MAIL BOAT SCHEDULE;
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(Direct States mail).
Wednesday, Febr*28 th ...... USHB/’Fornance”
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Thursday,Mar.ls ........ S^S/’lefferson"
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CHILKOOT BARRACKS, 2,400;-ANCHORAGE, !!!!?;
Up to the tine of going to print, *3,10 PH,-no word has
been received from Anchorage regarding the score that their Bowling
Team relied last night,in the firat leg of the three-game series with
this Post* As soon as the score it received, it will be nade known*
The detailed account of the rolling of the "Kooties’1 will be found
on the Sporting Page of thi}3 issue. C*B*fell down badly,rolling only
2,400,but the Stetsonj»Andy-Sutherland-Fowell-An3eln-3arry combination
promise that they111 do lots better in the remaining two natches*These
are to be rolled on next TUESDAY, ?eb*27th, and ’VEDNESDAY, ?eb«28th.
ThenKootiea,f will practice on Saturday, (tomofcrow)at 1*30 PM,,and on
Monday, Peb* 26th, at 6*00 P,M* Cone along and give *en supports !!•
CHAMP BUTLER TO BOX AT ANCHORAGE;
Pvt,Pord(Tonny)Butler has been approached for two bouts
at Anchorage, one with a civilian, Davies, who 3cales at 185-190 lbs*,
and one with the soldier boxer of the outfit stationed at Anchorage,
who is said to weigh 185# In either case,Butler 'Till be giving away
weight,fron 10 to 15 lbs#,but the Champ says it’s all the same to
him,-he*11 tackle ’em anyhow,-the bigger they are the harder they
fall,
Butler hopes to go to Anchorage about the middle of March,
and fight his first battle around the 1st of April,the other two weeks
or so later;$tround the tljhe of the American Legion Convention at Anch
orage# The conqueror of (Jollier isn’t at all worried about the pros
pects.He just knows he’lX win* .And we’ll tell the world we’re string
ing right along with hirj‘11 l