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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

The following judgments were mel yesterday, the
first name being that OF the debtor.
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Anderson. A-ssmut Epstein. Inc slyoJ5
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Brown. samuel or sam-M Atenthal ct a.
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Docrr. i city Of y J. costs. 500
De Heirapols L s-EQu.ts1.e Life Assn ,soee.y
EGcIson. IA sabes,itz. 1907
Lsc.eacy Metal Products Irc-Petieson Press. .,
Fcdsein. Nm Mottus ct al. NOs.s3
Gas Tip & Self Lighter Co-Church Warira 60,
Heyman. II & stern-A Levy ct Al. s>Sl.3O
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pelier W. s. 30 IS
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Fsrher Contracting Co lnr-HJdfsulic-Press Brick
Go, SO. -
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Walker. Jernie-E.ru Goa Co SOS 4.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

Underwear Company. 26i2 Broadway; liabilities,
NORRIS LEVY. salesman. o23 Kelly st. liabih-
ties S4.a4N
LayuIutn. alO6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

The scene of the tournament VII
shift to the rooms of the Broohp
Chess Club to-day, the pairing benz
the following:
Lasker " Mlchelsen, Kupchk ". sra.t
Hodges vs.. Bernstein and chaos -. CspsS.a
The Capablanca-Michelsen game q:
lows:
nn,r,rn l. r.rNrRrr COUNTER GAYn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
CANCER VICTIM A SUICIDE
Brooklyn Man in Atlantic CITY
for His Health Takes His Life

Atlantic CITY, \. J., Nay y feu,
erick W. futile, who has a nome AZ
289 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn, com
r,it.ed suicide in his apartments, at
Maryland and Pacific Avenues mere
today by inhaling Illuminating gas
He came here a wee K ago.
Mr.. futile suffered from cancer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

Frederick w. futile was born IN
Brooklyn gixty-two years ago, and re-
ceived his early education in private
academies Twenty years ago, ne pc
came head Of the futile and BalIey
Manufacturing Company, 76 Madison
Avenue, Manhattan. ,-.-u
He retired from active business
about two and a half years ago on ac-
count Of an affection Of his throat
which developed into cancer.
Mr.. futile had been married twenty
two years. Besides his widow MIS-.
Bertha A. futile, he is survived by
four sisters and a brother, Clifford
futile. of Englewood, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
MAY 3.
Manhattan.

The following judgments we're Mel yesterday. the
frst name being that o. the debtor.
Albany Grand Theatre Co-west Disin'ectng Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
The RrnnN-

EastbefE. Anna E4ehman $3.50
Fsrber Contrasting Go In--HJdrsulic Press B1
Go. So
Wood C-H " Foster. -. 500
Walker. JeUuIe-Eeu C.4I CO sos.
ZiDei.l. aud CArslus-N Resler Iron Worl
Ia. SIS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
AWAIT GUN
FOR GARDEN RACE
Fogler in Match With Lawrence
and Dupuy Tomorrow
Night.

Cyclists are awaiting the start Of
the gun which Will send them ON their
way in tie six-day grind which VIII
get underway at Madison Square
Garden in New York. one minute
after u o'clock Monday morning. To-
morrow night there will be sort OF
an appetizer in the form OF cycle
meet. Joe FogIer, the Brooklyn taxi
cab man, is down for three-cor-
nered match affair with Percy Law
renee and Marcel Dupus. There will
also be a motor-paced race with Clar-
ence Carnan, Victor Einart, George
Seres. George Wiley and Bobby Wall
thour as the principals These arc
the two events expected to feature
the program. Newark boys are ex-
pected to figure prominently in the
amateur races.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Ranking Of Tennis Players
Difficult Task This Year

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.--The ranking
committee Of the United States Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Association,
which is to meet today TO arrange the
leading players of the country ac-
cording to the performances Of last
season, Is facing unusual difficulties.
The meeting originally was set for
November IS. but It WAS postponed
until today because the members OF
the committee desired more time IA
review the records of the leading con-
tenders for first place on the list.
sFhe principal question to come be-
fore the committee is whether Will
lam NJ. Johnston, the young San
Francisco player, who took the cham
piorisl1ip away from r. Norris Will
Jams Cd. shall be ranked as NO. 1.
Those who favor placing Williams.
the defeated champion, at the head
of the list, point to the precedent Of
1914 when Williams defeated Maurice
T.. Mclaughlin for the championship,
but Mclaughlin was ranked first on
the official list.
The. selection OF the other players
to constitute the first ten presents
fewer difficulties. 1t is believed that
McLoughlin will DO ranked No. 3.
1t is possible that that decision Of
the ranking committee will not be
made public for a week or ten days.
Its findings win be reviewed by the
executive committee of the associa-
tion. which will meet here tonight
Another question before the executive
committee concerns proposed ex-
tension of the classes of the associa-
tion to include players who may not
belong to clubs affiliated with the ma
tionai organization, but use the courts
in city parks. Such a change would
necessitate sweeping amendment to
the constitution.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
FULTON TO
OPPOSE WILLARD
Twenty-ROdnd Bout Will Take
Place in New Orleans on
March 4.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8.-Jess Will
lard will meet Fred Fulton, OF Roch-
ester, Mimi, in a twenty-round bout
here on Saturday, March 4, for the
heayywei ght championship of the
world. according. to an announcement
last night by promoters of the match.
Willard signed articles here several
weeks ago TO meet any white fighter
the promoters might name by Decem-
Der 10. Efforts were made to arrange
an elimination bout between Fulton
and Frank Moran, of Pittsburgh. but.
according to the promoters, Moran re-
fused to meet the Minnesota pugilist,
and was notified that II he did not
agree by December to do SO the
match would be given to Fulton. Full
ton previously had signed articles to
meet Willard in the event Moran re-
fused the elimination bout,
Wizards contract calls for $S2, 500.
win, lose or draw. Terms arranged
with Fulton were not announced.
Fulton has been boxing about two
years, and in his thirty-eight fights Is
credited with thirty-four knockouts.
Among the fighters who took the
count were Jack Morgan, Jack Lewis.
Tim Logan, Arthur PellSy and Andre
Anderson,
Sporting men here pointed out last
night that physically Fulton COM
pares favorably with the champion
His lighting weight is about go
pounds, as against Wizards 240. AL
though Wizards height of six feet
six inches is greater by two inches
than that of the Rochester fighter.
Fulton's reach of eighty-four and
one-half inches is longer by one inch
and one-half than that of the Kan
san, and is said to be the greatest
of any living boxer.
The promoters stated that neither
the officials nor the arena in which
the fight IL to be held have been So
lected. willard and Fulton expect TO
establish training camps in New Or
leans about a month before the hight,
is was said.
Sam Langford will train Fred Full
ton for the willard bout.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
DOVER HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
ENJOYED EXCELLENT SEASON

frequently in the limelight during the
season through their splendid Of
fensive and defensive work Paul
Johnson, right end. is being heralded
as the Forward Pass King" of the
school, having made repeated gains
and teuchdowns from clever catches
Of the elusive pigskin.
The only teams credited with VIC
tories over the locals are Eastnn High
School and Newton High School.
while teams defeated by Dover were
East Side High. of Newark; Chatham,
Roxbury, Bernardsville, Westfield,
Newton and Alumni Association.
The basketball season will open this
afternoon in the high school audi
torium with the Hanover students as
opponents. The schedTile, being COM
pleted by Manager Jack Richards, in
cludes many fast high school. teams
along the Lackawanna.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Cutler Stunned When
Thrown in Mat Contest

NEW york, Dec. s.--Charley CUT
Ter was knocked unconscious by being
thrown to the floor by Alex Aberg, the
worlds champion. last night in the
wrestling tournament at the Man
haitian Opera House The bout had
gone forty minutes when Aberg threw
Cutler. AS Cutler went down his
head struck the floor with stunning
force.
The summaries.
Lurich threw Delavuck in 12m. 4Ss. !;
Johnson threw Ernst in l6m. lSs.;
Friedrich and Revonpaa, draw; Pos
pisil and Hussane, draw; zbyszko
threw Sandele in I'm. 20s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Only Five Matches for
Columbia Wrestling Team

Columbia's wrestlers win compete in
only five dual college meets this year,
the shortest schedule the blue and
white grapplers have been called
upon to face in a number OF years,
according to Manager V. L. Jones
yesterday. Three OF the meets with
Yale, Cornell and Pennsylvania viii
be home meets. while Princeton viii
be taken on in the Tigers lair at
Princeton. The Intercollegiate will
likewise be held at Princeton this
year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Considerable Interest
IN Soccer League Race

The Manufacturers Soccer League
race is creating considerable interest
IN football circles by the excellent
brand Of soccer there is being played.
The splitdorf and Hyatt game, which
was won by the magnetic men by q
score Of two to one. is spoke of IN
Harrison as one of the finest soccer
games played In this part Of the
country this season.
The Simms team heads the list, with
have not been defeated although they
lost two points for playing an ineligi-
BILE player. The schedule for tomor-
row follows: Splitdorf VS.. Nairn, at
Clarkes ground: Hyatt VS.. Weston.
at Federal League Park, and Sinrps
VS.. Hartshorn, at Riverside oval
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Boston Club Would Stage
WOman's Golf Tournament

BOSTON. Dec. s.---An application
70 have the woman's national golf
charnpionship for 1916 decided on the
course OF the Belmont Spring Country
Club was received today by the
United states Golf Association. which
will hold it's annual meeting in CHI
cago on January IA, 1915.
So far as Is known here, Belmont
is the only club IN the East that has
applied for the woman's event. The
last time the woman's championship
was played In the Boston district was
at Essex County in 1912
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03

opecihl 10 tno Eten1nS star.
DOVER, Dec. S.-Dover High
Schools football eleven, regarded as
the strongest schoolboy team in the
Lackawanna district. finished its
season with a record of seven vic
tories in nine games. The most
notable victory was that scored over
the East Side High School, of New
ark, lind the alumni. Dover has al
ways been represented by a strong
combination, but the team that rep
resented the institution this year was
regarded as the best In it's history.
Considerable credit for the success
of the team is due to Edward Lynch,
who captained the team and did great
work in the backfield. The work of
Quarterback SelStberg was also big
factor in the success of the Dover
boys while JENNINGS and Dick were
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
TOD SLOAN ARRIVES

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--Tod sloan.
once the lkadlng jockey OF the world
Is back in New York today. Sloan
arrived on the liner Adriatic. He was
deported from England as an undesir-
able allen. being charged with run
ming gambling house.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
,,cgoorty Knocks outl Kinx.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Eddie McGoorty,
middleweight,- of Oshkosh, Wis. who
is boxing in Australia, has scored his
fifth successive knockout, according
TO a cablegram received by friends
here today. His latest victim was
Mick King, who was fioored in the
fifth round of a scheduled twenty
round contest recently.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03

Winfield Angus, the captain of the
Central High School track team, is
looking forward TO the best season OF
his career on the indoor tracks, 1t
win be Angus last appearance, and
providing he keeps in f7rst-class con-
dition he is likely TO outdisfance the
schoolbovs OF Manhattan In the half
and quarter mile events.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
wallace stops Hughes.

MONTREAL, Que, Dec. 3.--EddIe
Wallace, Brooklyn's champion feath-
erweight, knocked out Billy Hughes,
of Canada, in three rounds at the
Montreal Sporting Club last night. A
left hook to the jew finished Hughes.
who claimed the Canadian feather
weight championship.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03

LAWRENcE, Dec. 3.--Joe Eean. of
Boston, and Johnny (kid) Alberts, Of
Elizabeth, n. j., gave a twelve-round
exhibition last night before the Unity
Club, and all the fighting might have
been crowded into one three-minut6
session. Both lads possessed a left
lab. but that was about all. Referee
SuIlivan'5 announcement, "a draw"
was the most exciting part OF the en-
counter
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 5.-Johnny
Kiibane, feathenwe. ght champion, did
about as he liked with Patsy Branni1
gan. of Pittsburgh, for ten rounds
here last. night. The champion planted
three or four solid right-hand smashes
on Brannigan's left jaw in the third
round, rocking the Pittsburgher and
putting him IN a condition of distress
that lasted the remainder Of the bout.
Brannigan did not land q dozen blows
in the ten rounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Fredericlz a..
Wenck, chairman of the State Axh-
letic Commission, last night an
nounced the result of the meeting Of
the reorganized Boxing Commission
in Albany. He said offices had been
arranged for in Albany and In Buff
falo, where Commissioners Franey
and Dwyer respectively will be in
charge.
The entire commission viii meet
three times a month. On the first
Monday of each month they will
meet in New York, on the second FRI
day of each month in Buffalo, and on
one other day a month still to be
decided on they viii meet in Albany.
In addition to these meetings the
separate commissioners will hold
meetings in their own cities one day a
week. Mr. Wenck will hold sessions
ia this city every Monday, and even
oftener if occasion requires.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
ATHLETIC NOTES

The Peoples Palace. OF Jersey City,
intends TO hold two or three indoor
athletic meets this season on its
track One OF them win be an innova-
tion, in which an effort will be made
to have every star Of the New Jersey
districts perform in his particular
event in exhibition work.
George Werner, who ran cross
country for Barringer High this sea-
son, is an added starter in the Y. NJ
c. A. cross country run which viii
take place Saturday, December II,
from the Y. n. c. A. building in
Halsey street.
The st. Benedict's Prep School will
send a strong team to the st. Johns
indoor athletic games, which viii be
held in the Thirteenth Regiment ARM
ory in Brookiyn. January 5.
Tho Prudential A. A will probably
send a relay team TO the Fourteenth
Regiment games IN Brooklyn tomor-
row night. The team will be composed
of While Kelly, Tom Brady, Jack
Graham and Arthur Jurgens.
The city playground cross country
championships. IN charge Of James X.
Aiverson, viii be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at Branch Brook Park. The
field Is not exceptionally large The
runners viii compete over a course
measuring little over two miies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Dundee whips Bloom.

NEW YORK. Dec 3.--Johnny Dun
dee. Of New York, just managed to
defeat Phil Bloom, of Brooklyn, after
ten rounds of terrific boxing at the
Pioneer Sporting Club last night. 1t
WAS an even thing between them up
to the last round, when Dundee man
aged to turn the tables in his favor
battered Bloom all around the ring
and hung him on the ropes twice.
Dundee had the better Of the second,
fourth, eighth and tenth sessions.
Bloom gained the honors in the third,
fifth and sixth rounds and divided
with Dundee in the first, seventh and
ninth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
WELSH MATCHED
TO DEFEND TITLE
Lightweight Champion Agrees
to Meet Charley White With
in Six Weeks.
MANAGERS POST $1,000

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Freddy
Welsh, worlds lightweight champion,
is today matched to defend his title
against Charley White, OF Chicago, in
a twenty-round battle. Bids have been
opened for the bout and the club offer
ing the best terms will be awarded
the match on December 16. The fight
viii be staged within six weeks.
Representatives of White and
Welsh met in this city yesterday
afternoon and signed articles of
agreement. Welsh stipulated that tAe
weight shall be 1856 pounds at p. M.
In the event that the fight is held in
the evening and in case of an after
noon battle the boxers will weigh In at
the same poundage at 10 A. M. White
readily agreed to this demand. Each
manager posted a forfeit of 81, 900 for
weight. An additional forfeit of ST.
500 will be put up for appearance
when the match Is awarded to the
promoters and a stakeholder is chosen.
According to the agreement the box
ers Will meet under Queensberry rules
in battle of twenty rounds or more
with a referees decision.
The referee will be selected from q
A4Aot ~ Af1AAAI1 AANtdfliAe eEt CNtAJAC "
the contestants, and each has agreed
not to appear in any other match be-
fore this bout In which a referees de-
oision might be given.
Jack Curiey and Tom Jones, mana
gers of Jess Willard, made the an
nouncement yesterday that there will
be monster boxing carnival staged
at Buenos Ayres next spring, and
that they are to be tile American rep
resentatives of the club. A syndicate
OF sporting men of Argentine, headed
by Baron Nicholas Mihanovitch, Is at
in purses will be offered for bouts be-
tween Willard and Frank Moran or
Fred Fulton Mike Gibbons and Les
Darcy, Freddy Welsh and Charley
White and Kid Williams and Johnny
H,rtle. The money will be posted with
a New York bank in two weeks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Election Of Noble a surprise.


The election OF Nicholson Bud"
Noble to tic captainey Of the Bar
ringer High School eleven for another
year yesterday came as surprise to
the schoolboys in general. who be-
lieved that one Of three, Ralph Rhein-
hardt, Charles Mick" Hummel and
Bob Dempsey. would be chosen. Noble
was reelected, however, and his COM
sTHdes were unanimous in their choice.
Noble has done fine work at guard
this season. In fact he was looked
upon as one Of the greatest guards
who ever wore a BaFringer uniform.
For the first time in five years Noble
led BarTinger team TO a champion
ship. and for the first time ~ the
schools history he led the Barringer
contingent to two titles. New Jersey
Interscholastic Athletic Association
and Newark High Schools Athletic
Association.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Trophles for BarrInger Boz.

Miniature gold footballs will be
awarded to Coach William Broad
head and the Barringer High football
players Those who win receive the
trophies are Nicholson Noble. Ray
mond DeHart, Bob Dempsey. Louis
Richie, Ralph Rheinhardt, Melville
Douthert, Charles Ecker, Charles
HuInmel, Eugene Corish, Edwin Dun
can, Halsey Brewster. Steve Goiinski,
Anthony Juliano, Charles Schneider,
Clifford Rood, Manager Dudley APP
gar, Perry Foster, Charles Hopkins,
Lansing Ten Eyclk and Dan Noble
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Boh Givler yyaIIapz paean.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec. s.--fn an
aIl-star bill staged last night by the
keystone A. G. Fighting Bob Givler,
b Barney Dugan, Of Philadelphia.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
ALLSOPP ELECTED
FOOTBALL LEADER
South Side High Halfback Viii
Captain Eleven During
1916 Season.
NOBLE BARRINGER CHOICE

south Side High school football
players gathered together yesterday
afternoon and elected William ALI
,sopp as their captain for the season
OF 1916. Allsopp played in the back
field Of the South Side team, and be-
sides being a consistent ground gamer
he was an excellent punter. Coaches
who have seen Allsopp in action say
that he will undoubtedly prove a great
kicker in the future. He gets his
kicks on well, and probably averaged
more distance than any other school
boy hereabouts. zAlisopp is popular
with his teammates, and appears to
possess the ability Of a fine leader.
Biun1e and Fava were also considered
in the running for the eaptaincy. but
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03

Alcyone Star. 2;151s. BY Star Alcy-
one, 3:1i%. after foaling a colt last
spring. won eight rnces before the
close Of the season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
Baskstball can on Monday.

Coach cavallaro will issue call
for basketball candidates at the South
Side High School Monday afternoon.
South Side this season is expected TO
have one of the strongest teams or
the courts Ia its history. Practically
all of last years veterans are ready
TO get in action. Eddie Hynan. re-
garded as one Of the strongest school
boy guards, viii be unable TO play
owing to the fact that he broke one
OF the school rules in playing with
an outside team when he was re-
quested not to do so.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
allIls Haa peuble Honor.

Only one other athlete has been
honored with leadership titles two
years ia a rsw at Barringef, and that
was Rupert Mills. OF the baseball
team, who Is now with the Newark
Pens. In reality Bert Lauderbach
holds the record for being captain at
Barringer, for It is said he led bowl
ing teams year after year.