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BIG M FOR LEHIGH R.R.
Company Bays Many Acres-City
May Block Plan.

= A big stretch Of land under water at
the foot OF Chapel venue, Jersey City.
has been acquired by the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, according 10 deeds filed there
Yesterday. on II the railroad plans to
erect a 100000 o freight terminal. un-
less the city prevents this by litigation.
The land runs $500 feet along the
shore front and $500 feet into the bay.
II is south Of Black Tom and north of
the Pennsylvania Railroads Grcenville
freight yards. Local opposition Is based
on n belief that the proposed criminal
will interfere with plans for sewers and
other local improvements.
The land was bought from the heirs
OF the Currle n Livermore estates and
the contracting Arm of Morris q Cum
m!ngs.
The sun., 1916-12-07
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE
~ciowdlness and warmer followed
BY rain tomorrow; northwest winds, dlmln-

For eastern New York. fair te-aayt IN:
creaslnG t10Udlnesa and warmer followed
BY rain Tomorrow; Get winds, dlmfn-
ishing and becoming variable.
For New Jersey. fair to-day; increasing
cloudiness and warmer tomorrow: mod
crate westerly winds. becoming variable.
For northern New England. generally
fair to-day; increasing cloudiness followed
by rain or snow In the west portion to-
ishlng BY night.
For southern New England. fair to-day;
increasing cloudiness followed by rain In
the west portion tomorrow; westerly
winds, diminishing md becoming variable.
For western New York. fair to-day: rain
Tomorrow: moderate west to south Winds.
Increasing Tonight.
NEW YORK. Dec. THE depression which
has been moving eastward on the northern
border was central over Quebec and -;
Lawrence Valley yesterday. and caused light
ern New York and New England.
Another low pressure area embraced all sec.
tons west OF the Mississippi Valley. except
the Pacific and northern plateau states. from
q centre over eastern Wyoming.
The pressure was high throughout the
southeastern quarter Of the country.
1t was cooler in most sectors east OF the
Mississippi River. but freezing temperature
did not extend east of the upper lake regions.
Higher temperature prevailed In the. west
Gulf and northward over the Missouri. valley.
Showers occurred In northern Florida.
Texas and on the Pacific coast. and snow In
northern Utah.
In this city the day was fair and cooler:
per cent. barometer. corrected TO read TO so
level. NJ A NJ 20 q. 4 - M 90 IA
The sun., 1916-12-07
WOMAN CONVICTED OF MURDER
second Degree Verdict Retained
Against Miss Colby In Montana.

THOMPSON FALLS. Mon. Dec. s,-Miss
Edith Colby. a newspaper reporter. was
found guilty Of murder In the second de-
gree here to-day for shooting and killing
A. G.. Thomas, a politician. The penalty
is ten to twelve years in the peniten-
tiary.
Mss Colby. ~ years old, shot Thomas
September % last after he had passed
he" in the street without needing her de-
mand that he apologize for an alleged
insult the day before. Miss Colby al
legged Thomas had called her a red light
woman" after she rebuked him for with
holding news when she visited him in
her capacity as a reporter for a news
paper In Thompson Falls.
The sun., 1916-12-07
TO PLAY

On sunday afternoon at Manhattan Ca
mo me Manhattan 4 C. All Stars will
,hsugurrte their basketball season with
o ae Elizabeth Five. Manager Lush has
interstate League, incirh.ng Frank BruE-
try OF Paterson and Jimmy Clinton OF
D,Snspor', .. fo"war's, Cars Leonard OF
founded UP jos Dreyfus Of Stamford. Alex
Marcy OF Patterson md Heinie Henschel.
IN the nrst game New York Of the Inter
so m's Leas,s Will clash with the Patsr-
The sun., 1916-12-07
CUBS TO TRAIN ON COAST.
Cult Tampa In Favor of C.mn r.,
Pasadena. tai.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-The CHICAGO No
tional League club will establish its
1917 spring training camp In Pasadena.
Cal. 1t was officially announced to-day.
The players will leave for Tho coast
February "a. Charles II, weeghman.
president Of the club, said hc had offered
the Tampa. Florida. Baseball Associa-
ton $500 to terminate his contract,
which specifies that the Chicago club
uAIst train there for two years more
The sun., 1916-12-07
ASIATIC MAILS.

shanghai md specially addressed mrl
for CHINA, ,lap.n and Cn"ea. via SCAT .,
per steamship h~nnakura Muru. close at
$50 T.. NJ tu las
Hawaii. Ma san Francisco. ner str, ~ sh a
W~ilhelmlns clos" - Gao = NJ to-day.
Japan, CoreH ''Ina ,"Xr"p ng Snanghri
cityl and the Nl. iupin. islinds via Van.
couyer. pcr -'''u~nIp ii0rI.,s OF JaI,II
close at $3.50 = S,iurdn.
postmaster Morgan eNnulnCcs tina. mpils
.; Melbourne, Nryeu,h'r I NncEiaur, Ne
vemher =, and Wellington, Novamhrr -.
which arrived At san Francisco prr
steamer Natal, were despatched. ca,, On
December 4 aud are due In Sew York to.
morrow morning.
The sun., 1916-12-07
BASKETBALL AT RUTGERS.
Practice S~tarted-wittpenn Only
Veteran RcmainiMw.

NEw BRUNSWICK. ". j., Dec. 6-Bas-
ketbali practice at Rutgers started In
hand. when the football men appeared
for work. Coach Frank Hin gave the
men . good workout and said I've was
highly pleased with the material. Cant.
Wittpenn In laid W with n bad knee. In
Jured during the football season.
Negotiations arc under way for q game
with Yale In New Brunswick OH Febru-
AIRY 81. Yale having offered that date.
CAPT. wittpsnn b the only veteran on
the team this year.
The sun., 1916-12-07
FOR ENGLISH q

English Rugby football practice In
being held every Sunday at the grounds
.! ;he Staten Island c:.e''e. and Tenn!s
club al Livingston. Staten Island. Two
Teams are being rum and 4 match will
De played OH Saturday. Players DESTROYS
Of having q game may communicate
Win y. J, u. O'Rorke. Room 1884. 40
Broadway.
The sun., 1916-12-07
TO USE ENGLISH HELL
Hssvsrs Grew May Row Ysie II
a. Inpsptea Seat.

BosroN. Dec. 1.-THE Harvard varsity
crew will have an English racing shell
mt It's disposal for the race with Yale
next June. a boat turned out by an Eng
iish builder having arrived to-day on the
steamship Camhrtau. "
The builder has produced shells for
tho oxford and Cambridge crews for
many years. Harvard authorities plan
TO match American products against ths
Engaish shsll II trials nsxt spriAg to de-
tsrsnins which bqst shell. carry the Grin.
voh eight st Nd IeaAea. -
The sun., 1916-12-07
new c OFFICIAL.

Al a meeting of tho United States Ref
srees Union 1t the Broadway Central
Hotel A.. Burnstde was elected. secretary
IN place OF 4. NaAsl. resigned. Burn
ing onrctatsd a. many impertant Gsmes
In the East. - i. Nf
The sun., 1916-12-07
ARMY AND NAVY D

WASHINGTON. Dec. s-These army
orders were Issued to-day:
Special orders October IS relating TO Col.
wilmot r.. Ellis. Coas, Artillery, amended
10 re love him FROM duty IL Hawaiian De.
partincnt March ~ instead Of February 10.
Special orders December amended as
nfth Infantry, on leave In this city, will
report to president Army War College for
temporary duty for thirty days, and a, ex-
r~iration this period Will rever; 10 status Of
Capt. RAYMOND c, Bull. ~, c. now At
Matter Reed General Hospital. Di.triet Of
Columbia. will report TO commanding officer
Of that hospital fer duty.
Major Thomas ". Darrah. Infantry. de-
t9ched. Ia assigned to Twenty seventh In
Tirs, Lieut.. IL II. HammelI. NJ. n. G.. re-.
licved in sou,hern Department and relieved
Lieut. Rowland n wolfe. 81 n G. detailed
~ members OF examining board at Fort
lieved.
capt. 4. p.us.ry. Philippine Scouts. re-.
at Fort Sill. Oklahoma
second Lieut. sidney s. IA Costa, Philip.
PITT The sG resisnn,,onr ,' OF , issI foIio% wi a'' oinss,:;
have been accepted; Second Lieut.. Irving
y. Body, FRS, Cavalry. New York Ma
First cepara,. Battalion Field Artillery,
Colorado National Guard: Second Lieut..
James r.. Knapp, Squadron A Cavalry. New
York National Guard.
Leave OF absence; Col. wilmot e. Ellis.
Coast Artillery. two months. with permits
sion to visit china and Japan: Major Fred
erich, f. Phelps. retired. ten days; Major
Il, H. Compere, second infantry, Arkansas
National Quad. one month Capt. Albert
NounGlof, Philippine scouts. extension Of
four months on surgeons certificate: First
Lieut. II H. Uammcll, VI. n c.. twenty.
Nv" days, 'npt Joseph NJ. Hanson. Fourth
Infantry, south Dakota National GUARD.
extended ore month. MaIor-Gen. william
G. GnrEas, Surgeon General, extended three
nays, Malor Thcodor" g. Lister. NJ, G, ex-
tension three davs, capt. Robert J. West,
fl fantry, detached, one month.
The sun., 1916-12-07

Highest temperature. 80. IN 3:15 p. n.
Lowest temperature ~, at \ A. NJ.
tScfage temperature. IS.
The sun., 1916-12-07

These navy orders were issued to-day:
CAPT. G. II Morgan. to War College Jan
uary l..
Lieut.. q McCourts. detached Philadel-
phin yard, 10 home to await orders.
Lieut.. Ciunior grader j. Wilbur. de-
taChod Salem. 10 Fulton.
Lieut. tilnior gradeI T.. G. Scheibla, de-
tachcd Ni' hn!ann, to rrometheus.
Lieut., tjunic' gradel O. y. Barker. de-
,achel Michis an, 20 Nicholson.
Ensign H.. !. Ingram, detached New
Nampshi-c to Fulton.
Surgeon NJ X. Johnson. detached Okla
homg, II home and walt orders.
The sun., 1916-12-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

,,,,. IMMATURE ALMANAC. 81
ohHed states Coast and Geode,ic survsv-
Standard Time.
!" n'0s' 'S;i:@ Sun cts. A:.o p NJ
aooh sets. .....6:cO = ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
'ands Hook: $40 NJ Gov. Island s:oAx
neil Gate......S;cs
Low WATER THIS DAY. "a.
'anoS HOOK a::is A N Gov. Island. 4, :os A n ,
neil 1atc.,...l:i3
ARRivED-wEDNEsDAY. recember g.
Espasne. . A. NJ. Bordearv. Nov. q. y
Nov Kansas City. II p. ". Tuesday. BRISTOL
S s. Madonna. II r. NJ. Tuesday. Bordeaux
t.,:,on; : a. NJ. Gibraltar. Nov. g.
!: e soaS,s'n'j p ? r z n; D.r.moS.h. Nov. 10
Sc Gristobs. ;:is A. NJ %p' cp;. S9vi y No..
: nermudian. $3.50 A. NJ, BERMUDA H.
NS ss v ny OF Everett. 1880 p. NJ. fsmpiec.
Sc Apache. Jacksonville. Dec. 4
g Madison. Norfolk. Dec /.
Jamestown. Norfolk. Dec. g.
a. Ieiaware Philadeiphta. D~c. 5
'~'N Madeleine Constance. Kingston. New. L
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Z Nienw Amsterdam. a, Ro,,erdsm.
X Touraine. ~ Bordeaux
: Duca desli Abruzzi. at Genoa.
e. Strathlorne. at Havre.
IS EastvHle. 81 Pauiliac.
Sc Avellsneda, st bordeaux
50 G~rontoft. at Havre,
Ss Van HoGendorf, NJ Callao.
Se Dakotnn. II Rio Japeiro
se G,tana, at 81. Thomas
~ AImirante. At Cristobal.
Sc Concho. st Galveston.
SAILED FOR NEW YoRR. ..'
e wallace. from Havre. 80
50 Iowan. from SANTOS
50 Harriet. from Lisbon.
So Plciades. from Manila
Sc Colon. from CristobaI
Sc san Marcos. from Galveston
80 Proteus, from New Orleans
Sc City Of Montgomery from savannah
IS Mohawk. from Jack sonviIje
The sun., 1916-12-07

The thermometer In this city yesterday.
as recorded by the official Thermometer. 10
shown in the annexed table:
The sun., 1916-12-07

A fisherman got spllced one day,
Then took his wife a fishing;
The fsh were scared and swan AVA
While they both sat N-wishlng.
This fisherman was q game sport.
n loved his wife most dearly;
But also loved tho good old port.
And this his wife SAW clearly,
Her jealousy was then aroused.
And her anger rose right handy,
For ne was Juat completely soused-
His funeral was a dandy!
Brooklyn, Dec. =. r. A \.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
PLAN GOLF TOURNAMENT
OPEN EVENT TO BE HELD
ON COUNTRY CLUB LINKS
bic List of Entries Already in-IorpI
Enthusiasts Are Taking Gr,,t
Interest In SNORT

Ih" country Club OF Virginia is plan
ming TO hold an invitation golf tourna-
m"nt on it's links on May Is. 10 90.
me tournament is open 10 all and those
Behind In" movement arc sure tina,
there will he more than 100 entries
Nj Of the arrangements have not been
completed as y"t, but everything il
is thought wM he completed bv the
last "f tn" week
Interest in golt "a, The clus, is ar
fever heat In addition Ia the invita-
ton tournament the club is entered in
the Middle Atlantic Golf Association
tournament. to be held in Baltimore
Juno -. IL and u. aud other events
The play VII hr the same as last
year. Qualifying round with match
competition on the last two DAYS
The Middle Atlantic Golf Association
consists OF twelve clubs. The Country
Club Of Virginia and Hermitage Golf
Club, both of this city. are members
'rh" Hermitage club has not vet an
noUnCcd whether or not il viii he en-
tered The remaining clubs OF the as
ISOLATION are Wilmington. County Club
Baltimore Country Club. Maryland
Country club, Chevy Chase. Washing
ton, Columbia Country club. Hampton
Roads Club OF Newport News. Norfolk.
ana ono other.
The Ashcviise ountry Club will hold
it, scmi-annual Invitation tournament
OF April II ana 10. The local club up
To the present time are only sure OF
two entries. w. + Wood and ~ l..
Halves have decided to make the trip
The local club is very enthusiastic
over the interest taken in golf hy its
members. MI during the past win
ter there has been seen on It's links Il
large number Of golfers and some very
good scores have been turned in. The
course 10 now in great shape aud the
bright weather is increasing the at
tendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
FORD MEADOWS IS GIVEN
RELEASE BY JACK DUNN
Former College Star With Climbers
Last Season Fails to Make
Good.
THREE OTHERS SHOWN GATH.
nunnic Reduces Squad n, Raleigh
fewstcr Seems Certain of Making
Shortsiop job on New Orioles
Other Team Notes

BALTIMORE. MI. March 25-Man-
agvr Jack Dunn. OF the Orioles, made
The first reduction tn his squad to-da \
at Raleigh. y g. when II. sent Rub.
Meadows, oliver. Mosshcrgcr ana Tai
Is away. Meadows the former Mount
-. J"scHhs star. who rri.d hard ia
maNc crci!tabla showing With the
Yankees nj Macon. va" sent TO his
home here. Tie has been troubled with
the pitching member ever since H." ar
rived At Raleigh
Bill oliver, pitcher from Baltimore.
VIII b. turned over t" tho Chambers
burg, Ia. club which ,s managed hy
Eddie HOOPER. a Baltimore boy. Lefty
Moss b"rccr, another Baltimore pitcher.
also viii go to til" same club. - g
Tally! q pitcher from Virginia, was re-
leased outright This vouuGslcr fail
ed t" show hut few symptoms of ever
h"inc a pitcher lie is cr"cn. hardly
has = delivery aud lacks many other
things OF bcin" u twir!cr
The regular lineup OF the Orioles
FOR tho season viii be: Bates. right
ncid Twombly. left field: Miller. the
new man center field. Lamar. at hrst
rewste:. short: I<opf. second. and E!,-
ter. third. Fcwster seems 10 have
beaten Irwin ont NJ short, f"" the lat
ter has not shown anything out Of the
ordinary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
WANTS CANE LAW GIVEN
FAIR TEST IN VIRGINIA
Enemies Can Iiandicap New State
Department, Says Audubon
Society President.
Says Hunting Will Not show I'M
mediate Improvement-WilI Take
Time for Increase 10 BE Notice
able

IA" new game law. known rs House
bill No. 10. which provides for a paid
game warden system and hunting H.
cehseS and which becomes ii law June
Is, 1916. will De . new departure. so
Tar as this State is concerned
IN" success OF the law vii! depend
entirely upon the policy Of the de-
partmcnt. which faces the situation OF
administering its provisions effectively
Yet not Extensively.
Like the prohibition law. its enemies
are going 10 handicap tn. depart
h!cht IN every conceivable way tbrv
can. ana. If possible raise up a scnti-
ment which will demand It's r.pcal
VI. l.. Hart. president Of the Audubon
society Of Virginia wants the law to
nay" "a fair test. hlong this line he
said Yesterday:
II will he Impossible To perfect the
warden system for one or two years
'rd possibly longer. and ii will be rully.
three 20 FIVE years before it's effect
VIII be felt so far as Increasing IN.
game is concerned. The pcoplc who
imagine that tn" hunting will immc-
dfatcly get better arc doomed To dis
appointment. for our breeding stock
mas been drawn upon TOO heavily. You
cannot fattcn Il very poor horse in a
day
all reports, is = high class man. and
VIII build mp - fine department. hut he
has 80, 10 star; from the foundation
and II will take time
THE appointments OF county and spc-
cial game ward"us is going 10 be a
source OF anros ancc. because the most
popular man ~ not always going to he
the hest mas and the ninc men from,
The supervisors list and their friends
are not GOING Ia ut first feel kindly
towards ia" mam who beat ihcm ont
for the job.
1T hchooNcs the progressive e. rnIcrs
and the game protectionsts 20 watch
IA aid the game department III very
Way they can. There will be plenty Of
work for the wardcns In hunting down
Known game law violators aul haIin,,
them fined without jumping on snn,c
reputable landowner for some trivial
technical violation, which he commits
thoughtlcssly or irnorantly, without
first having warned him.
with a sane common sense ~ force.
mrnt the law VIII grow nor and
more popular, otherwise fear general
dissatisfaction"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

on HIS feet Moran was running away
AT the bell. Wizards round.
Round seven.
Willard started after Moran Ike :.
Wild man and heat him an over the
wing under lie fus!lIade o! blows. and
Moran IVES helpless. clinSinE 10 WILL
lard bindly as the blood poured down
his chest. willard fought coolly, pick .
ing his opening. White warned Moran
against foul:nE Moran swung wildly.
aud catching Willard OF the ,ew. dazed
him Tor moment, Tie ra!r were
lighting Uhe Wild mon ~ tn- bell
Niliards round.
Round Fight.
willard kept iabhni Moran! ~ the
lace with his left, aud the latter was
bleeding from :, numhcr Of cuts. Moran
swung two rights 10 Wizards iaw. AMI
the chanpi"1 appeared winded as lie
went 70 his cormer !lonors even ia
this round
Round Mine.
Moran rushed from his rori.v land :
ing RICH; ana lief, on WilIards neck.
Willard used his left steadily. Moran
scored Two swings 10 The jaw aud re
reatcd. Wiliar,, jabDea again and
hooked n right To Moran's ribs \ left
uppcrcnt lifted the challenger off his
feet Moran swung to the jaw and
Willard upper cUt They were ciinchcd
~ the bell. Even round
Round Ten.
TheN shook hands. Willard used his
let lah almost exclusively. Moran
swung right to the jaw ana left to
N" body. Willard battered Moran,
with rights ana icfts. but the latter
'h!nr back pamcly. Willard upper
cu' Moran to the face aud body. Moran
swung wight and left to the iaw and
Wizard "etaliated. Willard battered
Moran. Willard landed a short upper
cut ana Moran rctaliatcd with Il right
smash 10 Jaw. Moran missed II left
:" me BODY. and the fight. ended VIII
lard'S round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
INDIANS TRIM HOWlTzERS
''"mond Soldiers Meet Crushing De-
tea'. Dropping Came at Williams
burg by Score of IT,.

.!t,''! 20 NC TimeS DISPATCH
il.i.iAMSBU rig, Va. March ~
me Wii'iam and Mary Indians defeat
ca tAc Richmond Howitzers here this
ai'efiloon by the score OF l. TO . The
Hlchmond lads could get bur five hits
oft the delivery OF james. Spcnc.r ca
nett and Hchmer while the William
ana Mary lads COPIED eleven drives
from Tiiler. II. Powell and Rosenberg.
The game was devoid OF features. ex-
cept the all round hitting OF The In
dams.
Score rs innings RI y
HowitZcrS ..... II 5000 Ill
William and NJ. 003os 90 el--lo Ii I;
Batteries owitzers. Tiller. Roscn-
berg, H. POWELL and l.. Powell VIII
liam and Mary. James. spencer. Gar
nett and Henmer and Coonbs EMPIRES.
Graves and Marable Time OF game.
Two hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
BRlCKLEY HEAD COACH
linr'nrd Star signs Ia instruct Hos
ton College Eleven NcNt
Fall.

BOSTON, MASS, March 25.--Charies
Rr!cklcN, who coached Johns Hopkins
eleven last fall and also taught Pepu-
syivania state the tine points OF drop
Kicking, to-day signed Il contract 10 he
head coach at Boston College. lie was
under contract To coach Johns Hopkins
again, hut obtained q release Bricklcy
made the change. rot only because OF
an increase in salary, hut to be In Bos-
ton, where he * In the insurance bust
ness. lie ~ also &c assist In coaching
Harvard.
Boston College teams have been
weak, but II is now hoped thai q VIC
tory con- J." ohiainUu owe! Holy Cross.
ihH ether Jesuit college IN Naesa c!,iG.
sets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
LESTER CHANNEL. WILL
DE. CAPTAIN or BIS8NS

81 FFALO. y. Y. March "5.Buftalo
iJus Will have AN opporunity Of see
ing some big league teams in action
against the Bisons during the coming
season. President Simon and Secretary
Austin returned TO Buffalo yesterday
from New York and Harrisburg. re-
spcctivcly, and made this announce
!nent. The list of exhibitions arr;tng-
cd is as follows:
Thursday, May ~ New York Giants.
Friday, June 2Boston Ecd Son,
worlds champions
Monday july 2+-Yankccs. o: the
American League.
In addition 10 tho above IL is likely
that games viii he booked with the
,cago White son.
President Simon stated that the
chehulc Is satisfactory TO all clubs.
The same was adopted at Mondays
Continued nn Third pageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Story Of GreatBattle I old by Rounds
Round Ono.

Round Ono.
willard Jabbed three blows 10 the
'ody. which Moran blocked Moran
ookcd left TO Wizards jaw and
ook three left jabs 10 the face in re.
urn. Moran swung right and left 10
Wizards neck and received n hard
ight in tho body Moran missed a
Ugh: and went inro q clinch and WIZ
D. ard tore loose and landed a RICH: and
ei, 10 the head Willard SMASHED him
terrific LEFT IN the face. dazing The
hallenger. Moran swung with righ;
md left but Willard laughed as he
locked carefully. WIZARDS round
Round Two.
willard took the aggressive. Moran
'ame back. The pair exchanged blow
Iror blow Moran broke and hacked
|tway. Willard followed Moran slowly
Ground the ring and drove a right hook
80 Moran's eye. battered him IN the
body. Moran was helpless against
willard in clinches. The rhampion
staggered Moran with a lief, To tho
face as the bell rang. Wizards round.
Round Three.
Willard smashed RICH, into Moran.s
'"dy, doubling Moran up Atoran's say.
,Gc swings could not reach Willard.
laW willard iabhcd Moran with his
Ilcit. almost at Will Moran grew
shaky under the punching Willard
tucked two right swings and laughed
Moran swung Il left TO tho body as m.
bell rang. Moran's round.
Round Four.
Willard stabbed Moran in III. fac,
with TWO lcf,s, upper cutting Moran in
til" body with right and left Mo-
ran hooked 4 left tn tho body and a
left 10 Wizards jaw. Willard kept
Stnbhinc Moran with his long left and
Jared him with Il right 10 the jaw
terrific left to Wizards body never
Jared him. willard split Morans eye
!" idc open with a crashing right, vii
,ari's round.
R0und Five.
willard battered Moran with right
t:.I left upper cuts to the jaw, and tho
latter tried 10 penetrate Willards guard
with body blows. Moran rushed VIII
lard To the ropes. but tho latter closed
Moran's left eye with his jabs. Mo-
ran kept backing away. Willard fol
lowing, using his left steadily Will
lard's round.
Round SIN.
willard tore tnto Moran, ha,tertng
him With right and Left. Moran
smashed willard with right and left to
the Jaw. Willard uppercut Moran and
scraped his eye again with a left lab
Willard Jared Moran with right TO
the Jaw. uppercut him until he wavered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
FIurrah! Hurrah!
Cries Mrs. Willard

Especial Ia The Times DtspHtch.I
CHICAGO. March .I.-"IIurrnh.
Hurrahw exclaimed Mrs. Jess Will
lnrd when informed Tonight that
her husband Ind OutpOintcd Frnnk
Moran in New York. ~ knew he
would win. The only surprise to INC
!. thnt he iiint knock Moran out.
Ncvcrthclrss. mn happy, and viii
he II -rcnt deal happier on Monday
morning when Jess returns home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
CROWD IS HANDLED BADLY
BY GARDEN MANAGEMENT
In Ugly Mood Over Trcntmcnt-Doors
FAILED I" Open on Time aud
jam Results.
nv ERANI< q. ,IEN,<,.,

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. NEW
YORK. March 25.-The largest crowd
that ever attended an indoor pucilistjc
battle in New York State fought its
way into this historic arena tonight to
watch less willard and Frank Moran
~ their ten-round battle.
The outrageous way in which the
er"wd was handled ny the management
put II In an ugly mood early.
instead of opening The doors al $50.
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