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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

0U1MET SHOWS GOOD FORM.
Makes n ~ and Helps His Partner
to win Four Hail Match.

PiNEHuRsT. N. c., Jan. 27.--National
Open Golf Champion Ouimet showed good
form In this afternoons four ball match
In which. partnered with Donald J. Ross
he recorded a.. the pair defeating pro-
fessionals Alexander Ross and Jack Jolly
by 2 up.
The spectacular plays Of the round wer.
the holing of "A two on the ninth from
well of the green by Alexander Ross. u
brilliant approach which Donald Ross laid
dead for a winning four on the thirteenth
and fine putt which saved the four
tenth in "A halve for Ouimet.
Donald Ross medal of - was the
feature of the round and Jolly was playing
the game OF his life, making the turn in
36. one stroke below Donald and Alex
ander Ross. who tied at 81. while Dumct
recorded n 80. Several hundred spectat ors
constituted the gallery. which followed
from first hole to eighteenth and waited
patiently while the quartet was photo.
graphed. for the day was perfection. with
balmy air. bright sunshine and the Their
mometer just above the 40 mark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
MORRIS COUNTY CLUB
GETS JERSEY TOURNEY


NJ the annual meeting of tho Now lev
sey State Golf Association held hero
Yesterday afternoon the championship
tournament " 1874 was awarded to the
Morris County Golf t'luh ard june I,
and were set as the dates for the event.
The selection Of the Morris Count,
course for the championship was eN.
pected. as II became known some timc
ago that the Morristown club would apply
for the event, and the news bruu-ht GU
nothing but favorable comment from
those interested. Another application w1a
made at the meeting 10y tn, Moutclalr
Golf club. but there was not much of .
contest. the sentiment Of the delegates
present being overwhelmingly IN favor o.
Morris County
Before the dates were fixed the delegates
discussed the adVlsablitv of eNtpndinr
the tournament one day and making il a
four day instead ~ three day afidir
The proposal to add the extra dan was
not received with much favor 1t was
considered that as the tournament will
follow 60 soon after IN" Metropolitan
championship, which lasts four days. and
many 81 the contestants viii play I'm both
events. it would he better plan not TO
make the Jersey event last any longer
than necessary.
The proposal 10 lengthon the tourney
therefore was turned down and In case
Inc field proves To be too biz a one To-
handle In three days as N the past tho
tournament committee will cut down tho
final round from eighteen TO thirty-siN
holes In all but the championship a.
vision
4 resolution was passed providing for
the enlargement Of the year book issued
by the association. In the future II will
contain In addition to the Information
that now H. published IN IL the playing
lengths Of the courses Of all the clubs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
TWO OF JOHN BULLS
SUBJECTS THRASHED
Moran Quits After Low Punch
by Shugruc. and Dundee
OutclasScs O. Ncill.

John Buli received two ilckings In Mad
ison Square Garden last night, when two
of his subjects. owen Moran and Sapper
OMEN. were defeated by Young Joe Shu-
grue OF Jersey city and Johnny Dundee, a
local boxer. respectively. Moran, who
holds the British featherweight title,
stopped of his own accord at the end OF
the seventh round, claiming that AN ac-
cidental blow below the belt had lncapa-
oitated him. O'Neill took "A fierce beating
In practically each Of the ten rounds.
Moran and Shugrue were matched to box
ten rounds at l3t pounds. scaling at ?
=. NJ. Weighing again Al the ringside.
Moran tipped the beam AT l2s pouncs.
while Snugrue scaled az 1921. pounds.
ShuRrue took the first round. Moran the
next two. Shugrue the fourth and Moran
the NTH. In the sixth Shugrue forced the
issue with Increased pugnacity and after
three minutes OF the hardest kind OF mill
ing he seemed to have "A shade.
Shugrue went after Morans body in
the seventh period. Ia fierce rallyine
he landed wild punch in the English
mans groin and the latter turned away
To "A corner Of the ring AS II in pain.
Moran did not stop then, however. for he
came back with strong attack which
Shugruc met with more body blows. which
were driven home 80 rapidly that the
Rriton looked tired when the bell rang
Moran quit right there and Shugrue was
the winner
Dunde. weighed 1864. pounds and
ONeill 1876. yet the big handicap did
not make the New Yorker cautious bit
The moment the first round began Dun.
dee sailed In with solid swings. He kept
right on top OF the Englshman from
bell TO bell and the latter had a storm,
time. Dundee taking every round but III,
fourth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
HEIRESS-LOVE TO VISIT BERMUDA.
VIII Leave Cup Yacht In Charge 0l
SON While He's Away.

BRIsToL. Il. l., Jan. 21.-Designor Nat
Herreshor surprised his friends here to-
day when he announced that he Was pre-
pairing to go 10 Bermuda for stay
OF two months. or until the TOD steel
schooner = ready for launching IN April
Everything il in shap. for carrying on
the work Of construction of the new cup
yacht and IN" designers son. Sid.
ney Herrcshof. IL to MI his fathers place
temporarily, though both will Ice in com.
municaton as to points to be- decided
Herreshon inspected the newly east stern
post OF tn. yacht to-day and looked
after other parts ~ the material and con.
struction. He will pass the time In
Bermuda sailing about in his little knock.
about oleander. and will leave here Mon.
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
COMMISSIONS POWER
DECLARED ABSOLUTE
Only Body That Can Decide ! II
Man Is Fit to Box, Says
Justice Scabury.
FITZSIMMONS TO APPEAL
Attorney Will Carry Plant Of
Old Time Champion to
Higher Court.

Under decision Of Supreme Court Jus
plication Of Bob Fitxsimmons TO set aside
the order OF the State Athletic Commission
barring him from boxing contests because
OF his age the court holds that under the
law which created the state Athletic Com
mission the body has absolute power with
respect to barring some persons and per
hitting others to box and that the courts
will not interfere with this power.
Fitxsmmons announced yesterday that he
would take an immediate appeal from
Justice Seabury's ruling. but II 1t Is sus-
tanned by the higher courts II will mean
that the State Athletic Commission In one
Of the most powerful branches of the State
government and that It's orders will stand
as final unless the law creating the COM
mission is amended or the present com
missioners are succeeded by others who
will reverse their orders.
In his decision Justice Sesbury com
mented on the atiidavits by Fitzsimmons.
Mike Donovan OF the New York Athletic
Club, Anthony J. Drexel Biddle and sew
eral ply sicians to the effect that a boxing
contest holds less dangers for Fitz than
for younger men who are not so well
preserved and less experienced In the art
Of defending themselves. The court said
that the question OF the physical condition
of Il person desiring 10 box In this state
IL matter solely for the boxing commits
sion to decide and II the commission de-
cides against the applicant. that ends II.
In support OF his ruling that the COM
mission can ax an age limit the court
quoted the following section Of the law
''in all boxing Or sparring matches or
exhibitions referees. timekeepers. seconds
and examining physicians shall at all
times be under the control and direction
Of the commission
Justice Seabury's decision was "a source
OF much qualification to the members Of
the state Athletic Commission when they
learned OF II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 27.-Ad Woigast
must take the 'bearcat' out OF his
nomenclature This is the ruling OF the
Wisconsin Boxing Commission. Wolgast y
performance against Joe Rivers Friday
night was violation of all the rules of
the game In Wisconsin, as dictated By
the commission. and unless he can give
"A fitting explanation of his actions he IL
due for IA surcease OF action. 80 far as
the Badger State IL concerned Hitting
while holding and striking in the break
Always were the two precepts most vio-
lated. wolgast must appear before the
commission Saturday. and unless his ex-
PLANTATION proves satisfactory he will get
a layoff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
WANDERERS PUT UP A FIGHT.
Tailendcrs Make ~. <tcks Uustlr
90 Win Out by 2 TO ..

tn" ST, Nicholas team won thu hockey
game with the Wanderers last night H.
the -. Nicholas Rink and II now tied
with the Hockey club for first place.
each team having won tire. games.
The game was rather embarrassing in
the first half, which ended In n tie. each
side having scored once. In the second
half things were lively and from start to
finish the players tried desperately Ia
score. Tirrel for the ST Nicholas team
succeeded IN sending the puck into the net
for the winning goal. The Wanderers
are the tail "nders in the tcrrnament and
II was hardly expected that they would
put up such a heh, against the st Nicks.
although the Wanderers have done well
In games played out Of town. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27.--Building Commits
sioner McKeivey refused to-day to grant
"A permit for the erection of temporary
grand stands at the Federal League base
ball park. Az there Is not time enough
to erect concrete or freproof stands be-
fore the date scheduled for opening the
season. President Steininger and his ASSOC
ciates are In n quandary. An appeal has
been taken to the fire board. Handlan's
Park. leased by the Federais. being in the
fire zone. II the board upholds the Build
ing Commissioner. 1t may become neces-
sary for the Feds to take another park
until concrete stands can be constructed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

George sutton was defeated 10y calvin
b,narest I'm last nights practice match
af IS - halkliuc billiards NJ DAYS room.
hy score of io0 &" 300. Sltt"u mad"
l37 as his best cluster and averaged
81 6.li p"marcst averaged - N-lt and
made a high run of li9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

Battling levinskv "utpointed Soldier
E.arus At the Atlantic Garden y 4 in
ten rounds last night. kcnrns. who
weighed In ~ 2O0 pounds. made the mis-
take Of trying tu box his opponent who
tipped the scale at Ia. Had the soldier
used his larg" muscles to night instead OF
box. the result might have been different
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

BALTIMORE. Jan. 27.-Manager Knabe
of the local Federals arrived home to-day
from his roundup trip Tor new players and
left for Philadelphia. where he has his
halt out for another. Five players who
are or have been big leaguers have beer
signed by Knabe during the last week
he says He withholds their names
Knabe said that twelve arc now under
contract with the local club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
simon TO Catch Camnits.

PIrTsBuRG, Jan. 27-The story from
Chicago that Mike Simon had signed to
play with the Federals is asserted to-day
to be the truth by Secretary W. T, Nc
Cullough OF the Pittsburg Federals and
admitted by President Barney Dreyfuss
OF the National League club,
1t was asserted positively at the Fed
eral offices that the club had signed Simon
as a battery mate for his old delivery
partner Howard Camnits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
Iaaians sign Jack O'Rosrke.

NEWARK. N. j.. Jan. 27.--Jack
O'Rourke, young catcher OF the Middle
town team Of the Eastern Association.
was signed to play with the Newark In
dians. according 10 the announcement OF
Manager Harry Smith to-day. O'Rourke
viii he the substitute catcher on the Inter-
national League championship team next
SEASON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
Expensive club u-,. License.

The State Athletic Commission issued
two new boxing licenses yesterday. ON.
was to the Broadway Sporting club al s+s
Halsey street, Brooklyn and the other to
the Whirlwind 4. &. AZ 3l4 Grand street,
The Broadway club building il said to
have cost nearly sl00,0o0. John Weis-
mantle is the manager Of the club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
Feds O6er birdie Cree $1,000.

SUDBURY Pa. Jan. 27.-Birdie Cree. the
New York Americana outheidsr. said al
hIs home here to-day that the manager
NJ the Pittsburg Federal League team
hsd offered him 5000 year for three
years ana has promised to deposit hall
~ that amount II he signs q three year
contract Cree has not given his de-
cision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
They want to he Americans.

Jam coffcy. the Dublin Giant. and Mex
Ab-rg ;he Finnish wrestler. applied for
citizenship papers IN the United states
District Court yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

NC0reH-'Tresctnt W HoCkviTIe Ventre ~.
Goals from feld-A, calder S, r.. Calder !.
Lee .. Smolick, Ernst 4, Mcwiiiams 4. r.
Kennedy, X. Kennedy. Goals from foul
a. calder Is, McWiilismH L. Time of
periods--.20 minutes. Referee--tioate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

In the English billiard tournament at
Dovle's Academy last night. Scotty O'Neil
dsfeatsd George Hayman by score of
400 TO sS7, The winner made break OF
30. which u the best effort Of the tourney
to data -s...,..----.-.--....---
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

Score-St. Nicholas .. Wanderers |. Coal
BY Morgan. TirreN Patton. R.feree-W
g. Russell Hockey club. Assistant referee
j Rogers, Irish American A. g. Goal
umpires-J. Berry and 7 Howard. Ir
Hockey club Tmers--w. !. Croker. Wan
derers, and G, Cattus ~, Nicholas. Penalty
timers-R Condor. Wanderers, and u.
u Dpnnoll, New York A G.
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aufbliibt. 9anf bieies ~llnitanSes
tann Jest Der 4rins &iftOr Napuleon
iider auf bic Grbifnit Der 8aiferin
Gnsenic sGbIen, BITE ein %lngebenereS
@erm6gen beiitt. ttnb @elb fpielt ia
and in Der 1plitif cine srofe 8ule.
Ncbcn bieIer 8efdbr tauht ali1 Der
Nationnlismus auf. Der lid III Der
1eripn be5 ebemdliecn Iiniiters beg
IeuBernL 8. Selcaiie. perforpert.
Wan bate benIelbcn roriges Sabr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Gas pnlitt[dr $%dbadJbrett III lramkreid.

- lie Sasiasrns Der segcnlpdrz
Az tisen aamlner 9ebt CUR Tci9e.
~ 9innen brei Ipnatcn tperbcn
~ mir in pollem @ablfampfe
iteben. Ser @ ii blfampf bin
9egen bat iflnn bcspnnen nnb befeboen
iid Die Ydrteicn jest ifon alii bas
Seitieite. Ser ySi9orp" bcsidtigt
Den &iniltcr GaiQaur, Die sroBen
Iftien>g anfcn idropfcn Su polen, I'M
lid Die nDtbigen @elbcr fir Sen
Riibls mn @ablfdmpf Sl perifaifcn.
Gaillalr %leugnetc es III hrci pcrid)ice
benen balbamtlifen Noteu nb. Iber
nllf berartigc 8eriiderlmgen siebt Die
offentlide Ieinune feinen Siifierlins,
penn bier5ulanbe ingt man nlpo &nuh
lit. lit and Seuer."
Ian bebauptet. Die 8ablen uiirben
am 10. Iai, alio an, 5~tpeitcn Cont
tns bes Monats 9tni itottfinpcn. Niln
lit aber bicier sipeite Iais Spnntae
audi Der anidbrlid)en Seier Der Sung
frau o Orleans aepiomet, Die iit in
Den lesten Sabren Su einem ipirflif
nationalen Seitta9c umgeitaltet bat.
Sieies 3nIammcntreffeu lit pielleidt
Elm geiubtes. baS iider einen ginflub
auf Die 8ablen babcn lpiirbe. Soutc
oas iesi9e Sufobiners Riniiterilm bis
babiu nid)t gum StlrSe fonmen. 10
piirben bic @ablen ~iebenfals on
einem anberen Sonntaec itatifinben.
Die grsS afobiner unb Or Iiniiter
Srianb. 8artbpu Iinb Milerano bnben
elm 9rio ~sebilbet. fpeld,e Den Spportli@
nismus nnh Gambetta'S Muiter pies
Der crltebeu laiien mo!len. Sic lesen