The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1911, Page 11

THE LOOEY la THE FAN rT so? on . BELIEVE 1 INFORMED VA OU THAT YOU WERE TO REMAIN HERE, THIS AFTERNOON! DID HOT? TURK SAYS HE'S GOIN TA SEE A GAME HE'S GOIN’ TA SEG iT! inside lieRin iv Great Fighters ret battle nown as ® th to b, Charley a tS) 4 a terrific jasting fifty rounds the contest was @aln declared {tr t Portland, 0 aioe (| ce acy a Portiand, an los! in) . twenty rounds. He ‘on knocked | Dawson Puts on Weight. , out by Al Neal at o In twelve Dawson was now putting on a Iittle According to White, Rube Ferns rounds, ana doteates in Massachusetts Asia ohaae by Hugo Kelly in ten. According to a known as the seeetet itor Walked Hie rs twestitser to tree tod te re | St uo ese * Way Into the Welterweight <0" ‘ rounds Championship, Which He Won © \., from Matty Matthews. was. — ; beat t Mace at Sydney in nding the cham- and winning a But on Oct. M of took place in rred to battle st and of | say about hi Ferns alway «NO. 26—RUBE, FERNS. The Walking Fighter. ye Press Publishing Co, | Uncouth York World). kept a er known as the | and w: ." was born at Pitts- | on -an. 9, 18%. Why he should peen called the “Kansas |, Rude rather than the “Pennsylvania | 9 ub is mot clear, for he Hved in! kne Pennsyivania all dy « his boyhood, | suade i 5 purse of 1 pound: the same year Dawson lost the title to Tom Willlama tn four rounds, Dawson gave away five pounds in weight. The what Easterners appeara: iI men fought for a purse of 20 pounds | and a side bet of 100. Dawson chal- lenged Williams for a return mafch, his papers to prove wh? sand what he had done. He was like many other fighters, inord!- y fond of seeing his name in print bothered the varlous editors he EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1911. but the new title land before a pleking up yer he could get one. | Sporting inen and fight managers had | Dawson a Fair Fichter. great fun in joshing the long, lanky | | Dawson t yseed, and usually ended up by tell- | New Sou ome around again. Ferns * lwaya came siound again and suce |] Dawson Rheingold bottle befits this beer. Appeal to the eye is followed by an ap- peal to the palate such as no other Leer can command. PALE RIPE RHEINGOLD 4 Bnith at Brisbane for @ fifty-pound pu ing hts 12 pounds of w 175 of this Greater New York end vicinity. 4 ‘ Bril sl 1 Twenty | | wenty _ | @, ant ‘ e || vi i Blue-on-Blue Serve Suits |) e + |) Ready tw Wear | 1) fine, hard pin, pure rate t: the color i || Perlect ti ! “ | | i An Excellent $15 Suit | y ' Is the U.S. True Blue Serge | pe yng Clortt « by a mill h speeialhiz ool ever t} da, fine tw lj Phe tn thi bestall rou | cua cll = Ree Biothers UMOAUWAY, near Chambers hb 18th OTHER T, mew , ot Od Ave mut Ante (Get Wise to This Stunt; You May Need It Sometime) = ={ } I USS \ _ - shy ys \ i { L ‘ } Vso sue or! BUT 1 CAN'T SAY THAT 1 QUITE SEC \T THAT WAY. INFacT 1 CONT | QUITE LIKE THA 4 tonal CAN'T AGREE © SOME THINGS Art" THIS 15 ONE oF THEM | INTEREST IN BOXING ON WANE IN PHILADELPHIA. |: biggest amount of money he had ever | Dawson and Ryan boxe on by a tight. On Di Chicago, In which Ryan i 1 Dawson had ae other after this, but he never won a 4 He was undoubtedly w “Mysterious” Billy ‘and games Interest Dawson came over to rent us, game in t ity ts on], Iiis first fight wa a t sm nh the a t of real base {action that Lanky Fob he clube fhve echeduied Dawson the Cht- a while handle yw boxing Athletic weekly shows for iis ‘The next chapter will deal with the | \meric runners-up. Dougias T A \ YEAR Qweenriwal] New Hariem Store 3rd Ave. @ 12lst St. 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue This Great Building Full of Everything for Housekeeping Acres of Floor Space 75c Monthly Made of selected hardwood, well fin- ished, fitted with brass hardware. Lined with heavy galvanized iron. Shelves arranged for [2 erfect circulation, jolds 40 Ibe. of Ice and the provision chamber ls very roomy. Lots more of every kind from $5.25 to $60. * Puliman Sleeper,” $8.75 Light, strong, roomy, comfortable, pretty. 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