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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09

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lwANTED-A.bo boy Is 70. II years Of age @
work at soda watef fountain and assist
tn store. Apply at 1evy'b Srnsks Shop,
332 West Pike street.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
GIANTS.
Ralph sharman Hitting We'll in
Practice and May Be Retained

MARLIN, March st does not
rcGuir" much courage 10 predict that
Ralph Shmmnn, recruit outGclder
with the Giants, will see the Polo
Grounds this spring.
Sharman is the boy who hit .37l in
the ONO state League last year, and
to watch him perform for a while Oh
tho ball field is to be convinced that
1t was not due to any error or acci-
dent. lie mas tho free, easy SWIM, or
the born batSmtl, and when he hits
the ball II travels on tho line. Seldom
indeed does h" pop flies to the in
IielderS.
Shurman got two ripping hits In IN.
game between the Mullcts ana the
stone Axes. and they shot by tho in
hcldcrs like rino bullets lie was one
OF TIA" reasons that the Mullpts won an
| exciting game by "A score Of to4
Sharman has other qualifications h,~
| side a batting eye of kccurst Vision
| lie Is sure death on ny balls and
| travels to either side with cqual ease
| IL" Cun throw too. and Is said TO be-
spr'dN on Nh" buses \ poisoned foot
has prevented him from doing much
running around for the present but the
! injured member IS on the mend, and
| tho yOungstcr expects to get started i'm
real earnest IN the next law days or SO.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
WENCK THOUGHT REFEREE
WRONG, WARNING BOXERS.

Harry Wills. tho elongated colored
Heavyweight of New Orleans, scored
another newspaper verdict over Sam
Langford. the Boston tar baby" in
a ten-round bout at the Broadway
Sporting club of Brooklyn last night,
outpointing him by large enough
margin 10 be entitled to the honors.
After the SIXTH round the crowd
seemed to be of the opinion that the
men were not giving their best ef-
forts, and as they started 10 hoot and
hiss the fighters Referee Haukop
cautioned them to fight harder. AT
the end OF the eighth round ilaukop
went over TO each mans corner and
told him he would have 70 cut out the
stalling or he would order them out of
the ring. Shortly after the ninth round
I tbegan Wills ran into a chnch with
Iangford without delivering a blow,
and the referee, stopping the bout for
few seconds. called the fighters TO
the centre Of the ring and cautioned
| them again.
When the round was finished Chair
man Fred Wenck of the State Athletic
Commission went over to the ring
side and yelled up to Referee IIau-
kop:
"Why are YOU cautioning the men
m fight harder? think they are
boxing as hard as they can, and you
must not pay any attention TO those
neople in the cheap seats, who are
aIways ready to hoot and hiss unless
they see men slaughter each other"
After the bout Wenck said II wa'
ono Of the fastest bouts between bis
men he had ever witnessed.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
Headpin Tourney to Open
At Joe Thun, s March 20

Evening /orld and held under the
auspices OF the United Bowling clubs
at Th<n's White Elephant Academy.
T<C opening night is set for Mon
d<y. March 20, and from all gppear-
anccs promises to surpass a pre-
vious events. Teams that wish to
enter are limited TO Ave men and a
bowler can only play on one team.
All clubs are eligible and can secure
entry blanks by applying to the
White Elephant Academy.
The team making the highest score
will be awarded the headpn cham
pionship trophy donated by The Eve
ming World. Each individual rolling
1906 or over will receive a silver watch
fob and a gold fob goes with the high
individual score.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
DODGERS.
Dell, Mails and Goodbred TO Pitch
for Dodgers To- Day.

DANTONA, Fla. March S.--Yestcr-
days practice game. according 10
Uncle Wilhert, was the best that the
boys have yet had, Interest ran
higher than usual among the players
because Uncle Robbie made known
the fact that ho would pick his men
for the Stetson Euncs after tho
workout Robbie will work Mails,
Dell and Goodhrcd in the box to-day.
Del hurled yesterday and pitched a
SHUT out game against lack Whoats
team, Stengcl ana Miller Tor McCar-
thy's aggregation, for which Den
hurled, hit the hail hard. Among their
extra base hits was three agger
for each, Hickman continues TO shine.
He is doing splendid work In both
hitting and fielding. As usual. he
landed on the pill for home run.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
SAILOR GRANDE IS GIVEN
DECISION OVER HOWARD

BOSTON, March s.-After twelve
rounds OF fast and hard milling. Sailor
Grande OF California was given the de-
cision over Johnny Howard OF Bayonne.
y. j.. at the Armory \. A. last night, II
looked ~ II Grande would win in the
opening session. The pair had been box
ing about minute when tho Sailor
knocked Howard against the ropes and
then hooked l,ft to the jaw that dazed
him. While thoy were in fast exchanEe
the Sailor caught Howard with right
to the Jaw that drove him through tho
ropes
The evening world., 1916-03-08
lEVlNSkY EASILY TAMES
WILD BURT KENNY,

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, March s.
Battling LevinslSy easily tanned wild
Bert Kenny with plenty of stiff straight
lefts and right-hand uppercuts in ten
fast rounds at the Glover A. c. here last
night. Kenny's wild rushes were easily
avoided by Levinsky. who kept using
both hands with good effect on Kennys
head and body, Kenny fought rough
clever battler,
The evening world., 1916-03-08
DOINGS ON MARCH rs.

E\IIBTTlON OF DELFT CHINA
AT wHBEZUS MUSEUM.
LECTURE ON KAMCIIATKA AT
OPERA HOUSE.
willard Moran frht
Statistics sho,p that the National
League attendance in Detroit and
Washington tcds nearly as poor as the
support Oiven to the American League
bv Pittsburgh and Cincinnati fans.
w,th all the nshts. athletic meets, wrcstlns
tournaments and billiard matches 10 be hmpel
this month. chronic insomniA Will be selling way
above par.
Cheering note in all this discord "a
read that the Squash Tennis Assocfa-
ton grew last year. Almost afraid
that tho President was going TO have
TO write another note,
II they had any speed some Of thes,
rocks would be pitchers II they hae
any control.
European Generals should send owe.
military observers. Miss Molla Blur.
stedt is displaying n varied assort
ment OF spring drives.
With the Feds out Of the way Manager Mc
Graw says all lie fears are uAo Other seven club
In Me National Leaxue.
Tonnes Rolchmaineh has been in
,ited 10 run up a Pacific Coast noun
tain, aud HdnncS is ono boy tcho ca,
The evening world., 1916-03-08

Local fight fans will have an oppor-
tunity tonight to see two of the clev-
crest and fastest lightweights in the
ri3tic profession swap punches in a ten
round bout at Madison Square Garden
The fighters who viii take part In this
important scrap are Benny Leonard. the
sensational young Hebrew pugilist. and
johnny Dundee. the game and asgress-
I've italian battler. who has already
fought every topnotcher In the light
weight division. Including tho worlds
champion Freddie Welsh and the Ameri-
can champion Willio Richie. This VIII
he their second meeting. they having
fought great ten-round bout on March
.. 1915. Since that battle Leonard has
improved wonderfully, having scored
knockouts over Jimmy Murphy. Joe
AIandon. Phil Bloom, Joe Welsh and
Gene Moriarity. besides other victories
Frank Moran Will be one OF l.eonards =
seconds.
John ws4ssnautel. manager OF the Rroad"S
Spor,ing club ~ Brooklyn, last ussht ma'ched
charley Young" weInert. the Newark h'AV'
,.d,h, and Gunbpat smith 20 meet IN the star
hour Of ten rounds at the clubs show on mat
Tuc-lay might. M both men nave hAn "s
nv, they ought to furnish great battle. Sini'h
b,s taken on considerable weight During !aHof'
Jack Iienpe. the hoa7yNeigat OF Cahornia' wac
/. .xisting JeAs willard 10 set into shape for hs
h.lt with Frank Moran. has slsncd articles OF
.grernegt calling for him to meet BATTLING LEVIN
,ky in a trurouud bout a. a boxing show 10 DC
staged by the Hudson 4. G, Of Schenectady ~ H.
| ,r ,hs night Of March %.
Frank Ioushrey Of Philadelphia is no longer un
5,- ,n, management 0' Al Ltpe before IApp,
,e, Tor ~. Paul with Je' Smith the Bayonn'
nil,llevclsht. he notified LouShcry that he wa
through with hun. lolshrey is now being han
dleI by Danny MoNsn, WHO has matched him "a
fight Silent Martin at the Broaiway sporting Clut
cu Msrh ls
,J.lnny TNyfOrl MATCHMAKER ~ the Clesmon
A q. oi Brookln, to-day booked up three bouts
The evening world., 1916-03-08

PANACEA.
II you'd be healthy, wealthy,
wise,
Give heed to what they advertise.
Health is insured II with your
meals
You smoke Doogaffcr's rubbroid
heels
II you'd be fortunes pampercd
pet.
Just wear tho GoofUs cigarette.
And II for fame your palate
thirsts.
Just shave with Wncezer's
w"insrwursts.
No income 10 the doc you'll lose
IT YOU chew Ioofles overshoes.
Don't croak and leave your widow
Nat,
But buy Girrs life endowment
hat.
II you'd he healthy, wealthy.
wise.
Just follow what they advertise.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
LEAGUE SCORES.

American National Tourney-Chaun-
ccy, gO3. w. bohemian. 1913 Chsuncey.
ai2, W. hudson. 1910; Bohemian. Sii,
W, Hudson, yi5.
Bank Clerks-Iluntze 672. VS.. Red
moni, 762 Bowery. 7i7. VS. Kuntze, 723
Rowrry. 723, Vs. Redmond. $40.
SILK League-Cheney Bros, SIT. 729,
III. VS. Sohwartzenbach, Huber Com
pany, 7Os, 1872, 1917.
81. Nicholas Observation-Disclosures, 2O2.
al6. lG.. 202. i49. vs. Harvey, 200, i6s.
2l6, lS.. 1874,
The evening world., 1916-03-08
Latest Training Camp NelUs of
NelU YOrk's Big League Teams
again and that hen be ready to play

again and that hen be ready to play
to-day.
NunRrRher is In great condition this
spring, which IL pleasing, as the spot
Nhcrc the Yankees appeared to need
strengthening was behind the bat. Their
present catching stHn has shown prom
Use enough to warrant the belief that
ms VIII not be a weak place ON tho
team.
Nunamakcr has changed his batting
style and appears TO have improved his
hitlnR lie caught one ball auuarely
to-day and drove II on line To left
field for three bases. The horsehide
travelled with the velocity OF a bullet.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
smith and RIddcII winning From
westeruers,

After gaining 1t6 pins on Karlicek
and Blouin. the Western stars, Mon
day night in the championship series
now in progress az Cordes's Brooklyn
academy. Smith and Riddcll, the local
champions added another lead OF ~
pins in last nights match. The scores:
Riddcll. 2Si. 2O5, 2l6. i7s. I7s, 237. 1877.
total li3j. and smith. 2i2. l76. col $50.
"22. l5t. 20s. total 1854, vs.. karlicek.
9i3. 2oi "a. ?2i, t9i. l95. ?l4, total
l.l5s. and Rlouin. leo. 20e. 1872. 1871. l79.
ly2. III. total i,2s3.
Billy Linden Of the Grand Central
and Pete Howley. manager OF tho
Chicago bowlers. Will meet at
o'clock this evening at Cordes's Acad-
envy in Ave game match. total pins
10 count.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
WILLARD IN TAs JorNSoN Fight.
IeAN Boo, eo ANo FIT Az 241 POUNDS
Yale Practically Certain to Re-estabIish
Indian Sign on Harvard Next Fall

looks though Harvards the
football Recently
nutabe Iiauglton
championship
the
The
a baseball $
The evening world., 1916-03-08

nUT hold your hosses Just a mo-
ID ment. Or N you prefer TO be
metaphorically up TO date. stop
stepping on the throttle and jam on
tho brakes.
Is Willard fat?
Personally, l don't think Jess is a
candidate for the premier place in a
pie-eatlng contest. He looks like a
good deal OF an athlete to me.
Jess was fat when he began train
ing FOR the Johnson fight He weighed
2S5 pounds in his clothes-fifteen
more than he weighs now.
lie had a waist fully rs thick as
his waist is o-day--perhRps thicker.
thought him fat when I first saw
him training al the Miramar In Iia-
Nana. lie wasn't thin. anyway. His
profile view was al founded curves
But that was two weeks before the
fight. Looking over some snapshots
] found one ! took that first day
showing Willari's waistiin" clearly
And there WAS another taken during
the fight. showing how slender tn,
Kansas giant looked when trained
right down to 2i7 pounds stripped
They're printed on this page. Com.
pare them,
Two weeks before the fight in Ha,
Vaua Willard carried as much IA
as he carries to- day--Ovcr two weeks
before his fight with Moran. II h,
trains as he did in Havana, withou
a doubt he can get into the same fin
condition.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
YANKEES.
Home Run Baker Reports Ready
TO Play, Completing tho Squad.

MACON, Ca. March S.--The entire
Yankee team In now on hand here,
Home Run Baker. the famous third
baseman bought from the Athletics
being the last to arrive and compIet-
ting the roster. He says that the
hand he injured recently is all right
The evening world., 1916-03-08
a little question here
In Havana he WAS tralninl

THERES little question here.
In Havana he was training
under the direction of Tex
O'Rourke, who knew better than any
othcr man ever associated with VIII
ard just what work the giant needed.
O'Rourke drove him hard.
To-day O'Rourke is missing from
his camp.
In Havana less boxed daily in the
open air, his rrE platform being
erected in the courtyard of the Mir
amar. Usually he hoNcd IN the sun
shine,
To-day ne IL boxing in a stufry.
steam heated, crowded club room.
under electric lights.
In Havana he did his road work
under tropical conditions, so that u
The evening world., 1916-03-08

KNORAN will not do any hard
W work until next week. Willie
Lewis fears that Frank may
go stale. as he's on edge for "A fight
now. He logged six miles yesterday
and boxed four rounds, two each with
hartley Madden and Frank Kendall.
During the rest OF this week no will
do very little. Next week he win box
about six or seven rounds a day For
a week before the bout his daily
stunt will include from twelve to M
teen rounds of boxing
Franks donation 10 charity vcstcr-
dav was S32.1u. Every day during his
training the money dropped into the
boN at the entrance 10 his training
uuarters will he donated to some
charity Frank doesn't hold his hand
out for quarters.
The evening world., 1916-03-08

NoBoor tA M,llAeb,o
HAVANA cnAnne COULD
HOLD TIE PA6e pr ser
IN t'S RoAoMoeN
So O'RouRHe Has piM
OUT IN TAG EARLY
MORNING. RvrlNlNd nloNS
LINE q RACE MORSE
IN Sn>,hAlAo
The evening world., 1916-03-08
GOSSIP FROM MARLIN.

Rube Schauor complied his sea-
sons batting average in the game
Ho Just naturally busted
the old horsehide Off the ccntrefield
fence for a home run. McGraw has
warned the RUDE 10 go along slowly.
hut you can't get these fellows TO
listen 10 reason. And the pity Is that
II won't count in the averages
Jim Thorpe IL slowly hut surely
mastering the intricacies OF lcfthand
batting, lie pasted out "A single and
n double and Is getting IA freer
swing into efforts now. Hs fields
well and runs the bases with as much
speed az ever
Kocher. the young catcher from the
international League, IL attracting no
small degree OF attention. He has the
knack of handling the pitchers down 10
perfection. and can throw most accu-
rately OF great Importance IL his HIT
ting ability. The way he can lay 10 the
leather IL a pleasure.
There - no denying that Charlie
Doom II game little fellow lie tr'Nd
TO throw len Tcsreau IA "A wrestlins
mRtch yesterday, but there Is no toll
ting what would have happened II Bil
RaridCn had not rushed 70 his assist
| ance. Al that they could not pin th'
bear hunters shoulder 90 the mat
The evening world., 1916-03-08

was easy To strip off extra weight.
To-day he joys through tho snow
In a city park.
hut for all that I haven't a doubt
that Willard will surprise IA lot Of
people who think hen he u fat man
when he steps into the ring with
Moran.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
FACTS NOT WORTH KNOWING.

The National Commission has
ruled that the next outlaw league to
be organized must give rain eheeko.
" tho league doesn't last four and a
half innings the fans get their pew
ter quarters back.
The evening world., 1916-03-08

Baseball is becoming popular
in hayti. They could organize a
league whore even tho batboys
would bo at least es.Presidents.
The evening world., 1916-03-08

The Sam Syndicate has had some
hard hoeing the last few weeks.
Public refuses to pay to see them re-
hesrae with the gloves. les going to
take a skilled surgeon to cut the
Siamese twins apart.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
High Score Team viii Be
Awarded Evening World
Championship Trophy.
SCHEDULE TONIGHT.
Crotona at Bronx Central.

TINAL arrangements have bccn
completed for the twelfth an
nual Free IIcadpin Champion
ship Tournament conducted by The
The evening world., 1916-03-08
PAN ACE A.

s'o. Daniels ias ,s,ed for waivers gu three bsi
Nshlr, BIZ EHsn giants EN-.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
Two Weeks Before the Fight in
Havana Willard Carried as
Much Fat as He Carries
To-Day.

The New Yors E,cnias wcriij
"Let me haze men about ne
that arc fat.
Sleek hcddcd mcn ana such ~
steep o nights"
The evening world., 1916-03-08

astic over Wizards muscular
power. O'Rourke, a S0-pound-
or and always IN perfect condition,
spccializes In fcats of strength him
self.
Jess is stronger than amy of the
professional strong men | know Of"
said Tex. "Ho can perform fcats by
main strength that few of them can
do with tricks"
''Stranglcr" Lewis, tho wrestler,
told me Willard was terribly
strong" He had just been roughing
around with Jess.
The evening world., 1916-03-08

With Frank Baker not batting
AGAINST his pitchers and Joe
Wood not pitching against his
battsrs. Manager Donovan should
be able TO make tho winner OF
the 1916 world series rhyme with
"bsnks."
The evening world., 1916-03-08

"AESAE liked en- fa'. And Caesar
u had tho right idea. ITe liked 10
have fat mon around him be-
cause fat mon nre slow in delivering
the cross counter and have 20 think
at least twice before leading
straight lcft. No fat man packs
real wsllop.
J. Caesar Moran will have a lundly
feeling for Jess Willard II friend Jess
will obligc by entering the ring on the
evening of March Is weighing. say,
about 247 pounds net and 270 gross.
Bui N he comes In weighing 247 net
as he did In Havana J. Caesar Moran
will know right then and there that
willard IL no friend Of his.
X TOBODY loves tho fat man he
IN wants TO put n bet on. There's
lot OF talk about Champ WILL
ards present circumference. Even
such notable authority ON boxing az
Charles Weinert says that jess Is too
fat to fight. In n way this is a good
thing for the show. us It gives the
friends OF Moran confidence that Will
be shown In the box office receipts.
And then you know We always have
1n our midst those who like nothing
better In the world than to be present
when some honored champion takes
the big flop. Believing in Willard's
fatness they'll all want rlngside seats
30 that they can see the expression
OF dumb despair growing In the
champions staring eyes as he re-
slizes that hos going down slowly
under the batterlng OF "a better man.
Sust as Johnson did a year ago at
Havana They'll want To be near
enough 10 hear the dull thud with
which Willard. for the first time IN
his life, comes jarring down upon tn,
resined floor.
The evening world., 1916-03-08

Probably WRldrd's manager
longs for the good old days tohss
he used to get the edge on the
other 1uv once In a Uhile.
The evening world., 1916-03-08
Amt It The
Truth?

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machines and neat,
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taken in every detail
ofmanufacture to main
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The evening world., 1916-03-08

@AESAE liked en- fa'. And Caesar
l. had tho right idea. I've liked 10
LlNn fMi mon nrnLlnd him be-
The evening world., 1916-03-08

J.Inny TNyorl MATCHMAKER ~ the Cle'mor
A a. Of Brooklyn to-day booked UP three bouu