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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
0iad6crnfllna Scr srnppen aepIant

Jiiif6rrnfiins Der Srnppen ecplaut.
@enerol 6uuitou bat enpfoblen, oab
Die omerifonil6en Srlippen aus
W1erito 5lriidgc5ogcn peroen
ioIlten. ~ Die &egierllng miro
mobri9cinlid ieinem Rotbe Sol
&c Ieiiten. ~ Ser Blon puroe
berfriibt betonnt. II Dorob g[cr-
ger I'M Staotsoepartement.
g8oibington 10. g(uguIt. ~
Sn einciu an Die Hegierung abgcgc-
benen yiapport oes Generals 6unIton
cnlpia6l oieier Dor einigcn Gagcn oas
8uriid5ieben ser amerifoniIAcn
Sruppen. 0ieie @mpfeblung mar in
eincm ii6cr ole Situation glufIdluB
gebenOen 9lapport cnt6nlten uno mar
fiir Ole gemeinlame Gommiiiion be-
itimmt welde ii6er oie merifaniIde
glngclcgcn6cit 81 6erot6en bat.
GaS Staats- 9epartcment mo6te
fcincn &criud, ocl 9(erger ii6cr Die
uor5eitIi6e Gcr0ffentIidumg oieier
Gnipic6llmg 81 oerbebIen, 0od CAB
es betannt, oaB cine g(enoerung ocr
FIdnc nibt oorocnonimen weroen
piiroc.
Wlan lit fib in g8oI6inaton pobl
bciUrBt, OoB 0as 8uriidrufcn ser
amcrifaniidcn Gruppcn unter 0cn
Gonnonoo oes Generals @cri6ing
Sen aernpunft Der Qisfuiiion biloct,
iopcit Die meritanii6e 9lcgicriing in
9etrodt fonnt. lin sic not6ige
gIuffldrlng su erbaItcn, mlr0e @e-
neral 6iiniion iiber Ole glusii6tcn
Der expedition befrogt.
Die Dor3eitigc @crofientli1ung oes
9cridtes mag 0os gr6oltcn bon go
rontien bon Seiten Wlerifo's ge.
treffs Scr Sic6ei6eit ser @ren3e be.
cintradtigen.
Wiau gloubt, BOB sic 9Iominiitro.
ton 6ereit mar, Die Grnppen 8uriid.
5u5ie6en. Gs berribte feiu 3ipcifcl,
10 miro oelaot, oaB medu oicGomnii-
lion 5liianmentreten miro, cine Gi-
nigung be5iiglitb oes 3lriid3ie6ens
DER Eruppcu erlanet peroen ipiro.
Bonn @eiBen Solie lpuroc nod
nidt mitgetbeilt, lpenn Oie giomen
Der 81 ernenncnoen Gomniliion ber-
offentli6t piiroen
So6aIo Die Serrcn ernonnt icin
meroeu ino Ser eeeignetc &Iob 5ur
8eriomnlliine beitimnt it, miro Oh
ne 3lpeifel einc @critdnoiguug in al.
len &unften er5ielt peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@riinoen oie id ipdter beiareibcn
per0e.
@ir mcrocn ie6enfolls gcgen Sen
10. September Die OffcniiOe ererei-
fen. Cine ltorfe uno nG1tige, ber-
5meifelte Sffcillioc. Qie lestel lin.
icre 2c6cusmittel in @oris, oos
Slcil@ lit ouBcr ieoeln YreiS. &ol5-
fobleu foiten lao ST. Dos 9udet.
@os 9roo lit lrnerlbwin9lidl Nlon
tDeilt inns nit, oaB er fcin oefrorencs
6leiib niebr gicbt. j. |fon ipricbt
oobon, oic Gortoffeln nit 9cihlug at
6clcgcnl llno on6ei maiden mir ilns
iibcr Die Bodies lultigl
SoulIioe, 81. 9luouIt. Sir iiuo
bhno Stets o6ne @orousiidbt uno
blind Sn Ger Soinncr rcgt Iib Der
So5ialiSmus. glon pcrlonqt bon
Wlillcrano @rfIdrungen iiber Oic &C.
nuuc So9c Der 9lrnee unO ii6er I'M.
Icrc 9lltSii6tcn. gr miro berilld)en,
iiA ans Der alenme 5u oicben, in
gSirflidfeit iicbt oic @eididtc
ldIcc6t aus. GoS @olfilt mad, man
Dat gcnlIg.
Wontog, 80. gLngliit: Mot ipribt
bon Den @eltidcn mie bon @erbre-
cbcrn BON g8cien obne Sittlidfcit,
oic oic Scrtr0ae iineciiroft DcrgemoL.
tiGen. gSir iino i6nen eon3 gleic6,
uno mcmn es III inherent Sntereiie gc-
wcien mare, Sen 8rie0en oii bredcn
10 bdtten mir es obne Sfrnpcl &C.
t6on, lno 5luor init ib0nen Entidul-
ogungcn unO cinlerc6tenoen @riin-
ocn ..
Sbl llnO Damn 1T man miiOc, in
0roBcn @ubltabcn INNER picocr
Dirie viicbercn 3ei6cm" oiidcrcn
.Sorldufer4 eincs ocutidcn 9lic6cr-
brc1ens oocr eineS eroBen Sicges
scr ScrDllloelen D0er 0eS SSrle0cn3
8it lelcn Srbon felt IL Nlonaten lieIt
non OoS; olle Gage ein neucs 9ln3ei-
dcn uno nibts trifft ein. Sprcden
mir lic6er meniecr pno bonoeln mir
oafiir mebr. W1o6cn mir niht 70
Dicl ShmGbercicn bon Yim0cstrcilc,
pon Sie6c uno gi1ditenlicbe. 9c.
id1itigeu mir ms Ge6cr 3uerit nit
ocu @oble 6ronfrci9s. Sebcn mir
liebcr IN iiberlcgter uno proftiiAer
sSciie neDr IN bic 8uflinit. gSie
DeltibIano uns oo6 70 out in Der
&ricgfiIbrling rnterridtct. gScrocn
mir onraus 2cbreu 5icben? Sa6eu
mir bcreitS aus oen 10 Monoten er-
5munocncr Sebr5eit 9llrseu ecooeen2
glber oa 1T nicbts 81 nnhcll oos
liegt I'M fron5oiiiden Gbarofter. @ir
IUeroen llns ME dnoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Gcutidc 9nfti6crfGac i'm Wolf bon
9linn.


q 9crliit 10. 9lngiiit. it.-Iie oellt.
iden 9iilii6eridae anf bic riliiiiden
.QliIitdranlagen nui Scr SnieI Seiel
i'm 9iioa'idjen Glecrblieu ioeroen fort.
geictt Sin ioIbcr glngriif wuroc in
Der Jiadt pom is. gum f6. 9luoHt
untcrnonlmcii
Ger oiii5ieae 9eriht iaet:
u0enti6e See-6lug5euge bcIegten
IN Der 9lobt bonn i5. gum i6. glugitit
bic Slieeeriiation 81 Gopcnbolm auf
Der Sniel Ceiel uno feinOlibe SLUG.
3ellae an Der aiiiie Scr 3niel &cmo
tim @oIf BON Niga) eriolgreid init
9onl6en.
QIQe 02aidiueu famei trob beftieer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
0ie sIiM0erIa6mMnns.e epi0cmIe.

3cp Dorf, 10. 9lupilit. PIN
Gnoc ocr s. ISOLDE felt oeui glus.
briid Der Gpioeniic Der ainocrld6
miin9 1T feine 9Icn0erilna III Der 2o.
ge ieit5uitcllcn- Sn Der beraongeucn
@ode trot peocr Gin gliididritt nod
Gin Gorticbritt eiu
ggdbreio Der Iebten "a Stitn0an
bis bette Wlorgen 10 llbr crbeiidte
oic 9Slogc 86 TooeSopier iino as ipitrs
oeh 1874 neuc Safe feitaeitelIt. @c.
itern iior6en naA glnaobe Der @c.
iinObeits geb6roe 80 uno cs mur.
Den 1875 nene Sale angeueloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

llno sic GonDentc ser StaotS.ger.
6duOe 6o6en nod Gins erge6en, mas
bcocutingSpoa lno beaAtenswcrtb
lit, OnB ndmlid ga Ser 8unO, reip.
ieine Staats-Ger6Guoe i6ren ieiteiteu
Salt am Geutidt6um bo6en, no oie
oeutidc @reiie iib nit ocit @eitrebim-
oeu OeSicI6en rcItlos iocntiii5irt unO
oofiir nit lle6er5eugung cintritt.
&cnu Stnoten nit 8eridtcn iiber
grobe @rfolgc alfiportcn f0nucn 10
lit Oas Dem llnitanoe 5lt5llidrcibcn,
oaB sic ocutibc &rcIie ooicl6It nit
unermiioli6em gifer fir 0ie 9eitrc-
bungcn 0es 9lmocs eintritt uno ni6t
an riidiidn0iger 3weifelildt unO
gleio6anmclei leioet. llno MIR no
oie Ociltibc %reiie lire Wliiiion rid-
tig erfoBt imO begreift, faun sic
0roBe oeiti6-omeritoniide gewc-
gltng nod mebr an 9ooen ecminnen.
g9as oer giationol6uno erItrebt,
iino fcine iltopii9cn @eltpcrbclic-
rimes-@ldne, ionoern @ebote fort.
ibrithiber gnhpidclimg. @enn er
fir 9(rbeitcridub- uno 9[IterspcrIor-
gungs-@eiebc no1 oeuti6em WluIter
cintritt inO @abrrng Scr oilrd] Oie
Gonltitutiou geip0brIeiIteten perIon-
liden 6rei6eit forOert, menu CT cS
oble6nt, be5iigIid Scr 6raicniiimm-
rc6ts-9epcgng ireenO mcl6e Gor.
ibriftcn ieiucn Stoots.gcrb0nOen 5i
MAIDEN, pein er begciitcrt fir Ocut-
idc Sprode uno 9gilege oes Oeutiden
Wfdlnergeon9es, 0es 0ciitiHeitGolfs-
licocs imo oes ocuti6cn Elrncns iib
erflGrt, lucnn CT fir 6oritidub li6
altsipri6t, ipenn er Oos oelttI9-ame-
rifaniicbe Sebrers5eninor 81 inter.
fifteen iicb Oerpili9tet, menn er
oclltI6 omeritonil1c @ci6i6tSfor.
idung 3u foroert iudt, mcmi &c
ourd glnfHiipfimg llno @efeitiglng
gutter 9c5ie6ungcn Spii9en 8creins-
ino &irdeuoeltibcn Oos lebtc Sin-
oerniB 3il beicitigen bcItrebt lit, oas
einer po1iaen @inigllng. odcr 9l6-
fonlnlinge ocutiden Stonmes bier
5ulonoc iid enigcgenitcQt, 70 benefit
er ooOurG nidt allein ieine forti6ritt.
lid6c @eIiunling, eepoort nit weiicr
Nl6Bglihg, ion0ern aid lein ocilt-
idcs 6er5 itno cine peitii1tige 8or.
lmo 5iirioree fir sic 8nflinft in Ociit.
idein Siune.
g9cnu in Sen @eri6ten oIlcr
Stoots.gerbdnoe uno sen S$a6res-
9otidoiten i6rer @rGiiOcntcn 0cm
gSuui9e 9(usoriid gcgcben ipiro, ooB
Die 9e3ieblmgen 5piI6cn Ger ncucn
in0 olten Scimat6 lid in ireuno.
ihaftlidcr @eiie entwidcIn ino aus.
geltolten nogen 10 Oiirfte ons nod
Dem Sinne ollcr Teuti6c1 in sen
Gercini0ten Stooten BON 9lmerifo
icin oub Oerienigen, iDcl6e immcr
nod Scr po6ren gcoelitlina ser in
Dem @unoe berforpcrtcn ocutiG.ome.
rifouii6en @epeglng ifcptiid oocr
gar iibcluoQeno gegeniiberIte6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
0as Gounitattcr.g .gOIfsfeIt.

gcginut mor9en i'm 8arfe an Der
6rcoerid 9loao. @iele neiie
9tiirattioueu. Die olte @lH6le
lit ioeor gut rcporirt iUOrocu.
Muiif @eiaua uno Eou5 lit icoen
9og frei.
Dlorgeu beainnt Ole 6eier oes
Ganniiottcr @oIfSieites I'M Gannitat-
ter @orf an Der 6reocrid Hoao,
ipclde ouf fiini Gage 6crehnet iit-
TicIes 5eit ipeldes eeraoe mie Scr
Gcutide Tag 5nr ite6enoen Ginrih-
tina iii Baltimore oeiporocn III,
mtro icoes So6r itdrfer beiudt; Die
llriade liegt oarin, oaB ser Gerein
lidj 6eitrebt, itcts cifuns 9leies 5u
bietcn uno 0cn @eiuderli Die ipeni-
Qeu Shn0en ocs 9flfeutbaltes ange.
nc6ni 5n MAIDEN. glud in Oieien
Sabre Bat man Idb ongeitrengt Den
gSiiniden uad @crgniigen fir Sung
in0 glIt acrcdjt 3ll iuer0en. Ger garf
ieI6It 1T I'M Smric pes Sabres icbr
ncrbpnert poroen; cine oer idlonitcn
1on56oQcn in@cIteuoe Der StaOt lit
errdtct morocn; oorinter beiinoet
iidl cine aerduuiiBe &eitamation ~.
acoelbabn. Gin ncicS Sommer.
Qbcaier lit na6e5u icrtig mo Die &c.
modtcn 9lnlagcn i'm Srcicn gepa5s
ren einen anacue6men 2lnblid Das
Set Gondtc tbeilte Dem uGcitiden
Gorrcipouoeutcn4 nit, onB aud in
0iciem SABRE ole nlte Ddible pieoer
im Donge er6altcn weroeu ioa. mel.
DE ocn 9lili bat, oaB irgeno cine az
iere Camc, tpeldc BORT bineingcbt
oom jiiaenoiriid pieocr bcrous
fonmt Eos oeltidc lori IL Sun.
ocrie BON fleincn ainocrn, iuelhc
INIT i6ren 6ctAiihcn Goltiimen be-
llcioct limo, pcr0cn bei 0ieiem 6cIie
3ll ie6cn icilt Ter ernteieli5ng, nit
0ardlliolgeuocr 9aucrnbod5cit in
ibrcn beimiicbcn Srohtcn mo Git
ten miro oaS aroBortigiic 5houipicl
0cs 8rjies ipcroen Ger Farf iclblt
nit ieinen Dielen 8nocn briaianter
4elcudhina ieinem Sa5rmarttslc
ben, miro ben geindcrn lnperacBlitb
bleibcn 1ie 6ridt SdiiIc miro
orobcr acmnht. @cr iid) uno ieinen
ainocrn cinige gennBreidc Shluocu
acpu1rcH mill ionte oieic SSodc Die
@eleoen6cit bculBcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
gIpn eInem ggaiicrmaaen iI6erfalren.

Der 10 Sabre nlto Souis Soncs
pon glr 232 gloro .@oppletonStr,
pur0e bon einen Qlutono6iL Waiier.
iDa0eu oes itdotiId6en ReiuisunoS
Geporiements an ser 6rcmont.gIoc.
lnO @erHau.5 5raBe iiberiobren mo
2ebeis0eid6rIiH berIctt $n be.
mnbtIoies 8uiionoc piiroe CT ms
llHiprriitats @oIpitol ge6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

glIfreo S. Qog, bon glr. 40 @eit
Mlulberrp. Strobe, 23 Sabre alt lu1o
Truder bon @eruf itiir5te ali scr ede
bofi Sonaro. lino SSapeite.StraBc,
obnmd6tib 5niamnen nno mnBtc
ms llniperiit6ts Solpitnl ge6radt
iber0en. Giei glerSie ertldrteit ooB
e al eineln @ItidlIdae Iei0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
9}liLo0eIphia. 19. gLnanit.

Gericbicocne Stoatss8crbGnoc Oes
rIeitid glnerifanil1cu giational-
9unoeS" 6obcn in ocu leBten @o1en
ibre SabresDeridinmIimgen abecboI-
ten. 9(nocrc pcrocu iie in scr oller.
nddiien Set ob6olten. 9lns Sen ocm
bieiigen @unoesOoriIanoe 5ugcgdugc.
ncn 9eridten oc6t 5itr @oiocn3 Der.
Dor, ooB i6craa ii6 oos Geutibtbum
iclter 3lliammcni6lieBt uno oie
StootS -Gcrbdu0c mo 0olnit Der ga.
tiondlbnn0 al 9Ritglieoern beit1n0ig
5unc6ucL Cie ge1diiiocu gIngriffe,
meldc ailf Den 9iuo gemadt uoroeu
iino, boben mr oa6u beigetra9en i'm
81 fraiti9en ino 81 Itdrfen. Ser
Stoats-Gcrbano bon Eenniploaniet,
ocr fiir3lih in @ric icinen Content
ab6ielt, 5dblt iiber 100000 W2itgIie.
Der. 9(nOcrc @erbGnoe, mic oieieni.
Gen bon @iscouiin g1ew Dorf, g}ep
Scriep, SnOiand, sSllinois, Ohio, &c
6rasfa Uliiiouri, Soma, aonias, Sen.
tlcD, WlarDlono, @lQiidhuicits, W2i.
hignf, @iimiciota, Oregon Tcrns,
@ai6hi9tom Si0sGafota, @ounccti-
rit Goliiornicr, Colorado etc.. bciin-
Ocn iid ebenfaQs in blii9enocn gu.
iionoc mo einiqc bon i6ncn oiirftcn
on Nlitglieoer5nbl an oieieni9e Sem
WlOanien's bcronreiden wcnn nibt
ic ii6eriliigeln.
Gic GonoclttionS 9eridte aIcr
Siaatspcr6dnoc imo sic 3uicbriiten
ibrcr Sefretdre laIicn crfenncn, ooB
beOelitenoc 6ortibritte in Dem g9crfc
Der @iniglng 0cS oclomntcn onicri.
foniidcn Geiiti6t6unls gcnodt NOR
ocn iino, oas BON Or. s. 8. Scromcr
in %6ilaoclp6ia begonncn iiio NIT
FOLDER @ncreie ourhocfii6rt wur6c.
Gieic Grfldrlng bat ni6t III id6n.
reoneriibcr9iebeoicnerei ibren@runo,
ionoern itilbt iib ailt iorgfGltige lno
gcmiiien5afte gluiiicaunecn.
glilr ouf Dem goocn ciner groB5ii-
giecn 6reuoe ilno 9eociitering fir
oeutidc @eitrebngen fam ser
u0cutib glmcrifaniic6c gotionol-
9lmo" padien, blii6en ltno acocibcn
imO oamit oas 0eltldt6um Scr Scr.
cinigtcn Stootcn. 0icienigen, sic Sic
fer groBen 0eutiH.ouerifonii6cn Be-
me9iiug nod 3peifelno qegeniibcr.
itebct ipdren aeiuiB anoeren Siiines
aeuoroeu, lpenn lie gum 9eiipiel oen
fiir5lidb abge6altenet Staats.Gonbcn.
ten bon Seem Dorf, @isconiin uno
EenuiDlponien bcigcpo6nt 6dtten
gsas ga gciprodeu imo an ernitcr
9Ir6eit geleiitet iDuroe, bate Sono |
inO tSif glidts erinnerte an sic |
9ereinsmcicrei nit ocm iiblirGen 8un
iab BON Quoti9 nit Saucc. @S pa-
rem Ocitide @}dtner bon edter oeut, |
ihcr Slrt lpcldc oie So6ne oes
GaltihibnlS 6ombicIteu imo fir 0ie |
ger6reitlng oeuiider 9eiircbunacn
OaS bette a0nnen Gin oerciites ggii-
len tn0 cine 6eoqiiierte 9lrbeitsireii.
oigfeit einicbten.
9eidlieblng uno cinem ipatereu 2uft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Der glatiOual6nnO.

Dic Stoats,Gonoente Scr bette geweis
fir fcir 9laben iino @eociben.
Gritorfimg oes Gclltiht6uns.
Gas @inigunesmerf, Oas bon Gr.
Seramer cingeleitet muroe, madt
bcIidnoigc 6ortidritte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

9eldieBlng iino einem ipGteren 2uft,
fonpi lln0erie6rt 5nriid.
g99brenO oerielben 9ladt oriiien
bier feinolide s5hla8euge 9ln9eruiee
an, berllriot6ten ieoo6 mir oerinoen
S6aoen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

not take a chance or offending tho
Boxing Commission by letting Jess
spar with any strangers. Just as this
abb was filed Commissioner WencK
appeared and notified the world in gen
eral that the august Boxing Commis-
sion would not be offended. sam Lang
ford could be taken on without ofenG-
ing Mr.. Wenck's finer sensibllities.
Willard has been chased BY small
army Of cranks since he started 10
training here. One Of the most per
sistert of these is man With ne"
brand Of dumbell. "lf you Will only
use this dumbell you cannot help WIN
ninr" insisted the booster OF the I'M
plemert. If you refuse 20 use It you
will regret IL. ! will take II right up
10 Frank Moran and you Will lose the
fight Just through your own Stubborn
ness"
Tom Jones refused to buy the DUN
bell. As he did not know o. any way
Of getting u into Wizards glove With
out being seen he did not figure how
the dumbel could help Jess win the
fight.
Friday IS announced as ladies' dag
AZ tho Willard camp On that day Tom
Jones is figuring on giving each OF thN
feminine visitors a valuable souvenir
a lock of jess Wizards hair. The
Barber Of Kewanee contemplates shear
ing the champion Friday morning. and
If some department store viii come
through with enough blue baby ribbor
TO tic the hair neatly the souvenirs
positively will be passed
An added event for Friday afternoon
will be a boxing match between Will
ard. the biggest fighter in the worl1
and Kewpie Ertle. the smallest. Ertle
has agreed not TO land on jess with
the full force Of his right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
DANISH SOLDIERS
GUESTS AT MEET
Party of 40 Watch Games
of 18th Regiment Coast
Defence Command.

With company Of forty Danish sol
diers as their guests the athletes Of
the 18th Regiment Coast Defence Com
mand competed in their monthly games
AZ their Brooklyn armory last nigh.
The soldiers Will leave on Saturday on
the steamer Parma for the Danish
West Indies, where they are to do
cendarme duty.
The party was in command Of Lieu
tenant !. T. Hovbyrd, and vas vel
coined By Major Dryer Pcndry, Of the
brooklyn coast defence guard. At the
completion Of the track races the visi-
tors inspected the mounted guns about
tho armory.
sydney Leslie performed in clever
fashion in winning the 1000 yard
handicap run from the scratch mark.
Twelve mon faced the starter. At the
crack of tho gun Leslie few of his
mark and rapidly closed the gap on
his rivals. On the bell lap The field
was punched, with Leslie sixth, bu,
when the turn Of the backstretch was
reached, the speedy athlete was IN the
van. he vent on 20 win by three
yards. with William Savage, company
mate. second.
An unfortunate pUueturc robbed
Larry Gsfney OF a victory in the three
mile bicycle race The accident oc-
Cured fifty yards from the finish, when
GafYney held an advantage Of ten yards
over J. Z. Phisterer who then went on
20 win.
James Mcclure won the 440-yard
handicap run by inches from Hugh
Hirshon. NcGuirc proved The only
double winner OF the night by taking
the l6-pound shot-put.
The summaries follow:
100 ,a,d ~, ha,dlcspl W01 b. SIDNEY l., .,
Company , lsrrs'ciJ. W Savage. COMPANY 80
tsri.J. ~cr.d D. Plant. con ans go ysrlsj
flifd Tine. a Is
i6o.yArd lasa frorirn. fasi iesD Won By $
rlg20' COMPANY A. s q. Fef'Dr. fonpart 4
900. = WsIil. Corpary T.. third Tim" q %
100 fsrd dash handicap Nou ly lfns"~ol
Conpany q yafdsl ,hsrrs faher 'omp~7 }
/ ,.rlsI. fhfrd Tine 0 10 Is
Three mile N'7clr race Nandi-ap Won hr ?
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
COLUMBIA WRESTLERS
BATTLE FOR MEDALS

Columbia held the second OF It's three
rovice wrestling tournaments, cslcu-
lated 10 stir up interest in the sport
yesterday afternoon. Medals are 20 be
given TO the men champions in their
weights for two OF the three tourns
ments The last one will be held near
the end OF the month.
One medal WAS won yesterday by
I. ". Girdner. 'l6. who was victorious
in the first tournament. Girdner pinned
A. Cohen, ~, 20 the mat IN three min
utcs.
The results follow:
ii5 r,uri class -Rsrrr.seg thfsv hesoi. .
r,rs-rsld ,hrcr NANogrs ico. Rc,srseeis threw
Adf,. 70
is5.p,und cias,-Csds,N decision over
Proctor, MrCrsrt~n thr~s Slereispu, 800. Be
,rsrNn threw calder SO
iG5 pound clsu Nrls 'Nrcs finr-. 5 %
rs. pound cis~ No bouts
rs .pnlnd class Glni1sr ihfe- Cohen. -
.i'i- pound rlsS Hamilton fhree N-nncr. - +.
csrrer won decision over R.cNsri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
TpSS'S "COnpex Balcony
GrOwS No Thinner Yet
Spirit Of Forty
Nine Still Lives

They play basketball vigorously
out on the Coast. judging from an
account in the University of South
ern California Trojan:
"Retaliating." the article COM
mences. with the use Of football
tactics. toe holds. hammerlocks and
occasional uppercuts. the varsity
basketball team showed. kicked and
whalcd their way to victory by a
score of 81 TO 81 over the Azusa
Athletic Club Tuesday evening. TO
say the game was rough doesn't suf-
fcc--it was terrific"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
N. Y. A. {. GUNNERS
BREAK A RECORD

A Elliott Hanney, Of the New York
Athletic Club, with a score Of 81 out Of
100 possible targets, was high scratch
man in a field OF forty-fve at an open
leap year tournament al the traps Of
the Bayside Yacht Club yesterday.
His score. together with four others
who were % or better, enabled the
trap shooters Of the Mercury emblemed
organization TO roll up total score o.
474 for the qualifying team Of five
men. This is regarded among the vet
Grams az being a record score for a
club team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Karats Here and There
From the Big Diamonds
more valuable TO the club than Black

more valuable TO the club than Black
burnc.
Umpire IIlicbrand SAWS that when
he broke into the American League
Tyrus Cobb gave him more close de-
cisions in three days than he had had
in three years on the Coast. Some
thing must have been ailing Ty. He
usually doesn't make EN- close.
In playing the American League
clubs this season. Connie Mack, from
time 20 time. will be opposed TO yir.
tually every man who played for him
with the old champion Athletics.
Joe Tinker says he will stake his
professional reputation on what the
Cubs do this year Tinker already has
10 live down that year Mt Cincinnati
without doing anything like that.
The Pills will leave for 81. Peters
burgh. fla. on Friday. nine players
being IN the party. Old Chief Ben
der will he among the pitchers who
will so TO the pretty little Southern
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

Jim Thorpe Turns
to Rend Pitchers

Jim Thorpe is going to swing Al
the ball left-hsndedly this season.
Since Jim usually swings and swings
until the umpire tells him to stop
his stance at the plate might be re-
garded as immaterial. Such Is not
the case.
John McGraw believes that by bat
ting left-handed Jim will have an ex-
cellent chance to reach first at least
twice every season. The Indian goes
after the ball with q deal OF sincerity
and the third strike turns him half
way around. In batting left-handed
this will just whirl him into his
stride, and catchers who drop the
last strike will have TO hurry much
more than last season TO throw Jim
out at first. II. Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
COLUMBIA SWIMMERS
TO MEET THE TIGERS

Hal vollmer and the other Columbia
swimmers will meet Princeton for tho
frs, time this season at Princeton to-
night. Coach kenedy's men are in fine
condition after their victory over Penn
Saturday. except Captain Charlie Ice,
who. however. is in better shape thar
he ha. been for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Jumper Trips Over Books.

Columbias nincty-threc entries IN
SATURDAYS indoor ntcreollcgiates were
cut down 20 ninety two yesterday. whom
i, was learned that Fred loescher. the
star high jumper Of the squad. is At
present ineligible on account of schol-
astlc difficulties Loescher has been
doing slightly under six feet consist
entity in practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
DARTMOUTH FIVE
SURPRISES CORNELL
Ithacans' Hopes Of Uudispuied
Championship Shattered.

Ithaca. :. l.. Feb %. CorneEs
hopes % an undispu,cd championship
IN the intercollegiate basketball
League were shattered here tonight.
when Dartmouth sent Sharpc's men TO
defeat in fast game By score of -
% -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

Foul s0als broWn d s'si1n : Flrli ,oa
Hfowu. 3. Lunien. sniero,. 4. shelton
Williams. @. hau. 5 Rector. J Steenr~i. o. Mar
iIr. {.
Sroi. a. end Of rf'i h,f-Darmouih. II. Cor.
nell 10
Substitute, e.lr'ir 'or sicsnrod. Rector for
Nf'nam.
Referee Tom rh1re. co,umb. Umpire At
Powell BuNao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Wells and Grlfiths Draw

Columbus. Ohio. Fob. % Honors
were almost even in the twelve-round
bout between Matt Wells. lightweight
champion OF England, and Johnny Crit.
fth,, OF Akron, Ohio, here tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
The summary follows:

Goals tf-si PERIOD --Ion,s. alone. %. B-,ion.
20. Hp1Uug,oa scrimmasc q IS: 'oues. alone
1900 secon' period Jones alon-. ~ DISCO
.rrlmmasc = Patton. ~-riinmasr 500; hutchin-
son. pa, rom Jones -: Osgoc'i. sione L O.
Ossool alone. 80 % PEABODY. alone. go
Penalties pu'-esue fnpging. %. fai0r ZIP
rnc. 400. Crorat slasilrs 500. skilton. trip
pms 300
Referee Johnny MrGraih A.sis;,n, ref:rse-fop
vor Fernuth Goal umpir.s-s u. slsT and X
Young rmc&cepsr-W :. troA.f
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Fight Log.

THURSDAY.
nrltsr A. c.-Ssloo nahv ". Bun Shtw-
son.
FRIDAY.
Ne. Pol. a. c.-Kns oo0slss -. ND Chester.
Eut New fst a. C.--BauIlng l.Nn,sy -
Jsck Marion.
Vanderbilt, a. C.--Kid Taylor - Will. Ion,,.
SATURDAY.
Broid.y s. C.--I.an CoH,;a'' ". Frankie
Ol,me,er.
Fsrmont A. Ger Kelly ~. Tsrmy Rob,sn.