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Show pee ra erer THE INTER-MOUNTAIN Ee REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1909. ALL IMPORTAN! TENNESSEE NOW A HAVEN FOR BOXERS TRUTH COMES OUT Brae car ABOUT BiG FIGHT York Sportsman Knockout at Hands of Wilson. OPENS A NEW FIELD Fighter New Out Round - in er Fresh the Each) gen in the ring W. SMITH 26.-The use of saved Corbett! See o Ser- scene of the Burns-Johnson them, this oxygen ‘Baltimore, Md. Friend Tad: po th este If this in a groggy a Troun lowing pene eer e me| bo: his ue corner "datas! ae It | } ALFRED ee x oxygen won -: bya wide margin With an even break beat s every Corbett and would Wilson - day be - Mehted in c! amid lead, the witalian the a half gained At; mile. to t laps nine Shrubb had a le aa afaiicacl a. by it down cut one more | ao! Mr. Christian smelling drugs to ta to it, can unfair, as maintains? salts and clear They ammonia fighters' hustle and The Seg ible and| "Bobbie" ace the Re pa , a E feet a eyeoee anche brains, and why not oxygen? It's an| it Ove open question ee the ae clown iveness of th fighter, who adopts} ane hela| Ge STOBnG a artistic re MAE ‘ : | READY TO ea Chicago, American worthy ling Feb. capes Rogers, the} Apollo, proved himself| of facing game the best possesses the wrest-| he threw | when a ee the aren 50" W ae ring nt nia 4 wou Lie me = sen if taken ce TiPee ry three men in 30 minutes last night. tain He, the country' The giant grappler took on Young} Seine crits aehnges Leon, Tony Franks and Young Mar-} ~° ta ee : S aac tinson, all three powerful men. being ) speedy and | telling little a = ae ce Tony Franks stayed ; deadlock putting a Martinson the put 4 eauon, Nel ore loging seven him. up @ stubborn : min-| ver, fight peek is mé a by & stap . nds of opening Chicago, sit paar BASEMAN LA BOUGHT BY BY RUE COLUMBUS Columbus, | Feb.b Ame ric an -The Co- ‘Assoc ationn the club. Columbus here and the team is club said to acquisition pleases the greatly fans} were of enc ugh won, Timo race Fancy 1:17. raGe. ‘second, Joe 4 Los elonCn. eoven second, oO : " » d urlonge-Little % ‘ni CAV efured question Sis/| Nealon third.) « of }of and a the 6 1 er 0 and the University features of A PR | LL rinse 7 N68. ation in ca at? eyesight Chicago, of his Likely Team ; breaking jaunt to his that clared American league he| Chicago Vith Jone clares the will leg be le mese ‘ge | ordir advices from irdles strength t recelyed to- Daughert Durham, | about two ‘William'aaa ee B.| %,Steeting change Bary. shook 12 to a dentist hands with the ui a ‘ Pleasant, youns thewell pin appearing of conditio: man, looking club except to with express the turn his great thing fTlends have Re among will be strangers. best two in three falls | in limited rc a ae Fea | ual way to,;out White il rock, ester Maire He of e ti § owner of stock with Murray next. Y¥. M 8 the choice, althougl ed of| Sox rx ret | nay | accordir 0 nttield ele AltAlt * tead, Lang hese will ac 1 one bein t ~-Chicago not to wins os meet in footba)] a new turn in ;ed lore yesterday Sere ithe aa ope andP thi: the the whic i | aft they ten; tearm is on to the his ARRA co. ty a Ne F sehe a and as be ina. mz a Ere year erla- | SEQVens.. way team to cto the games Salt Lal phis, State the and out list aa bidders for ae j weighty of players. aa ote Baseball Tenn., ce Feb. 2 baseball by the Chicago to Baseball with a club ae RR. Cc Te team York, Feb. , in Macon, Snit stock two Ensign B. es cece Tee Gece e wars Hacaic more las than n-| says heard : tha Is the vest news confirmed Syracuse Ill., in its play FOR TO TRAIN a night and O., Feb. waters now 25.-That surging te The lower is in eh "the se Stee pet ‘state Teoh fo aeOSED oe 5 BSE : le ‘ee inact 2 says. that a large number of pent be the wi tickets the along boys It will ag telat the best tah. JOE 8 the oe fair wrestling class Tho first bout goes THOMAS OUT part of me at er ey now under water. An arn commission houses ing concerns in that $s SMILING and section -__-__-_- YOUNG ey of fighting coins have gold MAN women wo in their possession Given feated by De- keep; who spurious Man. ne ew York, Feb. 25.-The atte of Joe a 5 to whip Hugo Peuerae ra a pitiful fallure Kelly knocked hin out in rirtt é f ; re oa not ex cee v eh, coat EE hs ae in the middle of the ring wildly looking about him, and Billy Gibson MAKES W MONEY FAST. ~ Chicago, Feb. " 25.-Fe 2 deral secret service = n are se nare hing for a young) | man of good "stage presence'' who | ha been operating with counterfeit | stores Is t for ™¢tloned | ..4° cee he it. to stop referee the paserable Ceuseun <n five dollar gold pieces, passed off UPON! men sense. in Tl homes' corher, Es Hai them by the engaging stranger. First} peen knocked down three times in the purchasing a package of tobacco for| fourth round, and the bell saved him fve cents, the man paid for it with) He tried to make a rally in the fife! the exact | change the no inquired but he 1 into an ther hard right Napa, Feb, the 25.-For Director George of the the £0) 4N/ Huff proved a date Syracuse) Eastern all the In¢ ay esides 25,-The , they have not-definitely on big fatal later wife's throat! is still alive. house, Jealousy fire to the destroyed. to be responsible for tObelieved is the serles of} we aes s sof nh tous Jury ‘aking had had bet on artly nullified when the Inter- that (he) oo 0 ari : nport known Frank were) the 90- Sai clever Pauite Peer | Ete erauie and as ¥, tee wife the of aes Ed- fraud, was) in custody using the purposes by of In this United! detectives and worth of stolen valuables a EMPIRE THEATER Vaudeville, moving pictures an id Ile| and | ee after every songs lustrated Admission be and 10c, | evening, the on be Cc, reported by L. Ladson, se) union Hous bill a for the the of commitiee. Atlanta, Ga., union, bitterly coun- ecritteized He said that the New York exchange. la ear the speculator sold on the 100,000,000 bales of cotton, ta + cues crop was only about the total 000 900. 12, HIGHWAYME EN iN she was tween fourth women. sl a 1er por attacked shoulders k on Sixth avenue oo and TI fed releve;r ag 1er Oo « $133. 1er d $25 ie ; and 4 ---~> cash J. Edward Jennings nae: Chicago, Feb. 26.-J. Edward Jennings, newspaper man in Chicago for in| were twenty-five today at his years, oe d hom of He heart was diseas: former) manager of the AS sociated. Press, an the Publishers Press and was conService News Hearst the with nected eity for - several seve vears thiss city years. = Grand Theater I be- Twenty-third in "wentystreets by a man and. two The man she says, selzed her women held oo Ww a Pe = gyauyey KARP TONIGH claims the feather-|/ ff Champion of America weight chearaplonship of Wyoming. Farmers' an|‘n 26.-A Feb, now with for tonight : H FEATHERWEIGHT GOEST0 WYOMING eventssby J Boland, mails arrested ae ee umed i¢dollars' waieier, anage for the Davenport | found. ana 'CHANGE at a hearing today given by committee on agriculture sixty! 1 G ae ¢ Inficlder. her apartments at Eighth Avenue' . Feb. 26.-Frank | South and Weller street, hundreds of a eer Selee,cae ae former ) af acout ever! Wash., Seattle, baseball club yesterday by signing An-} intiel¢ as y infielder) of Denve MeNeil drew e says McNeil > Sele for the local club. is a wonder and prizes him highly UTA the DOLLARS OF HUNDREDS IN STOLEN. VALUABLES CAMP Boston An REL Of twenty-five > -- ward Stubley, city, charged op OR of jurors. summoned States Davi whole a) Ventre eltizens excused, LEAVE back North, COTTON Pick C alhoun was coined nga. ah NEW YORK GET MONEY two seats In the jury box vacan and New York, Feb. 25.-The story of a challenge for cause pending against holdup in which two women footpads another juror, who was passed dur-)| figured was told last eee by Mis# Ing the early stages of the trial. The | Louise Holeolmb eached vocal proceedings ere not resumed today. music, who rushed into the Wes until Judge Lawlor had completed | Twentieth street police station ac his preliminary examination of the |/companied by her maid. She. said for the heading barerteat r ee fpractioa at Hot Springs, ee eT eranoutiin Arrk. The team will ali Ww hen start; kansas for four hed te ne Panaon in| Philade DDE) ee IS GIVEN HOT | ROAST tatives of the National his She erimes Min- is tea MeIntyre Garrish is SPRINGS HOT SPI re 2 35.<#fhe FOR vinuite stated project AMERICANS aia a it was note ont started to punch Spaemnenupe ona parameaaaren eae -_---_-+- > Feb. Mont. ¢ Coe sighing Using the same knife he slashed his | prohibiting dealings in future on agriown throat from ear to ear. He then eyitural products. ‘The bill will pot Chicago. met have Fe b. Wallace then cut with a case knife. team) more ready to secure a west like io would or Wisconsin, +,ue in "him, Now i. "that ve and Thomas hooting the men and i fourth that Kelly st. tragedy was enacted at the rane hot "GOTHAM history Illinoljs will football against at Cal, crowd 3 relling for hia: sécon fo iro j¢ They calmly refused to aR ace the spong : The "tleht looked be = from me start Kelly seemed to be ea s his nehes Captain J. J 3ryc near rikdale and about ten cine Tote a anes at o5 Feb A foreNew this morning. an early hour Washington, on the ranch hit man named Wallace York cotton exchange was characteran Italian dairyman over the head | jzed as an organization of buceaneers, with ; ax, causing a wound whica} pirates and fre4 booters by represen- GAME the rumor university November 20 Overtures from Scofield he me, tolig wan. we ghts. Lake. ree Opie ae Cincinnati, Feb. 25.-Mobile,| Young's training| FOOTBALL Inter-Mountain Bleventh Morrison Hulbert the expert ie t ot fast look-| ofmoving men goods were from employed all day re-of Miserable Exhibition of Prizethe basements LEAVES MOBILE ---- € leven. BOSTON UNDERLINGS es 25.-‘'When n I ge t} I'm going to lock baseball time and Butie, learue r peard Ae, bother inf TE eatch I "T ae that he enthwaikaeie 3 ager Heagrer |B. s fixed a preliminary between Mek leagiié intermountain Mountain league proposition has fallen through apparently, though aba FS and his crowd say that if ne Bee of Montana want an Inter-Mountatin league they can have it, but that es state is for a league of its own are proceeding with the ae tion of 2 Montana state league althot ; || =alk. the I boys ingot a toroom andthemhavethata have show know on eon will be fh groat C tte,he ee two miei and! capital TWO MORE VACANCIES INTER- MOUNTAIN LEAGUE SEEMS TO BE DEAD IN CALHOUN JURY South. scheduled cae het there It will The pone first 3 | ji Northern | Sereed | Tat Sauna | district Ohio, "Cy" A has with ete 1esota and on T hase The champion said: | Johnson, and know The 25.- between the Colored Pa wk association, of $5,009. oe fans as a four or six team YOUNG game entie fT Anaeinee 1 wenTwentl play going o for a ward gave the Eighip ale the play ending 40 to 1 Blehteenth ward. Elg I wa IMPRESS éoun- | St to the were accepted, account of the _ foot; ihe ber 9 and|I must make them respect mo for } Se a peme 4 next| what I know.' game this ye mt with | _ Thus writes Manager Stallings to e Colorado college Frank Farrell Fe also adds that r 23 the Utah team|"e@ Will make no predictions as _ to pln St. Vincent | where the club wilt aniah and Farrell or one of baseball from first East on who already has| ciadea tc hureday afternos t was de.| bUNCh put together, If I cannot prove towers on the roof : : ive. the U tah Awoei ultural| that I will not be a success, because Gs Hess, Ogden Champaign, WINS the ymne Hy eeu lene See eat ea eo an DATES ath let N. of Eastern , sent for the trip t on anes aN¢ ‘OOTBALL mates} the and Southern colored teams will take As Karp weighs 15. a Johnson place this summer in games between | 155, 4a prettier arrangement could not he Memphis Union Giants and others. | °° pare a o i article of incorporation were take © Seat sale promisesa large house and f ‘ es IN ENSIGN LEAGUE of stasis eis | Paul Jame the . the, mecting of of th the the in clashes" in - e result instead of All ntracts with players|vet, and you can Araniateveod ‘alone with the ieee wrestling match. the new deal will not make any | victory for me. s «fo and Colored Ball Teams. FOR were signed, catcher, eS eee d, tthe mate; ‘ ul sed, io ce : ve nth were anotner. week ple venth = ith r Hil ge va ooked for, i in favor of ) he Sack had intended to play Stage announc"Ss On Noy. 6 the d ate ave a One | changes ILLINOIS WILL GO EAST tocontracts-some disputes. John ex-Tiger ; a te Eighteenth |ivin. Soot Robbins. ......- CONTEST de: ree of headquarters Washington the ' "PURDUE he ar AltEand SNick ou handsome visage ansigned end ' EIGHTEENTH | due erality will be pursuec @ manage- | &nd make th ings lively from the start." ranat and the Philadelphia nationals | $4!d Johnson night. "I expect to |may be reckoned with in the future | Win, although I Seite Iam up against palgn. This year he will go to Mobile the price of clgars, and selecting some,| 204 {fown a couple. of tines, withtie contract A despatch trom-s Visalia, Calif., noa ' . , tifies Manager Chance that Overall oe che D: BSG | Onl one Purtell, third b ise. | basketball NOT | Ser had 1 teams he. i. stand Bi his added with put from Payne, his composed of Cr ut base. Tanne. MAY Feb. 25 A. record- é , Placed | A. our years, have been suggested leave nothing undone to and t tk Johnson fintshed his training yesterledaipninc of theof league in Phil-| elphia; oaA policy the utmost lib- | dayeae and " announced Seine himself eae ele eibce 2 ground this year. Cy said he would) break his habit of training individ-' peu at Hot Springs ‘or ten years! has gone to Hot Springs, putting himselt in shape for the season's cam- Anderson, in spite of his alleged dislike to upper births, added his signature and no mention was made as to whether he Is to occupy upper 7 or lower six this seasor Altizer, secur- da chers ft C. their .F Vhite of Geluged of| | Of which In-comm«e ne - on the Pacifle will team enné gathering The and Kinkell,| vernon were) the all the chances to support them 6k Folie Fou or Six Team| Cieyeland, Ala., will be of the departure ; " OL dope, of the other where who to the Good- fi given clubs STATE LEAGUE MEN WILL MEET SUNDAY CY esterday's arrivals in the gam¢e consisted of Jimmy Stage, who hint Tied on from Worthville, Pa., to find -~| he cheers was onto h tl 5. to." | ous the satisfaction With every rep to 25.-President Stockings on in}'son. ‘..\President beeen there|to his office representatives, "| Bf AT of ort from Butte ing like the formation of a Montana| state league the prospects for the big! league as first planned are very ae Everybody would like to se¢ terstate league but so far no are san figure out how such a league aid f pees i cet i eer it sess More. Feb. White 1: | report " own to be under command of his former, he paid for them with the gold, apolocoast deDeacon" McGuire, who will Cemr for not having smaller change | the | manager, win leave with the pitchers and catcher with him The coins were made of! e ain Saturday. ‘his announcement came some white metal thinly covered with} fter a conference with the Cleveland | ¢ijt. ; fail to|eq to. receive the slettes i Be eee eS club MIXED BADLY A VERY at re = unp leasant be maiigd to him from Portland. Ore., ‘It might said "as | t Saturday he letter was due Hot Springs this year,"' many of my old teammates are panera TRAGEDY © IN an iaiiiten a na overdue, but in spite of it, Pres!now.' lent Comiskey was not discouraged. a : { tio? the coming! A Senators Wolf ‘stovk and tertainment | good IN CINCINNATTH isin Noresccattan' gs peauica « wame MANAGER STALLINGS TO a rion | Inventor Cahill, Fubrie third. | erected three large wet ees 4 Is > Chicago 2 wine | al ready ; ae of the grandstand. and in the outGt Wes, eat a. n prurlonge-Spekn | felds, says his lighting apparatus js 7a. 15 a * ae | pe rte cted to Zsuch an exten is to five and a half fur- } diffuse sufficient light over the fleld ‘Rossmore won, | 5h ude- | to enable the players to see distinctly av ec Tin Toole}and without suffering any injury Oo third in 8 ;On Apr mecand: ete ) eT "mle-Alle vieter won,|ComPleted for on playing baseball at nd. Ma of Gotham | L¢ gue park the night of Sunday, | 9 0 nce vir Daugherty four furlongs-Sepuloe | Waatarn' lera second, The Wolf! Cincinnau, Feb. J5.-Manae rer | Storm 47 4-5. Frank C. Bancroft, director of the race,aps seven : furlo ae loos te am, is is as as -|UTAH of ee | | Cincinnati National league & Swift ar Be or o-| sured that all arrangements will be Walsh 0 ; coast. oT def at 1} be tho bz eke tball BASEBA ae ult "We ao f joltfi ead to-~ story ah the to come of officials = xpected, iT Bellst : riod att xd nepgotia- Same. to eeeLe and ay is the owner of the remain- , bot more than five feet six in height ne ee 7 ut with arms and a body like the Muray refused to discuss the affairs trunk. otf an oak, FE found many j minot ba abel aaa terday iree the rest Ses star ns » Open was the Ar we ir announced averse i ws accom- Se ;state: etn ai ed Nestin naeSaic Tatake aryvesterday is nan af a ICSE DEL Wolf ternoon announce ed himself tend Te eerie oes rec aan are oe et | the Grand theater t a ht. purchase which was conWith a a that made tie - aa yesterday, MeNichols champlon the world, of today and a (tolIt) thirds Murrav ofthe t | league. rall-{ ) ne | tlthroug hn the irrec 18) symated out-| league as it has no angels to finanée|jood ee sy nouncing brought that report, aE Ty | teeta th uthrents fet Sates | six ¢ too a) the real although 1 © . San Prancisco UES WILL MEET First race, five and a half furlongs VARSITY. AT ARMORY Anti won, Brushup second, Les third. Time 1:103 In ite> final of. the an..:t Second race, thre ee fursomlate ‘basketball serles, the ae a | longs-Amelin ose larmed sec- | fix 1eets. the lversity : Ay oud Redeem third ae teriGin t 4: agua da = i ete ri ball on P lor) ont Shain. Shot won, May Am cont rZO-! pionshit } u on 8 Fourth race, nile-D on ‘Enri - won,|to wit Moorish -ine second, The Peer third.| "up |i\CHICAGO Tim 2-6. ja t a ‘fleht cUrh¢ ont Fitth meee mile-Silver Knight won, | for theis fac et Raw Ar B oy second, El Picaro third.!| To cheer their team onto victory. | Time 1:47 u the usual thro of Saint rootera |. Chicago, Sixth The ers mer me ere dropped lighted and : iring nust refere deal } i{ | RESULTS ae : id strengthen tg: idand :) regonians. | RACE ¢ ountrymen CONFERENCE wn = Ml with Severe disp A.- by} woe j I His the 1 squ club vesterday purchased third baseball La Rue, from theoy Marion, Ohio, team a) es , he He was released to Marion by the| Cleveland up sketball Mr. Teats ie fumbus A eo S jay a keep bes AGAIN \ QUITS AFTER THIRD electric me ; OREGON an se- up an¢ Ce: that eral for | bye to the fighting ggame s Northw¢ ste rn aera ©September in aie ore §$tN is th anniversary for Pinar atten a will' easday wood cy t hones Leon, who knows little about ne} antes. Thiaproponition "holds... AC | thelr t game, lasted 19 minutes, Rogers] vray yuly 4 ksi ho aatlh Failow hig (ee winning with a scissors and wrist demand PS $20,000 Th . lanier ; The lock. utes, The | (ball wavered ate ‘ Bt M4 : opens, | son The start of the oe hatte ep sien with Broddiel are "put aarianae ete O00 ‘rad =| team was in Salt Lake yesterday with some) FLOOD WATERS 10 EXCEL sidelights on the baseball situation. He FORMER GREAT STAGE says that Ogden is not sorry to e t} elk e equipped | (Toot-to oe of| ot ball Stanley wre atlen Warp, weight another venture and Is glad to see the' course of the. Ohto river eee pe oat stock in the Utah state league rising the 55-foot stage at this poin again. | row SRmeiiite is the expectation, otpriv he Utah league meets Sunday at! er men who declare t the office of John D. Tobin, pre sident, and rapidity of the present rise br breaks and the officers expect to start records of the strea ball rolling in good time to get the | flood The danger point is fifty aulek | league started with the rest, Ogden,| The forecast of the weather bureau) Salt Lake Murray, Wandamere and} today that the flood a a, ae) possibly Eureka and Lagoon looks} feet is the cause of anx section of the Overland: limited-and| Comiskey, on ( the eve 18 Oo! oP ee Ora LESS 5 Oe ys. Ment . dxje AGAIN that he has run dry on fight talk,| he is handing out the retirement) Yarn See N i) pein toot-all eagueck) wil leave the Northwestery station at 6 o'clock tomorrow night in ie White Sox special, running z me eine 2: Bear Feb. ras is ace in Los _ Angeles, and it is eyl- s IS A GREAT WRESTLER, dent | at 18 rie NS is SNA OO SB) RETIRE tans s tary of the Utah the last mile In sprint iets rful lost the race. but © COMISKEY ASSERTS : 8S. FULLER 25.-Toot will be with buffet, SEauina read i leeping cars, a urkish bath Fielder accessor , and an engine 1s L | guarante ed }o | HE | SHOWS ROGERS JOE has rain, dining nd this method of saving himselt should | BAT NELSON GE GETTING not be commended rather than cen-| sured. tooted 102d ee eat is Fred hosses' o aos noe a fate! a 2 : a : in a Httle scrub engagecaused the irrespressible Artie down ment i. theiatart: a e nde a rye BY HUGH chicago, Feb. ao: ard. The = use (arcseca other way ind s. fae lap, at lead ie eee eee ies it time ee eeeee =e Dorando B 6 ( imm An ies livaureienichannion caitanlehihetmneligh™ eine rae oe ie i nt i a but Oy cGraw and Robinson looked like} | s boiled lobsters around their facial de-| 1s partinent.. And how the two vete rans| Was can e week the with ehance to pro When you at right down the use of oxygen be called L the Organization Apparently Good. | | | here on ty promises talent and. procurable on Mat. SGetE Rix. Feb. 25.--State SenaDurham was elected pres-|_ . the Philadelphia National the} league race. | In Corbett's cor-| Be Expected. of trangle hold barred, pin falls and o: the mat. The referee was not picked last night, but will be selected toda upon mutval choice, Mike el of 4-5, 1:24:06 was time Tint terrific s beat runner, distance. long being track s last mile breakingsmall bones in his left Act Harry wre nek mia .4"79 McCormick shoulder, but not serlously, by pedlioE on his head running for a short fly, and Simmons, owing to the une ness of the field, got blow in mouth that loosened several teeth, big contract t at sh Man} pot the Brookly i , Rare . n kid refused to qult. | every svuL BO ai en a es Young Schaefer can't play again for Blogs to Selne At, sen oe : at least three weeks and it is very unhis corner, all in at the end of every | fortunate for he was tearing things round. Had it not been for a lucky j; wide open in his fielding, he and simash that Corbett got in right at the} close of the bout Wilson would have oo showing up like Herzegs, so Th 5 nown arena pe, best : ampionship Work aid heavyweights will be few taken, and with the other stockholdand far between under the new law. | ¢ *hief amo these {s Senator The sporting men argue that the big | ‘ ng se is enator) fellows: cannot "provide*-enoushs ene Durham, he being the largest individ- SHRUBB the | 25.-Shrubb, Feb. ¥.. N. Horando firtcenernll oa ae ner i e matter of greatest importance. this have unfair lasted adago he "Without could hardly It 1 sentiment i Ch alike is so EI eee eegovernor eee of || tor the aenit of opposing $50,060 s this ‘Prospects collegian, ground, Angeles the into think | fellows will be as soon as,the oe organized, 3 See es are ieee Los the, fingers Will ey Wil Be Spent and Pen Johnson Also in Fine Form for |The welterwelchts aud cheosce ne |. Durham ‘met Manager Murray. for Billy Hughes, W. D. Rishel and J. F then 1 will become Bits popular. and classesThe below | the first time The today areanddetermined they talked| Howell, whowelterwelgh held the Eastern interlitle things over. to | Collegiate r for {English Sanaefer, his drove a tha the dewtenr Buffalo, make Corbett win.'| battle were as unbe without openly Thé ¥ of book D0°k Feb. 25.-The Texas, any records the motto of tait| goo ve have event prin ce In the"field | emisne honest sporting men has been Young tfeld and no favors,' but in this battle the Giants, one quite serious, it was ‘anything to The reports of the fair as could well pene burglars today, 4 Mone Patterson, Governor Petterson. to sign and probably is the purpose of the promoters to form a Tennessee fight circuit, so that boxers will not he ; = of in| as back writes Christian far ‘As affair: so ‘ skirts AstonIs Even Eve pathann coe "how * | Arlie one opening he be} this discouraging areadtully McGraw When ished of} all sees who winner, near to the d H k W dig: 2 few by undone work his hard Hard. orKs into the oxygen tank, Manager Schnectady ine erecti off. ou him ac , clubs are springing up with startSa Rae ling rapidity in Memphis, Chattan-!., 2oga, Knoxville and Jacksonvill A directors. local sporting ma imnos aS Under the Your if‘ns a vonw 8 measure, eas ACCIDENTS AMONG THE GIANT PLAYERS so, the and ut a froned just secon ts had to a min coated round is win better man may not alwe contests Think of a man going match Scott eight aratigie. Ti and "public the boxing ganatt charat Would searcely tried for the first time in this] letter enc losing New York draft for battle i ] m to endorse recelved In reply endoreed *he I have For a long time {it has been an = would - $500 and enclosed periment on athletes in England and| New Y on football teams, The huge caps are/| you will find same placed over the players' heads just "T am surprise dt to hear that nelther before the game starts and they are} Jabez White nor Johnny have| wiven Iiberal doses of oxygen t 1s| posted their forfeits, as it was agreed sald the effects are wonderful as shown| that Jabez White would post the same is the superior endurance and stamina} amount to guarantee his weight and if the men. | &p pearanc e. Johnny White agreed to! "Shot" With Oxygen. | post $500 to guarantee to pull the} ae the Goverson of Signature of has promised Ice wes Indeed, it is claimed that in 26.-Tennesfor the box- passed permiis signature the island scheme| Feb, haven new ee clubs will be al or to pull athletic. off these bouts, Alt moe a Monday night. This up-to-date meth-! say they took in. We heard that the od of saving a fighter was used witn] takings were £300,000 That sounded| great success, is said, and but for}a little fishy at the start, but we fell it, the once mighty lightweight cham-| for it until we heard the latest He} pion would have eer disposed of! says that not half of that amount was easily by Bob Wilson, a powerful; made and as for the crow that if young fighter of Utica, N. ¥ | there were 16,000 people there, it was ‘We had to fight a Sak man eve Ty| a very close figure. He also says that round," is the wall from the W ilson | the Burns and Squires fight, whicn supporters who claim that the use of | was said to have called for a $66,000 oxygen is unfair and served to put a house, drew only $15,000 and not a handicap on the man who Its proving; penny more. Looks as though those the better ecrapper, If the statements, Australians were pretty good at adof Arthur Christian, Wilson manager, vertising themselves. are true, and there is no reason for | Joe Gans has this to aay: doubting a the Senate ee ganized ers conce in he go The most = Bes con ataant : to the i: = fect that Johnson we: is ofte red $12,600 to throw the fight and go out to Burns. Mr, Bernard would give no lames, but sald both Johnson and Fitzpatrick would vouch for the truth Of it when they arrived from the big oxy-| Ww hen i fight, Tenn., Netting st 7° also stated that the gate mone) N. y.,| in Schnecthdy, ‘ io or os '}| Was not half as big as the promoters a knockout OC from Young - Gt orge nad a gooa deal to tell the Engiisa : 4 and Rosy, aeeean BY ED Chicago, Feb. Nashville, TAD 25 Feb. nard, a prominent resident sportsman, Who has just arrived in England from --- Brings York, and POLITICIANS BUY - yap eyo Sseear o PHILADELPHIA CLUB GREAT CONDITION Johnson. New IT Bill Passes Both Houses the Governor Will Sign. Says Attempt Was Made to Bribe V8.Champion JULIUSof Pacific JOHNSON Coast BEST TWO IN THREE F ALLS i Admission 50c, $1.00, $1.50. Good Preliminaries. Stage and Box Seats, $2.00. Ladies Invited. ee \ New It Saves Young Corbett From WRESTLERS SIGN UP FOR MATCH AT GRAND |