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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25
BRISTOL.

We are having some hot and " weather.
 Health is good here at present.
 P. c. Arnold and family visited at J. H. Tackett's at Bethesda Sat urday and Sunday. They were accom- panied b Miss Dora Jennings.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Strickland of West Point spent the week end vis- iting friends and relatives here.
 Several from here have attended the Apostolic meeting. near Hogue's store last week. MT. and Mrs. Edgar Cato of Hol- land visited here and at Mt. Tabor last Thursday.
 F. L. Kelley and B. P. Duncan made business trip to Vilonia Saturday. Landin Pickard of near Searcy was visitor at J. c. Garrison's Sunday. w. F. Wood visited at New Church last Sunday. M. N. Strickland is preparing to build new barn. P. w. Wallas of near Greenbrier was a visitor here the last of the week. Everybody remember there will be preaching at this place next Saturday, Saturday night and Sunday. Come one, come all.
 August 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25
NEW CHURCH.

A welcome shower fell here Sun- day afternoon.
 Miss Lorena Nolen, who spent last week with relatives here, is visiting her mother and sister at Gravel Hill
 Miss Delois Cole of Beebe visited Miss Lois Morris Saturday and Miss Virgie Thomson Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Terry of near Mt. Vernon visited Mrs. Terry's broth CT, Walter Wright and children, Sun- day.
 Roger Davis of Floyd seems to like this part of the county pretty well, as we see his horse hitched at Walter Thomason's gate almost every Sun day.
 The musical at J. B. Garrett's Aug use 15 in honor of his newly married son, was enjoyed by large crowd.
 The musical at w. J. Thomason's Saturday night was enjoyed by all present, except couple of boys who had hard time getting to sit by the girls they wanted to.
 Little Fern, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. F, Harper, is sick.
 Arthur Milsap and wife and his aunt, Mrs. Sallie Harlan, visited his parents near Rosebud Sunday. Allen Ward and wife of Little Rock. Mrs. Susie HcCaig of Union Valley and Mrs. Emma Griggs of Elpaso vis- tied aunt" Sallie Ann Morris last Thursday.
 Rev. Ward failed to fill his appoint ment here Sunday on account of hold ing a revival at another place.
 The farmers are all busy now sav- ing their tops, fodder and hay.
 Mrs. Millie Caruthers visited her sister near McRae from Saturday un- til Wednesday.
 Harvey Nelson and family visited lat Henry Terry's Sunday.
 August 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25
GREENBRIER.

We are having some hot and dry weather now.
 Sherman Blessing, who is attend ing school at Cincinnati, O., visited friends and relatives here last week.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Lybar- ger last week, a girl. Miss Lillie Kirby left Tuesday for Hoxie, where she will work with MT. and Mrs. James E. Woolly.
 Mrs. L. A. Kirby visited at Bono last week. Rock are visiting relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. Melton Blessing vis- ited Jess Hightower and family at Needs Creek Sunday.
 Miss Ruby Kelso visited friends at Springs Hill last week.
 Mrs. J. c. Gray has returned from Chicago, where MT. Gray is attending school.
 Misses Olive Cantrell and Adrianna McGehee of Conway are visiting here this week.
 Rev. Cook began meeting at Bur kett Arbor Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Winnie Robinson visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Hayden, at Perry, last week, and her sister, Miss Emma Hayden, accompanied her home.
 Mrs. Manila Hightower and chill 'dren visited her mother, Mrs. G. j.. Woolly, last week.
 August 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25

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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25

We are proud of the confidence doc tors. druggists and the public have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25
Bring Your Battery to Us at the First Sign of Weakness

The hardest wear a battery comes when it falls below its standard charge. The symptoms of fail ing battery quickly noted The starter no longer turns your motor brskly. Your lights begin to burn dim
 That is the time to bring your battery to us To continue to 1t in this condition to court the funk heap. simple charge may bring it up to standard If not, will open in your presence and you can for yourself just what is needed
 Fixed prices and six months guarantee on all repairs.
 We repair all makes of batteries. Phone 456 Distilled Water
 Conway Electric Go. Howard James Ernest Douglas
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25
MORE NEW GOODS---
 MORE LOW PRICES

We are using every effort to give our customers the best goods for the least money Our buyers are always finding bargains which offering to our trade. See goods and supply your wants.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
TO PLAY MONSON TEAM
New Departure Club Secures fast
 Rax State Industrial LcaguerS

The New Departure club stacks up a against the Monson, Mass. team at Muzzy field, Bristol. tomorrow after noon. The Bay Staters are rated as one of the best clubs in Massachusetts g Industrial league. It is likely that Knight. the Brown University star, will be on the mound for the Monson team.
 The New Departure team will have two new players in the lineup tomor- TOW Tamm and Greene. The former will take Gus Forslunds place at the midway sack, and the latter, who has been clouting them hard with the Pioneers this year, will cavort in the rightfield section of the field. Eddie Goodridge will be assigned to the hurling task.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
THE SAME OLD PAREE.
Bill T'ilden Has Big Job in Locating Lodging Place.

Paris. May 21.-William T. Tilden, 2d Arnold w. Jones and the other members of the American tennis team here to take part in the world hard court events near St. Cloud, spent their first afternoon in Paris after their arrival from America yesterday in an effort to find lodgings in this overcrowded city.
 Tilden became discouraged after trying no less than eight places, and as he had not yet received his bag gage he went to the tennis courts In tho Bois du Boulogne. borrowed a pair of shoes from one player, a sweater from another and a racquet from a third. and then warmed up in an hours fast play to get hia land legs back and change his luck, as he expressed it.
 After this Tilden and his team mates renewed their hunt for rooms, which eventually was rewarded with success.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
TENNIS DRAWINGS

Drawings have been completed for the Lincoln Road Tennis club tourney which will soon get under way at the local courts. The drawing of oppo- nents are as follows: Doubles-E. M. Hayden and Louis Young against Charles Stanley and Ernest Smith; Malcolm FarWer and Maurice Stan ley against F. E. Stanley and Mau- rice H. Pease: J. H. kirkham and J. l.. Cooper against Howard l.. Platt and M. S. Hart; Singles-Ernest Smith against Louis Young; Malcolm Farm CT against Maurice Stanley; J. H. Kirkham against J. F.. Cooper; H. l.. Platt against NJ. s. Hart; F. B. Stan ley against E.. M. Hayden; M. H. Pease against Charles Stanley. First and second prizes will be given the winners in both the doubles and sin g1ee-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
,M JOE sEWELI. "BEANED"
Fatal Accident to Ray Chapman is Re
 Called at Cleveland Yesterday

Cleveland, May 21.-The fatal acci- dent which befen Ray Chapman, Cleveland shortstop last August, was recalled to the baseball fans here yes terday.
 While at bat in the fourth inning Joe Sewell who replaced Chapman was hit in the head by ball thrown by Pitcher Naylor of the Philadelphia Athletics. The ball bounded high into the air after a blow which was heard throughout the stands but Sewell finished tn egame and except for a headache suffered no ill effect
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
PIONEERS VS. NUTMEGS
Manager Jim Luby Books. Clever New Haven Team to Oppose Locals Here TomorrOw-NViIson to HuiI.

The Nutmeg A. c. baseball team of New Haven has been booked by Man ager James Luby of the Pioneers. as the attraction at the Ellis street grounds tomorrow afternoon. This club will be remembered for the ster- ling battles waged against the locals in tho past. The team ia practically the came that has showed here in the merly. The Nutmeg manager has sent the following. lineup: Knipping or Thomas, c; Hoffman or Kelsey, p; Nuhn, 1b: Hanlon. 2b: Orr. ss: Galli- gan. 3b; Gargano. If; Jackson, cf; Git litz, If. Pete Wilson will again hurl fot the Pioneers.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21


 Battcd for Mays in seventh. Batted for Sheehan in ninth. Chicago ...............o q q x-s New York .........-..o 0 2-5 Tvo-bsss hits-Schalk. Peckinpaugh @. Ward. Baker. Three-base hits-Sheely, Ruth, Strunk. Stolen bases-Hooper CD, Kerr. Sacrince-Sheely. Left on bases-New York 14. Chicago $. Base balls-OT Kerr 2. Sheehsn .. Hits-On Mays in innings. Sheehan in ?. Struck out--By Kerr .. Mays {. Losing pitcher-Mays. Umpires--Hldebrand and Evans. Time
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
WEST SIDES WANT GAMES.

The West Side baseball team of Middletown would like to hear from the same that has played here for. Sunday, May 29th, to be played in New Britain. Average age 17-19 year. o. A. Townes, manager, 40 Knowles avenue, Middletown, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21

Two-bsse hits-Dugan @. speaker, ONeill CD. Jamieson. Three-base hits welch, Speaker. Home Fun-Stephenson. Stolen bases--witt. Stephenson. Sacrifice hits-J. Walker, Johnston, Gardner @. Double piays-Stephenson and Jan1ieson: Sevell, Gardner and Stephenson. Left on on base-Philadelphia 5. Cleveland II. Bases on balls-On Harris 5, Naylor 3, Nasty l. Mails ,. Hits-On Harris , in ? innings. Nsyior in {, Nasty { in .. Hit by pitcher By Naylor tSewell). Struck out-By Nayior 1. Nasty 3. Mails !. Losing pitcher Harris. Umpires-ConnolIy and Moriarty Time of game-2:2o.
 Tigers Chastise Red Sox.
 Detroit May o1.--The Detroit Americans
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
LITTLE DICKY KERR
 TURNS BACK TANKS
An Even Break Is Best Hugmen
 Can Get in Series

Chicago. May 21.-The Yankees dream of winning every series of the current Western tour was dissipated at Coniskey Field yes terday afternoon when the White SoX scored their second victory the Hugmen and made an even break the best that the visi- tors can hope for during their stay here. ana there were sveral of these trouble some situations. was responsible for this latest upset or the Tanks The score to :.
 The scors-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
Boston (A.b

-IWo-base hlts-F'ratt, baSsIef, EIIHIhe, scott, McInnis. Three-base hits-J. Bush, Jones. Home runs-Neach, Cobb. Stolen base-Veach. Sacrifices-O Bush. ,Bassler. Double play-Pratt, Scott and MclnIiss. Left on bases-Boston 6, Detroit 6. Bases on balls-Om Ehmke 5, Myers 1, Bush ,. Fullerton 4. Hits-Of Myers in 1 I-3 in nings, J. Bush , in 3 2-3, Fullerton in ,. Struck out-By Myers 1, Ehmke ?. Losing pitcher-Myers. Umpires-Wilson and Nal lin. Time of game-1:51.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
Johnson Loses Another.

St. Louis May 21.-Davis outpitc ed Johnson yesterday and St. Louis defeated Washington. to 1. Davis kept the hits fairly we'll scattered while Johnson had one bad inning, the third, when four hts a base on balls and Picinich's error put the Browns in the lead.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21

Tigers Chastise Red Sox. Detroit, May el.-The Detroit Americans
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21

hit three Boston pitchehs hard yesteEday and won. 12 to .. Ehmke allowed but six hits. Cobb and Eeach made home runs. The visitors scored their first pass and Prstts double in the first inning. The sec ond was made in the ninth, when hits were punched.
 The score
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
Washington iA.)

Der. Stolen b-Ac--.. iS.1 .ns. Sacrifice hits Judge Gerber .ao.e play-Harris, O'Rourke and Ju[Ea Left on' b ses-Wash- ington ,. St. Louis .. Base bal1s-On Johnson ?, Davis 3. Struck out-By John 2, Davis {. Wild pitch-Johnson. Cm- pires-ChiI and Owens. Time of game I.41.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
Indians Swamp Nackmcp

Cleveland. May 21.-Cleveland made it three straight from Philadelphia. winning Is to :. Philadelphia's pitchers were i'm effective. Harris and Navlor were wild. Mails allowed only six hits but his passes resulted in two runs for Philadelphia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11

Secretary of Board of Education.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11

BASKET BALL
DAYS OF OLD
py JIMMIE RAY.

WHITING. Ind Feb, ia hummer
NJ the writer's Hammond friends after
reading the article In Wednesday
lake County Times asked. rs whiting
hasketbau mad?" We'll, we don't think
that It should be put as strong 81 that.
l9ut we do say that basketball has
rlayed a big part in the life OF WHIT
ing. We need only mention that the
r,-c.en+ MAYOR Of Whiting. Mayo
schrage was once a star player OF the
whiting Owls aggregation. And again
CITY Judge Green was captain OF the
Whiting Owls not so long ago when
they trimmed Hammond at Gary in one
OF the famous games OF history DC
tween the two cities
Today the leading men in BASKET bail
at whiting are Judge Green. throug n
whose efforts the present Whiting Owls
have been organized, Lew Griffith who
is looking after the various standard
Oil teams and the American Legion
team and Coach Hart who in addition
to coaching the high school team has
given the Whiting Owls and the Re
nowns the benefit of his experience.
The coaching or Hart has been
watched By many OF the old-timers and
they are satisfied that he is one OF the
best. HIS development Of the high
school team last year and this year has
attracted considerable attention. The
whiting Owls although seasoned play
ere have learned considerable from
Hart. whose driving power has been
one OF the reasons for his success.
Both the Owls and the Renowns
have been shown wonderful improve
nenf in the past few weeks. The Owls
VIII have 10 be at their best on Satur-
dav when they tackle Paddy Driscoll
and his Big Five The whiting Owls
know what they are up against and
Coach Hart has directed their work
with this game IN view. Should the
owls defeat the Chicago Big Five there
win be no question that they are the
clasiest outfit that has been seen in
these parts.
In playing Emerson at Gary tonight
the Whiting higa school is going to
meet the stifrsst opposition it has had
this year. The reason for this Is b -
cause Emerson is out TO retrieve Itself
after the crushing defeat the Whiting
high gave them some weeks ago. En-
erson, like Hammond. is always dang
erous. but particularly are they dang
erous on their home floors
If the Whiting teams can win against
the Chicago Big Five and the Emer-
son high scaool. whiting can justly
feel proud OF her teams and Of Coach
Hart.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
SOUTH BEND
TO MEET Up
WITH SAINTS

One Of the best basketball games
booked so far this season IS scheduled
, Tor Saturday evening. Feb. 70, when
the Notre Dame Props Of South Bend
come over for clash with the All
Saints A. c.
Both clubs SO far this season have
good records and this VIII be a good
chance TO get a line Of the strength OF
the various teams IA this section as
both club have stood ground against
the best.
The Notre Dame boys are coming
over ready FOR tho game 81 their life
as defeat right row would eliminate
them as contenders for the Crowns. .
The All Saints nave a heavy schedule
for the balance Of the season. but with
their present lineup OF Doolan. Klina,
LaMere. LaComb and Hanlon they feel
capable OF handling them ell.
The All Saints 115 pound team WITH
a record won 10 cut Of IL games viii
play a preliminary game with a local
Scout team. The lads have been hard
to stop as shown in their game with
Valparaiso recently which they Won,
Is TO 9. Valparaiso had a good record
and claim they win get revenge when
the All Saints travel over there next
month,
According 10 pest attendance a large
crowd is expected and arrangements
are being made a. handle ali Plenty
OF heat and room for all Come OUT
and root for your home team ard
cheer them on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
FEB. z PROGRAM
FOR WHITING
AM. LEGION
BY JIMMIE RAY.

WHITING, Ind. Feb. 11.-At a meets
ing of the Whiting Post American
Post American Legion the entire pro
gram for the washington's blrthdsv
celebration was finally decided upon
Through the courtesy OF some twenty
whiting citizens who have donated the
use Of their machines to the Legion FOR
February %, the transportation OF the
one hundred disabled veterans now at
the Army Hospital In Chicago wh0
will be guests Of whiting post hSg
been provided.
These boys Will be brought 70 Whit
ing about four o'clock when a baskets
ball game viii be played between the
American Legion team OF Whiting ana
either Gary Legion or Crown Poict
Legion team. This game win be open
to the public ana It IS hoped that the
former Owls club players now plays
ing with the Legion team viii have
some good opposition.
Then comes -he fish and chicken
dinner at the Point Cafe. where Pete
Leventopolos member or the whlf-
ing Post viii preparate q splendid feed
for the disabled boys. Here will como
some music and some good story tell-
ers have been engaged.
The Standard oil band will furnish
the music for tho evening program at
the Slovak Home. Joe Conroy Of Harn-
mond VIII be the speaker Of the even-
ing number OF singers will help ia
the entertainment. After the program
the boys win get some hot coffee ana
doughnuts and then will be bundLcd
into the cars and brought back to Chi
cagO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
High School
Teams Will
Fight 1t Out

Hammond high school basketball
players and the team representing the
East Chicago high clash tonight at the
Irving school gymnasium in tho see-
cud of a three game series for thu
Lake county basketball championship.
The East Chicago five has been playing
good basketball all season while tae
Hammond quintet after poor start
In the early stages is now going in trp
top form.
Coaches Lawrence and McShane, =
East Chicago will present their strong
est lineup tonight. The Twin City on
ganization - tight defensive team
and IS also fairly strong on the offeuse.
The guarding pair in East Chicago
lineup are considered on a par with
The others Ia this locality. the two =
said contribute considerably TO the Of.
Tense OF the team.
Cadwallder. who has been starring
in the Hammond games lately. will M
doubt play around the center position
with Dalton AMI Shelton at tho for
ward jobs. Shelton in the last two
CAFES has made point scoring rece4
ard it is probable that he viii handle
most of the free throws Eggers an
Nichols may start at guard the latter
who assays the honor Of holding the
enemy down to the fewest points pos
sible is a scrappy defensive player
around the basket and with a llttla
more weight should turn out to be
regular star.
East Chicago Hammond contests are
always keenly fought and tonight's
battle Is expected to be a fierce one.
The two schools did not meet on the
gridiron last fall because Of q slight
dispute. The fact that the visitors
have given the locals set back this
season VIII make the Hammond play
ers fight all the harder. Team work
Of the purple and white which hns
been lacking for over half the season
mas finally been developed by Coa-a
HISS, the Improvement VIII be easils
seen when the two teams take h.
floor.
A delegation or over $50 rooters VIII
come with The East Chicago team.
while Hammond high school studeatas
not to be outdone viii he on hand ia
ON force. so IL Is expected thut tia.
razz- berry VIII fly to and fro
The high schools second team. With
some promising material in their lines
ND viii play the Hammond Pirates IA
a curtain raiser. the first contest is 80
start at $50 with the big game sche8-
uleo TO open up AT SIS shsrp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
On the south side one Of Hammond
most up TO date Bungalows. rooms. ;
bed rooms, large breakfast room oak
floors, ali rooms beautifully decorated
IT. fun basement. 40 fl. lot south
front best neighborhood If YOU are
Interested in a real home. come and see
it, haven't space to describe il. Price
is $1,000 with $500 as first payment,
balapce $50 per month, including inter
est. Near Presbyterian church Let
me insure your household furniture or
your automobile, Can give you as good
insurance as the banks as 1 represent
good companies.
Guy w. EATON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
1913 Citizens National Bank Building
Phones 1872 or IS Hammond. Pill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
BOXING BOUTS
At WHITING
ON MONDAY

WHITING, Ind. Feb As far as
Whiting is. concerned boxing cannot
suppIant basketball. yet the interest
manifested IN the fights for neXt Non
day night is great one hears consid 7
cradle about the wind-up particularly
since fans nave found out something OF
Jimmy Bradys record.
\ great deal e interest being
taken because So many of the fighters
on the card are local boys. Kid l.
pinski of Hammond has about the lars
est following Of any Of the local boys
He has had considerable experience
and his friends who have seen within
the past few weeks feel that he VIII
give Sammy Elder Of Whiting eonsid
cradle Of an argument. But the writer
Is bit prejudiccd n Elders favor.
We feel that no matter how hard and
fast the Kid is going t. fight he WI.
be up against tough bird I'M the
Whitingite-
Tony Wagner who Sights Frank Hip
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11

CARROLL. AND COMPANY
| 20o East Chica 70 Rank Bldg. phone 81.
/ Real Estate, Mort cages and Insurance.
2-1O-4
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FOR SAI1E-C.orner lot 50x125 IT. at
Sbley and haywood must he sold at
once. Best offer takes IT,; Inquire 437
East state 81 Ham 9-10-S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED To RENT-Nicely furnished
sleeping rooms In private home BY q
man and wife; South side. Prefer a
home with garage; write Biz Times
Hammond. 2-S-5
WANTED TO RENT-By responsible
party or room fat house of a
bungalow In whiting or East Chicago
Immediate possession or by MAY 1st
vent no object; r. Sherman. 81 State st.
Hammond. 2-s-3
W-ANTED-To rent. room furn. fiat
or Apt. call b. Montag. Steffen glid lie
Corpn., phone Hammond 1906 2-9-3
WANTED TO RENT-ImproVed farm
20 to so acres within 10 miles OF
Gary. Party desires posse ssion within
80 days; Geo. F. Spite, Griffith. Ind
phonei34-R. 2-9-2
WANTED TO Rents or 9 room mod
ern house social end of town; win sc-
cept any time after March LIST: address
Times S. =. n Hammond. 2-9-3
WANTED TO RENT or 6 room cot
take or fiat by Feb. 18th. phone Mr.
Basney 1o6sW Hammond. 2-1o-2
WANTED room modern house. VIII
lease for one year; South Side prefer
red. G. G, p Ham. 2-1I-S
WANTED-5 or 6 room house by 25th
Of March. phone s36-M, between II
noon and 800 p. m. Hammond. 2-1I3
WANTED TO RENT or 9 room apt
or Bungalow. south side. permanent
tenant: Apply Mr.. Young, Z. c. Minas
Co, Hammond Pills
WANTED TO Rents or room cot
taee on or before March LIST; call 2Ogs
Hammond e-11-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
SFGDR IS

! lock in the opener has had considerable
coaching and his brother Joe who Is
looking after his interests feels that
he ca nput away the West Hammond
fighter. This fight which Is scheduled
for the opener VIII go the fun xix
rounds We feel certain. However. IN
the battle between Llndgren and Rud-
dy We look for one of the other 10 d.
some putting away,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
WILSON STOPS
NAVY ROSTAN IN
SECOND ROUND

KENOSHA, Wis. Feb. 11.--Johnny
Wilson. the southpaw raiddleweignt
champion knocked out Navy Rostan
Of Joliet in the second round Of Bill
Fraziers windup last night. and did
the job in thorough, workmanlike man
ner. Rostan never had a chance with
the hard-hi.ting New York Italian. and
was dazed for several minutes after
the brief and uneven conflict.
Those who came 10 scott at Wilson
who has been maligned because he won
the title By a decision over Affka
ODowd that was questioned. left ths
arena singing mis- praises. Wilson s.
finished performance was a surprise
Hes good tough fighter. who ea ia
nit with his left hand.