RECORDS OF JOE GANSAND BATTLING NELSONGauns Has Wonderful Record, Having Met Welterweights and Even Menin the Middleweight ClassWatson, 9 rds. Ohas. Rochette, 12 rds. Draw-Danny McBride. 20 rds.Today will be a historical one inpugilistic history, for the two greatest lightweights of the world wil! {Lost--Dal Hawkins, 15 rds.meet in what is expected to be the! 1897: Won—Mike Leonard,, 20greatest battle of men in that dlvn- ; rds. Stanton Abbott, 5 rds. Knot felon In the history of the ring. In 1 out—H .Wilson, 9 rds. Draw -point of interest, attendance, and i Young Griffo, 15 rds.betting it has been equaled by none. ! 1*9*: Knockout Young StarAway up here In Fairbanks the sole light. 3 rds Young Smyrna, 15 rdstopic of conversation among the Tom Jackson, 3 rds. Won —Hilly sports for the last week has been as Young, 2 rds. Frank Grarrard, 15to the respective abilities of the two rds. Young Smyrna, 4 rds. Steve men. In roadhouses, where there j Crosby, 6 rds. Kid Roberson, I rda.are many a hundred thousand buck- Billy Ernst, 11 rda. Herman Miller,ets of dirt hoisted In one evening's 1 rds. Kid McPartland, 20 rds. argument, there has been no other Jack Daly. 25 rds. No decisiontalk during the last week but of the Tommy Shorten, 8 rdsfight to take place today. Some mos* 1899: Knockout—-Young Em ryna,ey, but not a great deal, has been - rds Eugene Besenah. 10 rds. Wonput up here In town. George Butler 1—Martin Judge, 20 rds. Jack Dobbs been receiving bets for several 4 rds. Martin Judge, 12 rds Spiderdays and has become the biggest Kelly, 25 rds. Martin Judge, 20 rdsstakeholder in town. Geo. McFadden, 25 rds. Steve CrosAs sports put up their money on : by, « rds. Geo. Ashe. 15 rds Won past performances, the records of the . on foul—Billy Ernst, 10 rds. Draw— two man are given: LGeo. Me Fad den, 25 rds. Kid Nc-JOE CANS—Born November 25, Fadden, 23 rds. jSSSl1878, Baltimore, Md. Height, 5 ft. 1900: Knockout—Chicago Jack6 % in. Lightw eight. Color, black. Daly. 5 rds. Dal Hawkins, 2 rds1894: Won—John Ball, 8 rds. Barney Furey. 9 rds. Whitey lister.Jack Mc Donald, 7 rds. Johnny Van j 4 rds. Dal Hawkins, 3 rds. Otto Heest, 9 rds. Dave Horn, 11 rds. i Sieloff, 9 rds. KM Parker, I rds.Knockout—Dave Armstrong, 12 rds. j Won—Spike Sullivan, 14 rds. YoungArthur Coates, 22 rds. Tommy Har- !Griffo, 8 rds. Joe Youngs, 1 •* rdsden, 7 rds. George Evans, 3 rds. Spider Kelly, s rds. Draw -Geo,Dave Armstrong, 3 rds Jack Daly, 11 McFadden, 10 rds. No decision rds Dave Horn, 2 rds. Bud Brown, [Geo. McFadden, € rds I»st Frank 10 rds. H ;4|f-:J Erne, 12 rds. Terry McGovern, 21895: Won—Fred Sweigert, 19 j rds.rds. Sol English, 10 rds. Howard) 1961: Km. ~«.ut Bobby Dobbe,Wilson, 10 rds. Kentncky Rosebnd, j 7 rds. Joe Handler, 1 rd. Dan Me*7 rds. Kentucky Hosebud, 6 rds. 1 Connell, 3 rds Jack Hanlon, 2Knockout-—Frank Peabody, 3 rds Billy Mlt;*»re, 3 rds. Won MartinBenny Peterson, 17 rds Joe Elliott, Flaherty, 4 rdt Jack Donohue, 2lt; rds. George Siddons, 7 rds. Draw I rds, Steve Crosby, 12 rds. Bobby—George Siddons, 20 rds. Young! Dobbs. 14 rds. Joe Youngs, 4 rdsGriffo, 10 rds. Won on foul—Jack Daly, 8 rds. Draw1898: Won—-Howard Wilson, 8 —Steve Crosby, 20 rds. No decisionTommy Butler, 12 rds. Jack I— Harry Berger, € rds. Kid ThomasBall, 4 rds. Jack Williams, 2 rds. j8 rds Jerry Marshall, 20 rds. KnockoutBenny Peterson, 3 rds. Joe Elliott, I7 rds. Jimmy Kennard, 5 rds. Jimmy j (Continued on page 41.