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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09

Billy Gibson has stirred no some
thing. lie claims that Freddie Welsh
has ducked the ISSUE with Bonnie
Leonard and he sent out an open let
ter that the world might read Of Fred's
frightful neglect OF The Bronx boys
challenge Harry Pollok comes right
ont Of the it'll dark woods Of mys-
terv and says This is the Welsh inter
ests:
Dear Igoe:
~ see that one, Billy Gibson Of Il
Mace called The Bronx. Is muchiy
peeved over the failure Of certain
charge Of his. Benny Leonard, falling
% get a match with Freddie Welsh. ID
tho frat place, who is Benny Leonard :
nelvino into the dope ] hnd that
aid Teonard's sole and only claim 10
d;stinction is the fact that ne leaned
= K. o. wallop on the button OF SICK
"Joe Mandot. one Of our A No. J
brand Of lightweights journeyed 70
this isle Of ours when he should nave
been holding down cot in some nos
initial and. because be had passed ms
'vord TO do 50. climbed into ring with
Gibson's ambitious youngster. GIBSON
could have X. O.'d poor Joe that night
a. the New Orleans boy hardly mad
strength to stick his maulers into the
gloves and drag himself up TO the
slaughter. Mandot's manager lnomas
Welsh. should be censured for letting
Nsndot 20 TO the wars that night.
Welsh does not want 20 be hs,ed
10 court for obtaining money under
false pretences by meeting bronx on,
Billv's jumping jacs However, II Gio
is really sincere he can have q khAi
proposition. Welsh is willing 10 wager
$4,000 that he can take Leonard
measure in a twenty-round champion
shin match. Let Gibson dig into his
leans. make this little wager. find a
place for the battle, and the matcn Is
his.
And. incidentally, in passing. ]
would like to remark that this propose
ton goes for any other hghtwelSht
who fsncies his chances KNOW that
there is not d lightweight IN the ring
to-day whom Welsh cannot take INTO
camp in a twenty round contest. 80
the offer goes as II lays. VINO VIII De
the first man up?
Very truly.
HARRY POLLOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
VANDUSEN A STAR
IN PALM BEACH GOLF

Palm Beach. Fla, Feb. :. F. c. Van
dusen. Minikahda. in to-day's golf
tourney made better score Up 20 the
time he defeated S. Maddox. Palm
Beach. 7 up and 20 play. than did
Walter J. Travis. Garden City, yester-
day. when he was meds.list. The re
markable golf Of young Reginald VI.
Lewis, Wykagyl. VINO defeated Y. r.
Rochester, Deal. up and . 70 play,
by reason Of laying him three stymes,
featured the first round Of the South
Florida championship golf tournament
played here.
Another extra-hole match resulted IN
the fourth flight. when Peter Dolgcr,
Deal. defeated $. {. Jones, Kanawaki, :.
up. The scores OF the first sixteen fol-
low:
Flr-, sixteen Walter J Trssis. Garden CTS. ds-
',afed y g. Spsiing. chicago up and IN piN .
A ! Huston - Dag'i's. defeated : Hunserofi
Cai-i0nia seresr-l ' & Iong.ey. Na,0nsi. -
10 loiesl. 3 - Frazier User. defeated . u
iiFf- south Shore. ~ 10 lo'esfs p NhNin
Wilmington defeated I : Shelton. s. Andrew
w. AL 20 pIs5. 4. Aandusen Ninistlds
d~feate,l Maddox Palm Reach. ~ nl .'
rls. 4 g. con GarIen cts. defeati
fa-.ef ~ofrsrsst poo srl 1 fo plsF " Lewis
WyAsgL defeated "a hocAcsief. pea. u'
ana 70 .lsY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
Bits of Baseball Chatter
Heard on Winter Diamond

was along the lobby looking for minor
league players. So was Nike O'Neill.
George Stovall, the famous Fire
brand. revelled in the going yesterday.
Life was one handshake after another
for George, and he liked Il.
But Just what the future holds for
him is Q matter Of conjecture. Certain
it is that Stovsll would make al ideal
manager for some club. He worked
wonders with Cleveland and Kansas
City. too.
Il ras denied on all sides that Chief
Meyers would be with the Superbas
next season.
The National League banquet will be
held tonight Yea. 30, There will be
no long speeches, for which he diners
Will be glad.
Jack Murray is still looking for a
job with the Yankees. Hs camped close
20 the trail Of Bill Donovan, but IL il
thought that there is little chance OF
him landing there. Jack also is after
a trial with the Braves.
Dave Shesn, manager OF the Provi-
dence team. has been bought b. the
Phillies Shean is a Fordhsm boy lie
has seen service with the Athletic and
Cubs.
The rumor spread that I'd Konetchy
would be purchased by the Reds. but
there was no way Of verifying II. +.
was said that Garry Hermann offered
$4,000 for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
YALE SWIMMERS
SWAMP CORNELL
Win Meet by Score of as to 5 in
Big Carnegie Pool.

New Haven, Feb g. Yale admin
istered a decisive defes, 10 the Cornell
swimming team here this afternoon,
winning by score Of as 20 5. Ever
first and second place went % a Yale
man. Cornell taking ell of the thirds.
Carnegie Pool was filed 10 capacity
with Yalc's guests az the annual
junior prom. Captain Couple Black
Of the football team furnished con
siderable portion Of the entertainment.
"a announcer.
Bright. OF Yale. in the distance
plunge. went 20 feet 8 inches the best
performance IN the Yale pool in com
petition In several years. Schlact. cap
tain o. the Yale team. made ms first
appearance since his illness. ard won
first place ~ the hrty-yard SWIM with
ease. His rest has improved his work.
In the 220-yard swim Hopkirs and
Howe. Of Yale, fought it out for first
place Hopkins winning BY d small
margin.
The summaries follow:
SOC zoo, re..y Won b. Ysie F-sson Msy.r.
i.-hs ,nd S-h'sei Cornell Els,'s Woodnin
T.ncy dl,e-Woa ,y Benjamin Nj. s.o5sy.
ls'e second. , Ie.4ns Cornell. third
FITS -ysru rlr-Ncn hg schl..t T,. Maysr.
..0.ysrd swim Won By Ferguson. Yale. Wa ls,
Yale. Second. Eissc. Cornell. fhIri Time .
Plunge a.. dsttrcc-Wor ty Right Yas rffh
% feet inches 4 anls. is. s.-onl with 20 ret.
90 7srd sviui-Won ty Hogsns Tl, Hos.
ale. second. spar tfTn-. iIlr4 Tine a j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
DARTMOUTH BEATS
ARMY AT HOCKEY
College Boys TrOuHce Cadets by
a Score of 9 10 0.

West Point, y. J., Feb s. After
being compelled 10 cancel the first half
fozen Of their regularly scheduled
hockey games this season because OF
poor ice. the Army seven go, on The ice
today for tts frst time in a month
and were overwhelmed ny Dartmouth 70
the tune of 70 g.
The Hanoverians, while not particu-
larly finished stick handlers, were n
fast aggre1at ION and in splendid couii-
ION. They rang up six goals in lie first
nalf. Rsycroft and Nurchie katirg
through the Army's defence time ard
again. The former got the first goal on
2 pretty pass from Tyler. The Cadets
ad but few chances 70 shoot and all
were cleverly stopped by Holden House
vas the best skater for the Army.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
Negro Wins lmpreSSively
as He Does Hundred
in Ten Flat.
RYAN CAPTURES
THE BANTER MILF
Ted Meredith Scores His Second
Consecutive Victory in the
Buermeyer 500.
Nv HAYWOOD BROUN.

Howard ?. Drew did not break o.
equal record when he ran tho 100
ward special az the New York a. G.
games last night I'm ten seconds nat
but his victory furnished the most inn
prcssivc display of ability among "a
host OF competent performers who
gathered al tbc ,-d Regiment Armory.
Tho RaNtcr mile mis- hf have been inc
feature of tho evening. but was
married by biz of unutcuuousl bump
ing at tho last turn on tic way mono
md Tho pace was distress slow.
lack RYAN. OF the y = A., was the
winner. The time. 3:40 So was tine
lowest ever recorded lu the running
Of the Baxter mile. The runners TOOK
20 less than two minutes and twenty
nine seconds for the first half mile
because all the stars we're afraid u
set the pace.
Meredith ran splendidly in winning
the 500 Buermeyer Special He com
pleted the Job IN 0:59 As, which Is
tuo-ffths Of a second better than last
Years time, and he succeeded ~ de-
sesting Dave Caldwell, Of Boston, who
las been winning almost every impol
tant running event. regardless OF dis
.ancc. in the last Few weeks.
But tho hundred was the best aue
ne most IMPRESSIVE race INC q"
ne aud Of the indoor season. Dire"
IS marvel ID was not 20 mucn that
% won from 81 field which included Roy
Worse. 10 LOOMS and Frank stephen
SON, but the manner o. .l7 Victory
ien SECONDS IS las. enough 10 "l'.e-
any body. AVID last nigh there was
added wonder ln tnai inc lInc wa
made on board roo '. "a' moe.
Nlyah 7. Meyer 'an me hundFed lHooo's
nine and fo-r-titns last year it
}Idslo, but be wore spikes ih 'Aa'
print.
As rule Drew gems precious liae,
IONS OF time IN star -n~- he WA, T."
90 leave the maiN i"s' DO ''e
preliminary discussion OF me "to-
was said that Looms h.eni very pOssi-
bly, revenge himectt % Drc" iol l"e
lctest IN the MNl7ose scNehlF-l ara
dash by gaining much ground lu me
closing strides Of the longer sprint
asst night. As a matter of fact. LOOMS
WOULD have won last nights race If It
3ad bcon sevcnty-yard dash. Thirty
ards from home he Was al least ,hrce
ards ahead OF Drew At the finish he
was five wards behind him. Norsc
crested second honOrs from LOOMS,
and finished about three yards back
OF Drew.
Il would have been interesting 20
have timed Drew In that final sprint
dc gained on Loomis appreciably with
very stride. LOOMS appears to have
the ideal build for sprinter He was
covering inches more than Drew. but
Inc negro hit up a faster tootbeat than
The Chicago man could match. If IT is
anv satisfaction TO the adherents Of
oon,ie tberc is no DENYING the fact
a., he ,e ,oo,a Graceful fhsU his rival
'JI j. q. crcyboEnd The sight Of the
- -; ,s,,,,re Of DreV, bur+lino
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09

Western WOmen'S Golf
Tourney at Grand Rapids

Chicago, Feb. s.-Decision 10 hold
the annual championship % the Won
ems Western Golf Association at Grand
Rapids. Mich. was reached at a meet
ing OF the executive committee Of the
association last night The tourns-
ment Is scheduled for August 2l-25, Oh
the Kent Country Club course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
Three-Heat Plan for
Grand Circuit Race

Detroit. FEB. s-E1cep'ing 10 M,
,+aIos all events a, the blue r'T =.
Grand Circuit, harness meeting u ~.
,roit. from July ?. 70 =, ". W ~. rr
on the three-heat plan, WIZ -" !, 20
mu,uel system Of speculation
announced to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
CApABLANCAW WINS
FROM JANOWSKL
Cuban Chess Wizard Now
Sure of First Prize in
the Rice Tourney.

Jose r. CaIablanca was IN mis- OLD
time form When he faced D. Janows~,
OF Paris, in the third round Of the Rec
memorial tournament az the Cafe Bou-
levard yesterday, and So 4 result IRE
spectators were treated 70 very fine
exposition Of the royal game. Not only
did he defeat the French chess cham
pion in most dashng style, out h. made
sure Of the first prize, as he leads his
rival by four clear points, with only
three more rounds to finish
Capabanca with the black side % a
Queens Gsmbit declined and gueen<
exchanged as early as the sixth move,
had anything but promising material
with which 10 work. Nevertheless ne
produced q combination Of exceptions.
hnesse and depth. by means of whicn
he broke through his opponents post
tion and gained access 10 his kinr
Finally, on the thirty-eghth move, the
Cuban won the exchange. and IN add
tion surrounded the white king with
his rocks This brought the resigns
tion Of he Frenchman after fortyslr
moves.
Capab.ancs can nov afford 20 lose mis-
adjourned game with Chajes. in which
he gave up his queen, although IL will
be a hard task for Chajes. The Cuban
stated Yesterday that instead OF his los
ing his queen in the game IN question
he had deliberately sacrificed that piece
in a combination which was perfectl,'
sound. but which failed IN its objec.
because he missed the right continue
tion.
In the other game played yesterday
between Chsies and Kupchik. another
Queens Gambit declined. both experts
displayed intimate knowledge OF the
cpening, and. sharing the honors OF the
middle game. agreed TO draw after
thirty-four moves.
The standing 20 date follows:
PLAYER Won Log Player Won Los.
Csgs1ianc, ISIS -. hurchik .... sis ~
l.AoA sA ~ - 'Aales ......... - 81.
husffr ....... o., %
In the fourth round at the CATS
Boulevard to-day the pairing will be IS
follows: kostic -. Janowski. kupchiS
vs.. Capablanca. Chajes a bye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
DARTMOUTH'S FIVE
BEATS YALE TEAM
intercollegiate Champions Are
No Match for Rivals.

New Haven. Feb. g. Yale's cham
pionship basketball team met its second
defeat Of the season this afternoon At
the hands Of Dartmouth By score Of
30 70 ~. The visitors had an uncsnny
way OF csging their shots from any
angle on the Aoor. and their passing
and general team work was far better
than that Of the Blue
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
Boxing Bouts
for the Week

TONIGHT.
Cie-msnt 4 C.--Ichnrs erti, ard T,-y Martin.
THURSDAY.
s,,, h,e York A. C--Hirry lsru and Yours
ShNssj.
FRIDAY.
Loaoacs A. C-Isot Dlllon ana lac. Gcer.
Battling Le,lnsky ard Wild BIr K,nss.
Teid, Jacob. snd Frant. Brown
Harlem spor,lrs club-tndrs Anderson ana Boz
Oyero
Vanderbilt a. c.-Nd sIlliyan ard WIN,
Jones. Al Thens, snd fsUns DriS;ol
SATURDAY..
rslrment A. c.-TonHy nalonS ard A1sls
Ratnsf.
Cl,r-snt a. c.--Frsnsle Rowan ard KID Hsnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09
J IT UIN'
HARRY POLLOK

tn. change in dates Will be 70
Moran's benefit, = anything. Fighting
ten DAYS earlier. the switch has robbed
the champion ~ lot Of valuable time.
lie is not in as good condition as ne
was at Havana that is sure. and unless
lie has been doing light work on the
sly Moran will have II on him IN the
matter of condition. as he has slowed
AWAY two stiff fights with Corey.
-Four out Of Ave Of my friends
around the Waldorf are looking for
Willard money said Tex Richard last
night az think that IL will be q great
bout. and don't mind saying that !
think that Moran has great chance 70
win before the limit. He has the
nuncb. the experience and the cour-
nge. Some say that the betting Will be
Q 70 /. but think that the legitimate
price will be 10 20 T..
Moran starts for Saratoga tonight
to get the air Light road work viii
constitute his training while at the
Spa. Returning he will 80 10 his old
quarters at Dal Hawkinss roadhouse. In
Westchester. He viii have Bill Mckln-
non and Brooklyn iron moulder for
sparring partners. The iron moulder
is as large "a Willard. and Moran in
tends 70 use him as q human target.
that he may get Colonel Willard
range Ike Dorgan insists that Moran
paint a large round bull''-eye on the
iron workers short ribs. lsasc be
lieves that the short RIB thing IS the
short ROAD to the worlds champion
ship. Twas ever thus.
Brother sammy Wallace sounds a
warning. Hars Hsrk. Hsrk,
Dear Hype: The hearing Of my
complaint against the Manhattan A. c.
for an unpaid balance Of $500 has posi-
lively been set for Thursday. February
10 at p. m.
'1'vs got a tip that the Manhattan
A. {. people are going 70 try and engi
neer some rough stuff. so u looks as
= plenty Of fireworks will be fur
nished Among the gallant array OF
counsel representing all side. have
looking after my end one of the
ABIEST lawyers in America. and - rs
NOT NE, 80 the club elan had better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09

Gosis-MIfchi. ID. CIffler. Tyer. GeFin 90.
; ncror f-i. Score eud o. srst lst-Arny O..
uirmou1 8. Suhsfruit1rs-Mcrrsl FOR Mumm'.
LAY f0r McLe,n ant DIrfee fog saraks Tine q
slves-r twenty MINUTES Ref--ee-Lteut.lsrt Pa.
don Arm. TNN~r-Csdet Walsh. Ann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-09

Drew Again Proves
Mastery as Sprmter

in his effort 70 catch Moore. The gain
ing WAS slow AZ first. but on the TAR
turn Meredith came shoulder 10 shout
der with Moore. The man from Prince
ton tried TO put a bit more speed INTO
hi. pace. lie acted as II Vale tsckler
WA about 10 dive for him. Meredith
did not dive. He went on past Moore,
and Moore could 20 no faster. On the
contrary. he began TO slow up as his
lungs pulled increasing protests. bilIy
Moore made face and plunged on.
Caldwell caught him and won second
place. hut the mastery Of Meredith vas
not m doubt He won by a. least hFe
yards
Ncrcdith's victory broke remark
able run Of successes IN which ald"eli
has INDUCED He is n versatile per
former. rs this sprintcr-runner Of the
Roston \. g. AZ the Save-a-l Home
games ne won the l,000-yard dash: Al
the Nillrose games ac defeated Mere
diih nm the 500. and then at the boston
A. \. games last Saturday he took =
milo AZ short notice and defeated a
brilliant field in tho Hunter
Tho Baxter Mile brought out me
Geld Tho victory or Jack Ryan. OF
the Il. A. A.. was somewhat OF sur
prise.
! !. O'Ncin. Of the Now York \. C..
made tho pace. He had heard. per
hans. that the race is not always to the
swift. and uo doubt. no was familiar
with tbc story Of the tortoise and
trc hare. Tho tortoise was MS model
Tho men seemed content 20 crawl
about tho track aud LET the final sprint
decide IT, When the bell rang for the
last lap the runners we're well punched.
DeyAuncy. who was just bit back
showed plenty Of speed. and seemed 10
he The strongest sort OF contender.
I'm rounding the last turn he and Willie
Gordon bumped. Devsnney fell, but
Gordon lost little ground through the
mishap. Ryan did not look like a
winner until the stretch. and then he
came very fast on the outside and won
easily enough.
oae , S-... s'as''p o E.rs. By ,i l2s' e,
81. lsrs % t S.-4,,. ,i'-,af Hu,o Z 3.
seventy eve All dash fadi''P "o ,,.
.s 'tte-..,s d, rcaa-,sn's Il frsu. 'iir-
u,r,- m., W. l.}. w r.- H'e''
s. Mla, Gor.o. \"' lo'N 80
-.,... t,.s t.. ,,. .s. l~ap $50. o., 4 :.
o. .,s .cI .sal p. Wsay.
Sci. So. D'l,c-..,s DO .c.I Gig. rne.
H..-rer -ro .~s'cs ilrtsucr| Won ~
.ar-- g. Mfr-f. n'v'fs'i. ~ I@'4' 49, 49,.
-. r..r..... ir.s.r,t'. .lrI: Thomas 7 q
Bosom e A.. ,o--a. '-.@ Ifes.ae'. Toronto.
t....,g ....... ..1. We. uy g W':he-op
,,." - .s.ic "a fot'l. vih sc'usi
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Abr, h.c.- g. IS 'ec1. thiII.
... 3. f-.. r..es
r.. rs,. dash .s--a..f. .rvfs'ion Won u HOY
srl D. uIea University . Cshf,7ii. Roy p.
N,-f ~aItu-'res.tHf a &C. Arr...--''-
l...a.' g. A. t'r-. Fra1e J. Sieiae'5 rt-
olo w.,,-
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4- .-- s..r.. ,a-. Walter Sew Yoro A e.
.-i Tine ".ol i-S.
n.. rIa walls faf leap Woi rs w. = hoist''
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In the fourth round al the ta:s
Boulevard to-day the pairing will be IS
follows: kostic -. Janowski, kupchia
vs.. Capablanca. ChAjes a bye.
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By ALBERT PAYsoN TERHUNE
By Hop

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 taken for less thnu 25c for first inser- tton. Cash mmst accOmpanx order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-30

LADIES--A fascinating home business; tinting postcards pictures, etc, spare time; S5-12 weekly; no canvassing; sam pies, 1Oc; particulars free Artint 465K, 130 Manhattan st., New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-30

PARTY leaving town will accept the first reasonable offer for sS1 gas range, prac- tcally new; can be seen at Harris Transfer company. Phone Main lS4l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-30
ONE CENT A WORD
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

RATES-One cent a word a days no nd. taken for less than 25c for first fnscr- ton. CHsh wvsf arcOmpany order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-30

POLL-ANGUS CATTLE For sale, 90 head of high-grade Poll Angus heifers, years old; will drop calves early this spring: 71sc per pound f. O. b. Epes, Ala.
 R. H. LONG,
 Gainesville. Ala.
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