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... Joe Gans Speaks. New York. Ilith Jan ,_1907. Britt on Patrick's Day, said Joe Gans to-day, and l'U whip him so sonn and so easily as to con% ince the public that our last fight was a fake. The coloured lightweight champion, who put away Kid Herman ...
... Bill Squires Speaks. Ran Francisco, April 18. Bill Squires announced his willingness to meet the winner of the Burns- O'Brien match, provided that match is ever pulled oft, soon after landing here this morning. t came to America to tight, said the Australian ...
... LIKE . . SPEAK all who THROAT FIND IT MAGIC. and RUBS R GOODS. lead at mum fir our Descriptive catalogue. Illustrated, post fr.% or with sample 11 stamps, 4 samples, W., 11 special, ;or with 13 spocials, heeledleg some of the most sorts, 5,31., ponents ...
... the hand well bandaged, it speaks volumes for his pluck in facing a man so much his superior in weight, with only one good hand. The event proved that i.r.e injured weapon was not strong enough to stand the wear and tear of a round, and Stoodley had perforce ...
... January te, 1907 We ds business with him, and caw, personally speak • t e f a i r . in all transactions. and his prompt c otkosents, without which punter ~aue is e/ succeeding against the beoilsoiskes. He took & round sum from us over the Lottie Hampton ...
... style of fighting and I can’t see why you speak of him like that. It's m orlnion Foy won't stand a chu'a-wi({ z bim. Of course you may have some- | thing n:ghaimt him outside of sport, that has' jng to do with me. 1 think he | is as mtflnflnly as aoy boxer ...
... AMERICAN BOXING QOSSIP. New York, June 12th, 1909. Speaking about Tommy Burns, it is rumoured around Detroit, his old stamping grounds, that the caoadian ex-champion is won coming back to America to make on more fight, and that against Jack Johnson. Than ...
... CHARLIE MITCHELL. possible way. The following letter which I received from Jim last week speaks for itself. Boston, Mass , Nov. 6th, 191 s. FRIEND AUSTIN, i Attached are some clippings which explain themselves ; also sent you some apers with account of ...
... Barrington,” I replied, *‘ you are no gentleman to speak to me as you are doing now. Knowing that I am pledged to your brother ycu have no right to speak as you are doing. Let me pass and never speak to me again.” : ; ‘ls that your last word! Is that ...
... of illustration). DR. JOHN WHIRLER and his father-inlaw, Thomas Kimbrell, a planter, near Berry Station, had not been on speaking terms for a year because of a feud which had its origin in Kimbrell's objections to the marriage of his daughter to Wheeler ...
... * * • o rapedh wr in , ne 3 10 much-too-busy world of ours that prestrat la we speak , ins e ss, b e tunics Nst, Midst 4 he thing acted ..f : is alrehtly very an- ...
... 4 , -** As for thE year s work, boxingly speaking, I must perforce myself by briefly •Itnimarisaig few of the morn imporsant of the meetings. flrist 01 4 ;III character Wi6 foogit'acwards the end of Janua:y, betirtati Connolly, of American notoriety ...