The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1916, Page 14

Se —__— ‘ THE EV UP-TO-DATE “AND NEWSY _ BEST SPORTING WORLD, TH SDAY, MAROH 1916 , HOW BENNY Leonard Defeats Dundee in Bout in Which the “Scotch ~ Wop” Is Twice Cleanly = Knocked Down. ONCE INA WHILE bi DUNDEE LANDED on { “THe RIGHT SPOT, Coprright, 1916, by The Pree: Publishing Co ‘The New York Pron World) COTTY MONTI HH, interviewed | a few weeks from now, will) AND Tuen — probably say: “Dundee ict | Sometimes knocked down his fe, The night *, e beat Benny Leonard at the Gar- | HE DIDN'T. den” & &e i forgetfulness. Lavet et t ny] ttl Ywonard knocked J y down twiee They were y won kneekdowna., Bronx Central Bowlers Shatter Chat M Seoteh We p after and in bis unced hack of Wattle, ay enh kn sual India ra nto the wr style turmoti Kes no diterer Dundee was down several tines. pen eretanene eee seasons now, performed in the prac: | @lread . , iJ Beto Me ence y i “Nib b de distdir or tae ; Dregne. swLsnaapreel Cee Ta iadls and yttt, 2 atenca with the vania LEARN ONE THING EACH DAY. oceanions iment Leonard's net | NoSter’s Tean: Beats Keimert sd lee dees eel }the Kochers, He worked in the DeX| while playing bush league ball last| Right fleld is in the same post: Hidn't accelerate his plunge. He fel] Crew sree Straight in |with sarticok and Blouin of Chicago at ‘ os | three innings and behaved like a vet- | season he res. Ho didn't} tion on all well laid out baseball town becouse of the violence of ist Crew Three Straight mn [ain arn Mind Cantal. WIG Gh 6 “THe SECOND INOaK bows eran, McGraw beileves that I un the bases yesterday as thourn Nis! grounds, own panting efforts to connect with| — Evening World Tourney. witgrogate pin advantage going into! Hida DUNDEE) WHEN Leonary WIT DUNDEE Henton will live up to his estimat Lasbe WETKOAT WALN RA” SPH GELN | Benny's elusive chin, Qnee he skinned | - - Ne nd | at Chicago} IN THe QT, of him this season, which is that he hat delighted Donovan, He was the; Almost time for one of Com: knees by diving to the floor when | SCHEDULE TO-NIGHT {os 1, ¢ champions should | _ —— Ione of the greatest southpaws in the| first on the fleld and the last to va,| dore Blackton's speed doate to ay nwiltie semoved 7 " cual for the nty-one ! ——<—$—— A [iGieds, With both Sechupp and) and he played every minute just as] % ‘or distance. ‘ wiftly rem If from | Park Row at St. Nicholas Inn. a is Sy brie a See aa een cal qakaling | ough: the work Wae. the erenteat| «© tne dive for distance W Sralt Hidde, He on delivering ' mre eta bev wagtme = nte| Barak's Maton enka, fetta act TE YEAR IN BASEBALL | |i, ses ‘etinetiae| ure? Muetite Wu oe adieu dredth of m second before. An ‘ Mriagid yop Asie baler abe \won't to do, it will be a big factor in| The weather was chilly, but all the A prize Pomeranian disappe! me he te h ' Hy Lane i another woot victory | the New York Club's fight for the] Veteran pitchers were used in batting | during luncheon period at the Progr =e RE | sing mate from Pete , : | practice, Caldwell, Fisher, | we <ennet Club show any as Bent 1 i we Jem |} JANUARY, JULY, yennant ' i w sher, ne Westminster Kennet rT feecll: ty STANDING OF THE TEAMS 3 H National Reague in New york | Murphy a ted av owner | The Wendeils won the game, which aid owkey taking turns on the! qyesday, You'd better ese @ 600, . TO (7 ‘hi id er! paAgue thieago \was a ac inning affair, by a score une nie Thera Was no lack of enti vi IN THE WORLD TOURNEY. ww Hernan Brothers will stare ait foly thoir annual meetings, COFRS suspended tndediultely, ae a eee inne Turns broke into tha! Lee Mag®™, the crack player bought Dundee's work, Ho was trying every (htyfourshour endurance contest atif non out and resolutions are McGraw claims umpires are |! picture, #lamming oct a home run. front the Hrookfeds, ix suffering from Sometimes the Giants’ practice minute of the time, But Nis action oe Ba aad Se Senn Soy, Ome ih eeoustied beating the Giants Willie Cole also got a circuit clout“ sted muscle in his hip and is] 4 stymied by rain and sometimes wae all action of the ‘ {ug at midnight oa Mareh 14 Wagner, Mathewson and Lajoie| AUGUST. across, and Thorpe aud Farrel, {thing no chances of further injury, it 4a postponed by golf. MEnIAG ROME Gomiaet “ Woman téunis will compete retire abaitt Fourteoa managers hollering J) «mashed out triples je expects to be al right in a few | z 7 ‘ ae sgt aM borleck and Blowin, Lindsey and Porto, | Heine Zimmerman sold to tho] Aext yea Wendeil's team won beceitse his | ly hen will resume playing nd outboxead bint. Mot Fash. Anal LESUIN, ORrorviaeRET den To Clbnita seadttite ox pay $60,000 for bued Hi onarges. fell pon the lobbing! uit} With bis Usual speed | ANSWERS TO QUEERIES. cleaner and better and niore at . jeaxue phenom, Ralph Stroud served up for four " lt be z sHiipp, Martino and Rus, Ridett and {| PEARUARY Gun ranch. the the narea | {tat Ralph Stroud serv } ant. Dunbar, Smith and Mei hee, Koste wit) Pwo hundred Ty Cobbaand one| olaap ener cnn a three hundred Fi runs in the sixth. Bnoe SODGERS: Queery Editor—t have uae Teosiree 4 . other Gemun red Walter Johnsons leave for) shPTEMBE: : ry DAYTONA, Fla, March 9—The ffer to enter the big leagues, but ORB t Phen uur other tea hundred Walter Johnsons leave for) SHPTEMBEK, H an offer wetithe 4 iva pays - the Soutit. | ‘ ‘ | Minor jeagues close their sea- |; YANKEES. Giants may have their Kauff and |] am in a quandary, as | would have Donlisth went (o- Leonard's a mrty ror SeOnia: at ouly entered 1 eat PORES OE ace aes toe and after figuring up their }) yfACON, Ga., March 9.—[f tiere Rouse the Yankees their Magee, |to give up a good position as a janitor cor! nd protested loudly about t ee sp oii phi tober dai TORS Ee NALD AL BONNE 2 CHa Bits “Congr to investigate the! mete ee ON Much they Tl anything the matter with ‘Hon but | Manager nbinson of the|to do sv, Can you give me advice? bandages on Hennyts hands. Dundee fe iathebee Bigatat it alt pie areca exe alle Baseball Trust | “World Series played in all the J. Run” Baker's hand, which ho was re- | itis thinks Te the peat ote | out CHBEATON aon followed to hea the protest. | ors in phe Kve Pree ee MAPK i) ORHGINA HAIL MARCH, { newspapers, ; | ported to have Injured recently, he tae ere ne Sine Ped | If you remained a janitor you woul Ividently Sc ene hippos he Kvening World tiree-ma a} nin Linke Sixteen big league pennants, Kem and byans umpiring all P gian’t give any eviden it yestors | oral League in Centre Fielder I pend your money to see the ball play- <a Sia ike phage Sdredy (eur tournament by banding the} UMl Marea 16, claimed is already won, lognenEe oem {day tn his frst appearance in a New| Dickman, the former Baltimore play- lers in summer, and if you made money se 4 yin crew i Cy t at " end r th uot Lea ” ak. uniforn 1 nt rst a ae a ake an Unfair advantage by using id SAE | The five Kitne broth: Or vstis eeene tusenien by Flags clinched in both leagues, || York American untforsr ooh iy See eal mn eame here lag a bal player in summer some jani hard bandages. A faked story thos! | HOACOMY JAE OIA E 80 ag | 1. G. Wo eK. and J |] John Barr and Lee Corn, managers telling the public why |/ Night” Baker, the player whe t bbed LaGRTUn verte ine caries he “| |tor would take it away from you im Leonard tried to wear bard bandages | 2224! V te third place in} Onilds Kestaurant Howling || APRIL. thelr team didnt wn var on the [| the Cianta of the long end of the i, was Hickiman's terrific hitting that winter, Your only hope is to disguise in a Syracuse bout mad eas ae eee | eet ated the Nowark Stug quintet tn Two hundred maie voices in al piayer-writers, — World Series coin a fev years back |enabied them to do so. Hickman lyourself as an affable stranger and The crowd began te onard, Me Pie Croat a eo well and wer three straight ga Nat the Hroadway mournful melody entitled “Hack to Wor! Series playe 7 by eason of his terrific hitting, came went to bat five times, Once he 13 |match coins with hicks. nh Leonard, U | 1d Series played and won, || by r i _ imarkes about “horse su floated 2280s Up te t rhin tthe] te. The Klines are willing to |} the Bushes.” tting all the dope, {back with w vengeance atter a year's |;haded” at first by the hall when aaa % be anans atel ‘ant pe rage fen men hitting over #ix hun- Wise guys yelling “I told x league te rostytspetis » tne other four times 5 e -How ms ders down fr the galleries, Leonard en f N : wan atrik~ | moe y similar aggrewation tn tie! Grea, aol al ite pee Mets a you [lay-off from big league ball kv TY /up he made three triples and a two-] Editor Quee —How n any Alder squirming in his chats, showing | here, and with Himinelsbach | evuntry J. Pluvius leading both jeagu NOVEMBER | time he hit the ball it was “good day” | paver, men are there in New York City ymptoms of irritated nerves, Whieh |4olng the same from the ninth fram . ‘ 4 MAT, World's Champs prepare for trip || to. the leather. ‘Hickman is as 6 hitter ORVILLE NUTT, was probably just waat the slippery | the Centrals forged to the front ateen ontrics been ro-| Spring champs hitting the pace} found the world. Manager Dor was have ever seen, jared Re You should be able to count them teotty hoped for “Ty G08 tote jeoived from the Gener cirte team | Py SPAT, hitting the pace “Hot Stove League" holds its || when he saw the manner hen t ume Was over, “Tt ihe Willacasaroran fant 1 ‘ henectasiy for the National Bowl. | "Zimmerninn and Stall py. |, annual election of officers. Trappe farmer met the ne will be the sensation of the year," | n fig - But Montieth fell into his own trap, | The nd aession was a bipeand: | t 1 sed blaa AoE tue HIMIONAty he tn DR: big wagon tongue, and he now has the he same teams will meet again | = J@onard deliberately unwound the| (tuck affair, with Nockier again com. [126 Championships, acheduted | from |} Mah new dictionary. nal Cc Six new managers signed tor ||pennant bee buzzing in his bonnot to-day. Both played rather raggedly| Queery Editor —- Who is Yous bandages from bis hands, provius | 0 & 8 atrikefost trom the olghin| March 18 to April 1, at the Eureka | aiagion pie om= | next year. stronger than It Bas Gt say time eee Tey, at we tall nocane, | Abearn’s manager? Your that they were only strips of soft | fraine ling tiv team in tho luad ;Mleys, In the Grand Central E cnr, oo ne Plott, amt auser ed paises i. ee ee ei Le enn Tecnignt Janie Ce Tate iF RSidtaa LEDA WRIGHT. votton, to which no povsible objection | by thirty-two puns for thei nd) ates, Blanche Husk, forinerly Mise | Veterans going Luke a house afire,} dark horse the National, Joncased in bandages a8 @ result of an to lead fnto camp the squad that has| Don't know who is at present could be made. And then some one| victory. Tae Controle led ail the way pLithietield of Newark, who won an | Cineinnatl directors the! National Commission holde a] accident while roll! logs. He didn’t been getting in shope at Hot Springs. Mike Gibbons managed him very well nsisted that Dundee's hands should! in the closings: pune tw le World trophy fa the Madison | wages for trying to run the meeting and votes a raise for each || grip the bat as though there was any. Marq ind Meyers, the former recently. be unbandaged too, The removal of | series tor Crotona t © afte \s irden tournament of 1909, | oe of its members [thing the matter with his digits, ‘The Giant battery, In particular, are in the soft cotton bandages uncovered | ing a better than fab team new record headpin score ot n stopD Boston af IZZY WRIGHT, |! frat time up he pute wp an Infield tip-top form minnbenis Column Que When does the other bandages of tape the very thing | for the evening. ‘The seores Hoboken, yesterd Monteith had accused Leonard of | Crtous va gag HT Ceuta, casinos es s ssiebii LUCINTHA BEAN, wearing. The tape was stripped from | sre WY ee TSM Tometr sae LEAGUE SCORES. | i You can hunt seals any time Dundee's fists, rolled into w bull, and | Healy 00-178 tt 14S daw i novican Sutional ‘Tourney-—Lyceum, | Wi . q di Ti . T Vermont. There is no seal curfew tossed out of the ring, je iiigh pamweeNoclerr,. ad; Mbiminelabecd, sei. ve, bark Row, sud; Pronto, 02, va | Fi tii N di G ° | in in dnaoor Lennis Lourney ~ Beveral times during the bout | MuAH 408 Mule, Gut Hari Hn, 819s Bios 926 98 ada istic ews am oOssip 3 | Dear Ba.—t hear that the Amerteam Dundee deliberately uppercut Leonard | sae +-Prederick Victor Achelia, | 3, i 5 Amateur boxers will be entertained when the latter dropped hus juard nt hand Kidde a by 200 Fin Bvt Je J. Dobwon, 746, | © By John Pollock Defeat Mrs. Cassabeer and| {is sconnd set and the Morse girl end i weden by the Id the order to break fro a cline. In] “Jimmy Sith and Glen Riddell ade That Benny Leona i Johnny Dun- | #eorting Clib March 24, will go against Joe 2 After T k Hida ee ee ee ee Dg I hear ¢ b ot ecaah Ohen tact a - nd Glen Riddell adde ences | a A er ro Kast) eins 3. Spa hear corre nipped to the floor, Dundee offered 4 deo have thousands of «idnmirers in this Miss Tone Atter Two Taste ce cenaicap wile operated eee, a hand as If to help him up and Ine | and he landed many hard pan ; $ | victnity was demonsiraced test might] 4 ™alsh, wae errant Wray aver the Tora de | Sets in Mina, just it Wax the irk] you do, unless your ear stutters. stent ek at him the instant he| pecially in the boay, Now then, e if ne et we ney Cline, the clover sew, vr tndoor play the Norwexia HS Coal ' when 6.834 persons bouwnt tickets to| Har st, oud Médle Moras, the fal Ampion demands a 3 onitee rose from his k: Vatuee’ tiv Senne eh oraowiug, Hele: | Sport Briefs a ida bende pueriey 4 ; Matlen Ushiwelght, ed Hidle Martie. ve fast champion demands | a rel aun 1) 1. Queertes—-How far will the — i sew the: it their terrific ten-round Ni wey , “ " in: he: an . rt, in fac e more duzall iy ca hatha ba i doom ia nite UT aside from these slight details | handers, he fougit like a fury, bur so | % td enerouns’ | main event of lx rounde at the Natioaa! 4, c.{ What should prove to be ai BR ee ee ciet Cantey Chmstaneniin | shower bat Built feom ihe ‘pital there wax noth to mar the | Wildly that Benny had no difficulty tn | vatie in Madison Square Garden, The] of Philadelmia on Saturday night, Both lade] vinclble combination took the courts t playing under the best of| {ng box this year? avoiding trouble and landing hard} ITHACA, N.Y. March 8—An electri: | (otal amount of money juid for the the: | bare been making @ areat snowing in that city he women's doubles indoor lawn yesterday, with the fox and | NOAM THINGERTEW bout. Dundee was frequent! in th @ quently | Counters, oe ‘ aud ougat to put op a stiff battle, tat the Helghts Ca-, HOW outdoors making no pretense | phy itt Ka akeue: eheae. Trale aggressor, rushing furiously at Leon- | al devicn witeh Will record tie eaact eta was $14,514. Of this amount the jets f tennis tournament a ¢ Bone an ine moaine oneal ay will be about three oe urd. He missed a lo: of blows when HIE first knockdown wos tn the [time of the stroke of Cornell's onssmen | Cightera rovelved $5,305.38 aplece, wet>| gyn’ tn Mach 16 he will esa» pancea wie, | iO Yesterday. ‘This partic ular alr ‘which thevare lights falled to pene. | @Part. s Veonard stepped aside. He foundered | fifth round, It came in the 8 been installed on one of the rowing op Jac nnore, the N a eieee ‘Thad as its right bower s8 Molla | trate sarlagae fh cal ‘i 7 ifth rou as been installed a ting 25 per cent of the receipts after the | Jack Connors, the New Jersey Learyweight, in a| 1 Aye thethCBIA ye : Queerte ask you something into the ropes, ning ¢ reed ws Gate Fae. tedt, indoor and outdoor chan us y their playing yesterday, into the ropes. He was lightning fu midst of a flurry of hard mia-| machines Iu the Cornell Armory. By | state tax of $1,055.05 hud beon deducted, | a-trnd bout at te Malace A.C of Youkers| BJuratedt. tndoo! poise e aatien rs, 5. F. Weaver and Miss Florence| about bowling and you answer me ng, Leonard whipped his rant {nto | vous of a series of red and white lgnts hatte ware ag | CATAG Ce Rite NG CarMate cot | Rone AR) (Obi ; eC “Ballin, the wtir who came within a@| something about rhinoceros hunting. s folny's intdriff, and Johnny flopped | . : pound batte at a losing show of the Hyena, | former national champion stroke of winning the women's In-li¢ 1 took a train tu Ruffdo do you or i a FE a ee a eg an | aunenek ne h than's seat and to « Ty ae. the Ryan Tt was the frat time the two had dvors doubles Ucle last winter, proba | tint would want to. wind Up Im ‘ pot buliw in front of the crew, the : P s.} » the de of the net in) DIY , yy) eg + ta ‘als tol. nar AT oan instant, fighting with redoubled b ' ti At a conting ey Do played on the same side of th Bjuratedt-S t bi Hot Springs?) ORVILLE MEENRE, cowehes will be ple to Geterm! | Acconting to Chaviey Dosmerick, manager of the ef se oe tithe Bjurstedt-Schmitz combination, | Spri ag INE, fury, Again in elguth Leonard Gecacan Pe ly P wa er ae exchanges $54 and casi found tn one of | Pines A... more than €.000 yoruns asw Jes {champlonship competition and it Was| Miss Ballin and Mrs, Weaver swept| Nobedy winds up in Hot Springe, 5 Jropped Dundee with a right-hand |; reer saul individual man’s stroke Is! 16 Loxes §: 6 Crosah bia trainiiw evant last week at lonly natural that thelr team play was ithrough their match with Mrs, David! They are all run down y ped .s : f and whet es | unas club, Of tie number 8,600 paid twenty ‘ spite their lack | Mills and Mrs, George [Humphries . punch, this time on the mouth, Dun-|¢r tne whole combination ia rowing with wuts cach, An Walant receives 60 per eet not of the best, but despite th |with case, winning by the scores of| xube 7 1 dee sut down heavily, but dumped up. | regularity Imacediately alter the fig), Wily Gideow, mam | OE ne: taken in, ho gat SOW) of the samp [of Practice together Miss Bjurstedt | @ 9)‘ inning ly the scores of] ube Meadows las poor control. He In the tenth round Leonard hit —— [amie ot Reames, ingens tee ale ee oe | seat caine Se ot Sha dome, tnd Mrs, Schinitz defeated Miss Ger- | pressed and Miss Hjurstedt and Mra,| timed for New York and hig Battle Voy Dundee with « right and, slipping as] NEW HAVEN, March S—Yale dee! isiaiephia Meatweglt, 4 sis rad bait at the tho ext twenty-four trude Della Torre and Mrs, Theodore Schmitz will have to be at their best | more i ag te chine Anda down, MHe| feated Columbia's basketball team here| Gj mois A.A. of b eon next Monday | expected to be arraaged between Cassabeer by @ score of 1~3, 6-—3, The ih aan t nat ma i, im a other pair.) Prceinagt cle wate van Wid Bae Wel ee on cen tha floor, either last night by « score of 60 to 10 | mlgit, Leonard is also eugaget to meet Boamat | ie and iskeg Calvan fet toi|Ghempion and the former champion |» iiis#, Adele Bull and Miss Cousina,| ) [Sent ty ‘has came a MnO uct anted Inia M@iKl Gh fant - [O'Lren of Vonkece tea rounde at the Hare Georg Fitteds deteated | e time to get warmed up, b ound mateh Mrs. L. Manheime: = ‘ rae At the end of Re Ae eR cp ddega og al Distyfourts treet Ae ¢ Sen ae en easily und steadily | land Miss Tolen Alexander in| families, but some of ‘em have comea round Dundee was fi eGaun of Mishiaen:. WE ® seere of 400, @ Hoenn ly the state At apd Clip for fifteen rounds on March 20, Their play in the first set was opening match of the second | long way. Waae te, it was tou late to Vercume SEROen EY ate aE ee Cee ae ae SN® | Coamuim'on to sonduct Vosing store Ia the ' | EERE BAO ney et ee ee heat w ie icieaehel Miva feel rosa aati | jo tor Lou. ed in the early rc sixiventh game of the Clas it rr i se! ‘i Mi @ Torre and Mrs. Cassabec t while M Kissell played her) ‘olding pageants artistique f | Leonard gained in the early rounds. CS A NAHONAL tan Ujere Hous, it is almost certain that) Tho ten-round bout between Jack Britton oad| Miss came nt | 9 pag que for Pyramid Pite| Hoth were real lightweights, Dundee | sinaceur championship tournament at | 1eonard wad Dundee vin be seinatshed to eet | Wille “Knockout” Bresnan, the Ruffalo middle | NAG forced Tt to deuce, But much of usual steady game. The winning Pelt) the wffering Berbians only makes { pPTanld Pile | weighed 129 pounds, Leonurd 131%, | 18.2 balkiine billiards ete tain oo at the opmning show to be ticught | weight, wich was to have. Deco. fougl | the unevenness was thed ou! mphed by a § tha autarino liternationsl: gives quick re= cmbanate., chmaananin 5 ara | off iw about to wee, Hilly Gibson, who 1) Quernmbery A, C. of Buffalo to-nignt - piet, ‘stope itche pone RTeREAnS: Os Gs neshay te mn WII cnatcbmube: of the cial, eanounced tuab fact last | postponed until Monday evening, March of Kew Oriana, today wiral Jimmy Johnie m that | ! Canadian Cuctet Wine. } ss dae gr nested a dle ne, bleedin nay a ae oe! oague Hon of Breanan, 60 that hoe han ire \derably interest has already bean die, ed i witli, Rob the C. 4 f , 1 night | suagestion of «“ no can ave more | considers ne am Roberge, the Canadian cham. | yuiiuere Gece fe or protruding piles, hemerrholds and | JESS WILLARD ADDS game of the season In the St Nicholas | tlme in which to make the weight for the fight, | the coming twenty-round betta between Tel “KA”! pion at English billiards, played his| % % Sothern training camp you all rectal troubles, in th ; y play ; Your own home. fue 4 tue ee at | CAMERA MAN TO LIST Rink to-night, It will line up against | Harry Polk wxdie Wiad returned | 164° puude at the rani, Lows and Jack Brliton on Apuil 17 for tho weltar-| iy me naee Hinved his!) wouldn't blama Benny Kauff for Seurelate oe Thigie tow chins Mart Tom Howard's Hockey Club seven, ‘The | frm Miivause » wuers Welsh defeated - welght recta the gat Pesiyt a Noa Arioce wl sticking to his nice warm, dry cous Free sample for trial with booklet OF SPARRING PARTNERS | ‘ns had such « hard fight in the| At We ins vattly on Monday | pgm Langford, the colored hearyweight, is to| to seach between $12,000 and $14,000 jhe f wor at Doyle's) oe mailed fr at y ft, Potlok said dren $4,400, . Tights th ‘ billiard room by @ score of 250 to 191,| mine mailed free in plain weupper, if you bossa fret round of the series that the game | ML | Hilo mt vy tacen ta at any | gages in wo moce lehta tela mauth, 08) rye oirmple A. C. of Harlem today cl ohare wii dha ani CdAR wo Aa ~~ 1s, Jen, Mllterd, ts 0 modeet Jeune || promises to be u lively one from atart |ghow tm that cits for wage time, The Dunde| ta tosar, af Joplin for elght roumia | $0 ten-roand bouts to be contested at the ett) tented Melbourne Inman, the world’s| ,, Tis, Phils have compleled rinir trip South, REE SAMPLE COUPON cobecialiy by strange” vhotog= J) {7 Anil. Ht the Crescents win they | Kivehio Mitohel: tight aan tue oeat ta M8.) gy the WAiture City A, C. of Bt, Touts, and on | Show of the ot eee eet | champion, during the latter's tour last| {Sig scien oe eens PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, + remresooting the Ase || with tie tlareand te for third place | amounting to $4, March M1 be goes agains: attling Jum Johnwn | 3PO ill Meet OE ton of this city season, He will play M'lvor again to- pei 620 Pyramid Bide. Mareball, Mich, epers, vesterdty @t- h the Harvard Club of Boston, for fifteen rouads at the Nationa! A, ©, of Den- ‘1 3 ul ey off day in a 600 point match, 260 to be nan ' Wy ‘ 7 wit \wiie Joues of Brootlyn and Tommy Tuvhey 0 + | By dividing his squad with care aj Kind!y kend men Free sample of hed Je the shamuion ap he cH Tt now lovks 44 f Welsh anc Taoaard will} vor Co) \ played in the afternoon and evening. ni PileTreatment, in plain Wiepper irom apis, Reet Alene, Sees : seane: y are in @ DeliHant | toaity mest in bout befor one of the big loval ae Paterwou, N, J. udgment Bill Donovan can bring back, ae shee peat wet ae Pega aed ped ter the Levagk Dae git teal | stg MeN, masagyr of dohony Ble, tan : Stenigrda Aecctio Howes. |both e baseball team and an ettenda Breet Ree T clnnahih ARE Neer ite Ree carte | ae nee acieg Hoo eee et oe eat wan Te| BERKELEY, Cal, March 9-—An-| March 9.—Hopes of winning the annual! From his vantage of thirty-five ! Ht¥oesserers | s \ . yas ols gg Mets te | com wae made to-day th Poughkeepyie regatta this year were ‘i p wy rmarkable for the number of scratches | 4 bosie offer sas male by John Weismantie of the Brosd. | hounecem 60) yea’ e pees : ——————————— | ae for any ether ie rr ae way Sporting ( Thie eum ly more tas Pele Eadie Mahan, former captain and full- | augmented at Leland Stanford Jr, Un vears in athletlcs, Jack Moakley . eraki of Schenectady won from J. ‘ wer # in avy bout in this city, M back of the Harvard football team, | versity to-dwy by the announcement that| squints down and hopes that 4, Cy cH wat Ment whether (omic dees or 1 A , ougat to get more money for th ‘ y sIMEOTDIB |S ranctsco Hey had been o! Zou roma ss toe Biron Wile ones || The comers’ wae unhurt, shai match stringing UL Over fortyeslx IMs | Ia tho star dou! Young Liman, the fons 4st kde ad Nena pine foe tall squad and Would report £ ae oy are my vouth{ul prank to mar his future, | fouag Gardner. Admission cent pings. boses, who mccis Freddie Weld at u Dowinick Tortorted, the premier tight promotes o \ 4 - a i Crotona’s Championship Hopes PAGE LEONARD DEFEATED ..JHNNY DUNDEE Copyright, 1916, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World), IN NEW YORK — | ; 3 ", | for waivers on their sparring partners | GIANTS, Cie a OMCEY thine atten tliat he drove | Sherwood Magee will have to start | MARLIN, March 9 —-Maybe Man-|\ luker looks to be as fit asthe pro- {the season against the umpires with= ager McGraw of the Giants wasn't Verbial fiddle, Ho now weighs 190/out any practic e iteher | Peunds and says that he expects to | pleased when ho saw how Piteher) ROUNds 7 vc duce to a 18? figure, but how he ts oosin batting for Char | Ferdis Schupp, the young lefthander] going to take off welght is a mystery, ecu ca wae _ j vho has been with the team se al is he urs to bo as hard a@ nails a | Miss Bjurstedt and Mrs. Schmitz EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN . 1016, i beet Sk ae hk hee QAAD 66 OME athletes have the same idea of shape as a safe. often WHEN DUNDEE ARRIVED BENAY WASNT THERE. Fee Chenee, Yale's last football season seems to Tommy GETTING UF have just reached its height. APTER A KNOCKDOWN, ‘That Willard ts an all around fighter ts more than substantiated by his waist dimensions, Strange, but three straight falla com be crooked, What New York Teams Are Doing In the Training Camps Bi! Donovan i pruning, end we'd bate to be 8 prune, Untess Willard and Moran soon asi tppe: ow Vermont? seal hunting season open