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The evening world., 1915-03-18

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-Young
Ahearn, who has been battling In
great form in this city since he re-
turned from England. made good
again here last night in a contest by
decisively out pointing JimmyClabby.
the crack Hammond, Ind, middle
weight, in the main contest Of the
special show brought of by the Ma
tional Athletic Club. Ahearn was en-
titled to the honors because he had
the better Of four of the six rounds
on points and besides avoided many
of Clabby's vicious swings by clever
ducking.
Clabby started of in the first round
a. IL he was going to stop Ahearu az
he got In many a clever blow to the
stomach and In ono Of the clinches he
threw over a short right chop to
Ahearn's jaw which made the latter's
legs sag under him. Just before the
close Of the round Clabby uppercut
Ahearn on the left eye In one OF the
clinches which raised q lump under
the optic. After that round Clabby
took things easy and did not nght
very hard. Ahearn then began TO use
q straight left hand jab and no landed
this blow 20 often In Clabby's face,
and besides ducked 80 many Of jim
my's wild swings that he had no
trouble in having the better of the
following three rounds. Clabby's
showing during these sessions was
such q disappointment that the crowd
kept hooting him.
In the NTH round Clabby made q
little spurt and succeeded In ripping
in many hard blows to AheArn's
stomach. Ahearn ducked ono OF
Jimmy's right swings and Clabby
went right over him, falling heavily
to the floor on his back. Ahearn cut
loose again In the sixth round and
landed many straight left jabs IL
clabby's face without return.
Charley White, the Chicago light
weight, furnished q big surprise By
stopping Sam Robideau Of Philadel'
phia after two minutes and fifty-dv.
seconds Of lighting In the hrst round
After the men had landed few tam,
| blows they came to q cltnch ant
White drove in q right uppeycut Z
Sammy's stomach and followed II VI
with another snappy right to the Jaw
They both then fell to the door. ant
when they got up Robideau becam'
daxed. 80,
Realixing his condition. Whit
rushed at RobAdeau and with a lef
swing to the jaw dropped him to tn
canvas. At the count Of eight Robl
deau got up and White prompt,
dropped him again with the sam
blow. BY this time Sammy wa
groggy and as soon as he rdtaine'
his feet White rushed at him an
with a short left hook to the chm an
right swing to the jaw he sent Rob
ideau to the floor for the third timt
RobideAu lay a. limp - . raq. HI
manager. Jack Mc0pigan. Juanpe
promptly stesesd tAs eosssst, stvtA
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All English Athletes at War
So limitation to Compete
In Meet Here Is Declined

ooout four men to come down, and
theso could scarcely b called ath-
lctee. Thus you can see that condi-
ions Arc pretty poor, and II IL impos-
doIo TO attempt any competition even
among the various Oxford colleges.
1T u certainly too bad that We are
unable to send any representatives
A1ter you have 20 cordially invited 10.
Next year, X the war u over, a. many
think u will be, hope we shall be
obls to accept an Invitation II one II
rendered to us. jackson. Gaussen and
Sproule are still In England, but ex-
p PC: to g to the 'front.' about theFirst
Jackson. Gaussen and sprouls are
the other Oxford runners who com.
peted here last year.
j. II. Gray. honorary treasurer OF
Cambridge University Athletic Club
replying to the letter sent by Penn
syivania, inviting Cambridge to COM
pete IN this years relays wrote that
all the members Of the athletic CON-
uaittes. with the exception Of him
self. are away on military duty and
that the university would not be able
10 carry out its promise to send q
team to the relay games his year. He
further said:
Wonder II you realize the posi-.
ton here. Out Of 5000 students
2.4o0 are away on service. There
10 not, ! am proud to say, q single
running blue left in Cambridge. They
are every one Of them serving the
country. There are no sportA eli
our contests with Oxford are aban
doned. The very running ground
10 In use by the troops in training
here"
The evening world., 1915-03-18
Bill Donovan a Success as Picker
OF Training Camp and System

them indoors so far. but they did
not have to lounge about . hotel
lobby. Tho big well-eQuipped gym.
Of the Y. n. c. A. next door to the
hotel was ready for any bad weather
emergency.
The services OF capable consci.
sntious athletic trainer has also dem
onstrated the worth Of Donovans o
judgment ON training requisites.
Jimmy Duggan's skill as q muscie
doctor has been frequently put 10
the test and not found lacking.
Tho now Sailor Boy southpaw, Al
Wahls. appeared In uniform for the
hrst time yesterday. Wahls lopks
and acts like conner. Warming up
with Duke Farrell he seemed TO have
fair control and lots Of good stun.
He showed fast one with Q hook
on II very like that which made
.Hooks- 0sorss Witss's fans viii
~ N - .-..
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Much Entlsuslasm Dlsplaysd at
the Start Of Event h W0ioa
5000 B0Ahers Ars Expected
10 Taks part-0ood Scores
Made IN Opening Games.

|T6D ehssss q huadrSAs aAA TIE
osasA ee milling pino sent the
0oV1aAA AanuAl DveaiA6 Wos1d
lad pan Tournamaat az % . Tying
seast iAsG niOAt % ice Thu0S WhiAs
| 0a0AAaA Alisys. Il waS a snAhuA.
|aseSe beOonAlng Spr Q teus1Gv tAa2 Wen
| lAGe ~ alx q sevsa weeks "a 60 u
WAAoh uDwasA 6 koeo bswiaes Win
dAeoe q ~ leAl ~.
TAs inpatisacs of ne 1sse tsaaD -
start ~ bAlls a-sollAng plalnAy
showed bow sagssiy - bowains
VossA awaits ~ opeAiaG OF Toe
Evening Word TousuAaasaA. oae 81
~ lsaAins svsats of ~ ssasoa.
Ne matches fur he 1sst ni6hts
paay Wors botWUaa teams eson hs0a
oluhs ana Leog Is,apd City. UaoA
club carried ~ force Of ro0tsrs And
tAsv didn't havs long 10 wat Sos
cotton.
OApt. H. Dietrich Of ~ Unitsd
Bowling Cluhs tsrssly rsaaSsd how he
| annual ffss head PIN touraAmsnt he'd
grown 70 bs one Of ths largest inset.
ings a he year and how u annually
vaa many recruits to ~ apoet d
Sovting. Aftsr ths oaotAaas sAor,
4 aAAroas o6 Welcome teams fsom tn
American tS1t Company and LoQS
IslaAd Tra0o came W - ths Inn
vita blg shining balls and bang!-thl
| touSnAnonA W10 on.
WaliAan Hen Of The AnestcaA Telt
Company's Team No. bad tho hoaoi
q Ghoot1ng the 0rst bell down TN
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ysn.
There Are i953Entries, Among
Them All the Well-KnoWn
Champions.

For the bsnsflt Of Mayor Mitchsl's
Committee on Unemployment. the
New York Society for Improving the
Condition Of the Poor. the similar
Brooklyn association and the State
Charities Aid Association OF New
York. what promises to bs the great
ct two-day dog show ever held in
the United States will take place to-
morrow and Saturday In the Seventy
first Regiment Armory. There are
1855 entries and the bestk nown anna
teur and professional fanciers of the
United States and Canada viii b
represented by their canine cham
pions.
Tho benching and the judging will
be on the main noor and the show
viii begin at 8 o'clock each morning
and continue until II p. n. The twen-
ty-lavs expert judEes-five Of whom
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Moore and Donnelly So Badly
Bruised From Spills They
Quit the Race.
AFTER 10 HOURS ON ROLLERS.

Woodwork lsadine-Formsr reosre
t31 fiat made by Mclean and Yale in
1914. ..
Only twelve teams are left in Ill
twenty -four-hour roller skating rat
In progress at Madison Square Gar
den. Moore and Donneliy were 80
badly bruised by several falls durii,!
the sprints for prizes in the ear
morning that they were obliged :.
withdraw.
Hess and Jacoby are one lap be-
hind. while the other twelve team
are tied for first place. The mil:
primes for special prizes resulted l.
sprints Of the most hair raising orde,
Cioni winning two prizes and Marti,'
keyes and Launav one apiece.
Jackson Clark, of the Clark-key
team fell on the track exhausted Ia,
this morning while Steve Shipley. I.
the Shipley- Yale team. sprained h.
right knee in a spill during sprir
and was forced to retire from tn
race. Yale and Keys then combine.
and entered the race with a peilAl.Y
of one lap. gtaI
At the fourth hour the racers ha 4
travelled So miles and 2 laps, againsi
the old record Of last year Of Sc mile
and four laps.
At l2 o'clock this morning the bse
professional roller skaters In Oh,
country started of on the long grin:
Jimmy Johnston, the we'll known boz
ing promoter firing the shot that ser
them on their way.
Each team had It's admiring throuR
Martin and Bacon. the winning team
In the last race, coming In for th1.
lions share Of the applause. whl&'
Willie Blackburn, the State chaAspae.
and Ollie Moore were close comDeGi-
tors Of the popularity prise. 0thsg
teams to be greeted with loud cheer
ing were. Launay and Woodwortk.
winners Of second money in the las
race:' Cioni and Eglington. Shipiss
and Yale. Kirkbride and Timmey enc
the "one-arm wonder Of Scnanteo.
The evening world., 1915-03-18
Ebening Worlds Eleventh
Annual Headpin Tourney
Has Auspicious Opening

wee0sa lane aAA his initial oaIost Was
q beauty that hit the hsad pin square
u ana sent al the others tumblinS.
This auspaclous start received q storm
g cbeosu. but the happy PERFORMER,
Aftsr mAkinG two moro strikes,
slvmped and h1s total was %.
TAsn ~. naasiy three hours tAers
Nas . coneinuouS attack aAmod q tie
nsAA u1n. = proved 70 b . dimcuit
0owisr coaid show . score a rs,
whien y nsesasasy u Wia . eiays1
watch fob. II waS . oAse Of rivalry
SVnai18 6SA end oooroD low.
0aclk IN 1oeS Tue DVoain4 WoglA
WITH view - 0t3DulaAo inf900t IN
eeW1ing. oetolnaAsA its fFse AAAA pin
eeurnAmeoG 8veeT yOae elAOo there
ha0 eeeo loeroaoed pepuaas1ty and tho
num6ec a oompet3lefs aagmsated.
a. Iss ~ ysas e & - teg.aamsa4
sSsss WsSs 81 49, - % "a 80 H zsso
iaAivS6uai hovSar1 9 ooan0asiooo tSSt
plaaaiy tsl1s heW IL svsak AaS 0roWn.
4upA 0e4De 1oe tAie lsvsieD9sat =
eue Joe TAn@, Presl6eat o4 The Una.
I'd Bowling Cos6G, WAD hAD worried
tlreaeooly b mak6 ~ tousnameat
the feature event Of the 0oAaoo.
The Evening World HeaA I'm
IonfAamen4 y open 70 an .eeW1esU q
New !osk OsV and yioinity WAs
pCcpefly reUi04eP Themselves.
An claaseo a playssS aanually "a.
IN eSsa sSsscs of winaisC ono a ths
ps.1s ea1SrsdF sor sooFsS a iSS or
ne oeoras.
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The evening world., 1915-03-18

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ans. $50. tsssss - vsuA Ut b. asAG.
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PhasAs,SAAa - slsAs JeAsay Dusass. ~ ,esal
a6Alss. ed ~ nsnA0r. soptey AsatAeeb. bossdsa
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-. JoA.ay b - sscslvs guarantee q si.oco for
hAs ed.
| ~ both branches os tAs LashlatuO In the 6tsss
q NsvsAa hsss pssssd u bln seA,isins twenty
round bozing contests. Il ss pov ~ 70 ths Oos-
srn@ TO sAsn ths bil which viii make paglt3
lawful In Nsvsds. The supporter 4 he bill sss
oonfsdsnt that ths Governor win sfsiS his sigma
tune.
Zone Round" Hogan. the California light
weisht. who intends to do cossidsrsbs fishtins
II the future. has q psw naagg. His pams y
tenon at ops time was nansesr 6 6Asnus
O'Brien. the Yonkss LIGHTWEIGHT. and got plsn,y
Of work for him. PstteDon ssys he VIII - that
Hogan uoris fsithfuily for his bouts.
Although Billy Mccapsy. says hs has Osyi
Morris. tho OiishomA hsssywsisnt. ssnsd Up Cor
two fights st the Atlas 4. A. Of Boston sszf
month. Bnly Newman. the local sorting nan.
to-day dscsrsd that be has Morris ssnsd up 70
contract to hon under hb mansssnsnt In ths
EAS. aud that uniss McCarney sr.s his consent
he will not pxmit Mogns 10 tahs part ip the
bouts.
Al Reoh. the young local hsaSywAgat. Who
claims he will now 90 after all the Msvywcishts
In the business. will STAR hs campaign OF TO-
nisnt hy tsckling Fred "ssilor' Fritts. ths
Brooklyn fighter. In a tsn.iound % at the show
Of the Pioneer sportins Club In West Forty
feuth suest. Reich aud Fritts put I'D slsshine
mopths sso. thu latter bsins stoppsi In the tenth
round.
Couion. the formSr bantsmweisht chsn,pion. 10,
weiiins. the Chicago middiswcight, u ono Il III.
best Fighters he has ere seen "a set!on. Pso.
saw weilins fight al KenoxhA. Wis., and cay
that he Il wonder. yelling has won his las
seven fights with mockouis. Jimmy Clsbby an,
Lasasy Lehtssstsia bsvs wenins In tsw.
0ross HssS. fonaery Of Chicago. but ss~ o
rAnaaslplis. vAs vss many seed bsss q u
The evening world., 1915-03-18

81. Johns Gynnastic Meet.

Athletes from Yale. Princeton, Column
bia and the other leading colleges and
uniyersitiss Of the United states have
sent in their entries for the intercoucgi.
ate and intsrscholSstic gymnastic meet
Of the 81. Johns Colisfs,u 70 1s ne'd oT T
Stuyvesaat Avenues. Brooklyn, satur-
day evening. May ].
The evening world., 1915-03-18
Bantamweight Champion Held
Featherweight King Even In
Third, and That Was His Best
Round, While He Was Badly
Rocked in Closing Period.
Especial 10 Ths Evening WORLDLY

4AAAAAS1AASASS AAA<Ap 10oICu 4os
TOMMY KILBANE, fighting Irish
lad and holder Of the worlds
= fsatherweight title. picked out his
dearest Of all green holidays-St.
Patrick's Day-to defeat Kid Will
iams. the worlds bantam king. at the
Olympia last night
Kllbane won nve out Of the six
rounds.
The closest that Williams came to
having q round was In the third, when
he held the Cleveland lad even.
Four thousand fight fans paid
prices all the way from 81 to $3.50 to
see the two worlds title holders ex-
change wallops at the rate Of more
than IS every second.
According to Matchmaker Jack
Hanlon the show drew more than
The evening world., 1915-03-18
SAVANNAH. Ca. March IL.
YYHATEVER success may come

10 WIN Dali DosAoNe~ 49, -
anagerial pilot for the yam
ksss in tho next pennsnt race may
stili be q matter Of pure hopeful
conjecture; but the success OF Dono-
van In his selection Of q training
camp and system Of training has
beon amply established. Bill's play
erJ have not had an Idle day. and
each and every one Of them report
the best of physical condition and
readiness for "kick or"
The Yankees have had hut two
days out of seventeen that were un.
nt for the benefits Of outdoor prac-
tlcs. and they have had . regular
big league bali fead to WORK on. sOns
rainy and one cold day have ksv'
The evening world., 1915-03-18
Marty Mocue Fighting Hard at
MANY ier Professional Sun
~ Daseban h This $tah.

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Ahoasn ASht AAD bao0 oAllod q, egpe-
olnl1v since Ahoasn haS Wst Cla6b9
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GnoVing against tho clever Widdlo-
W0Aght claimAnt Of tAo t1tlo. N Would
~ interssting - - What AAearn caa
- With z peshins Aeatsr liks No.
Qoarty. Bat Tor eose The sules havs
beea upheld. aal thses'e sems oease-
- Clabby On wednesday night, No
0oofty Friday night and anoehsr mAn
GAenr0Ay night, would have too many
al1bls u ~ happsosl 70 Sess.
Me- Q povI Aos ooMe OF of
0ue0 cooooTe4no tNs eevytNo ~.
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The evening world., 1915-03-18

Bobby Reysods. Tho Philsdel,hia hght~sisha
Who has besn fighting in New Orleans for ever
five wssh. hss BEEN secureL Ia fight Joe Azsvs6o
Of California an eight.round tsstie In Msaphh.
Tenn. on ths night Of March -. Rsynolds b
slso the suaistAnt nAtchmst@ Of the Orissns A. O.
of SsW Orlssns.
The evening world., 1915-03-18

Woodwork lsading-Formsr rsosre
t31 fiat made by Mclean and Yale in
1914.
The evening world., 1915-03-18

~ both branches os shs LssislatazS In the etsts
q NsvsAa hsvs paassd IL bin lssaiistns twenty
round bosins contests. II y nov ~ 70 ths Gov.
ssnsr to sisn ths bill which viii make paslt.n
lawful In Nsvsds. The suppor,sn Il he bill asa
oonfsds.t that ths Governor win sfsiS his sisnA.
tupe.
The evening world., 1915-03-18

Jimmy Taylor and Young Msrino. the cask 10.
cal bantam. who pat up, great ffftsG.roun
contest st Nsw Britain. Conn. the other nisht.
were rsuaatchsd for . bout In that city the third
wseh In AUi.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO, March 90. -Misglvings
that European developments before
Monday would be against the bulls
had a depressing ecect today on the
wheat narket here. Prices, however,
closed setady at n decline of 3-S to
S-4 net. Other grain, too, showed n
loss for the day, corn 1-4@3-S to. 3-S
and oats 1-2 to 5-S@3-4. In proyis-
ions the outcome var,ed from the same
as last night to Z 1-49I0c below. -
Grain and provisions closing: -
(. WHiEAT--May 1.55 s'-s; July, ], 2S
Is.
GORN--aEay 7S ga. JlIy &c Ia.
oATS-May 90 3-4; July "a i-2.
CASH GRAIN Wheat, No. q red,
1.57 IA. No. 2 hard, nominal.
Corn. No. 2 yellow, nominal.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
Stocks and Bonds.


NEW YORK. March 20.-Specialties
were again TO the fore during the
days two hour market session, tine
activity and strength of Bethlehem
Steel being the most noteworthy fea
ture. Its sales aggregated about 25.-
600 shares and its top figure and new
record price being 6S. Profit taking
caused some shading from its high
LEVEL. with net gain OF 3 points
Motor shares also participated in
the general rise, their gains extend
ing from TO pcints- Seasoned di-
vidend stocks and erstwhile market
leaders rose fractionaliy. In the rail
way division, Canadian Pacific and
New Haven were the only shares to
gain q point or more. United States
Steel took second place to Bethle-
hem Steel and closed with a materia
fractional advance.
London's market seemed to ignore
the news from the Dardanelles, the
various home issue showing but IL
tie loss onsmoderate selling The local
bank statement met general eXpectar
tions showing an actual cash gain of
about $11 100000 excess reserves in,:
creasing by almost, SIC, 900, ,l60.. -.
Bonds were STEADY exGept New York
Centrals 6s which were extensively
sold at concessions. Total sales. (par
yalue) aggregated $1,213.Q0O
United States bonds were unchang-
ed on call during the week.
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New Orleans Cottor1..

3 NEW ORLEANS. March 20. 0.-Unex-
.peeted strength developed in the cot
ton market today and prices ndy,anc-
ed sharply almost to the highest.
levels OF the week. No attention was
paid to the unfayorabie features OF
the morning At their best the active
months were IL TO 13 points over
Yesterdays final figures The close
was alta net gain OF II to l3 points.
Liverpool was well below exDees
tasicns and the final ginning feturna
from the census bnreau os Ia s.6t5, a73
bales, counting cotton and iinfers tn-
Rathor. were larger than most bears
axiected notwithstanding this. the
market r3ensd at the advance and
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MARKET REPORT
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK. March 20.-In face o!
ginning figures that were close to
expectations and pointed to a crop oil
around 100000 bales, including lin
ters. Gotten today showed such pro-
nounccd strength that October equal
led It's previous high record and jan
uary made q new high level for the
movement. The close was steady at a
net adyhnce OF 10 to Is points,
Liverpool came. somewhat lower
than due and was responsible for a
partial opening decline here of 4
points. After easing off point or two
further on near months, the local mar
ket hardened
Advices from the south indicated
that spot people appeared to be un-
concerned over the question OF Bup-
plies and the feeling here seemed to
be that the prospective material re-
ducticn In acreage and uncertain
weather conditions would be IF more
vital concern to.the market from now
on than the size of the past crop.
Foreign holdings In this market are
said TO be confined chiefly TO July
and October cotton Near the close
western houses and locai spot inter.
ests were good buyers and southern
reports showed no change ia spot
markets,
Spot cotton quiet; middiing uplands
o. 0S; no sales