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FOUR
CHALLENGE
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Frankie
Neel
Knocked
Out
In
hth
Round
After
Fight
In
Which
Jumbo
Dayios
Was
Best
Heavyweight
Prelim
Results
in
Technical
Knockout
Fpr
-
Andy
Wilson
Over
Art
Lea
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a
soiia
ngni
smasn
10
uie
ded
with
IXts
and
rights
to
the
head
for
the
final
knockdown.
Fight
By
Rounds
Davies
was
f
Jrst
in
the
ring
and
there
was
quite
a
wait
before
Neel
appeared.
He
receiyd
abig
hand
from
th
fans.
Neel's
weight
was
announced
as
122
pounds
while
Dajfes'
was
122
pounds.
The
boys
mb$d
well
in
the
first
round
Neeli
ACCEPTED
Billy
Ilagsfyiw
Prepared
to
eet
Nina
Gurvith
in
Ten
Hound
Main
Event
Announcement
was
made
y
ester-
Jaw.
Frankie
was
groggy
as
he
came
up
at
the
count
of
four.
Da-
Uries
measured
his
man
and
put
him
down
again.
Neel
.
was
up
gamely
at
the
count
of
five
but
was
helpless
against
Jumbo's
smashing
attack
land
went,
down
for
the
final
count
from
lefts
and
rights
to
the
head.
Andy
.Seinjl-Final
Wilson
scored
a
STANDING
technical
sfrinjc
with
left
Jabs
to
Jambp'sllcnqckout
oyer
Art
Lea
in
the
se-
faee.
Davies
seemed
to
be
sizing
his
icond
round
of
their
scheduled
slx-
oppoaejit
VP
ajod
did
pot
appear,
to
mind
the
blows.
He
landed
with!
rights
tp
the
body
as
the
round
en-ed.
Negri's
round.
'
Round
Two
The
round
started
fast
with
Davies
landing
heavily
to
head
and
body.
Neel
seemed
.confident
and
bgxed
.away
as
Davies
forced
him
to
the
ropes.
Neel
scored
with
left
Jabs
and
Davies
came
back
with
hard
uppercuts
that
forced
Neel
to
cover
up.
Davies'
round
by
shade.
Round
Three
Davies
wm
getting
the
beat
of
the
infighting.,
hooking
.
Hm
o
nti'j
solar
plexus.
He
arove
r
ranicie
to
the
ropes
but
Neel
came
back
nicely
and
outboxed
Jumbo.
Davies
kept
on
forcing
and
v
drove
his
man
to
the
ropes
again.
Davies
round.
.
Hound
Four
Davies
landed
with
rights
to
the
head.
They
mixed
In
the
centre
with
Neel
having
the
best
of
it.
Davies
started
pounding
Neel
again
and
drove
him
on
the
ropes.
Neel
was
showing
signs
of
weakening
as
Jumbo
kept
up
the
-fast
pace.
Davies'
round
again.
Round
Five
They
came
out
fighting
with
Neel
trying
to
land
a
hard
one.
It
appeared
as
If
Frankie
'
was
endeavoring
to
end
the
fight
with
a
knockout
Jumbo
slammed
him
with
a
left
to
the
Jaw'
that
staggered
him.
He
was
on
the
ropes
with
Davies
all
over
him
but
falling
to
land
squarely
for
a
knockout.
Neel
clinched
and
hung
on
and
seemed
to
recover
before
the
round
ended.
Neel
fought
tack
eamelv.
Davies'
round.
Round
Six
Davies
seemed
as
fresh
-as
ever
and
landed
on
Neel
with
lefts
and
rights
almost
at
will.
Frankie
showed
occasional
.bursts
Jf
speed
but
his
blows
had
Utile
ef-feet
on
the
Victoria
boy.
The
referee
warned
both
fighters
for
hltUng
with
open
gloves
when
Neel
landed
one
on
Jumbo's
eye.
Davies
landed
a
left
flush
on
Neel's
nose
and
brought
a
fresh
flow
of
blood.
Davies'
round.
Round
Seven
Jumbo
forced
Jfeel
to
the
ropes
and
pummeled
him
with
lefts
and
rights
to
the
Jaw.
Neel
went
down
and
took
a
count
of
nine.
Davies
chased
Neel
.around
the
ring
and
landed
with
rights
to
the
body.
It
was
apparent
that
round
scrap.
Both
men
weighed
j
90
pounds.
Lea
had
the
best
of
the
first
round,
holding
Wilson
in
the
corner
and
forcing
him
to
cover
up.
It
was
a
big
surprise
to
the
fans
when
Wilson
staggered
him
with
a
right
cross
to
the
law
as
the
se-
rrrA
miinH
itartAl
WllenA
1sm4I
pounded
him
as
he
eane4
on
the
ropes.
Referee
Skinner
stopped
the
fight
and
held
up
Wilson's
hand,
as
Lea
w&s
in
a
helpless,
wdiv
Uo
n
Jimmy
Lsvson
oi
Port
Simpson
middleweights,
fought
four
rounds
to
a
draw.
Lawson
could
not
land
his
sleep-producing
blows:
on
the.
Vancouver
boy
who-
ducked
nlcejJ
ana
Kepi
Lawson
missing.
Lawson
fought
in
his
usual
aggressive
mari
ner
while
White
was
satisfied
to
hold
him
off
with
left
Jabs.
Lawson
'
'
was
lucky
to
get
a
draw.
1
Rupert
Fong
took
the
decision
i
over
Frank
Barrett
in
the
second!
bout
of
the
evening.
The
boys!
fought
at
125
pounds.
Barertt's
left
swing
bothered
Fong
at
first
but
he
blocked
nicely
after
that
and
was
too
fast
for
Frank.
Johnny
McLeod
and
Marshall
Johnson
went
three
rounds
to
a
draw
in
the
curtain-raiser.
The
(ads
mixed
well
and
earned
a
shower
of
silver
that
was
thrown
into
the
ring,
at
the
end
of
the
bout.
They
fought
as
amateurs.
Doug
Frizzell
refereed
(the
first
three
bouts
and
R.
B.
Skinner
handled
the
final
two.
Jack
Judge
and
W.
Sherman
jr.
were
Judges,
while
Max
Heilbroner
was
time
keeper.
A
large
number
of
the
visiting
yachtsmen
were
included
in
the
crowd
that
practically
filled
the
building.
,
During
the.
evening
announce
ment
was
made
that
Owen
Fisher,
manager
of
Billy
Bagshaw,
had
ac
cepted
the
challenge
of
Nine
.Our-vich.
The
fight
will
take
place
next
month.
TIED
UP
LeacueBasebaU
Game
Forfeited
tty
ucoirau
Last
MtUi
in
Favor
of
Sons
of
Canada
Only
four
Central
players
put
In
.teams
having
won
th,ree
games
and
osl
three.
The
next
scheduled
game
wlU
be
between
Centrals
and
Elks
tomorrow
night.
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
R.
softball
House
and
rain,
last
night's
CJI,
game
between
Round!
Dry
Dock
was
post-1
poned
and
may
be
played
tonight
CITY
TENNIS
TOURNEY
Norrinfton
and
Edgecumbe
Played
Ding-Dong
.Game
Last
Night
Play
was
resumed
in
the
city
tournament
late
last
evening
'
.
when
Brand
beat
Horton
6-3,
8-6.
Jumbo
Dayies,
kflown
as
.the
''blonde
terror"
of
Vic-
The
second
set
proved
a
ding
don
toria,
knocked
out
Frankie
Neel
of
this
city
in
the
eighth
battle.
Harrington
and
Edgecumbe
round
of
their
scheduled
ten
round
tout
in
the
Exhibition
Provd
?nJye
m3h;
Mf-
;
Hall
last
ight
Paps'
p
1
calculating
attack
was
too
XAt
much
for
the
Jocal
boy
who
began
to
show
effect
of
body
fl.r
xbe
set
was
called
on
ac-blow
ftarjy
jn
the
fight
Jumbo
had
the
best
of
every
count
of
darkness
at
4-2
in
favor
round
after
the
first.
He
rjushed
Neel
!to
thfi
ropes
con-
of
Norrington.
This
match
wui
be
tinuousJy
and
almost
ended
the
fight
in
the
fifth
when
he
!wmi
at
8
this
evening.
8red,ebLkh
i
rttfM
W
bt
failed
to
ZLTZfaT
get
in
toe
WnUhing
blow
From'-
-
.
run.
Mrs
MeMordle
and
Mrs
2"?
L
bW
S;J"nkte
T1?"1
8tond
thC
pUnUh-
WU
M.
Mrs.
Gregg
and
Mrs!
Neel
cowU
last.
He
took
a
ntoe
Wnt
much
longer.
N
'iTuf
McMordle
vs.
Miss
Berner.
4
pjn.
Mrs.
Shadwell
and
McMordle
vs.
Mrs.
Jabour
and
Moore.
5
pjn.
Plommer
vs.
Walker.
51
pm.
Miss
F.
Smith
and
Miss
Edgecumbe
vs.
Mrs.
Ferguson
and
Mrs.
6.
Thomson.
6
pjn.
Black
vs
Pryce.
7
pjn
Lambie
vs.
Nicholls.
8
pjn.
Miss
F.
Smith
vs.
Mrs.
Currie.
8
pjn.
Norrington
vs.
Edge
cumbe.
T
k.iMAr4n
hAinrirrlno
tn
tlanvin
T
nno
heavily
and
Lea
went
dowd
for
.
fM
'
"
.
T
m(
nf
i.ht
wn,
h0i
pnoprietor-of
the
U.
S.
Grant
Hotel.
WVWtaM
V
V
MOV
MAWMJ'VM
again
but
he
ame
vp'W
WUsnrri
SAN
DIEGO
YACHT
IN
With
a
party
of
friends
of
the
owner
on
board,
the
palatial
yacht
San.
Diego,
and
part
owner
of
the
Aena
Callente
race
course
arid
nutnmer
resort
in
Mexico,
arrived
In
port
at
noon
today
from
the
south
to
pay
a
visit
here
before
proceed-
,-taiR
to
tKngwfly
in
ine
course
or
a
coast
cruise.
The
Norab,
which
is
skippered
by
Capt.
Wright,
Is
110
feet
long
and
derives
her
power
from
a
326
hp.
Union
diesel
engine.
She
is
of
elaborate
appointments
and
appear-
Uoce.
'
The
vessel
is
moored
at
the
CXR.
wharves.
-
!
Stuart
Benefit
Shieltj
Soccer
Fixture
List
The
following
is
the
remainder
of
the
fixture
list
in
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shlel
dfootball
competition,
the
opening
game
of
which
was
played:
Monday
vening
between
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Regiment.
June
27
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
July
4
Regiment
vs.
Prince
Rupert?
Athletic
Club.
July
7
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
July
11
Canadian
Legion
ys.
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club.
July
14
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
vs.
Regiment.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
Cleveland
Detroit
1.
St.
Louii
w.
Brooklyn
38
Chicago
38
New
York
32
St.
Louis
30
Boston
27
Pittsburg
...25-
Philadelphia
.....23
JjJincJnnajJ
...--.....24
an
appearance
on
the
diamond
lastlNew
York
night
60
the
regularly
scheduled
Senior
League
baseball
fixture
was
declared
fnrfnlh&l
In
fn
Vfir
nf
fit
s
ym
3
TZu-
T
V
'iBons
oFCanadJ?
Thus-the
league
standing
is
Ued
up
in
an
interest-;
daybit
the
challenge
Issued
iing
maW"
w,t
ach
of
the
three
4H.
throph
the
Dally
News
by
Nina
aurvfeff
to
meet
Billy
Bagshaw
in
a
boxing
bout
at
an
early
date
had
been
accepted
by
Owen
Fisher,
Bagshaw's
manager.
The
Bagshaw
management,
however,
makes
the
proviso
that
the
fight
be
a
10-round
main
event
Instead
of
a
six-round
main
event
or
semi-final
as
tea
by
dufvtch.v
i'
Chicago
JNOt
Boston
23
V
4
L.
21
25
27
30
3L
32
33
33
American
League
Philadelphia
Washington
Pet.
.644
.603
.513
.500
.466
.456
.411
.387
W.
L.
-
Pet
40
22
X45
37
24
-607
55
24
593
Ji
29
532
;-28:..
36
,
538
:
aaitftss
S435i-a
Big
League
Scores
National
Leasue
Boston
3
Bt.
Louis
11.
Philadelphia
1,
Chicago
New
York
1,
Cincinnati
American
League
DetfoU
4t8,
Boston
5-7.
acvcland
Washl&tM
t
0
v4
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Mne.
Adolphine
Lamour
v,ho
h.io
rudditd
for
the
Prince
of
Wales
for
the
last
Umr
years
when
he
plays
on
Touquct
France
links.
TOWNSEND
CITY
TENNIS
IS
WINNER!
CONTINUED
TORONTO,
June
25:
Billy
Townasnd
of
Vancouver
knocked
out
Jack
Piwvts,
veteran
welter
weight
of
Indianapolis,
in
the
third
round
of
a
W-round
bout
here.
Toronto
sport
writers
hat!
Townsead
as
the
logical
contender
for
the
title
a).
Rom
following
hit'
decisive
win.
He
has
been
matched
to
meet
the
champion.
Jack
Thompson,
in
Los
Angeles
In
theate
week
of
July.
Play
was
continued
Monday
evening
in
the
city
tennis
eliminations
when
10
matches
were
played
with
a
goodly
number
of
spectators
in
attendance.
An
outstanding
game
of
singles
was
played
between
Mrs.
which
and
resulted
f-4,
12-10
hi
Mrs.
M.
Ferguson
Otiw
retail'
in
a
score:
bf
Y-
c
Jbshn
jstr
of
'Ac'
a
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nUi
",nB?fidsh
ziiidfij
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m
SMOKING
PLEASURE
IN
GOOD
MEASURE
for
FIVE
CENTS
Arabela
is
foil
wrapped
a
real
innovation
in
five
cent
cigars.
It's
full
size,
too
with
a
long
filler
of
exceptional
fragrance
and
a
choice
imported
Sumatra
wrapper.
Arabela
gives
a
big
measure
of
smoking
pleasure.
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Johnson
6-3,
remaining
sets
to
be
prayed
later.
6-0.
6-1.
V
'
Thoroughly
Reliable
The
name
'Black
&
White
on
a
betfe
of
whhky
it
as
bi6lule
guarantee
at
the
hall-mark
en
silver.
It
assures
lhal
subtle
difference
In
flavour
and
qualify
which
distinguishes
this
whisky
Irom
all
others.
If
guarantees
thai
only
the
finest
materials
have
been
used
end
that
always
everywhere
the
quality
is
ihe
same.
BLACK
&
WHITE"
tos
I
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
Qregg
beat
McCannel
6-2.
4-6.
6-0.
Barlow
beat
Freeman
-4,
6-3.
Miss
V.
Smith
beat
Mrs.
8t.
C.
and
Black
4-6
6-1.
9-7
Miss
Prtet
il
and
M
Mrs.
Johnsto
nand
P
6-0.
6-2.
Mrs.
Shad
well
and
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rarquhar
and
t
tcc.:
6-0.
tal
I
aw
awl
Qerlow
beat
Pryce
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quirk
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