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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
BRITISH LIKE THE DACHSHUND
Even War Does Not Decrease the
Popularity oT German Dogs.

II has been reported that dachshund
dogs have become unpopular in England
because they are natives OF country
with which the British are at war. The
fact is quite the reverse the dachshund
is as much esteemed as ever he was in
the islands, Large Classifications are
being provided for them at shows, and
particular attention is about to be given
to the dapple variety, a handsome kind
with varegated markings.
Moreover, the terrier or German type
IL more followed nowadays in England
than the hound type OF other days 1t
Is questionable whether public dachs-
hund trials to badger or fox would he
allowed in England. There is, however,
little or no cruelty in these tests as car
red out in Germany, Belgium and Hol-
land. II such trials were allowed the
English say that the German dog would
be generally admired more than ever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
EXTRA PRIZES FOR HOUNDS.
Packs VIII lie shown by INT
formed Huntsmen NJ w. IL. &. show

The entries for the w. X. C. show to
be held at Madison Square Garden on
February %, %, "a and % are most
satisfactory and James Mortimer the
superintendent and secretary, said last
night that there will be no falling off
in the number of dogs to be benched
ON the other hand the show promises to
be not only larger but decidedly more
interesting than any of it's kind yet held
in the metropolis At the show last year
l,92l dogs were cptalogued, exclusive of
the f0Nhound, beagle ana barrier packs
brought in for the special prizes.
This year the W, Il. c. offers extra
prizes for foXhounds, each of $3.50, and
the 500 beagle pack special will not
close for some time yet, The packs are
TO be shown by the masters, huntsmen
and whips in hunting costume, and these
competitions will he the feature of hound
day. the closing session OF he show. On
this occasion the rl55 spaces in the
centre of the Garden will be turned into
one large enclosure and there the hounds
will be para6ed.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
Rocenary Fanchon's Win Cancelled
BY A. K. C---Other Kennel PARAGRAPHS

,o..t Til. ...,...t... -, 49,. ....-......sg
- i''H p'',,t'l"E 10 ''Tn us a.
~, y "m s.'l'. M' Inns ~ ''O
~ I''. -'.''"' Hsl''" NV '''N
Al m" u. r, e. y. y. meeting a rcsoIu-
ton vus Introduced t. waN" the s. iui-
uuNon fee for new members during JAnu-
, mr. f''ru'I' ana Mhfth. If. .Aa we've
rev myhu'is we're p'tr's"a. me- pres,
/ n'u,l b'nI.. ,. NlL'Ayy' on .E"l'
NA-t" 10 lH' mem DER obtaining tN' a.,
es' hummer 'i new members during l'I".
The B.llioE breeders Association Will
hold IT, first match this year at ITS now
1 headquarters. Ardcrssu's Restaurant 20
East Twentieth street this city, on Sltur-
day night. February 49, at T.. NJ sharp.
! Thomas Grisdaie WIFI judge Tho match
Is open to- an. Ribbons and special money
| prizes Will he given
t.,rl I NJ H. ,,hu.ht,. , b,,l an
| German .t.rbrrd Inss mi has, ~ ruin
| nm, tn, r',t,fc,'tsr XIII H., g,ltv iI1g
! .r,.', ,.I XIII - '' ''
""' WI" 'Ppr"
John j. quinn Of Re lie street this city.
| has some English setter pIppie. which he
! Intends &" thow al the Garden. They arc
I particularly well grown ONES and oui 81
/ the prize winning and thoroughly brok en-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
AIREDALE BEST DOG BENCHED.
william JOncs's Crevc So Prefer
"n"c scores In Monthly Match.

The Airedale terrier bitch Crewe SO
Preference, owned by william Jones,
was the best exhibit at the monthly
match meeting Of the Long Island Ken
mel club in Brooklyn on Friday night.
Snc was IN nice shape and scored
comfortably The judges were Mrs.
John Collins, Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs.
~ H. Berendsohn and II, b. Holman.
The awards.
Aredales- William Jones's Crewr So
Preference hrst; r. Tuestons Willow Vale
Tango, second
French Bulidogs-H. Taylor's Monaco
jdquos first, a. Englehrecht's Gamo Junior,
second; Grant Notmau.s Elise, third
English Bulldogs Milestone Kenuels'
Lucy Love, hrst, II. Taylur'S TiDperary
Mary, second; p. Ryan's Cora Doyle, third.
Boston IerrIersr-J. Fdugman's Lottie,
hrsti N Froeli"ks Melyina J.ssic, second
=, English Toy Spariels Mycr Cohen's
rosemary Rel Rusette, UFst; same owner s
Tlppo Rcd Rose, second
Best Dog or Bitch In show william
J"nesS Aredale terrier Crcwe So Pref
erenCe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
ROCHESTER SHOW IN MARCH.
Genesec valley Club VIII Have
Many Classes.

The Genesee Valley Kennel Club
will hold its show in Convention Hall.
Rochester, n. Y, on March II, ~. 10
and ~ This will be the second exit
bition given by the club, the former
being a three point affair. Last year =
event was most enjoyable one, and
the visitors we're most Hospitality enter
talned
The judges will be A. n. Quaife of
Palmyra, y. Y. for Boston terriers
A. Mcclure HALEY Of Orange, n, j..
for English bulldogs and FrNch bull
dogs. all the other breeds being taken
by James Mortimer and DIR. John De
Mund The money prizes will be larger
than those of last year and there will
be cash for the best deg and bitch in
each breed. The entries close on Thurs
day, February % and the premium
lists will be issued early in February
from the offices of the superintendent.
George Foley. Lansdowne, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
A STATEN ISLAND MYSTERY.
Royalty Rred Belgian sheepdogs
Seen In StapIe.on streets.

Some new Belgian sheepdogs are now
on Staten Island. They are owned in
the neighborhood of Willow street,
Stapleton. The people who have them
state that the dogs are of the strain
and that they came from the kennels
of King Albert. There are some others
OF the same variety on Long Island,
the Staten Islanders say, The twelve
young dogs came from overseas six
months ago They are black in color
and fiat in coat.
The Belgian sheepdog is smaller and
not so powerful as the German Sheep
dog. The Belgian sheepdog IL not UNI
like the schlpperke In color, make, shape
and expression. But unlike the tailed
schipperke the Belgian shepherd dog
does not carry his caudal appendag go
In a twist or curl. Tho Belgian Sheep
dogs may have been the progenitors
OF the much priced felpies OF Australia.
The Staten Island dogs are to be ex-
hlbited at the w. X. C, show next
month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07

Tn. 4. X. g. has cancelled the win or
the English toy spaniel Rosemary Eau
chon iu ihe limit class a. NJ recent
waldorf show. KoscmarF Fanchon J., a
champion ana thus ineligible FOR limit
section.
The kennel Cluh OF PhiladelphIa holds
its annual show on Thursday. Friday ami
Saturday noxt There are i.O26 entries
ana t.s dogs. The best hllcd clfsses are
those for ,5lie~. German sh"' pd ogs,
nsog.cs, English bulldog. French bulldog 5.
Boston terriers, PomerdnlinS ana 10Y
pnod .rs-ih' thsi m'hi.nn,1 an away D
popular variety IN the quaker Guy.
FOR III German sheepiogs at OAK Ridge.
Va These dogs are being taught all tho
methods ~ well hammered police dogs,
ihoir ,cac9"r being an eNperlen.S,gd man ~
Wh" leil germany nti9re ,ne ou, ba n,,o ol
90" war. MrS. lialsi"d lalrs' Mh" man IN
ages ,hr OAK hIdgr Kennels siSs 'h"'
the dogs are now doing hn' WORK
Tho credentials of the following dele
gates have been accepted ~ the 4 Is G.;
Boston Terrier club, Dr. wallace SNOW
Toy Dog Nlu1 OK New England james
Byrne.
The 4. X. G. gives notice mat the ~
lowing kennel names or rcRlsiertu NUrS
OF kennels have been trdnstetrrH' Au'Nh
from Frank Mndrd TO MlIdreI Is. M,ndri :
Cos cob. from r. > BhdMn 10 NJ, =,
Il. u and 4. :. BALDWIN C"1rhoF; from
! the Misses II. : ana a. {. ShluaheI 70
Miss II :. Shlliber, G:eystone, from
N,lsr TrN,r lam Er1 iI'" Nilnord' wa"
thr'p turner To- F''HN y. "I"''"
The annual dinner Of the Long Island
konu"l CUB VIII be heln az 'gt Hinr-
marie HON man Sew u 3tk on N"tu'uaH
February ~, lHi1. IIrktls my % 90
laln"I from NHHam Ihlu, SSH '", az
lana fost oiu',' Sl!.en is,anl, =, -
charles A. Kelly H''nS' S T
. Brooklyn. y y, ana Nlllim !. pI'"
Mount Vernon y. y
4 The Bronx County Kennel club viii hold
q bcefsicrk party ON Tuesday evening
/ February IL. at the Schnorer CUB 1880
/ street and Eagle avenue. Ladies VII D,
. welcome. Tho committee u m"ue up OF
VI. FlEpl''ick, i. Moore IT, \. seymour
" Rogge and u. HenSterer. secretary
1856 Webster avenue NtW 1"Fh'
Applicatlons for 4. X. g. show licenses
T have been made by the Central ONO Ken
mel club, Cn.umbus, ONO; charity DE
4 SHOW, New York; EdgeWood hennei tINp
Greenwich, Conn. and Sioux FANS kcnn'
club, sioux FAILS. 3 ID.
,yfp NJ m. Toy SpanIel Clubs show
. viii count only two points toward
/ chumplonship. Tho International Poodle
CLUBS show has been rated as a four poin
one hy the \. Is, c,
The annual meeting Of the A. *. G. viii
be hold IA the ofacc OF the club I Liberty
nry a. the third day Of thc Sew Yorl
show at 2 o'clock In The afternoon 4
fun attendance g. requested. tn" regula'
meeting OF the board Of directors viii b'
held immediately after the adjournment o
the annual meeting OF the delegates.
The Canadian Kennel Club stud boob
for the year ended August 81. 1913, jus
puuI.hcd IA. goG registrations
A. D.. VrcIrnburg. secretary 81 the A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07

show were George W Quintard. Mr.
and Mrs. Rowland Hazard, Samuel
Stansneid. f. \. Caldwell. Mrs. Henry \.
Eudd. Mrs. Payne whitney Charles W.
kcycs, Mrs. j. l. FrotniuEham. Harold
Ober. T. T.. Mayhem, Miss Frances \.
McCanill, Mrs. Roy y. Rainey. Albert
l.. Mitchell Nickery Kennels. Daniel T..
Lynn. Alfred Dorr. u. : Riker, Az
belmont and Holland buckley Of Eng
land. George : Thomas Hamilton
Mass. has owned at one time o. the
her many of the best wire haired foN
terriers ON both sides OF the Atlantic.
Theodore Oncrmon is another admiyer
OF the variety. as are Andrew Albright
Jr.. and scores Of others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
DIsLIKEs AMERICAN HOUNDS.
EngIishman CANE Get over Ills
Love for English DOGS.

n. Robert Cotesworth. huntsman to
the Cheshire Hunt. Unlonville, Chester
county, Pa. met THE Sun reporter last
week, and Cotesworth had. as usual, n
good deal to say and sound advice to
give on the important matter of fox
hounds and hunting. He said that he
hoped to be at the New York show and
once more lead hounds to victory in the
big ring at Madison Square Garden. He
complained. however, about hurt to his
right knee received in a fall while hunt
ing in August last.
Sometimes | think it's going to stop
my gallops," he said. at Is painful for
me to get about on, but suppose I've
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07

which is the property Of benjamin r.
Throop.
Mrs Halst"ad Yates is to bring to the
big New York event "A number OF
Thomas Fortune Eyars dogs OF this
breed and Miss Tracy will exhibit six
or seven. Vernon Castle, who gives
every spare moment to his dogs down at
Mauhassct, l.. l.. is To come along with
a. least eight fun grown German sheep
dogs and several puppies from his bitch
Alma Won Scheuingeu.' which took re-
serve winners In her division last year.
These puppies arc sired by the famous
police dog Tell Won Flugerard. which
Mr.. Castle imported last April
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
DACHSHUNDs.
SOUTH SHORE DACHSHUND KENNELS

TIE VERY REST DACHSHUNDS young anu
grown stock always on hand .. . .,,,,,,.,,,
TIE CELEBRATED CHAMPIONS OF THESE
KENNELS axe At STUD lhcy are OF all inc
ccOgulzcd cOlorS. ,.,,
These kennels have rough coated daChshunds
as well a. smooth ones They are all eNccp-
tlnnally good as proven by their show winnings
and records M the leading bench shows uhucl
specialist and all-round Judges. a. .,.
Apply Mrs. 4. HUNGERfORD' Bay Shote'
Long Island, y. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
Alma Moss MOthcr of Eight
puDpies,

The English bull bitten Alma Moss, by
Maston Squire out OF Alimar Eess
owned by l.. Hudson Austin of Rock
vile Center, l.. J., whelped a little, of
eight puppies on Jan. 2S, Their sire is
Goswell Monarch. owned by John T.
Collins, All eight of the puppies are
fne specimens OF their breed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
PoMERANIANs AND PEKINGEsE.


NFFNTNT NOTIIE-
Mr.. Alfred Goodsou, now in England,
viii arrive New York during Dog show
week. His Agent here viii cable require
mcnts Of any one desiring TO purchase "A
Pekingese. Age, size, color price limit,
etc. Replies must be sent Immediately.
AGENT. box l,O sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
POMERANIANS.

Mrs. Carlin OF the Eastncy Kennels Lon
don, England has a choice collection 81
Pomcranlans from "a punods weight includ-
winners at the Pom Show. Plaza Hotel Also
a brace of lovely Nork shire Terriers. Seen by
appointmcnt. 535 LcNingtOn Aycnue. Now y ork.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07

Japanese Spanlcs, the best Of Imported and
Blue Rbbon stock. sleeve aud larger spccl-
mems for sale, MISS /. IlAlkSEN, 81 Bergen
st, brooklyn, Tcl 5277-W Prospect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07

AIREDALES Champion PRINCE or
YORK and TINTERN ONALIST: Wire Fo5
Terriers -VICKERN WIRE RESULT. Fee 81.
each. Young stock always for sale. VICKERY
KENNELS, Harrington. III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
GRIFFONs BRuNEILoIs.

Several Itters Of GRIFFONS BRUNEL-
LOIS puppies SEQ and up. smooth and
rough coated, Little beauties Ears
trimmed. Cedsr. iBl I'd Ave. North
Pelham, ~, r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07

S.H.IEONHA RDI JAPANESE SPA >tELS
Gold and white and black and white puppies
by Omar on exhibition and for sale at go
Boulevard, Astoria. l.. !. Telephone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
ENGLISH BULLDOGS

Champion Deodora Monarch al Stud Pup.
pies for sale. Robert Lobban, $3.50 RidgcwnOd
Ave, Newark. y. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
The international

The international champion
wire haired Fox Terrier hitch Mat
ford Vie. property of George w.
auintnrd's Ridgcway kennels of
Baysidc, l.. I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
GREAT DANES.

Great Danes or German BoNrhounds Two
OF the leading Great Danes In America A. the
public stud. Magnificent specimens With
prize winning records. Inquire CHARLES
LUDWIG 5j5 Third ave, New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
JAPANESE SPANIELS.

AT STUD HINDA, the most beautiful
son % champion PING rose. CHINDN
IS lovely young jap, string miniature
ported, hve pound, brown pomerauliu.
Fee SIS. MRS. NATE NEALON, 1914
Avenue W, brooklyn y. Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01
Respuesta de lngla-
terra & los L. Il.
Continuation de la IA. plana. }

Continuation de la IA. plana.)
violadas por ellos en- 10 future. Desde
el 4 de agosto al de Enero han salido
con cargamentos de los Estados Unidos
para Holanda, Dinamarca, Suecia, No
ruega e Italia, 773 vapores y de 6stos
solo diez y ocho han sido juzgados por
la Corte naval y uno de ellos, sin EN-
barge, puesto en- Hbertad Cuando hay
fundamento para sospechar que hay
contrabando, los vapores deben ser tral-
dos al puerto para sufrir un examen,
por que de 10 contrario no Sc podr1a
ajercer el derecho de registro Y por
tanto hemos prescindido del informe
que hemos recibido de que en- los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc han dado instrucciones
aspeciales los embarcadores de eau
:ho; desde luego q. ell eXamen en- ell
puerto es 10 1nico q. nos puede conducir
al descubrimiento de la verdad en- los
casos sospechosos.
Sir Edward Grey termina su respues-
ia diciendo Ell Gobierno de Su Ma
jestad no desea discutir los principles
sobre la ley international que Sc re-
fiere la nota de Vuestra Excelencia Y
solo quiere intervenir con los contra
bandos destinados al enemigo. Ell Co.
bierno de Su Majestad esta dispuesto
siempre que un cargamentO americana
sea detenido a explicar ell por que de
dicha detenci6n Sc esforzara por evi-
tar toda demora que pueda ser perjudi-
cial a los intereses de pa1ses neutrales,
puesto que nosotros estamos vivamen-
te interesados en- que la acci0n BRITAIN
ca no tenga que intervenir con la i'm
portaci6n normal de los pa1ses neutra
8 Tengo ell honor de suscribirme de
Vuestra Excelencia con toda considera-
ci0n hunilde servidor
E. GREY" ."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01
Ia r.eutralidad
de Espana
Un art1culo de lie Petit Journal. :"

LIE Petit Journal publica un art1-
3ulo de SUI corresponsal en- Madrid, en-
al que sc dice que 81 las Naciones be-
lgeranteS no Sc preOcupan, al parecer,
de la intervention de Espana en- el
conficto, mientras siguen los movi-
mientos de la opinion en- otros pa1ses,
como Italia, los Estados balkanicos,
etc6tera, clio no supone,j como algunos
Green, que Sc menosprecie a afecte me-
nospreciar a Espana''
Esto-dice-es una recriminaci0n
perfectamente tendenciosa ST los Es-
tados belgerantes consideran como de-
initiva la neutralidad espanola, es por-
que saben perfectamente que Espai]a
no tiene ninguna raz0n seria, ninguna
|raz6n nacional," para intervenir. No
hay irredentismo espanol. jPuede con-
|siderarse como irredentista la question
|de Gibraltar? Evidentemente, no. Ell
valor de Gibraltar es, ante todo, fun
ci0n de una organization naval, de que
actaulmente carece Espana.
Y anade:
Los espanoles saben muy bien que
no Sc puede calificar su neutralidad de
ego1smo nj de pusilanimidad. La caba-
lleresca Nacion espanola ha prodigado
su sangre, sin reparar en- esas cosas, pa
ra que su conducta pueda ser sospe-
chosa
La neutralidad es para Espana una
actitud de equilibrio que no imphca
Iimpotencia nj decaimiento. Si Espa-
ia Sc mantiene intacta q trav6s del ca
taclismo que sacude al mundo antique,
es porQue sabe que podra desempenar
en- la Europa debilitada y convaiecien-
te un papel econ6mico moral de bas-
tante importancia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01

Ell Delegado Aybar ha~ solicitado del
departamento de prisiones que Sc le en-
vie un informe detallado del n1mero
de dementes que estan en- reclusi6n fue
ra del manicomio, habiendo sido decla-
radios locos peigrosos por tribunal
competence
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01
Guardias tras'a dados

Han sido trasladados esta capital
los guardias Pascasio Lamourt y Jose
lsidro Gutierrez, que prestaban servi-
clio en- Lares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01
0 QUEbRAOURAS SIN O2cR4ooIOi

Ell immense entusiasmo despertado entire los
pobres pacientcs de HERNIA, los cuales. dos-
pu9s de la aplcac6n de este maraviIloso apa-
ratio, renacen a nueva vida, jasti6ea los nilla-
res de cartas que de todas parties lies iron al &C.
lebre especialista, pidi6ndole visite todas las
grandes ciudades del Centro America
Ell Cinto El6ctrico del c6lebre inventor no
contiene ningdn resorte de hierro; es todo de
tejido elastjco, HECIIO SOBRE MEDIDA. in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-01

SOTROS A NUEsTRO COSTO.
ie Sargol (Siempre cuando que no Sc la
ntrado por excelencia para engordar. Adjunto
centavos Americanos para ayudar los gastos
70 anuncio anterior escribanos hov mismo
y este cup6n vueta de correo
The Sargol Co., 900 B Herald Bldg, Binghamton,
direction con claridad adiunte este cup6n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-04
FATE Of SUMMER
BASEBALL To Be
SETTLED TODAY
Present Ruling Expected to
Stand as TWO-thirdS Vote
is Needed Before
Change Can be Made.

CHICAGO. Dec 4.-The right Of
students TO play summer baseball
for money hung in the balance today
al the semi-annual assembly Of the
faculty representative OF big nine
conference colleges. Close follow
ers Of the inside workings of the
professors board are looking for
approval Of the Existing rule be-
cause a two-thirus majority, or six
schools. viii be required 10 throw
the measure overheard.
Differences OF opinion over the ex-
listing rule have cropped out in for
ner meetings, but final settlement
is expected before night. with
rumors predicting the death knell Of
the diamond game at several colleges
and further strengthening OF the
present rigid rule.
Illinois and Wisconsin want the
rule preventing students from earn
ing money by playing ball during the
summer abolished, but Minnesota in
structed its delegates 10 uphold the
rule. Chicago wishes the present
rule retained. The attitude Of Iowa,
Ohio State, Purdue and Indiana is
not definitely known. one profess
sor said the best way TO end the ar
gument IS 10 abolish college baseball
altogether. but there was no second
10 his sentiments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-04
TEAMS TO MEET MONDAY
Syracuse Team is Late i'm Reaching
san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec: lowing
TO delayed rains, due TO the heavy
rainfall of the past two days. the
Syracuse university football team
did not arrive here until this morn
ing. The game which was sched-
uled to be played at Los Angeles
with Occidental this afternoon was
postponed until Monday The team
will spend today in San Francisco
taking in the sights incident to the
closing Of the exposition. They will
leave Sunday afternoon for Los An
geles
a ter the Los Angeles game the
team will visit San Diego where the
easter gridiron warriors will put in
few days visiting the exposition
before returning east.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-04
EAST WILL MEET WEST
East Aurora. ILL.,, Team Plays New
York Institute Eleven.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The first
inter-sectional schoOlbOy football
game New York has held IN 10 years
will be played at Washington park,
Brooklyn, this afternoon between
the Hamilton institute eleven and
the high school team from East Au-
rora. III. East Aurora is consider
ed the best team in Illinois and
Hamilton ranks high among the
prep schools in this vicinity. The
boys from the middle west have not
been defeated in two years.
The East Aurora squad of so ar
rived here yesterday and were ac-
companied by several East Aurora
rooters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-04
SETS WORLDS RECORD
DeOrO scores Fifty Points i'm Thirty
five Innings.

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Setting a
worlds record for championship
Alfred DeOro OF New York. defeated
matches OF so points in 53 innings.
August Keickhefer of Chicago. so
To SO. in the second block OF their
title match last night. The best pre-
vious mark i'm a tournament was SO
innings. The champion also set an
other mark by getting his 100 points
on the two nights play in 81 inn
ings. He now leads Keickhefer 100
To 63. with one more block to play
tonight.
DeOro played in wonderful form
picking of a number OF brilliant
tables shots.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-04
LANGFORD is OUTPOINTED
Sam Loses to Harry Willis in Ten
Rounds.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Sam Long
ford. the Boston Tar Baby" was
outpOinted by Harry Wills of New
Orleans in 10 rounds. frankie
Wagner shaded Fred Kiebler in 10
rounds. Marty Cross defeated Kid
Herman in 10 rounds.
Harlem Tommy Murphy, the vet
eran lightweight, sustained a broken
arm in his bout with Peter Hartley
when both boys fell from the ring
in a clinch. Murphy's head hit the
floor first. He was unconscious for
half an hour. Artie Thomas knock
ed out Harry Weston in the first
round.