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STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBE aseeee THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS »>>>3<<<¢ HACK THROWS# “HURRY OUT FIRST PICTURES OF NELSON-MORAN FIGH "DOC ROLLER Specials for Wednesda BAT'S FINISH LIKE The Knockout in the Eleventh tached Wp auninet George Wachee HIS CAREER-- two te eat faite aak fovpad 75c Underwear, $1.25 Under- 50c Neckties, 20c § 50c Sus Jagain in 19 minutes, A big crowd Men's Derby Ribbed @ Men's qrted patterns i oes Fire. Shirts and Drawers He and Bi " witnessed the mateh avy sale Wednesday at 20¢ niin BY RINGSIDER, | heavy winter weight Shirts and Drawers, fas yn day "8, oF fine ‘wehe $2.50 Flannel face @ smear of blood NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—When the! $3 Men's Pants, 25¢ Men's Gar- Shirts, $1.25 ounted ¢ Though the great Dane, in National league holds its annual $1.75 ters, 10c Men's Zan Francisco with | Heavy Wool electior a pee " $ “ ah 7 € " ; his on, Freasions “Soa election be De mb r u the fight Men's English Cordu- ff 50 dozen Men's Boston § Flannel Shirts, to plain rh up baseball politics roy Pants, w Garters and other 26¢ B and fancy colors: the that his is art of oak, Although | ba it Year all over the country will not im all sizes; ti grades in all colors 6 valece. Wes ot oceur, President T. J. Lynch will values. Wednenday Wednesday al he d to come 1 knockdown, and | be unanimously re-elected rry - Out® even big A ag . Not only this, according to the | 1 Oc nesday only . Heavy Coat Pe ‘ goantp, but he will have a three not be ke And he had not Fy ny? 3 year tenure of office. It is said ee that the case of not | of the agi $20 Overconts, | $2 mit 912-59 I $20 Suits, $11.50 $11.50 all-woo! a clay 9 Men's Suits, of al | ore and ha b * TWO TEAMS WILL | Mon'a = Biack Wool If Worsted, in blac Re B blue serge; has taker ‘ »| : | Kersey Overcoats or gm member, $25.00 Sults, B styles; all sizes fet had paid its toll, t : € Vie 4 | le ravenetten on sale Wednesday ly hand tatlored $2 f pc le was gray ! 00 val rry-Out” price ’ s Neleoe b h PORTLAND, O N new ns Wednes. $1 2.50 , 12.60 Suite ; 6.25 y h : Manager McCredie says the Port day only $1 1 50 $15.00 Suite § 7, . ROUND 11 1 Pacific Coast loag ; Both men came up strong. Moran’ shot a terrific right hook to Nelson's jaw, and the Dane toppled ext spri a, $1 1 50 SBe Handa. leve 4 t fatled to fig over as though hit by a sledge hammer. He tried to arise to hia feet, his eatures contorted into a | * ‘ r of th ‘om ° hake he C Lf y rin nN r ing fror a mow’ ' ol ” ovin ok jor UN Oo ie tearm - his har r giastly grin and the blood streaming mon and mouth, With one hand ah g back Moran, Referee 4 that his team w , 75¢ Gloves, 45c¢ odds ag rT » € Selig began to count, but Nelson was up. As he got to his feet Moran rushed at him tike a tiger and " raisin ¢ oth arge Size Hemstitch é b t t = - . Men's € fourteen c battered him with a right cross and lefts and rights, The Dane went down again, but managed to stag | managers are anxious to , $1 Shirts, 25c White Handker ring b ! ger to his feet. When he arose at the end of the fourth knock down, Moran smashed him with a ter Kkames with the Bostor . a Monarch and Cluett 5 i ri he 7 when he reached &*| rifle right squarely on the jaw, annd the Dane pitched forward on his head, turning a complete comer who Work out in Calif a h Wancy Bosom 81 : ike ioe t sf ey sauit. As the referee slowly tolled off the fatal seconds, Nelson triedrepeatedly to get to his feet, bui | winter young men’s and boys sit pe ad regular $2.00 the last punch was too much for «ven his iron frame, and he heard the fatal “ten” tolled in his ear ite vabees Wednesdapes values, Battling Nelson, one of the toughest fighters the world has ever seen, had at last been knocked out COACH MARRIES | bean fog | Sturdy Welter After Scalps | ..0°0 S05)" (2h $4.50 Sweaters, Wool Sox, 3 | —_ wore agreeably surprised yesterday No Misleading $2. 95 Pairs 50c Welterweights |¥2en be announced his marriage | Men's H } Men's Heavy Woo! Son to Mins Gertrude Blackman, of Wis: Baits or Leaders, J woo aspiring the | 7. : he but a Big Reduc- § S"ester | 6. Wednesday title will do w . @ to tate , tion on the En- Hloves, of rea hogskin; will we otball at Syrac Moha, and it was there he Dan Hanna, gentieman farmer and millionaire, | ‘ waukee, hose heed tnatitinnitel nbiechinied iy: bank aeabe tha’ oie advance tor we! Drexel Loses Record } impression that he is running Nat Goodwin a race. ; : past year bh NEW YORK, Ne ay | e gave Aviator J. Armatrong Drexel of wondorful.|a world’s altitade record at the re ont Point Breese meet, and ac rd wae taker by the Aero Club] devoted to the trotters. | - Z ‘ weryat red gave Aviator J, Armstrong Drexel 625 FIRST AVENUE next to 2, Tamaulipas, Sinaloa, (not Mike Hogs . s, Oaxaca, Guerre “ Mot 7 winning aser revolutes seem to have accomplished one thing er . : si word “manana” hasn't been discovered in their lexicon . by beating ro h showed tha ¢, who caught Amos Rusie when Amos was at his best 4 7 Bescte walt anew mark by severa feet. | Fire-Proof Storage t » go bac! of e by aga re An examination of the ine wants to go back of the bat agatn and in succes-|by the aero off get Yhe Very Best at the Same Price Although Harvard failed to beat Yale, the critics pass her the | : stom Jerry) thst the first reading was tx BEKINS MOVIN@ AND STORAGE CO,, Inc. ee Gaines yim | 8.068 feet. ‘Th ygoene Raion Madison at Twelfth East 414—Cedar 414 That broken mitt of K. O. Brown's is apt to become histor | ‘ ¢ Clabby, Hiltiard | Johnstone, who was killed at Den-| pugilism Lang and Young) Yer, still stands oo that he ee Loughrey | r | y McGraw wants to trade Arthur Devlin for Johnny Kling. Mur In the, summer | JACKSONVILLE. “si or Sell Real Retete, Sibiiha Chances. Ses "FALSE PUES hy’s wi Moha plays tmoe- | - P i ball. He {a one} JACKSONVILI 2 | fied Page. This fs the season when the rheumatics tell that baseball { of the few {ixht-| sults of today's ra - “ : | Teeth troubles? Are you what it was in the early ‘80s. | 3 ers who have iret race—The Whip wor Ab ae . if . a Billy Burns, third. Time—/ trouble with a partial plate? ~ is believed i can't eat properly with i, aa rq -h i> have the first] Second race—Husky Lad won Ever heard of the Regal D ey John Tener, governor-elect of Pennsylvania, was be eatoas ; ate ve : | x 90 ides we ‘ four-bit piece he Monte x third . Do you know it ts possible, at one time a big league player, and is still a fan. - preliminary] Third race—Ozana w ; at} our method, to’put teeth tat serapper Heavens second, Vanden 4} mouth without plates? A pew jim) # : companied T | 4 h discovery is one xf tt ere av, ts “ oot t « ; a oes eek | patent achionay basa MORAN AFTER “gee di ands i ie aoe | on Qi ace nl suble won | . plates, Heretofore the deri Flying Squirre ns t Master manded an anchorage in tes brigade ete cond, \ third Time . ‘ . od all that we require is that | have two or more teeth & EMERYVILLE. | ; jaw, and we will restore af those that you have lot # BOB MOHA EMERYVILLE F ul . f today's races |they will look, act and feel PASS UP STAR WESTERNERS 30 it a ON ALL-AMERICAN TEAM 322.2290 .so"se) es cl ron ea . n s permanent, We t, 60 to 1, seco anig r guarantee with all va Masinn. 6 80.1.9 REGAL DENTAL OFFICES ever earned asa | eo whey | | | rities agree ) 1 x t 4 Northwest Cor. Third Av. and Left end, Kilpatrick, Yale Big 6 “go Be a ’ St., Across the Street Fret Left tackie, Scully, Yale t oe 5, third ir the Postoffice Left guard, Fisher, Harvard, Weir, West Point fth arnett, 7 Center, Cozens, Pennsylvania Aoratgar 7 Aygo: Right guard, Brown, Navy, : ’ 7 ; SPECIAL SALE Fisher, Harvard ‘ Right tackle, McKay, Harvard, 2 ie igen” tage - For the few remaining dt Right end, Smith, Harvard Sotenes, ¢ " November we offer Quarter, Sprackling, Brown ls Bhatoas Left half, McKay, Brown, or Pen.| 5). Bottles dleton, Princeton ee Hot Water Right half, Wendell, Harvard ; —and— | Fullback, Mercer, Pennsylvania Fountain Syring# | SAN FRANCISCO, C N 2 man who ever rr ana Hudson ££ LIF DS List cave” | SAVER REGULAR PRICE a ea ah eo ay, ra 30 Days. |/AreYouinDoubtAbouttheFuture? || s-=-ssm EMERYVILLE. 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