The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 12

ed r ——— THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROR 6, 1018, | 24. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YO KK PENN EXECUTE \EW y | ESIN | NOW THAT BOXING IS LEGALIZED IN NEW JERSEY UALS om © Wu sc Fe Z { Woour on oleae oo : oe 4 | 3 | Gov. Brumbaugh Improves in ee ee Tes To Tus His Playing and Gets im Sixth Division at Pinehurst Tt % wuz over With 200. ie THere I courn GIT “Beer AN” 3B TiMES A Day! PINEHURST, N.C, March 4—R. CG, = Shannon 2d of Brockport, N. ¥., with! bs. fa score of 79, won the qualifying medal in the annual spring golf toure nament here, Lesile Dean Plerce of Rochester, Vty and Charles B, Fownes of Pittsburgh were tied for nd place with 1653) ‘ranklin H, Gates of Pinehurst, with C, Pownes of New Jersey Is to Be Congratu- | lated Upon Having the Red-| Blooded Legislators and Such| a Governor to Legalize Boxing. | Crore. 1918, by the Pree Pubitahing Co, New York Evening Werld.) ELL, New Jorsey has slipped it over on us again. Jorseyites was third, and I meeting N York Pittsburgh was fourth with 168. ' f New Yorkers can i ‘aniie iw rious . =4 A total of 208 players qualified, ine Sekuekle with silent amusement.” or| — cluding Gov. Brumbaugh of Pennsyl« Flint SoatheGe® Orbea 6. dere a ag vania, who improved on his playing ‘with silent contempt.” When a Jer- weyite passes a Now Yorker it will not be out of the way for him to say, in an impersonal, lofty manner: “You oor fish.” And it will be up to the ited a 4 Yorker to figure out whether nae Ag - LJ - : =m | oo aro wnminy oe |Atlantic City Likely we sates ty'he'menen o| =O Prove New Jersey’s enlightened Loxisiature of the Arple- signed by Gov. Ha civ Biggest Boxing Centre of Monday and got in the sixth die vision with 200, Bene A Wes vom Boner Done In the opinion of George Fothere 1S A Sab, SAD THING , Neus , e Ingham, one of the problems gove —— cerning golf bodies this country an@ Britain will have to face after the war has to do with at lea the partial standardization of the bail, He dectares it Will be necese sary to come to some general undere standing as to size and weight. Charles LF er, the globes trowing golfer, who played over his 200th course eae day a fee ‘ New Jersey will have eight-round | walla the fy at that & rather sertor \ j bouts fought with eight-ounce gloves, ? | for more, than ath ath, ei OUe unde on of @ commiaslon " in, however, keen for new Um i that will undoubtedly see that the| Despite Wireless Sent Across River, New York Promoters Are again, howeve a to conquer, Sport is properly carried on. T congratuinte the sovereien state} Planning Offensive Against Best Jersey Sites, Now That Gov. | Se New Jersey upon having such| Edge Has Signed Bill Legalizing Sport. 4 | ‘The new Green Meadow Club Rye, has engaged the service i Hughes as professional. leaves the Apawamis Club, where such a Governor. ey show ood sound common he has been e for sense and a knowledge of the trend 5 | yearr, most of the time in the of public events and public opinion TTENTION, Jorsoyitest THE FEATURES OF tity of caddie master. ‘They are scholars and gentlemen and | If you see any strange men JERSEY BOXING BILL = i MetAre, you ready, timekeoper? 1 ject hha greenery SIGNED BY G | Troubles of the Champion itera! minded and after hearing both 2 ady, timekeeper? Let ‘ ort : b sides of the matter he o that f ’ making inquiries at various armortes, OV. EDGE | - : qu r he ordered A hi Ne . car barne and the lke to-day, you tant | After His Memorable De- | should go, ately ove ot the) thletic Notes WHOLE lot of perfectly good| may rest assured that they aro Now Commission of three members | feat of Kilrain. other expenses there cost me $4,500. F New York money ts going to|York promoters seeking places in| serving without compensation | Wahl ia BU GHAMMICNS GRANT BAPE umbi : vis to hold overflow into New Jersey this| which to conduct boxing bouts under pers that their neo ry travel | . _ Copyright, 1910, by the Prew Publishtag Co. EVEN THEN. t Suuth Fiel year. New Yorkers, fond of boxing |the law that Gov. Hdgo hus Just ing exponees will ba Baia, | | _—— | (Diie New York Evening World.) After leaving Nashville 1 got to ” Sc ohne | and deprived of their favorite sport. | signod | . 4 CHAPTE Chicago safely, onl le t 2 to be «| signed. test at which a member of the t R XXVIN y, only to learn that ot / Sete cat ees the river and bUY) Jerseyites may have went out 4) commission is unable to be pres- |£WO amptons in spor THOUGHT when I reached Now | hon’ ofored grec at acter me. Ho yin : a Any A Rov bout, i 1 ffect that they won't ent. | r Or ne afte y figh ui offered a reward ‘or the appre- y, oh, h ba peony u A few years axo, when there was no| Wireless to th Aho i | ’ is after m t with Kil-|hension of myself and Kilrain. I ok How Siieesy Mes the Neee. He “; Ms tolerate New York promoters cross: Applicants for license to con- | rain that my troubles wi a ma f bal ae that n Swede, re boxing in nh York, Now Yorkera|i.'the river, but nevertheless New| duct boxing clubs to file a bond | 0 AnOW en ey re roug Teiqe teeter ie were over. | visited a few friends in Chicago and| 1 king, will run Wrent over to Philadeinnia in crowded | PEM. Fomnotern, ulways resarded| for $10,000 with the State Comp- | never more mistaken in| kept very quiet, ‘They got on to me, tin th juow brook games on Saturday PMsixeround bouts. They mace net | hard to feaze, aro on the Job, troller as guarantee of all obliga- tus oh , : aa j my life. They had just begun. i hd I had to hustle out of /Mght om the Mercerbure Acadetny relay how dreary the trip was If there wan|, ‘There aro some promoters around) tions. wo old-timers of the aporting world are through as fer as compe- | Tho luckleat thing T ever did was|ime and wo headed straight tor New |se ‘on has picked out @ teain Of a ood boxine dour oe the Ahere WOH} Hore, such as Billy Gibson and Clubs to pay to the State a tax tition goes. They are Bobby Walthour, the cyclist, and Barney Oldfeld, | to return to my boarding house in. and we ded straight for New] fries to wear the red blue, and. i & Rood boxink bout at the other end.| Citi Iooesserick, who might hielp| of 10 per cent. on grose receipts the original daredevil of the automobile racing game, Walthour, the | sreaq ot co! HUN aie Sark coeo we Swede doesn't wit the race his reputas ing to come back on the milk trajn | the Jerseyites from thelr experiences) of each entertainment. Veterin of a thousand bicycle races and a hundred smashupa, nas rid- | here oe OU tO some hotel and hold) oe Cn oT ohnaton took tne to hig [uom Rill be sadly dented, If not broken e ‘ je . . " | Ing a reception § soon reached |?" aS. Job ook me to his atin: and arrive in Gotham about 4 A. M gleaned in conducting bouts in this lubs oversolling seating capac den his last rac He has returned to Atlanta, where he has gone into | over Brooklyn and kept ma| Perhaps the most att Now it will be a few minutes in the| ity, but the local promoters igh iy shall be ined $300 Vlas falas the bicycle business with his brother. Bobby yows that never again | Mrs. s home she prepared ahot| there while Wositea eat ee hed lin tho several military avente ane tube or over a ferry. There's even| help the sport en tie ee oe o ihe tdi Ba Serakun/et tleanoe: will he be tempted to mount a wheel In a contest, for he was tempted | Mustard bath for me, and in it 1 w things ste He tried to make | introduced in the Penn relay carnival talk of bridging the Hudson #0 that Hudson Ct oxing in New Jersoy and Brinuc of aeate must be pube » too often in the last six-day held at New York. Walthour soaked my handy until the swelling ura that 1d. bo {2 bo Held at Franklin eld next pomine fang can cross by auto or) Tin thia State) you could count on| fished in local newspapers. Any In that contest, but was forced to quit after riding the first two | was considerably reduced. 1 bore ur] Satisfactory, to the Missi bing of Boches in effigy has net New Jersay fight fans used to coma| one hand. club convicted of holding fake Later, while walking on the slippery streets of Newark, N. J | marks excopt a scratch under my left | re dacgvers eden ee not one in public, but it ts part of to Now York. Now they can nave| New Jersey will have to depend on| contest | forfeit license and Bobby fell and broke a leg, which made about tho tenth break inghis | eye and a small contavion so ome cide | That ae a anaes eet Meas to show | the daily routs ain the various: cone the laugh on Now Yorksrs, wh Now York, though, for most of thelr| never receive another sanction. \ one that ag a vmmatter of business | hud | tooments about the country. have to come to them. oO wi) tar boxers. Because of inability to Boxers convicted of fake con: Walthour, Oldfield knows when he's through, and he can |My lp ty HOAs WAN, the “teues ene te Furnishing the transports departe me hold professional bouts there, Jorsay) teste shell oo eine offense and accurately diagnose his own case, Barney recently engaged in a three- | Th® next morning 1 took a@ ride) named Richburg: that J had to accept IN& for #rance with athletic equips EW JERSPY'S action tn merely} has developed fow stars during the Her ee Me caualined: tor the heat race with Loula Chevrolet and won, but in spite of his victory ho | oUt the city and visited a lot of my] and go and fight or be ¢ Drea Reka tg One TUR ite we eee another indication of the spirit | Pat Oreo iiwe, who had to quit the| second offen discovered that his end as a race driver was at hand. This ls how he | friends. ‘That is where I played | a coward by the whole world; t W'Neow “york athe” Chat of the times, Boxing, proving | fume owing to poor eyesight. What Rounds limited to eight and explains his decisi ‘L was tired to death In the last five miles. My | lucky, f reached home about dark, | %@8 80" my intention In any w ver, It $s intention of the of great value to the army, encour-}un attraction he would be there now] gloves must weigh at least eiant arms cramped and I could not grip the wheel at all. I drove with my | “Mr, Sullivan," said Mrs. Green,|ine prociamatioe tetera Ona $0 Auld” competitive sparta ae aged and even made compulsory in amplon Leonard, for In-| ounces each. hae left forearm hung across the wheel, controlling It by gripping the tape | “there is an officer here looking for| Lowry. y 0¥s | aly. te furnish the soldiers with agers every army camp, has become A abhor ha gba eit Pf on the wheel with the sleeve of my coat, I got away with it, but Tl | you. He has a warrant from tie] This point of defense, though healthy diversion GREAT AMBRICAN SPORT. eee or nina canted! Stake place. realized right there how It 1s champtons in other Ines lose out. They | wuthorities in Mississippi. THe will be aue, got me nothing. shies nt New Jersey !s leuding, but many | be ex we ot too ur any, offense think they are as good as ever and feel fine until the pinch comes, and | tack pretty goon.” : , After a stay of two weeks in Now | ,,.chiGiko lias Won favor with the Ama other States that have not encour- | the world over, who has been acredit i RAN then they are simply not there. I have beaten the game longer than Bae pretty enon, York, I was informed that a requiai- | fewer than six of the ten erenein Oe fically set forth t aged boxing in the past will very soon| to the sport during his thirteen or) not specifically « any other driver in the business, but I know I was not there like I ‘Well, we will have to get busy,” had been granted by Gov. Hill senior championship will be decided an Ber cner HOnEe lave. tn tact every |ROUrBRN Feat ts ho seen to Rigid physical examination of Used to be In that race against Chevrolet, I was in my home town and 4d to Charlie Johnston, my backer, for my return to Mississippi. 1 was the Winds City. Ph lor 100-yard ing law through, and every live-wire| be fighting even better than he did a contestants, no boxer to enter ring did not want to be beaten, so 1 suppose 1 gave up more than he did, | {auletly slipped out of the house and firrnad, PY Inepectar Tyrnes and conmiiielie for ween re te Governor will sign, few years bi . till declared physically fit by com- but I felt a million years old at the finish, I will go on driving exhibl- | Waited, Pretty soon Johnston sent ho was always a grout admirer of Rewewer Ch as bedn overlooked veginas in course of time New| What an attraction, for Jermoyites petent physician, tions as long as T think 1 ean please the public, but when T can not, T | mo word that he had engaged a spe- mine, and had witnessed all my feeriievanavs Mie pichee oe ‘orkers won't have to cross the Hud-|a bout between their foremost boxer, . == = will quit cial engine and one coach and that Knockout exhibitions in Madison | distance for 20083 , x x C 4 that! Kc : dista zooryard free fon to see a good bout, Burns, and, say, Johnny Ertle, Pete = Square Gard sty wim omen, and the Be Leno: 6 f|ring will be held at that Atlantic we would get out of Louisiana imme- |“ ]'y, ance vile A (O-yard) juni jonship for me i 'O admission will be charged at awit re eae Rete S Const WALETNE place within the noxt diately, Billy Muldoon, Pat Duffy, the bs ae iastnlae aaeeeel Agee a will be detld ‘ot this cuye Pelsey bosaie ths By Mike Cleary, Budd Renaud and foun torney De Lancey Nicoll, who tr - the first big patriotic boxing|. Jersey boasted of a promiaing| few months, nats tor esent- (fA Ni d G ary, Budd Renaud an : Nicoll, who tried) ie ' aiow eld tn ts Bienes tor neavyweighty “Charlie, Weinert, two] The Se ee eer aavae istic News sonn Pollock GM ‘O88sl Kilkenny came up and joined us. {9 have the ease postponed and to lrepre one three years ago, eid e ve J ie 4 4 x ve id ed to ba was le i Bronx soldiers now in the army B word beaten until he ran foul of| without a decision, at clubs where no a | There were also two railroad otftclals clally anxtous to go and see my m ship, ity. pany) H camant. ‘Tt will be held tn the Secon [seater ee Bender careful|iquor is sold. The Hoxing Commis- Jack McGuigan, the well known box-| at the Woonsocket A. ©. of Womsocket, R.1..| along, but I do not remember «heir in Boston, who was very sick at tnt | ian Fealdence to the j En Artilory Romment Armory at | cotta Heil prove'a wig attraction | sion, which will be appointed by Gov, tne promoter of ‘Philadelphia who has| oe Friday night. Demers recently secured the | names, time and not expected to five, Belme | lty by the te Inst your, REsth Birest und Fulton Avenue, Fric|{e Newark, his home town, Edae, will bo unsalaried, Tom Cas- been compelled to retire from the sport| decktoa over Frankle Brown, the local boxer, at refused ball by Judie Morgan, who wos) 4, : i @y evening, Maroh Tole | ANhOHEh, Guth cities aa’ Hoboken, |sidy, the well-known A. A. U. man, | aga result of a serious illness, he having | "%® Commercial A. C, of Boston, GETTING AWAY FROM MISSIS- |the acting Judge upon this ovcasion, 1! Je stationed at Camm 5 Yeoted from the » be| Paterson, J atiak as Hobo Ken eee DIBIy recommmanded OF WS | teen puatchinaker and manager of anel MMIsb. S0Ness. ax boxing instructor et SIPPI AUTHORITIES. consented. to eo back to Missiasippl, | te Assoclution, asking t used to buy athletic equipment for|should. prove bik fight centres, it is|Chairmanship of the commission, | National A.C. of that city for over slx-| te New York A. C., te avtuing lato shaoe st tie I made friends with the engineer | ‘Tourn the advice of my counsel, 86 1] Hat a t 70 yards be are the soldiers. believed that Atlantic City, eape-| Better look out, Jerseyites, for MMO toe youra, hag Just received $1,200 from etre clud for bis ten-round bout with Har ang fireman, and they promised to hit| Quya a cue’ ball conte honinante arceget Benny Leonard will box three| n the summer time, when the| New York promoters here) Haye e kport . >| Iphia | Gre. the Pittaburah alnzaer, at the Moone Club y s | WHAT IT COST TO GET AWAY) Spmnter cantonments around clally { Peer the the Sporting fraternity of Philadelphia it vely for the Alab fi I |New York. Byrne has won f j rounds with Freddy ‘Reiss, Battling |renort Is crowded, will be New Jor-|been many lean days here since the | 1) MTT ME Til ily We MGI) of cleveland on March 11, ‘While MeTizve a a 't UP lively for the Alabama Se eel FROM THE LAW, straight races at Camp Moclelland and Levinsky will come from Camp Dev-|poy'a boxing Mecca, Undoubtedly | spor | fast, clover ponticer, the indications are that he | About foUr,hours wo reached a little Ara ae i gps L SE REY SY! Qeeie. Srna Dev-lney’s boxing cau {spore ag Hee ee eR tine Olymplbi AAs on/sonche BENE thc roan fouran hed a Uttle| | Lstarted back the next morning with | 1 ‘ hin division BRA raalig RRTT ALAR trian | ee ee rareenn ne BER OF SEL RIEYS Hk |Marry Edwards, manuger of tho letter| fad tive bees cr Gate om runing astien | place called Grand Bay, Ala, Welsheriff Childs of Mississippl, in whose | [4° a la regulates Wate ed Indian he velght, — Irish — nanager of the nd heary blows of Gre are a smething | charge I was, Thomas Adams, Hue nds in regulation unitorm : Patsy Cline, Jack Britton, Joe Lynth, =< . started the collection with $100 and! gsaiy yy SaTinieliten lets slips ak alee pce lee blyead Pies tabereiad esPeM neby retro d RAKTa He Nac bo weeiac nie an Dave Astey, Benny Valger, Johnny ight fanw and fighters comtributed| , 242 Welsce. the Brostiva liehtweleht wie | had to be done, Finally we decided |O) rine a tne name of Alatt Clune” | May Bi crowd tien Renee. Ae will Murray, Johnny Dundee, Jack Russo, Eddie Wallace, Joe Mooney, Battling eddy, K. O, Curtis, Willie Jackson, Banus Fields and Sammy Diamond re among thoxe who have volun teered their #¢ and without p: tt O) ra Dig crowd from New Jerae: ao liberally that ¢ att Clun draw a bik crowd from New Jersey hursday and hud no trouble 1] jase deen matched for anotlier acrap there, He| ‘2 £0 on a foraging expedition. We left New York on getting together the above sum, Dur-| was booked uo today by his manager Charley ‘Che entire party bowled into a Ht- | arrived at Jackson, M unday _ Lacut. Andi B. Kelly of the 224 g his career McGuigan staged many | Harvey, to mont Kid Bor tle store where general provisiona|t¢moon at 2 o'clock, where I received |fusunent of Penneyivania, has sent tm ‘ ses 10, Wallace te training at Gracey Gininadum, | nis wife, They were greatly alarmed |my friends there was Col, James {armory Regiment (a thee ae when we rushed in on them, Judg- | Ha Tabloid Review Jim Rice, coach of the Columbia Uni-) studied out » de vices, without money | yorsity crews, Fr word from Kddie | Ol¥ hold harm! ammy Diamond | purnan, prot ulling champion! ‘The Columbia Club strenathens its tonal ume: monton, who did rything tnjen My wen the 300 has asked the ma ment to let bin ) fet old on. ay by defeating Uh aa at athe | Joe Mooney of this city and Billy Ds Ss GiaWae te, (ntarcnda Ee he ( hd areata have a regular whirl at Astey. Myof the United States and cr neage aa Hold one enletia Chk 4 of the | atre Louis thie wovk giving boxing exs| St, Paul, featierwelahts, have featiy ing from our appearance, I suppose |D!s I wor to Intersede with the Gov. t pa established j The men will all be matched up to|houncing hia retirement from the sport.) Oil yy interclaub sauash ten ui rring mactner, “Soort" Sule | eured to clash in @ ten-round go at the South they were afraid we would run off| Sane but up at the) ted the plok of Amo 5 andor M An wars House, The Sheriff, who had { Amor- make the bouts aa closely contested |Durnan for several years was pionship of the Metropolitan ‘an chy of that | Und A, C, of Stamford, Conn,, on the night of |with the store ATED Gh Hibs WAS: ALLIES feller ane ance men lading Ae nrssible, ‘There will also be some | Rlce's charge and nt one time they con | tourgament on the Colunbla ¢ diy. bas’ been ton . fs ciate | March 12, Defoe tae fought Home good bation) sooing the chance of somo food | had fulfilled bis contract and kent his ort af Pounaeiene Hy wrestling and vaudeville, Billy Gib. plated & tour to Australia. “Durnan Pi round bout with Ge nents | in Connestiout, and wlem Mooney is in the bene | BOC hance of sc Sa nan ier i lof th raity of De ania an pon aay's the only thing necesrary to | as held the chumplonshin of the Aimar | | The, Columba tit weigiit, until De aigst. Comer was | Of shana, he Us likely to art outcoiated by him, (Alipping by, I decided 1 would iatro. | Word win me wtating that I should | Bills 3 tain of the Princeton make it a huge success is that the | Ca? Conlnon any i the New York Univ Perfectly satisfied with the posiionewent as. it ay self, acy t - | se f ‘ak his racing bow at Detroit. je 2 Dan aannanlich bee pregnant A match has practically been arranged between payne Th day the lawyers had the Pepe ne Seek ONL Aad ARS UNG as wavaak's ENE) RG! Hie Morningside BETenNeioY 2 ie to tai for the wera, | gy Arete Yas pectcaly ben arranged, rete SVT am John Yn Sullivan,” ¥ said, | trial sferred to. Purvis, Mise,, | New Weat Side A, ith Receps Le wai ol jade! 8 I 0 middleweiglt. ‘Th v0 Deen nd we nee hi o ent," ‘ore the crime was supposed . ‘ for that one evening Lowis are likely to moet on the wre Nahver to be | New Cantlo middleweight. Tre men hare been 1 we need something to eat, | where the crime was supposed to have ~— at within the t two or three we Staten Island Academy added to its xing at the | offered @ bie percentage of the receiits to batt Are you the ‘man that just won| been comm ed. On the firat trial NCH in a while the dear old a, | and the season's enviable basketball record tn | oy ‘ yn of | fF 2 & twelre-round bout at Youngstown, O that fight over in Mississippi?" asked | they sentenced me to jail for one ; oF Z O14 A.) Aixcuasion has arisen, will not be b eusily, defeating hel that State was , vneawwe | AS Grok pager has alwady accomed the terms, the man in wonder, Being assured | year. V Dealed from this and the A, Us: does ‘something really (iro sow tae Hin FAUSSeG Foe peteatye ete (o il KN, de DY | citen by Kagan fi aneeime | it ts alfhowt certain Jimmy Dime wil do Unewise Of that fact, there was nothing too | cA y versed by the Suprem funny, Out in Chicago the A,| ‘Strangler’ Lewis. Zby sat MAMTA GE: 7 fe hie tenround t Veen Lotte | for Chip, ‘Tue bout is slated for Merch 14 of 15, Rood for us. We waited around th - ! ALU, has declared a girl swimmer a | aM, yay ative my John Lange got off to a good start In| silwauk on Veb, 7 and drcilat to hand ont | Owing to the fact thwt His right ear, wh store until the fast express came ally cost. me $18,070 to ot ont ation, and “professional,” and hus bovred her|myseit I will not ask him to bar the|the Clans ( metronol 182 Dalkline | the seme vunisnuemt ww him thal Dall icaer “ast easily: ieacthae acta (hie onset alo, and, deserting our special |of that fx nat} Sitrain 1] attended, } from competing in amateur events, | headlock, which he talks #0 much ubout, | champl hip by i AORUDE Jaan JACKET | Downer. Thitadelkia: Git Gob sbedl no! ation enonie to [40% the whole crowd boarded the | do vay ENS st Ad th repute | ze Many because whe “posed for the motion | Thovsh he defonted me wih that Mt Ay faltiard Academy lust night, | ~ e him to tako nart in bouta. Paul Doste, tho #!@eD > akat wie sal SaHatnn hace Ge deomn AR ee ohuny pictures os a swimmer n the recent tourname i Philadel 1 waiterwoirht, haa been forced to eal off teoundly that ninby and was.) S6rie t chapt 4 . Higers, Wate I suppose that on the same in- A " two more bouts which ble manager had waagnd | 1U8t Congratulating myself on a nar- | (The next cleaner Wil appear tor Joe Mooney, volved course of reasoning the A, A, day niaht tor bum, row escape when I heard a commo- COW Sam U. wovld regard Mary Pickford as a @ rafters, the arose — tion in the back of the car, We had \ hohy Mee professional 1 trienne because being $3 It la loaned from a rellable sonrce that Harry reached J ‘Tenn, after a rido ke Ont Sattor, ashville, ) eon from of Tres she walks across the screen, or Hartley 10 t cant, | Lawarde, owner of the Oomoie A. of 1 Hie of fourteen hour 1 was dozing into By H., March 6 | conqueror Charlio Chaplin as a professional - ehgesypetserth tod gouk Met, |detohia, on hearing that dack McOuigan was too another When 4 hand graspe Boston knocked it ane weight thrower because he heaves a] DETROVT, atichs | March 6-7 /CLASS A BILLIARD Jey drew down 83 I to ends te affair ot the National. TOURhLY ay 4 y Crosby, middleweight chainpion ove en t pie. Henry Clarkson of Boston won his offered Jack $7 for hie club and a contract “What Is your name?” the intruder he navy, {n tWo rounds here last! pr the ne t first game in the Class A national ama+ TOURNAMENT STANDING, | '20 My0» mansaer of 1 Che | fie: inet, gard at) AO 8, wees a. eteree, #8: St] amanda’ ‘ mes ae: { It's said Jack Miller might | billiard tournament whe n he de | — = jaa iegey = es i 2s aan | Olrmola A. AL Jack tumed dowe Edwards's ty name is Task The von,” 1 have managed the Cardinals this 4 Charles White of Brooklyn, Web, mat, [todar to which he stated tnt the X-ray ple: | of = jeep fae Bee ik | Jia tb abe daae ba Ito" Sos. C. Hedden, Dowagiac.... 8 1 24 | {rts tasen of bie 41 in Ontoamo | Georgie Brown, one of tbo moat promising local hat don’t go,"" he replied, "I thinie 4 season if he hadn't joined the NEW HAVENT Conn, March 6—! Corwin Huston, Detroit, 8 1 74 | shane: that: she Pca > Wilh] poduote until the termination of the Frawiey YOUF name is Sullivan and IT have a f 4 Marine Corps as a volunteer |he Yalo five saaily conquered the |p? Nap =p ind is not be abe ty bos ain for wo _ RNR | lw, erm to find it band to aamize work in ube Warrant for your arrost 1 stoutly . peas 4 Columbia baxk In an intercoll . Milburn, } his, 2 teers Ah, Bia receay. Daitle y town, ble manager, Wille MAintained that My name was IF YOUR BAC ( | Miller saya he'd rather fight [Coli ie game, by a ecore of 3h Chas. White, Brooklyn. 2 2 7 |" 2**! x ndere, haa finally opened nego ih Jack Thompson, but it didn't go \ A » i than do that. Jat not were the Visitors in the J Y ae i9 ) core snus: | Hanlon, matchmsker of the Olst a a ot, L was carried to the jail, that looked | . a running, for the Yale forwards had} D,McAndless Jr4Chicugo 2 2° 49 | 00 soni! of he sa Frpk | iiiladelphia, to have Brom box eitier Eddie More like a rat pen than anything | neem ft CK DILLON's dof thelr "eyes riveted on the baskets! 4’ imate, Milwaukee... 13 89 | hens Yeicran! Alle Nat a oo Me™ | O'Keefe, Marry Smith of Dretou Brown tore el86, The Jail was filled with negroes | | Be you feel tire and» “ 5 taknae ee ; A HION's defeat by Harry) yop spRINGs, Ark, March 6—| [, Hf. Clarkson, Boston..1 4 5. | Youn ¢ Mike Whalen of Bt Taal qe, | thet etub on March 18, and whites, and many of them had | 70% nervous, and, jrriten| wmediacely “a iteeled, } Grob marks another step in the|Racegoers at Oaklawn’ Park had a J i k. rely y Maltimore “A.C. of Waltimore | Dre Aster will cevlalnly be» busy boy betore| ROL, NER too careful fs to their baths Unreated feeling whon you inconventer ur #sntom withook ) slump of a fighter who was once scare when the Sheriff of Gurland —_ Jeo-night. Whi Glasmnan, who looka a * sete Lagi es ore The Chief of Police had an office in| morning? Dixy. spella? ii not inute, Go ¢ 1 e’any that ever wor x ounty, in Which Hot Springs !8|season has been announced as follows: |tars of Lew ‘Tendle mint te af | he leaves for Hoaland. where be is ming to n-| the building and I vas taken before {8 the mouth” backache, ‘pain or |druguint and Bie" ney, (eg PUM 1 Y peer of any F wore & glove, | joc.ted, visited the track In company | Sept, 28, Middlebury henectadys (on kcode Wasi Lose In. bots 4 flahter, | gage in fistio combat with Jinmms Wilde, Joe him, My backer, Chariio Johnston, | tere distress when ‘crinatinen moody, | Or Capa MODAL ‘Sanstome The height of Dillon's career came| with several persons who have at-|Oct. 6, Wesleyan at ctady; Oct. |" oa trun Fad Beer | Jacobs, bis manager. wee 19 revels of'¢ lon was the only one of my friends to re- | cloudy urine or wediment? All these Im: |renowel. a visor a 8 i when he whipped big Frank Moran, |tempted to have the sport stopped /12, Amherat at Behencctady; Oct [IEE S00 SOREL MRE SER OHA ERS 0h Mae wire seetemiay from Cole Watson, the toring main, and he certainly was a friend | cate gravel or atone In + oF have cure Pr contiage enithe, 7m After that long service in ring and here. They watched everything cionely | Willams at Williamstown; O« day oi promoter of Reading Pa. and matched Dave to in need, Ho hustled out and secured | glways in’ yout. aysieme Willen aro jur two Capsules euch day wo tee net ee® y training camp began to show in re- | Put failed to find any Violations of | York University at Schenectady; ocho with Jiminy Papas, the Gre in ne ° ted ou , always, jin your aystem, have” uituckes | in t elm nditton, wad ward cee bi > ‘© | the law, and returned to the city Polytechnic Inatit Mich at banta eho has | tam simian. be Mee vile oe teh city two of the best lawyers !n Nashville, | your kidneya, lq at future attacker aioer elf { @ueed Aghting ability. Dillon has | ag Nov. #, Columbia a re Joe 19a three ities, ia] Maron 1 Vann Gamnte a After a lot of legal wrangling they rem Yo Gan Soraatae oH rans | do not help you. Ask fortes Sgone back, but it will be long be-| SCHENECTADY, N. ¥., March 16, Hamilton at oa Vaal Desiers, the nrowlaing 200 faut out aL tae New Waa Bide A” O° tonk ma before Judge Allison of A pocka weniiv inte the wale and imine | and Thue be eure di Lt MEDAL ramet fore be is forgotten, Union College football achedul I bamiemmegut of Massachusctie, lor bweire rounde feiberweaht. Wo act as ius soarrina patna: Writ of habeas corpus, Ho was very ef the Kidbeys, and the Lite poleenous!|—AdvK ~