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CIEBEL LEADS FIELD IN
CHAMPIONSHIP SWIM
New York A. c. Youth Wins
40 Met. Junior Title: Good
win Also a Victor.

Leo Giebel, local schoolbov champion.
had an easy time winning the 40 yard
junior swimming championship OF the
Metropolitan Association at the Jamaica
Bay Yacht Club. Holland Staten. Rock
away Beach. yesterday. The powerfully
built Stuyvesant High School lad raced
home with a six yard advantage over
Johnny Lee. a clubmate. in 6:?7 2-5.
Charles Kaufman. unattached. was.third.
Lee set a merry pace for the field OF
seven starters for three laps of the llO
yard lanes. At the end OF the first fur
long he had a lead Of almost FIVE yards
over Giebel. who was second. and kauf-
man was at Giebel's shoulder. At the
inal turn Giebel sprinted and about hfty
yards from the finish wen: Into a safe
lead. which he held to the end.
Increasing age does no, seem to i'm
pede the speed OF l.. B. Goodwin. ma
tional champion. who moved along like
a locomotive in defeating "a large field
from scratch in the 800 yard handicap
swim.
The events for ladies attract ed cons!d
erable attention. Metropolitan cham
pions were successful. Miss Lucy Free
man won the $50 yard handicap swim
from scratch n Miss Josephine Bart
lett was not forced to extend herself ir
the fancy dive. The summary:
rs Yard Swim. Handicap-won by George
II. Arfman. Central Y. II. C. a, Brooklyn
80 seconds): Charles Hammer. West Side Y
~. c. A. 90 seconds). second; J. w. Neu
man. unattached q seconds). third. Time
~ rs econds.
40 Yard swim. Junior Metropolitan As
ISOLATION Championship = Won by Lee
Giebel, New York A. c.: John c. Lee Ne"
York A. c., second: Charles Kaufman. un'
attached, third. Time. s::7 e-S.
Fancy Dive, Scratch--won by Franz
Mullen, New York A.. c.. with So points
Thomas H%irschneld. Central y. NJ. c. A.
with ~ points. second; II. Mass, unat
tached. with ?s points. third.
400 Yard swim. Handicap-Won by J." y
Goodwin, New York A. G. tscratch); j. W
Neuman, unattached tsj seconds. SECOND
Joseph C. wheatley. New York a. c. q
seconda), third. Time, %:20,
$50 Yard Harlequin Race-Won by JONI
j. Curren, New York A.. c.. Stephen .Ruddy
Jr.. unattached. second; A. j. palenscaf
Hungsrian-American A. C.. third Tins
Fancy Dive, Ladies-won BY Miss 10
sephine Bartlett, National Womens LII
SAVING League, with 81 points: Miss VIII
iams, National Wornen's Life savinI
League. with ~ points. second Miss Ednl
cole, National Women's Life SavinI
League, with 80 points, third.
$50 Yard Swim. Ladies'. HandicaP-W
by Miss Lucy Freeman, National womsn'
Life Saving League lScratch); Miss Ri
Greenfield, National Women's Life SavinI
League Is seconds. second: Miss A. kar
man. Nationai Women's Life Saving Lesgu
% seconds. third. Time. 2;S6 Id.
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CADDY II. IS FASTEST
CRUISER IN LONG RACE
Travelling at 1884 Miles an
Hour Wins StratfOrd
ShOal Contest.

Notwithstanding the fact that the wind
was exceptionally light. the annual STRAIT
ford shoal race Of the Harlem Yacht
Club that finished yesterday VA one Of
the best long distance races Of the sum-
mer season. The course was from the
starting line Of Execution light to and
around stratford shoal light and back to
the finish line. II was figured to be
s1.12 nautical. or 70.SS statute miles.
The sailing yachts were sent away IN
a light breeze from the east. They we're
divided Into three classes. The rating
class was taken by Arvia, the property
Of q. q. Malloy of the New Rochelle
Yacht Club. The boat won on both &C.
tual n corrected time. Arvia lead the
fleet in the beat TO the eastward. She
was the first around the llghtship. On
tho return voyage the wind freshened,
giving the yachts . good run home.
The handicap class was taken by
Clare. the property Of p. c. Pfeiffer. and
in a special yawl class the winner was
widgeon. Two clAsses Of motor boats
started. They finished on Saturday
night. Caddy H.. one Of the Volunteer
Patrol Squadron. won among the Class
A cruisers. The boat covered the course
in 2:40 40. or at tho rate Of 1854
statute miles an hour. Caddy II. has an
eight cylinder. $50 horsepower engine.
The summaries:
~A~r~,o cv ss srAom s..s oo,-.~ 49,
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A RECORD FOR LANCER.
swIms Fast Mile-VOllmer and
Cam Fail tn Finish.

OCEAN PARK. Cal. Aug. 20.-Ludy
LANCER of the Los Angeles Athletic Club
won the national mile swimming cham
pionship here to-day, establishing what
local officials declared to be q new
worlds record Of % miNutes II seconds
for the distance, .
Norman Ross Of the Olympic IL OF
San Francisco finished second In % min
utes % seconds. Herbert Volimer OF the
New York Athletic Club took the lead at
the start. but the pace he set was too
fast and he quit after swimming 22o
yards.
Ted Cam OF the same club also be-
came exhausted and did not finish.
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PORTING
c. O S SIP
Tom Mac Nulty

We see by q headline. Jap Wins
Casino Final" Oh. II it had only been
poker!
Jack Coombs. In his thirty.fourth
year. allows only n hit. 0. w.
Holmes made a home run, when he said.
Time 10 a liar"
Anxious Inquirer" 10 Informed that
Il will be impossible for the Giants TO
lose every game in the West. much as
they might want to set n record. They
won a game in Chicago. oubter can
verify that at the National League Of
fees.
Investigation Of candidates FOR the
| presidency OF the Ananias Clu develops
| the fact that the best qualified man Ia
a golfer, who also Is ar ardent fisher
man and thinks he can play three
cushion billiards.
Dear rom-witl you kindly inform me
where I could apply to Join the United
States I.ifc Saving Corps? W II. II
United States Life Saving Corps, Trib-
une Building. New York.
Dear Tom-wnl you let me know the
, way by which points are given In Judging
dives-,hat is. how many. points to give
for approach for form iio 1GI 's Ea1.i. Tio"
II you write Otto wahie, rare Of
Amateur Athletic Union. 81 Warren
street, he may explain the point system
to you In full. Haven't the time and
space to 60 into detail myself,
pea, Tom,whas is the na,'s %oIy of
Jack Dillon7 FoLEt'
American OF s~cotch-Irish extraction.
His right name Is Ernest Cutler Price.
Dear Ton-could YOU refer me 70 SONS
old time ball PLAYER preferably a pitcher
who would be w.,l,ns to devote s1'Gs IL o, .a nrs
sional baseball. l.. q,
Write or telephone william d. Scan
lon, NJ. D., 1873 Prospect Park West
Brooklyn. and he may be able to tell you
Of some old pitching pal who might coacf
you. Phone $50 South.
Dear Tom-A bets that Joe Tinker Of
right
What hair Joe has got left is DARK
brown or black.
Dear Tom-Bat,er hits a ny IN short
right neld. first baseman starts for this
ball and apparently mis)udgss u, as On.
tips his glove and falls to the sr1und, "a =
first baseman should have caught It,. II
, claims IL IL a hit, as the bas Sc man erred In
his Judgment only. CHARLES WARREN.
Would have to sec play to give de-
c!sion. II II was a difficult catch bats
man !s credited with n hit II not. neldei
is charged with an error.
Dear Tom-Kindiy tell me who Ia mana
ger Of the Continental soccer football team
~ New York city, a. b. H.
Don't know. Send to Flannery New
Service. Bun Building.
The sun., 1916-08-21

Uame Called.
Hits-On Wagner. . in . innings: on Don.
lin. 8 In 1 inning OF Harrison. s in 8 In
nines. First base on balls-On Wagner. ::
stars. 2: Donlin's Asbury Parks. 2. Left on
bases-McIean's. stars. 10. Donlin's Asoury
Parks. 9. Struck out--By Wagner. J.: BY q:
Woods. Z. Home runx-Ferris. Three baee hit
buckley. Two bas3 hits-Mc1ean.- McRob'
bic. Ferris. Cumminss Sacrifice ny.Con
frey. Stolen bascs-Holden, Mclean Double
and Donlin; Hall, Grant and Kaiser. Hit by
pitcher-Dy Donlin. / GRANT. Cmpire..Mr,
Edwards. Tim Of game-l hour ana %
minutes
A. Lnox Oval (nrst camel r. II. Z:
Bronx Eagles. | 0 % 10 J
All Starp..... 0 0 0 rs ii 9
Batteries-King and Plate: McRobbie and
Mclean.
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SCHEDULED BOXING BOUTS.
TO-N

TONIGHT,
Hamilton A, C,-Willie Jones vs.. Dummy
Burns.
olympic A. C.-Patsy Cline We. Sailor
George Eolk.
Clermont A. C.-Mike McTigue We, Willie
l.anEford.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80.
Pioneer $. C.-Johnny Lore vs. Will.
Ryan.
THURSDAY. Angus a.
Empire A.. C-HarIem Patsy Cline Va.
Leo johnson and YOUNG Jack O'Brlen W
Arvcrne 4 C--Joe yelling vs.. Bobby
Moore,
CierMont a C.-Walter Mohr VI Charlie
Smith,
FRIDAY AUGUST IS.
WASHINGTON Park $. C.--Ad Woisast 70.
FRANKIE Catalan
Harlem :, Tommy Coleman vs., Jim
my liulchp OHasen'
MONDAY. AUGUST IS.
Manhattan :, C-iIob Mona vs.. Joe Cox.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30.
Madison Square Garden-Joe Weli.ne ana
Johnny Dundee,
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Totals. 81 I n - H. Totals. $50 1875 lS
'Haberkorn out. hit BY batted ball.
Farmer n. n C.......o 0 0 ii
Empire City a. A.....0 I 800 3 l 70
Frr base on errors-Farmers. : Two bass
.Its-Frank, Reuttsrmsn. Three base hit
sheridan. Home -Bornhoeft Sacrihce
hies-Muray. walthers. stolen b~ases-Sheri-
dan. .: Reutterman, :: Left on bAses-Far-
mcr.. .; Empires. . Bases on balis-Or Dee.
3 Struck out-By Dee, .: by Bornhoef'. 3
Hit by pi,cher-By B~ornhoeft. l Murray
umpire-Mr. Zieran. Time Of game-i hour
and " minutes.
At Arctic Park-tafternoon samel Ri
Chathams .......u... OlOcol0oo o. s !
Empire City A. A......oOoOloOo o-i 6 :
Bnt;eries-seaman and Hanft Sullivan and
Steinmann.
A. Arctic Park. Aug 10 tnrstl- HI
LoughliR Lyceum.. <0o<oot0o lis Is 9
Greenpolnt Athletics 0i3Oo o-i2 Is 6
Batteri-s-Sheehan Deuisch and II. I<vic
Dieternan ami JAG, Drexler.
A. Arctic Park. Aus. 10 second r II Z.
Loughlin Lyccum % 00lio o % > .
Empire City A. A.....0 0l00<l : Ks II
Ba,teries- Paulstitch and Trap: Horie AMI
%Steinmann
A. knights NJ ST ANTONY Oval
- r. n. r
y. Y. Fire Dept. oll:30o0o-1
knights ........ s00o50x- tt IS Z
Ea;,erier-McCreadv. Marshall. Kin
and Kennedy: McGarry and Ross.
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DeGnOn Field.

The College Point Athletics defeated the
Atlantic City club, . to 8. In the hrst game OF
a twin bill at Degnon Field yesterday. and the
winners were trounced by the DeRnon Grays In
the second game, IL TO 0. Petersen, a former
international Leagucr. was pounded for seven
teen hits for q total Of twenty-scven bases by
the Grays.
Clinch. WIN has been signed by the Boston
Nationals, obtained three hits. scored two runs
and stole four bases. Bisland obtained four
hits, a double. q three bagger and two singles.
He also stole three bases.
Anker did no. allow q hit until the seventh
inning The acOre
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BUSHWlCK.

First base on s~rrors-Cuben stars. .; BUSH
wick, 1. Two base hits-Fabelo. Guerra, A.
Schneider. Leyge, Brown. Three base hit
Portuondo. Sacrifice hit-Hohman. Sacrifices
~hy-Teran. stolen bases-Portuondo. Rojo.
Double ~play-Suarez, Teran and Guerra. Bases
on bslls-Oh Suarez, I on Girard, 2. Struck
out-By Susrea. 8 by Girard. I. Wild pitch
Girard. Umpire Mr. Wilson. Time Of game
1 hour and IL minutes.
Al Ridscwood. First game r. II. e.
Phila. Giants. 0 o 0 / 0 -
Cuban Stars. 0 0 I rs IL 2
Battcries-Murphy, Tate and Fuller Armen.
tero and Fernandez.
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The New York branch OF tho A, W. A. had
its regular weekly hike yesterday. The peds
started from the Bronx Park subway station
and walked Ia Pelham hay Park and return. 4
distance OF twelve miles,
As most of the athletes are up Al the as
sociation's camp at Harmon on the Hudson,
the turnout for the walk was small.
Next Sundays walk will start from Van
Cortlandt Park. This Will be = problem
walk, a. the route will be known only "a
tina pathfinder: The distance covered win b
about ten miles.
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Blu~coats Are busy.

The New York Police Department base
hail tsnm iourneyed to Paterson yesterday,
,hcr. The hluccoats lost a ten inning game
10 the peterson silk Sox, 3 10 ?. u was
The ,wcuy- sixth consecutive victory for the
Siil, Sox A large crowd saw the contest
Ins, saturday the police nine beat the Ivory
ION team at Ivoryton. Conn. II TO 3. The
scores:
Ut snx 80 0 l 0 Ia 2
~ ~ police 0 9 o. 7 3
Battcrles-Rettig and Wiley: Romer and
Al iyoryton. Conn, tAug, 10 n, II. T.,
, \. Police. 0 9 I 0 00 Oil IA 2
yoryton...,. 0 0 0 l 0 l o 3
Batteries-Armet and Froelich: Peterson
and Green.
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AZ West Side Park.

In one of the most thrilling contests seen
a. tho West side ball park of jersey City
this season the Chinese team of the Uni.
yers1ty OF Hawaii defeated Dave Drlscolrs
Jersey City team by a score of 1 to 0 yester.
day. The contest. replete with sensational
fielding that held a big crowd on edge
errsr In the fifteenth proved costly. - the
winning run came across on the following
play.
Jimmy Clinton. who 10 being watched by
four major league scouts. did remarkable
work. He held the ChineAe TO three scratch
hits and but for two errors would have won
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WALKERS CLUB STAGE HIKE.

Yesterday'a Invitation Nike staged by
the Walkers Club OF America led from
Ha.tinSs.on-the-Hudso to briareiim and
return. The ''peds" wen, through nnion-
Elmssord, East View and Pocantico and re-
turning went by way Of Tarrytown and nobbs
Ferry The distance covered was thirty
two miles. Those who participated In the
walk were Thomas Geary. l.. Lieberman.
Abraham Bernstein, W. c, Redey. James
II. Hooking and l.. Labowitz,
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Az Olympic Field.

The Lincoln Giants through q ninth inning
runs defeated the 1rcnsides. . to .. In the fea.
tufe game of q double header. The lincolns
best the ID. 3. &. nine In the first game, . to 3.
The second contest was q hummer. fast fielding
and timely hitting featuring. Next Sunday the
Lincolns will play the Royal Giants q double
header. The 9cores.
The sun., 1916-08-21
Tr-COunty League.

Only one game was played In mo Iri-
County League Saturday. the Dover team
are representing Madison. T." ine
game at Newton was postponed on account
OF The town being Quaraniincd.
The Long branch Cubans. who are rep
re.enting Madison. have not scorrn n ~"
since they entered the league. IN" ieh",
ing hitters " tho league are Kane or
newton and Wiley and Williams OF Dover
The sun., 1916-08-21
KARRIE WINS RACE.

Ten motor bonts enrolled In the BerEen
Reach Yacht Club held a race on Jamaica
nav Yesterday. The craft started on their
handicap 0me and the nrst boat across
IL proved 10 be Karrie, the property OF
K. 4. Nessler, The summary:
MOTOR boats, MIXED CLASS; COURSE
TEN MILES,
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In the third Game Of their serss a. ArS,e
nine trimmed the Farmers. . to !. bornhoef
on the mound for the home team. held the
the Glendalers brought over their lone tally.
In the afternoon game the Chathams beat the
homo team, . 10 /. The scores:
MORNING GAME.
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GOLFERS READY FOR
PUBLIC TOURNEY
New York Club Will Be Host
at Van COrtlandt
This Week.
TAFT CANNOT COMPETE

The annual tournament Of the New
York Golf Club. In which the chief prise
. the Herald cup. will be played at Van
Cortlandt Park on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday Of this week. August %. ~
and rs. 1t IL open only to bona hde
residents Of New York city and serves a
useful purpose by bringing out in COM
petition each ear a large number Of
golfers who do not often play In tourna-
ments.
The cup has been played for since
1899. and when II vas irrt put up II was
provided in The deed Of gift that It
should be won three times By the same
golfer before becoming his permanent
property. Gilman Tiffany and Charming
Floyd zach won the trophy twice. but
neither could win II q third time. and In
1907 II wal announced that It would pass
into the possession Of the irst golfer to
win II twice after that year. Since then.
however. no one has been able to capture
1t more than once.
Taft VIII Not Play.
Roger b. Taft. the north Jersey golfer.
who won LIST year.. will not play this
week, much to his own disgust. He had
planned his business affairs In such .
way that he expected to play. but made
a mistake in the date Of the tourney
| and left last week open instead OF this.
When he discovered his error II was too
late to change his plans. 90 he q had
to forego his chances Of recapturtng the
big cup.
Paul Habor. the runnerup last year.
has since turned professional. % he. too,
will not be on hand this week. The held
Is sure to be a big one. however. and Will
contain a number Of excellent golfers.
US.sS>~ H1~ AhA tOsspnA vOANt QhONl0 NJ
In the hands Of Harry e. Black. "a
, walker street. New York city. by this
afternoon at the latest. Each entry must
include . statement OF the legal resi-
dsnce Of the entrant.
Rumson Tourney or.
Golfers in the Metropolitan district
| will regret the fact that the
Country Club was compelled to announce
on Saturday that II had called on It's
tourney which was to have been held
this week. The first Rumson tourney
st year attracted a good feld. and this
years probably would have been an even
greater success had not the infantile
paralysis epidemic caused Its abandon
ment.
Many Of the golfers who played Al
Great Darlington last week will entei
the stockbridEe tourney which besin'
tomorrow and n d on Friday. TIT
Stockbridge tournament has . long and
honorable history. In fact II Is one OF the
oldest tournaments that have been helt
each year without q break.
Miss Elaine Rosenthal will begin tn
defence OF her Western title to-day OF
the course Of the Kent Country III a
Grand Rapids. Mich. That Is. the tour
ncy win begin to-day with the qualifying
round. but Miss Rosenthal will not hav'
to play. for under the rules OF tn
Women's Western Golf Association tn
champion goes into tho match play with
out being compelled to play in tn
qualifying round.
The sun., 1916-08-21

First base on e~rrors-chinese. . Two base
hit. Chm. Sacrifice hits-Lennon. Pep
-Jersey City. II: Chinese. 6. Bases on balls
on Clinton. /: of Ako. .. Struck cut-By
Clinton. 10: by Ako. 5. t~mpires-Messrs'
Merity and Duffy. Time OF game hours
and 30 minutes.
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rappas to Meet WIldeH

Jimmy Pappas. the Greek bantam.
claims that he has been selected "a
the next opponent of Jimmy Wilde.
the hyweight champion Of England.
Pappas a y he will sail In a few day1.
and that the contest IL set for next
month. Pappas may give Wilde a fairly
good argument. but he will be beaten.
The sun., 1916-08-21

TOTALS. LII SLOT .
sRatted for Forbes in the ninth inning.
rNone out when winning run was scored.
Lincoln Giants. ....... 0 0 0 0 0 s.
lronsides. .......... o o o 1 0 0 o.
First base on errors-Lincoln Giants. 2 Iron
aides. : Tive base hits-Thomas. Stoll. sacri-
nee hits-Braeg 2, Forbes. Mongin. Stolen
bases-Piercc. Poles. r. Wiley. Heath. Left on
bases-Lincoln Giants. II Ironsides, 0. Double
Rlays-Bentley TO Heath: Forbes unassisted.
BASES on ballsIOm Reddins, on Hass, >.
p,re-Mr. Oldes. Time Of ssme--i hour and
80 minutes.
AT Olympic Field-First game II. H.. r..
Lincoln Giants......... 0303:010x-s 10 0
Observation-Disclosures and Balvo: Banks and
Pierce.
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%HINDENBURG IN FRONT.
scores Victory in Feature TrOt M
HARLEM Speedway.

-Four heats were necessary to decide
the winner of the ! :01 trot In the regular
weekly matinee of the Road Drivers As
ISOLATION at Harlem Speedway yesterday
afternoon. +. Muller's brown gelding
Hindenburg won the race.
A special match race between Glover
Patch and Nightingale was interesting.
Glover Patch tool two OF the three heats
and the honors, The summaries;
l.W ACE.
Kentucky BeHc, h. N, (E, Carpenter. ,. I
Polly Berry, gr, M Nv. O'NeilD ,...,..2 2
Time-l 10. I p0sl,.
07 TROT.
Hindeburg br, &. oE. Mullrr,, ,,.3
Catherine r., b. m, IL, Carpente), 3
Little Ella A., hk, M. wv. Horn). !
Time-l LOS, $40, ! ,O6h los.
lN TROT,
Exultnnt. br, g. q, Gilnore),. ,.,.....
Bessie Barron, hr, m, a., Carpenter) ..,..c
Time :07, :T.
SPECIAL RACE-MIXED,
Glover Patch. br, m, trotter ~, Muir.
Nightingale. b, M, PAGER IL. Muller. .,. l Z
No time taken.
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Y. NJ. II. A. LEAGUE.
FINAL
silk n. n. League.

At 81. Ann's Oval n. II. u
l.. A u. stern. .,.... 900 %:l lt0-l: - I
WIN. Openhym 4 Sons 0l0 col lo<-t9 II I
Ratteries-Courter. Prn q x~labunde
PA 10 and Thalwitssr.
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STATUTE NILES.

COURSE. m.a STATUTE MiLfs.
widgeon. r.. Gade........... - - n y n
Respite H.. W. II. Smith. Time not taken
CLASS A-CRU1SERs-sTART, 3:so-COURsE,
70.S STATUTE MILES.
Caddy H., Bernard Zahn. ..... . 70 80 n
Orihamme H.. H. =. Quincy. Z % 80 OF Of
CLASS B-CRCIsERs-START N:oo-COURsR
TO- STATUTE MILES.
Spare Time. 2. Wilson. ........ ~ 80
Heather. J. H. Wallace. ...... Z u . IL
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Local Bouts This Week.

The offerings at the various boxing clubs
for this week ar" more ,pretenttous than
for some tim" past ana mould fnrn,sn
attractive cards on the l,st are those Of
the Emnire A. g. on THURSDAY and The
Empire will present Harlem ratsv cline
ami Leo Johnson. This should prove 10
be one OF tho mostsbrillisn NJ, boxing matches
are wonderfully clever.
Hardly less interesting VIII be the bout
heavy hitting Weller and fonns Jack
Bricn. the clever Quaker weIter. n
Cross ran hang a knockout on tn" eiusiv.
tho cross family soaring.
At Washington Park IN Brooklyn on the
Al woicnst'
callahan. who is a product OF Brooklyn,
has never received the credit due him at
in the West and that Is probably the rea-
son. callahan has fought the best boys In
1ll n,'i Dunl is.l' Jack n Rasa. tn. .As Su,tr ssii.s
lightweight, MeNicin Joe Rivers, Ralph
Gtuuan. Joe ManIot. Gilbert Gallant, Benny
Palmer. sam Robideau. Rocky Kansas and
johnny Harvey. II was Callahan who
stopped Hary"y'r winning streak in ths
West. Callahan mi Wolgast should fus-
nish some good milling,
Butch O'Hngen and Tommy Coleman. the
furnish the fireworks at the Harlem $. G.
next Friday night. nnd the Albany weltsr
Is expected to show considerable class.
At the olympic 4, 4. tonight PatV
r'in- and Sailor Nolk will mix IL. Abe
Friedman AMI 10" Lynch Will meet In an
other contest. cline boxes again on Thur.
day at tho Empire \. e, th"r viii prepare
for bouts with All Woigast and Byron
Downey In Philadelphia aud Culumbus re-
spectively.
A. the Clermont A. e. tonight Mke
McTieue VIII meet Willie Lnnrford.
As an exercise gallop In .paration for
his bout with Dundee at the Garden, Joe
yelling Will take on Bobby Moore at
the Arverne ). G. on Thursday.
Terry Miller, the fast and clever East
side bantam, Is making a reputation for
himself. His work nj local clubs has
drawn favorable comment, He has de-
feated among others Johnny Russell.
Johnny Daily, Eddie Campi, Young Al
kale. Joe Wagner, plnky Burns and Teddy
Jacobs. Manager Mccartney In trying "a
arrange = bout between Terry and either
Ertle or Williams,
The sun., 1916-08-21
'PHILLY PROMOTERS
THRIVE ON BOXING
Directors of Olympic Club, In
Annual Report, Show Re-
ceipts of $04,652.8O.
TIMELY BOXING GOSSIP

After reading the essential features
Of the annual report Of the Olympia
A. A. Of Philadelphia the unpleasant
suspicion forces itself upon us that the
Quaker promoters are better equipped
for the handling Of boxing contests than
a majority Of the New York clan.
Olympia A. A. has a clubhouse specially
constructed for boxing and holds about
5000 persons. The prices are moderate
and the house II damned at every en-
tcrtainment. The annua, report set
forth that the total receipts for the
season Of 1886 were S94.652.S0 ana
the net profits for the season SlO.36e.S<.
After declaring n 3 per cent. dividend
the officials were reelected. and every
body departed smiling and ready for
he approaching season.
Perhaps II might not he a a idea
for some OF our struggling promoters
to go over to Philadelphia INC watch
Harry Edwards and his associates In
their specially of making money out
Of the boxing game.
Stories TO the effect that Johnny
O1eary broke his right leg In his bout
with Johnny Dundee at Boston and
that the defeated man was unconscious
for several hours after the bout prove
to have been pure inventions. II u
charged that O'Leary's manager started
the yarns In order TO soften tho sting
Of defeat for his man. r
O'Leary arrived In Buffalo yesterday
none the worse physically. but very
much cast down by his defeat.
The sun., 1916-08-21

r,. Trinity Grub retained It's lead In tho
Hrooklvn AnfaEsur League by defeating
Inc Cousins nine At the Parade Grounds
last saturday . to T. The standing ana
The sun., 1916-08-21

Announcement Is made In Philadelphia
that Ert1e has finally agreed to meet
Benny Kaufman at Olympia A. A. on
Labor Day. The weight is to be l1s
ringside. which Kaufman can make
handily. 1t will be the hardest tryout
Ertle has ever met.