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negro that his work was admired by the champion. Sheridan had to take running jumps in order to come close o hitting Johnson in the face, but all Jack had to do was to stick out his left and let the lightweight jump Into It.

NUM. AGAINST A LONG SCHEDULE: HEDGES WILL SELL

Owner of Browns Denies He Is Being Forced Out of Baseball.

portunity to show his speed and skill.

During the battle Murphy gave Moore very little time to shine. The veteran j kept after his young rival all the way j and landed his famous one-two blow j so often that It cut Moore's face almost1 to ribbons. j Murphy made his opponent fight to suit Murphy. Tommy would crowd Moore right after each bell and tear loose his infighting. A left jab to the head, followed by a terrific swing to the stomach weakened the boy from Quakertown.

CHAMPION BOXES TWOjASnOUlS

Meets Partner Monahan in

Three Fast Jtounds, Mick Sheridan in Two.

before"'! had any offer from Tom O'Rourke. And I am going to live up to this agreement. Billy Gibson said he will not release McFarIand from his agreement, which means that Attell will have to box at the Fairmont or los-e the match. McFarland plans to be back in Chicago for Christmas.

WOULD BATTLE KNOCKOUT BROWN

gan it, the Wolverines continue to refuse to re-enter the western body and

once more restore the name to the "Big j Nine." Dr. Evans of the athletio board !

PACER STAR

POINTER, DEAD Nashville, Term., Dec. 16. Star Pointer, 1:59 4. the famous pacer, with a race record of 2:OOV4, Is dead at Rosewood Stock farm, Maury county, Ten

nessee, xne niae of the renowned pacer will be taken off and with th bones sent to the University of Chicago. Star Pointer achieved much fame in his long career and was probably one of the most noted pacers of his time. He was owned by J. A. Murphy of New York and was 21 years old.

New Tork, Dec. 16. Packey McFarland arrived here yesterday from Chi

cago and after a conference with Billy STOPS BOUT AT JOLIET

IFAUD TO INSIST ON ATTELL OEC. 20 Chicago Pug Says He Will Stick By Agreement With Gibson.

New York, Dec. 16. Charles Ebbets, the Brooklyn magnate, was given the cold shoulder by his National league associates In session at the Breslin ho

tel yesterday afternoon. The organization failed to re-elect the Brooklyn president to the schedule committee. This position has for some time .been one of ETbbets' pet hobbies and the owner erf the Dodgers was quite chagrined over losing out.

it aia not improve tne gooa nature jack Johnson, heavyweight tham-

of the deposed schedule committee : nion. crave an interesting exhibition "of

chairman to learn that President Tom ' boxing yesterday at O'Connell's gymLynch had succeeded him and that nasium, when he boxed three fast Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club j roun(la wjth his sparring partner. Walwould act on the schedule with Messrs.' ter Monahan, and two with Mickey Lynch and Heydler. Outside the com- S Sheridan, an aspirin? lightweight. Jack mittee appointment there was no appeared to be as fast as ever and he schedule discussion. This will in allwaded lnto Monahan and punched him

probbability be brought up today. Art- aU over tne gymnasium floor with a

Gibson, president of the Fairmont A. j C, started for Johnson's roadhouse to j prepare for his bout with Abe Attell. ' McFarland is here to box at the Fairmont A. C. the date of which -is Dec. 20. "Up to now I have not taken part in the controversy over where the bout with Attell is to be held," said Packey. "But I have agreed to box at the-Fairmont club and 1 made this agreement

Joliet, 111., Dec. 16. Chief of Police W. F. McMasters and Sheriff Tom Stevenson indulged in a war of words in front of the Coliseum iheater on Chicago street yesterday afternoon that threatened at times to develop into a more serious engagement. The sheriff is proprietor of the theater where, during the past few days, a pu-

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of Ohio State has communicated with the conference, faculty members and it is said that 'the application of Ohio will be considered. Eligibility rules have always been strict at the Ohio school and if the "Big Eight" contemplates adding another member it probably will take in Ohio state.

KLAUS STOPS JACK ABBOTT McKeesport, Pa., Dec. 16. Frank Klaus added another victory to his string last night when he defeated Jack Abbott in one of the hardest fought bouts ever staged here. Abbott's seconds were forced to toss up the sponge in the fifth round in order to save their man from needless punishment. Abbott has a reputation as a

1 hard hitter, but few of his blows landed solidly enough to damage Klaus, ; who was on top of his man through- ; out.

HARVARD TO PLAY PRINCETON

Princeton, N. J., Dec. 16.-Exeept fot the exact date and final confirmation by Coach Haughton of Harvard all arrangements have been completed for a football game between Princeton and Harvard here next fall. Princeton wants the game on Nov. 11, the Saturday preceding the Yale contest, and Harvard wants the game on Nov. 4, so as to give her more time to prepare for Yale.

er its usual custom, the National league

magnates are taking their time. They found It Impossible to get. the deck cleared yesterday.

MURPHY JABS Vlfp VICTORYJJVER BOORE

New Yorker Cuts Quaker's Face to Ribbons With Short Hooks.

fusillade of jabs, hooks and uppercuts.

while Monahan scarcely ever was able to lay a glove on the champion. Before he boxed with Monahan, Johnson sparred two rounds with Sheridan, who is training for several bouts next month. Jack did not attempt to hit his opponent, but assumed the defensive all the time. Sheridan showed such a willingness to mix with the big

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Packey McFarland. ' Packey McFarland and Knockout Brown may come together In the near future. McFarland's manager has agreed to a fight and a proposal has been made to Brown's man

ager. A question of welghlng-ln time alone stands In the way now. gilist claiming to" be former champion Jack O'Brien has been giving exhibitions. The chief served notice on the sheriff that the exhibitions must ceae and the county official refused to comply. Later, when O'Brien attempted to do his turn with his sparring partner, the chief jumped into the ring and stopped tire bout.

ISSUES BLANKS FOR AUTO MEET Xew Orleans, Ia., Dec. 16. Entry blanks are out for the Xew Orleans Mardi Gras speed carnival, the third

running of which will take place Feb.

25, 26 and 27, 1911. A big list of events has been arranged by Secretary-Manager Homer C. George of the Xew Orleans Automobile club, and every indication points to a record breaking number of cars. The prize list mounts to $3,500 with the various events ranging from five to fifty miles each in addition to two one hour races.

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Bloomington on Thursday, Dec. 29, to

begin work with the Crimson. At that time every member of the squad will be at his home enjoying the Christmas vacation, which does not end until five days later. Athletic Director Hutchins today mailed written notices to twenty-five men to report on the day of Rackle's arrival.

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Xew York, Dec. 16. Tommy Murphy administered a terrible drubbing . to Pal Moore, the whirlwind from Philadelphia, in their ten round encounter last night at the Empire A. C. It was only in streaks that Moore had an op-

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