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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

SALESMEN with selling ability can
make big income selling our high
grade oils. Greascs and spccialtics on
liberal COMMUNIST N. This Is Il 3iS payer
Tor a hustler. Anchor .-n and ,'hemi-
cal Company. Cleveland 9
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1 OPPORTUNITY for live agents Send
to-day for free particulars about our
easily demonstrated high grade spe-
cialty. Galley Specially Co, Box 50i.
Hazclwood. Pa
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SALESMAN. experienced in any line. to
sell general trade in Virginia: un-
cNcellcd specially propositions: commits
sion contract: $50 weekly for expenses
Continental Building. Cleveland O.
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WE will pay you Sl20 to distribute re-
ligiouS literature in your community
80 days work. Experience not re-
CURED. Man or woman. Spare time
may be used. Icigler Co. Philadelphia
Pa. ''
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NltOWN man locally to handle our de-
tcctiyc work: experience not mcces-
Sary. Supt. G. II. GnlliIan. 400 Fletcher
Nuilding, Providence. II. ].
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BIG textile mills will employ every
whore reliable people TO take orders
for dress fabrics. hosiery, underwear
and ncckwcar from samples Factory
prices. Many making over $50 weekly.
Spare or all time. No experience Per-
COhOcS y. Y -
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BOARDING..

Beautiful location. country and sea.
shoe combined. with city conveniencea
EXcellent table Terms So to 3l2 per
week Near golf links. Open all tho
year. Misses Ta.bb. rouIevnrC Inn.
Hamp On. Va
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AGENTS. salary or commission. Great
est seller yet Every user pen and
INK buys on sight. 200 10 800 per cent
proht. one agents sales $500 in s
gays; another $32 in . hours. Monroe
Mig. Co, y 80, "a Crosse Wis
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BOARDING..

VERY desirable rooms. superior loca-
ton: two baths: good homelil<e
table. 800 West Grace. Miss Trant.
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WANTED, high grade speciality sales
men or capabl" cX-mcrchantS for
i'l'; vacancy now: staple line: liberal
weekly advances: protected territory
on established house. :. T.. Kline
29G-lJ Crafts Building. Cleveland. q
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INDUSTRIOUS young man of good
habits desires position i'll Il gents
furnishing or department store; not
afraid of work aud long hours: good
references. Address W. H., Box 81,
rampliu, Va
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WANT agents 10 handle fast selling
home aud Office necessity: 100 per cent
profit: sure repeater; exclusive terri
tory: sample Zoe Nocckcls, 216 Park
way EuildinS, Philadelphia, Pa.
kOkO-WIil:AT crisp. $40 daily profit.
Beats popcorn. 30 package costs
! l-2c: Can Of samples. loo. Particu-
lars free. Machine and Instructions
sl2, prepaid. Corncau Co, 502 Park
side. Chicago.
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LADY wants to be :, comfort to some
lonely person. Address J 81, care
Times Dispatch.
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WANTED party OF adults to take ( or
'-room Hat In Forest Hill. Large.
shady grounds and porches. Randolph
4260-W.
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Ia isG EST manufacturers of it's Kind
mas new specially badly needed bv
ever merchant. Restricted territory.
tremendous seller. Enormous profit.
mritc quickly. The Minimax Fac
tories. Chicago
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AGENTS, make 800 weekly Wonder
full new invention. First time ad-
ver,iSed. Washing machine that gem
crates its own power. Niagara Wash
cr COMPANY. Waterloo. Iowa
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SALESMEN. side line make 500 vel
vet next week Others do You viii
iioss made Si3 first morning. Electric
window sign. Flashes changcublc
wording. OutS..ling everything at $40.
SO DAYS time Free sample. flashtric
Sign Works. t'hI,,rn
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private family on South Third street
wishes 10 rent 10 > yuunc men or
ladies nicely furnished roou with
board. SIS per mouth: references re.
uuircd. Phone Madison A62I-J
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FOR RENT-Itooms.

IDS West Grace. nice room, select
locality. Board convenient.
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USE your spare time 10 build up "A
mail order business Of Your own
We help YOU start for a share in
profits; twenty seven opportunities.
Particulars free. opportunities EN-
change, Buffalo. y. y.
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THE WEBSTER.
ROOMS and board. absolutely nrs,.
class; central. prices very reason.
able. Madison 1886. l014-l01s East
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NICE room for rent TO = young ladies
or gentlemen: convenient to car. hot
and cold water. electric lights Board
u desired. private family, West End.
Phone Randolph 32S6-J
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NGENTS. a l-ccnt postcard will put
you in touch with AN $50 Il week
proposition selling aluminium Utensils
and SpeCialties direct TO the consumer
Don't let cent stand between YOU and
prosperity. Div. 50TJ, American Alum
mum Mfg. Co. I.cmOnt LII.
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LARGE Eastern manufacturing corpo-
ration requires the services Of scy-
eral specially statesmen. Unequallcd
opportunity for Virginia earning large
commissions is offered good producers
Address +. Nissler. 5 Martin Street, Ro-
chester. ~ y
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AGENTS wamted-AGcntS make 800
per cent proht selling novelty sign
cards" Merchants buy l." to 100 on
sight 500 varieties. Catalogue free.
Sullivan CO., 1884 Van Buren, street.
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COuFLE living alOn" would board aud
share suburban home with refined
married couple: conEcnial Companion-
ship especially desired. y $50, care
Times Dispatch.
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GARDENER wants position on gentle
mans place. Experienced vegetable
grower and florist Marcus Flowers,
charlottesville Va.
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REPRESENTATIVES, wanted: exclusive
territory: new invention guaranteed
by reputable corporation. saving - per
cent TO gasoline users or money re-
ing: territory going quickly. Gas
Saver Sales Company, 1890 Broadway.
New York.
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MANUFACTURER OF new patented AR
ticlc badly needed by every merchant.
has open territory for few good
sa lesmen; big money can be made: no
competitions; answer at once. GuStavc
Heymann. Continental Hotel Bldg,
philadelDhin Pa
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SALESMAN travelling to sell mill line
TO retailers. Dress goods, blank cts.
fianncls. Fall trade Good side line
Good commission. South Philadelphia
WOolen Co. BOX 1891, philadclphin. PA
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NO hard times in this business. Sales
man with experience to sell lubricat-
Ing oils, paints. betting AMI hose to
thrcsher sawmill owners and auto
lists In this territory. The American
OIL and Paint Company, Sl2l Hough
Avenue, Cleveland, o.
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AGENTS, hustler wanted in every coun-
try 10 sell our 10 up-to-the- minute
household article. Women delighted
eager 10 buy. Experience not needed
sells like hot cakes. Samples fur
nishcd. Active workers. Get busy
Write Massey Co, Box 800. Baltimore
al
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GROW rich in business of Your own
Get out OF the wage carncrs' class
Your cooperation with our factory
starts YOU with little capital duriur
spare time in your own home. We
manufacture exclusive articles. No
Canvassing. Experience unnecessary
Write for booklet and proposition Adj
dress Peace Mfg. co, Dept II ~. 6S
Broadway, Buffalo. ~ y
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SA!:ESmt.N, capable speciality man for
Virginia, staple line on new and
exceptional terms. Vacancy April
Attractive commission contract sac
weekly for expenses. Miles T. Bixicr
21S-l5 Carlin Bldg. Cleveland. o.
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NEW. Never sold before. Biz profits.
Every family buys. Permanent bus.
mess results. Ironing wax holder and
stream OF trade. Every family uses
ironing wax. Working OUTFIT, Sc. NJ.
y: H.. Mfrs. - Water Street, New York.
AGENTS to handle household speciality
Fast seller; needed in every home
Particulars free. Write j. a. Schmct-
ger Supply Co, Ill Industry Street, s.
s.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08
NEW YORK REGATTA PLANNED.
Yachts Enter Until Just Prior to
Signal on June ~.

The s!xty-eighth annual regatta Of the
New York Yacht Club will he sailed on
Tuesday. Juno 90, of the club station at
Glen Cove. Racing instructions have
been sent out ny the regatta committee,
II. de b. Parsons. j.. NJ. Marlborough and
Frederic q, %Spedden. Entries should he
filed with the committee before 4 o'clock
the afternoon before the races, but en-
tries may he received at the discretion
OF the committee up to the time OF
making the preparatory signal. which
Will he NJ noon. There will he races
Tor all classes according to the clubs
classification.
The courses are described on the Glen
Cove racing chart and those selected will
bc stgnalled prior TO the making OF the
preparatory signal. If n course different
from those on the chart is selected the
committee viii signal the turning marks
by setting International roie signals.
The larger yachts will III sen, away
frst, all schooners starting at l2 10 4;
the nftles will go at 1876. the sloope of
Glasses l.. NJ and n at IL go, Glass p
and the thlrties at IL .25 and the Sound
schooners at ~ 80.
In each class there will be a first
prize If two or more start. a second II
four start and n third IL eight start. The
Sound schooners will sail as one design
classes. The New York Yacht Club
course cups offered by James Gordon
Bennett in 1871 will be raced for. There
is one for sChoOncrs and one for single
masted vessels and yawls. Yachts COM
reting for these trophies will sail at their
rating measurements. Tho names of the
winners are engraved on the cups and
the owners receive handsome medals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08
JERSEY GOLF ENTRY LARGE.
1875 Members Of Clubs Across River
to Play.

So many entries have been received
for the New Jersey golf championship
which begins on Thursday at Essex
Country that play In the qualifying round
on that day will begin at the unwonted
hour Of I $40. Nathan s. Schroeder, sec
rotary of the New Jersey state Coli
Association. announced yesterday that
1875 entries had been received.
As the first round Of match play Is
scheduled for Thursday afternoon the
committee in charge has a big task on
its hands. but with the early start the
qualifying u ought to be finished
In time to play the first round before
dark in the championship division at
least. In order TO make things go more
smoothly the Essex County members
who have entered will be the early
starters.
Jerome n. Travers has not entered
this year. but Oswald Kirkby will de-
fend his title. the most prominent of his
rivals being Maurice Risley. runnerup
last year Roy Webb. who was the
medalist In the metropolitan champion
ship at Apawamis last week Max Mar
ston and Max H.. Behr.
l.. NJ. Barnes. Englewood, n W. r.
Shackeiford. Atlantic City. who have
been prominent In past Jersey champion
ship tournaments. will not play this
week.
The 1875 entrants are distributed among
the clubs which are members OF the as
ISOLATION. as follows: Essex County. 80
Baltusrol. 81; Englewood, Is: Morris
County. ~ Montclair. 10: Canoe Brook,
I: Glen Ridge, 6 Upper Montclair. s
Atlantic CITY, 4: Madison, Forest
Hi, 4: Yountakah. 9: K~nickerbocker,
2 New Brunswick. 4.
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failure for Ed Geers and he was even
worse last year. This spring he rained
only fairly we'll until about ten days
$780,. whom Fleming was again asked TO
drive him. The big train, as Joe Patchen
was called In his winning days, i'm
mediately stopped his sulking and Flem-
ing drove him nicely In 2:O5.
The famous black r%acehorse Direct
Hal. 2:04h. died last week. He com
bined the blood of the two greatest
pacing families, having been sired by
Direct, sos ~. out OF Bessie Hal. by
Tom Hal. In 1891 when Ed Geers and
Hal Pointer had their colors lowered at
the hands OF the California wonder.
Direct. in a race that was the fastest on
record, Mr.. Geers determined to have
one OF the victor's foals and he bred
Direct Hal. At four years the colt
showed a trial OF 2 OK and Geers sold
him for $4,000 TO his employer. C. ].
Hamlin. As a s~ix-year-old In 1909 Di-
rect Hal was sent to the races and he
performed the unprecedented feat Of
going through the Grand Circuit I'M
beaten. Direct Hal won thirteen races
and lost only two heats. earning SIS. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08
BROWN GIVES GRANT
SURPRISING COMBAT.
Obscure MOntclair Man Forces
Jersey Title Aspirant to Go
Three Hard Sets.
WATSON PUT OUT EARLY

MoNrcLArR. Juno Some good ten
mis- was seen at tho courts Of the Mont
clair Athletic Club here to-day In the
opening rounds Of the lawn tennis tour
nament for the New Jersey State cham
pionship. One of the best matches OF
the day brought together Wyne C.
Grant, former national indoor champion,
and Lawrence Brown. a local player.
Although Brown never before has shown
any startling ability he played nne ten
mis- to-day and forced Grant to three sets
before the latter won at e., 3-6, 7-5.
The winner seemed to have much pref
tier strokes than his rival, but he did
not cover the court so we'll nor was he
as steady.
With the exception Of c. +. Watson.
Jr. all OF the higher ranking players
came through without a hitch. watson
met a tartar in young u. w. ROBINSON
however. In the second round n was
beaten in a three set match at d
Il, 6--2. Watson was considerably
OF hi, game. He made a bad start and
los, the fret set, shove a flash OF form
in the second set, but could not keep II
up in the third and dropped II without
much OF n struggle.
q. G. Shafer, present holder OF the
title. will not defend this year. He was
forced to default to l.. n. Cooper be-
cause of an injury received in a match
against wylie G.. Grant in the Bronx
county championship rname last
month. Nell c. Stevens. who won the
championship in 1918. was out on the
| courts after a long absence n de-
| feated H.. Mckay Glazebrook in straight
sets at s--3. IS. The summaries:
New jersey state Championship Mems
singles-First round-H. Norton defeated
"a y. smith. s.. SIS: Charles Brown
defeated Harold Swain, 1t -, 10.
q, l.. Johnston defeated II. II. Hewcston,
rs, ca.
second Round-J. 2. Ba,ten defeated
Thomas Randall, e-s, ia. w. II. Spencer
a. Plympton defeated F. n Hague. il.
"a, 81: Henry Harrison defeated Harry
Hague. 49,. 81 Louis Graves. de-
,ssted John Mckay. SO. "a: Cedric A
Major defeated Marshall Peabody. "a
"a Frank .Kidde defeated John =
II N Hall by default; c Marcus defeated
= Katz, 60, 6-l Harold a. Throck
merton defeated $. W. Merrihew, 6
80: stanley II. Manchee defeated IL. X
sturdy. e-3, Ga. walter Merrill Ha!
defeated +. Radel. 80 60; A!rick II
Man. Jr, defeated r. r. Thomas, e.
60 8 n. Voshell won from G W No
Mullen nv default. Hugh Flaming wor
from Ninard Hamilton by default. charl"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08

VAN DELFT SAVES STRENGTH.
Takes Mile Run In Commercials
Games by Final sprint.

George Van Delft led a field OF eight
home yesterday in the one mile run
which featured the annual outdoor
games Of the students OF Commercial
High School, held at the school field
lie was pressed hard all the way by
e Johnson. on the final stra'rhtaway,
however, Van Delft had more reserve
strength and a sprint gave him the
race by fifteen yards. Mcdonald was
Third and Sonk!n fourth.
Brown gave a good account OF him
stf He won the 100 and go yard
dasnes, l2o pound class, and finished
a close second in the 100 yard dash,
unlimited weight. The summaries:
--u iard Dash. Unlimited-Won by
Garshat, shutter, second, Miller. third,
Tine. - % seconds.
100 YARD pasn, 1870 Pound ,Cla.s-won
Poole Brown, second Palmer third.
100 YARD Dash, isO Pound Class Won
by Brown; Edmonds, second simon, third.
50 YARD Dash"Won by Schneider; Rel
!'a second, Reimer, third. Time. . rs
Ho Yard Run-won by. J, Ross; camos,
.e'1ni, Fabricant, third; Kurtzman,
''9t'A Tine, SO seconds. .,
.t"l inch; Frugone, 3s feet "a inches,
eczema 81 ,%efstein. SO feet S inches, third.
f'.-'h Time. 10 As seconds,
Johnson, second; Mcdonald, third
S'0s.n, fourth, Time. b minutes IS sec
U.s.
R|0niug High Jump. Unlimited-Won by
A'l"fson. 3 feet 8 inches; Nelson, 3 feet
N"-. second ErIkson, . feet 2 Inches
YARD Dash, 100 Pound Class-Won
brown, German. second; Captain, third
.E', ~ seconds.
30 Yari Dash-won by Gross; Bettlr
second, Muller, third. Time. s3-b seconds
~ Yard pash-Won by. LIND: Torres
=, ..' Rlvlin, third; Golink. fourth
'',l" '-1 seconds.
~ l1rt uash-Won by Finkel; Pavlof
'T'. tu'msnn. third. Time, 3 IS sec
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Team total
Dionne settles Ross Quickly.

@. a. l.. Dionne, captain OF the West
Side Tennis club. defeated Dr. W. ~
Ross in the only match played In the
Marine and Field Club open lawn tennis
tournament AZ the club courts In Bath
Beach yesterday, 81. 6-l. The match
was in the second round. both the play
ers having draw byes from the first
round. In the club handicap singles.
a closed event. y. Rice and W. Beddle
-eached the final round. Rice came
,hrough the sem!-fnal by winning from
II. Taylor at 5-7, e. 81. while
Beddle beat J. Mccain. G-3. 6-3.
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S hoolboys to Play
Liuing Chess Game

O. a gigantic chess d board COW
~ ering a space 1926 square
feet in area, at Pelham Bay Park,
early this afternoon a game of
living chess will be played by the
students of De Witt Clinton High
School, whose chess team won the
interborough championship last
year and the Manhattan High
School League championship this
year. Thirty-two students will be
gowned to represent kings,
queens, bishops, knights, pages
and foot soldiers. Capt. Zetkin
will command the white side and
Lieut.. Isaacson the black pieces.
Major j. Moore Hanham will
referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08
PETER VOLO'S PRINCIPAL
RIVAL is HIS OWN SISTER
Volga, Picture of Lou Dillon, Doing Great Things at
North Randall Track, and More Records Are
in Peril of Being Broken.

When the gian,like Peter volo won a
record OF 2 :o41s in a race at two years
he was pronounced the horse of a CEN
fury and II was agreed by all hands
that a long time would pass before his
equal would be seen. Scarcely eigh-
teen months have elapsed since that
notable turf achievement and turfmen
at North Randall are acclaiming Volga
quite his equal as a speed marvel. Vo'ga
liz a two-year-oid chestnut Ally and a
full sister to Peter Volo. being by Peter
the Great out Of Nervolo Belle by Ner-
volo, grandson OF Onward.
In the closing days OF May volga was
brought up to North Randall from
Townsville, Ga, where she had been
trained all winter we'll but not fast. and
In her first trial over the Grand Cir
cult mile track she showed a half mile
In 1 :0+ia. last quarter In BIZ SECONDS.
Her driver. Billy Andrews. has raced
Hamburg Belle. 2:0lk Sweet Marie,
. :02 Tenara. 2 :05 y, and ever so many
great stake horses and he pronounces
volga the greatest trotting machine he
ever drove. No two-year-old ever
showed a half mile In May 80 fast as
volga's and IL was the general opin-
ion OF those who saw the work that
she can trot a half In / :o2. a quarter In
80 seconds and a mile out In 2:l2.
Volga was bred In Kentucky and Ia
owned by the Pastime Stable. made up
OF II. X. Devereux. president or the
Grand Circuit Coburn Haskell. and
+. W. Harvey of Cleveland and Frank
Ellis of Philadelphia, who raced Ham
| hirtn,Innsa fa1tpQt daughter. Ncttte.
AS, forty years ago. One has only to
shut his eyes and think OF how Lou
Dillon looked and was gated TO have a
perfect description OF dig She Is the
same color. is a striking replica In con-
formation. particularly around the head
and neck. and she has the same snappy,
lightninglike stroke. Whether she will
continue to look like the queen OF the
turf as she grows IL n question. for the
Peter the Greats have a type OF their
own.
Doc Tanner. who trained Lou Dillon
and who traine md drove Uhlan, also
says Volga is the greatest trotter that
has vet appea red and that he would give
5000 for the opportunity TO train her.
1t is one of the rarities OF breeding
that a mare produces marvellous colt
speed with uniformity. and this together
with the fact that another two-year-old
Win as Ilutn EItth aN tNti '''o ''e
been found shows hat the improved and
intense trotting blood is only now be
ginning to assert itself. II is hardly
more than fifty years from HANDLE
tonian to Peter the Great and II Is less
than n score OF years since cold blood
was stamped out materially from thu
second and third generations Of oui
t~rotters. Now that all colt trotters have
six and seven standard dams. speed
marvcls can be looked for almost every
year. II has been contended that thu
bike eulky. better tracks and higgins
and shoeing are responsible for the fas'
records now being made. but no change.
along these lines have taken place In thu
last ten years and the following show
the changes in the colt records sine
1905
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LINOw, BIG. ROUGH GRAPPLER.
Closes Draak's Eye Before He Pins
Shoulders to MAT.

Jess Wizards double entered the ring
al tho Manhattan Opera House last
night in the person Of Ivan Llnow, q
towering Cossack. who exhibited rome
OF the most Furnishing rough and ready
wrestling Of the international tourna-
ment to date when he tossed Thommy
Draak OF Holland around on the mat.
Draak's right eve was closed completely
by the time Linow finally pinned him
down with a reverse body hold In ~
minutes % seconds.
Wladek Zbyszko met another man too
big and strong for him when he tackled
Pierre lie tolosse. the French 31u
FOUNDER. They went twenty minutes to q
draw Wilhelm Berner and Sulo Hevon-
p3a had IL out with the same result.
Eduard Delivuk won easily from Nlcol,
Montagano. Gorgius Sandele beat Lor-
cnz Christensen and Georg Zurich
downed Wilhelm Ernst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08
Wesley NJ. Oler. Jr.. Homer Baker,


BOSTON, June IN. J. Brady of the
Wollaston Golf Club won first money
in an invitation thirty-six hole medal
play tournament at the Winchester Golf
Club to-day with a score of 1853 for the
rounds. Brady had n Is for his
morning round. and the only player 10
better this during the day was George
Bowden OF Tedesco. who had a round
in ~ this afternoon. Tom Mcnamara
ook second money with a score of 1874.
his first round being 70 and his second
10. Bowden's rotal was 1856. and ne nm
ished third. Patrick Doyle OF Myopia
was fourth with 1871. Tom Kerrigan of
Dedham nth with 1850 and Orrin Terry
OF Belmont next with 100.