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he'd shown pretty well. so he decided
TO try the nit game. He succeeded
rapidly, and just recently gave Adj.
Wolgast, former champion, such q lac
ing In 1--WE rounds ut Atlanta, a.. that
Wolgast's seconds threw up the
sponge.
Whitney handled all the details of
the match himself. lie acted As his
own manager In coming TO terms with
Wolgast, rented the theater where the
bout was held, then, using his ability
US carpenter. erected the ring.
The carpenter.fghter attracted so
much attention by the manner in which
lie conducted the whole affair, that the
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fans packed the theatcr and he made
u nice piece of money for us in aiding
his wife to better health.
Whitney entered the fight game at
an age when most fighters are quit.
ting. He was 25 when lie started. The
reason is that until Mrs. Whitney be
came Ill he had no idea of going into
the ring.
Whitney. going toward top form at
81. offers strong contrast to Knock
out Brown, who flashed long enough
TO whip two worlds champions and
make a fortune, and now. at "a. is q
ha9.bcen. contented to pick up pre-
lIminary bout now and then,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-31
Goes to City Where
Brother Won Fame

Stanley Coraleskie, who pitched for
Portland last season. goes TO the Pills.
where his brother Hurry, now wiki the
Detroit team, became famous.
II was while with the Pills that Har.
~ beat the Giants three times and
fept them from winning the pennant.
Harry is left.handed and his younger
Bother right.handed.
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feY BROWN HOLMES.

"A sick wife has given the ring a
lighter who is good enough to be in
,hei running 70. the lightweight cham.
pionship, and If he ever lands the title
u will be because he fought Tor u
grand cause.
Several years ago frankie Whitney
was plying his trade as carpenter Mt
Cedar Rapids, Ia, his home. His wife
contracted tuberculosis. Whitney de-
cided he would have to earn more
money SO his wife could secure prope:
freatemcnt.
He had boxed some at club and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-31
High Has Some New
Plays for Tonight

The local High quintet finished n
strenuous week Of practice in prepa.
ration for tonight's game with Par.
kersburg High. Coach SharadIn has
perfected n new set Of plays during
the week which his pr0teges are plan.
ming to spring Oh the Ohio river boys.
Every man OH the squad is In the pink
OF physical condition for the fray. Tie
following players accompanied Coach
Sharadin. Captain Jimmie Knight,
Herbert Hamilton, Robert Hawkins,
Robert Richie. Russell Meredith,
George Hill and Paul Hutchinson. Tie
boys return home tomorrow luUn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-31
Champ Was Crowned
Al Years Ago.

Forty-seveu years ago this month
Abe Hicken became the first recogniz:
ed champion of American lightweight
fighters. He won the title by defeat.
ing Pete Mcclure in Ave rour is at
Perryvilc, Md.
Willie Richie now holds the Amcri
car title. but has put on so Tncf
weight he is compelled to fight in the
wcltcrweight division.
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of Warrington arc visiting the for.
mer's sister Mrs. G. L. Jones OF Fair.
view.
a protracted meeting has begun at
the Baptist church. Everyone Is cor.
daily invited.
Mrs. Ellen Ammons is very III a,
her home here.
Mrs. W. Turner attended the funeral
of Mr., Morris at IIoodsville Tuesday.
Cal Briggs is visiting relatives in
Fairmont.
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Funny Stuff.

"Shc says am dull" said the youth
IL the street car. languidly.
you should crack few jokes occa.
sionally;. ask her TO marry you or
something like that" replied his
friend.
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stahers Denies Candidacy

CLARKSBURG, Dec. 3l.-Birk s.
Stahers, Weston attorney here at
tending the State Bar Association, ito.
day denied the published report that
he had announced his candidacy for
tho Republican nomination for attor.
ney general.
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Cyclones Win

Although. this is recess period in
the Temple Duck Pin league series.
the Cyclones and Has.Beens last night
rolled postponed match TO the de-
cided advantage Of the former. The
Scnre.
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Wheeling Walked
Off at Clarksburg

With the score 10 to is against them
Wheeling High School became peeyed
in the second half of their basket bal.
game with Clarksburg last night and
quit the floor. The game was thus
forfeited TO Clarksburg by score of
2 to 0. The Wheeling team objected
TO some decisions made by the referee
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-31

Sir: l am trying to persuade my
wife to graft tho cloture rule on tho
constitution Of her bridge clubs.
BIN.
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M. C. A. Bowling.
The Ministers defeated the DcrtlstH in
three straight games In the Professional
league on tho !. VI. c. y. alleys last
nigh;iys
The score was as follows:
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series of divisional matches and when
the lists have been reduced to a win.
ner In each section, such survivors
will meet in a round-robin series for
the state title. Pot hunters from other
states will have TO confine their acti.
ylties to such Invitation tournaments
as offer prizes in keeping with their
ideas OF their own drawing powers.
No date has yet been fixed for the
annual meeting of the Football Rules
Committee, but 1t is expected that
the conference of the gridiron solons
will be held In New York City early
in FEBRUARY. No radical changes arc
planned in the playing code and the
entire work OF the committee is like.
ly TO be completed in one afternoon
and evening session.
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Candy Brothers are owners OF the
Busy Bee candy stores In st. Louis.
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er for Rosenberg. Rosenberg for Jaco.
bucci. Field baskets--Wheeling: Ro-
senberg 9. Pracht 2. Jacobucci /, Ar.
embaker 2. Clarksburg: Morrison 2,
Dawson 6. Baskets from fouls
Wheeling: Rosenberg out OF 10.
Clarksburg: Dawson 2 out OF Z, Peck
1 out OF G. Referee-Williams. Time
of halves-20 minutes.
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Wisconsin tennis authorities have
decided to stage state championship
tournament open only TO players who
are residents of that state. The state
will be divided into sections and each
club asked to hold tournament to
decide the club championship. These
title.holders will, in turn, meet in a
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
NEW LESSEES FOR
DOWNTOWN SPACE

The Ogden & Clarkson Corporation
has leased the entire building G6 Pearl
Street for q term Of years; also the en-
tire buildings 342 to 3i6 Washington
Street, 2O9 to 2l3 Franklin Street, PIP
to 2l5 West Street and so Harrison
Street; the entire building 315 Wash
ington Street TO II. G.. Miles & Co. tie
store and basement at lO4 Franklin
Street TO the John Hood Company,
Ltd; also ;he second loft at l04 Frank
lin Street to B. Zolty, and the store and
basement at l06 Franklin Street TO
George Wood Sons & Co.
Folsom Brothers, Inc, leased for
William L. Clark the store. basement
and second floor of building 81 West
Twentv-sixth Street TO Josef Mandl as
ii restaurant for term of years.
Shaw q Co leased the parlor store
1885 Madison Avenue 10 the Operative
Plasterers' Union, Local 60.
Samuel II. Martin leased an office in
the Simpson Building, southeast corner
of Broadway and SiXty-seyenth Street,
to G. +. Rarig.
Leon s. Altmayer leased for Sand
ford & Green the store IN the building
22S East Eighty-siXth Street to client,
who will use the same for an up-to-date
restaurant. All of the twelve stores
ard the forty-eight apartments are now
fully rented. ,,
Rice & Hill leased the store IS
Church Street to Isaac Leichtag. tailor.
and the store 60 Church Street o V.
Noohali, fruiterer, for term of years.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF attorney.
MARCH ?
Manhattan.

l9o, b J Tshe to Emma T Gerilch. 2l5 "
AmsTEROAa Ay. s2g, v. 1911 n lo5'h s., 81
100 Als 81 1908 + D.nkeI 70 Elizabeth Naiel.
Az W .prcssier g! " loiih 8 $50
ArtHOfY sp y A Msr.s ia VIE q'9'ff ae5sj e. 2Ss5'S o.
raaiise .,.J cegp 1D,o tnd,v'9 eI'rI' a'y o16
2SI,06 Il. Marc6 s 1910. Minnie cs6sro %
Emga fetch 5c Easaf s. R,ns shTo9i PARK
BROADWAY. $50. n cor Liberty st 7I-75l run.
7sI 4llr - to u Liberty 5, 10 10
beg. Dec /. 1906, q Wendell 70 W,nshurgh Ciy
Fire Insurance Co. sttys. NJ Me- et Is
sRoE6wAY formerly Blooniasdale road. e ) 30
To-! !;9s to s 5es rum Jul, /! 49, Brss, to % q OAK
dale Realty Co. 29s Bway. atty. I Co;
LEXINGTON Av 1880 to l2a. cor sGjh :.
II27 to l3l e. 100 $500 8. Dec Is. 1918: } and
Carrie ,yoz to Yorhy-ne Bank: s'tys. A & y
LOIS iOj and iO5 map i2l. section A vyse E,-
taie. Jan 10. 1910. CaTn.ne and Teresina FLIP
pone to and L4le Duiey atty, T 60;
MADISON ~, o's Us, 62.a from v cor i',h
St 25195 May l9i3 and .6 Msry W r@-'o9s a. ,15
THOMPSON ST. e . is Blcecaer s. 25Iloo.
Nov e. 1905 Frances Work to r Z G smith
7 G Co, $500
whsHIseToN Az. l,?G - rs, l1lst i ~
rs: Feb %. 1909 and Ida GirArdi to Mar,9 Goa
vssr VS. sTrspegnHo, eno, IA.y % CO. q soh 81, e'xSS SSY
M,rch TO- 1909: Ella F Cook to A Y Panroa,t
irus attys. Davies Auerbach * {. "a Nassau
I7TA ST. . H9 lst az. 25N92. Feb 10 1906
Kcery and auo 10 I Reich and aao. 1i'ys.
Amend & A ll9 Nassau 81. 3 .
27TH ST. 1873 10 $50 ". S. 20i4 ? 7th AZ runs
n 9S ~ 97.3r 9S.9t e 80 10 beg Jan -.
1918 the 2Sh Street and ith Ave Realty 90 %
" W Levine. attJs. James. sche & +. 10 l"ay
i2n ST. go r .s @e Is, sv 2s,oSa m,s On
rents etc. Dec 3. 1914. T J Lynch % VI X Ma
roog an, atty z VI Boyal an. lil Bwayj 81 900
42D ST, = IS ld av aSX9S9. March 81 1892
Margaret VI Lynch TO Margaret smith. ATTY
7sIH sT i2O W 5 22jl Columbus V lSI
lO2 2 Dec q 1910: - Andrew VI L Church Of
New York 10 o Wilson 81 al trustees. Caroline
W As,or. attys Cruiksh1nk's Sons. 81 berry
ssrH ST. "a Z. - 70 y Park ", i sHlo2 p
Noy il lqll: / We.hrr 10 Bank Of Wash n-'on
Ua',h,s ATTY ] Wba'en. 206 B'ay. 8 200
e2D ST. 80 " $ ; 2SO7 Central Park Wet.
G71IO0S. Jan 10 1908. Rebeca smith % r :
smith. atty l. r | co. $1,000
Io4TH ST. n 200 Isl av Iloo II. july ~.
1852 AMI Annie l. llop'en'a.k 10 I'm gran
Industrial Savings Bank: a'tys. Philbn a, or.
,7ors ST. loi E -. y Park a- 1872. Mar.h
/ 1909. 7 and Ellen Murphy 10 Ge.st .,lm';
ls3o ST. . so i5 Hughes Dcamsrellers) az -
IS March . 1911 Cougega' on Rr1l Ira A .l
of Fofduam 20 " ! y am1ud lil3 WAshlnH0l
sv: suy L Williams. % Liberty 81. 5000
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
DONNELLY WINS WITH CUE
Eliminates Levine as Con-
tender for National Pool Title.

John II. Donnelly eliminated Irving
S Levine as. a contender for the ma
tional pocket billiard title in match
played yesterday afternoon at the ANA
teur Billiard Club Of New York. The
score was 1875 TO 90.
Levine began we'll and obtained a
good lead ponnelly showed improve
ment after the ninth frame. however.
snd rapidly overhaulcd his opponent.
Long table shots were Donnolly's chief
forte. and he also was successful with
the majority Of his bank shots.
The scores follow;
John II pounelly-5 :, e.T a7s .
II . u. II. l. 3. Total l25 scratches, l. iligh
Irias s Lewine-o :. 5. 7, II. 5. 8 10. 7. o s.
3. g. = s. 10. ]. Total ee. scratches 2 High
run. n.
J. IL. Shoemaker, the champion, went
into the lead when he defeated II. Il.
Hawkins. OF the Brooklyn Elks, in tho
evening game, for his fourth victory of
the tourney. The score was l25 to 90.
Hawkins will meet Arthur Lyman in
the game this afternoon, while at
night Edward +. Gray and Edward
Reynolds will come together.
EVENING GAME.
II shocmaker-o. 3. II. IL. s. 8. o. a.
Il. u. :. u. 9 4 10 Total 1881 scratches.
II II Havkins-la IL. /. l. O. o. g. ~ s.
.. 0. Z. 2. 5. .. 10. !. Total %; scratches. 2.
high run. 10
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
Sale Recalls Days When
Section Was Called
Audubon Park.
CORPORATION INVESTS
INLOWER FIFTH AVE.
Large Space in Goelet Building
Lincoln Square, Leased Tor
Term of Years.

Realty buyers were well scattered
tbronr bout the Manhattan and Bronx
1ones YESTERDAY. One Of the prlncipa'
.Tar.octions was the sale by l.. J.
pb;Ilins & Co. for Mrs, Mabel u
Krierker of the frame and brick dwell
;n, ON Mot 6Oxl00 feet known "a
COS and 62l West l5Sth Street. This
Tro,ertv has not changed hands IN
n,,,oIy v9ars. The structure was one OF
tba frst built on Washington Helghts3'
~, Audubon Park. Il was erected,
uitb NH, the adjoining house, by the late
Da,;ue Miller and a. NJ. Koch for their
own occupancy. ,,,:
NOW corporation, bought the eleven ana
tv,elve story structures at the sou'h ,
east corner Of Twenty-hrst street ana
Fiftb Avenue from the 406 West In rty'
frst Street Company, representing
Messrs Larkin. The property fronts
a. feet on Fifth Avenue and 80 feet IN
the street. Lu ,ho lar
LiDs in an exchange with the NC
Croodv estate. II was valued at ST.
The The Rossmore Holding Company was
rorortod Yesterday 10 have sold 70
Nlp'bon ISpJb Greene, of MASSACHUSETTS
Tatte Court, seven story elevator
o,ar,nent a house. on plot Of five lots at
IGI 10 l69 West l40th Street
In mart payment the seller took the
prao,y Point Hotel, at Woodsville' "
u and a large summer cottage prop
crtv at Hancock Point, he.
Malone has leased for Marlnuss
viliett and ". II. Jipson the second
Goor of $4,000 square feet ana pa. %
.Lo cropnd floor IN the Goelet Bulid'hg'
y. s'V Vcffytv-fourth Street and broadway 10
% l. barry and w. II. Raynor 1or a
iorr torn Of years at an annual renta.
Of $1,000. u.,, continue
- r,aro,e business heretofore puisuei
49,. Wnssrs Willett and Jipson under
70 name Of the Lincoln Square Garage:
,Tbis change marks the retirement OF
Nfar;nus Wiuett, who was one OF tne
oarIy stockholders in the AutomooiIe
pniidinc Company, the original iesSeo see
- tbe entire property under SoV'UOV
,.aorI,. lease from the owner hooerV
Gnolct. in February. 1908. That lease
wos also made by Mr.. Malone.
Nr Barry has for several years Deeh
.be nronrietor and lessee OF the Gree
GaraCe AT 84-4O West Sixtieth Street
EDWARD J. McNally paid S24,ooO yes.
terdav for 3l5 Tenth Avenue; al the
exccutor's sale Of the holdings o.
efccJrO1 eHrabon Hills estate held by Joseph
p p 6ay at the Vesey Street rooms.
This is several thousand above tno
asscssed ",S valuation of the property.
d The PREMISES comprise five story
.onoNept with store on lot PAS by
iG5'iv ioo feet about "a feet north OF
TSwyenty-eighth 1Sy Street. Mr.. Day also
fonnd a buyer for Mt Vernon cot
zoe for an East Nineteenth Street
house and some other properties.
John BLUES bought the NJ, Vernon
house which is 46 Clinton Place, i0r
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
HOCKEY CLUB WINS
FROM CRESCENT A.C.
Shows Better Attack and
Wears Down Rivals Az
ter Hard Battle.
NEW MOONERS
FIRST TO TALLY
MacDOnnell and Smith in Thick
Of Fray and Score
Two Goals.

The Hockey Club gained 8 to vic7
tory over the Crescent A. c. IN a hard
fought game at the St Nicholas Rink
last night All the scoring, except one
goal by the Hockey Club, was done in
the first half The Crescents began
with a rush, but fell before the speedy
attack Of the opposing forwards.
The Hockey Club, as result OF its
victory, moved up in the league race
behind the ST. Nicks and the Boston a.
A., who are tied for first place The
winners had the better attack, and once
they got started forced the Crescents
to break ground.
The Crescents started as II they were
going 10 make short work OF their op-
ponents. Martin scored goal for tho
New Mooners in the first few minutes
Of play, on a pass out by Hallock, and
Smith tailed on a pass from Baliin in
side of ten minutes Of play. A minute
later, however, the Hockey Club count
ed, MacDonnell making the goal on
pass from Smith.
Soon afterward these two players
figured in another goal, MacDonnell
doing the scoring this time. Smith
made the next tally, shooting the puck
against Crovat's stick TO rebound into
the net. This put the Hockey Club IN
the lead Within a few seconds Jimmy
Britton had scored another goal for the
Hockey Club. unassisted.
In the second half it was an even
cattle, until Reggie Young slapped the
puck into the net in the last three
minutes of play. II was the prettiest
goal of the night, Young carrying the
puck practically the length of the rink.
The Hockey Club tried hard to tally
again, but failed.
The ST. Nicks and the lrish-hmerican
A. c. will play at the rink on Friday
night.
I'll, I;roun follOue.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Ur,errst al per cent unie" otherwise s'4'en''
MARCH
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az o " cor 6sth s.. q 2oi1If5; ,%T, =, T
"%o , =, al to Emma 7 Gersch $40 lltth 'y o.
N.-', tp-iot mtg 100000: yrs e. -SS oSo
s,.e eeoPtRTYy same to G Ehret ll9I rarS az;
Mach I ,pdor mtg fjO0ooj. IT. "' sgp o11
AnsTieRoAs iRtoA Az 4eIl l!5th =, -5yI>5; 4;
n MAJ a.s to Minnie Nusco"liA - + 80 . Tr
As March / dIe IS per bond a'y' =" "sgi o6S
ALpupon Az sv cor lsi,h st % @ liIsS: tx ,..! en-
~ S-sy" Deyin. 4lj " l2Jth st MAfch 'sioI,e6
e9.y =" !!s O. list H q. .loall2. @ "a t-g2S ,2S
aaIsay lIoldiss 50 a.. TO shs Ser, islS e: atty,
,gg,oocSS sr cor whitehan st 57.lor-; Map
f5-i aad sao i. " Ign st. March !: y's 4tS oSo
We.iie1i b D. Mad,'oH IA II..'cr a., St sssi-. "
tte, 70 JarInulowsky. April le 1907 d.e
Api i9. 1913 6 c; stiy' Bowers 4 S4iaS ,iS 900 20
MAVEN ~ cor l7sth St sot2I Nc'1G Co Cq9'in z
~ ~ M.nfattan Ma Co 2o9 l!way h.Lsh odo al
soq4 ,1s, . nj. .s5 600, .sSs sSSOGo o
- ~ "a ,"Hme'yie iOi Riverside Drive ,rEo o,6 3
.!5as M1ryh -'S 70 '1nf i-s,h s. s5Io7: ,sme to
ha,isn Mtg Co 700 B"ay March l. az t, e s66
r. ,ssoepse1y ,le ,aeT mtg SIS Oooj. same 70 "
Is Sormorv, le 404 Ri'e.siie Drive. Mar. !. %
..se.P s's' c5r 3ri. l-3,h st eo19i same to Man
i'm N.g Co. Zoo Bwsy. May /. due &C. o6o az
sIYs psoPeRTy. same to " sommeryls,
"a Ei,trsidl Drive prior mtg '65.Oooj .yIIsooSS
,.B. Msrcg E.' '-l' 4, D. 2osrlo5 10 Mortl
u. 20 German Savass Bank. l5' ttA 4" ,Mlal5Co53 MalC5
,tuis st cor 30 s,. 62.lI,s: Ida Kssse TO
yr,' a,,ys. a " Hutchils. - VI ia6 ..i
PARK Av 4. - losth st. % Hi. Wi,.isn VIA,
a. Flfan aud aro to A lIle honWait 4o't @ sl~'II'
-. AZ Feb 10. yrs C. ats. l'a" OIt s6i S5
etvi.GTo. ST. cor Forsyth 81. % -I7S$5.
49, Rum TO Dr. DooS say! gs la-tiu lo1. Sil
i,1str, March > due per bond aiV. g. 90
sr Az ., 25 eeih t 25IIii3 pa,id Az GSGd s5ab
:, FEB 10 due per bond Il'Ss. N1Ade e,6aSm od5
IL. ~ SSss" =; Patrick Coughlin ct a to
W. s't,yan AID ,no zi2 W IAN .; Feo - ;.
t,s a per tond. ATTY A TIr!ey. 233 B"s. 70,
isrg ST. I17se IrTtnI p. e5ILo3.3 &c t7ads 5a.
" k 'gg 20 Greensicb saungs bAs 80 ptH
=, Mali due FEB y. 1919 ats. siils; o55;
,2o 81 ~ 50 LeI,nron AZ. 2orses vi wi@or' g.G
T.s'1 Co 20 M,imie Cohn et a eiis. aI2 pI. Ien'
~. Plrs y Dec 81. 1914. IN. ai'Js' E,kls; 6eo
AZ. ST ST 10 10. hfty i.!s 9TH AZ ;s!sloo.: R.ssy
9i5untail Rray Co 70 Ne~ fo,k lH'e ISL ,,a0 oSS
q IS Boy ,as az P.i r., sEh' T ssIloo s0qss
oisl o. N A-fersou q RoIbufy. Conn Feo
= due March /. 1870. i'ty. hAniIton ode o'3
SANE PROPERTY; sane to A B;neiic,i isti k1.2- a.,
80 y Y. Fsb - due March l. 1871 a(C3}5
SANE PROPERTY: same to E,it,bc,h A Ii neaei!e;;' ?
81 Tis.ri. rl NsX Haven. Ioun. dIe Ma P" a.
100 - q. ~ ,e,as ,Se5,alss-s,,. A. ls1l0e = EII
81 p-' '.i,sr % Faruen' Loan al Ifusi 20. a
~ Nam 4. March " interest as PEI . t.,ds n6s
,lys. Gelsf. & II -, - E1r.1.sfw p,,. W s,ri6os
VsnsOnI Estate Cop % Royton Rea.,y 90 %
Bester ., March ! prior mtg 'so.VVoi' t,gCso
~ =, e7IIoos. M.Z Nc
couslsl 70 Baak Of United s.stsA. .! DaISH'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
CROWD AT OPENING
OF AUTO SHOW
Display of Motor Trucks a
Feature of Exhibition In
BROOKLYN.

W--I rrrVi - large at times that
.,e e.s,es we're conrested. the Brooklyn
s1,omogua show. In the 23d Regiment
Arnorv. ooered last night, TO run for a
wee. The big building, one f the
la--es, in Greater New York. has been
,.,l... dec '~.-,5 for the show, and the
r..,.... of 1.f5 rodels is a brave one.
gor..'.,.,.. f.-o-stIv with the similar
e,I i,'-..-' .- he IRA q Central Palace
esr-, .. rsrrsrg
....r ~. he 1se+ motor car show
g.. '., '.' ..,......- %cr Vork he ye9r
and o.. .r, ro.or,r, season is close at
han. -r. Hroos.vr dealers are likely TO
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CWith name and address %, purchaser snd attorney.
MArFu
Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM Az

..s1rpDAm NV eor ss,h 81, 20 5155. Emma
n, t--'srh =. A. 10 T r and Il he all = l1T
p,.gi.-f III Eo.t S 600
hIn,spon Az ~ ,or is4.h g. % llr35. Susan
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TRAVIS LEADS WAY
ON PINEHURST LINKS

P.rcturst. *. c., March 2.-Walter
:. Travis returned a score OF II in to-
days second qualifying round OF the
annual spring 20 f tournament and
won .ne gold medal with a grand total
Of lC3. Robert Hunter, o. Weeburn,
was second, with lG8, and Jesse ?.
GWford, Of lutervale, third, with Ill.
Others who made the first OF ten dl-
visions were Stuyvesaut lie Roy, Of
Newport, ia; II. c. Towne, Of Oak
mont, l75, 6. w. Ransom, OF Buffalo,
and Dr. G.. r. Gregg. Of Oakmont, l76
eash; J. II. Clapp, Of Chevy Chase, and
o. }. Murphy, of Wollaston, l78; ). VI.
Thompson Of SDr.nghaven, l79; W. W.
Powers, of Rochester, and c. S. Nc
Donald, Of Lambton, $50; W. +. Trues-
dell Of Fox Hills, 1871; A. l.. Car, Of
Bellevue 1s2
Players from the metropolitan dis
-r"t who made the second fight in
clude r. s. Mclaughlin, Of Scarsdale;
!. D. Foot. Of Apawamis, and James
her,ran. Of St Andrews.
IN .te third division are Frank Pres
brcy K. A. Baife Darwin J. Kingsley,
G. B. Hudson, G.. r. Dunlap, c. NJ. Fink,
John Lawrence. W. S Van Chef, II. k.
Mackenzie and +. A. Potts.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-03
M;lhurn Defeats Heddon
in Class A Tourney at
Philadelphia.
GAME CLOSE IN
ITS EARLY STAGES
Winner Proves Adept at Single
pail Bank ShOtS-LoSer Best
in MaSSe Play.

philadelphia, March 2.-E. L. Mil
h,r, Of Memphis, to-day defeated
charles Heddon, Of Dowagiac, Mich,
-. score Of 400 to S45, in the second
match Of the National Amateur Class
iso-balkhre billiard championship
tournament.
Vuhurn made high runs Of sc and
q snd his average was S6-52. He'd,
Sor's high runs were 81 and ~ and
bis average S9-6l.
The came was closely contested, par
.;,rlarlv i'm its early stages. the lead
lbsv-,rr r,re times. Both men made
r,arv diAlcult shots, but q frequent re-
cor. 20 safety play prevented either
= tbsm from making . high average.
VIburD proved himself an adept at
,i,r'o rail bank shots, while Heddon,
80 ro~pi,inc his runs OF - and a.,
ave a remarkable exhibition OF masse
sbo,t-~r The Southern champion
ore~cd with miss, while Heddon
scored ONLY q single tally.
Nrfurn took The lead with a run OF
&. .he third inning, only TO lose II
20 Tctlon when the latter made run
n 1- ,0 the ffth. IL was nip and tuck,
v..h H,t6on generally IN the lead up
- the ttirtv-rinth inning, when Mil
bprr went ahead with q run of 50.
Safety play caused the Westerner
n lose his stroke. and he only sue
,se6e5 ~ accumulaunG lS points IN the
nov. twelve innings. Nilburn ending
The game in the ffty-sccond with AL
unfinished Il.
Tho summary follows: