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Evening star., 1915-04-01
War Officially Reported.

Cholera, north of Berryau- Bac. we
blew up mine saphead at the mo-
mcnt the Germans were at work OF,
il. and We followed up this explosion
by a storm of projectiIes from our
seyentv-6ve-nillirn guns. y Ger
man observation post disappeared III
the gap caused by this explosion
Belgian ayiatorS during the nsht O.!
Mar.h :Io-31 hombaraed the aviation
camp at Handsome and the raiiroad
junction at Cortemarck-
In Champagne there have been aftii-
Ierr actions III the region oil BeauSe-
jour aud Nile-sur- -Turbc.
In the .Nrrounc there has been inees-
sant activity. particularly between
-Four dc Paris and BaSatelle. Inc
lighting at some points was so close
that A trench mortar struck by one
Of uur heavy bombs was projected lhlp
our lines.
On the night of March "o-3l we cap
tured 1870 meters of trenches, taking
prisoners and two trench mortars
Throughout the night the enemy
bomba rdcd the trenches which he
had lost.
On March 80 in the forest of lie Pretrc
the Germans delivered a counter at
tack at dawn with several battalionS
ana succeeded in again setting loot
in the western portion Of the post
tion, but al O'Clock lie Was dis-
lodged from it The gain realized on
the 3uth, therefore. has been entirely
maintained We took some priSoa-
ers including an officer.
In the region OF Parroy there has been
outpost fghting, which ended in our
favor.
Our airmen in the course of flights on
the night of the 30th dropped twenty
four bombs on stations and enemy
hiypuacs III the Woevre. in Cham
pacne, in the scissors district and IN
Belgium. Today the maritime sta
tion at Bruges and an aviation camp
al GIFTS We're bombarded.
Evening star., 1915-04-01
POOR OF VIENNA SUFFER
FROM THE BITTER COLD

VENICE. via London. April 1.-The
Hungarian parliament has been uneX-
pectedly summoned to meet early IN
April to adopt a provisional budget
and other war measures. 1t is believed
in we'll Informed circles that the sit
uation in the Carpathians will be one
of the chief subjects OF discussion.
The bitter cold and snow, according
to reports reaching here, are causing
great suffering among the poor of
Vienna. The prices of coal and other
necessaries continue to advance, and
the Niennese bakers have appealed to
the government to raise the price of
bread, alleging that it is impossible
to make it at the present tariff. Sixty
five cases OF smallpox were officially
reported in Vienna last week
Evening star., 1915-04-01

VENICE, via London. April Tine
defenses OF Pola Austria's great naval
base on the Adriatic sea, now nave
been completed and the port is regard
ed by it's defenders as Impreghaoie
against attack either by land or sea.
The fleet lying in the harbor, 1t IS re-
ported. has been brought to the pest
point OF efficiency and strengthened by
the addition of several submarines
twelve of which recently were prousn NJ
in sections from Stcttin by ran, "hlie
Others were constructed at Fiume an"
Monfalcone.
Immense Intrenched Camp.
The entire zone between Dlsnaho,
Fasana and Pirano tAdr'at!c por's vi
the Istria PENINSULA has oeeh eoi'sei
ed into an immense intrenched CAMP
,,.i+t STRONGLY fortified storehouses for
munitions ~, ,,.ost
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GERMAN STATEMENT.
BERLIN. April !, Via London, 3:O3 p.m.:

In the western arena of the War: Dur
ing the capture of the hamlet OF
l<losterboek, which was occupied by
I:elgianS. and 4 small point OF sup
port at Dixmude we took one of1cer
and forty-four Belgian soldiers prls-
oners
The lighting to the west of Pont-a-
Mousson and to the south OF the tor-
est OF LIE Pretre came to u standstlil
last night French troops have pen
etrated d small portion of our outer
trenches The engagement IS being
continued today.
During outpost engagements yesterday
to the northeast and east OF Lune-
VILE the French suffered CONSIDER
able losses In the NosSes only ar
tillery duels took place yesterday.
In the eastern arena: The situation IN
the AuEustowo and the Suwalki dis
fricts remains unchanged Russian
attempts made at night to cross the
RaWka river at a point southeast OF
Skierniewicz resulted in failure, and
Russian attacks on Opoomo were re-
pulsed.
During the month Of March the Ger
man eastern army took altogether
$1,000 Russian prisoners and cap
turcd . cannon and 61 machine guns.
Evening star., 1915-04-01

LONDON, April 1.-The capacils =,
Great Britain in meeting the nhaie.ai
burdens imposed by the war IS nv
Gated in the treasury returns 1or 'ne
fiscal year just ended. The returns
show that the revenue for the yea
mounted to f226,6s4,oso (s1.133.41o'-
aon1 an increase Of nearly f2s,9oo,ooo
(s142. 500 ,ooO) over the revenue OF Inc
previous year.
LAST years budget anticipated an ex- .
nenditure slightly over 'ooo'ooo
1s1.o35. 900, ,ooo) The actual expend'lu1e
~ been lust under l5so,ooo,"oo es2'-
so2. 500. .ooo). the war accounting Ior .ne
entire 1888, 100000 s1.7el,"oo'ooo)
crease. TO meet this t2se,ooo.ooo ioan
IA noo o0o1 was raised by war iosiii
,ssnes 1t the end of the year the pa, =
ance in hand in the treasury announces
70 fS3.45O,so2 17.254.16o).
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WAR LOAN 1895, 900, 900.
Official Statistics Given in Regard
to German Subscriptions.

BERLIN, April 1, by wireless to say
vile. \. Y.-Oficial statistics concern
ing the second German war ioan' SUD-
scriptions to which were closed re-
Gently. were given out yesterday by the
overseas News Agency. or the to.al
Of 1850, 100000 marks ts2'20s' 'ooo,oool
subscriptions of 200 marks sool -
,sss received from 452.113 persons
amounted to 100000 marks. Gl7,-
75O,000).
The number of subscriptions Of l.ooo'
600 marks (s25o,ooo) or more was S23
smounting to 1.162,ooo,o00 marks
(s290, 500,0 ,000).
The reichsbank transmitted oe5.ooo'-
900 marks tsI41.e5o,oo0) In subscr,p.
tions. other banks 5.5s0,oo0.00o MARKS ,ss'
savings institutions l,s1',ooe,uuV' ano -. ,e
insurance companies 3.S44 100000. loan
associations 430, 100000 and postal as
sociations 100000.
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POLA DEFENSES ARE LMPREGNABLE
AGAINST ATTACKS, AUSTRIA THINKS

long-range guns and siege mortars
Austrian military and naval authori-
ties are confident Pola could be taken
only after long blockade and siege
from the land side. They consider TINS
task beyond the ability of Anglo
French fleets. The town is sald TO ot
provisioned for year.
Metal Condscation.
The military authorities now nave
extended the confiscation of metals III
Austria to include every variety except
iron and steel The ministry of na''ohai
defense has issued a patriotic appeal
to the people for all broken or unused
metal pots. pans and mlscelianeous a-;:s
utensils. The school children OF vienna
have been directed to begin tomorrow
a house toulouse collection OF dn'ise 3ngse
mi lie blockade established by Eng
land and France has preyented ,,sr,a, the lm-
portation of much needed war mas ma thn
thereby interfering seriously Will th'
conduct of the campaign.
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RUSSIAN STATEMENT.
PETROGRAD. April 1. via London:

fEthVUnNDs Npr1t Il viz LOuuObs
On the front west Of the Niemen fight
ing continues. In the environs Of
krasnopol our troops are success
FULLY making progress. On the Goth
they forced the Germans to fall back
in haste and made prisoners of about
300 soldiers and two officers and, be-
sides, captured two machine guns.
In the carpathians our offensive con-
tinues on the 18th we made fresh
captures OF prisoners. namely, IS oil
ticefs and 100 men, and also took
live machine~guns.
Our Back sea feet has bombardsd
/unguldak koslu. kiliuilia and EreS-
Ii ports III Asia Minor about 100
miles east of Constantinoplep. he
bombardment caused series OF
heavy explosions and number OF
fires.
Fog in the region OF the Bosporas
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
prevented our warships from contin-
uinG the bombardment.
We sank steamer and many coilIers.
aviators dropped bombs from sea-
planes
During the period from the 10th to the
10Th Of March the Russians in the
carpathians. in sector occupied by
three army corps. took as prisoners
.pa officers, surgeons and l6,2oI Of
the rank and file and captured c.
machine guns and 10 guns.
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sIMLA. India. April IA revolt OF
10 600 tribesmen at Tochi has resulted
in battle with government troops.
The tribesmen were repulsed. the tol-
lowing official statement was issued:
Ten thousand tribesmen, composed
mainly of Zadraus. collected with
view to attacking Tochi. near the MI
ranshah post Government troops IN
der Brig. Gen Fame engaged the ma
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KAISER DIRECTS TRIBUTE
BE PAID TO BISMARCK

LONDON, April IA Reuter- dispatch
from Berlin, via Amsterdam, says tnat
the emperor has directed the ministry
of war. and marine to place wreath
on Bismarck's monument in the name
of the army and navy. expressing
thereby "our inextinguishable thanks
for the immortal merits of the great
chancellor"
eve are firmly confident" the en-
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Marie Welsch Held as Spy.

PARIS, April l. $50 a.m.-Marie
Louise Welsch. said to have been asso-
ciated with Naval Ensign GIlmo. who
was sentenced to life Imprisonment in
1907 for selling French naval plans to
a foreign government, has been ar
rested on a charge Of espionage.
Evening star., 1915-04-01
WILL PROBE VIOLATIONS
OF THE LAWS OF WAR

LONDON, April IA Reuter- dispatch
from Petrograd says: The council OF
ministers has approved a proposal by
the foreign minister to create a COM
mission to investigate the violation of
laws and the traditions of war by the
Germans and the Austro- -Hungarians."
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AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.
VIENNA. April 1, via London:

The situation in the eastern Beskid
range is calm. Fighting continues in
the eastern sectors. on the heights
north of Disna and northeast Of kai-
nico several Russian day and night
attacks have been repulsed.
North Of the Uzsok pass (Carpathians)
I.u>sian night attacks failed with
heavy losses to the enemy. We cap
tured Il further 1,9oo prisoners.
On tile other parts Of the front nothing
of Importance has taken place.
Since the 1st Of March we have cap
tured altogether Isl officers and 3d.
aI- men and q machine guns
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there.
The press censorship in Austria daily
is increasing in severity, despite the
vigorous protests of the newspapers,
whicn ares supported by influential
public bodies. Entire articles are now
being constantly eliminated from the
most cautious and responsible official
journals.
Evening star., 1915-04-01
IN mn INDIAN NATIVES IN REVOLT
REATEN BY GOVERNMENT FORCES

tiyes at dawn on the .6th. repulsing
them completely. killing 2oo ana
wounding 800. .a
"A subsequent reconnolssahce ON" %
no trace of the band
This trouble in India is on the norm :
western frontier of the empire Inc
Tochi is a river which rises in Afghan
istan and flows in an easterly directlon
River Kuram. There undoubtedly is a
own or a village called Tochi.
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TURKISH STATEMENT.
CONsTANTINOPLE. April 4:

Two thousand projectiles were thrown
by the Russians. without doing any
important damage. III the attacks on
Zunguldak and Oregli The Russian
fleet then disappeared in a northerly
direction.
Several aeroplanes which assembled
from the Russian ships We're driven
back by Turkish airmen
The situation in the Dardanelles and
other war theaters is unchanged.
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FINANCIAL BURDEN DUE TO WAR
IS EASILY CARRIED BY ENGLAND

According to the Rech of Petrograd
the Russian state bank has authorized
an increase of 1,O0O,O00,0o0 rubles
00,0O0,O00) in the issue of banking
notes, thus raising the limit to $3,2O6,-
100000 rubles Isl 1903, ,000,000).
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-RENCH STATEMENT.
PARIS. April 1. via London. ; PINK

A struggle is going on at numerous
points on the front. Opposite the
town of Gompierre, to the southwest
OF Peronne, We blew UP successfully
four mines. Near the farm Of LIE
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II pays to read the want columns Q
The Star. Hundreds OF situations an
Allied through them.
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peror's message continued. that the
against all the enemies ~"
threatening the fatherland. will con-
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tinue to protect the lives of the people
and the aim OF the great kaiser and his
loyal servant
Evening star., 1915-04-01
OF AUSTRIA HUNGRY,
ILL CLAD AND ARE PENN1LESS
Terrible Conditions Said to Reign II
Trieste, Where People Are Declared
to Be Starving

VENICE, April Reports received
from Trieste say that the Austrian
troops in Trentino are in n miserable
condition. being penniless, hungry and
Ill clad Their pay has been cut from
four pence per day 10 two pence and
their rations from five loaves of bread
a week TO two loaves, it is said.
Men considerably over forty years of
age, the reports say. are being sent
into the trenches. i'll equipped and their
uniforms old and torn. after only
month of practice drilling. The con-
dition of the civil population is said
to be equally wretched.
Bread Supply Inadequate.
Private letters from Trieste say that
numbers of the people are literally
starving. Palatable wheat bread is un-
obtainable at any price, and the supply
of war bread is quite inadequate. The
bakers shops are besieged early in the
morning, but only the strong and ag-
gressive. the letters say. succeed in
getting a few loayes. The shops then
close for the day. Disorders are said
TO be frequent and the police are COM
pelled to make many arrests.
cor ding to the letters, the prices of
most of the necessary foodstuffs have
doubled or trebled. The misery of the
poorer classes is said to be indescrib-
abe. Persons daring TO protest are
arrested.
arrange Evacuation.
1t is reported that the authorities
have made complete arran -e!nents for
the evacuation OF Trieste at the first
sign Of an enemys approach. The Of
ficials. it Is stated. have received pre-
else instructions how to act and where
TO go. II the enemy comes from the
sea, ii is asserted. they are ordered
70 fleet TO Gerz. to the north. and If
from the land TO Adelsberg, to the east.
II is said that the depression in Aus
tria arising from the fall of Prezemysl
Is constantly increasing. The intelli-
fent classes now regard GaIicia as lost
forever. the reports have IL, and ex-
pre.s doubt whether the Austrian re-
sistansce In the Carpathians can with
stand such longer the Russian attacks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
COLUMBIA FRESHIES
WIN ON THE TRACK
Defeat De Witt Clinton in
Well Contested Meet on
South Field.

Columbia's freshman track team
scored a victory over the De Witt
Clinton athletes yesterday afternoon in
we'll contested meet on South Field.
The score was 81 to 80. The freshmen
divided the number Of first places with
the high school lads, each team win
ming FIVE, but the Blue and White took
seven out Of ten second places.
Spectacular performances Of indi-
viduals characterized the meet, two
men carrying off a pair Of frsts and
two more a first and a second. W. A.
White won both the low and high hur-
dies for the freshmen in fair time
and despite keen opposition.
Ioo.v,rd d.,h-won by D. Raimonds Cinon
second NJ we,,els. Clinton. third. Ii. Mahnken.
1915 Time 10 80.
:2o.Td d,s3w0p X bird p htIo %.t,. s9 cn
4io.yard.won by l. Tesenov. Clinton: seoond.
l. zychnnsh. isls; third. A. Bislo. Clinton.
i' Hair niiie-won b, L Kaufman, 1913; second.
A L. Husls.nbscss; 1918: third. R. Fitzpatrick.
Nile rn"won by A T.. Huelsenbsck. 1918; sec
God. II. Oswald. 1915. third. l. Cokefsir. Tine,
40 - .
l20.yard high hurdles-Won By W. A. Waite.
isis: second NJ Ripin. 1918: third. T. Jacobson.
Clinton Tine. 0:is IS.
2s0.yard low hurdles-won BY W A Waite,
iais: second. J. H. Brown. 1915: third. T. Jacob
son Clinton. Tine. O;2s Is.
Running high jump--Won by l.. Bslsky, Clinton.
With a Jump u feet 8 inches second. r. Spiro.
Clinton. with jump Of feet l inch: tie for
third between shevlin and Lehman. 1918. with q
lump Of feet
Running broad jump-Won by ". Lucas. Gin
ton with Jump of Is feet inches: second. NJ.
Rapin 1918. with a Jump a. II FEED - inches
third. ". Menken. 1918. with a jump Of II feet
inches
a feet Sa inches: H. Spiro. Clinton second with q
put OF 81 Zee, inches: l. 2ychnnsh Clinton. third
With put Of So feet 81 inches
Total point scofe-Columbls. 1918, 81. De Wit
Clinton. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
FAVORITES FIND
The GOING ROUGH
Faker Wins New Howard
Handicap at Pimlico at
a Fancy Price.
TBy telegraph to The Tribune. J

Baltimore, May 4.-Outstanding
favorites Jared badly at the Pimllco
track to-day, but the sport was full oil
interest. 3.
Faker won the New Howard Handi-
can at a price better than 20 to l ana
furnished the biggest upset OF the
afternoon. With only 90 pounds up, ne
found conditions to his liking, and
beat Joe Diebold, Crossbun and Work
ing Lad among others.
The steeplechase, won by Sun King,
was a chapter of accidents. Bryndon'
Rockfsh and Bacchante fell, while Car
olee and Meschach lost their riders.
With the field so depleted, Sun King,
which fenced well, carried on the
purse.
The summaries follow:
rs. race FSr R Rin. s. isT S5 rs
sl7'5O straight, $3.50 place $40 show Blue h3cs'
100 I SEA "sG' isG Ss % by " P Tripo.
ro,f, Golden date Pride Of Greenwsy, MeEaphone.
Havana. Life and whontha also ran. IA. -.
iam.1. ,?g %. $3.50. s. 20: Eseocia. l6 Ipupesl'
N!o. s. So se12ndi ohsHl1r Au Bpndor cieIii.
HON Fish lfelI. Bscchsnte Uelil Csrolee and
Meschach tlost ridenl. DeToter and MISS CHHitsn
also ran. ,,, u.,A,..n. Ter thye..
yesr-olds and upward: str furlonE won ~
fake 49, So 10, % Ion. .ssG G SEs Ds
i07 tSluttinserl, 81 10. third Tine. l.ls. hch-
Ard Lansdon' Working Lad. Mamie h. and Captain
Fourth race selling for four y..r Odds and gppo
vard. sir fIrlongsl-WOn by hsydsroseros ~
runner. s2tso $50. $50 huml.st d9 u ieI
rtnstonl s. 20. third. Time. lll -. Phnsoh'
Joe Finn. Ans,or. Surprising; Msrim's choies:
Jszan. Gold Cap. Golden Castle and Louise
Trarers also ran. -, -. b,y
Finh race dor t.o-yeA, olds; f9q. .nd nan
firIons.l-Won by Tom Elwsri 40 lMeCAey,
g. "a 81 20: Alfadir. lO2 tMeicab, $3.50 sesenn' :
ling ling los tAmbrusel. out third Iln-'
o ga lady Atsin also ran. ..
sitth race tfor three year olds and upraru ose
miIeJ@Won by wsriock. 10 tGoldseinl az az
So ~ 81 20; .voiant. TO- Turner. $50. 80
second: schnspps 100 CshillinEl. SIZE. ,aia'
Time. l4j2-5 Ventura Csrlone. ~. LnenNi'
High Tide Singsons and 'Ninr also ran 40,
Seyenth rare (seliing: for four year oids ana ~ ~
ward: slI furiongsD Won By Brsndwne' ,,,,s
1shIlinsJ. $40. t2s0. t?io: Jim Bassy, I Ii,S
Adams. s. SO. $3.50. seoond. Dr. Chueot; ~
Nolan. tg2 10. third. Tine. 10 - sIei.n'
lockwood Mack n. Eubanks. DR.. r. l. sshosef'
Cinnock and yelehen also ran.
sD.yis ,utry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
JIMMY CLABBY
FINDS MCCOY
AN EASY MARK
Boxing Bout Turns Into a
Wrestling Match and
Fans BelCh Kisses.

On occasion Al Mccoy. of Brooklyn,
on whose brow the middleweight crown
tits at a precarious angle, engages IN
a wrestling match. Catch as catch can
is his favorite style. After watching
him wallow through ten dismal rounds
with Jimmy Clabby at the Broadway
Sporting Club last night four thousand
spectators declared unanimously that
the mat game lost one of its lumlnarles
when Mccoy decided to become boxer.
McCoy's father, who witnesses most
Of his sons attempts in the ring, might
have parodied one of the popular songs
and warbled: 81 didn't raise my boy TO
be a fighter" And he didn't
Clabby won the bout hands down
won every one Of the ten rounds. But
his escutcheon was sadly besmlrched.
IL was one Of the worst bouts seen in q
local arena in months and months and
months. 1t may have been that Nc
Cows port side guard bothered the
Hammond warrior. There were those
who whispered in mysterious tones:
They offer big purses in Mllwau-
kee." No matter the reason, Clabby
did not sho,y TO his best advantage. At
close range he hit Mccoy with every
thing but the water bucket. He blinded
him with volleys of Earring uppercuts;
he jolted him with ripping smashes TO
the stomach and slapped him con-
temptuously in the face.
Mccoy replied to these wallops with
clinch after clinch He couldn't fight
if he wanted to, this marvellous cham
pion, and he wouldn't take a chance.
So Clabby cuffed and cuffed him, Slip
ming away from his weird attempts at
landing and inviting him TO come ahead
and fight. Jimmys invitations were
couched in emphatic language and we're
issued on lines sufficiently broad 10
warrant their acceptance upon receipt,
but Mccoy grinned supinely and con-
tinued his senile, futile efforts. AS
championship match It was a great pre-,
liminarv, and the fans fairly belched
Kisses, groans and cat calls.
At long range Clabby was not at his
hest Some one must have told him
that Mccoy could hit, so, wary as cat
Jimmy watched and watched. His left
hand lab. which has always been a lac
tor in his bouts, that left hand which
saved him against the mighty Gibbons,
was strangely missing. -,
Clabby jabbed fewer than dozen
times in the entire ten ROUNDS MS
defence was wellnigh perfect, however,
and he escaped most OF the lew ieads
Mccoy made. In the seventh Claooy
nearly tore his mans head on WIN
three right-hand uppercuts, but ne
failed to find the vital spot. -.
Mccoy warranted disqualification
fftv times for the use of his elbow, Out
escaped with warnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
HOPE FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES
I'D. c,hln % NE Tribunal

yundon May 4.-Baron de Couber-
bO" upesident of the Olympic games
tein, i,tee. which recently chose Lau-
comm 80 us international headquar-
sahh' rites 10 say that according to
SrS' "ios and regulations the fixed
the Co. the next Olympic games
NehuT Rerlin cannot be changed nor
nancy ,i.,t nostponed from next year
the eNemt ptber hand, Germany has no
Oh " 40 hand over the event TO
authoflH .ountry. Several town in
another "a America would be glad 10
hold the meeting eu. peT nnmmittse can.
not De with regulations formed
hedgeo ago. II may, therefore, be
many yea that the Olympic games of
S9IS will not take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
O'LEARY WINS IN RING
outpoints Young Munday at
135th Street Club.

Experience and cleverness earned ior
Young OIeary an easy victory. over
Young Munday after ten rounds OF box
ing at the l85th Street Club last night.
From the third round on, 0Leary sent
home many snappy left hand jabs which which
troubled his rival, while his BODY
nunches and right uppercuts also were
effective. Gill from,
furtber unnecessary punishment at the
I'D If the clever Darky Griffin, when
no stonned the bout in the middle OF
Tho seventh round. Small was no match
For his opponent, who staggered MS
rival on a number of occasions