
played by any one of the three men
who follow: c. Irwin. George Kerr,
Vernon Christensen and Allen (Babe)
Brown: any one OF the quintet Is a
bear at all the fine points Of playing
the position.
That the team 10 a score making
machine of excellence IL seen in the
following tabulated score showing the
baskets thrown by each Up-to date
and his opponents:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
EMERGENCY MAoNrTo vRuan

In ~ emergency . temporary mag
neto brush may be made from Z piece
of the carbon taken from the positivo
terminal Of an ordinary dry battery
Or from an old electric light carbon.
rolling the carbon tightly in strip Of
braHs wire cloth. II none Of these
materials Is at hand the grounding
brush n the end Of the masnste can
bs taken out and used tsmporas1lx
~ : brush. N
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

With Single G., 1:5sA, combining his
operations to the Great Western cir
cult the coming season. Nat Ray, of
Canada. believes the old veteran. Hal
Boy. will do for the Grand Circuit
free-for- alls.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
S0lD|ERs
DESIRE BOXING UN
Ask That Athletics Be Legaized
in Idaho; Commission Would
Handle Boxing and Wrest-
ling; Fakers Eliminated.

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sC ,7 aroin Ie' uiheu 'o'
ulsls ana Mafanes'
every American citizen is
aware q the fact that boxing was
one Of tho most Approved exer-
cises in the development of our
fighting foroes. II assisted ma
terially in puttine our soldiers,
sailors and Marines in condition
popular amusement offered the
men dur;nn 49,. .sr~;c. n ,.ho,,ld
be the pride Of every citizen Of
our commonwealth to see to it
that the boys on their return are
permitted to stilI enjoy the boxing
game, and continue to derive the
benefit of clean, manly sport.
Every boxer end wrestler Of note
was in the service of Uncle Sam,
not only as a soldier but az in
struetor.
1--WE suggest that it would do
much to preserve the morale of the
returned soldier, sailor or Marine
to give him clean, red -bIoodsd
sport by the passage of this highly
nneritorious measure"
(Signed.)
4 CAPTAIN EDGAR A. HAWLEY.
LIEUT.. WILLIAM HYATT,
SGT. MAURICE LUNDY,
SGT. c. r. CLARK,
SGT. w. n. GREGORY,
SGT. JACK COLLINS.
SGT. JOHN n. CHAMBERLAIN
fMar;nes)
briefiy. the provisions OF the bill ars
as ioiiows!
The governor appoints a COM
mission of three to serve without
pay; no individual is allowed to
promote a match, it must be done
by a club Incorporated under the
Idaho laws, which pays a license
fee of $500 and 10 per cent of the
gross receipts of each match to
the state; an umpire and two
judges serving without pay are
designated by the commission to
attend each match and they re-
port whether the match has been
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

Australian tennis body extends vote
of thanks to Americans for not issu-
ing challenge for Davis cup matches
this year.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

Leon Ames. st. Louis pitcher, may
not Join the Reds this season, hav-
ing received flattering offer to man
age and pitch for fast semi pro club
In his home town of Warren, Ohio.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

Jack Skelly, former prominent boxer
will probably be- appointed official
timekeeper OF the Dempsey Willard
bout.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02
THIRD SERIES

The tournament was staged by John
Mcmillan. The judges were: Robert
N. Bell. w. M. Davidson and Pasco D..
Carter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-02

fred Dyer boxing instructor n
Camp Grant Ill, Is arranging to
meet Ted Levs, welterweieht cham-
|pion q the w4ld. in decision bout
Dye believes h. can beat ~ Enx.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
BELFAST
Chiidrea's Party for Grown ups

Chiidrea's Party for Grown Ups
The ''childrens party gwen on
Monday night in tfie North church
partors under the auspices of the
1alid was great success and en-
1oVea alike by participants and
guests Il was case of when
sroWn-up ladies act like babies as
me popular sang runs. for they were
dressed as they did when children
anu some VI them were aIarruinciv
realistic The absence Of front teeth
which had been eoncealea with, ,ar
ga"e the impression of the "teethiess-
age or to 10 and there were BOYS
ana girls. little and big, good AMI
pad. polite and rude, she teacher'3
pets ana the naughty little girl and
the Dad boy. All were present whe1
Miss Emeroy Chimes a. eeacher rang
me bell. Prior 70 the ringing of the
neii the guests, members ef the
Ladias Cfrcls ana others Of tha
chnren, women only gathered IN the
sHiaii Vestry which had bean delo-
Fatea with red and green and where
a eee-u-G-fun Christmas tree stood
taden with gifts. The children fled
IN and sat in the kindergarten chairs.
whioh it must be admtttea wars
hardly adequate in. some instances
Ihen came regular old fashioned
CHRISTMAS concert with the pieces
mat used to he. Mrs. Harry Z. Kill
gore was the star af the performance.
speaking long poem which she
learned at the age o. three wears. Tt
was SO much like I child that n,
aauiehce was IN a roar and she was
hearrity appiautied lfr-s. Herbert /.
Seehlns was another star and locked
hoF all The world like sweet little
sai4 whe mad little curl right in the
mladie of her forehead" and when
she said this she whisfed euuf a ems,
ana pinned il on. Others who recitea
We're Miss Bertha Wiley. Mrs. Nor
man . Donahue. Miss Lauise Glenn
eats and Miss Anne NJ. Kittredgs
VINO sRohe Old Franaides MIRA
Theruas E. Bewker and Mrs. Ia sil
Alien saRg duet IT Dant Want tn
Piav m YeuF Fard." and Mrs. Hurn
founs sang piaoe and Miss Amy
Stooaara played piano piece with
sne Key STUCK DOWN. giving a wierd
eHect. Then there we're drills. a can
die drfH. Helping Santa and a wrearh
drih. and Mrs. Clarence z. Read
carrying big don sang a little song.
Then came Santa Claus. Mrs. Geor-e
G Trussen and the distribution Of
gffts These gifts were al white
elephants" something no one wantea
but tied up and when opened were
the sreatest fun. Fountain pens that
would not work. bits Of hrass and
near diamond jewelry. vasea. las,
years Chrimfzn90 0n1k 81 7 mnlno
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Augusta Post, A. L, .
to Organize a
Won1en'S Auxiliary

XAA Aaaaa6fA Faa Ma. uf the Amees-
can Isgasa held an enthusiastic mses-
nag Nkunfny evAning in City hail.
II was voted to organize . woman
auxiliary to bs connected with the past,
thnss eiiHihse fur Membsrnhip being the
wives, dxugAxsxa and mothers of L.
siaa menherA i committee of three
Consisting Of Raymond Swift, Clyde
AescAtf and Iamas Murray we're ap-
painted to make the necessary arrange
ments and also 70 provide an entertain
msat 70 which the Legian memhers vail
Nzlng those of their families whe -are
eligihie for meraherahip in the auxii-
mry. AT this entertainment, Wh.eh vail
hs Aead shortly after Christmas. the
neesnaarv steps will be taken TO COM
pieie the organization. State Legion
cammandar Albart c. Gresalaw will be
invited to be present al this entertain
nsen1
4 resolution was passed favering the
Morgan bill nov before Congress. which
provides that the government viii loan
S1ee8 10 each ex-ser-ice man 10 he used
fur the building of a he,ne either IN ths
c1ty ar the country. the loan 10 be nj
the rate of q psr cent. interest. to De
paid within GO years.
Accsrssins to statistics theFe are N.as
men in the United States who have been
awarded vocational training by the eov-
eFnDsnt and who have net taken ad-
vantage Of IT, Ex-ssrviee men in Au-
gussa who have applied for this train-
ing and wine have not receivea na1Sfica-
sian are requested to take the matter
up with the Pest adintant. Iamss Mu--
ray.
The election Of the house committee
Wfteh was scheduled for this Meeting
was passtpaned until the next meeting.
Work On the new ciuhresms has conn
nencsd, the ffeor III being LAID at the
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