davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-16
WANTS WILLARD
To FIGHT SMITH
Champion Can Have Flat
Guarantee of $4,000
if He's Willing.
InternatIonaI - service =.

lnteFuatloudl news service
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-Jess vii
lard viii not have to worry about
a Carpenter match just vet Jim
Buckley has i'm mind a little task
for the big champion for he is will
ing TO pay him fat guarantee of
$4,000 Jim wants Jess to meet
Gunboat Smith at the ClermOnt rink
in Brooklyn and should willard
smile on the proposition the money
will be placed in "A bank at once.
Buckley wired Tom Jones the Of
fer yesterday, but as yet he has not
received an answer.
Willard has an old score to settle
with the gunner a few years ago
the little seaman thrashed him right
soundly in a 2O-rOUnd bout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-16
ONLY SEVEN VETS
ON TRACK TEAM
Coach RoCkne Puts Hopes on
Monogram Stars and Prom
Using Material.

While coach Rockne is putting
Notre Dame track team candidates
through their preliminary stunts in
tie apparatus room of the gymuas-
um fans are beginning 10 dope ont
the likely makeup Of the local war;
-ty In the indoor meets this Wiu-
ter
Several good men have been lost
to the gold and blue through grad
uation and other causes Including
Hardy. the little Splinter who
sprung sensation two years ago
9v beating Joe LOOMS In the A.
8 z. indoor games. Toelkers a
uainstay in the quarter mile. Wage
.n the mile Johnnie" Reynolds in
the two urfe. and Freund iu the
broad iuuup
This years squad VIII be built APP
around the following monogram
men. capt John Miller in the
jumps and quarter mile. Melon
ough I'm the half-mile Bergman I'm
the dashes Capt. Bachman of last
years team in the shot put Kirk
land and F'ritch In the hurdles, and
rdgren in the pole vault
Several other members Of last
years squad are ont and men
should give valuable service 60 the
gold and blue They are Yeager I'm
the pole vault cali in the mile.
Coyle in the two mile. Starrett i'm
the hurdles. and Frantz in the
weight events
s..~ tIr con. d, ..r.. .r,-r. trl.or.
whom Coach Rockue Is counting 10
bolster up his squad are, Mulligan
JIM the flashes. Meehan In the quar-
ter mile. Kasper i'm the half mile.
Noonan I'm the mile. HaIbert and
O'Couuor i'm the two mile SchibeI-
hut iu ne hurdles Douglas i'm the
high jump and pole vault and Phil
bin Ward Miller. and Coughlin in
che weight events
Basketball probably viii keep
three stars ont OF indoor track.
namely. Tom King. who won his
monogram as a dashman last year.
NcKcuna. a pole vaulter and
Grant. who is Splinter.
Coach Rockne has made no pre-
dictions as 10 the possibilities for a
successful season He points 90 the
rdct ubat the Hoosiers viii be
thrown against the hardest kind OF
competition and that there viii he
several holes 20 fiji on the team.
R0ckne's main worry is undoubt-
ediy the two mile. Reynolds de-
veIoped into a star last season and
ne had been counted upon for some
..
result his los 90 the team was a
heavy blow. ~Artie" Coyle the little
distance man VINO teamed 10 with
Reynolds last year Har5err and
O'Connor. sophOmores. are the men
upon whom RocLne is pinning his
hopes Harbert did considerable
work with the freshmen last year.
running the mile and the half mile
m he is unable 90 stand the Eaff of
the two mile 10 IS probable that ne
VIII be- tried out as "a possibility
ou the one mile relay team. as ne
has shown considerable speed
o'Conuor is "a new man. but DE runs
easily and has good build for the
distance events Eocllue has taken
hm iu hand and he hopes 90 de-
.eiop him into eood man before
-He season is over.
Preliminary traininc probably
vvuI end Tuesday hut Coach Rockne
VIII keep those men who remain at
the university over the holidays in
action He plans to send them
through considerable cross country
work whether or not he win start
4r- r...~ .f rr-r-f- f--.- ON rha indoor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-16
WILL MEET THE WINNER
Benny Leonard Expected to Take
on Mitchell or yelling.
IaternaL-.naI - serEI-a

IlternaU0ulI NHWs SerTlCc
RACINE. Wis Dec. l6-Benny
Leonard sensational New York
lightweight and the boy who stands
between an the other challengers
and a fight with Freddie Welsh. the
champion. today was offered a match
with the winner OF the Mitchell
yelling Eight here next Monday.
Mitchell has sigrihed his intention
Of accepting If he beats Joe Well
ing Leonard's terms are expected
today or Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-16
STAGE RUN TO-DAY.

TEtcrn8ti0nal News SCrvice:
CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-Brave ath-
letes will face zero weather today
and put ON six-mile cross-country
race here. The event is the senior
run of the Central A. A. L. There
are entries from three clubs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-16

RAZORS SAFETY and old style.
Low prices Al CoOnleys. Adv.
The sun., 1916-12-05

Dear Tom-what Is the present address
OF ollie o'Mara OF tho Brooklyn team"
@. n, Il.
lie is at his home Ia ST. Louis. I
believe. Address him care Brooklyn Il.
Il, G., Ebbets Field. Brooklyn, and let
ter will be forwarded him,
The sun., 1916-12-05
MAPES CHOSEN CHAIRMAN.
Elected Head of board OF stewards
Of Rowing Association.

Charles Halsted Mapes, chairman OF
the university committee on athletics
at Columbia. has been elected chairman
Of the Board of Stewards OF the Inter-
collegiate Rowing Association. This an.
nouncement was mad at Columbia yes
terday. Mapes was elected TO the board
Of stewards a month q as Columbia's
representative, following upon the resig-
nation OF Morton c.. Bogue, former chair
man OF the board OF stew ards and Co.
lumbia's representative for more thar
ten years.
The vote for chairman was held by
mail, the representatives OF Cornell and
Pennsylvania. the other two members OF
the association, living out OF town. The
selection OF MIR. Mapes comes as no sur
prise, inasmuch as his predecessor. Mr..
Bogue. as Columbia's representative,
held the same position, No change In the
policy OF the Board OF Stewards Is ex-
pected to result through the election OF
Mr.. Mapes. Syracuse again will be IN
vited to compete In the P~oughkeepsie
classic and probably one o: the Pacific
coast crews.
The sun., 1916-12-05
RACQUET TITLES AGAIN
TO BE DECIDED HERE
National Singles and Doubles
. Tournaments Will BE Staged
at New York Clubs.

While the members Of the New York
Racquet n Tennis Club are already en-
gesed In closed tournament play. they
viii not begin outside competition until
January 10. According to the schedule
announced yesterday, the first intercity
recquets match will be held on that day,
the New York team going to tho Phila-
delphia Racquet Club. The second half
OF the annual match will be played here
on h following Saturday. Each COM
petition consists of two racquet matches
M n court tennis event.
This season In racQuets will mark Q
returns Of the two national cham
pionship tournaments. for the doubles
and singles titles. to the New York club.
Last year both events were staged at
the Boston club. The doubles title will
be decided hrst. with the tourney to be-
gin on January 20 and lasting through
out the week. The singles champion
ship will be settled during the week of
February 10.
The Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club
last night sent out entry blanks for the
tournament to be held for, the Tuxedo
Challenge Cup In court tennis. 1t 10 to
be staged on Saturday. Sunday and
Monday. December 80. 81 and January
I. Fulton Cutting, who won the cup In
1914 and 1915. needs only one more Les
to obtain permanent possession Of It.
Last reason the winner was =. q. Morti-
mer. Holders must play through the
tournament. All matches will be three
out OF fve, SIX game sets.
The sun., 1916-12-05
JAY GOULD MAKES
DEBUT IN SQUASH
Court Tennis Champion Helps
Columbia Club Team Defeat
Yale in League.

An unexpected and formidable addi-
ton to the Columbia University Club
squash team yesterday afternoon fca-
tured It's victory over h Yale Club in
the series for the championship Of uhe
Metropolitan League. Tie newcomer
was Jay Gould. worlds amateur and
open court tennis champion. Gould had
never competed In an interclub event at
squash. but he was strong enough to de-
feat Stewart II. johnson. one Of the
best Of the Yale players. at l5-9, 15-6.
Columbia won oy i've matches to two.
Gouh's training In court tennis stood
him In good stead. Accuracy was the
outstanding feature OF his exhibition.
His gets of the back wall at times
were little short Of phenomenal. and
his driving power in the rallies proved
too much for the Yale a 0ould's
Joining the team makes the Columbia
club q strong rival OF Harvard for the
league title.
= F. s. Keller. E~randdaddy Of squash At
the Columbia club. was beaten by A. j.
Cordier. while II. d. Buckley. another
Columbia veteran. defaulted to give
Yale Its second match. The summaries :
A. J. Cordier. Yale defeated r. q. Keller.
lilo. is-s: J. II. Williams. Yale. won
Columbia. defeated s. H. Johnson. lS-s:
is-s: ~. l.. Cornell. Columbia. defeated
John walker. Sd. i5-2. lS-s: Frank
l5-s. lbs; Z. w Putnam. Columbia. de-
fested Allen Corey. s-i5. is-s. I'LL;
l. Z. MAhan, Columbia, defeated J. r.
Johnson. $50. fb--2.
The sun., 1916-12-05
NEW UTRECHT FISH" LOSE.
Dsw.eS BY De witt Clinton swim
.ers. 30 to 20.

De Witt Clinton swimmers expert
enced little dificulty in defeating the
representatives Of New Utrecht High
School In a dual meet in the West Six
tieth street baths yesterday. The Man
haitian lads scored 20 points to rs for
New Utrecht.
The features OF the meet were the
performances Of Mckee Of New Utrecht
and Rosengram Of Clinton. Mckee o
The form dive, while Rosengram plunged
sixty feet In the distance event. Polk OF
Clinton won the 50 yard dash. The
summaries:
22o Yard swim-won by LANCER. Gin
ton; Lowey, Clinton. second; Tom Curley.
New Utrecht. third: Coakley. New Utrecht.
fourth. Time-3:2i.
Plunge for Distance-won by Rosen-
gram. Clinton. 60 feet: oppekater. New
Utrecht. IS feet. second; Hartman, Gin
ton. third: Ed Curley. New Utrecht. fourth.
100 Yard Dash-won by Drumm: New
gate, New Utrecht. third; Hartman. elm
iso Yard Relay-won by Clinton tFitz-
gibbons, Lowey. Zatx. Langer); New
Utrecht tNagleschmidt, Esmsgate. Het-
trick. Drumm). second. Time-lI37 SIS.
Form nive-won by Mckee, New
Utrecht: Freshman. Clinton, second
Crenier. Clinton. third; Hettrick. New
Utrecht. fourth.
so Yard Swim-won by Polk. Clinton
Zatz. Clinton, second: NaKieschmidt, New
Utrecht. third; Rsbinowttz, New Utrecht.
fourth. Time-,s seconds.
The sun., 1916-12-05
FOUL NIGHT AT Y M A. c.
Boxing Inspector stops ketcheI's
Rough Work Against Ware.

Bill Ketchel. an East Side heavy
weight OF moderate qualifications. was
getting a severe drubbing at the Olym-
pie A. G.. last night from a herculean
negro named "~Roughhouse" Ware when
Ketchel decided 1t woul be the part OF
wisdom To bring the contest to n close
through the medium OF foul blows. In
the eighth round. after he had been
thumped about the ring for a minute or
so, Ketchel proceeded 70 launch a series
OF low blows that caused Ware to double
up in a corne of the ring,
II was so palpably an effort to cripple
Ware that the crowd yelled for a stop
page OF the foul tactics, But Billy
Roche. the referee, did not regard the
matter as worthy Of his official atten-
ton.
The men had no sooner come together
for the ninth round than Ketchei re-
stunned Nis foul work.
Roche paid no attention to the inrrac-
ton OF the rules, and suddenly Chief In
spector Won Haus Of the Boxing Com
mission entered the ring. stopped the
contest and ordered the boxers to climb
out. Ware scored W. ~knockdowns In
the second round n had his man
beaten all the way. Ware weighed 1911
and ketchel ls9.
The sun., 1916-12-05
Swedea Send Thanks.
M0RDECAI BROWN RELEASED.
Former Cub wonder Let Out BY
weeRhman.

CHICAGO. Ill. Dec. odd Mordecai
Brown. former cub wonder and one OF
the greatest pitchers the game ever de-
veloped. II through as a big Lacquer,
CHARLES Weeghman. president OF the
Cubs, announced to-day that old Morde-
cal had been given his unconditional
release. In announcing browns release
Weegh1a an said he had offered to aid
Brownie in landing a job as OF
"A minor league club.
Brown is IS years old. During most
of his big league career he was a mem
Der OF the Cubs When the Federal
League was organized Brown jumped
the Cincinnati Reds to manage the st.
Louis Fedcrals. but met with poor sue
cess. as a team leader, Browns full
racord follows.
The sun., 1916-12-05
COLUMBIA CHESS SCHEDULE.
Tean Matches Arranged for Blse
ana waite Team.

ColumbiaS> chess team will compete In
ten matches this winter. according to the
schedule Is announced yesterday by
Manager c. b. lsaacson. The Blue and
Whites Representatives are members OF
the intercollegiate Chees League. with
Yale. Harvard and Princeton as the
other members. In addition. Columbia is
entered In the Metropolitan League.
which comprises eight chess clubs.
The opening match will be with the
Progressive Chess Club or Saturday
night. The other dates for the Morning.
side quartet In the Metropolitan League
follow: December 10. Brooklyn c. C.;
January 6. West Side Y. N c. A.; jan
nary 20. Ocean Hin c. c.: February ).
Staten Island G. c.. February II. Man.
haitian c. c.. March ,. c. c. N. Y. The
matches with the West Side Y. n. c. A.,
Ocean Hill c.. c.. Staten Island c. G. and
c. c. N. Y. will be staged at Columbia.
The intercollegiate league matches VIII
take place at the Hotel Astor during the
Christmas holidays as usual. Columbia
has carried OF the palm for several sue
cessive years and expects to make a
strong bid for championship honors at
the game again this season.
The sun., 1916-12-05
CARRIGAN ON THE FENCE.
says He May Reconsider and Man
age Red SOx.

BosroN, Dec. +.-Bill C%arrlgan, who
led the Red Sox to the worlds cham
pionship in both 1913 and 1916. may be
coaxed out OF retirement. He intimated
as much to-day to a Boston newspaper
nan who had spent a day In Carrigan's
company In Lewiston, Ne, for the pur-
pose of ascertaining whether there was
any chance Of his returning to the club
next spring.
men have asked permission to open a
bank. ~ want to retire. and II let alone
certainly WILL" said Carrlgan. my
home Ia here. as are my business inter-
ests, but my heart still Ia with the
team and that game crowd Of Red Sox
players. will not promise anything,
but l may possibly consent TO lead tbs
team for Just one more season.
The sun., 1916-12-05
who Scared NIske

The sudden departure from this c',y
Of Billy Miske. the very promising light.
heavyweight. has set the Queens,arry
gossips to wondering why he should have
gone. Many reasons hav been advanced
for his leaving, and each of the other bg
fellows In this vicinity is strongly Of The
opinion that the st. Paul man ran away
because Of fear.
Who scared him away? I. said The
Gunner. with my right hook s;uuner. |
scared him. way.
Who made him sklddoo? /. sad Mo-
an. l am the man. who made him sh.d-
doc.
Who ushered him out? 7. sad Wen.
ert. he was scared he'd get hurt. | u>h-
cred him out.
Who bade him farewell? I. said MONA,
! shook my right paw, l bare him fare
well.
The sun., 1916-12-05
LUSH HEADS PRO" FIVE,

while professional basketball has reached
a high plane In all other sporting centres
New York has never been properly repre-.
serted. Tn. Manhattan A. e. has decided
to have an all star Interstate League lineup
represent II hereafter under the manare.
ment Of Billy Lush. former coach at Yale.
Fordham and New York universities. Lush
has opened negotiations with leading
teams. Including the famous Buffalo DER
mans Beginning next sunday afternoon n
Manhattan Casino the Manhattan A. G.. All
stars VIII open their nome season with the
Calder. the former Columbia forward. In
addition the New York team Of the Inter
Patterson, n. j., winners Of last years inter.
state championship.
The sun., 1916-12-05

Dear Tom-Please ohiige me by letting
against Nap Rucker when the Giants won
the twenty-six straight games.
L. KENNY.
Yes. The first game OF the streak was
won from Brooklyn. Schupp beating
Rucker. 4 to i.
The sun., 1916-12-05
BASKETBALL AT WEST POINT.
Army Five VIII Open season Next
Saturday.

WEST POINT. n. Y, Dec. 4.-Flushed
with their splendid showing on the grid
iron this fall, eliminating with the win
ming Of their championship contest with
the Navy at the close OF the season,
Army athletes are manifesting unusual
interest In the basketball team which
will represent the Academy this winter.
The schedule Of games which has just
been announced is considered to be a
strong one and the prospects for a fast
quintet to represent the Army this sea-
son were never better.
The first game Is on the programme
for next Saturday. when the Cadets are
scheduled TO meet st. Johns College OF
Brooklyn. The schedule:
December 9. 81. Johns College: i6. Crss-
cent Athletic Club, January q, Manhattan
College; Ia. Amherst: 20. ~swarthmore; 81.
Springfield y. n. c. 4. College, February
T.. Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute; 10. Uni.
versity of PittsbLrg: II. Cornell University;
%. Union College: 20. Colgate University.
The sun., 1916-12-05
IUAREZ ENTRIES.

First Racc-Three-year-olds ant .7
ward. selling; nve and u hall f3''H'e
Milton Roblee. 1885,: ranhschapi, joe
Borei. III. Rublcon H., 100, Prince q
l05: Upright, los; La Belle Broc.te "'
B%ermudian. 100; circulate, 1903 e. .
Boy. III: Sir Fretful. i0j, Swcdc sam
los; Restitution, ~,
second Rsce-TWo-year.oli coils A.
geidlnss; maidens; hve furlonss 90
Cole, 100: Red Deer, los Tony Mcrs0r''
100; Black. Jack. 1903. Crown Prince .'
Cousin Bob, 100.
Third Rsce-Four-y-ar-olls and urN,'
selling: seven furlongs: NirgiHdo' '"l
Type. lo3: Rhodes lo6; Roy. los, E'H ..
400: Col. Ashmeade, io3, Henry W, '..
l0S, Polls, 1903; Allanasia. loi. AlaA 49,.
400.
Fourth Race-Thrce-year.olls an "'
ward: selling: seven f%urions' ]
McFerrsn. lott irosvenor, inr SO
ll.; Barnard. 100, York Lad, 10, ! '
Article, 1903: Black Frost. ioi, p '
los. Quiz. l0<.
Firth Race Two wear ODDS. 'i"r M
furlonE7; Sir Richard, lai Bclls
KaEira. i0t; cranki', 100. l"s.
E~sssanta, l06,
s,Nth R~ucc-Three yrar.oli. am ."
~liinG. one nile TrHppui !, IT, 'f'
mAuIstts. 100. Aida. los. Ton caro-. We
The sun., 1916-12-05
ENGLISH BILLIARD TITLE

The tournament to decide tho t"..'a
championship at English billiards " p.-|
at Doyle's Forty second street billiard p
Tomorrow evening. The tourney A.. rt.
stated by the withdrawal from t'
competition of the present holder ~;
title. Samuel Spicer.
The thirteen starters in the comiuc = '
are NJ. Chapman. H.. Davies, : 50 .'r- Pr
Claxton, IL. Hall, j. GroaNc.. l. Z,
and Howard Shoemaker, the Aus.
amateur pocket billiard champion o.
hrst game viii bring togethsr e ''t'
and II. Davies, who will play 80 ppip's
The sun., 1916-12-05
R R S U CALL.
International League VIII Hold
Meeting Here Monday.

Ed. Barrow, president OF the Intcrna-
'lonal League, yesterday sent out a call
for the annual meeting OF his league.
which will he held ut the Hotel Imperial
next Monday afternoon. A meeting of
the board OF directors will precede the
regular meeting.
Barrow says his club owners have left
the question OF an interleague schedule
with the American Association to his
" judgment, and expressed pleasure
that his idea was arousing enthusiasm In
the association. The American Associa-
ton will vote oil the forty-eight post
season schedule at its annual meeting,
which will be held in indianapolis next
Friday.
The sun., 1916-12-05
COMMITTEE IS NAMED.
Chivinston, Harrow and Ewing to
Represent Minors.

RosToS. Dec. 1.-THE committee which
will represent the minor leagues OF the
country In requesting the National and
American leagues for supper In the es.
adjustment OF "A new baseball commits
sion was named to-day by Timothy II.
Murname. yice-president Of the National
Association Of Professional Leagues, as
follows:
Thomas Chtvington, president OF the
American Association. and Edward Bar.
row. president Of the International
League.
They will meet the National club own
ers at their annual meeting In New York
and then go to Chicago for a conference
with the American League representa-.
tives.
The sun., 1916-12-05
TO PLAY Is GAMES.
BrOoklya Prep Five VIII Begin
season Tomorrow,

Thirteen games are on the Brooklyn
Prep basketball schedule, announced
yesterday by Manager George Parker.
The season will open a week from to-
morrow with a game with st. Francis
tute for March . is pending. This will
mark the close Of the season, Arthur
Lynch,is captain OF the ave. The sched-
ule follows:
December "a, st. Francis's Prep, at
home; 10, Lawrence High, at Lawrence: Is.
~. Peters Prep at home; 10: st; Angus
at home, January 8. ~. Pauis school, al
Garden city: 10, Fordhsm Prep. at Ford
ham. IL. ST., Johns Prep. ut ST. Johns
y, y; Z. Fordhsm PrsN,iAt home: 8. st. Au.
Eustine's Academya IL AuEus,ins'.; 90.
h ,i,a" ins,I Htss' i :. MSa1fie Marc" q Ham
The sun., 1916-12-05
COMMERCE GUNNERS BEATEN.
Lose 10 Evander ChiIds Team n
y. y. A. l.. Match.

Tit Evander Childs marksmen re-
corded another victory In the competI-
tIon for the Whitney sub-target trophy
by defeating the Commerce rifiemen yes
terday. The match was contested on
the Evander range, the home team turn
ing the card Of 267 points. Commerce
scored 2b9 tallies. DENNY. Glassman
and Smith each made perfect scores.
The results follow
Commerce-Mettocks. 80; Pangsr, 81;
Ticknor. 81: Cohen, az; L~owendahi. 90;
Totai-259. Evsnder Childs-Opoznauer,
81; schoenstadt. 81; CORDIALLY. 81: Havi.
land. 81; schwack, 80; Mathison. ~;
The sun., 1916-12-05
BARTFIELD Is FOULED.
Johnny Allen Does some Kicking
and IL Ordered Out,

Soldier Bartield. after a long layofr
due TO injury. resumed his nghting ca
reer last night At the Military A. c. and
was In the midst OF a peppery scrap with
Johnny Kid Allen when the latter kicked
the soldier below the belt.
Bartfeld doubled up and the house
was In an uproar when Referee Chuck
Otis ordered Allen out of the ring. There
was considerable excitement for a time.
but the crowd finally Quieted.
The sun., 1916-12-05
GRENDA AND G0ULLET PAIRED.
Will C0mpete as Tes In six Day
Bike Race.

The first team to be made up yester-
day by Manager Chapman for the coming
six day bicycle race at the Garden De-
cember II to 20 was that OF brenda and
Gouiet. probably the greatest team for
speed and endurance ever entered in the
annual event since the first race at MadI-
son Square Garden t%wenty-four years
ago. This team won the 1914 race and
finished nrst this year at Boston. Grenda
and Goullet smashed more records In
1914 than any other Individual team.
carrying OF the bulk OF the special prize
moneX ~ well Al the big end Of the
purse.
Freddie Hin of Boston and Peter
Drobach Of Poland already have been
coupled. With allsthe stars signed and
ready to he paired, no ono team win
stand out strong enough to have a walk
over. Other teams and the rules and
hnish Of tho race will be dur.
Ing the week.
The sun., 1916-12-05
FINGLETON TO R
Oakland Golf Professional 10 Have
Charge of New Links.

C. w. Fingleton. professional at Oak
land, will leave for Tampa, Fla. shortly
TO take charge of the golf course at
Mountain Lake. "A resort a few, miles
from Tampa. a new course Is under con-
struction at Mountain Lake, nine holes
Of which are to be completed by the first
Of the new year and the second nine
shortly afterward.
The sun., 1916-12-05

II II reported that Rick'rd IN ~
Wizards signature Ia "A coutr2c' ~ %
title bout this winter bu. j. kcerin:
secret until he can buy Madison Square
Garden.
The sun., 1916-12-05
WILLIAMS STOPS ANDERSON

TX. o." Lew Williams had Jimmy
Anderson In such n condition OF subjec-
ton at the Vanderbilt \. Z, last night
that the referee stopped the unequal
contest In the seventh round. In tho
semi-final Kid Fredericks stopped Young
Thompson In the ifth round. -.
The sun., 1916-12-05
X. OF c. BOXING CARNIVAL.

4 boxing carnival under The auspices
OF 81, Augustine's Council, Knights Of
Columbus, viii bs held at tn. Fsirmont
A.. e. In The Bronx Thursday evening
The receipts will be turned over to the
New York Chapter X. Of c. for the
building fund.