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Roasts oulniet will have to speed up
111 order to win the qualification gold
medal of the fiftoonth annual United;
North and South amateur golf champ'
kinship: In yesterday's first round 'of
the 36 holes play his 82 was rated
oleventh and tied pith young Philip
12011191 of Nassau But there were
others who did only indifferently. ll.
‘Ioppiug of Greenwich R. H. Gwaltney
oi Radiusrol. J. C. Pal-118mm. of the
National club. Walter J. Travis of Gar-
den 0in and T W. Case of Owasco
1111 made 833.110 Fred Herreshoff of
Garden (Elly was tied with Dr. W. E.
(ode of Chesterfield at 84.
‘1’ Houding't‘he list were two young-
slots, 1". K. Robeson of iniing
bt'hodl, who made $3540, '15, and
.fr’sse P Guiliord of lntervale, who
math? “1'1. 76. Next In line collie
Parker W. Whittemote of Brookiine.
_ vallo' went out in 40 and calné back in
' 3n, and Robert Hunter of Wee Burn.
v .110 required 39 and 40 for the trip.
Hamilton K. Kerr of Elkwund'k and 14.
A. Hamilton of the National o‘lub both
11"lquircd :19 and 41 fora total of 80,
= which 1.111. Sullivan, 11.. of wood-
laud aquatics with 38 and 43
Timeless three 81s by R.‘ Worth-'
lug-ton, of Shawneo.t . tho United title
ladder: W. M. Paul of Mechlenburg
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who finds illusown “2.. sort .111 pummel-round
lust for him-1r-
i 861116111111} over. 180 players started'
and most?“ them planned to return
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‘ KlD WILLIAMS WOULD MEET KlL-'
' ' BANE AGAlN,
'NEW- YORK. March 30—15111 Wil-
liams didn't get enough. The bantam-
. :1 weight champion wants to fight Past
Master Kilbane again. but this time
. wants to co 201-1111111111. That will suit.
Kilbane to the dot, because he haul
urged s 20-mond-bout with Williams
ever since he found he could mahol
.119 pounds and have strength enough!
left to thrush him most beautifully.
Kiibane thinks he can make 116
lullgside and will th1~.chan1pionship
horn Williams sure. As $11, 500 was
forked over for the pleasure of having
“both members 01‘ this club" with the
' tons that night in Philadelphia there
is great doubt as to where they are
going to find a modem Croesus * who
own be able to beg, borrow or steal
' money enough to meet their demands.
it it 'took $11,500 to satisfy their
reed in six rounds one can about
airless what those two little bankers
would’aek for a 20-round decision
bout qt‘ New Orleans. perhaps the
011W 1111160 where the bout could be
fought.
fiEWA'RK MEN TO BUY. CLUB.
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Brooklyn Magnets Are to Sell Out
Tomorrow, It Is Said.
NEWARK, N J., March 30.——-A trust
Many composed of local men lei
acid to have been formed to buy the
'll‘leiarklfflib of the International Lea-
~goo“, the sale of which will take place
tumor-row. The papers are ready for
signatures.
The shares of the stock the new
company will take over are owned as'
follows: Charles H. Ebbets, 51.. 101;
McKeeyer brothers, 170; George 801-
omon and Henry Medians. of Brook-
ll'fl. 75
Weidenmayer,»36 shares;
19:431. 8 shares. and John Mcbflefl and
(I B. Schmidt. 2 shares encli.
PITTSBURG BOXER KILLED
RING. .
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ibecial Delivery ’l‘llly. I welterweight
of Pittsburgh was killed in I huf'
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HAVANA.M11'rch 30* Betting on the
world’s championship contest of next
Monday has become brisk. The in-
rush of Willard money has driven the
Johnson adherents to cover, so that
it is a dlfilcult matter to find any
more of the 2 to 1 Johnson money so
plentiful a week or so ago.
Johnson had published in a local pa-
per today a docidedly boastful letter
in which he predicts that he will 1111
ish the task by thrashing Jess Willard
f in twenty rounds. On the other hand.
Willard is not in the least boastful. yet
he quietly declared this afternoon that
he will win the championship to a
5 certainty.
i “I weighed 242 after my work this
afternoon and there isn't o thing about
my condition that worries me," W11.
lard said “A: amottcr of fact it ll on
my condition alone that I must full
back in this 00111310.] realize that
Johnson is one of the groktest boxing
masters the world ever knew. i innit
hope to out box. him and i don't InL
tend to try. What i will do, though,
will be to wear him down. When i get
him who‘re 1 want 111111 1.1111 knock
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PR'IZE FIGHT GAME MEETS '1'.
DEATH IN NEVADA, .5
.. 10AR80N~ Gl'l‘lf, Nay. Ma'rch 301'—
y vetoin today tho bill psrmit'iills
ling mnfistsy‘ pained at a
l recent session of the state lsgislatul'e.
coves-11111115111111 put an and to all 11-
censod prize fighting in Nevndo, hav-
;lng already signed the general rev-
lenue bill which repealed the law un-
der which ten-round prize lights have
'b‘een held during the past two years
The boxing bill was an amendment
to the act" of 1897 permitting finish
fights, as amended by the legislature
of 1913 which limited contests to ten
rounds.‘
l some FOR THE WEEK.
u-—
Tonight.
Kid Wagner vs. Bob McAliister at
1 New York.
One Round Davis vs. Jim Coffey at
New York.
3 Frankie Callahan Va. Johnny Dun-
ldee at Brooklyn.
' Johnny Kllhane vs. Eddie Wallace
at Brooklyn.
Jimmy O'Brien vs. Bobby Wilson at
Albany.
Bushy Graham vs. Johnny Burt, at
Astoria. N. Y.
Thursday.
Kid Williams vs. Dutch Brandt at
Baltimore.
Saturday.
:K. O Sweeney vs. Al Thell McCoy
at Havana.
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EXPECT FARRELL TO HAND
' DOWN DECISION THIS WEEK.-
It is expected that Secretary Far-
rell of the National association will
i give his decision this week In the no
pool “taken by the minefield. Hart;
ford and New Haven clubs of the
Eastern association. whose franchise
were recently declared forfeited. Far-
rell was notified that three clubs had
, signed players and were ready to start
the season so he was urged to make a
quick decision. As soon as his ruling
is received. if it is favorable to Presi-
dent O'Rourke and the three clubs in
goodsstondlng. steps will be taken to
award franchises and snake out a sche-
dule. '
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Wells. In the tenth tonsil before 4, 5011'
.spootatoru in; the moon Open house
PM and appeared to be tired.
while Moran was smiling and conti-
dent.
1n the tenth wells slipped 1111 Mo:
ran shot a vicious right to the jaw.
whichoent Wells sprawling on his
basinlie lay until the count of six.
and then rose unsteatllly, while the
crowed roared.
As Wells got to his soot Moran sent
another lightning right to. the law
and the Englishman took the count.
The bout was a twentyeound match
for a purse of $3,500.
WITH THE BOXERB.
Owen Moran. the English feather-
weight. will meet the winner of the
Iota-ed In ' ”Wt" of I” u' ”t night. mm“ '1! right tol elimination contest that the National
Be Held In Dianne! Chico—Ho Will
Have Gm! Rival 11'. Young Donn.
' The MWI aquatic championships
of the Amateur Athletic union. which
ivlll be competed for at intervals ho-
lwiie‘li'hll'u'ch 2! 11130 April '10, pronto
to be the best in hlswry. The leaders
of practically all districts have lini-
ited their intention of balding for the
supreme titles. and then is assurance
of good fields. keen rinlry and proba-
bly record bulking. ..
The 110 yard kclmtrok'c «at at
Wells show and 1111 11113111111 c1111.!»
plon fell flat on his face. The crowd
which had “when Mr clever box-1
lug enthusiastically, seemed stunned”
.then placard 111m forth. and Wellsi
seconds lifted the protrate fighter
and carried him over the rep“...
in the first found Moran out-fought
and out generation the Englishman.
but in the second Wells seemed to re~'
gain his harm and from 111511 until the'
lknockout 19113111 a cleaner and more
‘1cientiflc battle. although Moran's
Quortlng club of London is holding
for the Lord Londsdnle belt. April 12.
Grover Hayes, the hard biting Chl-
cago featherweight. and Sammy Toy-
lor are signed for a boat at nontrenl
April 17.
Joe Mandot’s bout with Joe have
do. which was to have been decided
last night at Memphis, was called 01!.
Carl Harris meets Jim (lousy at
New York April 17.
Ray Bronzon is going to make an-
other trlp to Australia and expects
the Htto'lmrgh 11.11.01: March 90 will blow: seemed to do the greater dam- to 51m out June He is also can
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closely matched on past perform-Inc
that. although Hehnor appears to 1111+. '
a slut alumnae. the lean! back on
his part may flu-ow victory to any of
the others.
On moot work Arthur 11011111111111.
111.. of Yale and the New York A. 11.
should take the fancy diving county
ownrdod the Gotham organisation for
AprilB. Stiltlflltcumu—Dom.
mm and Doom-co well a am
of the Clio-(o A. A. a W
antagonists and should not be under
contacted. McAJccun will have to ex
hlhlt‘hls best form to defeat them.
The Chicago A. A. willstuo the 50
no! free style and 200"‘y'nrd' breast " "
stroke championships on April 14 and
In the former event there in no choice
between Hellner, Mcflllllvrny and
Bhlthel. tho 1111110111 A. O. sprinters
Who are traveling around standard
time-within a fifth of 11st crouch
stool-plummeting- Newton A.C
this will not. be decided until later.
The breast stroke race'ls conceded to
Michael Mabel-mutt of the 'Iilinols A.
0. who recently“ (Tested 1 m stun »
(lord nt 200 yards.
The 100 yordmwim and the 100 yard Z.
relay race for teams of fo‘ur‘willbc
run off under the auspices of the Illi-
110115111. 0. on April 15. Robber. Mo-
Gllllvrny and Baithel Ito-again equal '= -'
favorites for the sprint, though-some
believe Vollmer and Batman of the
New York A. C. have a fighting chance.
and it is almost-.111 foregone conclusion
that the Iiilnoloounrtet will capture
the relay event in spite of the east-
erners‘ hopes rogarding the possibility
of a victory by the Mercury Foot four.
The titular amt—vol will. close with '
the water polo mmnament. t the ml!
min A. C. on April 10. :1 the New
YorkA. C. cultultshstm. n11
seems likely. there Is'exoellenf prom
poet of the pennant being won by the
W'Ingcd Foch-rs. Otherwise there is
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championship hustle all to themselves "
NEW HAVEN BOY ROLLED BY A
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points; hush! 11111-11 honors were even.
but Wells ind .1319 cdvalltkgo in the
fourth. 1311111 min were now bleeding
over tho left on. ' ‘
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is clue to the ori inal
erlng together 11' team of boxers to
take 'wlth him.
K 0. Palm Ind Pusey DeLucca
will meet in a host at the Thornton
A. C of Rhode Island April 0.
_ Jimmy Coffroth, the California pro-
motor. plans to hold 20- round bouts, ,
in Reno, Dov. The San Francisco for
pressurlo is already negotiating for.
o. championship bout
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