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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 14, 1914 · page 11

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flout Australia and Paris, two Angel
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piano or those countriesivhile another Morgen received word mm Don Me‘-

Yankee tighter bed the misfortune to Ketrick that Aheorn had knocked out
he put to sleep.'1‘hreucoessiul right- Adrian Hogan. the champion mld'dl9-
ere were ‘Ahonrn, the middleweight, oi! weixht 0t Frontier in eleven rounds at
Brooklyn. and Young Sailor, the liglIt- Perle. Thursday night, and Jimmy
weight of Indianapolis. The American Johnston received 9. cablogram from

scrapper who lost who Roy Bronson. lSydney, Australia. stating that Matt V‘
the welterweight of Indianapolis. Dan "Wells,“ 0! England, had stopped Bram

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son in seven rounds there loot Thurs-V WHTE 80 SECONDS EXPLODE.

day and that Young Sayior put Herb nos ANGRY”, March 14. w'l‘he
McCoy, the Australian lightwaight White ISox seconds and Venice played
champion. to Sleep in eighteen rounds closely up to the seventh inning yes-
at Melbourne, Australia. last Saturday terdcy afternoon. In that round the
defence of the So: went all to pieces,
are to be had—«for six errors helm; registered, and half a

' dozen runs settled the contest

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i Ambition oi Finn’— To Try

Stunt in Sweden
According to Onpt Melvin W. Shep- M ARMN‘ ‘Texae, M510“ _
peril of the Irish American A 0., Han finest weather the Giants lmv »
nor, 'Kolehnminen is determined to vored them yesterday, 11de the ‘
raise the record for one hour of It splendid practice. There. was no
miles 1,442 yards standing to the l red whatever and the WWW!“ a
it. at ten Bouin the French champion cloudlees. in the «morning '31ch
The. li‘inn desires to Accomplish this VON“! a £5004 deal of time to MS 10mg;
and is willing to encrifloe every other pitchers as they paraded their gW‘
ierr-k ambition in order to perform the before him and he was able to 8'
feet. He was criticised for going to better idea of their ability. since.“
Buffalo in an attempt to lower the 5W“ no disturbing weather condom
hour figures two days before he was ‘0 1‘0“! them 11$le
to compete in the indoor champion- After they had done their turn
ships. It was this criticism that the morning batting iol_low.ed,ill Willi!
brought from Sheppard an expression organization moves W910 orphaned
oi the feelings of the Finn with regard team uork between runners and Vi!
to this record . Itcrs The game in the afternoon:
Sheppard said that Koiehmainen el- a noisy. hard 10113!"- affair. 19.x
_I'eady has made plans to leave this both sides were busy eitherco
country in June and toago to Stockholm’ in: or excoriatlng, the .nmll
in order to have a cracked the hour young Mr. Simonuot New'Y .
mark on the snmogronnds .wherethc when he left said he was 801138
Frenchman set the wonderful figures. to the hotel to try to remember
Vltrris his intention to remain abroad things that they called, him. a’l‘ or
only long enough to complete the task otherwise the Waco contingent
than an) other, as it was in Sweden
name track as did Bouln, so that the 1»

and he will then return to this country. again. The score was ,6 in.
that he showed such remarkable form
record. if» broken, will be beyond earth. .

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ter,‘ a member of the Stole 413011an J Fred Potgenhurg
émmlseion,thetAd VWolgaeg; foul Ed W Gardner ..... ',
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A Milt lhgre, Thursday MAM! ,

no end or comment among th {allow Charles Heddon ..

era of the sport According to Wolgast Eugene L Mil‘bnrn . . . . .*
he was fouled in the seventh ecsslon. l ' . .- ‘
Dr. Mortar who examined the lormejr A run of 105 by Merrie I). Broom;
champion otter the fight. stated that the Hamilton club, Brooklyn,_fi1
Wolgast showed the caucus or a. blow stirring but incitedtuirl finish

- in the groin. lgene L. Milburn, oi Memplii

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‘plon held landed several hard blows
on Wolgdst's staunch when suddenly
the' Cadillac Dutchman dropped to the
door..holding his hands marble groin.

Referee Stout refused to allow the
foul and ordered Wolgaet to continue.
The Dutchmen slowly rode to his leet _
and finished the round.

Had Referee Stout ruled . that
Ritchie hod fouled Wolgoot. the latter
would have received thechnlnptom'
ship in the some manner on he had 2
lost it to the Contention. Possibly j
the blows that Ritchie landed were
low. lHowever. they had little street.
on Wolgout, Judging by the way he
(ought during the balance of the can
test.

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