BUTLER WINS BY LONG MILE:
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‘'Butler again staggered Davies with a right to the jaw, Dav
ies countering with a right to Butler’s eye,which closed it® Davies
speeded up in the ninth, arid had this round by a narrow margin, find
ing Butler with straight lefOfc* In the 10th round Davies slipped and
t oil j. but wan up without a count., This was Butler's round® Davies was
unable to penetrate Butler*s defense,and seemed elow,leaking power
behind' h: s punches, Davies required the attention of a p^rysioian af
‘ber going tc his dree sing rooi:«
The fight was for the heavywoight title of Alaska*
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FINAL STANDING OF CAND7EFIN LEAGUE AVERAGE?:
iit.llaert.erif, of ho Of i*:i tjrc' Five, by a sensational spurt
in the last game c:. ths Candle pm reason, flashed into the first pos
ition among the bowlers still on the Post.,pa-x sing his team-nate,Chap
lain Monahan, and Corp.Powell, of Co-"F", leading then by a shade,-and
landing behind only Ansoln,of Co.^E*1, who rolled but a few games.yet
managed to hang onto the nominal leadership of the league- Sacral
of Hie rollers change i places as the result of Friday night's title
game* The final standing is as follows:
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TENNIS GETTING UNDER 'Mi:
The Tenni3 Court is in iaiiy use at the present
time,and the* Jacket artists are getting their eagleeyes into
condition faet* A new net ha3 been donated to the use of the
players by Uci’itfc of the Med^DeG/-,cni is giving nuch satis*
faction* Among the stars who are limbering up the Sporting Ed.
has notided C:.frke,Ji,C.,ani Lyon, ci Co* "E,f, Sgts.Hartin.IIogwood,
Schumacher, and Knorr Bruce Wilson, Hof frtan, and Hansen of C0<"F''’
and Capt. Edwards, Capt^JTrigLt,and Lt.Liaertens of the Officers*
As soon ae tb3 Washburns and HeLonghlin3 of the ?ost get into
A-l shape,a lest tournament looks likelyc