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Edited JB? Marvelous Ring Generalship Gives Title ILIVE SHORTS', Louis Dotigher WELSH EARNS DECISION Sir Thomas Lipton Has Best Yacht He Ever BINGLES AND BUNTS OVER RITCHIE BY HIS 5y CRANTLAND RICB. We take considerable pleasure to veterans of the game among those who Brought Over to Seize Cup of Old America throw & baseball for a living. There Is day in introducing an entirely fresh no other regular within two years at RING topic a virgin spiel, as yon might or their service still under the big tent. FAST GENERALSHIP And when one considers that after four- mightnot savj if you ever mentioned teen years of warfare of the sort at the warfare that finishes the average bloke V matter at all.' We refer to the seven American Colony in London Grieved Loss of Title by Califor-nia- n, within or eight years they are at HI Hon. C. Mathewson, of Factoryville, leading theli leagues the worth of their Pa., and the Hon. S. Plank, of Get- achievement is easily understood. Be- But All Admit Justice of Referee Corri Defeated tween them they have won twenty-thre- e tysburg, same State. games and lost but five, for a combined average of .SO. Which is fair enough, Offers No Excuses for His Work. TO BE VERY SPEEDY as averages - Fresh Dope on Old Subjects. ' combined go. N f ' - h9m" - s15BsssssMA&ri?M1 , We have a number of reasons for Only Five Entrants LONDON, Julv 8. Unprejudiced ex- neck. Ritchie forced the battle. '"1th introducing these two eminent ath- perts today agreed that Freddie Welsh, Welsh stepping inside of his stiff left . Welsh landed four or five blows But English Experts Believe letes in today's roundup. In the first For Sonderklasse Races beyond a doubt, earned the decision to the American's body without making place it vras just fourteen years ago which he was awarded over Willie any effect. Welsh's round. BOSTON. July 8. Only five sonder- Ritchie, and which carried with It the Challenger May Not Be as when Matty joined the Giants, and Thirteenth Round. I klasse yachts will compete in the trial lghtwelght championship of the world. fourteen years next week, on July races for the selection of a team to 4 After some Ritchie landed Well Manned as It Should. - Although all resident Americans and two straight lefts and 17, when he pitched his first game meet the Germans next year t Kiel, ourlsts who witnessed the fight were to Welsh's Jaw a right came close to lifting for New York and was shelled from according to the list of entries, which 1 bitterly disappointed that Ritchie should the Britisher off his feet. The cham- closed yesterday afternoon. Of this pion kept man, driving 1 nave lost his title 'on a decision. It was after his him American yachtsmen who are In close tho fortress.' But that isn't the only number two were built this year, one up around the ring, but seldom landing admitted that Welsh had piled such with any weight. Ritchie's round. touch with the preparations being made reason. There are others of more im for Commodore' Herbert M. Sears, of the i a lead in the early rounds of last by Sir Thomas Lipton for his fourth at- fcVPVwSSMCs' l?& i. y, JitiX'j V; AJVSy'i-ii-f- ' 3UmVBSBSSSsfxt Cs& 29&5KS"iw?SK,w:ii s i: VI ,v;3rai? w2 portance. Eastern Yacht Club, and Impossible Fourteenth Round. the other for night's fight that It was for tempt to lift the America's cup have Guy Lowell, of the same club. vThesa Willie to win unless he administered Ritchie landed a short left to the recently received an interesting analysis two - body, then another with the right. He Chance' for a 'Record. boats have- been contracted out a . of the preliminary showing of Shamrock of the llghest possible material, a fea- Ritchie remarkably In was stronger than Welsh, but not so Mathewson. in his fourteen years of rallied the last .fast on his feet. The American again IV. According to this report, the chal- pitching, ture of which is the aeroplane rigging. four rounds, but even his stiff punches, lenger designed has passed the .800 mark but 1 drove Welsh around the ring, trying In by Charles Nicholson Is three times' aa. a victorious slabman. The American trials will be held off always carrying more sting and inflict- vain to land the sleep wallop. Ritchie's likely to prove the most dangerous yacht In were 1904 he won thirty-fiv- e games and lost Marblehead. beginning on August 14. ing greater damage than Welsh's, round. ever sent across the Atlantic In Quest of and several contests will be not sufficient to offset the Welshman's Fifteenth Round. but eight, for .a percentage of .814. In sailed on the famous trophy. 1909 twenty-fiv- e the following racing days, provided Earlier points and strategical defense. Welsh kept clinching with his oppon- Although the English yachting ex he won games and lost he "My greatest concern was to avoid ent, both men working hard on the perts will not commit themselves re six. for a percentage of .80S. In 1910 be weather conditions are favorable. It Is ? to- with hooks and short swings. gardlnjj the chances worked twenty-on- e games, winning sev the Intention of the regatta "ommIttee 41 Ritchie's right ," said Welsh of the challenger as ; . j. ven. yet. me appears grow- &&&&. 8&a& to give the yachts the greatest variety day. "He has Improved greatly in de- impression to be enteen and losing four, for a total of of Sixteenth Round. ing that if Shamrock IV makes the .8C9. conditions which may be obtained. livering this blow, and. therefore, I opean trip without straining uhe will and trials will be postponed until this la to More clinching, Ritchie having a prove So It has been four years since Matty possible. played safe from start finish." slljrht far more formidable than any of .S0Q Ritchie took his defeat gamely today. shade. Welsh escaped another the Shamrocks or Valkyries that raced crossed the mark at the finish. The list of yachts entered for the hrd right and peppered RlLhte's for the cup between 1893 1903. Back in 1910 they figured he would American trials is as follows: Amlc. "I haven't any excuse to offer,'' the Mce with left Jabs beautifully timed. and never range that high again. In the Mrs. Guy As in the case with the cup defense years Lowell; Clma. Guv "Lowell ; former champion said. Welsh's round. yachtn Resolute. Defiance, and Vanltle. last three he only averaged about Ellen. Caleb Lorlng; Mingo, Herbert M. "I was simply beaten by a quicker, there still op on .660. Tet today he is well above the Sears, and Spring, John L. SaltonstalL. Seventeenth Round. remains mucn to done .800 mark with the season half gone. leverer man." Ritchie concluded. Shamrock IV before she sails for Amer- At this writing Matty achieved re- Both men working hard In clinches. ica late this month. Several changes In has No date has yet been fixed for the Breaking away Ritch'e landed fourteen wins against three defeats, for far-sight- ed a hard rig and ballast ha've already Men made, turn match which Ritchie, with left swing to the Jaw, following up a. mark of --Sit This is eleven points it and fhe experimenting and drilling of sea- caution stipulated In the fight with stiff rights to-th- e higher than he has ever finished a short ribs. They the crew will continue until the chal- son. Is BIG BARGAINS articles should be granted. were all hard blows and slowed up the. lenger Is put under Jury rig for the long It the best pitching mark oi Britisher. voyage either league 'for anv slabman who has Here is the way they performed: Ritchie forced the battle, but to the cup course. figured in twelve or more' games. Welsh was always covered. Ritchie's All this experimenting and Improving - First Round. round. meets with the entire approval of the Eighteenth Round. English yachting experts, but when it Rest of the Way. IJght sparring opened tly bout. Then comes to crew AT HORN'S the and skipper the . r A number of tawdry events can occur Ritchie landed a straight left to the Ritchie was bleeding from a slight Ss y li il "" 'i 1 il ry irfl MB w "7 Tl nFlBiliirTMi same confidence and support is lacking. ' .,.. IJZ V'VA? "" li.lini in ... m M...4 .....L L... .1. a ..... I Brisk ensued, Welsn cut on the lower lip. lightning In fact, '' Jaw. by Welsh gave him the command and znannlnir of fwAn - leading and landing the most blows. the round. the yacht Is the subject of much talk remains that ha fftr Mattv him 4 s the round ended Ritchie landed Nineteenth Round. ana wiae divergence of opinion. The pitching better ball" than he has shown Dody. long-tim- teveral heavy blows to the Again Ritchie drove his man before old yachting hands, while acknowledg- In a e. In his last few starts elsh's round. him. always to ing that Captain Burton, wVj is to 611 Street N. W. but failed land his best is he has been almost invincible. Fart of 7th blows, a right swing to the or body. command, probably the best racing summer- - Second Sound. Jaw man In Great Britain today, do not this is due to a cooler in the Welsh landed a right to the face, but like has generally drawn, ana Tame session. Eltchie missed a got one In return. Even round. the Idea of Captain Sycamore, with all East than he rard swing and fell into a clinch, be c i re ui; o ui racing uii nanay the other part of it he-- lays to golf. ne cautioned by Referee uorrl for Twentieth Bound. I.i.n beingit entirely eliminated. Golf hasn't helped develop his 'pitching ' oldlng. Welsh landed many Jabs In Both opened up with short hooks to arm. nor has it added anything to the and Suits tie ciincnes ana was enuuea to me i tne body, falling into clinches. A sharp This move was doubtless decided upon magic fadeaway. But it has kept Mm $15 $18 rouna Iert' uppercut missed Welsh's Jaw by to avoid the friction that ccurred In in even better condition through the 1903. owing to early spring usual, Third Round. I less than an inch. Welsh drove the a sort of dual command. winter and than and r I This year Captain has held him all times fit. mtrhiD .tartar nff nit a Wf au-int- cnampion Deforo him. landing left Jabs Burton will be in at - .ln a procession. Referee gave sole command. Hf will have his as- Matty hasn't won ovur twenty-si- x Going for a the head, but in a clinch his oppo Corri the is games 1303. years f D0Ul to weisnon points, sistant, however. Captain Turner, who since In the last five nent landed frequently with both hands noted In a similar capacity for Burton his run of victories has been twenty-fiv- e, to the body. Welsh landed three lefti seventeen, twenty-si- x. twenty-thre- e, In most of the big races In English I Jabs. Ritchie returning with a left to waters and recently on twenty-fiv- e. To date he has al- the jaw. Welsh landed right to the Sir Thomas Bill. 1 a Upton's twenty-thie- e meter vacht ready established half his high run since $10 Jaw. Ritchie again cautioned for hold-- 1 INTENDS campaign of,JS08. and he sub- lng. s by raLAND Shamrock In English regattas. Asldo the unless Welsh round a shade. from the lack of experience In America sides perceptibly he should range again Fourth Round. cup races, some doubt Is expressed In the thirties. And. perhaps, set up the among best percentage he has ever Welsh tried for the body but was racing yachtsmen whether these mark Think of It. men., A handsome suit by two will get as much of the crew as known. held the American. Ritchie landed RE-ENT- would Captain - made to your measure early ER Sycamore, who Is bet- this tn a couple of left hooks to the body, do- TO BIND among n ter knewn the men forming the Plank's Case. ten-doll- ar ing little damage. A right swing to crew. I?" ;.'.$'; y , 1SUTUTS1S1IB the season for one little th ;3w. Jarred the Welshman. Fast JIiSSSlEfflB Eddie Plank Is traveling! In about the eparring completed bill. It's one of the economy oppor- the round, which A yachtsman who has had experience came direction. The estimable south- went to Welsh by a slight margin. paw chance of his varied tunities that Horn Is famous for. b with each of the yachts Sir Thomas has PSlillHlHMMlllill.iUtf.lliiiiikidBi.iiiMki also has the Fifth Round. sent across the Atlantic expresses the VtSSj career to establish 'better figures, course this offer is only for a limited Wants to Battle Freddie Welsh opinion despite age previous Ritchie landed a left to the face, that one of the chief causes of f&&& his and condition time one week Just to stir things Welsh retaliating. RltcbJe failure In the past has been the lack or servitude. Plank has only passed the landed a for Lightweight Champion- of training of the crews Sham- lisVi'X.-7F .WO mark once. And that was in 13u, up. straight left to the Jaw and a hard of the ' A"w"i- right to body. rocks. The Americans, he nolnt cut. when his club finished third. That sea price high- - the Ritchie forced the ; twenty-si- x games At this are Included a milling, but was rsyjiloned several times ship .of the World. spend weeks In getting their crews into Kfim son Plank won and 'or holding. Ritchie's round. training, ana nour alter hour they are lost six. for a total of .813. Beyond that class line' of suitings in the popuUr put through practice of lowering and his best mark was in 1906. when he won browns, grays, blues, and mixtures; Sixth Round. raising sails, until orders given by the PZSS 7SSAT nineteen and lost six, for percentage captain are carried out with a quick- ?& figures of .760. plain Russian Blue Serges, and th Ritchie's left eye was swollen and CHICAGO. July S. Packey McFar-lan- d, eye ness that Is a marvel and surprise to HERE IS SIR THOMAS LIPTON AND HIS 1914 CHALLENGER, SHAMROCK TV. At this stage of our Illegible pen- Welsh's left was damaged. The boxer and businessman, an- stylish pin stripe effects In Russian American devoted his attention to today - English yachtsmen. While the Ameri- manship the Gettysburg guide has won eye. missing straight' nounced that he wu'd er the nng cans are practicing, he said, the British nine games and lost two, for an aver- Blue Serges. You'll have to go a tens' Welsh's . several . . . lngton the time and Is expected to .. ay narrow " ... ana cnaiienge Welsh. the lfl crews take life easy. The result Is at age run of .SIS. With the club he has way find "of ri8ni margins. weisn naa nra Is quick- be a spectator contest. The game to a prattler assortment use all his to keep away hi-lie- foi the championship. seen when the rare on. Mnce. Big League Bififers of a at the back of him and the condition his left m Packey ness in earning out CHIP CLAIMS TITLE will promptly 3 o'clock, suitings ten dollars. his opponent's stinging blows. holds one orders marks the start at with arm seems to carry. Eddie should con- at Rouna even. decision over Welsh and difference between success and defeat. Day. Billy Betts and Shotry Hughes officiat- tinue raising the deuce and dickens to The linings and trimmings will be thinks he can still beat Welshman, That Captain Burton realizes this Is ing. Baltimore-Andre- a. finish, Seventh the shown by Previous to the lie has a wonderful chance same If you paid price Round. if the champion will 135 the fact that the Shamrock contest, the Linworth and Ballston to establish the best percentage he has the as full and let him make IV men are being drilled harder than First half dull. Then Ritchie started pounds three hours before the fighl. any AB. H. TB. Pet. clubs will fight it out in the Independ- ever known. every garment Is accompanied by the force the fight. landlnsr two rMiy previous cun challenging crew. ent elimination series. This game will . , . . .. M ...... I Intended quitting AFTER HIS KNOCKOUT j the ring forever Those who are Inclined to be pessimis C. Walk'r, Browns 1.000 start at 1:30 o'clock. Mathewson and are two Horn Ironclad guarantee of absolute lb io ine lace, wnen welsh came when I got tic, nowever, contena 111 Plank the acK, Kitcnie covered up and was en- - married," said the stock that the real Demareo, Giants. 1.000 satisfaction. Get your order In early. uea to tne round. yrds wonder, "but now that I have a test will come when the amateur skip- chance to win the championship I per of Shamrock IV endeavors to Gandil, Griffmen. 3 2 4 .607 gentlemen before the rush. Eighth hav arouse In nec- Ill Round. crangsd my mind. the enthusiasm the crew Welsh and Ritchie essary to bring Carey. 3 2 4 .667 Another attraction at Horn's this Another dull round, mostly clinching weighed in at 133 pounds at 6 o'clock. about the utmost sneed Pirate3... Because of Fifteen-Roun- d De- Ritchie would never agree to and harmony among Its Individual mem week Is this offer of JS White Flannel nd Welsh landed the only me. do that bers. They hold to "opinion Burns, Giants 3 2 2 .667 Striped $3.30. far Perhaps welsh the that De-man- and Worsted Pants for ard blow of the round, a right to the will let me do cision Over Murray, He ds dy. Welsh's ve.,w'" a5ree to that weight, a veteran professional like Captain Foster, Griffmen. 3 2 2 .667 At 33.30 we will make you a pair of round. K.a.. challenge him. I Cycamore can always get better results If he will accent men Koney, 3 2 2 .667 pants to match any blue or black coat. Ninth Round. ine cnauense, i shal make a Wrt from the before the most than Pirates... Chance at Crown. the title.' for an amateur. Time alon :nn solve this Every gentleman should have at least Welsh led with a left to the cheek problem, which Is of far greater Im- one extra pair of pants in his ward- nd repeated portance sur-fac- o flHVff It without a return. Welsh than would appear from fm robe. Get them now at Horn's and, rpeeded up fWfwTvnSr and danced around the Manning-I- s Run Over. Indications. SAN FKANCI3CO, July to-n'- save about half the price. Ameilran, landing after pab. Hltch- - Charlie White Says He Dime, manager ot George Chip, said ht s swings were falling short. The ROCHESTER, N. Y.. Julv sPltM,. that he would claim the middle- Jot down the name and address it minute saw furious by Edward Manning, recently purchased bv Is Lightweight Champ weight championship for Chip on ac- HORN. The Tailor. 611 7th St Advt elsh and he earned the round. the Rochester Club. Intnr-nnMno- count of the victory Chip scored over League, Billy Murray In this city on the Fourth Tenth Round. from the St. Louis Americans, DENVER. Col.. July S. Chorlli; was by AMATEUR of July. Chip, after being badly out- Again Welsh led with ift h. run over an automobile her White, the Chicago lightweight, who classed for ten rounds, wore Murray 0Kve Drab OatiogTroasers, $1.25 t re. coming back With frnrnsm ot, today and his foot Injured. He was as given a newspaper decision over down from the tenth round on and id hooks to Ritchie's jaw. to hospital, In Ritchie 3" enjenrency and ' Willie RJtchie. a ten-rou- bout a clean knockout the fifteenth Real Army Trousers, s me wirhin a hair of w inning the mlbe laid up for some time. after sepsioo. $2.50 ne or hl8 terrtflc right' NOTES in Milwaukee, today declared that the Hy his win over rddlo McGoorty in I.u1nr. Tralsh aIuJi.. i. i . r defeat or Ritchie by Freddie Welsh Sdncy en the Fourth Clabby also steps to a .clinch. WeUh's round. San Diego Loses Boxing. only strengthened his claim to tho into line for tho championship. Mc- VISIT OUR CAMP ROOM Close scores was the rule. Goorty has all along claimed the title. SAN DIEGO. Ca!.. lightweight title. - Eleventh Round. Julr s.vvnr Another man wh.- must be reckoned Charles O'Neall shut-ou- ts Welsh opened with today served notice on Two and one scoreless game White declared that, as he is really with Is Al McCoy, Jack Dougherty's a left to the Jaw. tne local boxing promoters were seen. 5 eh.kept. e.geln5 away tr'lnB t that no the. titleholdcr. the London fight was boy from Brooklyn. He beat Chip and Meyer's Military Shop nV. b"t unsuccessfully more bouts will bo Dermltfed until not a championship battle. The Chl- - has a rirht to et up a claim, as wall tchle appeared stronger than his op- - new ordinance has been passed. Marines blanked Civil Service when rnpn vv tnlrl lirt a i?i1Mnf- - In YTlAt ns Jeff Smith, tiho has beatn several 1231 Pa. Ave. N. W. inent. but was to The the former got six runs. ' In England, unable land on him fight game started during the Welsh at any time. In this country or Australia, and elsh s round. four-roun- d winter ! with bouts. Later ten-rou- abroad. "In order to cloar up any con Twelfth bouts became popular, Falrlawn kept Eastern from scoring, Round. and July the latter getting but a single tally. trovereies lhat may arise." wffif fV I Welsh landed a left LVuch off May See Feds Here. to Ritchie's , bete' cVsranded'wo Brookland League furnished the big The Baltimore Federals, with Kaiser AUTOMOBILES fireworks, neither Methodist nor Epls-copa- ls scoring. Wilhelm, former Brooklyn Dodger, on Motorcycles and Accessories. the mound, will battle the R. V. An-- f1 Amateur Schedule j drews Paper-me- Sunday Andrews" It stopped Methodist-Episcop- al at I Darkness the 1 I G1S0LEXE CABS. TITLE contest two innings before the "ark. The Baltimore club was booked IS LEGITIMATE full time. It was fast hero two weeks ago. but owing to rain. a exhibition, And Results the contest was called off. Sunday, - however, and the other two chapter weather permitting, the clubs will clash "In B. V. D. the Emerson & Orra. would probably not have developed any- In game Apperson 1407 H St. N. Tf. By thing. GAMES TODAY. the second of the series. The virtue of the victory of Freddie Welsh over Willie - first contest was won by the Feds, 8 t.o Ritchie, the Central Waverly vh. Favorite. 7. the visitors winning out In the That 1 to 0 victory of Falrlawn over Departmental vs. War. ninth lightweight championship of the world to Interior lnnlg. Heat Doesn't lltl Conn. At. returns Great Britain Eastern made the second straight loss Itostdale Columbia vs. ilghlninlern. Jluuger Knabe, of the Feds, will go up Cadillac Cook o ine inner, aner lounecn consecutive tt Stoddard Co. after a lapse of eighteen years. victories. EaK Washington Sunday School Ref- ngninst a much stronger club this time ormation vs. Fifth. than IaM, as Secretary Bnum, of the Commerclu There is Papermen. has strengthened the club Worry Sup- no questioning Me" St the claim of the British holder Besides scoring the single V. Auto to the title. run for Railroad M C. A. Open date. considerably during the past week. Sam ply Falrlawn, Vernstein twirled a firm St. I'aul Studebaker Co.. in It has descended to him in game for the winners Northwist Sunday School ouiwiAuu. whu jiua ut'eu iiiayin leiuifciu i 14th Si. a straight line from a list of great permitting but a vb. Jit. I'leasan' for the Martlnsburg club, brace of hlts and striking out ten bat- has returned champions as ters. Cole, of Eastern, kent Treasury Treasury vs. Federal. home and will be found In the line-u- p. I mutter and :raop ncedlcciy, when B. V. D. ELECTBIC CABS. follows: th iiit. Potomac G. II I. vs. Oxon Hill. as will Andy Walker, Dutch Munch fdown nicely and struck out eight. and,' wSl keep cool ont-oMx- sd June 1, 1896 George - Marquette St. Stephen vs. St. JInrtln. King Cole. Why yoa from "Kid" Lavigne defeated Dick Burge, - ! in-agai- Cook & C London, Printers I resident Gllmore will be ln Wash- n? Stoddard and Kenllworth wrestled It corf so Jhtle and comfocts 1133 England, seventeen rounds. through seven sessions of wood baseball YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 70a Baker Conn. At. to a 6 to 1 decision in favor of th Central Printers. C; Kenllworth. 1. ywo much. July 3, 1899 Frank Erne defeated George "Kid" Lavigne, typos. Nops had another of his good Departmental Postofflce. 0; Agricul- - Buffalo, days on the hill, but received slovenly ture. 3. Special Combination of Thousands of men wear B. V. D. and smile. Their retroit- Emerson nd OritS N. Y., twenty rounds. support. Rosedale Trojans, 7. Iroquois. 1. Electric HOT H St. School-Kel- ler, J Is u East Washington Sunday creci "keep cooll" and "cheer up!" rat. May 12, 1902 defeated Another of those monster scores was 5: Agned 1. Frank Erne, Fort Erie, Canada, rolled up by Immanuel. when It took on Railroad Y. Jl. C. A. Carmen. 8. FISHING By the way, remember that not all Athletic Underwear is ACCESSORIES. one round. Omo Class and defeated It by IT to 3. Shops. G. Grin's was pounded for live binglcs Northwest Sunday School Immanuel. B. V. D. On every B. V. D. Undergarment is sewed National Electrip while eleven were garnered oft 2. Supply Ccu July 4, 1908 of his IT. Omo Class, This Rtd irmtn Label N defeated Joe Gans, San Francisco, successor. McAleer. Treasury Marines, 6; Civil Service, 0. TACKLE 1138.1X30 T. Are. 0. Potomac Falrlawn, 1; Eastern, Un-- jlHADE B. V. D. Union Suits seventeen rounds. Bureau of Plant Industry was smoth- Marquette Emeralds, 2. St. Mar- Sled nod, first ulde B. V. D. Coat Cut FOrVffil ered by the Chemistry nine by statis- tin's, 1. nnd top adamant. Value 12 00 denhirts nd Knee J (Pit. U. S. A. February r 22, 1910 defeated Battling Nelson- - tics of 8 to 1. But a single hit tt-- Quadruple Iteel (an) miike). fffWJll 11.00, $2.00, Port leglstercd losing "Iue Lenrth Drawer. 50c, S1.50. by the nine. Kelly con- l 1.00 and $1.50 and $5.00 the Richmond, Cal., forty rounds. necting for that. He scored the only 75c, iiiaiyi $3.00 run. Drives Malaria Out of the System Value $3.23 the Garment. November 28, 1912 defeated Ad Wolgast on foul, Postofflce doubled up the score on Snlr Daly City, Agricultural lads yesterday, the Cal., sixteen rounds. the for- Trice $2.55 For ycur own welfare fix B. V. D. Woven mer's victory being by fipuics of 6 to 3. the Red Ryan and Eldsness kept tho Label firmly In your mind nnd make the salesman July 7, L9 14 Freddie Welsh defeated Willie Ritchie p'ay large- It you. you. at the Olympia, ly around themselves. Aggies did not tkoic to That positively safeguards get going well until the ninth, and WALFORD, London, twenty rounds, on points. two-ru- n thlr rally was not sufficient to off- The B. V. D. set the lead tnken by the Mailman ln 909 Pa. Avenue N. W. Company, New York. the first and fifth. GOOD TONIC A AND APPBJTIKEn - J ?- - J

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