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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
TALK % THE TIMES

they didn't have to pay two sets
of mayors. councilmen, and tax
LEVERS. One mayor is plenty
enough for Bellingham. He 10
never overworked.
Bellinghap has one claim to
fame. 1t a dry town. This
means that there are no saloons.
1t also enables us to get off a
bunch of dry wit. Among other
things, Bellingham is a great
place for decrepit army men. II
is said to hold the worlds record
for dead soldiers"
o, MERCY!
George A. Dew, a Toledo edi-
tor. chopped off his thumb split
ting wood. In other words, he
bid his thumb "A. Dew"
WHAT THEY USUALLY SPLIT
This is the first editor we ever
heard of that had time for split
ting wood, however. Most of
them are too busy splitting hairs
or the like. Except the ed. of
this colyum.)
A New York Judge says he
doesn't believe in the practice OF
swapping wives" Probably hiz-
zoner was never married.
HINTS TO DUELISTS
: ESPECIALLY compiled for Taco
mas famous modern duelists-
Angelo v. Fawcett and johnny
Meads.D
Coffee and pistols are the time
honored weapons. II some of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
Liberty!

When we speak that word now, we think Of
political liberty, Of religious liberty, and even Of
industrial liberty.
How different the idea of liberty Of seven cen
turtles ago! For it was just 700 years ago today
that the barons of England and the freemen
forced out of King John at historic Runnymede
the magma carta-the Great Charter Of Eng
land--the Bible Of Freedom-the fundamental
law on which all our liberties are based.
In those days, the charter was regarded by the
followers of the king as the last and ultimate
word in wild-eyed radicalism. They tore their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
Next to Answer liars Call

The next from Europe in all probability, will be
that Rumana has gone the way of Italy and joined the allies
in the
The reigning house in Rumania is Of the German Hohen
zOllens But Rumanias people have of late years shown
positive inclination for things Russian and this, coupled with
the opportunity offered to crafty national ambitions may
prove too strong for the royal fams efforts toward
trality
And little Rumana is not to be held lightly 1t has
army of efficient seasoned ready for the fiedmosy
veterans-of approximately 100000 They well
armed in all the branches of service
Their rifles and big guns of the latest German models
They know the through the Pennsylvania Alps and the
Carpathans which form the boundary of AUSTRIA they
know their back yards.
Rumania's entry in the war; in the event she invaded
Austria would be dangerous to the duamonarchy than
that of Italy for the Austro Rumana border is
nearly well fortified Serva is beginning offensive
after months of preparation and recuperaton.
Rumanias army, joining Russa's on the north, and
Serva the west would encirce Austria Hungary
sides with ring of steel, and isolate the Turks.
Rumania is dickering with both sides but it is i'm
probable that the Triple Entente meet her demands and
appears to be but matter of brief time until she will be
the midst of the fray
"od bless you'll resign in order start private cam
paign against you!' says William to Woodrow.
London Times editor is on hot grdde He raised war
fund OF 5OOOOO and yet the government is suing him
for aiding the enemy by publishing
Surely doctors having
] coming reduce their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
BIG BATTLE

Mrs. FAM see there's been a
big battle.
Mr.. Fan-You bet there has.
But we got one run in the. ninth
and that lands us in first place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
DIDN'T KNOW YET

He-How do you like your
book?
She-I don't know. / haven Z
looked at the back of 1t yet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
MAKING ONE

Senator, you promiesd me a
job.
But there are no jobs
II need a job, Senator"
Well, Ill ask for a commits
sion to investigate as to why there
are no jobs and you can get Job
on that. louisville Courier
Journal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
HIS sTAMPING GROJND

Jolly Man (whose appetite is
the envy of all his fellow board
ers)-Well, l never! I've lost
two buttons off my vest.
Lady of the House (who has
been wanting to give him hint)
You will most likely find them
in the dining-room, sir.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
AN INTRODUCTION

Conductor .001 is considerable
Of q philosopher. even II he does
work for Louie Bean. OF course,
his number isn't really DOL, but
he Is real Tacoman, just the
same. His observations are worth
listening to, and we are going tn
print one daily, Watch for Con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15

Trouser and Skirt Hangers.
special Sc. See Paulson's ad. on
page 8. ''adv."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15

coffee that is sold in our cafe
terias can be procured, 1t will
prove more deadly weapon than
the pistols.
Rapiers are often used. A ra-
pier is long thin instrument
of steel, like a hatpin, but not 80
dangerous.
Verbs and adjectives are popu-
lar weapons.
Having selected your weapons,
next pick out your seconds. Sec
onds are handy friends who are
brought along to notify the I'M
dertaker. or perform any CHEEKY
little services of that nature.
If you fight with pistols you
turn your backs and walk a GER
tain number of PAGES. IL we were
doing it, we would have the PAGES
limited to not under a million.
At the end Of a duel in good
old days, flowers we're brought
for somebody, and a lot of peo-
pie walked slow behind carriages.
After a modern duel, however,
any flowers brought are usually
for some poor devil Of second,
who was killed in the rush white
standing back of his principal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
BY SELAH
OUR QUERY BOX
ductor .001 tomorrow.

ductor .001 tomorrow.
OUR QUERY BOX
Q.-Do you think there is oil in
this state?-Investor.
A.-Oh, yes. But John ID. sells
most Of 1t.
SELAH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
IN FATHERS wINGBEATs

DO you believe In heredity?"
II certainly do. Take those
Wright brothers, aviators; their
father was a sky-pilot, wasn't
he?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15

What's abe matter, dear?"
"Aw, boo-hoo. LII g-got recon-
pensed."
MY, my, what do you mean?"
Jaw, | gived NAV da' slip an
she gived me TIL slipper when she
caught me- y
THE DIFFERENCE
The pessimist can only see
A patch of smelly mud;
The optimist quite readily
Dis''erns the lily bud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
ABOUT OUR TOWNS
ReIIiupham-

There used to be two of Bell
ingham; at least, there was two
before Bellingbam was BeIling-
ham. They mixed up Whatcom
and another place whose name we
have forgotten and which doesn't
make any difference anyway, got
'em well coagulated, and BelIing-
ham evolved. This showed clev~
er and progressive economy, fol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15

This is strange country. All
the newspapers that have spent
the past two years in asking Bry-
an to resign are now abusing him
because he did.
A Seattle beauty expert advises
women to practice deep breath
ing every night and morning be-
fore an open window. That's
splendid advice. But the expert
forgot to advise them to pun
down the shade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-15
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE

A fool en- have
as many ideas uz a
wise man. But
they'll be fool
ideas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
JOE MAYER BEATS
CUTLER AT BILLIARDS
Amateur Cue Champion Shows
Fine Form in Yesterdays
Match With Bostonian.

Joseph Mayer, who recently won tho
national amateur 1S.2 balk-lne billiard
championship at the Union League tour
namcnt. defeated Albert G. Cutler tho
Boston professional at the new Regent
Parlor last night in the second block of
their four-day match by 300 to 272 Cutler
was in much better form than he showed
in the afternoon game, which Mayer also
walked away with by the overwhelming
score of 900 to -.
MisCucs cost the Bostonan many points,
as three of his runs concluded with these
mistakes, including the 46-pont count
He was fun of brilliant shots, but played
comparatively easy ones carclcssly and
often drew wide or not enough, or drove
too hard on straight caroms.
NIGHT GAME.
Mayer % 3 s > 20 II - 81 10 2 90 2
y ~ Q 3 o l. Total, 800. Average, L. 1925
Cntler--lN il o s / 81 SO II 10 81 ii
~ Y ! - 4 g. Total. 2T2. Average, 12 1922.
High run, 40.
AFTERNOON GAME
Mayer IS . 20 10 o 81 / 4 80 o 30 IL 4 .
~ - q. Total 80. Average II Sis. High
Cutcr-22 4 ; , OOo soto
Total, az. Average, 1 14-l7. High run, 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
COBB AND SHERMAN
AT PARAMOUNT TONIGHT
Norristown Club Also Offers
Good Bill-Special Show at
Fairmount Tomorrow.

Ty Cobb and Abe Sherman will star in
the"inal fray on the regular weekly nro-
gram of the Fairmount a. c., tonight
Manager Marcus Williams has ARRANGED
also a special show for tomorrow night
At the Palace \. c.. Norristown. tonight
Eddie McAndrews and Freddy Kelly will
clash in the star bout of ten rounds
The Fairmount program follows:
First bout-TeTv Reiser. North Penn -.
Second buut-Frankie Honp 17tb w.,
Johnny Reilly, Grays Ferry. 80" ward vs.
InWd bout-Eddie Gavin, North Penn ~,
Jack kantTow. Southwark '''''' Ns'
,f9urih bout-Tommy Sharp, FaIrmount ,,s
Jack Redmond, Southwark. vs.
Semi-Windup-MOnk Dickson. Ricbnopd ~
CHARLES smith, 10th Ward. ''
Tho Palace card follows:
FIRST bout - Jimmy Valentine vs. Young
>, second bout - Charley Blassell vs.. Young
son. - " Huu-
Wndup-Eddie McAndrews VS. Freddy L-or,,
Mickey Gallagher and Frankie White ,Hi
clash IN the wndup OF the Broadway A. CT"ss
show Thursday light.
Olympia fight 'Fns viii have another opnor-
tmity Of Witnessing Lew Tender in action
with a tough fee when the newsboy champion
meets Jimmy Murray next Monday nigbt
Tommy O'keefe and Patsey Cline box in the
semi. " "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
PHLLES PLAY CUBS
TODAY IN PRACTICE
CONTEST AT TAMPA
Four Pitchers With Mo-
rams Squad at Tampa.
Only Light Practice on
Soaked Field - Bresna-
han Names Cubs Lineup

TAMPA, Fla, March lG-Mauagcr Pat
Moran and his select squad OF phllics
are here for battle royal with the
Chicago Cubs Those Of the party are
Baumgartner, Rlxcy, Mattison lineup,
Luderus, Nlehofr. Byrnc, stock Becker
Whltted, Cravath, Paskert Burns and
Adams to say nothing Of Bill Shcttsline.
The remainder Of the squad will go
through routine work at st. Petersburg
under the supervision of Pinch Bosa Jack
Martin. the Miracle Man of Orlando.
The phns had only q short workout yes
terday at their camp. Tho field was soft
and no practice other than bunting and
warming up the arms was attempted.
But every man praCticcd. and there is
not a seriously ndisposcd ono i'm the
squad. although several uufortuuates
complain OF a mysterious maladN undc
manifest 10y skin irritation. Too much
FISH diet is one diagnosis, but the natives
say red bugs"
Manager Bresnahan gave out the names
OF the players who will occupy the three
positions i'm the Chicago Nationals line
up undecided at the opening OF the train
ing season. Cy Williams, the former
Notre Dame player, will take Tommy
Leach's place in centre field; Polly Me-
Larry, bought from Louisville, succeeds
Sweeney at second base, and Fisher will
be the regular shortstop The eight pitch !
ers the Cubs will retain are Cheney, |
Vaughn, Lavender. Humphries, label !
Pierce, Adams and Standridgc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
LTMELTGHT BOXERS
WILL BATTLE HERE
Olympia and National Clubs
Have Billed Foremost Fight
ers for Tomorrow Night.

Fistic stars will shine here tomorrow
night at the National Club and Johnny
Kilbane and Kid Williams will fight at
the Olympia y. A. These bills will make
pugilistic history for Philadelphia.
The principals in the intrachampionshlp
match, the result of which is being anx.
iously awaited, have been here working
out diligently for n week. Each Is in
better shape than at any other time Of
his career. Kilbane has found the train
ing just to his liking at Jimmy Dough-
erty's Crum Lynne quarters. Johnny Is
below the required weight, l22 pounds
Jimmy Clabby and Charley White Western
lighters booked on the National Clubs program
10 oppose Young Ahcrn and Sam RObdeau
respectiycly, are here with their managers
larney Litchenstein and Nate Lewis Claey
arrived Sunday night, while White reaehea
here last night. Both boys will do some light
work at Adam Ryan's gymnasium for ne
purpose of loosening their muscles following
their journey over the steel ribbons.
Jack MCCarron, Joe Borrell and Robldeha
have Seen working AT Ryan's quarters Wme
Tommy Howell conditioned himself tor ~ ~
Pennsylvania state Italian titular contest WIN
Borrell at Pal Moores sanctum. -
Soldier Bartfed and Ahern Will leave New
York for this city late This afternoon or 70
night, while George Chancy, OF Baltimore
will get here sometime today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
SOUTHERN HIGH PLANS
BOOST FOR QUINTET
Coaches Will Get Earlier Start
to Regain Old Form-Final
Games.

Although Southern High Schools
basketball team played leading part
in deciding the Scholastic League cham
plonship in Northeast High Schools
favor. the downtown quintet was not a
serious contender for the title at any
time during the season. This was the
first year since the Inauguration OF the
organization Southern was not in the
fighting.
However Coaches Ker and Smith have
decided to turn to the cage sport earlier
than usual next season, and. with the
same lineup, except Captain Weinstein,
VINO will be lost by graduation, they eX-
pect to develop as good a five as the
1894 championship quintet
jay Smith the former Southern High all
round athlete and coach OF the basketball
team, has announced his intention OF entering
Temple University at the beginning OF the
next term.
De Lancey School won 10 out OF 10 of its
basketball battles this year. Four veterans
will be out for next seasons team, including
Captain elect Bob Martin, Johnson, Latta ana
Hamilton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
The Right Example

For all these tactics Donovan himself
viii set the example. After two weeks in
camp we have yet TO hear him use even
tho suggestion of profanity toward any
player. If he had to register "call" or
a reproof 1t was registered in plain Eng
llsh' straight to the point, but in language
that would stand in n drawing room or
business house. 1t is DO this" or do
that or Don't do this" or Don't 10
that'-but never with any epithct at
tached to emphasize the point.
lie has under his command a crowd of
clean living. intelligent. ambitious young
fellows, and it is his belief that to ,Ie-
Velop the proper machine morale in such
a club Is to build up the pride of that
club and maintain its ambition-evcn
against the dark days that might be
ahead And he doesn't believe that the
right mans pride and ambition are to he
developed by calling him a yellow dog
or suggesting that his ancestry was Of
the same mould And if his psychoIoey
isn't right, then all psychology is n ioks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
O'kEEFE AGAIN OUTPOINTS
LOUISIANA AT OLYMPIA A. A.
Toland Beats Baker in Corking Good
Battle.

Battle.
Eddie O'Kecfe again returned a victor
over Louisiana in their set-to at the Olym-
pia a. a. last night. The formers ad-
vantage in reach ana his better Judgment
In connecting with his punches served
him in great stead to pile up a lead.
Neither boy received hardly any punish.
ment. although O'Keefe delivered a few
straight rght-hand punches on Louis'-
ana's jaw. making him clinch. Louisiana
outweighed O'keefe by a quarter of a
pound, coming in at 1884 pounds, ring
side.
Knockout Harry Baker, 100 pounds and
Jack Toland, l54A pounds, put up the most
interesting bout on the program, with the
latter having the better of the milling
The winner succeeded in landing the more
telling punches, rocking Baker several
times with hard right-hand blows to the
head. Baker was always willing, how
ever and the fighting of the two greatly
interested the spectators
Young Lowrey, li6 pounds. substituted
for Tommy Coleman, who broke his hand,
IT was announced. He opposed Kid Henry,
1908 pounds, and was the recipient of a
mighty sound trouncing Willie Herman.
14iA pounds, easily defeated frankie
Burke, li3A pounds, and Fighting Bob,
12SA pounds. trimmed Harry Macy, 13l
pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
DOnOvan's Way

inEs in that he believes in leading rather
than driving. In this respect ho is more
like Mack. But while Connie is some
what austcro and solemn and excessively
quiet, Donovan is II rare mixer who
makes friends at every turn.
The best example of his system Of lead
crship is told in this statement which he
gave out: "It isn't my policy to act as
any slave driver or to build up an aggres-
sive team spirit by cursing my men.
don't believe in nvcctivc or profanity on
tho field as applied by tho manager to his
men or by one man to another, or by the
manager or men to tho umpire. If have
a player who can unly be Eoadcd into
work by being cursed and abused, I'd
rather have another man in his place"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
ATHLETICS RECRUITS
TO FACE JAYS TODAY
Voltz and Gardiner VIII Pitch
for Macklets Against Jack
sonville Ball Team.

|lEnN \ NI'll thHNINl.hNVtNl |
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 10
Three recruit pitchers OF the Athletics
are to face the Jacksonville team today
in the second clash of the local series
Nolt2, Gardiner and Davis form the trio
FOR the firing line.
Manager Mack was well pleased with
the form shown by Joe Bush Herb PEN
mock and Recruit Hamilton in Yesterdays
contest. won by tho Mackmcn by tho
count OF II to >. This trio twirlcd hitcss
ball Bush and rcunuck in particular,
showed the benefits derived from tho
Jacksonville training. They started to
cut loose with hooks and fast ones. \
feature of their performances was tho
fact that neither issued base on balls
in the three innings he pitched.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
700 CLUBS IN SHOOT
Fred Gilbert Tournament Is Under
WAY This Week.

During this week 200 trap shooting clubs OF
n" United states viii hold "Frod Gilbert
piled a. Il central bureau determining the win
ucr. TN" tournament will end next saturday
ing
one Of the biggest affairs OF tho country will
hr nold al Wilmington in connection with tho
scheme, and Fred Gilbert himself viii be in al
tendance at the du Iont rrapshootinr clubs
E'huu's 81. HdtTiull'S Day tomorrow. WCdnps-
day afternoons shoot viii he adGitionaliv
featured by the appearance OF John r. Sousa,
test "
At night a dinner will be given for Mr.. Gil
bert. the wizard OF Spirit Lake, la. at the
Hotel uu Pont, Wilmington, Dell at o'clock
The dinner viii be Informal. Invitation is cX-
tended 10 an tho irapshootors q. PhiIadpluh a
Tho TrapshUotors' National Rurcati bnq
charge Of the affair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
$1,000 J0HNSON-WILLARD
TICKETS SOLD IN HAVANA
Cuban Officials Watch Negro Cham
pion Train for Fight.

HAVANA, March 1B.-Prcsident Mcnocal.
Government Secretary Hevia, Postmaster Cen
eral Hernandez and the Governor OF Santiago
Province spent an hour yesterday Watching
Jack Johnson train. The President told Man
ager Curley that he purposCly attended to on
the fight
The battle, which is scheduled for IL rounds
will take place at the Oriental Race Track
Mariana. about fve miles from Havana, and
easy OF access by trolley carriage and auto
mobile. AcCOmmOda tiOns viii be prepared for
10000 persons. Admission prices range from
50 to SIS. and already more than 5000 worth
OF tickets have been reserved. Johnson will
receive S}2,C eco as his share OF the purse ani
the money already Is posted, The referee
viii he named when Willard and Johnson have
a conference after Jess arrival.
II johnson defeats Willard he viii remain
in Cuba, become a citizen Of the Republic
and engage in the hotel business here. Al
ready a syndicate Of Havana business men
have organized a company 10 back johnson in
q gigantic hotel and health resort In Havana.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
MEREDITH IN RACE
Will Compete in New York Armory
Games Tonight,

Tho fourth annual Manhattan college meet
will he held tonight at tho Goth Regiment
Armory. New York city. and many prominent
athletes have been entered in tho various
events, the total number of entries being be-
tween 900 and TOO. The Jasper thrcc-quarter
milo Will he the main event Of the evening
and II Is expected that DeVanuey. KiViat
EaEan Mahoney, Colby. Caldwell and Baker
will start.
For the quartcr-milc invitation event, Hal
pin, Meredith. IIrshon, Hauscr, Giss!ng,
Cough and Rose have sent in their names.
sill Leslie. Pores. Gianakopuos. Nohe. Fogcl
and Mcsslcr have entered I'm the two mile.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
ALL-AMERICAN FIVE
NAMED BY SHARPE
Doctor Selects Two Cornell
Men and One From Yale,
Princeton and Columbia.

Two Cornell men and one man each
from Yale, Princeton and Columbia We're
named yesterday at Ithaca, y. Y, 10y DR..
Albert II. Sharpe as members OF an all
collegiate basketball team for this year.
Doctor Sharpes selections and his COM
ment on the season follow:
First Team-Brown, Cornell left forward:
Weiner, Yale, right forward; McTighc Prince
ton, centre Lee lCaptain) Columbia, left
guard: Jandorf Cornell. right guard.
Second Team Kinney. Yale, lett forward;
Calder. Columbia right forward Seelbach
Ccaptain). Penn, centre, Arnold, Yale, left
guard; Haas, Princeton right guard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
p. A. L. MEETING TONIGHT
Executive Board of City Organization
Meets at Starr Garden

Members OF the executive board OF the Public
Athletic League OF Philadelphia will gather
tonight at the starr Garden recreation centre
at O'Clock, to discuss athletic questions. The
session wlll be the semiannual one. Invitations
have been sent out to prominent athletic
officials.
Harry Gissing is TO for the list Regi-
ment OF New York, but will be ineligible 10
compete in the championships. as he must be a
member OF the regiment 30 days previous to
the meet, as required by rules
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
INDOOR GOLF SEASON ENDS
Course at Gimbels Will Be Torn Down
After Tournament.

door links starts today. It is in the nature
OF a consolation event, as only those who
have not been prize winners I'm prey Ions
tournaments are eligible Prizes are offered
Tor both men and women and the program
calls for 3G holes, medal play 7'''
The driving schools we'll as the nine hole
course Will In the vernacuar Of the machine
shop, be knocked down on Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
Mantell Beats McCoy

Frank MantelL of Pawtucket r. l.. de-
fcated the new Al Mccoy, Of brooklyn in their
lO-round bout at the olympic a. C., OF New
lO-round go Billy Glover, Of Boston, substi-
tutng for Jimmy Mltchcn who recently mad
an operation performed on his nose landed a
terrific left swing on Jack Pamer's Jaw in
the first round and sent Palmer down for
the count.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-16
MRS. BARLOW LEADS FIELD
Eight Women Qualify for Golf Fixture
at Pinehurst.

PINEHURST. y. O., March 10. - Eight
women qualified for the match play rounds Of
yesterday. ~
Mrs. r. H. Barlow. of Philadelphia. was
FIRST with 50: Miss Louise b. Elkins OF Pits
burgh got %; Mrs. II. r. stockton, of Plain
held. 90; Miss Sarah Evans, OF SWampscott
OS; Mrs, II. J.. JillSon of Pinehurst, 90 and
AI.s. Il. r. Behrend, OF Erie, 100.
Parker WhittemoTe made the best score Of
the day-a Tin the first round OF the lin
whistle championship, which will inclt,da
courses 1, and 3, o. holes OF medal play.