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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
ELLSWORTH EARNS TITLE,
champion t3H POund Wrestler of
Wv. \. C.--Rents Downcy.

a largo crowd attended the annual
wrestling CHAMPIONSHIPS OF tho New
York Athletic club held in the club
gymnasium last night. Titles in the
i3' pound and i5s pound classes were
decided and there were nhree other
EXHIBIT ion affairs
Lincoln Ellsworth earned the Judges
decision over Arthur Down'- in the
1873 pound class after fifteen minutes
Of hard work IN the preliminary
round Ellsworth drew bye, while
Downey got the decision over Martin
Gordon after two extra periods Of
wrestling,
v. NJ. Page was n victor over Will
lam Beaver. Jr., on work At the end
of fifteen minutes in the las pound
class, In the special bouts Richard
Jacket, a former national champion,
went on with Nat Fendleton NJ CO.
lumbia University, the intercollegiate e
ia pound champion.
Carl Johnson, instructor AZ the club,
Was declared the winner over John
leahey of the East Side Young Mems
Christian Association, while NJ Karl
son, another New York Athletic Club
wrestler, had the better Of John Buck
ley. also OF the East side v NJ. G. A.,
after fifteen minutes on the mat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
HIGGINS WANTS sN0DGRAsS.
Turned Down ny Bcscher, lie Goes
"a NcS.rRv with Demand.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, April Manager
lIuggins of the 81. Louis Nationals held
fruitlcss conference here to-day with
Rob Bescher. and as a result Huggins
has abandoned all hope of signing the
fleet Giant outhclder. lie departed to-
night for New Orleans. where the Giants
first team. in charge OF Manager Nc
,iraw, will play tomorrow. and the
Cardinal manager Is going to demand.
not ask, for Fred Snodgrass. Huggins
said here to-day that II he does not get
Snodgrass. then roll Perritt can go to
the Federal League and stay there.
This information did not come from
Huggins. lie decined to discuss his
visit here except TO say mat he had
come for "A conference with Bescher and
that he did not believe Bescher would
play with the Cardinals. But the news
came from "A source that leaves no doubt
as to its auth .nticity.
Huggins offered Bescher more than
his New York contract called for and
u bonus of $500 for signing. Bescher is
obscssed with the idea that the Giants
arc goinng to win the pennant and that
pc will b. in OH the worlds series divvy.
Also he prefers to play in New York.
lie has an ironclad two year contract
with the Giants which stipulates that ne
cannot he sold or traded without his
consent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
JOHNSON FAVORITE IN
new YORK AT 8 TO-
kOcnigsbcrg Puts Up $500 at
That FiGurp-kccncy Gets
> to | for 81 900.

In New York betting circles odds on
Mondays heavyweight bout in Havana
settled down to an s to & basis last night
with johnson favorite. An odd turn to
the wagering Is the fact that men who
usually bet big money are taking the
short end in many instances. Usually
those who are In the habit OF CHANGING
large amounts on sporting events play
the fsvorite and lay the odds.
Frank Keeney OF Brooklyn has bet
cash. and is willing TO bet $500 more at
the same figure. Chicago O'Brien, we'll
known race track operator. Is taking 8
to on Willard for as much Johns
money as lie can locate. Joe Levins had
n Geographic commission last night from
j. Carey, a boxing promoter OF Roch-
ester. Of IS, 900 to bet on Willard at 2 to
]. He was unable to get any OF 1t COW
cred. Arnold Rothstein fancies johnson
and has been kying . to /. but quit
when the willard supporters began 10
flock in upon him.
The largest individual bet reported
last night in sporting circles was be-
tween Al koenigsberg. a racetrack man,
and George Bauschel. broker. The
former laid $500 to $500 that johnson
will win.
Frequent downfall Of favorites is said
TO he the cause of so many bettors
among the so-called talent rallying 10
tho Willard end. Many OF these have
advices from Cuba that johnson is in
poor condition. but others claim to have
Information Of an exactly opposite
nature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
ODD MILITARY EVENT ADDED.
Control Of Pace aud Condition AZ
Finish Count EauRlly.

Another military class for u cup pre-
scented by the Whitehall Club OF New
York has been added to the prize list of
the Brooklyn Horse Show to be held
April IL. rs and II at the Brooklyn
Riding and Driving club. The new
event IS entitled Army Endurance and
Control Ride" and Is for officers and
enlisted men Of the regular establish
ment and the National Guard of the
several States.
The contestants are to ride fifteen
miles on the bride path. Observers will
bv stationed AZ several points 20 insure
the full course being covered. The event
TO be run on Saturday. April -. will be
started at o'clock at the Riding and
Driving Club. finishing at the same
place. No restrictions are placed on the
horse. but all must finish within a
minimum Of I hour 90 minutes and a
maximum OF hour 40 minutes. All
contestants finishing under or over the
limits are to be disqualified The mini
mum weight to be carried is 22j pounds
No arms or personal equipment will
be required. Time liz to count 50 points
and condition so points Entries close
next Thursday
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Tor time II looked ~. II President
Menocal would return the ticket given
aim by the promoters. lie is to occlpv
1 box holding eighteen people. Ito was
80 incensed over tho report that he had
vet on Johnson that he said he would
prevent any more fsticuffs in Havana
or any other town. When II was said
that he was not going to attend Jack
Curley got In touch with tho Presidents
secretary and Jack was assured that the
Chief Executive had changed his mind
and would attend. Curley brcathcd more
easily. as he had counted on the Pr.si-
dents being there as one OF tho drawing
powers Of his venture
johnson denied tonight that he would
attempt TO return to the United States
after the fight, lie said he would return
10 France or England. and until he was
sure OF protection he never would set
foot on American soil again. Johnson
has been in communication with Snowy
Baker Of Australia and in the event Of
his winning he probably will make the
trip with a view OF fighting in the land
whore he won his title.
Johnson's much advertised exhibition
hout with Sam McNey this afternoon
was huge farce, though many gulllble
Cubans paid money to see II. They
went through six of tho tamest sort Of
rounds, with neither man trying to land
real punch, II failed entirely to af-
ford any final line on Johnson's form
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
FIVE AMATEUR TEAMS ENTER.
League Baseball scsson WIN Re-
min orsJunc : This Year.

The revised schedule for the coming
season of the Amateur Baseball League
was announced Yesterday. The Seventh
Regiment and the Staten Island Cricket
and Tennis club resigned from tho
league this season. hut the admission
of the Forest Vile GardensClub makes
the organization Il five team affair. Play
viii begin Oh June : and will continue
10 the last week In September covering
~ periud Of fifteen Saturdays. a three
weeks vacation has been declared this
srpsor for tho first time and will begin
after August Il Tho Montclair Attn
lctic Club AZ the Englcwool Field Club
and Commonwealth club at Forest Hills
Garden club will he the opening games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
B0WLERS READY FOR TOURNEY.
ninth Annual cha I'M pionships Re-
sin Tomorrow Ia Palace.

After 4 couple OF postponements the
ninth annual championship tournament
of the National Bowling Association
viii begin tomorrow evening on the
specially constructed alleys in Grand
Central Palace. Two weeks of bowling
will he required to complete the care
fully prepared schedule.
There will he compel tions for fvc
and two man teams as we'll as for indi-
vidual bowlsrs, and the list OF entries
includes % five man teams. 240
two man teams and 40 asprants
for the individual title. The sum Of
t5.3st.25 will I've distributed among
the prize winners. and the teams that
capture championships in their divi-
tieu to their titles
morning. afternoon and evening until
the tourney Is over. Tho six teams that
will begin play tomorrow evening are
National Canadian and StraChan
teams from Montreal. the vogi team
If Newark aud the Speedways and Mo-
hawks ~ New York
The usual assaults on the present
records will he made during the tourn-
ament ana some Of them may he
broken. They are Five Men--Ciene-
secs, Rochester. 3,o35. made a. Atlantic
city, 1914. Two Men--Kelsey and
Johnson, New Haven. 1855, made at
Buffalo, 1911. ndividual-George
Kumpf Buffalo. 712. made az Roches-
ter. 1919. All events--Mort Lindsey,
New Haven, 2,o31. made at Paterson.
1912.
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MANY GUNNERS OUT
AT TRAVERS ISLAND
ID. +. Mcmahon Wins Scratch
Prize From Big Field
With Score Of 81.
OTHER NEWS or TRAPS

Y takes more than baby blizzard in
April TO quench the enthusiasm OF the
gunners OF the New York Athletic Club
Twcnty-four nimrods reported at
Travers Island yesterday afternoon and
decided the usual programme of events,
although the snow and the wind had a
marked effect upon the scores Not
withstanding tho handicap the gunners
did remarkably we'll. one straight score
being made The maker was T. Law
renee, the professional, who was not
ciigibi' for the prize.
-. T.. Mcmahon Won the high scratch
prize. He made a total of 81 out Of a
possible 100 targets As rule the high
scratch prize is won ny scor" that IL
went to f. A. Baker. who had u 81 out
Of possible 100 targets He shot with
handicap OF 20.
George j. Corbett. who has charge Of
the New York A. G. shooting this year.
made a change In the running Of the
monthly cup yesterday. Three eunners
tied with a score of % out of posi-
biz o. targets They were \ y. Hub
bell, f. A. Baker and T. Lenane. Jr
iHS'edu VI sHpolins Oh lor IN" leg caCn
was credited with win. However. tho
three shot on for the daily prize In the
monthly cup competition and A u. Hub
bell won.
The distance handicap came TO an end
yesterday afternoon. The winner NJ the
leg was W. r. Ogden. and as the prize
was to go TO the gunner who first scored
three legs, Mr.. Ogden's win being his
third victory gave him the trophy Hs
also was the Aw!nner of the Travers
Island cup. the club cup went 20 ". H.
Luckett and r. a. Baker was tho winner
Of the accumulation prize Only two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
RUMSON'S INVITATJ0N
SHOOT won BY IVENS
Takes Club Trophy With scor.
Of 65 From Scratch--Snou
Deficd by Gunncrs.

RrMsoN, y. J.. April , I'll. ,,.
ton shoot of the Rumson Coun,., Co.,.
was held In driving blizzard tod.
the scores in consequence being e.
low. A. fvcns took the club from, v..
a scratch score OF Gi W : lone. +,
won the first fifty handicap with , ...,,
Of 2o---f0. 80. J. T. utice K,.loe,
tho second fifty i,rd'rap with , ..o-. ...
33--3. 3S
The team shoot was won 10y u,c IRA.
son Country Club with y SCORE ~ e-.
The Essex County Country rnh to-.
second with 2Is. W $. Joncs. j oo
the RumBon Country Club champ.o.....
for the year with y score NJ 81 Ilo5,-.
Boulton and J. Prentice kellogg 'i.d
second place with 5S Thu scores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
ANNOUNCE CRICKET SCHEDULE.
Fort, Gnm~. WIZ Ne played IN
METROPOLITAN League S~rtcs.

Forty games IN tho championship
series ~ tha Metropolitan District
Cricket League compose tho schedule for
1915 Tho Rrooklvn Cricket club has
entered n eecond team in the competition
under the name Of the Rrooklyn Wan
derers. Arrangements were made
whereby the clubs agreed 10 release any
PLAYER who might he chosen 10 play
on the New York team engaged in the
HnlifaN Gun competition. Tho schedule;
MAY 20. Paterson vs.. Brooklyn Wander
ers ~ Patterson, R'nsonhurst vs. Manhsf-
tan q, timer Park. Al. Manha,tan vs.
kngs County a. Prospect Park. Benson
| hurst ~ Brooklyn At Timer PARK.
June ;, Rensonhurst VS. Paterson at
ulmer Park Hrooklyn vs. Kings County
Wanderers ~ Prospect Park ~, Paterson
~, Manhattan Al Paterson Brooklvn IS
nrooklyn Wand",srs a. rrHspec, r farn.
parb ~ Kings County ~. Paterson ~
rr"spoc, r'rk hrS"h nsUo,yr M Isnas-rrs
! ~. Manhattan At Prospect Park Henson
hurst vs.. Rrooklyn AT Timer Park
Jn{ RrSTs" vs. ra'r,.'S 81, iron
haitian a, PATERSON Kings county Is
Hensonhurs, ~. Manhattan ~ Timer Park
Brooklyn Wanderers vs.. Paterson at fros
poet Park ~ raterson -. Kings County
| At Paterson; B'usonhurFt vs., BrooklNr
! wpudernrs 81 Timer Park -, Manhattan
VS. Rrooklru at Prospect Park, 81. Kings
Counts vs., Brooklyn al Prospect Park
| Paterson ". Bensonhurst at Paterson
/ RrooklNn Wanderers VS. Manhattan At
/ Prospect Park.
! ALIust !. BROOKLYN Wanderers vs., kings
! County at Prospect Park ~, Manhattan
! vs. Kings County a. Prospect Fnrk faier-
| son vs. BROOKLYN at Paterson, 81 Nanha''
| tan vs. Paterson ~ Prospect Park BROOK
| Ign vs. Brooklyn Wanderers at Prospect
| PARK, 2s. Manhattan US. Brooklyn a. Pros
| pcCt Park Paterson VS.. BROOKLYN Wander
| ors al Paterson.
| September I, Kings County rs. BROOKLYN
! Wanderers al Prospect Park, BROOKLYN vs.
| Paterson At Prospect Park, 6, Paterson
VS. Kings County at Paterson. BROOKLYN
| Wanderers vs., Brooklyn at Prospect Park
~, Bensonhurst VS. Brooklyn Wanderers
at Timer Park Brooklyn rs, Kings County
~ Prospect Park; 49, Penscnhurst -
| Kings County AT Timer Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
CHICAGOANS WON'T BET.
Tales Of JOhnsOn's Poor shane
Scare Tbem-WiIIard Rated Low,

CHICAGO, April 3,-Chicago Ia laying
IN the Johnson willard fight no far az
betting it's money on the outcome is
concerned. jaunt around sporting
rcn'res day failed to reveal single
"pen hook AT any odds There are \
fnw private wagers, hut in tho main
chicago sportdOm is sitting M IT'S
noel ptbook with it's fingers crossed nd
watching the papers
Several reasons were advanced. chief
among which We're tho stories emanating
from tho front that the negro ia i'm poor
condition. willard among sporting men
bore always has been considered more
"r loss of a second or third ratrr. chi
Dlgo hates 10 place It's money against
Us Judgment and so won't back tho
white man, ordinarily Johnson would
Nnd plenty of supporters, but The lack
~ condition stories havo had their
'Nert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

VIRGINIA LOSES CATCHER.
Physicisns Find His Leg IL Broken
Yale Team Held I'D by storm.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, April 3.--De.
spite early morning snow which assumed
tho form OF a blizzard the Yale-Nirginia
game could have been staged this after
noon had the New Haven squad not
been halted In Washington this morning
At the University Hospital last night
IL was round that Catcher Green sus-
tanned a broken bone in his left ankle
when Hanks slid into him AZ the home
plate In yesterdays contest with Prince
ton and that he will De out OF the game
Cor the remainder Of the season.
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than johnson IN this particular light
First Johnson's age and then his weight
have made his friends wary. Johnson
never has boen given to Tipping of his
friends Ms to his intentions or his
chances Few indeed were those who
had tho inside at Reno. Thousands could
have been cleaned M in that fight had
Johnson's honesty not been questioned.
Evcn those who thought they knew
Johnson like n book were afraid either
to bet on him or to bet against him.
Perhaps the only man who bet and
won any amount IN that fight was James
w. Coffroth of San Francisco. lie knew
Johnson well enough to he convinced
that he was going To- try against Jcffrics
and he felt that Jen couldn't be other
than - shell after taking OF the noun
tains of fat that topped his frame.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
GIANT COLTS WIN EASILY.
Led ny Eddie Grant. They B~st
Little Rock. ~ to 2.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. April Eddie
Grant and his Giant colts defeated Little
Rock to-day in the first Of three game
series by a score of IS to .. The score:
II. II r,
New York.. 100 a ! a 0--I6 II 3
Little Rock, o ~ q o.
Batterles--Now York. stroud Williams
and Mclean and Wendell. Little Rock
Fast, Harper, Fineher and Gibson and
HAYES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

The opening Of the scholastic baseball
season was postponed owing to the
snowstorm. Eight games were sched-
ulcd for yesterday: Clinton VS.. Yonkers.
Evander Chlds vs.. Manual Training
Richmond I'M va. Curtis. Bushwich w.
Flashing. Ray Ridge vs.. College OF Oral
and Dental Surgery, Morris vs. New
Rochelle. Adelphl Academy VS.. Henley
and Poly Prep VS.. Fordham Prep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Cornwall F.ncer. beat psw,,ns.

The New York Military Academy
fencing team from Cornwall defeated the
Paving School foil handlers In an in
terscholastic fencing contest nj the New
York Fencers Club yesterday afternoon
by score OF S bouts to l. The military
academy was represented by NJ Betan-
court. A. Betancourt and II. Giaucl
while the Paving team was made up
OF J. Spion, w Cassidy and II. Espey
Cassidy defeated Giquel in the only bout
won ny Pawling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Tom Jones waves iIopcrui.

Tom Jones. who never bets as rule
on any man he is managing, announced
to-uay that he had set aside $1,000 to
hci II he could get to for his
money.
Johnson laughed when some one re-
nHrkcd to-day that lie wasn't as good
49, he was 1T Reno. no. I'm not az
good said johnson. I'm nvc years
worse than | was out there when I!
fought Jcn Hut I'm satisfied that 7
am ~ ~ rs - man OF my time of life
can he. This little weight that I carry
isn't exciting me one hit. IT the fight
goes 4 Ions way IL will come in handy
- reserve strength I haven't tried
TO got much of II off and | would he
foolish to try. know I never can
I've as ~ rs ! was that day and would
lie silly to try Ia do what jeffries did
Io was a mighty heavy man swhcn he
started 10 train aud when he entered
lie ring I'll admi, he surprised even
me He was as trim and clean cut.
apparently, as he ever was In his life.
The only difference that | saw In him
was that he didn't wear so much hair
on the top of his head" concluded
Johnson with n laugh
AZ the willard camp all was hustle
and work. The rain of the previous day
had dampened Jess's boxing platform,
20 Tom Jones spread out a covering
~ sawdust and the challenger had to
u,ove about with caution for fear of
hitting one Of the wet spots Jess in
terssted all by adopting a crouch. Just
why Willard intends TO use this In a
fight with johnson is not plain. His
one big asset In his height and " he
elects crouch in this battle he is
only bringing his Jaw down closer to
.lohnson's fists. Jack Johnson has had
his little experience with crouch.
Ieffdes used II in Reno and II served
only to amuse the darkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
willard Keeps Mouth Open.

WYllard'e wind doesn't seem to be all
that II should he. He had bad habit
Of nghting with his mouth wide open.
This is caused perhaps by an injury to
his nose received In some of his novice
fights. II will he Remembered that JEFF
fries sought out A specialist in New
York before his fight with johnson and
had his nose operated on. lie had dit
f,culty with his breathing. but the pas
sages Of the nose We're burned out 80
that he started training with his
breathing unharApered.
Willard liz still a victim o. too much
caution. In his bouts with his partners
he has been more often on the defensive
than on the aggressive. Jack Dough-
erty, who has followed the game for
years, saw Willard work yesterday AMI
no said Jess should tear in. think his
bulk and weight would offset johnson :
great clevcrness II he would make il a
rushing fight. htrdly cNpec; to see
him win II he tries to play the waiting
-amo. for with nothing but his ring
gencralsnp left INN. Johnson could so
the distance II Willard wasn't going
after him hard. he his got 10 work
fast "n johnson IL Ia" expects to wear
him down. lack kuows all the ausles
~ tnc ZANE. 'Sprcjsl', 'hn waiting one,
and Il would lo to his liking IL Willard
ihoulL hang back, once johnson got
'irrsl "
The Intcr,S; IN the bout is at its
1cight here. Every "nr on the island
vho can aGprd u ticket to the bout Will
q ou hand when tn" two big fellows
walk - the centre FOR Instructions The
hotels ar" films un rapidly and ny to-
morrow night II viii be difficult mat
,er To- get accommodations in the better
nlacrs Though the promoters still are
harpns al a si0o.ooO crowd. those who
faN hey know contemplate a much
more Conservative figure. There aren't
many points from which to draw. ana
Ibout all the people who are going tu
attend arc already in town.
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WEST POINT. April "A snowstprm
n blizzard proportions ragged here to-
day and caused a cancellation NJ tho
Army Dickinson baseball game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Kidde Makes IL Monotouou,.

MoNTctAIn, n. j.. April s.-ror a.
ninth consecutive year Frank Niis
won tho squash tennis championship d
tho Montclair A. c. this afternoon. a.
feating Frank 3. Hague In two es,
1b-2. ib-d. A silver loving oip a.
gift OF the club. went to che WHINE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
shot ~ the novice event. J. ". Currie |
beating =. Iowlcr FOR tho leg.

beating T.. Fowler FOR tho leg.
r." FIRST of IN, ..uug island inter-
NIcdt clubs shoots was to have been
held under the auspices of the BENSON
hurst Yacht club yesterday The nm
expected snowstorm worked havoc with
the plano OF the corinthians and II was
found necessary To postpone the first leg
II was decided to hold the Bensonhurst
shoot ON saturday. MAY I. Tho gunners
will follow the giunl programme as
fHI as the other shoots arc concerned.
the leg next SATURDAY h"irg held under
the auspices of the Jamaica Bay Yacht
club over the traps OF the Neponsit Gun
club
LAKEWOOD. - j. April 3.-Thc snow
which began early this morning failed
TO prevent the Laurel House Gun Clubs
regular Sa'u,dHy shoot only few
turned out. however, for the Gnal half
of the Easter shoot which began yes
tcrdlv. and the event was postponed un-
OIL Monday.
Five of the enouters faced the snow
laden blasts and competed in n 30 bird
handicap event which Dr. q. y. H.
klySer, handicapped at 4. won with the
remarkable score % IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
GAMBLERS PAY
DEARLY FOR FUN
EARLY RAID ON SHADY JOINTS
RESULTS BIG REVENUES FOR
CITY GOLFERS.
Judge Jordan Imposes Fines Without
Fear or Favor Many Players
Give Bogus Names.

Judge L. S. Jordan. listened atten-
tatively yesterday morning. while the
names OF seven gambling point pro-
prietors were called. and then as
sessed fines OF $50 and costs on each.
His attention was then called to the
names of those who were caught IN
the raid. They were fined i've and
costs each The total fines and costs
amounted 10 $3.50.
Detective Howard Hastings and
Roundsman Henry Walker made the
raids early yesterday. visiting the
places said 10 have been run by Ion
Gates. 1888 Market street: Tom hal
pin. 1924 Market; Walter Hunter. 1914
Market: Frank Johnson, 40 -Four
teenth street; Bull Christian. 1876
Market; China Pryor. 1O4l Market.
and Walter Scott. 1927 Market. ana
placed proprietors and players under
arrest. All were enjoying the "digres-
sive game of poker" IL is said. and
put up for their appearance in a
jiffy.
Diversified names were given by the
players caught in the raid. This is
the biggest raid on gambling joints IN
the city in many months.