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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18
MALL CROWD
~ 81. O. u a N. Picnic AZ Park Yes.
terday Owing % Threatening Wealth.
er-Playarounds Picnic Today

The Senior order of American Ne.
rhanics held their annual picnic and
outing yesterday af the Wheeling
Park Owing 90 the Inclemancy of
mo weather during tho early morning
only O. small portion OF the order was
POI Attendance Those boz attendance
'i n affair spent the day swimming
dnd a various other amuaomputs
Today viii b. Play grounds Assosia.
Ilon DAY 1f the Park and b. promises
to be- ono Of tho busiest dava of fbo
present season with fair Weather if
is expected that several hundred chill
drrn viii be- .n attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

Yesterday morning 81 four o'rIoek tb.
death OF Margaret Mary Slippner is
Old. occurred at the home Of her
|Iahdphrents Nj. and Mrs. Jun. 2TlT
Iacob street following n few DAYS IN
ness The little ones father. Fred Slip
pner. died last week. and since his death
VIC mother has been living with her
L1Iente Funeral services will be held
thursday morning az = o'clock with
angel mass at ST A%lphonsus' church
Burial vii be In ut. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

Impressive funeral services we're held
ever the remains or Mrs. Elizabeth
Sreamer Trtgg early yesterday after
noon at the family home near acobs-
puIk, -. with the Rev. Mr.. m
pastor or Bethel Presbyterian church. in
chatse. Burial was In cBthel cemetery.
services were largely attended
and most highly respected residenfs IL
the southern part Of Belmont county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

me FUNERAL OF Landon Bonnell. the
held yesterday afternoon AZ 2 o'ciooE ~
me home or his daughter. Mr.. Edward
1nlIds No 10 Kentucky street. Island
ne heN Dr. Charles n. Robinson or
the Second United Presbyterian church
otnciated. Burial was at Mt. Zion. Tbe
ballheafers were. Lester Honuell. John
Bounell. clifford BonneII Charles nm
keIberger and Charles Bnnnen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18
IN THE WEST.


PARIS. Aug. H.. 1885 D. m-The wa
office tonight made public the following
official communication.
Artillery fighting in which Their
were mo notable incidents has occurred
on the larger part Of the front In the
NosEts We violently shelled the German
positions In the rcEiou from Linge C
Reich A~ckerkupf and on the ridge be
tween 6oudernach and Landersbach
the latter point our infantry mad
an attack and secured "A footing on thu
ridge. where they eutrcnched themselves.
4 German counter attack failed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

us VeorBe ~Crumbacker. agod "a
years passed away last night al the
NoIth wheeling hospital following an
optralon- She was brought to tho in
stllution from her sixteenth street nome
Monday IN "a critical condition. After
the operation she rallied. then sank
quickly. She H. survived BY her hus-
1and. Funeral arrangements will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18
LEO FRANK HANGED


bound and under bic right jaw was
the knot 0f the hanEman's moose cx.
pertIy tied TO produce a quick death
News % the discovery OF tho body
spread quickly and a great crowd had
gathered before the arrival ~ Coroner
Booth Tho latter'a announcement
that 10 would be- cur down immediate.
lF aroused Some objection There
were cries OF Don't move the Jew o.
body until We shoot % fun Of holes
huf am appeal by former Superior
Court Judge s. a Morris OF Cobb
county. quIrtcd the crowd
.irf there Do mo- further violence
DO said The work of tho mob Is done
Leo NJ Frank has alven bis life Tor
tho crime boz bel alleged 20 have com
wIftcd DO not mutilafc the BODY
let 90 DO sent to bic mother appeal
to your better judgment and ! ask all
who aErce with the course suggest
20 raise their right hand
Body Not Mutiiated.
There uaa a moments hesitation.
thon upIitod hands appeared above
the crowd and the body vas cut down
A. first DO was placed ln an under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

The funeral OF Mrs. NarV h gfssc,
lido Of George Sissou. who died sun
took place at the home y NarshaIt
Elliott. No. - Marshall avenue pin,
Grove. Yesterday morning with me ~
]. " Lewellyn officiating Interment
in Greenwood
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sIaton Discusses Lnnehina.

9NaN1h SN@@aeeNe 1INNNNNFa
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. lin an
address today to the San Francisco
Center OF the California Civic league.
former Governor John VI. Slaton OF
Georgia. who commuted the sentence
Of Leo NJ. Frank from death TO life
Imprisonment. declared ne would pre-
fer TO have Frank lynChed by a mob
than 10 have him hanged by judicial
mistake. because one reached the
soul Of civilization. the other merely
reached the body.
Mr.. Slaton's address devoted almost
entirely to discussion OF the Frank
case and the IynChing Of Frank. was
delivered in the presence of a majority
Of members OF the California supreme
court and other prominent persons.
members of the league.
In his address Mr.. Slaton said
Il would prefer Frank to be lynched
by a mob rather han that he be hang
ed by judicial mistake. one attacks
the soul OF civilization the other
merely reaches the body.
There are conditions about the
Frank case which constitute a tribute
TO the state OF Georgia. No wonder BE-
is difficult to open the ears Of GeOrg
ians 10 reason. They forget the iden-
lily OF Nuf UNfuANl IN NNf SUI AAF
Of the onense.
There were many good pcople-as
good as who disagreed with me
because. they said. ! set aside the YER
diet Of a jury and interfcred with the
functions of a duly exercised court Of
law But when these people find out
the truth Of the Frank case their gen
crel condemnation Of me will turn 10
general approval and they viii know
that I saved the state from a stain
which never could have been era.
dlDatCd
Daniels Denounces Lynehina.
WASHINGTON. AUG. E-SeCre-
tary OF the navy Daniels tonight o.
sued e. formal statement -denouncing
the ynchiuE OF Leo ~ Frank as me
worst blot on The name Of Georgia
and doclariuE that 90 would be- more
sincerely condemned in the south than
boo any other part Of the republic Inc
statement follows.
% am shocked beyond expression
az the iawlessuess Of the Georgia
mob ~ Be- tho worst blot upon tho
name of the state Every good CIu-
lou must doplore DO 10 will be de-
]nounCed more sincerely ln the south
than Boo any other part Of the repub-
Dc. The great bulk of tho southern
people know that such Instances. per
potrated by the few and endorsed by
a small minority. works injury 20
their section
There Del never any excuse any
where for lynch law.
$50 man Del safe whom a mob takes
the law into its wi hands nave
no doubt tho governor Of GEORGIA wiz
employ every possible agency 90 dis
cover the mob %uurdercrs and BRING
them to trial and punishment Inc
honor and fair name Of Ccoreia de-
mand this The case has become one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

WACO. Texas. Aug 1.-THE follow.
INK message was rcceiyed by the Waco
HlEh school wireless station tonight.
evidently DO wa sent out Co. aIl thf sta.
lions The signature tuE is not listed
and ~ la probably newly licensed The
message follows
d. a %. tAuN BODY and E~trrybuHst
Wind nearly EuuH Water thrDn feet
deep In fremont hotel Eutornmeuf sta.
fInn Working tomorrow night 40 Blk
boats IuHf uH we kuuw Uf Dock ruined
farmer here now. Rain about stopped
VIII talk later uu. Call me at mIdriEhf.
tSiEnrIJ "gTgH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

! ne FUNERAL Of Harry Edgar Burgess.
the tWo-year-Old son OF Josenb and
Eihe who died Monday night
az the family home. 2722 Jacob street
viii lake place This afternoon AT three
o CLOCK at the residence. The Rev. A
l. henze. OF the Zion Lutheran church.
VIII have charge. Burial will De In Mi,
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OF n~ation-wid interest and the eyes
OF all the civilized world. standing
aghast at the crime OF the mob. viii
look 10 Georgia TO punish the crimi.
mails. who under the cover OF night.
have committed a crime that cries
aloud for severest punishment"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

Noi,uskyi aud In east Gahcia the situa.
uou Del quiet
The fire OF the italian heavy artilier,
against our Tyrolsau defense work con.
unues feeble. Hostile infantry detach.
m"nts ON Val Sugona TO Gar
Nauo. northeast OF Eorgu. have beer
beaten back across the Maso Brook.
In the coastal region the Italians con.
tiuu,d their attacks with strong forc.t
aEHlu-t our positions bctwcsn kru ant
every whore.
Yesterday afternoon the Doherdf
plateau again was under a rathcr violeu
gun fire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

LONDON. Aug. IL. s.23 D. m-A dis.
patch Co Reuters Telegram compan.
from Pctrograd says.
a dispatch received here from
says that Information arrtv.
ing In the kumanian crpital from Sofig
ts To- the effect that kinE Ferdinand has
dismissed Doctor Greeted. for ~ year,
his medical adviser. because he discoy.
cred DR. Groetzel was a German SPY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-18

4 Turkish official statement issuct
MonuaN stated that Turkish troops has
occupied Van. capital Of the Vilayet Of
Van in Turkish Armenia. which wal
evacuated by the Russians on August II
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PETROGRAp. Aug II. via London
Aug. Is. 23u a.. m-An official state
mout issued tonight at the headauartcrf
OF the army OF the Caucasus said.
The city of Van has been r~eoccupict
by a. detachment OF our troops wht
drove out the Turks.
south OF Kara pcrbent we gained IA,
villages OF Scisgnan and Audark. aftei
"A stubborn fight"
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VIENNA. AUG. L.. via London. Il:5l
3. m.-AustrO-Hungarian troops pursu.
Ing the retreating Russians have All.
Nanced TO bohrlnka 10 miles southW est
of the fortress of Brcst-Litovsk. accord.
Ing to an official statement issued 10.
night At the Austria war offie4
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takers wagon which headed toward
Marietta, but officials who heared that
the crowd might become unruly
stopped the wagon on the outskirts II
the town and transferred the body to
an automobile which hurried to At
lanta.
Excitement in Marietta rapidly sub.
ided after the body was cut down.
Several automobiles however. followed
the machine hat bore the dead victim
Of the hanging 10 Atlanta.
The tang that took Frank from the
prison dOrmitory apparently worked
quietly and rapidly after they began
their 100 mile automobile ride from
Milledgeville. The scene OF the lynch
ing was within a few hundred yards
OF two farm houses occupants Of
which said they noticed nothing un-
usual during the early morning hours.
one man who lived half a mile further
away said he saw -four automobiles
passing his home but they did not at
tract unusual attention.
Wa Carefully Planned.
There seemed to be every indication
that the hanging had been carefully
planned. The ease with which Frank
was removed from the state prison
farm. difficulties left in the way of
p%ursuers. and the sudden disappear
ance OF the band after the l%ynching.
all pointed TO thorough preparation.
After the circulation of reports to-
day that several high powered auto
mobiles had left Marietta early Mon
day night. Mayor Dobbs issued this
statement:
Il desire in the interests OF justice
and truth TO say hat h Marietta
and Cobb county officials had no
knowledge OF n automobiles leaving
Marietta well loaded last night nor
were they appraised OF the return OF
any machines today. None OF the Of
hcials had any intimation Of the lynch
ing until the body was found"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
Speedy Middle Takes On All
Sizes While Preparing For
Gibbons Fight

CHICAGO Jan -"Gentlemen,
Jeems Clabby, champion middleweight
OF the world
And as the announcer concludes
Jeems. endowed with the title by
Manager Larney Lichtenstein, bows
a smiling acknowledgment 10 the az
ternoon gymnasium crowd from the
l6-foot ring near the windows.
The crowd, passive and scattered
during the antics OF pair of eggs
before the main attraction. now
surges forward The section around
the ring-there are no chairs; every
body stands-is densely packed.
Watch your dough-" warns the lit
tie rubber. Every dip in town is a
fight bug and they're all here com
bining business with pleasure"
A good welterweight Willie Schae-
fer-steps into the ring and then en-
sues two rounds OF the prettiest box
ing the fan could wish TO see-side-
stepping. ducking. head.rolling. block
ing and parrying-every trick of the
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
Australians Are
Finest Trainers

Eddie McGoorty is authority for the
statement that Australian trainers are
the best in the world. He says that
he was never in such good condition
as during his Australian tour. and he
attributes that fact to the men who
took care Of him while he was in the
Antipodes
II must say that Australia knows
more about fitting any kind OF an ath-
lete for contest than any other coun-
try in the world" says McGoorty.
"and have travelled enough TO know
what am talking about. Those train
ers are strong for detail The one
had would spend half an hour or more
bandaging my hands for gymnasium
work, taking more pains than the av-
erage American would before a fight.
The result was that / never had as
much as a sore knuckle all the time
was there.
Further, they told me TO do my
boxing on the days program while
was fresh and eager, instead OF the
end OF the day, when I was dull and
tired. That turned out TO be one of
the best ideas | ever had shown me.
And those Australians were full OF
other ideas just as good"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
MACKLIN TEACHING
AGGIES TO COACH
athletic Pedagogy" Class Packs
Judging Pavilion To Hear
Big Mentor

EAST LANSING, Mich, Jan. To-
AS a means towards fitting NJ. A. c.
men TO become high school coaches
as we'll as teachers OF agriculture,
Coach John Farrell Macklln OF the
Aggies vii this winter give a series
OF lectures TO a class IN so-called
athletic pedagogy These lectures
by the NJ. A. c. mentor will be in the
nature OF discourses upon the meth
DDS adapted for teaching high school
boys how TO play football, basketball.
baseball and others of the standard
interscholastic games
incidentally, the class in athletic
pedagogy" has become so popular and
such a large number of young men
have registered for the course that
the coach's lecture series will be- given
in the agricultural pavilion instead
OF in one of the college class rooms
These latter have been found too
small 10 accommodate the class.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
GOODYEAR Service Stations

Acme Repair & Tire Co., 226 jefferson Ave.
Frank j. AIroe, 1882 Woodward Ave.
American Hardware Co, 1909 Grand River Ave.
American Tire Repair Co., 567 Grand River Ave
Auto Tire Exchange, 90 E. Lsrned ST.
Auto Tire & Repair Co., IS Randolph ST.
&. L. Benedict 60 Winter st.
r. A. Berry, 21e-221 Willis Ave. West
Geo w. Bolton, 735 Woodward Ave.
Boulevard Tire & Repair Co., Michigan and Blvd.
&. A. Bowman, 644 Woodward Ave.
Buick Motor Co., $50 Woodward Ave.
BullockGreen Hardware Co., 1f2o Fort ST. West, 28i
Holden Ave-, 1870 Grstot Ave.
Csrtercar Co., 1916 Woodward Ave-
Central Tire Repair Co., "a e. Elizabeth St.
Chaplin Bros, 49 Adelaide ST.
Detroit Auto Garage, SO w. Adams st.
Detroit Tire Repair Works, 24o242 jefferson Ave.
Dix Avenue Garage, 761 Dix Ave.
Fairvlew Garage Salesroom 800 Fairview Ave.
Ellis Friedman, 1870 Jefferson Ave. e.
General Auto & Tire Co.. 1912 Woodward Ave.
General Sales Co., 212 Jefferson Ave.
W. r. Gorre, 1868 Kercheval Ave.
eraser Motor Sales Co., 7s6 Woodward Ave.
Cremel & Miller Boulevard and Fourteenth Ave.
Hafenfed Bros, 1916 Michigan Ave-
Harp Bros, ATT Grand River Ave.
The Hamilton Garage $50 Grand River Ave.
The Hesy Garage Co., Grand River and Roosevelt
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
TITLE AT STAKE,
QUERIES c. WHITE
Chicagoan Won't Fight Welsh
Unless Champ Will Risk
Crown

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-Chariey
White, Chicago's knock-'em-dead hight
weight. wants to know where he Is
going to get of in his 10-round bout
with Worlds Champion Freddie Weish
here Jan. 20.
Does White win the championship
IL he knocks Welsh out or wins ON
foul?" says a wire which Matchmaker
Jimmy Johnston, OF Madison-sq gar
den. received today from Whites man
ager. The TELEGRAM goes on to say
that il White does not become cham
pion In either event then there WON'T
be a fight.
Johnston is running around IN pur-
suit OF Freddy Welsh today. He wants
TO get welsh's consent 10 pass ON his
title to the Chicagoan II the latter
should win either by knockout or
foul.
BY the rules OF the ring. even
though the bout is to be no-decision
1O.round affair, a knockout would
automatically win the championship
for White. In the event of foul.
however. Il is stated, Welsh would
have 10 consent before the bout TO put
his championship at stake,
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
U. OF N. TO TAKE UP
ROWING In SPRING
Detroit Boat Club Aids in Estab-
fishing the New
Sport

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 16.-Mich-
igan will have a course mile and
seyen-eighths on the Huron river this
spring for crew activities. and student
surveyors will map out the course
above the Argo dam next week, while
the ice ID strong enough TO hold them.
The cooperation OF the Detroit Boat
club to aid in establishing rowing as
a sport at the university, has been
secured and funds are to be solicited
from the 1000 Michigan alumni in
the near future.
Two eight-oared shells have been
promised by Detroit parties, and it
seems certain that the water sport
will be thoroughly tried out, at least,
this coming season
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
For That Reason Bill Has Little
Use For Dull Training
Camps

Poker has ruined more baseball
clubs than white lights, rum. injuries
or the Federal league said wild
Bin' Donovan. who really isn't. in dis.
cussing the training camp problem.
"You see. It's this way. A whole lot
OF managers like 10 take their players
10 some little hole In the ground
where there's nothing bat a ball field
and hotel They figure that "A man
has simply cot TO stick TO work. be-
cause there's nothing else TO do.
There's no get ting away from the
fact that this system sometimes pro-
duces great results. McGraw and
Marlin are cases in point. but the
thing that I'm driving az IS that Il
don't suit my system | don't want
TO train q team In a place where
there's no opportunity for\ outside re-.
taxation. II there are mo- picture
shows or dances urs theaters. its a
cinch the boys will get 10 PLAYING
poker"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
A Flash, Punch and GOne-ThatS Jimmy
CEabby As He Trains tor Title Battle
Publicity Craze Sends
Larney Down For Count

CHICAGO, Jan. killarney
LiChtenstein. Jimmy Clabby's man
ager, had great piece OF strategy
doped out by which his middle
weight was 10 sccuer e bag advant'
age over Mike Gibbons in the COM
ing Milwaukee fight, but the pub,
licity habit spoiled II all. The
Gilmores Fred and the old man
know everything Gibbons has. as
he has always worked In their
gymnasium while In Chicago, and
they practically brought him out.
Larney conceived the scheme OF
getting Fred Gilmore TO box with
Clabby and exhibit Gibbons weak
nesses. This arranged, Lichten-
stein patted himself on the back,
and FASTENED 10 the nearest news
paper office, pausing only 10 adj
mire his reflection on the plate
glass windows on the way The
story was printed. Gibbons read IL
and got To the Gilmores first. OBJ
tanning their promise 10 have
nothing TO do with the conspiracy.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
Rough Game Goes
To Rayls, % to II

Had the Oswegos been as clever at
scoring on fouls as they were at MAX
ing them, they would have won last
night from the Rayls. AS II was, the
toughest basketball contest OF the
winter went to the Detroiters by
20 TO II count. The invaders started
roughing it early in the game, but
the Rayls soon caught the spirit OF
the fray, and before time was called,
80 fouls had been called, with honors
fairly evenly divided Runkel proved
to be star at tallying from the foul
throws, while the New Workers failed
to show any great class In that line
or endeavor. The visitors played a
passing game that the Rayls found
easy 10 break up, while the nome
boys took long chances and were
fortunate to be successful In many of
them. The largest crowd OF the win.
ter packed the Moose temple gym.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

Arthur Henry, 1898 (. jefferson Ave
Highland Auto Co., 2677 Woodward Ave-
Jackson Automobile Co.. $40 Woodward Ave.
jefferson Hardware Co., 2462 e. jefferson Ave.
X. & j. Tire Repair Co., s42 Russell st.
kerchevaI Garage, 9o3 kerchevaI Ave.
King Motor Sales Co., Woodward and Simpson
c. L. LWinggood, 1925 Michigan Ave-
Leyes Bros. Garage 8o2 Howard ST.
Mack Avenue Garage, 954 Mack Ave.
Manufacturers Rubber e. Supply Co.. 1899 Jeffer
Ave.
Monnler Auto Supply Co. So Congress st. e.
Oakland Motor Sales Co., 1897 Woodward Ave
Tom Poe, 157 Seward
Reliable Tire Repair Co., 614 Woodward Ave
River Rouge Garage, 1918 w. jefferson Ave
p. w. Schultz Sons, 7ot Grand River Ave
Robt Shattoek, Fourteenth and Grand Riv.r Av..
Gus. sonnenberg 1927 Michigan Ave
p. J. Steeher, 1891 Michigan Ave
John rheisen, Addison and Miehiqan
J. B. Trossell, 663 Michigan Ave
Victor vueanzlns Co.. 3s7 Michigan Ave
Walter Co., 435 Mack Ave
VIM. Wandersee, 1877 Gratiot Ave
VIM. Wandersee, 1895 Woodward Ave
Watkins Radcliffe, 769 Woodward Az.
Westminster Garage, n keniIDorth Az
woodward Tire Repair Co.. 1925 Wood~ard Ave-
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
Panther-Like Cleverness Brings
Cheers From Fans That
Throng Gym

opponent. time and again. Jimmy
stands. hands down, and lets tho DIE
fellow shoot at his jaw. and making
him miss right and left with simple
roll OF the head which sends the nope
off his balance by the momentum OIL
his wallop.
Then it's the rubbing table for
James, because handball and weights
before the boxing have given him all
the exercise he needs for one afr
noon
The "cheeses' who now take the
ring can't satisfy the crowd after the
wonderful exhibition given by ClabDy
and the three or four hundred melt
elevator or stand TO gaze in ad-
miration at Charlie White or other
ring stars In their street clothes.
Clabby is getting into great condi'
ton for his l0.round struggle with
Mike Gibbons in Milwaukee,. Jan. p.
for which promoters expect a S3O.OoO
gate. But Mike is in great condition
too.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
Dundee No Match
For Jimmy Duffey

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 16.-It was
the consensus OF opinion today that
Johnny Dundee would have had
chance with Jimmy Duffy last night
il the latter had consented to have
his left arm strapped 10 his SIDE,
Without this handicap however.
johnny Dundee took beautiful lac
ing from the Buffalo boy.
Dundee's jumping-j jack tactics had
DUFFY at sea the first three rounds.
which went TO the New Yorker. Then
Jimmy solved his opponents peculiar
delivery and his left began messing
up the little Italians countenance with
painful regularity. In the seventh
round alone, by actual count, he land
ed % clean lefts. Duffy had nine
Mound weight advantage.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
WESTERN GOLFERS
IN SESSION TODAY

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.--George r.
Balch, OF the Cincinnati Golf club
IS certain to be elected president OF
the Western Golf association when il
meets today. Besides electing Off
GERS, the association will award anna
rteur and open championships, alter its
amateur rule to conform with that Of
the United States Golf association.
and give its sanction to the April
Panama-Pacific golf tournament. Re,
firing President Frank l.. Woodward.
Mst week elected president OF the
United States Golf association, is here
for the meeting.