10 THE RAN FRANCTSCO TALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1912.

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"Lightweight Kings" Crown Made to Rattle on His Pate AN ELECTION SOB IN TWO ACTS. Goldberg r Goldberg Copyright. l»l-'. by R. *

FANS WILL SEE A ST.MARY'S STARTS Frenchman Downs the Champion WOLGAST'S LOCAL JIM CORBETT OUT FINE DOUBLE GAME BASEBALL SUNDAY Wolgast Terribly Battered by Southerner REPUTATION HURT OF THE HOSPITAL Oaks and All Stars, Olympics Tossers of Oakland College Will His Star Pulled Down Mightily Man Who Won Fame at Scene and Vaughn & Frasers, Will Hook Up With Vaughan Surprised by Mandot's Success, Michigan Lad Fights Like Maddened In These Diggin's by Last of Yesterday's Battle Fools Battle for Charity and Fraser Team Amateur; Fans' Frenzy Like Night of Corbett-Sullivan Battle Nighfs Showing the Surgeons

The big league stars, the men who [Special Dispatch to The Call] mixed with the champion. Now there [Special Dispalch to The Call] represent the class of the diamond, will j OAKLAND, Nov. 4.?Preparations for were but few boye in the game who PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.?Jamee J. be seen tn action this afternoon at j the baseball season Mary's col* XEWlORLEANS, Novr4.? veritable wild cat," was: beaten;down'.arid would have been able to last 10 rounds Corbett, the former heavy weight will at*St.? Recreation park, when they hook lege are now. on In The local almost:decisively bested here tonight by Joe Mandot. .the local baker boy, in a desperate 10 round battle. Wol- *with the champion at this style of champion pugilist, today was able ixo up with the Oaks, the champions of earnest. collegians outgeneraled by champion fighting he was at his best. It leave the hospital where he had the Pacific Coast league. The game : will open the season Sun- gast. wild; tearing in, swinging,' 'was outpunched,, outboxed and Mandot. ; Twice the when will he played for the benefit of St. ! day afternoon against" the Vaughn & was sent to the canvas, but each time was up and fighting; like a whirlwind before the referee was able to toll Is safe to assume that Wolgast's fight- operated upon for appendicitis. orphanage and j ? great particularly Vincent's at San Rafael Fraser-team of , the City league under like, at : evidently- fully of ing ability suffered in measure Corbett's case was a the of Rev. Father off more than a few seconds. Wolgast looked a Winner the- start. Mandot was conscious operation Is under direction i leadership as the result of the he un- severe one, and at one time smal} Joseph P. McQuaide. the of Bart- Burke. With ring ,with champion ;The New Orleans* fighter was extremely cau- for not - the fact ?that he was in the the of his class. derwent appendicitis. He has was out recovery. All Stars will be fortified with the close of football activities the field any during year, chance held for his The tious and tried to keep Wolgast off, ]shown form the last material from the National and Amer- is being worked into" shape and. first terrific blows he had taken on the body. and it seems as though he were des- His remarkably robust constitution, Amer- ican leagues, and also from the practice will be few days. resorting to .long' range slugging, jtined to pass the crown to some other however, enabled him to pull through. ican will be one of the held In a . It was all Mandot's round. association. It Fighting - battle. Wolgast lightweight In the near future. The former ring general's physicians most formidable baseball combinations | j The Phoenix team will not be jorgan- his usual Neither wanted to shake hands in the city a until January.: Instead, the THE STORY OF THE Right here in this there is that ever has appeared before the local] ized : Inde- jlowered his head and.rushed in, shoot- tenth. Mandot, diving out of his corner, lad who would be the champion if the have advised him to take a long rest ians. pendents,; composed of candidates for | were offered him. "Willie before resuming his work on the stage. next year team, play during the ing both-hands to the body time and FIGHT BY ROUNDS shot a one, two pair of punches to the opportunity Players of the type of Ping Bodie. the will is the lad. Ever, performance White remaining the "semester.?; again. ; face. Then he etood off and calmly Ritchie OAKLAND ATHLETIC CLXTB GROWS the fence buster of the Chicago weeks of: This \u25a0\u25a0 He landed short lefthooks Iof the champion shows that Ritchie is Box; Maggart, former Coast team *, is formed? yearly and _ several with all his former power and vicious-' >E\V ORLEAXS, I-a., Nov. 4.? Hail > j j |: |drove two hard lefts to the chin. Not. 4.?The Oakland Athletic 1* etory his master. This same Mandot boxed OAKLAND. leaguer, who has won a berth in the players are added to the regular list | ness, Mandot weakening, rapidly from* Foilov»ln«- the condensed Switching his style In the flash of an 10 New some club has reached a membership of 176 men. an.! through their activity aggre- of tonight's iij;hi««-i-l't battle Ritchie rounds at Orleans I\u03b2 encouraged at the progress being made towanl outfield of the Philadelphia Athletics; with this jthe? onslaught;; \u25a0 "T I eye he crashed a right uppercut to the ago, and Mandot found it a ,""'**-" "'\u25a0 At. the * /Wolgast by rot:n iln :| months permanent organization. Henry Logue, an expe- Eddie Hallinan. the young Californian gation..;...-:? ;;;'.?,:.' ""","?' :\u25a0\u25a0 :. : I end of the third Jaw, and before Wolgast could recover to last the 10 rienced boxer. the instructor. He has a weil players ROUND 1 difficult task rounds. I\u03b2 \u25a0as played in the infield for the First team are scarce at looked like a winner inside of two followed with a left of the same style, Ritchie was unanimouely declared equipped gymnasium In the headquarters at l>;mzig, Clyde present, as the famous com- more The body punches were The round commenced at 9:43. The men cleanly Thlrty-fonrth and Hollle street*. St. Louis Browns; B.ib-> Phoenix rounds. aggressor, both blows landing and with master in New Orleans. year through were cool. Meuidot was the Against Mandofs Wares and other cracks will i>e seen bination was broken last weaken Inj? Mandot and he seemed to with Volgoet holding: on. Wolgast drove almost a knockout snap. a fight Ritchie almost Simpson and Fltzsimmons breaking Wolgast, In that knocked in the All Star lineup. Harry Krause, be tiring rapidly. flushed a hard left to the body and heavy infight- customer less tough than Wolgaet out Mandot in the tenth round. Dur- formerly pitched Into professional baseball. Others thought -make ing Wolgast landed heavy body who for the Athletics who with the that he would followed. either would have meant a knockout. ing the latter part of the battle Ritchie with an left were Cann, Leonard Leon- good repeated boast of winning on blows and Mandot clinched. Honori were Wolgast, im- and finished the season Amer- and his even. wild at the chances of was beating Mandot down and reports i-an association team, probably will hard t. a knockout, fought wildlyand without ROUND 2 pending defeat, fought back desperate- would won Captain Giugni will charge had It that Ritchie have In plt< h for the Stars. take of direction. Wolgast landed left to body and swung ly, laying his head over Mandot's shoul- a few more rounds. represented by the team until a own. style The Oaks will be the coach is secured. Eddie Then Mandot came Into his to jaw. Mandot clinched. Wolgast land- der In Bat Nelson's well known In tight last night "was body swing body. the Mandot pame team that won the pennant, with Burns, former St. Louis catcher and Changing his tactics, he traded punch ed hard left to and missed a and slugging away at Mandot's beating Wolgast in the latter part of one change in its makeup. Carl coach of St. Mary's for years, la punch champion. Wol- to the jaw. They clinohed in the center Mandot, the champion, but two for with the of the landed a short left But taller than the battle. No matter which way you catcher, wae again place, surprise, wavered, ring. Wolgast Wolgasts Mltze, the great little who mentioned for the but no gast, taken by broke to the body and two lefts to the jaw in arched his shoulders and figrure. Ritchie looms up as Wolgasfs the backbone of the club, will be mise- announcement has heen made as yet gfround and fought like a maddened close fighting. Mandot landed right and blows lost their sting. master. It is a shame he can not get Is Here Jng, but his loss will not be felt. In by Graduate Manager Russell regarding amateur. He lost all idea of distance left on jaw and Wolgast clinched. Round Referee Smith parted the fighters the chance to prove it. Thle is Prof. ERH will Oscar Stanage. catcher the directing head of the team. his even. MCH'S NEWEST his place be and allowed Mandot to block ROUND 3 and Mandot walked after Wolgast, step, and for the Tigers, who is regarded Games are to be played every Sunday swings, Step range body. ping In a right to the face. GREATEST DISCOV- Detroit out of of hie hooka Wolgast led with left to He fol-« with vicious ER V for BLO (Mi by baseball authorities as being the by the Independents. Already they are own defense. lowed with left and Mandot countered They traded swings and Mandot again §914 and brush aside his POISON (eyphiUlsi. bf-st catcher in the American league. booked to play Lowenberg's All Stars From fifth to was with right. Wolgast landed left to head. flashed ,over a new style by blocking Three years ago I the the finish it Heavy infighting followed. Mandot'* Are a Down no MODDIIf Stanage has helped to make and several of the country teams play- all Mandot. His beet? blow was a left Wolgast's swing, instead of taking it You Broken Man **«. nUKHUL WRg the tl%t to tpl) production ofCalifor-great ball during winter. round. 51 Third Street you about his 606, ad<: nia famous for the ing the uppercut, which he started using after ROUND 4 and then peppering the champion with Blessing players. learned the Wolgast uppercut the jaw rights Animal Serum is a San FrmcUco, Cai. ow l am th 1 U baseball He the fourth. Wolgast, rushing in head landed an on to the Jaw. tell you about* 914J*? bo- pa me out here with Hooper, Walters punch and viciously forced Mandot to the ropes. Wolgast was staggered and fore even most doctors" AMONG THE ATHLETES down, was wide open to this Wolgast staggered Mandot with left aad Twice for Weak Men have heard of it. and other Callfornians who made good sorry spectacle at one most crucial This Is tiie crowning discovery of re- and his face was a received two lefts in return. Wolgast driven back of the the broken-down man? . this markable man. who has \u25a0 \u25a0 big brush. OF VARIOUS SCHOOLS | finished, his heavy head, and times Mandot followed, startled the worM' when the battle was left scored a left to the of the battle. the man who has lost his vital- by his wonderful research. He has provided The game was <->riginal!y scheduled eye being closed, his lips heavy infighting followed. Round even. relentless and savage as a Bengal tiger. ity?the man who. though young puffed and 5 us with a PROMPT PERMANENT CURE for la«;t Sunday, but owing to rain it With the San Francisco. F'enlnswla. San Joa- bleeding and his face cut to ribbons. ROUND Sharply, and with the ring and snap of In year*. I\u03b2 old In fact?who for the most loathsome and widespread dis- wai postponed. Jim who will quln Valley aud Northwestern subleagues of tbe Wolgast forced the fighting and landed rights though living Is yet dead to tlie ease that afflicts humanity, A CURE WITH Nealon. a light left the jaw and received a. a college yell, he drove his to the higher umpire, game academic athletic Rugby football championship* on ambitions of life?the OUT DANGER OR PAIN OR LOST o will call the at 2:30 decided, the wlnnere of fhe.«e divisions heavy left on the head in return. Wol- face, clamming his left to the body, and man whose strength has teft TIME r ???k. definite!? and any bad effects. Can any human b*lnu a«k art- starting to mnke their preparations for the across the ring after the baker boy. gast landed on Mandot's body neck, Wolgast, champion of the world, was him and who is madly seeking more? It you hesitated about taking esingle accident or fail- for pennant winners are championship will take place ThanskglTing day of the Infighting followed. Round even. than when they began treatment. You can't ure. With this army of the anxious of semifinals, the of 8,000 7 Wolgas? honors, satisfied people between the winners thefe two this aroused crowd people into ROUND and still retains his get anything of vaiue for nothing, so why boosting, you may Judge for yourself to take the AH Stars down the line, game body blow, Mandot what also being undecided as to location. a prenzy of delight, and even the hoarse |' Wolgast landed but tonight's battle leaves them a set waste tirpp with those Meiiical Parasites? my record will be with 914. Corue today in and as they did the clubs the Pacific » of the to their j landing left to the jaw when Wolgast of badly tarnished tinsel fittings, and Help ny 'ive them out of business. see this remedy. Yesterday my offices Coast league. Cogswell instructions seconds slipped to the floor. Mandot landed light roISON?I give "(W\u03b2" treat- were swimmer!"* are In active preparation in the ring were New Orleans firmly believes it possesses BLOOD more crowded with doctors who were to receipts games for tlie big swimming championships* of Bay principals buried in | left to head. Wolgast followed with body -the only cure for Blood Poison?than anxiou* The of both will be the fought Wolgast the the lightweight champion of the ments see 914 administered. All pronounced it won- donated to the St. Countie* Athletic league, which will be held at the frantic cheers of the partisan \ punches. Mandot to real all other specialists in San Francisco put to- derful. Wjwfn y n. m. to S p. m.; Su>idav* Vincent orphanage A. ropes with hard rights and lelts to body. Why Rafael, the local V. M. C. tank November 22. Cap- world. gether. take a chance with loss ex- 10 a. m. ml n. m. in San where so many young- tain Fred Gibbons has Ul» men osit training datly, battle progressed Wolgast Wolgast clinched. Wolgast bleeding and was unanimous of perienced doctors? Why l>e humbugged by As the had of round. It the verdict the bergaincountrr fees, sters are cared for and educated. and the lads of the black and green are I\u03b1 hopes fighting worst experts tonight Mandot would have the quacks who offer ?<( briugLng off a rietory. Line Johnson, of became a veritable demon, j ROUND 8 that when the best treatment at my hands I\u03b2 course, will be in the meet and will be enter.-d in with a blind fury which won even the \ The men clinched. Mandot was doing won by a knockout had the battle been ohcsnest in the end? the 220 and SfiO ereuts. W. B. Stepheneon Is out admiration of Mandot's friends. He i reod infighting. Wolgast Janded left to two rounds longer. HYDROCELE. VARICOCELE. KIDNEY, two sprints, and right kidneys. TKandot upper- Bowling for the 50 aud 100 ylards, and Stew from his corner at the of Jaw to PROSTATIC. BLADDER and CONTRACTED Three Clubs Tie Jounsou probably will be entered In one of the rushed start cut Wolgast. the local man receiving a DISEASES. PILES and FISTULA are my HDR.KINEJi cubesimen* regular even!*, but Ik a cure starter for the relay each round and met Mandot almost be- j right and left to the head. Wolgast bled specialty. Send 0 cents for my boole eipos- MARKET ST.. Over teals. Marley will swim flic quarter. fore the latter had left his chair, but profusely, They fought cautiously in the Champion's Reputation , Ing Medical Frauds and for four pictures of °PP- hast Entrance Emporium. 8. ¥ m For First Honors # power center of the ring, each showing signs of wonderful cnree of Blood Poison. BBS Consultation free. Call or write New his blows began to lack their a heavy right \ Blood and Skin Diseate Specials. The Cogswell relay* swimming* team wlil be a hip strength seemed to badly, distress. Wolgast received WrP Kid- fast one, consisting of Line and ebb as the round ended, with honors in favor Not Enhanced Locally X* ?)ney. Bladder and Catarrhal OAKLAND, Nov. 4.?The results of! Johnson. Stew John- especially after the knockdown the of Mandot. M. S. Chenoweth, M. D, Disrates. » alley last eon. Sam Metiger. W, I). Stepbeußou, ""Mary" of INC., CURED *1A the contests week in the Lewis and Cxptalu Fred Cibhons. ROUND 9 11 *H MFN 1 Bowling; league put ninth round. Wolgaet swung left to body. Man- By Oakland Church | Instead of the strong, cool fighter hard Latest Exhibition 718 MARKET STREET. SAN FRANCISCO a dollar need be paid until ourea three teams in a tie position at the head j dot landed heavy left in a clinch. Mandot M Herb Keith of *Lick is* going*about nursing a who won the title from Battling Nel- bleeding from nose. Wolgast knocked to of the percentage: column, Ply- lorn Mpstiie.ir in Ins shoulder, sustained in the champion Wolgast .The game agalmrt Lowell. He has just l>een son, the crowd saw a des- knees with right. rose ana mouths of the Plymouth Congrega- turned i Mandot to ropes. was MURPHY imt of the hospital, but it will l»e eoiue time perately striving to hold his laurels. ought the Mandot JOE tional church,;the Baraca class :of? the be- hitting clean and landing some heavy Ad Wolgast not en- fore be can depend ou tbe Injured member. Mandot outboxed him, but did not seem Wolgaet clinched. Man- Champion did First Baptist church and the* Baptist rights on head. reputation locally, change content with the honors of boxing dot showed fine generalship. Wolgast was hance his nor trie Baptist at * have reorganized ( isrotherhood of First church Tbe gins Mission* high * j along. traded punches with Wol- wild, but strong. Both men took the prevailing opinion that he has shot on 1 team He seemed HHEUMATIS are 'fighting it out an even break? In their basket ball for the coming season. I ring much punishment. Mandot's round. bolt, by his showing against Joe Ml center of the hie Birdie Richardson will captain the team and will gast in the and 10 J the.lead with 750 in the percentage col- gradually ROUND in New Orleans night. From Congregational' play in her usual position of forward. Other forced the Cadillac man to was the aggressor, landing two Mandot last umn. The First bowl- veterans on the squad are Ayleen Monahan, who ground. Mandot the reports received the battle was have, an 500, 'with; Young give heavy lefts on the jaw. Wolgast ers even* the? will also be in the forwards; Eunice t;ibson, a The ninth and tenth rounds were clinched, missing a left for Mandot's furious and evenly waged, but that is URIC ACID CAUSES IT-S.S.S. CURES Men's league of the First Methodist Mile center, and Sophie Packard, the center body. Mandot two heavy rights. IT 1 player. the other positions there 1* lot the most vicious of the fight, with the landed no boost to the lightweight champion. Every variety of Rheumatism is caused by an church not far behind them? with 417. For a of Wild fighting followed, with the cham- year ago Wolgast probably would excess of uric acid In the First; J Sromising material. Ayleen Monahan is manager exception of the fourth, when Wolgast pion on the ropes. Wolgast clinched in a One blood; the of the disease on The '.Loyal Sons of the Christian o? tbe team and is endeavoring to arrange games last a have stopped thi» youngeter, who different forms depending whetherthis uric ruck with no saw his visions of knockout. rally in the center of the ring. Both acid church are in: the wins with Lowell, Lick. Cogswell, Commercial aud Wolgast opened the ninth' with his men were weak. Mandot received a heavy fought him to a standstill last night, settles in the nerves, muscles or joints. In Sciatica it is the nerves whic and a blank in the column. ?:?; -?;4 other schools with strong teams. right on the head, and staggered Wolgast the general the cham- form the of, week \u2666 # usual rush. Mandot met him in the Desperate fighting and belief that are attacked, the muscular shows muscles to be the The contests the : were opened corner and stopped with a right cross. pion is on the down grade seems to be seat of trou- associa- Mission and Lowell will play their annual game letter's his head- followed, with Wolgast the aggressor. ble, -while manifestations of articular Rheumatism are at the Young Men's Christian of Rugby probably* about November I\u03b2. A\u03b2 the career with a straight right to desperately punished, and fully from his showing. evidence that the this evening by *Loyal long Both men were sustained tion ? alleys the league has no jurisdiction over tbe players, both eye. at the close of hostili- Wolgast fought aggressive joints are being diseased. To cure Rheumatism the uric acid Congregational schools men, the The blow sent Wolgast back honors were even his usual must be re- Sons and ''the: First ? will be able to put in their best I\u03b3- ropes, tore again. ties. fight, but according to reports he tired moved from the blood; the circulation must be made pure. bowlers. Tomorrow evening?" the? Bap-] respe':'<0,5-7 ..»;«'00 , year by Jack Helllnge, the former etar en tbe dot from his and medical advice free to all who write Young Men's League '.'.;? 5 7 6.2S« 417 Cogswell team and now one nf the leading play- crowd stood up and veiled in delight the sheet steel Jaws of the champion. of the crown. Loyal Sons...... 0 12 3,228 000 .I ere on the local \'. M. C. A. team. as Wolgast gradually slipped back and and Wolgast from the effect* of the Mandot, reports have it, stood up an*; SWIFT SPECIFIC I THE CO. \u25a0 \u25a0 .:----\u25a0/ .\u25a0;;..' I ATLANTA, GJL '" ?