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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1915.
Record Run of 308 Made Against Cochran by Hoppe, Who Wins Tourney Fulton Matched to Box Wiilard
HOPPE VICTOR IN NAME OF LOU-DILLON IS
TMIRNF.Y: CRUSHES POWERFUL INFLUENCE
WOODWARD IN TOWN TWO TICKETS WILL
FOR A SHORT VISIT BE DP AT N. Y. A. C.
10
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
DWYER AND FRANEY
Oeneva and Albany Men i
Boxing Commissioners to
Act With Wonek.
COCHRAN, 500 TO 18
Breaks World's Kn'ord fr
Tournament Piny With
( luster of :.
ALso RUNS 71. 11 AND 44,
AND AVERAOE8 II 5-9
Button (teats Vamaua and Is
Third Slosson Fourth, Jap
Fifth. Mayor Sixth.
Dam's Reputation Causes Two Year Old Expressive
Lou, by Atlantic Express, to Draw Top Price
of $3,000 at Old Glory Sale.
tin: MNtj aTAWomo.
PEh aw i it .Si?;!;
Nut I un 441 II 1 l J M-" "t
Taniada .87 I 4 l Jj i fiMl
Hun IK O A AH ! It- H6-1J4
l.ln avrrac.
lnvnr. kiuit hif Mat of vtatotlea clean
mi WOt) tlrat iirl. In the is. 2 Wkllim M(t Htock Fiirm
Hiitullciip ill tli MW lorn hlh clnie. ymnm
cart Mil IM
Cocliran. Ih.. 1'lii. aga youniraier. in Tin- B11 Mr mia,
Thut It puye to l.rceil from mares
which have a terra t truck racor.l win
proved yesterday afternoon when Kx
reHlve Uou. n t wo-year-old, Hold for
the top price of tlt.nnn at the old Olory
eale In Madlaon Hipiarn Carden. Tliia
youiiRater waa bred by C K. Q. Hilling
at hla "urlee Neck Kami, CMMBi Va.,
and Is by Atlantic. Kxpress. 2:07. out
of Ixu Dillon, 1 lllH, Atlantic ICxprree,
though useful an a sire, had no audi
Record as a racer as the dam of this
expensive youmcater, which realized n
price that far exceeded any other offer
Ins;. Lou Dillon was the champion
trotting mam from 103 to 112, and
In addition to the wonderful mark of
1 tllM ah travelled to wagon with
I'hlan. the champion of to-day. In 2 :00.
HevernI largo ooiuditnmcntK were dis
posed of yesterday, but the price paid
for Expressive lou placed the furies
Neck Farm lot .it the head of the
average prices, with twenty-two sold at
an average per head of $431. fin. furi
ously enough the Curies Neck Rirm hud
hand In boosting the avcragi
of the
Or. There were two
mares among thowe
i Farm, Huffa lo 12."
I Harveettaa, br. f L hy Tb liar-
vaautr- llaron luv . ; V. ;rlrT,ii.
llr....k-...'l, Onl 110
Flra; ClztMa, lir. e naanlll.v. 15 The
Hi. r v i u-r . j 1 1 . 1 ,n.l " IV in.
Ha In-line, III 40
atajrwiNPth, rn. . . aaanllnz. by The
Harv. ater -NVlIla Wurlhy; A. M--
lMa.M. I mttn a 11 ' I7R
Eatai..- H li. I. f.. .aiiltng, b The
llarveater -lamlar Wilson; K. la
Burk.'. Itockrtlle, Conn IM
luy liar Teat er. !. o., weanling, hy
The M: .. ... r Mh Uliy; II. C.
Cruft. lllea Cove, U 1 6
I Kxpraiwlva Low, 111, h. f.. 2, T M
I Innitr HuffB lanj Dllten; W.
(YiiHf.iTiJ, Nan York MM
1 Ilurvi.aiineti. ! c., tvearillne. by Tho
Harvtai aiMtuflMi c. I, I lean. . 400
i Wiatar Wheat, hr. f.. waanlln. by
l Th.' Hurvaa.r -Ynsati J ; Jarol.
IV. th. nratig... ,N. J 310
ll.u Ciar. Irr. e . weanlliig. by Thn
I Harvester -Zarrtlie; K. U Burke... 42f.
Harvester frarit. D, c . weanling, hr
Ttio llarve.:r relehn: W. H.
i Vandeppoiftl, gfew Turk tM
PBOMBWT K IDHAL stik'K vaiui.
I Bat en re-id, '. m, li. by ToJi -Hu.a..'.
i Helrne; It. V. Wni'e. Kael
' Aurora, n. y I'oo
Able Id. b, 3. M The Al.b'i- Helena
TSaldi Wi Jackson, Ne Y..rk 40
i Uvrn Pvargraafti lr. g.. by lor.l Plreot
Kvii Cm lities i k. Brow nell, ,.
bridge. N. Y 4ni
President of 17. S. 0. A. Hopes ! Lively Election FlRht Over
to Attend Conference on , Nominating Committee
Amateur Question. in Prospect.
BUSY ON GOLF PROBLEMS RIVAL SPORTS VIE AGAIN
FRED FULTON TO TRY
FOR WILLARD'S CROWN
Heavyweight Champion Agrees to Meet Big Oklahoma
Fighter in New Orleans in March Bout Will Be
Twenty Round Affair in Open Air.
h defeated W elker rmt to market hv the Ideal Stock Kurni I Utile Bra. blk. f . :. by lord Oliver
vmiii.r.r in tha I . ami . iiu .... Mm i,,.,l,. ,i fJvo Hall J 11. I.yn-1.. Norwich,
llnal match of the series, aoo to is. ine
matobi which wns the moat one aineu
tf the t.Hiruainrnt, waa utiythlng hut
fe:itureles. lloppe broke tho world's
imird high run In IM tournament piny
wlen h clicked off 3US in hie second
Inning. Tim run It Juat one belter than
ho former I onl of 107. which llM
wna made by HoMM, The wonderful
atrliig was lomfnUod when lloppe
nilgseil a atrntgttt ball to hall ah t that
evin an ordinary player im.-M b rea
ajOdabty sure of making. The winner
nvi iaged .".-:, nltli olh. r rune of 71.
61 and 44. while c.x-hran s.nred In only
lour IIUllnM making ah average of
I'rlor to their meting laat pight
neither of tic playcra had lost a match
and tho big hall wbk crowdeil to capa
city, for tho blUtard MthttalMti expected
a great match hOMtWO of prOUng CToOh
ran's brilliant showing. Hoppe'i 1c
tory, heniiles living htm tlret place and
d'-uion: tiati iK that ho Is ho far above
the others that It 11 almost Impossible
to handicap htm, carried with It a flrn?
MftM of l M9, Cochmn, who tfk
n-.-ond place, gets TMj lieorge Sut
ton. In third place, V0 ; fourth money,
1499, goon to Ceorge y. Slosson; fifth
prlz.., I60 to Kojl Yamada, and sixth
pilr.e. J3n, to Joseph Mayer. Hoopo'fl
grand avenige for tho five games, 3'i
;i-77. nmre than doubles tho grand
uverage of any of the other contestants.
lloppe won thO h.tnk and gathered
two off the break. Init failed to get the
tvorlea together and mlsscil on hie third
trial. Cochran could not score In his
first nttvmpt and the champion came
right hack for the start of his record
run. His young OPpOBOtlt had left the
jloiws In glorious Kelton for Hopix..
and the latter made the moat of the
leave. HO had the IVOTlM down at the
foot of thO table and kept them there In
masterful style.
The champion didn't :et into any real
trouble until the I'tltth shot, when he
overplayed the iJXlls and left the Objoot
balls In opposite colliers on the same
long side rail Tho crowd, whfth had
,ivci, him a great ovation un Ids jias
Ing the tan Century mark and was look
ing for a new record run, boMMI to feel 1
i hut there would be no record las; night.
Hop;, howovor, asootttod a iaut!fui
(OUT cushion around the tiitile ahot, hut
It did not OM0 the situation any for '
those thai wanted a now high run raoord,
foi it Tailed t j loooon the tialls.
Hoppo ball to make tho aatne shot
gVCr again lo s. ore ntBQbM an,1
he did it perfectly, ulng only throe
cuaiii no thia time. atUI tho Ivorteo failed
to Mopondi and twloa naire liappo had
to travel hard to count. On his IT'Hh
tr." the ohantplon finally brotMfht i!h j
pberea down lo tii. fo-n of the table 1
and bod them lying side by sido on his '
next strok.-. I':ue;iig the 100 mark. !
Hopiio atiii had the Ivorloo together, a:d '
UMWO Hc.eli..i no rlaiantl in ihe world
why h ahouMn't Heep thent thr.
tho gaiili waa over.
for a chanco to Increase the cmciency
of his stud, bought each for the nice
price, of 12.00". These also have speed
qualities, one being Ixvttle lae. hy Moko,
with a nvord of 'J:7.. and the other
yueen Abbess, by The Ahbe. with a
record of ItOtU, The twenty-two In
the Ideal Htis'k Knnu . onslgnmenl sold
for only a trifle less than tho Curies
Neck lot.
One feature of the sale-" yesterday
was the good prices realized for young
stock as against the older horses that
had proved their ability on the trotting
tracks. It looks M If owners and train
ers are rendy and willing to pay big
money for untried racing prospects and
10 take their chances of developing the
Inherited speed. All except three of the
Curies Neck farm consignment
weanlings, which makes the high
ibe more remarkable. 'I In
iirlce paid for one of the weanlings was ,
for Harvest Czar, by The
Zarrlne. which went to K.
ltockvllle. Conn., for J2".
nt Th llurvra!' sold Well
them looked as though they posse
N.
Th- Pigeon, b.k. g..
I prlncei A.inin,
Mi l lie tlranvllte,
! M.irb.r' .1 o
8. by The Abba
ii.org- llanna,
S. V
4. b Si-ra II Kay
11
ii. w,vsr.
by nSJjaM ln-
n)e
450
1,001
Helena To.1.1 . w.
Th- Un.vln. b:k. g..
! a i iesn s ll.nigllter; a. yi -PoflOkli
lii-lla naH:la
LaHtla Ums ? "", b, m. 7. by laoko
l teMi Ourtet Nech rtWm, Cot-
man Va
Ou-'it Abbiwa, 2 034, nr. ni.. ... or
I Tim Abbe "Jl. n Hegent ldeai;
Carles X. k Kxrm.. ,. , .
tn.li , o.....n, Maali t- a
Dray, ojivmaeea, Maes M
J.-niil- I .-an. blk f. 3. to- fringe
Ingontar uuaen it.ireiit id. w,
.Her. m. Jobnevttle, If. v..
I PHOIHRTI OP BVIMON RlVaW CAHM.
sir Itarque, eh a, I, by Petar the ilraal
l"l-.,., ,.nUur.-l T IUl.111 till. UUI
b.s- r ... t . Mr
S: Maruue. eh. v-anllng. by MR
Haxqtw aania aawerwyi " n
11 ill. INiughkeepde
iianeso. tv.u-niv: li iiv.hr.- Hrook'yn
1. Murke of ... ,N,I V ,,,,. ;;-.,, i.r f.. 5, by
All the get I sen.. i. Hate- Dolly Wilkes; 11
Mid most of selllea. aea "'
a.-.t t anil awnw
were
aver-
boot
Did
r,
tOts
full share Of the Slee.i or tneir hwv ,
'"Another big consignment was frotii
th Httdgon Valley Sh-ek l'arni. omiril
bv Col. Jacob Hupiiert. These were by
no means the best of the farm and did I
not bring high prices. Cot. Ilnppert is ;
sellng out a portion of the Mis-k as purl j
of the f irm Is to be used for other pur
DOOM, The best sales !
PROPMTT OF 7USXJCa NBCK r.n.l i
o. tr, rn. r 1. n
Ora.t .Hacmess Evelyn.
37f,
MM Top
i aitinlhuy. by
Merirc. Axuorl'iv The uriu.,
latnlei B.ihr... Brooklyn
pnopRRTT o vahiouo owfrana.
Bpheoetaa, ::17.. b. .. J. by Memear
- itoso: P o le, Pali eon MM
l Qopla. liOli, li a, by mngan -
Hamteh: w llalaapple, Row .rk.. 4t
John t Hal, 1:144. paotoi b e, s,
by .b.iin it tlentr UolnkOii T. A.
t'rowa, Toronto l.SIi0
Bum Baron, br. . 4. Mr T Bareo
II.-. t .i.w'Tii rinraa: li. ii. m aia.
Beading, l a ;',''
Morntna Unestn, .r a., i, hy
Border Knight Chaperon; 4
Og0oburg, x y
s,-ars.
fM
M'YEY EARNS DM
WITH SAM LANGFORD
ROBERT HUNTER LEADS
ON PINEHURST LINKS
Keffio HMvyweighU Box Ten Wee Bnrn Golfer Eight Steokci
tiood Bound t Openlnt
of New Olnb.
fnder Neareat Bival in
nalifvinu' Bound.
.ani
two r.
UUfard and Sam
to heavy weigh'
Ing
ni..re Importance,
watched the bout
aatlaflad. HO It lO'.K
dusky
MoVey, tho
boxed ten
vmerlcan spon-
,,f evi n
rounds to a draw a. in
.'I.O, l .Ml II Hill
,i. hi, crowa vvin -ii
.... mIm. 1 ..l... .1 .....
....1 .l.ori.ltCH.V s, .- .villi
srent. o "
PtNRMt iijt. N Co Nov. Is. Itobert
Hunter. Wee l-tnr:-, led the Hold of forty- j,-,':
one In the qualifying round of the
tw. ifih annual autumn golf touriuunonl
her.- t..-da: . In eeoond plaoa, eigiit
K. C. Shannon, Id.
hnaar will gi
I ..r...,.i
1 .Sl ser l.-.-S. It
I . . ae.,niad that
,,,,, tsni, , ,hP
I PMarleV v one. r. -.
b,Xg' commission hi. opinion Of
WMMnJw.n. worn not trymu hnrd . hOUgh,
is thOUgh the two I nro.-s, ...... I a; ...r. .m- irnr-
he maximum i range.1 l course ana " wns tne
I th.- n li r i
.. . u,l,.,,1-tte.l wh. II !
he rere
I ho
the
highest total thai Wat ko-1 ?..r a place ' Venetl
Prank 1. Woodward, president of tlte
I nltcd States liolf Asnoclallon, said yes.
terday that If piwisllile he would be pres
ent at tho meeting arranged by the In
tercollegiate A. A. A. A. to dkacuss the
amateur question.
The t'nlte.1 Htates iolf Association is
one of the many sport governing organ- j
Izatlotis which havo Wn lnvltel to sen.1
representatives to the tneetUig which Is j
lo h held hOM on neccmlier zs, tmd
lresldcnt U'nmlward thinks that the
matter la so Important that he wishes
to bo one of the V. S. O, A. reprneenta
tlvee If he finds Its possible lo do so
If he rutin, .t attend the nesting In per
son Howard r" Whitney, the aeTetary.
will be there and perhaps both will take
part !n the conference.
Mr. W.sidward, who is In V"W York
for a visit of a few days. eaJd yester
day that he thought that the OOnfOrenOC
ought to a impllsh a great deal of good
and that the 1 S li. A. will do ajl It
can to help out. He said that the golf
era of th vtir.try wen- receiving Hie
t'. S. il A. amaleur d. Unit Ion . fNUnOd
early In tho year. In the Iweit possible
aturlt, and that he should like to see the
same spirit Of rtsiperatlon leiweet. ..fTl
CalM anl pOI tlflaJllltZ extended to other
forms of aport.
The I". S. i. A. nominating committee
annoiiia-eil the reiiomlnivtt.in of Mr.
Wnntlwiirm on Monday, and he Is devot
ing part of hie time while here to goinng
matters. It is prohahl. that MHM Im
portant aiii.ounceuienta will he made by
the L. J. O, A. In the near future.
MTDDLET0N TO LEAD STEVENS.
New aptaln le a Vrtrntn of Tkree
Veare atandinaj.
At the annual Stev.-ns football smoker
It was MnMnOod last night that Morti
mer Mldilletcn ,.f Hast t irange had leen
elected captain of next year's team. Mid
dleton is a moffibOf of the Junior class
.mil hss played In the Stevens line for
three years. In 1:1a freshman and sopho
more years he played better than an
average game at la.-kle, but It was not
until be was shifted to cehtn early this
eeaaon that he showed his true worth.
He did not miss a game this year.
His prosjas'ts for lending a winning
team next year are bright, for although
four seniors a'lll be graduated there are
many promising eaudulates In the squad
of forty men who played through the
season. The graduath g men are Cant.
Todd, quarter, ill. lis. guard; Holnklt,
end, and Soper, substitute back.
BOWIE RACING RESULTS.
, Plret Hoc -Two -yeersold ; eellhUfi puree
, Itwi); .u Parionge edly Heavene, i"-' i I'.r-
IrtngtflO), .trilght 11.10, plac 14 ". show
14. lira;-. Ootonol 'luteMiia. 101 fllaniaer).
pla.-e iir.34, (how I17.M) ondi Nolll,
io: iptli), show :: 4". thim Time.
3:1 11, Hr,sniv , Tr, I . BfOOtn .'"rn,
i I4..tiiki. Cxerla, Bona Keana ..no Malfou
f ulao ran
s.sx.n-1 Rr.e.- -Thre -yr- .i.1a jn-l .ip
' i-.r i, erlilng; pur. I4M Ove and a half
fnileno Pieoloii laynn. tin (gltewarti,
S'r.-.lglit J 1 .'li. pla.-s II.M, HhOW 111) 10,
tint; Plrr..i. tie . Hi- --., pin-'-- $4. .h -u
I 13. -ii). second; Petd M..I. l" iVUkiauai.
I sh.c.-. Il third Tiro.. ItOI 3-r, pro.
tatrora. Chtmteuoe, .vn MctHMle, NIM,
I iur .l.hn. Mi k:-l. Blue SaotUslj Hhju..h
and Bundle of ltug. eleo 'tut
'rhtri Flace Tnraa-yaard and up
vor-t; i-e,,itig, pur.". Itoe; ne and u h. I
furlongs XaaH Ixirtune, IM I Pit.. a'raJght
pl.u-.. I... tii. aii.o. i... .... nrsi ; i.u
..rue. 1". (aaihut Inger), plu a ?t 1". show
'S 4". second; Knvor Hey, ion Hinpio i.
how 14.4... hint Tim... i ... s- ., ,.
liar.... Mr. Bob, '. i a.. HavMwaea. Baby
Co' -, iir.-iix Queen, rlantotfenel and w.s.-i.
r.. r ..-.- rai
Pkmrth it-e-e--The suih-m Maryland
Handicap; f-.r ague; pur.- t:.-..... one
mi. v.-iei. Hhoea 101 OMentheyi,
letralgbl pkxea 11.41), sh-.M- 4.i". iirat
- i ......i . ... . ........ . . ..
Ttwil a lively election llglil Is forlh-.-oinliig
WM made evident yesterday,
when tWO distinct tickets were pouted
for members of tho nominating com
mittee which will have tho duty of re
lecllng a ticket to be voted on at the
annual election early In the new year.
There was no opposition to the nomi
nating iWnnlttM a year ago and conse
quently the officers of the club were
deeded without OOfltOOt.
William If. I'tige. who has served
three terms ns president, announced
als.tit a week ago that he could not ac
cept another nomination and, when that
was understood, all hope of getting
along without friction was over. There
ha been a difference of opinion imiong
the members a to the Improvements to
He OalTled out .. t Trav.-rs Island and
as usual the partlsnna of the many
sports which the club caters to haae
their little quarreli to settle.
Under the preeent lyoloiu the regu-
Isrs cannot M determined Ul til the noni
iti.it m ar committee has boot! elected. The
factions may make the whole light over
the men to obtain place on this oorh
mlttee and the beaten side may retini
to patch up fences for another struggle
a year liter. If not the ticket put up
by the committee elected at the opoclaJ
meeting on December 7 Will be the regu
lar one.
Col. Hugh ODOIIUghUO Is at tho head
of one of tho tickets and this has he.-n
Indorsed by ilOu members. Including Ar
thur McAletuian. the captain of the club.
Col. I t'l on. .ghue la iui old member of
the club and once refused a nomlravtinri
for president, but Ims served en the
hoard of governor.
On the other ticket, Wttloh was in
dorsed by :t...i memln-r, are several
men strongly Interested in the athletics
or the organization. Those Include Har
rison K. lltrd, a noted cyclist In his
day; John C. 'iullck. secretary of the
luh for many years, mid rip, John M
llr. en, a former lirsl lieutenant. The
tw o tickets I
Flr Ti.-kel Cot. Hugh ' rioi aghue.
fiiari .1 Warner, Dr. w. F. Porter, w
Van A. CreUfhton, Dr. Jti.naa W I'lernrn.
tie retail k I'latl ..n-i K-o.-r- vv.-!g
ss. ond Ti. k.-: -Bdward 0 Droennlman,
Harrison K. Ii-r.1. .1 -1- Atu.-r-.. I'h-bin
n-ai. H ,i. ottman, John c tlullck and
Dr. John M. Ilr..
CUTLER AND ROLLER DRAW.
WottfeO oneeeeita In IMnDlna Other
to the Mm.
Chat lea Cutler and l"r U, V Holl.-r
Mrvsii.si for twonty knlnutoa at the
ManiiaMau Opera Houeta lasn mght
ami nelth.-r was able to pin the other to
the mat. The meeting th.. two Amer
h'aiie was the moot keenly watched bout
of Che . veiling.
i limit line Tnfalos and Wlailek
Ct.yazko ghat n i eetxei! twenty minutes
to a draw, The is.ut waa an Intoroatina
OnO all the way.
The longest bout Oh the pn.gi.inin
WM botWOOII Alexander AboreT and Her
maun Schilling. Abarg WOP In I". ml:i-
uteo ami .". zeconda
Jess Willi, iil. .heavy welgtit .ihanndon
of the world, will defend his title
against Fred Fulton, SM BMP setiaatlon
of Ute piaglllatli. flnnanwnt, In a twenty
rouml ring Igittlo at New nrleans. In..
some time during tlg first week if next
Marrnh. The exact dale of the tsnit
has not lapn set.
The announ.-oment of this Important
glovo content reaivhe.1 New Turk late
ycaterday aftertioon In the form of a
telegram from IliHuluk'k Tort.'tli'li to
Tien Jones, majiager of Wlllard Torto
rrah with Tommy Hums Is promoting
Hie match Theue men signed artlolea
with Wllla.-il'e n-.rentatlvee smeral
we-ltM ago, tfuaranteeitig the ohamplnn
M,M9 if ).e ahoukl Is.x any white
man tiny might PjahMt, Toetorloh
named Ftiltnn as the challenge!- JrMtOr
day.
This next heavyweight chamisonohiii
batih. Will la- staged in the opOOJ air at
New il ;a.ut the week of the Mardl
i!ras. Tile ring will la. pltohed either
in the basol'iill pork or at tho race
triuk. prefonatdy the latter place. At
atiy event there will bf MbtlMzaPJfht.
tloim f.tr itime than 10,090 nias'tators.
Jon. salo yesteniay that Tortorkili and
Hums had worked out ill tlsMr plans
of jironioilon In dotal! . that the scale of
priors aould range from I.' to -".
Woran Hefuaea OWer.
Jones arrlvisl in this .-ity Monday Iri
th Interest of ids champion. tM WM
gunning for a heavyweight of neputa-
Hon, OM most lik.-ly t.. prove a real
I card witji l.lg Ji.v. DotllHleM he had
j Frank Moinn, amotUI others. In mind
i When Ih. came. Ai any rate when he
heanl that Fulton had !. ,-.. nameil he
ba.1 Juot .smotude.l a OOfrferOOOC with
the I'ltisl.urg blond.
The rtteetirgi In Jonee'n oflhoo result, -l
In tiotlilng more tlian talk. Mofmn
apurned an ..tier of 7.r.on fW th prlvl.
lege of a OhantTO at the lav Weight
crown. Mofan ..xu-. that ho would
la fodibah to a '.-e.pt auoli a paltry sum
when ii llM g.-t quit.- :iy niiKih, It not
morn, lor a return bout with Jim c..f-
i l.y at .Ma. lis.. n ."square .iar.le.ti. NO rah
I a..-. tasl indignant that Willaj-d, g.Mtin1:
f;iii. in. i. tor his end, should expvt ouch
a formidable rival as hlinsrlf to ls
even ten round for 7..lM,.
"U s up to you.'' Mid JonflO, "to tuk i
it or Lave it. What did Wlllard :
for wluniiar tho world's .ihampioualil.i
from Jaoh JohntMin? Nothing, ais,-
lutaty nothing. II.. was 110,000 In the
hole after ii..- npjtii ih- simply gambled
on the fortune mat awaited him In caM
of victory. N'w he Is anxious to light
again, but lie ..-xpe.-ts the lion's eluu
..1 the pulses until ho Is hMtOB I'liat
Is no more Chan all the former world'O
ihanii-ions received."
I'ulton la a ilant.
Kr.d Fulton, alio will have firs-,
i-h.iti.v ,u Wlllard's title. ifa giant from
ukuihomu. win. lias ..ii... Into proml
pence only Within Hie I. .at aw month.
Ho Is so, oral .u:s young. - than' the
champion, but aJmoat as iniige only
two Inches Mtiorter and nome twenty
pounda lighter. Fulton has been tak-
eiwlounly only within the last month Of
two. Within thut time he knocked out
In quick eu.iessloii Terry Kellar, Ar
Miur Potty ami AndPa Andeison Ander
son hefore he met his Waterloo vvas
being grooineil for a match with Wll
lard. Jones appear. I optimistic over tho
financial encress of tin- venture of
Toroorloh and Hum. He says that
Wlllard drew record crowds In New Or
leans for the circus with which he wan
connected, nn average of Is.lbO for each
i attraction of the two days stand. A Is
well known New Orleans Is n Mecca ot
the tourists and sightseers during the
Mardl Oras. At that time the railways
run cut rate excursion. Tho big lines
havo guaranteed spe.lal light trains
from Chicago, New York, Philadelphia,
and other great centre of population
at bedrock figures. The management
-f the Mardl tlrav has promised to sus
pend the gigantic street parade the day
of the tight In order Hint there may bo
no imp. .nam counter atlr.iollon.
Jones believes that DOndltlOnO in New
Helen n will he much better for a tight
of this oallhre than ever before. Tile
BuropOSJl war. he says, has laipularlzed
American pleasure re.;!, while the re
vival of racing In the ancient city of
the South is hound to Improve I hi popu
larity of New Orleans during its car
nival week.
AM. TO R1CKTVK KALAKY
Wlllard to .et Ills Ham.
j ftI Hard Ih to re, elve 119,099 for his
tWOnty or less round .f boxing. Tlie
I extra IJ,5ii" Is meant la cover travel
ling and training expense, Illg J.-ss Is
at his rauirh In Callfortila at preeent.
Ho will OOPM l-.'asi by way of Now York
shortly after tlm New Year and movi
on to Nee- i IrHNUlM nix or seven weeks
before his match to go Into hmvy train
ing Wlllard poaUhrely will not ainar In
public before hi tight with Fulton." said
Jones. "Since signing articles with
TV.roi.r1oh and Hunts he has refused sev
eral offers nf theatrical en pavement a,
"H'liv, even I myself turned down an
oft'er of II, nun for one week In a local
vaudeville house" roll, iudod Jones.
Those wlio have aOCUaQd Wlllard of
kvarlre ala.vo tlghilng Courage will have
to retract such Lnolnuatlona. Wlllard is
ti e tlrst champion of modern tlmee who
bus agreed within ignt months of win
ning Ills laurels o defend them against
all comers
it Is poiali. that IfOfan and Wiilard
may light it, New York it big Jc di-
POeeO of Fulton In New Or Using, hut
New York is IlkOly to he forced to wail
unt l the open air season because Wlllard
; in ixmseual pot mg anort of the New
j Orleans offer, not even for a ten round
i right. This price, of course, sei-ms pro
hibitive for any Indoor elttb. The Qgr.
. den A. c however, has not t vet do.
spajr.-d of beating down th.- champion's
price. A announced previously In thesa
columns its offer of IO,000 for ten
rounds still stntide.
ov. Charles S. Whitman
at Albany yesterday the nppolltln
Frank uwyer of Oeneva and Infill
PTzvnoy of Albany lo membershln on the
Slut Athleth" CoWimlMlon, Which ...a.
trols boxing In this Mtxtte l'i-i
WonOh of New It ..la lb , a.Ilig . ...
man of the DfOMnt bMrd, Wai upgil .. -i
several weeks ago Wench's ,,f
09M9 will expire December ;t ul ins
yOiir, bill It ka believed II. Hill he
appolntisl. Franei Is to gel until .1.:-.
nary 1, 1IM7, and liwy.-r OhO yeal longer
According to apparently well founded
gossip, William F Mathewson la In ii.
named noon as eecrctary ..r the ...in.
mission to succeed Charles J Harvey
who has held the olTc. all ugu.4t'
Iftt.
Th new commission mjcCMdz thai .if
Frank U. o'Nell of Blnghamton fi . f
HhM)i John J. Dixon, Brooklyn, znd
.lame 8. PlleOi New York, Which ..-.r-atisl
under the Frawley Ian TheN
Commlsalotiers noted WtthoUl remtl :a.
tion. gee rotary narvey was iin- ..
salaried official, t'uder the Malot I
each of the new f!ommtMIOners,
jji the new secretary, will re. . u.
in ri'ir. . Male lax ..I . ,
Instead of ., per cent as prevtou
levliMl on all Losing i-lubs Th
Commiesloners will moot Within
days to select a chairman and a
tury as provided by law.
former Chairman O'Nell wi
moved a few weeks ago gnd K
Wench appointed lii hi place.
mloolonof Price reelgned just
o'N. ll was removed.
Frank Dwyer, one ..f Hi., new
mloeunora, is wel known in ano
clie throughout tl untry beca
iiis onroor a a piwfrailonal ball
lie was a pitcher with A. In... .'
Anson's Chicago Colt away
INS!" He lolned Cln, innafl In tl .
I
'Us and was with Hu tu to ll i er
I he played under Corulekey in c ,k.
Itjf lat.. years I iwyer noted tut i
I for Hugu Jennings' Detroit T
wijziMnien loner rmnery has ueen i
neni In poll t Ice in Albany fo
year H is a strong nupporb
William Ramea, .ii Wl llu 1
Mnthowaon is the Renttbllcmr leader
rho Twonty.thtrd Aaaemtsy dieti1
BrooiOyn
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lapi
( in
rv
Ci C. N. Y. Mwlzamer Hlrr ro-da) .
The aai.unl fnierclasa .-H'luimli.ir
! at the College of tii... city of New Y'ork
I will be held in the college pool to-day.
I Manager BchultlUUl has arranged the
meet for the purpose !-f dls.iverlrig any
good material for the varsity squad.
The Koptiom. .r.-a an- favor-d for flrat
n honors.
SOMBRERO BEST OF BREED
I Mall Terrier tinned liy Max June.
Telnmpha In Itiiatnn hot.
l BogTOKi Nov. IS. Altogether 144 dot
; arc honohod in the show of th, !,,- .
Liog i i ui,. wnioh opened to-da and i
I nn through I'd. la v. Hull tei'riers war
prominent in lo.day'e judging Wet
.l.ui. of Ullnabeth, N. J had tin
pi... sure of seeing his ChMnploi -hrelxl
named a the boot hull !- ! er a
eXlul.ltl.ill.
In th.- ixgnja-iiilon of the Aln Lull
the higli.iKt award Wont t Churnil
Dingley Btoaaom, owned by iiaroi.i
Olier of New York, the win being , ..- .
triumph for the American bred m
I'.ingley I ...,ss.,in waa pm up Bin nl
the erat. CaiK.diau King Nob -
lamhle. own. si hy Niirman M,
and which took rhe winners dog rlbis.e
17.
ah.
pulichea
As In. nenrod rhe 0 mark, "lie p.ac.
a hi-ii- Hie "Id record lubd stoiiisHL, it
WW apparent that lie was tv..rKlng under
ejuito a atraln hi .as effort to ntnk a
new high run. When he finally fUcked
oh tin- 10 Ith alld the diowtl luul given
tmi..o to Its .ipprovtil, li ...i... tuust nave
hottVOd .'iu InWBrd lgit of relieC lit
le. -l. aXd II DMOlblo that the :ene-
nesa of the situation had a great 094 hind then
to a., with l..s mlssiria t no next shot. ' was ..i-.
which looked as g.aid nn noun tod.
i uico more Cochmn went sireles and .
Hoi'l'J did likewise. Then the ChkiagO
)oungHt.-r Anally broke the loo wiien lie!
mode one In the third lulling. His first
goo re was made exactly an hour after
tin' match had started, lloppe could not
get his stroke buck and made only IT,
In the text couple of innings, but It Wa
of no avail for I'ochrun, for tlm hitter
Bad got eld and stiff In his long wait
for a turn and main only six.
In tlm s'xth inning lloppe Anally got
going again and made successive runs of
44 and 71. An eight In tho eighth In
ntng Put him within "l of his goal and
hr rjn out !: the ninth Inning Cochran
did not Ploy as well na In Ms other
game, but he was up against u dif
ferent proposition. His handicap gave
Mm no support, moral or physical, for
It wns wiped out In the second Inning.
The score :
lloppe. t,00 :. 80S. 0. 10, . 44 71. II, 7,1.
Total. "00. Avenage, a- I'S. lllfli runs,
IM, II and M.
.'mrlirun, into 4, I, 1. It. I, P. ". 2. To-l,
tl Average, I Ilh ranr.. I, i; and
I. Hefoio fetairg'i W Hoore,
leofgo Sutton of ChlOagO, w..n tinr.l
pine, for himself by defeating Kojl Ya
ni id. i of Japan in th.. afternoon game,
liin lo ."-. Although Sutton mail.! his
highest Individual average of Cie tour
ney, hy running out his four hundred
point In twenty! Innings, lor an
rerago of 161999, his play luken on
ha whole u-g nelthof g."aKl nor oonzUtt
. .'.a veteran hud four proaporou
Innings, however, ami the &ved the
da,. i.r htm.
In I iiese four hoaakNi he made thfM
nn rter of his points, and It WM notice
ant., ili.it ..ii each rim ho fell down on
a draw "hot i.y Ml getting luftlclent
11041 on the 0UO ball. In too thlpd in
ning Sutton ran slx'.y. Four sessions
later he collected lol, then larmedjnto
bad form until the fifteenth Inning,
when b counie.1 fifty-seven more and
fofloWOd It by his very worst tpnll of
p. ay, which lasteil until the twenty-llfth
Inning, when ha fnftsTl seventy-four and
tamo within five of rh game. He made
the five tho next Inning.
Va.inad:i showed the worst form h
h ie displayed throughout the tournami int
averaged only ! 1 8 -1' S . with hi 1-Kt
runs netting lilm 19, If and , Th
Jap, however, was ixinslNlently ba.1.
Yamada lied three other Inning In which
lie made more than twenty points and
several when he cam' close to that
murk. The score :
Simon, 1004. 7. bO, I. 4. C. 101. 0,
to 1H 11, o, o. 1, 11, I, J, tl, I, 4, H, t, t,
It. 14. 5. Tot!, 410. Average, li lO-JG.
.Ill' i runr, l"l. 14 -.1 I 60.
) aipintu. US 3, 4. .4, . II, 14, 'J5. !t,
I. n. . i', l;., .1, 9. li, n. 0, 1". 13, 11. I.
I, I, 13. Total, III, A - ..age 9 :-..
I'tga ruias 71. If ane If. It' ferae QOOMO
1... -,:. 1.1. vv mi, 11..1
ehen the 1.0111 was over,
earned pretty certain thai
is. favorable.
l-.e- out
lagreaalve. 1 mr-
they sluuio
nothing 10 say
but .-very one
hi meiort will
M. Vev was the mOT
.lie more ag
i.aiuci"ci uaVos landed more
hud more 1 ;'V ' ,,
In Hie tlt-t Iliree .-
olavernoM thai stood nut.
n his left in ratnor
in the firs! dlVleiOn, Th- two dlvWlotis
wtlioh Qualified continue at match play,
..lie round a day, throughout the week.
The S- iTl'.
We
kit
Flret Mxteen
Burn, 7:.; H. .'
:: Donald Par
All.-i , llallil.r-
it-.tn- rl
Mhaii nen
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1
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lot n i; J. A.
Ib.'k-T. W.HMl-
Maegklll, I'". T. A
11 A Waldron,
Itrown, lluntlngdoii
.01. ..r'b K..rk,
4; ' T. IIQZOtll
ft Wllke: a..ri. V.-ungWoivn. 11. 4.1. t.U 11.:". sh.
; 1. Halifax, s. 1.. Jon... ,.( pi; (levuderli plnee I:
Pelvln Dulioclc Denver, 44- oeeonil; Peacock, 111
XI -eft 1 . V . Smith. "lleldl.. I mi. thlr I 1W. 11
and lie Kepi j, .
disconcerting numnm.
tVhan the fourth round i-'g'"
A Lmh more llg
... ,... in With hot and Jl
I, )y whl. h shook M.A ey to
lions eveiv now and then,
f.fib and slxih rounds WOW
seat- ..... .... 1 i. 9U j
II,- BJ4rilH oeen-- - .
and iM'L'.in
1 tie
The fourth,
fiiiford'v
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iiiinl. ln, H i'li.UU"
Ki tl3 . Kouthwi n ttitu 1
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II, M1l1lfn. lUnnnwpAft, M; i T, nrlbi,
TolfoOo, 10D: ... .. iSlcholton, Kw nt.-
I furil 1"1 . JmW IttrD.T, BMtvlVOOlIf 0 ;
in. c. nto(H'. Vouafftowiii twi H. o. Pbli-
lips. St. An-lPfo.". l'3; !'lv;iri rrfptatlr,
lUmuamleut. 108; ii. H leott, Invtnifw,
! i4i i . v. .r i t t- k SunnlnMAto, lot; .1.
V. Stiflfl', Aiiii.lii.Iiill.
114.40, e ..1..'.; mill IV I, !H iS Ir.i'l.'a'-n,
nauii l-.iO. Uilru. 'i iitiH. ; i: : tloU-I
iny. fiairif" Hini i. : U4W) " riui.
PI1 '. ' Iin- - "nir9f-'M;i.r-":'U i.nI tiii
oVovnli -i'iiiiiK. iurst- $r."". una rati mi'i h
i.xi H1 .1 M.iry W rrn. VI I .J MTag
Kmr i, mrhiKh Its.:-, nhiou M.90, h.. v
'.:!'., 'Ir-t; OttPtt Nontii l"4 (MajroM). jmh
SJ. rihv III mmcntm', Munuti k.
:t.i ..' othr-yi. e-ipiw HaoVo, third, riin9.
! llil, x":ilit. lr!inar. K.4i uMNMoMrOMi Wf
Ii', I'uiiT Whit', ll-. 'i.tti itii'l A 'rtufo :i
1 run.
St.Ui H-v ThP '(ir ii,4i ana 'in-
1 v..r.i. mMMtij: Ii.irr leVtMl 'li" Mil B t
iixt99MitU' J ' 1 1 t 4 . atratcbtt
tlrv: . Kitc
I.40, 9hnm !?."".
Buvton).
R, i'-m ".ii.-li -
I9tintlzf4. 1 y.' . !'! 11 U'k-k. t(fu ihk 1,
V..,,tit J'.yiv in I 1 ')i'-UtV''r..W uVH rn.
LwOVVlKh Uh" Kill fUMl fiiKtva. n
uc''-, puij9i Mvfli imio tt 1 11 tvA twenty
v.tt-i- P-tlnf P.n Tint;'.'! . mralcht
is 44,,, pi;,,-.. 1,1.: 0, kUm ?. Rrat; ihmhk
iN. nh ( MhHtTi9i1itrn 1, ' ii. BhtAit
$',41. n'-a 'I'l'i . i'ri;4 i)hnwr ion w.:n
(ntv iin. Hii.ivv li'.tv. thlr I. Tluw. 1 ;48 t-6,
i,mi tiaiukln, Quln ..'. II 1 . V
. it,. to. Hy st ".it. I""k'" ! . fV .ka M&4
4tunnr 4: ran.
SOCONYi
"o wa.Mi wwtn 1
wfDiT
BASOUel
Oft
best blow being
i-.. ...1 1.1,, no 1 ist
win. 11 .!" . . - , ...
In th eight ti '' "'."',
,1' th bom wnen a riaio
i' st.-ani neiiino 11
hit
t lilm from
,-ntli with a rain or
ehing.
nbaerved as
bell.
nest nunch
1.... ...on 1.1...1IV
e-'"1 ...... -. - . .,
landed on uamfioraa -
'. u..,.i,.,.- damaJM, A straight
..,, .be fa -c bothered Langford
In the nlutli. but didn't l"
-....In. l.,ose III th.'
.......... --hl.-h Ueot M.-Vey clinching.
an.. ..i,.,. ' rub- il as
We s could I"' XpeCted "f two boxers
aaho were unus.d to it. Until men r.-,-,.ve.l
generous applause when they
OllmbOd out of the ring.
BELMONT'S NAME DRAGGED IN.
I'nriMier ot Hoery. "! TM Knii
hll" a Mystery In Milt.
varn Plaish. Nov. '-'S. -1 he suit -T
th,. Hmnlro City racetrack
the National 1-air
ponv to break th''
ovners iigultiSt
Llld KJUMWII1
latter1 leas.. f their
propoity at Voniiers ww reaumeo iiHaai
before Bupremo Court Justice Uor-
-liaiwer. The plaintiff MntOIW llinl -tne
fair company did not live up to Its:
lenoo for i h.- property.
I'rniik .1. MacKnin, h..r.lar of the
Rfmptm City Asso.-latlon, was on th.
stand most of the day. In 0r0aril
imition he was asked If In- knew A,UfeTUt
llelmont, and his r. ply was, "I don't
think I would know lilm if I saw him.
Just what WM I'1" purpose of this qucs- I
lion wan not brOUghl out.
Tho witness on the stand when court
adjourned for the day was Ihivld Uirgn,
assistant superlntendei.t of the track.
He told of the condll Ions at the track at
the time the war horses were DOITalled '
thern nnd of alxt.v-elghi nf the animals ,
dying there In three day, lie said TH
horsea In ull dhd at th" track.
BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.
Ait the 14rondw-a,y ."porting ''luh,
Jliieny t'aj.p.-r kno-ked out I'liarb-y
Moody In the k'.MIi round. Sandy lrei -
giu-w.n and Charlie Women we toliavoj
-box si, tnit -.rg-uson w.l;i not able to
gfgJWgVf In the ring.
At t lie Astoria A. . Itit.rlt.ni Toiimu ,
Murphy Uiioc.kcd out Ha tiling llogau In I
Frtrm the atlttrw. of Mr. H. S. Firestone, President of tlte
Firestone Tire and Rubrjer Company, Akron, Ohio, at the
Annual Sales Convention, Sept. 28, 29 and 30, 1915. Over
three hundred men from all parts of the, country were present.
'A significant fact, prov-
in tKe service value
of tkis extra rubber and extra
fabric in Firestones, is this
"An increase in total output of pneu
matic tires this year of over 40 per cent
accompanied by a very material de
crease in adjustments.
"And this in spite of t?ie leading pro
portion of bi cars on Firestones.
"It is tKe bifc car that punjshes tires, and, as you see,
we are building our tires for the bifc&est work.
"That it pays is proved by your records of sales."
ffrettotte
Non-Skid Tires
Standard oilcosim
rw
The Sign ofa
ReuableDealer
MDTHEORLDfe
BestGasoune
Gasologue No. 12
"At last."
"What's the matter, Diogenes?"
"Never you mind what's the
matter. Here, hold my lantern.
Eureka! I've found him at
last!"
"Oh! you mean that honest
man you have been looking
for."
"Yes, of course an honest man at last.
And more than that he's an auto
mobile supply dealer."
"Zatso! Oh. well, that's nothing un
usual nowadays."
"What! You mean to say
"Of course. You're a little out of date
or you'd know. You can find a reliable
garage man any time by just looking for
the little red, white and blue SOCXJNY
sijjn. You'll see that sign everywhere,
Diogenes wherever there's a road wide
enough to drive your fliver on. The
dealer who displays that sign is sure to
be reliable because he sells SOCONY
Motor Gasoline a straight-distilled
product, powerful and quick-starting,
every drop like every other drop. You
simply can't make a mis"
Yes, yes that's enough. Here boy!"
Yes, Mr. Diogenes."
"Give me five gallons of SOCONY
Motor Gasoline.'
STANDARD OIL CO. Of NEW ()KK
I'rineipel Ofiret
New i orW tluttaki Albany
44
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