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The evening world., 1912-03-22
Individually Members Have Given
$1,000 and New Subscription
List Now Reaches $1,000
More.

A LTHoUGH the New York A. c.
~ board Of directors has decided
to give nothing out Of the club
treasury toward the FUND to send q re-
preventative American team to the
forthcoming Olympiad at Stockholm the
members Of the club will contribute a
largo amount on their own account.
Individual members have already dom
ated 5000 n a subscription 10 now
being .aken UP among the other men,
bers that already amounts to over
81 900. aud will probably be much larger
before It Is finally turned over 70 the
olympic fund committee.
The action of the board Of directors
In deciding not to draw on the treasury
for the money to contribute. said Bar
tow 8. Weeks to-day. was probably due
to a question as to whether the board
had authority to do 30. II is also stated
that Its action may rave been taken
in line with the policy Of retrenchment
recently adopted by the Organization.
Members deny the report that It II b.
cause the club does not desire to sup
port the team that will - sent to
Sweden and pointed % the large amount
already contributed me club through
Individual members a. refutation Of the
story.
A check Of 800 has just been received
from A.. q. 6palding & Co.. making the
amount Of money collected 30 Far 81 .0c0.
Word has Just been received from
Stockholm that the entire lumber Of 20
900 seats have already been sold. and
there Ia such . demand from those who
want 70 see the Olympic games In July
that an additional grandstand to seat
10000 will be built.
Secretary James f. Sullivan Of the
A. A. u. has just received from the
Swedish Committee the daily pro-
gramme Of events at the Oiympiad
Two Of the biggest vents are scheduled
for Sundays and this may keep two OF
Americas best athletes. George Bonhag,
the great distance runner. and Fred
Thomson. the all-round champion. out
Of them. These two athletes have reli.
gious scruples against competing or
Sunday. which means that BonhaS
may not u In the 10000 metre run
scheduled Sunday. July Z. while Thorn
son may not take part in the Penthalor
on the same date and Ave events OF the
decathlon. scheduled Sunday. July Il.
Results Of strength tests made among Prince
tons students since the opening Of the coleS
croft. head 81 the new department. OF physica
education N Princeton University, 5.H, Jewett
, The next two strong men are II, Il. Lawrence
II, 3,g9l pounds. and ID. g. Orbison. ~. 3,0il
pounds. These records are taken among tn
thres upper elias ss only. aud arr ne best anon
los students who underwent the test.
On the fourth day of the International amateur
billiard championship tournament at Paris, "
Alfred Mortier, the French champion, beat VI
Maura Of Belgium. 400 to 90. The winner
average was 1904. while NJ, Maura's was II. NJ
! France 400 to laA; NJ. d'Arsn,iere Of Franc
heat NJ. Artus. 400 to 2ss. D'Arantiere's s,el
ago was IL. IL. ~. Artus's s.72.
DR.. Arthur y. Brides. 1909. who was assistai
= coach Of the Yals football team last fail. Id
! signed a thres year contract 20 cosch the team
the Massachusetts, Agricultural College at Amhen
The evening world., 1912-03-22

view" i. a c. C.. a.. a'' Is s.o Found ,s.ns,, j. fSs sss . sss,sg
By rrferss. y. Coniirey. Union settie,n roppsd
A., c.. In one pund. by q knockout.
t26-Pound Glass.
Second Rcurd.-.Phiiip spishen. Educational Al.
lance. Debated l, uavh.. sheridan A. ii. in
thre. rounds.. Judges' decision. Jane. Nusrn,.
Isuitet 4. O.. debated Peter j. Lswics' IL
Ss''r r,, =; Al - ss'op S fOand; Boz, :tcppsii
j. zSeisrmsn. Eiucstionai Alliance drew bs snd
t36-Pound Glass.
r~,sl,min.y ROund:.Ji Gslssh.1. Nov ws,,
G Nam s s.Ss q oi,s vi h Aoa.. snS s.ss.,.s q j ;iI,s rG %,T;
q y. Peters A. A.. In three pundS JUDGES
Henry .bir.pn. New. Polo A. A., defeated J.
surchi, Union Settlement A.. O.. In four rounds
MS,sre''' dsc'''0o after judges had disssvsd
146-Pound Class.
Preliminary Round.-F. williamson. Bnot,yr
Central =. n. O.. A.. defeated Joseph Hurley
taulist a. T.. In two rounds by knockout,
156-pound Class.
Semi. Final Round. William Barrett. Harlem Y
~. g. A.. defeated Ransom Read, Elisabctl
y, NJ. G. A.. In two rounds. bout stopped b.
Arthur Sheridan. Trinity A. C.. drew . bys.
Heavyweight Class.
Charlie. J. Benz, Hartley House, defeated Emer
~. Paine. Mohegan A. O., In four rounds
Lhtra round ordered by refsrs after jids,
| W.. spensier. Union Settlement A. c.. defea,e,
Hsls,edt swan, Irish American A. c., In thre
! ntinds. Bout stopprd BY rfcree.
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W0luert0n Says His Team
Will ShOW Lots of Speed

ana Chase. Cree. Hartweli and Dolan
can also step lively around the bases.
uardner Is not SO slow by any means,
out tho first i've have the speed. which
VIII count immensely In getting runs
over the plate. I think they will ba
as Just named unless / can see q chance
for improvement"
'How did you like the looks Of your
club?" Wolverton was asked.
well. / never make predictions as 70
what we are going to do. but I think
l have started on right. The spirit Is
there and the men are working hard
and together. ! have a good bunch O.
ball players with which to begin my
first year In the big league. and that's
the reason l think II will be a success.
we hav q good pitching star,
which Is the main strength OF any bal.
club. on paper there doesn't seem u
be q hurting corps In the league which
has anything on ours.
II like mo looks OF the !I!lltops, and
think that we will be well up IN .he
front all season."
rr. Thomas A, Rrys u the Crescent Athle,i
Club won the chaml,i. rship foils of the Lon
Island Division q the Amateur Fences Lcar,
OF America at the Crescent 4. g., winning scvsI
bouts out Of eight In = round robin tournsmen
OF nine contestants.
The evening world., 1912-03-22
Weeks Denies N. Y. A. c. Has Refused
to Contribute to Fund for OIympian Trip
Daily Programme of Events for
Olympic Games at Stockholm

Thursday. July li-Putting the
weight fright and left hand. fnal).
200 metres nat (inal heat). Kilometres
hurdle race (trial hests). 10000
metres walking race (nnai).
Friday. July drumming broad
Jump (inaD. throwing the discus.
best hand (nnal). 400 metres race. nat
Or!al heats). team ace. 800 metres
(trial heats).
Saturday. July l3-Standing high
Jump (inal). throwing the discus
fright and left hand. fnaD. 400 metres
nat (flnal heat). team race (3.00O
metres. final heat).
Sunday. July 14~-Throwing tho
hammer FnaD.' Marathon race
40e,0 D metres. nnaD. relay race
Q.+Oo metres, heats). decath,on tirst
day).
Monday. July l5-Relay ace 0.Soo
metres. finaD. cross-country race
5000 metres), decathlon (second day.,
hop. step and Jump (final).
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Halstead Swan Harshly Beaten
in Amateur Bout at
N. Y. A C.

HaistsaA Swan, . young society mar.
member OF the select Crescent A. c. Of
Brooklyn and reported to be worth the
provsrbiai ton Of money" tried to
corral Some fstic fame At the amateur
chamoionship boxing bouts 1t the New
York A. c. last night and was subjected
10 rather harsh treatment. For hghting
purposes, Swan was entered from the
irish-American 4. c.. after having zone
through . course Of instruction from
Sailor Bur&s, who incidentally was
beaten last night by Bob Mona at the
National A. c. Swan Ia . heavyweight
and drew . husky youth. william
SpaH sler. Of the Union settlement A. c..
a. his opponent.
From start to hnish spihgisr handed
II to Mr.. Swan In double doses and
showed him up something terrible,
Risht hooks 60 the Jaw and wanops TO
the body were Swans share throughout
the three rounds. Swan landed about
four punches all told and was AL tn
At the end Of the third round.
Outside Of this bout some OF the best
boxing seen In any amateur boxing
SENT finals. Every bout was bitterly
contested, with the result that there
wore numerous kpockdo Sns and knock.
outs during the three and . half hour,
tnat the sport lasted. The finals will bs
held tomorrow night. The summaries
1oSPound Glass.
Semi. Final Round, !. Matt Doonap. psultst A
EeadAs. judges. decsion.. u, kcths, y,
rsnnsSt 4 G. IN third round. Kohn's clair
116Pound Ctass.
eAi.y1nAl Round,-A, vitele,e. Il, Barhdc
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Saturday, July s-Throwing the
javelin, 10000 metres flat (trial
heats). 100 metres flat (trial heats),
800 metres flat (trial heats).
Sunday. July 7-Running high jump
(heats). 10000 metres flat (final heat).
100 metres fiat (nnal heat). 500 metres
fiat final heat). pentathlon.
Monday, July STUNNING high
jump (hnal heat). standing broad
jump (inaD. relay race Zoo metres.
trial heats). walking race 10000
metres, heats).
Tuesday. July 9-Throwing javel!n
bright and left hand, final). $500
metres fiat (trial heats). 5000 metres
fiat ttriai heats). relay race ZOO
metres, final heat).
Wednesday. July l0-Pole vault
(fnaD, putting the shot (best hand.
fnal). 200 metres fiat (trial heats),
1900 metres nat final heat). 5.00(
metres nat (lnal heat).
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on Way to Louisville
For Series of -Four Ball Games

.sre TO have iet San Antonio lss, night. but a.
us Southern Pacific Flyer was two hour late
they were forsd 70 take the second section.
when the INST section rsched seguin. about forty
miles from Ban Antonio. It jumped Q trsi lie.
tbs section barring the ball players was flaxsed
IN the nick II time. hut the sudden stopping Of
the train jostled the players NJ badly that Jack
Meihnes again srrained his injured ankle. II
was nine houIs before the train started and as
. result the game between the Athletics and Gal.
weston team had to BE- cancelled.
Charles Comiskcy. president Of the Chicas,
white sox. hu Just returned TO Chicago from
Texas. where he Watched his players go through
their spring training. lie aid that all the men
are In good physical condition and that Manager
Callahan 10 very much pleased with the showing
VI some q his youngsters. Comisksy further
stated that Fournier appears to have qualities
which may make him . second LAJoie.
Cold weaths and the frozen ground has been
rcsponsbls for the opsias game Of the ,eric,
bdwsen tho St. LouA Cardinals and the ~.
Lous Browns at ~. Louis, being p~o,tponet
frm yesterday until March 30. The teams vii
continue training in the South for another week
The evening world., 1912-03-22
W0lgast Barred
Because Jones
Asks Too. Much
Looks Now as If Lightweight
Champion Can't Get Fight
in Los Angeles.
BY John

OAlXv
Ad Wolsast will not be permitted to
fight at Vernon. Cal. as long as he is
under the management Of Tom Jones.
This announcement has Just been made
by Tom McCarey. the fight promoter OF
Los Angeles. Cal. who promotes all the
battles at Vernon. McCarey offered
Wolgast a guarantee Of 3i2.50o to fight
Joe Rivers on July 4. but when Jones
asked for more money McCarey called
OF the bout and Informed Wolgsst that
he would not give him . bout while
Jones managed him.
Although Eddis McGooty was ready 70 90 70
San Francisco sad fight the winner Of the Frank
kAusJack Dillon fight next month. It looks nov
a. though he will not get that chance for at
lesst two or three months. Jim Cdfroth.. who was
20 have staged the bout. las sent word TO Nc
Goorty to the effect that ne.her klaus nor Dlion
will agree 60 meet him pext month. - they both
claim their hands ere In too poor . condition.
Johnny Kile.n., the te~asnerve!eh., champion
S.t'Is i.r the asa,hsr%sIsh' sns%piOr:hiD e." !,
Htlsn in Cleveland on july, l.. but be turse,
4 down. ~ be said he had promised 10 CIV
Tom McCarey this match.
taken another fighter under his MANAGEMENT. Tls
| fighter Ia Soldier kerns. the brooklyn heavyweight
| Who stoplsd Jim toifey in one round at tho Ne,
Polo A. A. and has won several other battles h
! quick knockouts. boag signed kerns to . ~fve.yea
4 contract today. as he Ia OF the opinion that Kern
will make a great heavyweight In q few years.
Philadelphia Jack .o'Brien has lust signed JAG
Mctjarren, the middleaeish, 81 AlentJwn, 10
tcn.y,ar CONTRACT, IA his manager. According I
The contract. McCarren must not drink or Anus
ff,ecu fights a year. Tie first two yean ND
cEarTen VII. receive %. 900 each year for. his en-,
H%mps TO 1000. the third two. year, 5000 Il
fourth two yean 81. 900. and the fifth tw, year
$50. 900.
The evening world., 1912-03-22
Sailor Burke's cIinching Tactics
Enable Him TO Go Limit With
Bob Moha.



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s YT begins to look very much a. |
the people who hate good. cisal
= = sport and want to have the Frawle
q law repealed no that We can 20 bac
70 the old chaotic and irresponsible syf
ten OF extraordinarily" boxing. wi
~ disappointed. The ~anti-boxing meal
ure passed the AsseUbl. but In IN
senate It has been refssFeo to ths Code
Committss. where II Nh orObabay de
natural death when one Legislature I'd
$eurnS. NhN
Tho Frawisy Law 10 . greater succs,
than It's best friends thought Il woul
~. The commission has regulated n
mort % SUCCESSFULLY that ali or near
an Of the obtseuonsnss features ha,
bssa removed Boxing y New Yol
. sssr ma pee" oe'o
In INV 0nfnfnn tina nAnDIA .hA RaO.
The evening world., 1912-03-22
Highlander Manager Thinks
His Players Will Be Well
Up in Race All Season.
especial TO The Evening wofid.D
Atlanta, Ca. March -


<<YWYE will have Q fast lot OF ball
wv player. in n: H%isa,:nS %
lineup" said Manager VOL
verton while talking baseball last nigh.
Il don't think q team In the league VIII
have 1t on us for speed. and that helps
a great deal In establishing q winner.
I never was a believer in hard luck
and good luck in baseball. A good team
will have good luck and . bad one VIII
have the bad luck.
II have been watching the batting
order with a keen eye In order to get
tho men placed right. I think this Is
another thing which a ball manages
should slve careful consideration. 1t
takes n good deal Of study to place your
men In the proper position in the bat
ting order. and that's what I am try
Ing to do. It's hard to get the right
men to lead of and to. place rhe others
so that they will work with each other
to the best advantage.
"Now about the speed. Harry VOL
ter Is a fast a and so are Daniels
The evening world., 1912-03-22
Training Season Has Been
One of the Most Disappoint-
ing in History of Club.
BY

Marlin. Texas, March e.
THE Giants break camp tonight.
and 20 far ms Marlin Is concerned
the training season 10 over. The
team Of Regulars leaves for Dallas to-
night and after playing there for two
days will start on the long trip to the
East.
The Colts left Marlin last night as a
kind Of vanguard and will attempt to
entertain the Texas League teams until
the big show arrives tomorrow. The
youngsters will stick with US for two
The evening world., 1912-03-22

60 Johnny RiSoans Il going to rvs
Abs Attsu . return match. Al any
rate. Kirbsns b given credit
~ his eonAdsucs. He seems 70 b q
seeeed Battling Nssoa N thaA Bat
always gave his victims return matches.
Wen ~ now whsthsr % not there Il
anythins u Abs's scheme 70 loss the
~ ~ ps-sashiisA his vsniag psp0.
49, = rtes'ns Y - fHasA
The evening world., 1912-03-22
Brooklyn Society Youth
Failure as O. PuqiHst
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At New Polo A. A.-Del Bruno Of
Chicago W. Young Dyson. ten
rounds.
At Carlyle A. c., Rid8ewood-
Knockout Brown W. Knockout Jack
O'Donneal. ten rounds.
At oueensborough A c., Long
Island Cty-YounG Terry ". Kid
Rose. ten rounds.
Matches Arranged.
BIZ watkins Va. Black Bill, Royale
A. c.. Brooklyn. ten rounds, to-
morrow night.
Al. Kubiak W. Jim Savage, ten
Dunds. Long Acre A. A.. March q.
The evening world., 1912-03-22

TIE worlds champion Athletics can conad.
t,snssivn Q lucky bunch Of tsiltossen. Tn,
The evening world., 1912-03-22

<<YVYE will have q fast lot OF ball
wv players In the Highlands:
u.a~n .aId VOL.
The evening world., 1912-03-22

IAp %'''.. white It, I''e es.. ~ nss'i s:.. Az:
The evening world., 1912-03-22
NSmDhis. Tenn. March a.

NsmDhis. Tenn. March a.
RA1tA0ER BILL DAHILcN and his
IV Brooklyn National League team
@se have LETT here and are nov on
their way to Louisville. where they are
slated to play four exhibition games
with THAI club beginning tomorrow.
Dahisn and his men got an early start
for their new pasture ~ = consequence
OF the heavy dowapour Of rain all day
yesterday. thereby preventing them
from playing the iooi team In the ANAL
Nj Of their series. Wheat. Hummel
and Reilly. VINO have been on tho hos
pitsi list. are getting along nicely and
are expected to get back In the game
within . week or ten days.
Ths worlds champion Athletics can conad.t
tssnsslvo Q lucky bunch Of tsll,ossen. The,
The evening world., 1912-03-22
%5 z%S BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK zo ESTTF
EDITED BY ISL
ROBERT EDGREN
GIANTS BREAK CAMP
AT MARLIN TONIGHT

days and then light out on their OWE
hook for q transforming trip through
the gasoline towns OF the EAS0 They
Will join the Regular squad at Baltimore
and the whole shooting match Will 90
into New York On April 6.
As n nlghtcap to q training season
that has been one OF the most disap.
pointing in the history OF the New Yorh
club the bright sunshine which had
cheered the athletes on for the past
week suddenly disappeared yesterday
morning and a norther set In Just In
time to cast a gloom over the departure
OF the National League champions.
Though the Colts have one on 10
Dallas for battle under tia 1issdprsh0
OF Charlie Hersog. weather reportS FROM
up there say that II will be almost kms
possible for them to play.
notwithstanding the many difficulties
encountered II the way of weather Me-
Graw says his team 10 In fairly, good
shape. and that ne Is no worse az than
the others. He had such good luck In
the past that he isn't disposed to kick
at this one turn of the wheel.
The pitchers are all in shape.i any
way. and for that reason alone There 10
no kick coming. .nee
SIG RUDE EVANS HAS erNokG
OF HARD LUCK. SIS ,
Big Rube Evans, the left-hander wha
looked pretty good for q regular berth
ten days ago received a telegram yes
terday to the Effect that HE brother
had die in Illinois. 1t would b i'm
possible for him to get there IN time for
the funeral n he has decided to stick
to the cam, On top Of that sad new 4
he heard a rather discomforting rumor
/, last night 10 the effect that III was 10
be left IN Dallas with that club for tbs
coming reason. Evans played there
last season and he about ready
to buck out OF harness and refuOo Il
go back to his old stamping ground
when McGraw told him that no had
made no decision In the matter a. yet
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-30
CHARLTON.

Miss Hazel Baker, formerly of this
city, was married at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene $. Baker
in Santa Anna, Calf, on Thursday
evening, to Cecil DuBpise. Her many
Charlton friends will extend hearty
congratulations and good wishes.
". F. Hatcher who with his wife ex-
poets to move to Springfield, ILL.,, in the
near future, was given pleasant sur
prise by his G. A. r. comrades Friday
evening. Light refreshments were
served and general good time was
had.
Mrs. Jennie H. Mayberry of Indianola
has been visiting in Charlton with Mrs.
Amanda White and Mrs. Guy Graves
while on her way east.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Campbell are
the parents of daughter. born recent
Miss Jennie Garrett of Marysville,
Mo. is visiting in this city with her
sister Mrs Harry Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gurwell have
been enjoying visit from the former
cousin, Will F'ilson and wife of Van
Buren, county. who are on their way
home frosu . vSStern trip.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-30
ENDEAVOR TO SECURE
$500 MEMBERS

Des Moines, Jan. 29.--The campaign
of the political equality club and the
mems league for woman suffrage to
secure $500 members in Polk county
for the two organizations was inaugu.
rated here today. The clubs seek a
constitutional amendment for equal
suffrage for women. H. G. Cue, secre-
tary for the mems league, will be an
active leader during the campaign.
Members of the organizations assert
that candidates for state offices will
have to declare themselves on the
suffrage question. The plan is to get
an ante-primary pledge of support
from each candidate, and to support
every man for the general assembly
who favors woman suffrage.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-30
LIBERTYviLLE.

John Fry Of Oakland, Calf, is here
visiting friends and relatives.
The Royal Neighbors installed Of
ficers Monday at the regular session.
Mrs Charlie Hull of Batavia is Wis.
iting her grandmother Mrs Hattie Fell
here.
The K Of p. lodge will give their an
nual supper Monday Jan. 20.
Rev. Paul McBeth Of Des Moines
prea ched at the M. E. church Sunday
evening.
Mrs. vina Mason will move in with
Mrs. Cornell next week.
Mrs. Tullis was visitor In OttumWd
Saturday.
home here.
Mrs. G. vaught and children are Wis
iting with her parents In FAIRFIELD.
Thornton Fordyce left Tuesday for
Washington as delegate to K. Of p.
convention
Anna Miller has returned to her
home in Indianapolis. Ind, after visit
at the Rafferty, home.
Mrs. w. ". Linder was called to ABB
ington Monday by the series illness OF
her mother.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Mt Zion church. Services every
night this week.
CLYDE Morley left Sunday for few
DAYS at West Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Riggs spent Thurs
dav in Fairfield.
Guy BoIey and family have moved
into the Dan Trout property.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-30
PULASKI.

Mrs. Leo Erun and son Harold of
Augusta are visiting relatives and
friends here this week.
Ada and Effie Lantz were Bloomfield
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Lee visited their
daughter Mrs. H. n. Helsel In Bloom
field Monday
w. o. Meredith of Monte Vista, Colo,
came in Monday for a visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Meredith
and other relatives
Rev. w. w. Miller left for Bluffton
Ohio where he will look after the in
terests of the Mennonite college at that
hlace, he being one Of the trustees.
Mrs. E. J HOFFMAN and son Joe were
Bloomfield visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. J. HartZler enter
tanned number of young people al
their home Wednesday evening. a
pleasant time was enjoyed by those
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Prevo were OF
tun1wa visitors Friday.
John Fitzgerald went to Burlington
Tuesday evening to attend the meeting
Of the K. Of Prs.