The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1918, Page 14

[Pitter mere ocorene moneawunan THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1918 WRESTLING IS- CUR eR enon ara eee meme ne A | - | can, | | WQesPERED HOLLER, Loupe, if Gbr up a Lec H Pom, ein} WRESTLE AU ~ bioB oh a4 Longer, -* Nowoby To PALL t ‘malls vais | Chance for Minnesota Boxing, Commission to Have a Lot of Fun With the Stock Broken- Hand Alibi Offered by Fulton) for His Poor Showing Against) Miske. | 1018, y The Pree Puttishing Oo, Crores Sew York Brent Worle) HE Minnesota Boxing Commis sion és to conduct an tnvestixa tion into the report that Fred Fulton went into the Miske fight with a broken right hand. The commission can have a lot of fun with the stock alibi, if it wants to. All it need do «ws summons all boxers who hint mysteriously about “a broken hand” after an unsuccoss ful fight, and then listen to the evi- ence and laugh itself to death Asa rule this alibi fs an ALIBI, and nothing more. Ninety-nine times out of a hundred the boxer does.NOT go into a fight with a broken hand. He may have a strained thumb, or a sore knuckle, or some other tempo- rary setback, of little or no !mpor- tance, but he hasn't a broken bone in his mitt or he wouldn't get into the} ring. | If Fulton had a broken hand he| wouldn't have taken a chance with Miske under any circumstances, And far as I have heard, Fulton hasn't mado any claim that he broke his Dand, either before or in the fight. After the fight Fulton's manager sent me a long telegram, collect, tell- ing me how much money Fulton got, and how he really outfought Miske easily, and how Miske clung to Freddy in fear of his life, and how one local Paper called it a draw and threo othera said Fulton won, and a fow other things; but he didn't say a word about a broken hand. The tn- formation he sent wasn't in the least interesting—as it might have been if Fulton had broken his arm or his leg or his neck—and so I went word Fraureve Tet 4otd> AS REALLY USED. Features of Boxing Bill Introduced by Martin G. McCue License fees in (Greater New York, $5,000; elsewhere in State, $2,500, Additional fee of 20 per cent. of gross receipts to be devoted dur- Ing period of war to training camp back to the telegraph office that they'd better collect from Mr. Collins| S¢clivites. . at the other end. Thought he had Number of clubs in Greater his nerve with him anyway, to send| New York Hmited to seven, Else- me a long telegrain like that, telling me in the first line that Fulton had just received $5,9 r boxing a few where not more than three In any one city. been en Senibe at the bottom One Commissioner, to be ap- a kid has broken arches his musical career is rulned, Nobody can cago, George Otis of the University + ar ho d Alex defeated Vardon deta ee pointed by the Governor, with play “William Tell” with flat feet, because it 1s a ten-mile walk on | G¢ chicago and Jack Ryan of Boston and Ray in “a special match at, you ever notice that when a| deputies to attend every bout held. the planola, Plano playing has become a cross-country affair since All three men were bunched at the Heed I lca Bcorgaa og y r t n | fighter alibis his poor showing, Clobs must be exclusively used they invented planos where the only fuel fs your ankles, finish half a lap behind Ray, with tour States + oat after a fight, by saying that he “broke | for purposes of bexing or ath- Just as soon ag twillight flops down on Manhattan Island, the Otls beating Stout six inches for sec-/ 5.4 Wultos, who étands the best) vimey o the American middleweight, | MacDon ilure. to win ail, the his hand,” he ALWAYS adds that he! letles, pedestrian pianists break loose and walk all through Verdi, Wagner ond place. meet | chance now of any of the big fellows to| Wi has been ng for a long time in Aue.|Championships in sight to the fact broke it in an early round. If ho ts No one connected in any capa- and Sousa. Ads in the strect cars state that Padergooks! wears They stopped then, leaving: Rey © | get on a fight with Jess Willard for the Nn rain! that he won success too early, entirely without conscience he ays! ity with the management of the Zimp's Rubber Heels while stepping through his most intricate ankle | €0 08 alone for the sel™-impat world's heavyweight title, received a bis Kip femora - — it was in the first round, If he !s 1 feel we hauale fi 4 lant BY Riadbak hale: Nt of trying to smash the two-mile mark. | bunch of money for outpointing B de cheat nem mi oxers. y ve b to t 3 y his long hair. Now i ‘ € ¢ jointing Bil aa the Giiy clipping ihe edges Of the trucn| len we commrel oF hance eonstan, | Sod yled tobe Obie: to 44): 6 Diabiat DY id Ray's winning time for the mile @nd | Miske 1n their ten-round no-decision bout | decision over Alert. Loy a RACING SELECTIONS. ' he makes 1 a few rounds later, but Bouts to be limited to ten you tell him by his long shoelaces fa half distance was 6 minutes 67 4-5 /at the Ca ty A. C. of St. Paul re-|ted previously wou it from hitm, ‘The bout’ we a | still when ‘the fight was young and| Tounds and gloves to be not less | Pretty soon they will be having six-day piano races, seconds. a full eleven seconds slower |cently, The gross receipts were $14,061, | U¥enty rounds and wae wituemad by several NEW ORLEANS. ‘anybody's property. Jess Willard.) than four ounces In welght. a than the American record he mado in & his the largest amount taken in at | Mound fight fans, Fr Race Amphere %4. you know, said he fatled to knock out Medical examination for all con- Awe the same race last year. }@ battle between “heavies” tn that city] my per - hark ; a bil Remsiein ig uo longer connected with } Fe eee eee retnd.“diutie| testants, none of whom shall be i POOR RICHARD, JR. } After the first two laps Ray made|for years, clos to $900 persons wit-|e iota Ivot Sinniag chub of on Hews Race—Laty Worthington { did some right hand hitting after| under elghteen years of age. at a eae ie Veda ai tha sani lcoeslceacite a an Ae at Sed [ood Neen ae! tard vert to main 8 t t Hace—istimer, Irish Gentle- i that, and never lost his smile, No intoxicating Hquors to be | pan slosntul man complaineth of insomnia when he cannot sleep | with Ray et eons ane Ue ae Amounted to $1,461, Fulton took forty | M4 ® s4te of over $1,200 at its recent boxing Fourth Race—Bondage, Buchanan 5 ; 7 | ed in the club house | — &t his desk. Otis last. For i ho | Der cent. of what was left, which netted iainmeut he thought he would let the others|} Brady, Whirling Dun, HE only regular, never-give-in| #0ld or serv | - | pace, but at the beginning of the p » which ni Tia th (bh tho Cibnt aud aaah nt th Race—Green Grass, Astec, . lhim $8 Basgernubeans e: ature apd eent in hie resignation, | fighter I ever knew who could| or grounds, Luck playeth an important part in thy life, but there are no fours | third round Ray moved up and took ee ad While Misko got twenty per) wich was accepted Rass MeKcbae Ji ‘ crack a hand and show no signs of tt} No Heense to be issned to any leaf clovers in the grass that groweth under thy feet. | poe lend: rer 8 wale ees eins t. which gave him Sp ENE cy tae inih Rece—@enator Jaman, Lu- in the ring was lob Fitzsimmons.| promoter who has not been a resl- - ter of u mile he dropped back, and) go ri lubd from tweaking leo the bering plies 1 cavern Race—Thornhill, Dun- Bob cracked his hands so often that] dent of the State for at least one THe: apendsneitt walketh to the centre of the bridge and then | trom then on Ray incre: aed his jena ne bord ba bone 7 meet Cy | what city, the Boring alos see tae’ dreary, Reno, . the bridge. , en yards or more each lap * mention an paneed a rule not ibe er aeslee a} \ there was no novelty in the sensation| year, |. spenast Ls pa RY & mile he was sixty. yards ahead |for eit rm nde atthe jormit. to lanier emlinaer Vi t at all. in thy boss maketh thee hie righthand man maketh certain | of Stout and Otis, who were running | Metiia on Seturday nigis fit have to post @ certified check for $1,000 | ' In his second Jeffries fight Fitz- When thy f) Qbreast, with Ryan a few paces b3- jr battle 10-day lath to ctemit “ont eee Ome } ‘ broke the first two knuckles |/BOXING STARS TO BOX | Shas he: lainey: tetenandeds hind ponent will be Tom Comer, the Engiah ter. | Check sg en reat tk eimmons broke the first two knuckle | j af 0 the one night promoters, npaced and with only hey will comm together in @ twelre-round bout , of hia right hand by hitting Jeffris | FOR THE NEWARK ELKS, | Tux food famine will goon bo] YOU can never spread any bread| Absolutely Unpack int Moy nim |to « decison, at the Armory A, a. of Bovton ' on the cheekbone. He splintered the| pA LL ALL fted in Berlin, There wilt be | with that railroad jam, On. Ray raced through the last mile |on nest Tuesday night : \ " e 7 enough crow to eat for everybody. _ a c th ever increasing \ bones and drove the knuckles bac NEWARK 24.—The Digest | CROUsn Mr HOOVPR says that Houdint of Tie paid A attention tar tae i iti Ceuatccain olene f40N caestw i over half an inch. TI saw the hand/amoker, with the greatest array of UR transportation system ts all hus to stop making that ele- | Ser marking the of the mile and as Sales ba teealoon 6. Geass after the figh'. And what did daunt- | pox vient ever held here will take ht. it's only. missing on one|phant disappear on meatless Tues-|P hit race, but strode right ahead cepting & percentage of the | minds at ' Jeas old Bob ? Why, he kept right! place at the Green Street home of the | cylinde 4 The pepe in that it has | day. When he came 8 he last jap ahs] Augie only received $70 for being de-| (ined bas defeated 4 ps see * ; only got one cylinder gd ted away with the stamina and | tereq Greb wenty-round bout | pmol will rep 4 on hitting with that right hand, The Newark Lodge, B, P.O, Elks, Satur- | On'¥ 8 HE Fuel Adminstrator had better | 95h of a man in # 100-vard dash, and | tre’ ge’ stenuay alent, Gren Oh ae spiniin ; , only concession he made was that he night, Here's the Mist of the box- | p13 mysterious surprise that Von get after Teddy, He has his!ie proke the tape, running a8 SMOOLN- |wan tg get 60 per cout, of the entire, recip Anaien ame haeae ca ‘ia ek a ' reached for Jeff's body with it a litle /ers who have donated thetr services: | Hindenburg A 1 ap his sleeve | collar overheated, ly as a we 1 olled clock en ; | walle Melaaes’ Seaaaear ana te eee. eee ined ah Bridgeport te the tesa y turned out to be his elbow. _ If Ray's failure to break tho record | here to p sylilgrsig peti, Pigg a i ener, looking something mofter Benny Leonard, Freddy Dyer, Jefe | turned : | UTHER BURBANK might come to| aiff phainted the crowd the effect was|"" & Gy yg i Fee pee py ened POE a gp ly than Jof me to land on. After|Amith, Marty Cross, Ted Kid Lew! DATLESS Tuesday ts a severe the reacue by grafting five June| Shortelived, for tho brilliant victory of | "6% bald. | Ae tt rained heavily only $1,400 was} Ooo! ? it ‘ Meatie shor j ken in om the ah ership of 1,000 , the fi Fitz how he man’ Butch O'Hagen, Shamus, O'Brien, | blow to Uncle Tom's Cabin.| days on to January George Dernell of the Boys’ Club in|" 20 oe eer dent ead Willlam 2, aged ¢ Of Maing WAL api’ Kid Boo hnny Howard,| Impossible for Simon to 4 Ehza '@ Millrose 600 wiped away, for the ee hi ee, St. | 4 fist. 1c his hand o na ientab SSOB AY HOM ASA TTEROMRNe EE et ie, E12) Tew way to raine the temperature | Me, duilirose, G00, wiped mivay fof NE | ta a tdegram to bia eanager, Mite O'Dowd, | NEM clas flghtem stil be engaged to tube part | ked at it curious A \ Bie. Brown, PISOe. TH oe | hounds, f an apartment nowadays 14 to] fine struggle against Father Time. | wrens, chamaton, eeied at he kee) — Fr bac . Nharkey, Bartley Madden, | open the windows Dernell captured the special 600- | mot agreement calling for him to| Eddie MeMabon assoiinow that the Olmmnl om Cw tu 1 Yor Jeannette, Ben | ABOUT the commodity that - yard run by @ spectacular sprint |™ dred of Pittsburgh {a 0 teu-roun cake trate, rp Mae x os recumulate that five OU can even save on dumbwaiter| {nrough the straight which carried |!ot @t the Castel City 4. ©. of Paul . no matter how long or how had—go ture ee Rete ie acane, Saa{day anoreatorium —w five-day | power by pulling ‘em up with| him to the front, to nose out Robert | Aten. on Feb They were to have foust soll gt to your druggist today and get @ a0 3 Carl V Lynch, ke, | crop of whisker one hand instead of two [Maxam of the Sieadowbrook Club of [%% Fe, & but the fater sated for more time @ will entertain the membre in ten- | It Will give quick relief, and @ ainele HH od be — -- | Fhiladeiphta, who had taken, the tead |! d m oomittion fer the battle, ‘ vox! often’ cures, “A ‘trlal’ Bagh Safe "\IMam | t the half-way mark anc pec A sealed 6 ee - f ed free in plain wrapper i f | th gt a Eo T Sh |to have the race within his grasp.| Now feat the Irish fatser Cine Wille Jock. | The b not mpany B, 49th Infantry nd us coupon below. ew ‘on to par te Dernell's time was 1 minute, 184-5 | proposed bout hae fallen through on account | @* Cam Mer ereey, will have fies arity ews of Sports Told in Shorts ) |iersits sommes gtr lisn | tele aes wn fete om wr th he Fartant anc, He i PER AMPLE OOGHOT and hes yA AAKOS 2 ver Maxam was a 86 foot | 0 wgsed up to mee Gibson Dy *C his first lon for the Die eral, LPHOUGIL extended, Ferdinand Tuesday | 1 in whteh he atates Over un Holleran of the Ne re A, ©. |r on Mork Kanaan of ran box PID ries hata ae oe. are Heh w D 1 Prege " avery t a going throug ens | in O'Brien of lin Ly- | three ten-round toute to rade t d mo ‘|. t els ant of the Hike’ Boidler A, Voges end Jonepn Neate ning for the past two weeks and] 8nd Ji ei the fead for the |. ©. et New Haren, oon aan aero || py indy. rend mo Free sample of | fi nonchs ‘ Wer seller eue rhs won their matches in the na A ROR GRU bent first 300 yards, with Maxam In third] - ie 70) hes Mine and Allie | pber. down, | f k's programme |tlonal Class © 182 balk spe Walter A. Kinsella, the professional) Place and Dernell last in a fleld af] inp tows, matchmaker of the Armory A, A.) oo cunced ae eee Ce | | eee @t Gar tion, T will hip tournament upon its re-| «quash tennis champion, and William | five. | Maxam ove a6 and passed te-day clinched another goud bout to | TUN er wid cee akon tn will be ued Street over to Fitz ' 1 Gar § an, € gi bab aaete a re AUAe Aa handicap tournament on the courts] into the lead. Ail through the la mi Qyera House in the above city on | SOmPAny . Sity © ner about the ’ Jand urged Dy Weine movie | of the National Association of Ama- |, ie club. “The -compett- | he had to Hight off repeated chall 12, ‘The man who will cla are Jouany | = e him to rueh 1 r W Jteur Billiard Playe eted the frst round, |by O'Brion, At the top of the home n, the hard bitting Welterweight of st 1 ‘ | by f ; r Dg is q win — jstretch he led by three yards, nd Jimmy Duffy of Lockport, N, ¥ And old Fitz. 5 ( —— Jacob Pincus, who Gerard, formerly Ambassa- | tered for a moment midway do ‘ | battle twelve rounds to @ deciaton, ner kne y tw BARNEY ADAIR EASILY 1 ard's Iroquois, the ouly rary Sine Yara’ cnilanis [ermeniaway, inlataking the Anish post was tit back from next ‘Tieslay ge. | his thuirbe eo} ra nd Fica " fi Se inily arge cruisers land when he vere ernell, who | ryshed gt G vung ‘ WINS OVER MICKEY DEVINE, can-vred he that ever won the : ectally, yiiterested in the | had fatrly flown through the la | pata f raght hi with all migh He English Derby, is dead at Mount Vers (4 nae mpany. 3c] (Ps right on top of him, Maxam] io5 per, the English lightweight, who has | 4 missed by ani r fucked rr ' E, F Jan, 24.—Rarney| non from a complication of d exwun ° Away from’ keel to| made a gaine attempt to hold off the), JU tk ou More at the lute in Bos Wat ny 1 Gurds | A ked lightwelght, | He was elghty years old topinast and spent 4 lot of me looking |New York lad. but to no avail, £0F | a’ and Lawrence, Maat, tae been booked up aer, it Is secon Dad eusily ated ey Devine tn one of seep OVER FAS INNerlOn DSHNS Dernell nated him just at the tape. by hie manager to meet etther W Mohr of 7 on fooling him to give bi ; t : as ~ Howard Berry, the great all around | r | ony ue hin fo ive, in 4 irene terran bouts at th LOUIS, Jan, 8h. Dern Pratt.) witatansrowN, Mass. an, 24.-./qtnlota of the University of Pennayl| Boon ot Tory, Twas of Bonen ia 4 ree Star isKey look ¢ erward vUnK h f fo hg nda | ¥ a trade t New ¥ ie batty) - th 4 “ tap of the bell vania, ¢ ied the colors of Camp Dix iyawhanys ba gps m3 ob, és Nad nay | . we P P oe. busied 1 ‘ twe { rand Amerteana, announced toed the | ihe Willams basketball team met ita] ithe relay rac botween army Darien oh Freny erehiats Te ty bree ae Is sold to the trade at a price which rounds, ' the ve r Aha’ “it Ret navy 1 je ad hrilling | ¢# be mate “4 . y ala ai rounds, und am Ds verge Of) wt} withdraw \ clits tli sh Union Oa a et a Halpin of the. Hire: | Satioual A, ©. of Pronidenoe, BR, 1., next moa, | enables all dealers to retail it at ay Ad: sighed pounds; De-| P’ Hall, 1 t 1 ¥ \ na ut ai the | Naval District of Boston in the fina . t * b 1 4 Nie Batt! ho fought Claion 3 , Real seen 1 that f plays being contrib: | jeg of a sensational race and outran ry Haneen, the Batt who fou 24 P C 9 25 P Dee eM tn Valk tile clove Gis « Mo : ron | i ae apd s ‘by J tre of the|the Boston man in the battle for th ey Rameey @ ated De. | er Uase— e er Bottle was ¢ y tape, On Berry's team were Willie | laney {2 bouts at Cleveland rwoently, has two | the was ove y ) He ts Hall f And { f the New Y 4, T ide e| Ob Pitz t ot aa Def 1 t Gala @anent! aous Anderson, formerly of t ew York A, | dave bouts on hip lan ‘oumorrow night he 7 3 and but he wasn't satisfied wit " ce ‘ Teeng tala MuatheGefented |G, Lieut. W, Ielly and 0. C, Anderson ‘sith Johony Downs, the Weatern Making it the best whiskey value Sais ising’ L th Pile istralian lig f ack Curley has receiv er from|at the At. Nicholas lee Bie ne | tho Colgate quarterback of last year club to pec AN MO ceaine oP tnt 00 Bave Bitte fifteen’ pounda| John. Olin, who mee Bey ki the Manhattan e eating Rink |S re was Willie Anderson's fine run- inst Char in the market today. ad i the worst beatir ¢ H ul mule. > atings of his|for the wrestiing amp p of the| Hockey League series. The score ning {nm the second ri that put ley ‘Kid’ Themes of @hiladetphis, for ten E ore World in Madison Squaie Garden xt{wa 2 goal to 0 Camp Dix in the race. Kelly just da, Aue! @ ison Square Garden neat | w 501 ; am 1 ce, 1y Just rounds, at Auentowa, @a, Copyright, 1918, by The Pri have changed since Beethoven was a flapper. days music was music and planos were steered by knuckle power, Children were taught that fingers ‘were the authentic In every apart ment house in New York are ten or forty pianos that have never felt the weight of a human hand, either In love or in anger. Instead of technique, we have footnique. Since planolas were invented, a child hasn't a chance to become @ musical prodigy unless he can stretch two octaves with his toes. If J FoR THAT, iS » Deavtr HeAdiocir, As sean FROMTHE ORCHESTRA SEATS. OSB-UP IMES 7 utensils to massage the key board wit now run by too power. Feira. OF GAME HADLOCK” + h, But now? 1918 “To You, I Tell It’’ By Arthur (‘Bugs’) Baer. Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) In those Pianos are _BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW A GREAT “CAMOUFLAGE” GAME by the Dress P 1 Dott Do iT! Tu’ UNION Don'T ALLOW OVERTIME wore ANT wuz «©, WRESTLING , Dot's A BUSHES. (The New York Erening World), Pap To Lie DowN IN (0 MINUTES. Break #'> YORK. “SHIOOKS sSIICES By William Abbott. | HE United tes Golf Associa~ ie tlon will hold its annual meet= | Ing to-morrow night in Pbila~ | delphia. New officers will be elected }and the advisability of holding @l 1918 cha will be consid- only 1. For @ time hips onside was growing sentiment out In favor of staging the tourna. this season under modified conditions. This sentiment won't fad | many supporters at the annual con~ fab, especially since the action of the Western Association last week, when it was determined to run off @ny championships in the corn belt sete tion during the period of the war. The Western people will hold sev- eral patriotic tournaments in order to encourage interest in the game, as suggested by the Federal Govern- ment. It is a cinch the U. BG As will do exactly this season what it did in 1917, confine its energies to holding patriotic tournaments, the revenue to be devoted to some war relief fund, Bob White, President of the Pro- fessional Golfers’ Association, will be stationed at the Montclair Club this season, and the playing skill of the members should go up a few pegs as the result. ‘Association will The New Jerse: stage .'# championship at Deal some tine during the month of June, but only on condition that the war ‘Joie Ray Tries Harder Than Last Year, But Runs Tw will invest part of its cash in Lib- erty onils, association's tours | nament on 5 netted $7,936.91, inate A iy ar Win.| held his own with Tom Burke, and yards in tho fair time of 2 minutes Ee over to the Red Illinois A. C, Flyer, After Win-| ierey ciinchea the victory by detect 24:8 seconda, while the crowd howled | Cross i lana ing Halpin. The time of the Dix | '4.6C)\8) : ning Rodman Wanamaker | oi, was Sminuten di 9-8 seconde, | _,ih ish, tiniled along in fourth place| The Southern season ts now under T 4 -2 Miles. Con-|.,Gordon T. Nightingale of Now| « front, a dozen yards or eo in| fll he Pad to the ae Trophy at 1 1-2 Miles, Cont=|s:cotaitre ‘state’ College, tatinne (Cat ihurrent © Goaan zards oF 00.18 | isg ngested to the. point . J Py -| junior cross country champton, - | his field and getting the lead led Gar- | WP Garfield might have to tinues, Unpaced, for Extra)titea’ the these nile hardinrs cab | dona me revs chawe, to. n tape, At] sten would make a fine ell ? 1s te -ord. | nosing out N. P. Siegel of the Meadow | ‘0 yards he led by ds and in-| paint spect of golfers Half Mile, but His Record-| Boag Cin wt tie tape. Nightingale’s | ‘1 his margin y theres| ng their fave game for . . ime was 15.16, after lany reason except a national calam- Breaking Attempt Is a De-|"itom'trackside to girder the Garden |,f arty yards from the tape tie waal ji” ae cided Failure Was, dammed, by a crowd that waslin'y” som letting Gordon come up to] AS v raiser for the Bél~ “ Jeverything, It was a remarkable out-| Within twenty yards of him. | HH, | lel ; a pouring In view of war time ditions, fare My t haba! Nant Gataneee ett ine h beret LTHOUGH he apparently tried | and it Was estimated that not less th fag a Balas a ets Be ae wha ee in others: a8 Bob ~ , : AB) altentators ware. present mer Smith of Slocum, who cut) Donald and Jock Hutchinsoa lace harder than he did t year, | "The games had just’ begun. when. the e ride, & ty of E | Donald and Hutchinson won, due when he created the new | band struck up “Hail to the Chief vant pceiian N= | chiefly to the tremendous driving of world's indoor record of 9 minutes | Hig? ymesn® ymomenary, pauses aed wi fastest quate | MacDonald and the uncertain work 112-5 seconds for the two-mile run,| Mra, Hylan and his daughter Miss Vir- ‘ein the East last spring, got | MacDonald Smith, whose incon- ginia, walked in and took a box on the lead at the crack of gun and ent playing the last few years Jolo Ray, tho Ilinols. flyer, ran} Sctn “street side of the building amid t to the t has greatly puzzled many golfers. eleven seconds slower in last night's | scattering applause ball cuarterteck KE Ge sar foot-| "Young Mac comes from a famatly feature event of the Millroso A. A.|, Abel_R. Kiviat, former national one- | third) The time wa. MEE Lote pions. Before he was twenty mile champion, ‘who was declared a| games in Madison Square Garden. | professional athlete by the Amateur | aphid Safarowic b ictory to the} he gave promise o dover ping into ak’ teat Athletic Union two years ago, did ality Meadowbrook watch relay with | a stronger player than Alex, his fa~ Ray displayed a great burat Of | carting ‘come back” in the 1,000. | {ne Meadowbrook elphta. | mous brot MacDonald had all speed, after winning the Rodman] vard run for men in the Army ‘and| which found Safarewien p y and a style that was the Wanamaker Trophy for 1% miles,|Neyy et ee | Sam Kinelaaner. Walling” marvel of every one, At Scarbor- in tho extra half mile in an attempt] tense Command at Fort Hamilton, out- | eqs te hal teat plenty, igh) in 1913 the youngest Smith @B~ to break the record. He ran un-| raced Willle Gordon, late metropolitan |lead with « me iy miahed rite A LOSS ee ' ; one-mile champivn ‘of the New York | Mike Devaney, the M w world 4 for 72 holes. This paced for the additional distance. | 4 and now of the Pelham Bay | just romped in, breaking the tape twe Dre BE aol ¢ him the Met. gj Matched against Ray in the Wana-| Naval ‘Training Station, and he beat|ty yards alead of llolden of the Mead-| itan title, After this Mac g maker race were Clyde Stout of Chi-|¥im to the tape by @ margin of owbrook four little careless, though later in the ion brightens up sufficiently to permit the holding of the tournament, The Jersey folks scheduled their 1917 meet at Deal, but oalled it off be- evuse of the war The New Je State Association TRE eee |