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The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
EVERYTHING READY
FOR ARDMORE BOUTS
Buff Turner and Battling Bernard to
Go Four Rounds in Curtain
Raiser tuesday Night.

Everything is now in readiness for the
second big show in the new Maryland
clubhouse on Tuesday night. as Man
ager Phillips yesterday closed out for the
preliminary and curtain raiser. In the
opening bout. which is slated to go four
rounds, Bun Turner that promising
youngster from Southwest is booked to
meet Battling Bernard the demon Ital-
ian middle-weGht.
In the other preliminary Circus Jones,
of Baltimore will battle Bert Green the
local Colorcd boy who showed so muCH
class during the fight scraps at the
Maryland show
Reports from Baltimore yesterday
claimed that Young Herman Miller is
coming along in great shape, and when
he enters the ring Tuesday in the main
bout against Knockout Bremen. OF Buff
falO. he will be ready TO put up the
fight of his career.
In a letter from Miller's manager. he
had the following to say: Herman
knows that he is meeting one Of the
best boys in the middle-weight class,
but this will not stop him from digging
in. and the Washington fans can de-
pend on him giving all he has got in
him in an effort to win from the New
Yorker"
Bremen is due to arrive in Wash
ington today. and will be guest OF the
Eagles at the smoker which they are
holding tonight.
Both Young Thomas and Young Ralph
Murray, who are meeting over an. eight
round route in the semiwindup. are
training faithful because a victory will
settle a dispute which has been existing
between them for some time.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
STEWARDS SUSPENDED
TRIO OF HORSEMEN
Sensation Caused at Juarez When Phil
c. Him. Pat Knebelkamp. and
Jockey Collins Are Set Down.

FL PasO. Jan. IA mild sensation
was created among horsemen and
race-Goers at Juarez this AFTERNOON
when the stewards issued an order
suspending Phil G. Him, one of the
most prominent owners and trainers
at the track, and Pat Knebelkamp. a
well-known saloonkeeper of Louisville
Ky. who has an interest in A number
of horses being trained by Miller Hen
derson. Jockey J. Collins, at present
in the employ of Henderson. was also
suspended. The order promulgated by
the stewards stated that upon charges
made by Jockey l.. Hartwell and cor
roborated by Jockey J. Collins, 2. T.
Chinn, owner and trainer. and. and c.
II. Knebelkamp, owner, and Jockey
Collins are suspended by the stewards
pending further investigation.
These suspensions, according to
Judge G F. Price were brought about
by charges made by Jockey l.. Hart
well, that Jockey Collins attempted to
bribe him to pull the horse Gemmell
last Wednesday, Gemmen won the
race on that day and Blue Racer,
trained by Phil Chinn. which was the
medium of an attempted coup, started
in the same race, but did not finish
in the money.
The case against Knebelkamp arose
last Monday in a race won by Plane
tary. trained by Miller Henderson. rid
den by Collins. Petit Bleu, which fin
ished last in this race, was ridden by
HartwelL
In addition to having a large stable
of his own here Phil Chinn is train
ing the big stable of Jefferson Liv-
ingston and is considered the leading
trainer at the track. The stewards
are going further into their investiga-
tion which gives promise OF some
startling developments.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
ENGLISH GOLFERS TOO
POOR FOR u. S. TOURNEY
Professional Star from Great Britain
Unable to Give Definite
Word.

London. Jan. T.-Several star pro-
fessiOnal golfers were asked today
whether they proposed to enter for
the United States professional tour
nament in June and were unable
to give a definite reply. Their posi-
tion was expressed by J. H. Taylor, five
times open champion.
1t is impossible to undertake any en-
gagement so far ahead" he said. Il
should not care to leave home in pres
ent conditions, but perhaps about Easter
time the outlook may make it possible
to decide it,
No class of men have suffered more
in pocket from the war than professional
golfers. Their pIPfits on sales of clubs
and balls have Practically disappeared,
while the exhibition matches, which pro-
vided a large part of their income, have
disappeared. Several have gone to the
front, while nearly all the others are
working in connection with the home de-
fense corps
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
AID WOLGAST BOOKED
TO MEET JOE MANDOT
Former Lightweight Champion Signs
to Battle Baker Boy in Crescent
CITY on February Ia.

Chicago, Jan. 17-Ad Wolgast. eX-
light weight champion, and Joe Mandot
the New Orleans baker boy, will meet
in the Crescent City on the afternoon of
Sunday, February H. This mill, which
is scheduled for twenty rounds, before
the club conducted by Tortorich and
Carey, was definitely cll|ct ed today when
Tommy Walsh talked with Wolgast over
the long-distance telephone. Wolgast is
at his home in Cadillac, Mich, getting
ready to start out on another swing
through the boxing centers following his
lay of due to a smashed hand.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
WHITING IS SEEKING
REVENGE ON DONNELLY
Baltimore Roller-skating Artist Con-
hdent of Trimming Southern
Champ Friday Night.

Willie Whiting. the roller skate
crack. who lost his title of Southern
champion to Donnelly. Washington's $
professional in two One-mile raceS
at the Armory Rink in Alexandria, Va,
last month, is confident of taking DON
nellys scalp in the twO-mile match
race scheduled for next Friday even
ing.
While DinnelIy's admirers are will
ing 10 back their man to win, they
cOncede that Whiting will be a tough
one to Beat at the distance. whiting
is one of the tOpnotCh long distance
racers in the United States and Dom
nelly to win must show more stam-
ina in this race than he has ever
displayed before.
Should Donnelly capture this event,
Manager SelvaEe announces that he
will represent the ArmOry Rink in the
one and two-mile heats at Madison
Square Garden, New York, next March.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furlonss. Emily R.. is;
Test, los: Fan, 10: CirrusIa, 10; 'DiIln. 10:
'sangello. Ill; Jimmie Hunt, Us; Smiling Maggie,
10. 20. H. F. smileNArEaret. Clayton MOrTisn A.
b. spreckles entry.
SECOND RACE-Six furIonss. Seetiea 10: EdnA
H. 10: Wood Maid. lG; Bagztelle, l7; Jack Har-
rison 100: Bolus. 100; Dr. Brown. lOs; OEetty. Is'
JACK Rittler. 100; Breezer, 100; Magic. IL; Mos
coW1 Rhodes, H.
THIRD RACE-0ns mile. Petit Bleu. a: Air
line IS; voladay H. lO5 Patriotic. los Mary Emily.
los: Prince Conrad. 10; Blue Beard ITO.
FOURTH RACE-Fire and a half furiOnEs Lit
tie VIII. q; Katherine G.. q: New Haven, -;
Seneca. l06: Panzareta. -.
FIFTH RACE-Five and a half twlouss- Ida.
s.; Auntie Curl 100; Rose Ring 100; Panhachapi.
10: Thought Reader. iae; kiEa. lo5; Clanbei. l5;
ScrappeT. lG:' safranor. loS; Phyllis Antoinetts.
los. Eyewhitc no; Mineo Jimmie. 10; Grape shot.
ll3: Orimar Lad. is
4 SIXTH RACE-One mile. Little Marchmont.
100: DTyad, 100: spindie. lo5: Acumen. lo5: Kei.
sta. l0S; Transparent. iOs; waverinz. l05 Fitz-
sCTald. ieS; Gordon RuSen. III; Originator. Ia.
.Appcsn6ce allowance eiaimed-
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18

FIRST RACE-FITs and a half furlongs Masalo,
100 (Garsanl, Is TO l. 10 1. to l. won; sordello.
lo6 CTaplinl. to 2 to 4 second; Steal Away, lot
UraD. to 5. third Time. In l-5 Gen. Warren.
FIoralday and IdleNeiss also
SECOND RACE-Fiye and half furlongS Sonny
Boy. liz CTaplinl. 81 TO j, to S, TO 10. won
Frank Hudson 100 (C0nnoSl TO /, 70 s. second
yellow Eyes l6 UraD. even. third Time. l:l4 IS.
Miss Jean, Archery. Heart Beat. Beaumont Belle.
and AstrolozeI also ran.
THIRD RACE-FRe furlOass Dixie. % .CTaplin).
s to l. 70 l. even. won; Sackcloth. los nAnertyi.
even. TO ). second: Gerard, IL (Dreyerl. to !.
third Tine. los &c. 81. Charlotte. Buniee. Black
Chief and Macknez also
FOURTH RACE-One mile Csntaun. III TAP
linl c to 5. I to 2 out. won; Patty Regan, l0i
uAfertyl s IN s. 10 . ssccud: Flin. 81 tHopkinsl
eyCr. third Time. ISs IS MOckler and Milton B.
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
HAD REAL PUNCH.
Californian Believed Young Cor
bett Was Hardest Hitter.

New York Jan. IA bunch Of ffstic fans gath
cred around table Of the chief tanning
PLACES a few nights ago ard began to talk Of ia
nous punches.
We'll, I've seen a lot Of EN-" dravled a Cali
fornian who is visiting here bat think the best
one ever pulled was by Young Corbrtt in the last
round Of his battle with Terry McCioTen. Terry
was coming in like he always did, head down and
blazing away with both hands. COrbett pulled back
and shot his left out Just Terry rushed in. The
blow caught Terry flush on the neck behind the
ear. and he Whirled head over heels in thei air
and landed fat. He got up one knee and sTlnned.
and we all thought he resting taking advantage
Of the count, but when he made no move to get
up as the referee toled Oh ten we knew he was
gone He was clear out. I've seen them bowled
over, but this bird did a complete loop.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
FANS RAISE $12,500
TO SAVE FRANCHISE
Baseball Fans of Salt Lake City Oh
tain Cash in Three Days for
First PAYMENT.

salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. T.-Base-
ball fans Of Salt Lake City in thTee
DAYS raised $1,000 in cash toward the
100000 desired to see Salt Lake City
through her first season as a member
of the Coast League.
The initial payment on the franchise
was made Tuesday. and it is hoped to
have $4,000 in cash on hand in few
days. Pledges for this amount are on
hand. and the balance is expected TO be
raised before the month is out.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Some Scorei

Ralph Davis. Of the Pittsburgh Press SAYS that tn
OF the last baseball tournament al the Waldorf
Astoria has not been officially compiled yet bu
at last reports the figures stood follows:
Have one me."-960 times.
''Here'S hou."-l.l9S times
Il have seen baseball grow into its infsntcy" -
Is times.
Fill 'em up again. Jake."-764 times
For he's jolly god felloW.''-2s times.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Harvard TO Lose Stars

Cambridge Mass. Jan. Hilary MacLure. cap
tain Of the Harvard Cross Country team and its
best miller is 70 leave college after mid-year exam
Inations Constant southTorth. two-miler. has
similar plans HauIrd's track prospects should
Teehnsr the sprinter. and Meani1 the hurdler fail
to Hft their probation Ger the coming sxAminEtonS
will be none too bright
BIZ bingham. in . $50 yards relay trial todsy.
broke the board track record Soldiers field Turn
ing in Al is seconds for the run
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
They Call Players Boneheads.

Charley Comisksy has paid sI07 900 for six players
within two or three years or the five who have beer
in action for ComiSkey. only one has made nois'
like q sure enough star.
Now. on the othre hand. consider Charles Webt
Murphy who has nothing to do with baseball out
side Of controlling majority Of the Cubs stock and
owning the ground which the Philly and Cut
parks are located. Charles bought fOur-time pen
nant winner for slO5OO0. No wonder he's objection
able.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
SKATERS RECORD.
Miss Clara Weller Sets New Marx
with the Rife.

Iowa city Iowa Jan. IT-Girls' rifle shooting rec
ords for the State Of Iowa and possibly the United
States, were shattered the today when Miss Clara
Weller the seventeen year-old daughter Of Prof C.
H. Weller head Of the Greek department at Iowa
University scored 9S the Iowa City High School
range.
She made eight bull's-eyes out Of ten shots. and
scored nine points each Of the other two attempts.
She fired. standing. and used nine and half
pound Springfield rifle without strap The distance
was nifty feet
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
ADVOCATES BOXING
COURSE FOR WOMEN
Veteran Instructor of Los Angeles
Athletic Club Claims 1t Would
Cure Bad Temper.

Los Angeles, Jan. IA course in box
ing for girls and women is the best
thing in the world to cure and prevent
bad temper, Mysteries and a 'catty' dis
position
No less an authority than Dewitt Van
Court, the veteran instructor OF boxing
at the Los Angeles A. c.. and trainer
OF champions, has staked his reputa-
ton on that assertion. He also says
that little training will make a matron
look years younger and much more at
tractiye.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Yanks After Clarkson.

New York Jan I7-william L Donovan. manager
Of the New York American League team. today re-
csired letter from Walter ClarkSon. the old Harvard
pitcher who was with the local Americans from
1901 10 1907, inclusive. asking for . place on the
team
II believe that I the reserve list Of the
New York Americans. Let me know whether you
want me to report for spring training" ClArkSon
wrote from his home in Milwaukee. ClsrkSon re-
tired from baseball in 1907 to 90 into business.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
To Scout for Giants.

New York. Jan. I7.-Dick KinseIla. the most famed
Eumshos man in the country. is not EonE TO scout
for the HiEhlanders during the coming baseball
son. regardless Of many reports that have been in
circulation for the last few weeks Dick clamped the
Lid on these reports yesterday afternoon By dEninE
one-year contract with the Giants after confer
snce With Manager NeGraW and President Hampstead
II IL understood that the famous scout viii receive
q big increase In salary.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Jeff Denies It.

Los Angeles. Jan. 5.-JEmes J. Jeffries denied to-
day that he had contracted train Jess willard for
his meeting with Jack johnson Juarez next March
He intimated. however. that he would consider such
an offer one il made. He expressed doubt OF
wiIlards ability to defeat johnson unless the latter
has gone back"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Injunction Postponed.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. I7.-Uzited States Judrs
Hollister announced In open court today that the
hearing Of the Injunction suit brought By the 81.
Louis National club against Lee MAgee outfieider.
VINO has signed contract 20 play with the BROOKLYN
Federal club. had been indefinitely continued BY
agreement Of counsel. to await the decision In the
Federal League injunction which comes In Chicago
January 80
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
SHERIFF REFUSES TO ACT.
Declines to Stop weIsh-Grimths $
Rout Mt Akron

Akron Ohio. i'm. lT.-Akron minister falling in
their Httsmpt to have Mayor Rockwell prohibit the
WeshGriffiths fight here February /. appealed to-
day to Sheriff Corey and Prosecutor Kennedy
Il cannot stop the bout II the club Is properly in
corporated and has q permit frum the mayor" Corey
told the prescherS You'll hare to see the mayor"
he said. ...
Prosecutor Kennedy told the preachers practically
the thing.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
White Off to Meet Welsh.

Chicago. Jan. lT.-Chsrlsy white. his manager.
Nate Lewis and trainer Ike Bernstein. len today for
New York. where Charley meets Champion Freddie
Welsh In . ten-round contest on January 20.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Braund Chosen Captain.

Al meeting yesterday Of the 81. Dominic's Altar
Boys baseball team. MesSrS Frank Braund and
D. Z Shleslneer were unanimously elected captain
and manager respectively for the coming season.
While the loss Of Hawke the brilliant hitting catcher
uf last year will be severely felt, II Is believed
that the addition Of John Fitzgerald backstop Of
no small ability. and the transferring OF Joseph
Fitzgerald 20 this position VII bolster no the team
In this department. All that is now lacking is
a capable iufieldsr and q reliable pitcher. Address
al challenges % b EDWARD Shlesinger 56l street
BoushHeSL
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Protest Akron Rnnt

Akron, Ohio. Jan. H.-ResOlutions embodying a
protest from forty churches against 'barbsrc prize
fights were to be presented 10 Mayor Rockwell
saturday. Every Protestant minister in Akron Is
united ostop the Nelsh-GFifnths flght February l.
The prumo rs making every preparation for the
bout despite the opposition.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Maier Buys Purtell.

Los Angeles. jan lT.-President Maier Of the
Vernon COESt League baseball club. confirmed today
report from Detroit that he had purchased Infelder
Billy Purtel from the Tigers The newcomet probably
will I'M the second base hole made BY the sale Of
Bill Lsard.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Michigan Nav Play ARMY.

Ann ArbOr. Mich. Jan. IT.-Alchisan's baseball
team Is expected to include the Army on its base
ball schedule Of Its Eastern trip this spring Relative
to Coach LundEren's visit here yesterday 10 look
after schedule matters this developed. Cornell is
included In the list Of Eastern schools to be PLAYED
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
College Crews Race May Is.

New Haven Conn. Jan. 1.-THE triangular varsity
crew race between Yale. Cornell. and Princeton. st
Princeton. will be roved May IS. according TO an
nouncement At Yale Il is said also that fresh-
man race may be arranged for that date
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Browns Train at Honstnn

st. Louis. Jan. E.-March has been selected a.
the date for the Browns TO report in the training
camp At Houston. Tex, according TO Manager Hickey
Of the st. Louis Americans. who Is duck huntinE a.
Freeport. Tex-. near Houston
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Phillies -sign Up Baekstop.

Philadelphia. Jan l1.-Bin Fish. nineteen- year
old catcher. who PLAYED with q semi professional
team In KenSinEton last year has been signed By
the Phlles. He win take the Southern trip. after
which he Will probably be farmed-
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
COACH JOB FOR CARR.
Former Nap First sacker May Take
Charge mt Purdue.

Charley Carr. who quite q little place in base
hall history. is being considered TO succeed Hugh
Srol as director o. athletics Of Purdue University
and. according several high authorities OF the
Rig Nine school, will land the position.
recommended to the athletic board by
the -iocal alumni Of the Lafayette School and the
board will consider him this week Can has stated
that he would accept the position q 1t were offered
to Aim. He would take active charge Of the base
ball team and merely supervise the other Sthletics
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Morris Hout Is Postnoned

Joplin. No.. Jan. I7-Csrl Norris sprHined ankle
viii cause a posponement Of the nfteen-rOund bout
between Morris and George Rodel. scheduled for
January 81.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Shean Nav Join Yanks.

New York. Ian. T.-Dare Shan former National
LeaEle second haseman. may become = member Of
the Yankees n preseut plans Of Manager Bin Dooo-
van do not 30 awry. Bin sAid SesferdEy he was
endeayozing to st him frOm PrVvidence. Whsrs he
played hast yeAr.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Baseball FOR State Collepe

: state collsset Pa. Jan E.-Penn0lvSnia State
College baseball schedule announced here Saturday
night. includes games al vermont. MAJ &; Nest
Point. May 8, and Princeton. Nay
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Issues Sweenino Deh

The First Infantry. n g. d. C.. basket ban team
would lie 10 arrange games with all strthE teams
IN and around washington. Ganss 70 take place
on opponsnt's On Tuesdays or ThuFsday Ad-
dress v. 4 Bachschnio. ioI F1fth street noTthssSL
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
HolY Gross baseball schedule.

Boston, Mas. Jan. 1.-The schedule Of the Holy
Cruas baseball team announced here Saturday in
cludes these games: May Is Fordham. at New York
May T. Army, at West Point.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18

los (NolAnl. 8 to S. 20 . l TO 4, won; MarEaret
Meise lOl CIAhertyl : 20 !. even, seoond; Inferno
Queen. lo Robinsonl. to 5. third. Time. IL
Runaway, Ave, Apisster. and Fretful also rsn.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. Napier, 100 (CCn-
norl, 5 TO l. 8 TO s. to TO- won; Parlor Boy. lO4
(Taplinl 2 to !, 10 5. second; Water Lad lB
CwaIdron). even, third Time, In 35 Brandywins
Racy and Martre also ran-
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
Cornell to PlaY William,.

wnlianstown. Mas, Ian. n.-CorneD IL to play
williams here on May /. according 10 The baseball
scheduls announced recsntiy.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-18
HAVANA RESULTS.

'AppEsOtics Allowance claimed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-23

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Bills BY checks
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-23
A DICKSON INTERVIEW
Mr Hudson Tells His
-.
Experience.

The following bFisi account Of 40
interview with Dickson man -four
years ago. and its sequel will o.
Rad with keen interest by every
either.
Justice Of the Peace. d. =. fiud'
son, North Main Street, Dickson,
gave the following account Of his
exueriei.ce with DoSn's Kidney
Pills in February 1911. He said
Il had baczaches and pains
through my kidneys. My kidneys
were inactive, and The secretions
unnatural. | used Doan's Kidney
Pills. procured frorn the Myatt Drue
Co, aud they made me much bet
ter.
On April 3, 1915, Mr.. Hudson
added: "Doan's Kidney Pills have
never failed to give me relief when
I have had occasion 10 use them
am just as glad to recommend
now as ever.
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask tor a kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Pills--the same
hat Justice Hudson had, Foster.
Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, N. Y,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-23

Jasper Bishop and wife, OF Goose
Branch we're here Monday.
The revival being conducted by
Rev, Sanders Of Nashville has borne
|truit-three were baptized Sunday.
y. Harrison and family have
moved here from Nashville, and for
THE time are domiciled in the Mays
store building
Mr. Tnl Mrs ] 7. Burch and
lchildrn. and Miss Mabel Vol
made flying trip to Hickman Ky,
and back Sunday,
The ball game here Saturday re-
suited in the score Of 10 to 6 in
favor of Burns.
The public school opened Mon.
day, Miss Clara Walp being in
charge AZ teacher.
Mrs. VIM Nash and children, Of
Lyle, visited with relatives here
last week.
Basil Wall went to Sylvia Mon
day
Quite hot wave prevailed here
the last Of the week