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.1 mpion U. S. M' or Says Overtou Was The - ponent. _..

‘I no longer lwlted at my ‘coach. g ' I nigh! m Madison Square I didn't (lure to look around so I g“ New york, 1 ran a race in just kupt my head down and added l1 l lost cool-u o! everything in to my speed. it was too much for world except the beat oi two Johnny. One hundred yards from 1111011 the track» right nit my t e Biol-sh ho began to fade. I wu-s . "cull longing on like a wild man. h“. w géraway from those Ho was droppng back. but for all eats constituted the hardest I know, he might just as well have a o! my career. . been matching strides with me. n (lays before. on the cveninx it wasn't until the ice was over [arch l0, 1917, contestinfl l" S? that I had learnctl that l had won 1,- i did the mile in 4.17 3-5- by fifteen yrlrds..Thc fourth quar- h" the world indoor record by ter had been done in 1.02. more 1 Kiviut of‘ New York, of 4.'1\8 rccord~breakiug spccd. However the Happy“; a lurk l started east slow first half mile in 2.16 offset J “mm to take part in the an- fast second half of 2.03. and the fi- 1 11111001‘ tihzmrpionah-llp games llill time was 4.19. I could ‘have the A. A. U. sot for March 171broken tho 1vorld's record easily m Twenty-second Regiment Ar- that night, I bellow. W; New York, The next morn- Poor Johnny Over-tun. He lost his in 1l1e Pullman l read in 11- pap- life ‘in the world war. He was e ‘ha; Johnny Overton. the great gamo fellow. llc missed the train 1,, runner, also had smashed Kiv- which was to take him to the trans- 15 record. And ‘lle had done the port that would carry him to Eur- “. in 4.16. ono and three-fifths ope. l am told, and 11 11 25 miles and; better than mv mllrk. ,so as to catch the boat. i]

lHapnp-enings Of-“The '= Day At The ' Y.M.G.A.

l i0 tlll 12~—-Snl=cial Classes. 3 till 5~—*St11dents. 5 till 6.15——Bu"s. Ellen.

Bowling:

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I Showers. pool. billiards. bowlinK land reading room at your conveni- ‘once. 1 mm m -;0ystcr Bed ‘ ‘he A. A. Li. games were to bu; d the ncx! Saturday flight-flu" V ‘ll ‘l I ll 1- ‘ flllllllillcélillahis 01:15:: .1<>(l11flv§§-' The Oyster Bed Dflvlng Club uomulerclm ‘mil-mus were held their second race on January ‘he run off 11-! Madison Square um‘ Owmg m me exneme “m den, The outcolnc was that 0v- KM uttmlmncc‘ was sman- Tm’ 11 and I wcro dutcd 11p for a Green Race and Fred For A“ ‘m1 1: l onc mile race at 1hr; latter “o; ml‘ The 2'40 ma“ had m“ ‘L starters \von by Don R. in [hylee hwfln“ mm [he homer m. the l; Suflllfilll. bra-ts. Following is the 11d lilIpilllllUllhllllll. On ‘the mmmnry: ‘ltfM"l1'h.l' l‘ rid o 1111.1 1 e se .1 utw 2.40 CLASS

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V sort of ending‘ llcd interest I11 the speciul race. was confident of the ou-tcomefi

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Dramatic Sud- denness

NEW YORK. Jan. 18.——.lack De- laney, fighting, idol of Bridgeport. Conn.. knocked out Tiger Flowers, Atlanta. Gm. middleweight, in the second round of a ten-round match at lildilson Square‘ Garden last night. A powerful right uppercu! delivered with trip-hammer rapidi- ty to the n-egrds ja-w floored him for the full count, 43 seconds after the start of the second round. The end came with dramatic sud- dsnness. Delaney, who bud been fighting a defensive fight, suddenly opened 11p with real offensive. He led with u left ju-b and then his driving rigltlit cam-e through crashing with terrible impact against the Negros jaw.

The Negro sank to the canvas in i. helpless heap. The count of five found him fiat on his lback. He shuffled his feet and once got to u hall’ reclining position. only to sin-k back to the horizontal again as the rclcrce sounded the final ten and 111 ved his hunds in token of a ltnockiout.

Delaney assumed n (intensive utti- tulle at the start. content to fccl out tile Negro 11nd find out what he could do. Several wild rushes sent Dciancy to the ropes and he con- tinued I-o wiggle around 1nd awuy as the Negro kept boring in.

Only once in the first rnuud d’d Delaneyopen up and thcn hie let go with his powerful right to tllr Ne- grds ribs, a blow which sank Flow- ers buck on his heels and 5116114,’) his aggressiveness. y

The second round opened as the first, Delaney on the defensive 11nd Flowers eudeavoring to get inside lDEllHIQYET long arms. Flowers rusbctl Delaney to the ropes and poured in a furious attack.

Then canlc the knockout. A left load. the right uppercut nnd Flow~ era woibbled 1 iround on the floor. _

ln a preliminary Bobby Gould. of Toronto, lost a six-round bout by

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Large Crowd Witness Driving Finishes In Spectacular Racing-Harry Todd, ' Mac

Aubrey and Baby Todd Win in Their 1

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The weath-er was extremely cold ed by llorlw llrtitllci-g‘, \\'lln,slup “"1115 Saturday afternoon and there was so nun-h i11 iulvuncp of the ficld ihut quite a drlt’! of snow which made the (‘l11111111itt-l- o11 (‘.lassif.'1.-u.ti-1~.p it loolrus though it would be im- dccidr-d h.» Willlltl have to mm- nosslble to race horses but this ngniusi 11 lu-ttcr class of noises in (I'd not deter the enthusiasts of order 1o 111111111 11 ‘.\'t)l‘lh\\'llll:) contest‘. ‘ho (fillnrlottetolvn Driving Club. for ibi- tr: phy. I11 order to give him‘ The Track Committee. Messrs. Aib- due 1-11.11! i‘ 1r tho pri-vhuls win 11c: ‘belJl, W'hi!e and Conroy had the was ullolvl-d ‘l5 point..- r111- it nnil‘ ~ course cleared on time and this tl1e-1'11ll<1\\-i1:1: hm tuiblod in tlu-l made the racing possible though nvw 111cc: ‘Bu-by

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tiack and mad-e the course extrcmc- The 1~1>11i1 win: tui- _

ly heavy which proved a handicap lIllxl‘i*~llll;_-; .,|" i)... tmahd,“ so f“, :1. to some of t-hc horses that like a Every lu-ni '.\ .11.- 11 1'1 -.1l 111111111 1v 1th. lighter kind oi‘ footing. ‘ cxciu 1i drivcrs shouting and ycllitig About 500 spectators gathered and \‘Xll'1 111rl_v l-losl- iiuislios. it u around the judges‘ stand or drove nu .11~,v- i11 111111-11 1o tlflflilfp . .. around as witnesses of the racing. Win11 V. 111.1! 11111.- lu-zlts lu- raced There were three races on the pro- and rlu- l-ixlzluul winner proved Io 1'1 gram and under the capwbie man-‘bc "lizllrv 'i‘<1lill." il‘~\’llt‘(l by John.

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(Canadian Press) SANTABARA. Callf., Jan. 18.- Lou Dillon, the first horse to trot a mile in less t-hantwo minutes and world's champion trotter from 1903 to 1912 is dead of colic at the age of 27 years. Lou Dillon was fooled at Santa Rosa, California in 1898 by Sidney Dillon out. oi‘ -L0u Milton.

the next race will develop into u Bully Twill lllu 111-1‘).-. ‘ real contest. The winner is owned (‘tlilltlill ll. (H0111!) .hy Wellington cNeill who __hus 115M111 Sis. turbine! . . . . .- hubi-t of show-lug a gQQfl horse over-y lliulunorro (Alt-Kimlonl .. . .' year.__ The best time was 1.08 1-2. “Willy. (Wtllki 1') ~ ‘Clan “B" Trot-There was much Radiant. (Kelly) - . . - . . . - = discussion albout ‘this race and the ’i‘i111e—1.uil . 51-4. 1.1111 H. greatest interest. was evidenced in 1-11 1-2- lt, Till-g was one of the “r193 [or 'l‘l1erc will be ll niootillu of tlu- [Friends T]'Qphy_ 1n the first mm. Driving Clllll) tonight :1! S (Vclnt-ki for one trophy the O]fl$3[fi(;n[i()|1$lllii'|) -to illtlkg lll‘l‘llllj."t'lllt‘lli:l for‘ was very badly doneand Captain \\'i'<lu€atl=1y‘a 111141114. Si11l-""-"1‘ 1'..111'.<

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Dempsey Will Not Rctlre From Ring A . l "'"i~'l1t-.,- _v.'-u rill tlu- lurk 111 llli‘ hos ANGEI-‘Esl Calif-l Jan» 13"‘ lululll and 11111_v yillll‘ days of l'l‘lll‘\"} 3 llllPillf from tlul “plllilliul t-ir 1""

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today that he exipccts “to fight u couplevot tllues this summer." and Leaves at 4 o’cl0ck Sharp

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vim, m m, my highest speed mlbady Upton (Joseph Gal- vertical t1 1.4100 yard race. ' 1am‘)

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waited for Overton to set thel cc. bu! he refused to do it. Final-i l stepped out in front, but still.

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Starter-A- Cutliffe,

Tumor-Hammond- Kelly.

Judges-Dirt Younker, Parkman.

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3-1. F.Wt1ear~—~Clawson E. E.—- ‘Cameron J. E.——Nelson A.E. 4'41- G. Hlllrhes-Currle Hector~ Calder M.—~MoDougall L. 5—F. R. McLane-Taylor R. G.- (lrockeit J. P.——Phllllps 12H. tl-S. C. Moore-Weeks H. W.—— McIntyre Dn-‘Nash Fred. 7——Rev.G.C.Taylor——Full G. E.- McLaren W.A.R0ss McEwen 8-G. D. Wrlgh‘! Scott Alex.——- McLeod A-Srundors A.V. 9-—J.A.l~‘raser—'l‘ownsend W.I~I.—- McQuaid A.V..McGuigan D.V Spare Skips-Spillett R. E.—Dr. Goodwill—-W. ll. Prowse~Bmwn H. (3. Clark F. B.—-Mcl.ietln Murdock- Shaw i-i. H.-—Weir Geo. ‘ ~ WEST b-Dbers H. A.—Williams C. M.- Gaudet G.—~D1ew C. S. 2—.VlcKinnon D. A-Eliirl 6.1-1.- StewartF.1lVl.—McGregor O.D ii—\\'atkis Prof.-Taylor W. F.- Mulligan Revflrr-Snlith 1-1.1. ‘l-Stewavt D. B.-McDonald I..- MoNull E.E.-—Green S. T. li-Bayer JAS-Archlbald Dr.‘- McDonald J.P.—Afi’leok A. fi-Stewart W. A.—1Le1wls J. H.— “" Stevenson J.R.~McLellan Dr. ‘7——ilynd1nan A.\V.——Sincls‘ir A.C. ‘ —Nlcholson E.—‘Mcl(innon D.

‘illl himself with a bathroibe at mm turn ofItbe tit ck so as to mmglehlly signals. I had been’ eel 8d i111 ull the time. But now I qhnwto r1111 the race myself) M"! of hf"! opponent l wasn't c kn“ m» And I increased thel

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“l feel l‘m right. in my; primcl now. and as long a-s there's anyonei left to fight I expect to continue.“ Dempsey said,

"We ought to get a mulch withi Wills, Gibbons or sonlcone else tilts‘ sulnmer. although the flock of on- P011611351511'!Yfifyllllflilllfiilllb" luicws that, tho Abcglvciis lulvc ur- ‘“And what about your scbeduledhflngm] m, a slnipifl] m“. O1- $1,741" “IBITIWFB m 55mm! TBYIQPY" Dfilllp‘ for the Hocktyv Spcl-iui which. 59y was asked. lillVtlll luaro. ut ~l ircloclc slulrp 111-1 "NQ aevitmplllellifl 0Y1 $11M? “0lh‘lilllll‘l'0\V uftlruonu. ll is thereforl" l“! 1° 790011" ihe ‘Jhlllllllklll Elrllllwo sufe prrlllction tlult :1 rccord fnlq "ll- ' lowing of Aliogwclt. supporters will‘

llcconl-pllny the team when ill»; —--———— Nicolai pulls out. 1 " Tho grltno 'l‘nrsdu_s' night is covH-v _ f» .‘ Prawn T_w_L___McKhnmn E‘ lillll to be n thriller zl.-1 both scx-l mlflyyymww 1.1.51"

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Local huclu-l- font-i will no doubt‘ receive with ‘lllll('ll plczlsllro lilo.

ll 7 8 RULES

(1) ice and opposing rinks will be drawn for by Skips.

(2) Skips will be held respon- sible for ,t-he notification of their rinks.

(3) Games to consist of ten ends and must be started sharp on time.

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