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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lft. — The
|complaint made by the New Orleans
fight promoters that their local news
papers were not backing the proposed
match between Willard and Fulton
with sufficient enthusiasm, with the
result that the heavyweight bout was
called off. finds echo, with few or
or no exceptions, throughout the Pa
cific. coast as far as Jlie* various
sporting writers are concerned. The,
following excerpt from the type
writer of a coast editor fairly well
sizes up the attitude of the majority:
“The heavyweight situation is a
joke anyway. Nobody appears to care
much what Willard does, or what he
is going to do. lie won't draw unless
they drag forth somebody who would
have a chance to make some sort of
a showing against him. Tiie promot
ers doubtless named Fulton for the
reason that he practically is unknown
and without a reputation in the fistic
world. There is a chance to soup
Fulton along and make tlie public be
lieve that he is a wonder, provided,
of course, that none of his sparring
partners happen to knock him out
while he is preparing himself for the
chance of his young life."
Sporting writers on this side of the
Rocky mountains, a big percentage of
them, consider the heavyweights
whose records are known, including
| Moran and Coffey, more or less as
jokes.
The annual indoor Far Western
track meet which is scheduled for
April 1, In the gymnasium of the Ore
gon Agricultural College at Corvallis,
under the auspices of the National
Amateur Athletic Union, will be In
vaded by one of the strongest teams
that has ever been sent out by the
Olympic club of San Francisco.
Among the athletes well known to the
Pacific coast who will compete for
this club, are Frank Slomnn. na
tional junior quarter mile champion,
in the 300 and 600 yard events: Eddie
Stout, in the 600 and 1,0(10 yard races,
while Bobby Vlught also will be a
contender in the latter event Oliver
Millard and James Fuller will be en
tered in the five mile run. and Wates
in the walk. Ben Knapp. Murray and
Muenter will he seen in the hurdle
events. In the field events, the
"Winged O" will he represented by
Reg Caughey, shotputter; George Ho
rine, national high jump champion,
and A. M. Bohnert, who was the star
last March of the hexathlon held un
der the auspices of the Y. M. C. A.
There has been a vast amount of
speculation as iu who will ue mo
coach selected to instruct the football
> players of the University of Califor
nia next season. There have been
rumors and counter rumors daily, and
divers candidates have smiled know
ingly, but said nothing worth say
ing when approached in regard to the
matter.
The recent rappearanee of Bob Mc-‘
Alllster, the former Olympic club
champion and one time aspirant for
professional middleweight boxing
honors, has convinced his friends that
he has a pile of work to do before
he can hope to cope with such men
as Mike Gibbons and Les Darcy, the
much touted Australian pugilist.
Hal Boy, 2:01 1-2, an Oregon pro
duct, is said to have won more money
during the past season than any pacer
ever has annexed in a single year.
Notwithstanding the fact that Hal
Boy started out badly during the early
part of the year by losing several im-.
portant races, his total winnings footj
up to the respectablp approximate of
$35,000.
Stoughton Fletcher’s speeder first
came into prominence in the horse's
native state, where the pacer attract
ed attention to himself by winning
sixteen out of seventeen races. The
Indianapolis banker paid $12,000 for
the horse, and at that time, many old
followers of the harness game credit
ed with being sharp judges of horse
flesh, considered the price excessive.
Since being placed in the hands of
Trainer McMahon Hal Boy has more
than Justified his owner's confidence
In tils capabilities. The horsp Is eight
years old and sound, and many look
to him to he one of the sensations ol
the 1916 season. Hal Hoy placed
second in the Panama Pacific expo
sltion $20,000 race.
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For the past season lingerie has been
cut with full, slouchy effects. This is
the newest design to meet t he needs
or the fitted In waist, the trimmer fig
ure Fashioned of sheer batiste, this
handmade garment lias tucking,
dashes of embroidery, ribbon and val
insertion as trimming. The woman of
nimble lingers can use this excellent
cut for a more durable material, like
finest quality of longrlotb, dimity or a
good qualify of crepe de chine either
white or flesh color. Indeed, experts
say that this latter material, carefully
laundered, outlasts cotton.
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BREAD SDPPLT
TD PRISONERS
GENEVA, Switzerland. Jan. 19. —
By official order, Germany has' stop
ped the shipment of bread to prison
ers of war in Germany, unless each
package of bread is addressed to an
individual prisoner. This order has
caused consternation to those in
charge of the bread supply to prison
ers, as they say it is practically im
possible to send individual packages
except to a few, and that the great
bulk of prisoners will have their bread
supply cut off. They declare, too.
that back of this order is a sinister
move that will strike terror among
the allies on the starving condition of
their prisoners, that they will be
willing to listen to peace.
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rect when you see it in the Times.
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FAIRBANKS PROBING USE OF
GASOLINE LIGHTING.
Advices received from Fairbanks
state that the city council is now pro
bing the many gasoline lighting sys
tems in use about the city. The re
cent fir*, when the California build
Ing was destroyed with the loss ot
one life and much property damage,
was caused by the explosion of a
gasoline plant, according to reports.
The city council claims the majority
of the gasoline plants are absolutely
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