The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1910. Written By Experts LANGFORD HAD FLYNN FROM OPENING ROUND } Negro and Fireman Fought Viclously All the Way, But} Latter Was Helpless to Stave Off Defeat -Lang-| ford Again Popular. ! Ace |ERRORLESS BALLINDOOR MEETING iT THE FIGHTING GAME Ba THE ARMORY TONIGHT ratte jEverything Points to Success of National | Collegians Defeat Queen| Athletic Association’s E. -ntertainment—Special Mij, | Anne, 9 to 0, in Cracker-| tary Events—-Over 200 Entries, jack Game on the Cam-| Reviewed by Tip Wright From Ancient Rome to San Francisco 1 | | pus. | The ble ind #9 that all the ~ }the National ¢ * 004 view ot ty seats’ WESTON REACHES oS AUT CHINSON KA (Hy United Presa) Nu «7 Vs % y zh he continees to 60 miles phy e 0 and fn fing M. 1 director the ae To a wee wh ee wiki we Tents being the man with ‘; sends rls y swing Y * ‘ and istt to the jaw’ and the be n will cress bate with the there being no seats re tigi saves Flyt afiefnoon, and a fast | served Cleve 1 skeo eatin “Newnd Five, THE SAYERS-HEENAN FIGHT expected, The racen will finish on alternate! organized « cu, — (From Old Print) SAM LANGFORD (fy United Press) LOS ANGELES, Mareh 1§-—By his decisive victory over J Yesterday in their ache CHAPTER Y, ]the London prise ring rules, the of Was tn nes rounds ending when a man was As Bendigo, Wim. Thompeon Be-|inocked down or fell. The fig ame champion of Engtand. Me jnsted 2 hours and $0 minuten, and ned prominence by defeating the |in the 8th round. when Heen shint Gar Apel pang ow neg owing blind from punishment feat mon hugas te ne atte time | fad @ayers on the ropes. which © rding to weight, Inet r lowered by the latter's friends. al poten |though not cut : ondige was & great infighter, and |, The referee cod the uppercut, When he fing when the early im the on: moles Heenan furtousty. j It is said five rounds wore fopeh! after the A7th, bat regard. wae arated when onan left the » eighth ro 4 Be round fight, Sam wained th wnt Lae “pngetes fans, and again today med Langan and * Tangtord wae Lane and L wan terribly and unable to continue this period the battles were oeht on the turf. and the me i with spikes to ting. It was not un * to jeave the ring tout | walk Into the trap, They exchange left rushed Langford te left and right to 3 ‘aces soewessen’ ae taleed the ory that the had declared the fight over, and within five minutes he was totally blind. lowed In 1849 Seyere as ii * Bendigo was a! vught Paddo x a4o NY a> 4 feet 2 tnehes and 4, He won the champion Mace and defended it Heenan, whore After this he re belt snd from time ¢ usually won It af someone, In 1868 maid and Baldwin ¢ t the mptor this NETS Stanley Ke obscurity ain has jumped rumors of half pris net bigger and heavier Hayers improved wonderfully after ht, which gave bi ” 1 in bie prim and determined fight S ses Francisco, bat just as n. toward a satisfactory conclusion, ca: phi i 4 ‘oole, refusal from Ketch to consider the mate’ A day |or in Eng and in 1872 Mace and Joe ¢ iD Only a Slewetght. Mayers de. | fought @ draw for the title ch later came the announcement that he and Langfor¢ Dts te eee ey es had been matched to fight over the st , poner the men eee, | oe yone, on caeiietiae wan the 6p~1 in Philadelphia, April 27, and a day after tha Hag ee tne Gnas : { Padd an. news that Ketchel and Jim Howard lie te poet ie “omer, sega MRE nage pe middleweight, would hook ap at Mer Raye: , wah ‘ The Assassia will go six rounds with < P al f y 2 the Pittsburg fighter, who jumped to the front by | nation , stopping Billy Papke a few mouths ago, in East | Heens ‘ eo t e bet : Pittsburg, April 24, so altogether it can be truly said) *han Sayers, and ty 7 . championship that Ketchel is making up for lost | The men fought § fattio between Jattrios and Johneon = 2 - : ee eee a | el now has @ new manager In the ooo ed Stanley Ketch the well-known cart person : hi : Igoe Gis iors Shasta SS | LABOR UNION FOR BALL PLAYERS made arrangemer r Kete mt to ox sete bis preparation for the Klaus fight et Woodlawn Inn ited Pr Th regard to the future plans of the middle | ~- ter slAadeselmE J weight fighter, Igoe states: “We are arranging to BOSTON, March 18.-~-To leave for the coast in time to be on hand for the Jeffries Johnson fight. |p *¥s5" fr \ In the fall we propose to go to London and Paris and then to Australia, taed. 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