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Show MU rwa THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, SEPTEMBER THURSDAY, S, ISOS. s Newsy (Gssflp i GIHS SMILING PAPKE SHOWS Preparing for At Melbourne, Australia, This Next Monday's Battle and I HUH mains in Good Humor. Promise to Make This Year's National (By W. W. Naught on.) MELBOURNE, Australia. Sept. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I Today woo a red letter day at Guns' Alameda Tommy Burns, heavyweight champion BUI Long, chamquartern, the crowd in attendance be of the world, defeated In the sixth round of Australia, pion Ing unusually large. P. were thuee John scheduled of present a Among fight hero toClark. Sam Berger, Eddie Graney and day. The contest was held at I o'clock other prominent sports of San Fran- In the afternoon and aroused more cisco who were eager to aee the ex Interest than the Burns-Squirfight, champion In action and get a line on held tost week at As In the Sydney. his chances on the admission day light. case of the Squires contest, today's Gans boxed five rattling rounds with battle drew a record crowd anxious to Johnny Murphy. Hs also stepped three aee the go. Many sailors from the rounds with Abe Attell. but this was In port attended American warships more of an exhibition of refined fisticuffs than anything else, the two clever the fight. Lang waa outgeneraled by Burns In exponents of the game contenting two themselves with light taps. Gant, as the Infighting, and after tha first aU hto own It American had the rounds usual, marked down a few openings Honors were comparatively easy for his right, but halted the punches way. in first round and In the second the In the nick of time, lie simply wanted knocked Burns down with n Lang unhimself he Abe left that to show I cams back in the Burns swing. heavy protected occasionally. ! and the Australian third upon tbs put In was It was noticed that Oana rare good humor. He sinlied repeated- floor several times before tbs latter was counted out in the sixth. ly and chatted with his visitors. This Lang Is considered the best man In Is taken to hiean that things have gone Australia and It to admitted on all 1a well with this trip, and that ha to no one In tha country aides then thoroughly satisfied with his condition. now of a chance against the worthy defeated Gans, like many another man who Immediately after the disas- champion. ter murmured "No excuses, the beet A BURNT CHILD man won," to now attributing his downfall to lack of condition rather dreads the fire. The dread is wholethan to the other fellows superiority. some, but not the burn: that can be Joe has been heard to aay recently that heeled and Instantly relieved by apIt was no great achievement for Nel- plying Ballard's Snow Liniment. Be son to win on tho Fourth of July. The prepared for accidents by keeping a one point to bo gathered from this Is , bottle always In tha house. Best for that Oana thinks he will be both force- sprains, bruises, cuts, scalds, rheuma-- I ful and fast on admission day, and ttam, neuralgia, bunions any and all that he will turn the tables on the aches and pains. Price 86c, BOc and 11.00. Bold by Geo. F. Cava. Dana test Greatest Ever Standing of tha Teams. ter Billy. Tough Contest. L08 ANGELE8, Sept. 8. Any curiSALT LAKE. pt Frank R. ous Individual who entertains any erts defeated Walkt-- i Salisbury serious doubt as to whether Billy Pap,lw inter, ke to the possessor of a knockout wal- nesday In the finals lop or not will be most authoritatively mountain tennis tour ram-- nt tie enlightened upon this subject by com- country club, the a. t j. old reliabla with that municating 4. 4, The match was undoubtedly "trial horse," Jim Tremble. Tremble started to roughing It with the hardest played in the tournanM the Illinois coal hauler at Venice this thus far, and perhaps the closest afternoon and before the first round In tha state for sunk- - time. Robert, was half finished Papkes husky sparvictory bora out the ring partner was on the floor practical- some fans that with bothpredictions playing their ly knocked out game he would an.. Roth me The display of Billy's punching abil- top did come up to their form, but ity was entirely unexpected end waa bury lacked the brilliancy that fc.ii,, wholly unintentional on the part of o much In evidence in his game the Kewanee youngster. Among the crowd of 3t0 spectators present were Garnett. It was careful play from the sun several men prominent In sporting cirneither forcing and each uvkj with cles. himself for long play. This was ptf. Tremble's found A slanting right noticeable in the second at, ttculariy a with and this up following eye right Roberts when played even after folk, to the Jaw, Papke right awing had taken the first gaaa toppled hto ring mate over. Tremble's bury eyes were glassy and he reeled like a Tha number of deuce sanies wu with each point fought ot drunken sailor aa he attempted to to end. The tennis waa exctUad the hto nursed his to feet Papke stagger man through the remainder of the and tha gallery was at all times nady round. During tho following three with applause. i rounds nothing more serious than MURPHY HAS BIT BEST OP CROtt light boxing waa attempted. Gradually Decrease Work. NEW YORK, Sept. 3. Leach Cron Papke's workout was a forty-minuand Tommy Murphy fought one of Manto exhibition today and according fastest fights ever seea ager Jones, the challenger will start tha In In this the before tho windup city hto decrease to gradually performances Navarra Athletic club tonight it wu from now on. "The trip acmes the country and a ripping contest from start to the change of climate has had no effect Murphy did most of the forcing at all upon tha Illinois lad except for throughout, but Cross, by clever blocthe better. He h down to weight and king and exceptional footwork, managed sleeping like a healtny young animal to evade his shifty opponent. and will win next Monday," said Tha general opinion of the expem Jones. "The fight will never go the at tha ringside was tliat Murphy had i i shade over the East Hider. limit either." ng 4-- SEA GIRT, N. J. Sept. A Expert marksmen from many sections of the country, ambitious to break the records which have already placed the riflemen of the United States the first among tlw nations of the world, are today turning toward the famous Sea Girt range fur another great test of skill. The matches which will begin tomorrow compare favorably in attractiveness and vatua of trophies to any ever shot A career of eighteen years has given the New Jersey State Rifle asodatlon, which to in charge of the programme, a among the organisations of the tond end Its financial backing enables It to offer a larger number of trophies and cash prises than any other body of riflemen. As in past years, the tournament opening tomorrow la In charge of Genof eral Bird W. Spencer, the National Rifle association. With he has made capable every arrangement possible to render the meeting a success and to care for th comfort of the visiting marksmen. Tws Other Matches. In addition to the New Jersey matches, those of the New York State Rifle association and the United States Revolver association will be held at the same time. The range at Sea Girt, always tha most commodious and best equipped, has been extended and Improved, reduced railroad rates hsvs been secured and a large attendance Is certain. The most Important match will be for the Dryden trophy, a magnificent piece of bronse, presented by Dryden. to be competed for by NATIONAL LEAGUE teems of eight from the same branches of military service eligible to the National trophy match. It Is shot at 800, 400 and 1.000 yards. The trophy carries with It cash prises of from ISO 1150. Tha Interstate regimental .401 to match for the Briggs trophy, presented .400 .444 by Senator Briggs, of New Jersey, will be shot at the same distance by teams .471 six. With the trophy goes a medal .430 of man on the winning team with to each .144 cash prises to the second, third end .MS fourth teams The company teem match for teams of five at 24 and 540 YESTERDAYS GAMES. I yards, carries cash prises with medals for the first three teams. For At Philadslphia. there will be a company R. II. E. match team (tyro) for teams of three, 8 8 Brooklyn the prise being the Peters trophy, 8 IS 1 Philadelphia which goes to the winning team with Batteries McIntyre. Rucker and medals to tha members. Silver Bergen; Corridon and Dooln. Umpire, gold bronse and medals are given to the , Emslle, members of the second and third teams. In the Columbia trophy match, At Cincinnati. teams of six will compete at 204, 500, R. H. E. 400 and 40o yards for medals and cash 4 3 4 Cincinnati in addition to the trophy. prises 4 1 11 Pittsburg Teems of five will compete In the Batteries Ewing, Vo and Schlel; cavalry team match, which Is restricted Leifleld and Gibson. Umpire, O'Day. to the cavalry, signal corps and engineer corps of the army and National At Ch'cago. R. H. E. Guard. Here again the prises ar gold, g 8 silver and bronse medals, accompanied 7 Chicago St. Louis 3 8 hy cash. An Interesting event, estab0 Ba:teriea Fraser and Kllng; Kar-ge- r. lished last year. !a the Gould rapid McGlynn. Moran anl Ludwig. Um- fire team match, for which the trophy was presented In memory of Arthur pire, Rlgter. C. Gould, a friend of rifle practice." At Boston. This Is for teams of six and the conBoston-NeYork game postponed; ditions are unique in that they prowet grounds. vide for a skirmish run and ten shots rapid fire at 800 yards. es AMERICAN LEAGUE Match Held-- Big Before Gentle Con- for Diyden Trophy. nd Practice In Tennis Championships It Zut. Down for Count Defeats Walker Salisbury M. Nearly Goes Ring Mat&lin From All Sections of Country Expert Marksmen Wallops Opponent 1 1. J. SUIT, Af- ternoon, American Champion Re- I oo min BEATS LANG Black World oil SpoiHlnini roper of the land, having made a 80' second record on the same hone that killed Beeler. This famous steed, "Nigger Boy," to growing old and tha Bromide contest will probably be the last In which ha will participate. BASEBALL GAMES E A pre-emine- BOSTON, Sept. 5. Manager John McGrow to authority for tha statement today that the New York National league baseball club will clear 1300,000 this year. McGrow bases hto calcula-tlona upoir the gats receipts already received and upon the big crowds that are aura to witness the games at the Polo grounds during the team's stretch of 81 horns games beglnningSeptember 4th. The additional grandstand accommodations now being erected at the Polo grounds will bring tha seating capacity up to 85,000. Henoa the calculations that the profits of the Giants during the exciting games to come that will decide tha National leagua championships will reach the tremendous sum named. i-- 4-- t0 te six-rou- nd .is YESTERDAY'S GAMES. At Washington. Washington Boston non-winn- R. H. EL I 0 0 , S Batteries Hughes Steele and Criger, and 11 Warner; , . At 8L Louis. R. H. E. Chicago . . St. Louis 4 1 10 1 I I Batteries Walsh and Sullvan; Howell and Stephens. Dln-ee- n, At Detroit. R. H. E. Detroit . Cleveland natterles ... .,5 T S ,8 4 1 Donovan anj Schmidt; Berger, Ryan, N. Clarke and Land. At New York. R. H. E. Philadelphia : New York I 8 7 7 8 4 Batteries Plank and Blue: Lake and Kleinow. RACING LEAGUE LEAGUE my eternal enmity to tyranny. REFERENCES: Hubbsrt'aUounyys R. H. 0 8 I I CL 4 1 Batteries Seaton, Sanderson and Stanley; Wright and Krelts. Umpire Eh ret. A( Dea Moines, Won. Lost. P. G 4 0 8 Des Moines At Tacoma. 4 14 1 Omaha R. H. E. Batteries Bomar and McDonald; 3 8 3 Tacoma Hollenbeck and Gondlng. 8 4 4 Butte Batteries Ctrsoo and Shea: Claflln and Spencer. . PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION p. 144-16- 9. Praosadiags Am. AaUquarlaa Son. IE Uk S37 Jobs Has Sept. I Despite winter racing will be held at the New H. 7 IS Sioux City tracks, beginning December 1. Individual betting will he permit8 4 Lincoln Batteries McKay and 8hea; Jones, ted. but there will be no handbooks or Hendrix and Zinran. bookmaking. antl-gambll- ng bill, The Natural Drink of America na At Seattla. Spokane d, IN NEW ORLEANS. NEW ORLEANS, the Locke At Sioux City. Seattle PON the DecUimtitm 4f Independence his name may be read without spectacles. It steads out the strongest, boldest, finest signature. la the most realistic sense John Hancock pledged life end fortune to finance the Revolution in its earlier stages. He hdd investments in banks, breweries, distilleries, stoves, hotels, end owned a fleet of ships engaged in tho rum, wine and oil trade. The seizure of one of then (for evading the revenue have) precipitated the Boston Massacre. He was strong-heartefull of enterprise, patriotic and bold of spirit. Over many a foaming glass of Boston Ale and hot punch ho often declared, 1 glory in publicly avowing w WESTERN NORTHWESTERN John Hancock.. At San Fransisoa, At Kansas City Kansas City, f. Oakland San Francisco neapolis, I. Batteries Hardy and At Milwaukee Milwaukee, 4; 8L and Berry. Berger 8. Paul. At Toledo Toledo, 4; Louisville, 5. At Portland. At Columbus Columbus. 3; Indian spoils, L Los Angeles R. H. E. 1 5 4 4 U 4 1 Longa; R. H. E. 4 11 1 1 4 1 Portland . . For envelopes, letterheads, business Rosa Batteries and Gray Easterly; cards, dodgers, etc. call up Tha Journal and Madden job rooms. Both phones 444. A good pure malt beer, made from barley and hops. Hire Budweiser, is a thousand medicines in one. the It stimulates the entire digestive tract, strengthens and quietens nerves, promotes the social happiness of the entire household, greatly enhancing the pleasure of living. EA THE KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS ARDMORE, Okla Sept 1. Cowboys of the Southwest are gatherered this week In Bromide, a new health and peiasure resort which modestly claims the title of "the Carlsbad of America." and are regaling the tender-fe- et visitors with a typical wild west celebration and championship roping contest Many twlrlers of the hemp are contesting for first honors and the winner wll claim the world's champion ship. Milton Beeler, who was kited a few months ago by a horse failing on him. held tha title. Since his death. Bob Kiser claims to be the premier lottlsJ Only at tha Anheuser-Busc- h SL lijf-- . U. - Brewery Su A. CORNED OS WITH CROWN CAPS. MIWWC A ilAtlW VTAB. |