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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

The Marathon craze is growing, and ehaleiisss
are flying thick and fast. Matthew Malo"oS
mailed his resignation member OIL me Aii-''oU'
Athletic Union to President James Z. sullivan yes
terday and in thus formally joining the proles-
sionaI ranks issued a challenge TO race bohsooa''
the concueror of Shrubb and Dorando, over lhe
Marathon distance for stake OF from sN'V ~
5000 a side.
Tom Eek the former trainer of sLongboat, Is also
out with "A challenge on behalf Of Fred Simpson
the Oiibway Indian, who finished sixth n tne
Olympic Marathon and is willing to accept almost
any terms, so confident is he in the ability OF MS
protege to beat all comers.
Johnny Hayes the hero and winner Of the Olym-
pic Marathon issued his challenge to meet the win
ner of the Shrubb-Longboat race at the track side
on Friday evening, but he is not in favor among
the promoters, and for that reason his chances OF
getting a slight
Longboat, of course, is the mark they are all
shooting at but the Indian has had deal of work
in the last months, and his manager will think
twice before matching him to meet anybody, par
ticularly a four-sided race is reasonably sure
next month.
Matt Maloney, who the Marathon run on
December 26 from Rye Columbus Circle in the
worlds record time of 2:3626 Is, and followed this
up by winning the amateur indoor run in the Gar
den January S from a big field. is almost sure
to be Of the starters in the fourcornered race
He is anxious for a dual meeting with Longboat,
however. and is ready to post his share If the
stakes as soon as his challenge is accepted
Fred Simpson is Isle of Hope, Ga. from
which place Tom Eek his trainer. addressed the
following letter the sporting editor Of The Trib
une.
l see by the papers that there is TO be inter
national Marathon race at Madison Square Garden;
New York, March L, in which il Is stated
Lougboat DOrandO Shrubb and Hayes are 10
start But il does not mention Fred simpson, the
Ojibway Indian Of Hawatha, Canada who ran
sixth in the English Olympic Marathon, when he
defeated Lougboat lie has defeated Hayes in Can
ada ana ShIubb did not gain anything on Simpson
Ia their relay at lle 'IaiGeh ~
willing to match Simpson to ran LOT gboat,
DOrandO. ShrUbD Hayes any distance from hf-
teen miles the fun Marathon distance miles
3S5 yaris-oVer any good track the turf oT hard
board floor or Simpson viii run in the iuterua-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
Runners Affer LongboafS |coIp
Maoney Joins the Professional Ranks and Challenges
Ely Thick and Fast.

tiona Marathon on March Il, the money to be di-
does lso nn m Inn rneF on two three Frthermore simp-
son is willing rot TO accept adoIaT or the gatG Ol
Simpson mas a large following in Canada and Is
conceded to be the equal Of LOngbOat by a good
many of the best judges
The next Marathon race will be for amateurs on
Friday, LincoIn's Birthday, under the auspices OF
Battery B, 18th District Coast ARTILLERY 1t viii
be from Brooklyn to Sea Gate and return, and
wireless telegraphy will be used to send bulletins
to those gathered at the finish. Telephone relief
stations VIII be established every mile, and be
sides mounted police and motor couriers the course
will be patroled by sixty mounted aiIlIei ~ M
from the Sd Battery, y. G. n. Y Two autoihoo'e
ambuances will also be III atteNIdiO0 "
the entire
The honorary committee of the run Is made up
of Mayor Mcclellan, Patrick F. Mcdo"ah pliu %
S CoIer Timothy l. Woodruff. Johh W aiiaiil"H M,
TaTnes E sullivan General c. F. Roe, General Mel
son H. Henry General George W. Nlhgate anu
General James McLeer-
The boom in Marathon running began WIN lne
big race for the Olympic championship in EI'sldi0
last summer, when Dorando collapsed III tie t
Stadium and. after being helped across the hnlsh
line was disqualified in favor of John J. Hayes
The record of the leading Marathon runs since
then follows:
Nov % Madison Square Garden Dora DoTand2 2rgs VS.
Hayes professionap.-Won by Dor'hu'- iiNie
November IS Yonkers Empire city (amategT}- IN
Won bv James T. Crowley, Irish-AmeFican AN
Ietic Club. Time, 2:49:6 % -, l,,dar 1,orando
j.,
vs. Longboat IrofessionaI-Non pY LoNsNo"'
Time, 2;toTo q 70 Re TO Columbus Circle CamateuD-
Won by Matthew Maloney, Trinity Alhlelc OluD
Ilng; 80 Yonkers, Empire city tamatsur)-
Won by Robert Fowler 'unattached'. Ilne
January s. Madison Square Garden (amateHTTl-
Won by Matthew Maloney, Trinity AIile''c N-"O
january TO- Buffalo Hrofessi2naD l,2ngo99' @ vs.
1,oTsnJ1-ZVon by IOugbOat. Time, g. u5:5l 20. e.
HTrT,9rv = Madison Square Garden pIpIes-
sionaD Longboat vs.. shrubb-Won by l-oi'sooa'
iTFe time made by John J. Hayes in the olympic
Marathon was 2:56O2 A-o.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
FIRST LEG FOR GRIEF.
Makes Full Score in Shoot for the
.StOH TrODhy.

Gus Grief the first leg the new trophy
offered by Bob Stou at the traps of the New York
Athletic Club at Travers Island yesterday He re-
turned full score, shooting at twenty-five targets.
The first leg the February cup was taken by
r. VI. Owen, who also the winner of the
weekly shoot for the Sauer prize. The latter event
captured only after a shoot-of, in which C ".
Billings and Dr. Wilson figured The three gunners
tied IN the original shoot with cards OF %. In the
first shOot-off r, NJ. owen and DR.. Wilson again
tied with the same total. Mr., owen was the win
ner Of the second shoot-on by three targets.
Besides the weekly fixtures Mr. Owen was the
winner of the scratch shoot and two Of the clubs
trophy events. J. B. Batterman took the Stevens
cup and G NJ. Thomson trophy event. The
day miserable for high scores. A high wind
swept IN from Long Island Sound and whirled the
bluerocks into difficult angles.
The scores In the isadinE matches follow
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
LYON WINS HAND>ThNNIs TITLE.

W. D. Lyon, the scratch player, won the hnaI
honors yesterday in the handicap hand tennis
tournament the courts OF the New York Ath-
letic Club. Lyon. who has national honors
as a fosman and with the lawn tennis racket
conceded hve 70 his opponent ]. T. Byrnes
Yet although the latter forced the playing through
four sets Lyon came off the victor 10 the score OF
9-25. 25-2l, &-l6 and &-lS- In the opening set
Byrnes very fast, and being a two-handed
man on his handling of the ball he was quicker in
getting into action. so that helped along with a.
high hand of twelve on his second service
hand he the easily.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
HEAVY SENTENCE FOR BooKMAKING

New Orleans, Feb 6.-Mark Boasberg
day guilty of violating the so-caled Locke
anti-ra ling the Suburban Park racetraek
on January 22 and sentenced to pay fine OF
$3.50 and serve seven months in the parish prison
by Judge Prentice Edrington, of the District Court
OF Jefferson Parish.
Boasbmg. who is better known in racing circles
Jack Sheehan.' announced that his attorneys
would take an appeal TO the STATE Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
MANY PLAYERS BARRED.
n. Y. L. Men Unable to Try for
Places on american Chess Team.

D., limiting the candidates for the intercollegiate
teams in the annual cable chess matches with OK
ford and Cambridge to the players of seven uni
a-ersites-N-iz Columbia, Harvard. Yale. Princeton,
Cornell Brown and Pennsylvania-the American
intercollegiate cable match committee has shut the
door in the faces of all other promising aspirants
who do not happen be identified with the in
in the signing Of the rules which will hereafter
govern the Rice trophy competitions, which bear
the signatures Of r.. r. Perry, Of the American
cou,n5ittee and the presidents of the chess clubs
at oxford ana Cambridge The institution most af
fected by this action is New York University,
which has at least two players TO whom consdera-
tion is due In the matter Of selecting interna-
tionaI intercollegiate team.
marches between J. W. Alexander, Of Princeton.
and {. H. Ramsdeli, the Columbia captain. the
winner 70 meet H. Bumberg, Of Columbia, for the
match; and another between ". W PHrshley, Of
Harvard and j. r. Chandler, OF Yale, for the privi~
nIIeI intercollegiate tournament Chandler has
shown himself To be the hest man at Yale by de-
feating all the other members OF the Yale quartet
which played in New York
4 total OF 354 games has been contested by jose
p .Capab!anea. the touring Cuban chess expert
and Of this large number he 345. lost
and drawn 4 The latest advices gave him clean
scores at Des Moines and Newton, Iowa, where he
defeated twenty-five ana seventeen opponents re-
spectlvely.
julius Finn. New York State chess champion
gave an exhibition of blindfold chess against six
opDonents at the rooms OF the Manhattan Chess
club on Thursday night. winning four games
against DR. Douglas and Messrs- Pheian pTeyfus
and Dupre losing TO r. d. Rosebault and drawing
against 0. Field. The ssanes lasted three hours.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
W1ITERS ON JOE DOYLE.
Paurtis also Not Wanted by other
Clubs in Big Leagues.

Abe Nahon secretary of the New York Amer
lean League Baseball club, announced yesterday
that waivers had been obtained Joe Doyle
ar,ope, other players. Simon Pauxtis the former
f2ennsvIvanfa star VINO lost his place on the
Quaker football eleven when it was learned he
had played summer baseball, is also among those
on whom the other clubs have waived their claims
DovIe has been remarkable since his connection
mitch a game than any other known pitcher He
came to the hilltop in 1906 from Wheeling, W Va
and slIt out Cleveland his first game That
remarkable day. anyhow, for Cleveland was shut
ont tvice Walter CIarksOn being the other Yankee
pitcher.
TAoy,ls is remarkably deliberate in the box. Some
aonIe think he does it terrify the batsman, but
I, yas not a scheme terrifying enough to win many
a,,as for Doyle most batsmen simply becoming
irat tient Doyle could not get into condition last
a- and was sent to Atlanta But he failed to
make good even there, and back after a
month.
I,auvtfs fs a catcher and good one. college
cotchers go But Stalugs is we'll of for catchers.
wing one of the best in Jack KlenOw and a
ca1ner in Blair. and probably doesn't want u nurse
tho Quaker along Billiard. who pitched a little
last fall without much success; LoneTgan, Wag-
nan and Damaree other youngsters whom
the Yankees have obtained waivers. while Marcan
ana wagner go back 10 Binghamton.
The National Commission has adjusted ths
tro,,bles that arose between Jersey City and De-
trott oyer the purchase by the Tigers OF La F4tte
Tersev City will not get Kfer. but Detroit must
Day an additional A.59o feE la Fitts
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
INDOOR RECORDS BROKEN ON COAST

San Francisco. Feb. s.-Andrew Glarnes lowered
NJ W. Sheppards indoor half-mile record by two
seconds last night at the games OF the Olympic
Athletic Club. running the distance in 200 20 Her
bert Cheek beat Forrest smlthson In the sO-yard
low hurdles, In 07 "a. record. and smith
son set new figures of 10 seconds iat in the so
yard high hurdles.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
STEVENS CUP-25 TARGETS.
TI'eaD Total Lg'~sr
1T FOX HILLS TRAPS.
S. Bottome Wins T7oo Of Three
Trophy Shoots.

Three interesting twenty-five target shoots ana
special twO-msR shoot were decided at the Staten
Island traps OF the Fox Golf Club yesterday
s. Bott0me did the best work. winning two of the
trophy shoots. C. ". Lembeck the winner
Of the other prize. He made the best run Of the
afternoon. breaking from scratch % out Of pos
sible twenty-five targets.
TIE SCORES follow
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
TIE SCORE 1T HOCKEY.
1mherst and ". I. T. Cage Pnck
once Apiece in Hot Game.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Amherst Mass. Feb. 6.-Amherst tied the Massa-
cbusetts Institute of Technology in fast hockey
game Dlayed on Pratt Rink this afternoon each
team scoring once. Two hVe-mnute periods were
taken TO plav off the tie, but the score was un-
,bapgad O'Hearn played a star game for Tech
noIogv scoring the first goal after five minutes OF
H., billings was strong on the defence.
For Amherst Wyckoff the mainstay or the
team while Sansousi and Washourh played last
- ~ tls forward line Technology far excelled
Amherst on the offence hut the defence Of the lat
Ter even matters up
J,,,at tiers ii
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
vscnTINo REcATTA FoR ToLE Eno

Toledo. Feb. s.-For the 4rst time in its history
the Inter-Elake Yachting Association viii hold its
annual regatta in Toledo. The dates named will
include The week beginning August g. Among the
p.zzss 20 be sailed the catboat class viii
sesflx loving cup, offered By PresdeRt-slect Taft
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
NO CHALLENGE. SAYS JEFFRIgs,

Los Angeles, Feb. 81 have heard nothing
nor anything in reference 20 challenge
from Jack Johnson" said James J Jenries 10 The
Associated Press to-day when asked regarding the
Durported cabling OF E challenge to him from Aus
traila by tbs heavyweight champion.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
NJ l. II. FIVE DEFE4TED
Nezg York University Contra"
Upbeaten Career.

The New York University basketball I'VE - -
Massachusetts Institute Of Techno.osy' a1'--
best OF the New England teams. by S--
to Is at University Heights last nisAl- "a.
New York has not been beaten ~ a..
son and the result OF last nights game adds =
interest 10 its game with Columbia. the oal5
unbeaten Eastern college five. on February :
The summary follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
pATEs FOR WESTERN GOLF TOURNEY

Chicago. Feb, 6-The Western Amateur ue-
Championship tournament will be played over 'as
Iirls ~ the Horrewood Country Club from J1y ?
TO Al The time and place OF the Western 0g-
championship will be announced next wees
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Goals from -Wschenfsit 90 Hle-l rs-xsr -
tS smith %. Dale. Giianskv 67-ii..s il,s- - Wet
CoaIs frcro fouls-Wacheufr,I -. FalNs T.n
yF,rth "a Refsree-J- F. TuoEv. N@T fo'A -
of hafvss-TweRty minutes each
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
POLY PREP. FIVE STILL uNsEATEN

The unbeaten Poly Prep basSeihti - . Ia 4.
the strong Pennington Seminary "'1 v % =
victims yesterday afternoon hy So -. rss siar
7, Ro,reislsr. the Poly Prep forward. was l7
Of the game
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-28
BISHOPS.
tcontinusd fro,lm paRa i,

~ = ~ :
Bishop Joseph 3. j. Berry Banaiito..
bishop Henry 'l sSeilmsysr.s 81:
Louis. No. lt.aaii,S ~ ..s'.:.;s.
Bishop william s: cpSxsa. chi
Bishop 1ather d: Wilson. philaasl-
phia, Pa. ~;
Bishop Thomas b! SssiS sew o..
leans. La. ii
Bishop M1lllsm Z: Anderson. chst.
Itanooga. Tenn. ., Z =. IS
Bishop John /. lNsasissd. omaha.
Nsbs
Bishop wililant Qua okIshs:
ma City. Okla. .-sss
Bishop Edwin h. Hughes, san
Francisco Cal. :: Ssjis. -, 81
Bishop Robert Mcintyre, Sc PAID.
MINI. .....:....,:.. 81 :; : - 4;
While mo- altege lhers certain q IS
nevertheless. ,pfobahle slflst BishSp
Frank NJ, BristoB ot, Bpsne Ayfes.9
South America; win s6s feseiit
Brotherh66d Meeting
one of the ipfg tsatdtss 81 4 the
gathering will be tie. BROTHERHOOD
meeting which VIII BE held. Monday
and the laymsa WHO win attend are
expected to arrive. early. ~ Among
-. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-28
RESrESBER FOREMAN.

W. B. Jones. the retiring. .foremsn
of Mine No. at MonOhgah was today
the recipient OF a Handsome gold
watch, presented 10 him by the en-.
ployes OF the maine. who we're under
the jurisdiction Of Mr.. Jones. dnsins
the years of his faithful service with
the Fairmont Coal Company. !,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-28

Asorean 4 bere from Amos.

s4HA
p Morgan + here from Amos
81 d. Mooney Of Weston, was q
Trsders guest last night
Attorney 4. G. Altizer Of Plftsbnrss
Is IN The clts on hpsiness
Mrs. Edward Holien, Of Oklahoma,
e here the guest Of. her sister. Mr..
Howard White
w. c. Bumsardner was here We'd,
nesday from Lost Greek, Il
b. Boggess CHARLES eofluan and
wade conman were III shtnnstop East
night on business and ssewsns tils
ON aeld:
Dr. Charles Edgar Hegg. dean. Of
the colletfs q Jaw q che state dnI-,
yerstty. was in me city sday on
a brief visit
w. II. Miller OF Par etsbuts. & 4
visitor in the city, - ~ 81 3
George IL Dooiittle.s of Gfaft6h. MAS
city visitor wedhesday !. s;
Paul W.1Ianger IS here from HoI.,
comb. s. ~. " I
William E. Leonard was here.
from Salem Yedlestay looking de!
ter business Of the otiiee OF the sks
sheriff.
Constable WiliLam A Johnson, OF
Brown, spent Wednesday In the
city, $3.50
Justice Moses Il shayar..i M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-28
COUSIN D ii 8; M n GRAFTON.

Constable r. B.. Kidd resolved 4
telegram this morning odhctaR
the death ather home IN, Grafton 81
his cousin. Miss Anna kidd. dangh.
ter Of David o. kidd. OF. that citg.
Her age was; as yeafS. Thes,tnetai
VIII be held 1t HpwesFilie .Ttiaay IL
ternoon. MeInbers Of one family
here win attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-28
sTATE: DRY
For West Virginians at Seat
tie Far IS 10 Be
July %

july 2s VIII he West Virginia Day
Al the Aaasla Yukon Pacific exposi:
hon 70 be held Al seattie washington
The Seattle exposition viii oner 10
West Ytrginlans the opportunity 81
seslng q new country which has ms
dergcne great eyeiopment Ia the last
few years The great northwest The
exposition Is Intended primarily to en-
courage eastern trade.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
WEEKS GOBBLEO UP
BY Ell PASO
Pass City Baseball Manager
Offers Albuquerque Boy Fat
Salary and He Will Wear a
Different Uniform Hereafter

oRubcD Weeks. the idol Of the Grays
baseball tcom. and the apple of Dan
padilla's right eye. is no longer a
rember Of the pitching staff Of inc
Albuoneroue Grays baseball team. so
more Will the Albuquerque rams 50
on the hleachery and veil words of en-
uragcmcu to the tall young s!ea-
moro AS they have been doing for the
mast two seasons. Weeks hereafter
win pitch ball for a new Ell Paso team
which is now being organized in the
pass city. Every member of the team
win be- a paid player and it viii be
supported by popular subscription
among the flns. Weeks was n oi
the first men signed up and ne was
given a good salary to start with.
Weeks went to El Paso last saturday
night with the Grays and pitched a
winning game against the Information
ais 1T Washington park saturday at
|terpoon Two weeks before that nc
won a game from the III Paso White
Sox The fans in the Pass city liked
his STYLE AND offered him a suefficient
induccment for him to remain ana
plav with the nov team. While
weeks salary is not as large as u
might be-. it is a great deal larger than
he got in Albuquerque and he can
not be blamed for making the change
weeks was working With the Gra>s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10

for nothing ana has never received
one cent in salary during the two
years he has been with them. IN fact
there isn't a salaried nan on the G4ays
team. Every man works. and works
hard, all week and then plays ball for
She fun OF II On sunday.
This arrangement, however. can't
last very much longer. and the fans
IN Albuquerque viii soon be called up
GA to either see the team disbandcd
or contribute something towards ii
support Manager Dan padilla has
done wonders with the Grals and ii is
now a baseball team in every sense
OF the word, capable of holding its
own either on local or foreign dia-
monds. 1t has shown El paso that
it can play bah ANA is ready to meet
Trinidad. FL Ptlso or amy asgrega-
tion OF like standing amy old time,
Already managers Of southwestern
teams are after members of the Grays
team and 1t is not at all unlikely th0t
several Of them MAY join other clubs
Before the season is over Salazar. the
fast little third baseman. has offers
from Tl paso. Ration. and a North ID
kota team. Pona, the catcher, has am
offer to so with another team, bat as
vet has not accepted it.
1t is up 10 The lovers Of he spott. IS
FL Paso cam support three baseball
teams. Albuquerque ought to be able
to at least half-support one team.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
A S @ u A r { D { A l.
AND
A @ u A RI M { A l.

Hrre's Il square deal for the people
Vito can't cat q square meal without
Nftor pain and distress.
Go to j. II. p'Elclly co today md
ace a box OF Mt-u-nt tablets. the great
prescription ion Indigestion n stom-
uch troubles.
Take one. or IL your suffering Is in
tcnse, two tablets With or after meals
ana at the end of ten days If you can't
eat a square cal without distress so to
the j. ~ ol,ielly co. and get your
money haek.
That's where the square deal
IN.
nut M-o-na IS really a stomach ur-
builder Of great merit every day the
makers receive more than a dozen
lcttegs from grateful people which
state that aftcl they bad lost all hopa
Mi-o-na cured
The quick ana positive action OF Mi
0-na on the stomach I'M oase' Of gas.
N~atprhrash, sour stomach ana heart-
turn is worth Il loo OF money to amy
sufferer.
why not try Mi-o-na at j II.
O'Rielly eos risk. FIFTY cents buys "A
large box.
T.. -. Howe. Gardner, Mass. SAYS,
n suffered from severe pains IN my
stomach. | tricd different remedies
without relief. after using two boxes
Of Mi-o-na ! feund myself completely
cured
Mi-o-na is sold by leading druggists
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-10
HONOR GUESTS AT
VASSAR C0MMEN CEMENr

~poushkocp-ie n ", June a-Ad-
miral lriu of the laran ra,y and
his Viir dc naronrss tfu were the
quests of honor during tho commence
mont exercises al Nassar tuiay. IN
interesting Incident WAS ,he prcscn-
.iatiou hy thc baroness Ia Vassar col
been given the baroness Dy tn tm-
press of Japan. as a tlkea of her
rstocm- When the empress learned
that the baroness was 90 visit Amerl-
ga. she was Informed that .ne might
give the bowl 10 her colleE il She
so wished