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Hanrfrp Transfers.

Deeds If bargain and sale were
recorded as follows Yesterday AFTER
noon in Henrico Circuit Court clerks
office;
p. ]. Waldrop and others 10 RON
ert A Pembcrton property located
near yellow Tavern, Brookland DIS
trsct. consideration, $40 and o'her
raluahles
Washington Park and Land Corpora =
ton 70 Cora Hall, lot %. block ~
in the plan of washington Park. 1t
has A frontage OF twenty-five feet on
Cheatwdod Avenue. The considefa-
ton named was s225,
william Clarke to George M Clarke
ffty-four acres on Central Roai. ten
miles from Richmond; consideration
S25.
r. KastIeDergs Sons to joseph l.,
Minnie l.. and William T. kastleo"r
lots 3 and {, located on the north side
of New Bridge and Seven Pines ROAD
consideration $40 and other valuahles
p :. Waldrop 10 James c, Waldrop'
two tracts of land, II and 1851 acres.
on the Telegraph noaA. near Yellow
Tavern: consideration $40 and other
valuabies.
Abbey Realty Corporation TO Mary
GUARDIANSHIP. lot 81. block II. In Co
lonial Place consideration $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
ANSWER TO sHEARN'S SUIT.
Mrs. Howard Gould Declares She Has
Paid Him All Due.

Naw York, March is--atrs-Hes ard
Gould today, through her cout sci,
filed In the Supreme Court her answer
20 q suit brought by Clarence. 5. Shearn,
now supreme Court justice. for SER
vlues rendered as Mrs. Gould's cou sci
IN litigation with mel husband an6 in
Yai ious other proceedings prior to the
time Mr. Shearn went on the bench
Mrs. Could enters counter ela i'm,
asking for "A judgment against Mr..
ShcarTf. and alleges in her affidavit that
MIR, shearn had signed a contract on
March s. 1907, whereby Mr.. Shcarn vas
70 receive certain percentage OF
whatever money she got from her hus-
band
Mr. Shearn 5 bin amounts to SEQ 29s
i1r services rendered In. her. action
against her husband. and various other
cases, Mrs. Gould obtained a separa-
ton and alimony of $4,000 a Near.
Mrs. Gould states that she settled with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
building Permits.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
permits 10 the following persons:
s T. Beverage and wife, TO repatr
brick store. No S13 West Broad street.
20 cost st4l7
J. r. Welsh, to build brick garage
in read No. 2S0s East Marshall Street,
TO cost 5000
j. r. Bailey to build brick garage
in rear No GIL North Ninth street
to cost s1e5
+. d. Perkins. to build two-story
frame dwelling. No. 1917 Delaware Ave-
nue.. to cost s2.7eo.
Mrs Adele Snrenkle-to- build TWO
two-story brick dwellings, Nos. ls0S~lo
Chaf1n street. to cost $4,000
Same to build two two-storv brick
dwellings. Nos. 1919 Chaffin street.
10 cost $4,000
r Hamilton, 10 buifd a two-s'ory
brick dwelling on Addison Street be-
tween Park and stuart to cost $3.50.
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and Petershurx Electric NJ,
CORRECTION TO SCHEDULE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

C"beaRe WA Vhio RAILWAY
Commencing Sunday, March II. Pc.
n!nsuia Local Trains between Rich.
mond Newport News and Old Point viii
operate daily. instead OF daily except
sundayi these trains leaving RiohmenA
7:1b A. M. and $500 p. H., ana ayrfv4n9
Richmond e:56 A. N. ard 500 p. II.
with this service. special local skeps
Of fast trains OF SundAya leaving R&ah.
mond 500 A. M. for Ola Point ana
Norfolk. and arriving Riohm~nd Use
p. NJ, viii be discontinued -
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East Twelfth street. wednesday night
AT Z o'clock. by tho Parsonage Society
OF Decatur-Strect Church.
Personal Notes.
Mrs J r Westcott wife of Police
man Westcott. who has been seriorsly
III At the Retreat for the Sick. is to-
day Improving
Isaac Tjnslev. father OF Oficer c IT.
Tinsley W no underwent an operatjon
a the Retreat for the Sick, is today
said to be improving rapidly.
Mrs J. l. Martin. formerly OF 21s
East Tenth Street but now of 400
West Fourteenth street. who has been
III In her home with grip for the past
eek Ia Improving
Mrs Peters Of Norfolk is visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. = Robinson,
Mr.. II G. Belts. who underwent an
operation yesterday at the Johnston
Willis Sanatorium. is very H.
Miss Minerva Weeks, who has been
the guest of Mrs w J. Carter has
returned TO her home in Petersburg.
Mrs. Josephine Emhry left this week
Tor Ashcville. n c. After conclud'n e
her visit there she will visit New York,
Philadelphia and ST Louis before re-
turning home,
Mr.. J y Gibbs Of EttriclS is quite
sick at the home OF his son, Mr. r A
Gibbs 1920 Hun Street
Miss Julia Richard, OF Baltimore,
Nd IS the guest OF Mrs A II. Fitz-
gerald
Master Edward rulIiam. who has
been quite sick with chickenpox. is
able to be out.
+ Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
Sons OF America, meets tonight The
question or changing the bylaws will
+ be acted upon
/ Mrs NJ Nicholas. of Woodland
/ Heights who was called to Baltimor
to attend the funeral OF her mother
Mrs Jennings has returned TO her
home
1 J Lacy BEDFORD parkkeeper OF wa sh-
tugton Square. who has been Ill some
time. was able to be out today and will
resume his duties very soon.
Goes south TO Recupernte.
! J. w BronauEh, deputy treasurer IL
contemplating trip South TO recu.
perate his health. II Is expected thai
he will he away about month. 1t is
understood that leave of absence has
already been granted him by the
treasurer. Mr.. Rronaugh has been ir
= III health for the past few months, and
his friends believe that the trip will
/ be very beneficial, helping him to re-
gafn his old-tme strength and vigor
Missionary society to Entertain.
The Woman's Missionary Society oil
Porter Street Presbyterian Church will
give an entertainment in the lecture
room Of the church tonight at s o'clock
! \ delightful program has been pre-,
( pared and IT is expected a large GROVE
will be present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19

Valentine Estate. to repair brick
store. No. T21 East Main Street, to cost
s1es
]. T. Bowden, 10 repair frame DWELL
ing. No. 1915 First Street, to cost $zzo.
Richmond Hospital Association. TO
repair hospital. No. tos East Baker
Street. to cost $500.
C. V. Wheeler. to repair frame DWELL
ing. No. 1911 Albany Street TO cost
500.
]. r. Lifsey. to repair frame dwell
ing. No. 1910 Maury Street. to cost 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
LONDON MAY REVISE
SHARE PRICE LIST
Such Action on American Securities
May tnsettic Values ON
Wall Street.
SHE MAY ABOLISH MINIMUas.
J.apsc OF Time Indicates Protective
Figures as Dctrimcnt to Business
and Now No Longer Necessary.

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SEC, IS r,at,r,ifv irri.,,4d 10 mink
no. ~. ,,r,[s-,a~.i,e. cbanrag in I,an-
4n, So, r,rs.tlons might teupara r.
-fr, eu..a>- H,slf moro nres.f5re 80
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
SOUTHERN AAYLWAY.
Premier Carrier - NJ DsuaA.

Premier Carrier - ~ DsusA.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION =
N. B-Foliowing schedule ngu.se
published AZ information AID ns9 Suae-
500 A. M-Daiiy local tor Char.
lotte and Durham.
1910 A N.-Daily--IAn,itsd-- IN
200 =. h-zzo.p. sun4.y-4.a.,
:, 80 ?. Ms..p.,,y.-ror p.s~n. AZ
sss.d @ea ,. .sa : s:ss
il:So p. M-baily-Hmited- IN
points south, Pullman ready SOC r. Il
YORK RIVER LINE
ear)-Daily looal-ro West PoaaI
connecting for BALTIMORE. daily sxosps
Sunday.
7:sS A. M--Daiiy--Iocal 70 wpet
Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: los A. y, 500 A
$40 A. NJ, except Sunday.
From West Point: s:is A. II. sis r.
a., .. i i Ill J. BISHOP !, 2 P, a. 4 ....
South bound train scheduled to leave
Richmond daily. 300 A NJ. local to
Eorlina; 1;20 r. NJ. sieepsrs ana
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. Jack
sonviile; 1910 p. NJ. sleeper to Hamlet
and coaches to Atlanta and Bir1ning-
ham: 11T p. NJ. Florida Limited: 1s:<k
A. NJ. sleepera, Atlantis. Rirmtn ham,
Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa, and
coaches Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled 60 arA
rive In Richmond daily: ssS A. H.,
E:fS A. NJ. s:ls A. NJ. sos p. NJ, s:N
r. n Local
|. sEABoARD AIR LIVE HAILwAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
sunrrme Cour1 procccdinrs

No. 76-Ratcliffe VS.. Costello eft al
Argued by X A. Hutchinson and c. A.
Sinclair for appellant. and Joan w.
Rust for aprellee, and submitted.
No 77-Craft VS. NMoionev Belt
ing Company ct al. Submitted on
b. i"fs.
NJ 5S-P-ovidence Forge Fishing
and Tuot'nc Club. Incorporated. ~
GIN Argued by Brockenbro'igh
Lamb for appellant, and by Georee l..
Christian for appellee. and submit
ted,
Next eases 10 be called:
No 79-Straus Va Fahed ct al.
No SOIL ellsworth VS.. Anderson
Drug Company.
No. Sl--East VS. Atkinson ct als.
No S2--Browder ct ais. vs.. Camp
Manufacturing Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
CHANCERY COURT TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds of Bargain and Sale
Recorded Yesterday.


Mrs Il, Tobien to Thomas J. Ly-
ons. No. 729 North Third Street, 23x
l22 feet. $40
r. B. Pearman and wife to II f.
Hamilton, Nos 2620-o6 West Main
street. So feet 6 inches by 80 feet.
$40.
J. T. Carreal. trustee to Lulu w,
Elliott. No. 2l2 Randolph Street. II
feet by IS feet inches. s1.s25.
r. J, Cook and wife to Frank A.
Robertson and wife, lot Third street,
between Clay and Leigh. rs feet by
Sc feet s inches. $3.50.
Tslip Philips and wife to Lena
Jones. lot on Fairfield Street to ditch,
3Ox1S3 feet, s122.
Grace A. Royal ct ais. 10 Annie
l.. Van per No. l6 East Marshall
Street. S3xf63 feet. $40.
Indie w Sinton ct ais to A. J.
Oakley. lot on Twenty Street.
near n Street, SONIA feet. $3.50.
T X. Verncr and wife TO Virginia
Realty and Construction Company, lot
on West street. near Cary Street,
44x124 feet $40.
Eddie Abraham and wife to r.
w Gary Nc $500 Beverley Street,
81 feet 3 inches by 1870 feet, S..
r. W. Gary and wife to Eddie
Abraham lot southeast corner Cary
and Lady Streets, 80 feet by IS feet
2 inches. SIS.
r. e. Tragic and wife TO Julius
Kindervater and wife No 221s Han
over Avenue. $40.
Deeds Of Release.
Edward II Brown. trustee. to
T. Z. Tragic. lot Hanover Avenue,
near Strawberry. ~ feet II inches
by 179 feet inches s1,4S2.54
william c. Bentley. trustee to
Eliza beth w Benson. lot on Grace
Street, between T4omhardy and Vine
Streets. 56 feet bq 17s feet 9 inches
$3.50.
Russell V Walsh. trustee, TO F.
Pierotti lot on Old Deep Run Turn
pike. west Of Davis Road. 100 Feet
bv 22S feet . in Aes. s1.3l7. SO.
II. Se,dea Taylor, trustee, to her
nina Stumpf. LOT southeast corNer
Nineteenth and Broad Streets, SSH -
feet. S26t2.60.
Bank OF Commerce and Trusts,
trustee, to w. u Melton No. Sfi 4
East Broad street. 20xl65 feet ST.
$50.
William r. Pizzlni, trustee. to
Grace A Borkey lot on lakewood
Avenue. near Q Street, 25xl2s feet
s424
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BUSINESS NEWS
AND COURT RECORD
Building Inspector Issues Permits t'of
Building Half Dozen Dwelling
and For Much Repair Work.
NUMEROUS DEEDS RECORDED
All Signs Point to Normal Activity
I'm Real Estate and Building Lines.
Hcnrico Transfers More Numerous
Than Heretofore.

The feature of the day yester .iay
was the activity in the Office of the
Building Inspector. Permits were is-
sued for The erection of six brick
dwellings and two garages, and to
repair a half dozen other structures.
Eleven deeds were recorded in the
ChanCery Court clerk s office, evil
dencing the sale of numerous small
properties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
KENTUCKY LIVE STOCK INSER
ANGE- CONTAINING.

Home office Louisville. KY,
Hereby gives notice that II has with
drawn from business In the state of
Virginia, and proposes to withdraw
not later than March 81. 1915. the
Century Bonds belonging to tho Com
pany that are now on deposit with the
state Treasurer
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City Circuit Court.

Evidence was presented in the case OF
Mrs. Sophie Garsuch against the vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company in
this court Yesterday. and II ls likely
verdict will he given this morning
Mrs, Garsuch asks for $4,000 for dam.
ages TO her person and automobile, and
the loss OF diamond ring. in an acct
dent at Eighth and Grace Streets
September 19, 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19

Arthur Thornton was acquitted OF the
charge OF grand larceny by fury
In this court yesterday.
In the case OF Walter James. col
ored charged with house break.ng,
the jury failed to agree. 1t was said
that eleven stood for acquittai while
one stood for conviction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
Mayysare Y,teens~s.

Clerk walter Christian yesterday To-
sued marriage licenses TO the follow
Ing:
Edgar @. Palmer and Mary j. Talley
Percy n. Hall and Carrie e Joseph
Robert J. McLain and Kate Fink.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19

Mr. Shearn in this suit for 100000. and
also settled with him in all other pro-
ceedings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
SOUTHSIDE
ASKS CITY TO ACQUIRE
SEWERAGE CORPORATTON

A called meeting OF the woodland
Heights Citizens Association was held
Wednesday night In the Methodist
church The general Improvement
committee, Of which John Il. Light DOT
is chairman, recommended the passage
Of resolution petitioninE the city
to ACQUIRE the property OF the south
side Water and Sewerage Corporation,
thus bringing about "A reduction in
water rent It was passed.
The committee also recommended
THAT the Virginia hallway and Power
Company be petittoned TO widen It's
bridge at the end OF the Cowerdin
Avenue.
new bridge, y WAS pointed out.
will not only aid trafflc- but will add
to the beauty Of woodland Heights.
since Il IS AZ the head Of Semmes
Avenue, principal thorouEhfare.
Ciamoring For >uhatation.
Forest nm citizens, at meeting
( Tuesday night. appointed committee
to petition Postmaster Hay r. Thorn
ton to extend the city mali service to
the recently annexed territory. COL
lections and deliveries in Forest Hlli
now are made but once n day. The
same conditions exist in Woodland
Heights. where the residents are clam
oriaE for a suhstation.
Gives Sham rock Tea.
ahafnrock tea was given Ut the
home Of Mrs G. y. BrookinEs, Of IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
scuEDuLEs
Norfolk & Western Raiiw,;

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect January 1, 1915. ",
Leave Byrd Street Station. RichmontI
FOR NORFOLK. $500 A. NJ. $500 p. ~
s4:10 r. N ~
FOR LYNcnBURo AND THE WEST
se:l6 A. NJ. 1850 A. NJ. $500 r. NJ
1870 p. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: III a.
A. M, 1886 p. NJ, s11:30 p. NJ From,
the West $3.50 A. NJ, 1910 p. M. ii a.
p. NJ, 1905 p. M, 1900 p. II.
sDaily. tDaily lex. Sunday. tSunday
W. b. BEviLL. W. C. SAUNDERS
r NJ. Roanoke. G. ?. A. Roanoke
c. y. BOSLEY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19

shamrock tea was given al the
home OF Mrs. G. y. BrooRinEs, Of IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19

AND CREsArMAKE nA1
RAILWAY COMPANY.

supersed;ng schedule OF April H. 1914
Schedule subjecs to change without
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
STOCKS

itfN : iNFN ~
4p0 American Beet Sugar .,..,
Agricultural Chemical ....
10000 Atnairnmated Copper 49,.
1890 American Can .............,
90 American Can. pfd. ...........
200 American Car ami Foundry
l0n American Cotton OH .........
American Locomotive ......
American Locomotive. ND. e..
400 American Smelling .-.,.....
American sugar ............
TOO American Tel and Tel Co.
2on American Tobacco. com.
roo American Tobacco. pfd.....
900 Anaconda Copper ...........
GOO Atchlson .....-, ........
100 Atlantic Coast Linz ........,.
500 Naifir-'orc md Ohio ..-.....-
70N WooklN0 R4pid Transit. ...
1900 canadian Pacific ........
100 Chesapeake and ohio ........
chicago Great Western ....,.
so" CbtCaEo. MI and st Paul
100 Central Leather .............
colorado Fuel and Iron ...,
colorado a0a Southern ....
Consolidated Gas ...-..-....
NO Delaware ana UHdson. .........
Denver and Rio C., com. D..
IS'n nsll'ers' SEC. Cor. -..-.....
200 EeSe ...-............
500 Frte. Ist pfd .............
700 Eri~ End MD ....-.....-..
a01 General Electric --.........
tao Great Northern ma. ..-
$40 Great Northern Ore Gifts .r..
Illinois Central ......-...
100 Int Metropolitan ..........
SEQ Int Netropolitau. pfd. ......
Int Ner Marine, com .---.....
Int Ner. Marine. pfd #....
400 International Paper .......
luterna tional Paper pfd......
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19
NEW Work. Cut9ioS NAnhET
FURNISHED ~ WilisF Il Co, -}roh RS
Htrhmoad VA
nJ6HM0Ns1 GRAIN MARKET.
~ hoiesale Quotations on Change

Richmond. Va. March IS. 1875.
WHEAT -t'ar fots-
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RICHMOND HAY MtRhET.

Richmond. Va, March IS. 1915.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
ACCIDENT TO CUTLER
ENDS WRESTLING BOUT
American Rendered Unconscious
When Head Strikes Floor.

An unfortunate accident to Charles
Cutler, the American wrestler, who
was rendered unconscious when his
head struck the floor in his bout with
Alex Aberg, the worlds champion, last
night. abruptly ended what was expect
cd TO be one of the best matches yet
seen in the international tournament
at the Manhattan Opera House.
Each man was endeavoring to secure
a body hold. when Cutler rolled off the
mat. mis- head striking the floor. He
was unconscious for fifteen minutes,
and DR.. John O'Connell, the house ply
stefan, pronounced HIM In an unht con-
dition to continue.
Under the rules of the tournament
Aberg was declared the winner, amid
loud protests and Kisses from the au-
dience. The champion, however, in view
Of the hard fight the American gave
him. refused TO accept the decision, and
il was decided TO bring them together
in another finish match next week.
Valdez ZbysZko had 10 work for II
minutes and 20 seconds before he sue
ceeded in downing George Sandelle, the
Greek, with an inside arm and body
hold. In the other bouts, Helmar John
son, Sweden, threw Wilhelm Ernst,
Germany, with a double srmlock in
IS minutes Is seconds; Karl Pospisil,
Bohemia. and Hussif Hussane, Turkey,
wrestled 10 a Commute draw, while
George Zurich won from +. Delivuk,
Austria, in ~ minutes as seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
TWENTY CANDIDATES
FOR COLUMBIA FIVE
Small Squad Turns Out for First
Basketball Drill.

Twenty men answered the first call
for basketball candidates at Columbia
Yesterday, the smallest initial squad
that has reported in several years.
Harry A. Fisher, the coach, had ex-
pected larger turnout. Before the
middle of next week, however. at least
fifty candidates are expected TO appear.
Among those who reported yesterday
were Dwyer, Kornsand and Burghard,
veterans of last years varsity tive.
All three men were in good condition,
Kornsand having been out for the foot
ball team for most of the season, while
the other two have practised on the
court regularly. They were able 70
assist in teaching the first rudiments
of the game to the new men.
Fisher gave the squad only a light
workout for the opening practice, dis
missing the men after an hour OF pass
ing and shooting on the run. Reynolds
Benson, last years varsity captain
and coach Of this seasons freshman
squad, helped in the coaching.
Other men who came out for the
squad are Z. d. Beck, last years var
sity baseball pitcher; j. A. Bryan, of
last years squad and the freshman
team of two years ago; L. c. Bradley,
the husky broad jumper, and c. c. La
tour, last years freshman baseball
pitcher.
Calder, Healey and WILDER, all Of last
years squad, failed to put in an APP
pearance, but are expected out within a
day or two, as is Wegener, who played
centre two years ago but was ineligible
all of last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03

RICHARDS MUST
RETURN FOUR MEDALS
Central a. A. u. Board Rules
High Jumper an Ineligible.

Chicago, Dec. 2.-The Central A. A.
L. board Of managers announced here
to-day that Alvah Richards, who gained
international fame by winning the high
jump at the Olympic games at Stock
holm in 1912. had been declared in
eligible 70 compete in meets Of the
Central district, as his legal residence,
when he took part in the meet here
last July, was at Provo, Utah-not Chi
cago, as noted on his entry blank.
The board sustained a previous rul-
ing by the district championship COM
mittee, which was taken before the
National A. A. U. and referred again
to the Central. The board Of managers
ruled that Richards must give back the
medals he won in the July meet, when,
competing for the Illinois Athletic Club,
he took first place in the 56-pound
weight event, second in the high jump
and third in the discus and javslin
throws.
Richards is now a student at Cornell
University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
College Swimmers
Open Season To-day

The championship tournament OF 'he
intercollegiate Swimming Association
will open tonight with meet between
Columbia and the City College OF New
York. in the latter's pool.
The outcome is hardly in doubt. ow-
ing to the remarkable strength OF the
Columbia team. both in all around
swimming and in water polo, but Keen
competition is looked for in several OF
the events.
Captain Lee, vollmer, Herbert wal
ker, Rogers and Kempner will be used
by the Blue and White in the swimming
races; Roy and Levy in the plunge;
Burghardt and Wilson in fancy diving
ard Captain Mouquin, Gibson, Noble
Van der Water. Cleveland, Levenson'
Rogers and Cooper in water polo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
DUNDEE WORKS HARD
TO OUTPOINT BLOOM
Thrilling Boxing Bout Takes
Place at Pioneer Club.

Johnny Dundee had the time o. his
life defeating Phil Bloom at the Pho
neer Sporting Club last night. Phil
waged a great battle against the ltai-
ian for ten rounds, and only Johnny
superior strength saved him.
Dundee fought Bloom off his feet IN
the first part, but Phil finally got d
straight left going true to Johnny's
head at every try. Bloom also used a
snappy right hand cross TO Johnny's
law when the latter rushed in, and sew
eral times Dundee narrowly escaped
going down As 10 was he was sent
spinning every time the blow landed.
In the third, fourth and sixth rounds
Dundee would have been Knocked INTO
the audience but for the ropes. PhilS
right hand blow failed to floor him, but
il certainly made Johnny do der
visher.
In the sixth especially did Dundee
get hard crack on the jowls. lie tot
tered backward, and as he was nearing
the floor he grasped the ropes and
saved himself from a knoekdown.
In the third round both landed right
crosses at the same instant, and for a
second IL seemed that both men would
hit the floor for double knoekdown'
They fell into groggy clinch, now
ever, and then were at II again.
Dundee made show Of Phil IN The
last round. lie pumnelled the BROOK
lyn boy all over the ring, displaying
remarkable show Of speed and stamina
after the hard battle he had gone
through. Pills best effort was bis lett
10 the Jaw. and but for Johnny's great
finish Bloom might hay canned ORA"
because Of its effectiveness.