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75 IBM FOR THE BUFFALO SUNDAY TI3IES. AT THE! BUFFALO VELODROME 'St ones to APPEAR LATER PICKING OUT THE a mm BOWLING' MS IS HUH Second Tryouts at the Garden on Tuesday Night Will Bring y. vr Inter-State Events to on Floss' Alleys Start-JiJ ing April 26th Promises to Be Successful Affair. ic rfcr Racing institution which will open its gates Sunday, April 25th. Photograph at the left is that of Brownie Carslake, the Australian motoreycle champion; the one at the right is that of Jimmy Harkin-on of SjTacuser winner of the Brighton Beach 24-hour race.

They will compete on the opening day. Do not fail to read every one of the twelve great stories in this series. Each story complete every week Start Now Out Some Lively Scrappers. Fight fans who delight in the game of swat, who shriek their enthusiasm as tw healthy-bodied chaps exchange punches, will have their fill next Tuesday night at the Garden Theater when the Buffalo Social Club will stage its second tryout night. There will be at least ten four-round bouts, which means forty rounds of boxing.

If some of the contests are speedily terminated by knockout punches, the management will fill in with other bouts, as the applicants for permission to participate in the tryouts have been numerous. That there is no dearth of youngster, who would seek fame and glory in the roped arena, is amply demonstrated by the large number who have applied for the privilege of giving somebody a beating or taking one themselves. Manager George Rider and Matchmaker Bllven have been pressed to the limit in their endeavor to weed out the poor ones and pick only the beet for the entertainment of the spectators. Tryouts and amateur tourneys al-, ways develope some promising talent. The last show proved beyond doubt that Buffalo has an abundance of good boxing amateurs, who, If properly coached and managed, undoubtedly would make good in the ring.

The show will be run at the same low prices as it is expected the clubhouse will be taxed to its capacity. 'ELKS VS. PERRY-EEIES. The Elks of the South Side League will open the season Sunday at South Buffalo arrounda with the Perry-Eriea All Elk plavers are requested to report at Como and South Park not later tfcAn 1 :30 o'clock. CONDITIONS FOR THE TIMES' GREAT MARATHON RACE FOR BOYS Date Mar It IS.

Distance of the met Abeat seven and one-half mites. Event open to all boy e-rer 14 and under IS years ef age. Boys must have the co ant ef their parents te enter th raoe and their parent must sign th eatry blank. Contestants will be paoed by an official pacemaker to a givea petet to be announced later. No boy will be permitted to pass the pacemaker until this petnt has seen reached.

This Is den In the Interest ef the lnexperleneed beys prevent orar-exerttea In th raoe. No emptors ef THJB TXMK8, the Illustrated Sunday Magaala, th National Monthly; or any other publication with whioa Mr. Mack la connected, will permitted compete. Kntrles will be acoepted only en ffloial entry blanks published la THE TIMES. Entries may made at THS TIMES Office or mailed.

Emtriea tor the raoe will eles positively en Friday, April 9flth. PURSUIT OF PLEASURE. by th way out-of-towa bottlers entering tha Inter-Stats two-man bowline tournament to bo decided on John U. Floss PtUtM alley, rtimnimclni, April 2Sth. visiting- pin knights are going to cut considerable it- when the $90 in pilie money is ilLttrtbutetl.

The first prize In the tourney is $150.00. and in all there will i () cash prises. In addition to thla there will be three (old medals offered for high scores. The Interstate tourney is about the biggest thine offered bowlers this season in the two-man division, except, of course, the I'eoria events. To date, over 100 entries have been received bv Manager Floss for the coming tiimmnt.

and a third of the entry lint comprises out-of-town bowlers. I'm kniarhts from cities as far west 'irt-innati, Cleveland and Detroit lmv entered, In, Western New York tewns from Tonawanda. Niagara Kails. I.ockport. anient own.

Warren. oiean. Kridford and other points have sent in tneir entry blanks. The en-i rai re fee of SS.ee per team, and the Ji00 in prize money is guaranteed by Flos irrespective of the number entries received. A feature, of the coming tournament will be the alleys on which the tournament games will be rolled.

The slides will be re-planed, and each night, following the conclusion of the eames. the alleys will gone over thoroughly In order that every entrant will have an equal chance. A. B. C.

rules will govern the coming tournament, and the events will mn through until May 15th, or. later if necessary- The entrance fee is $3.09 per With Buffalo and out-of-town bowlers responding liberally to the announcement that valuable prize mtmer Is offered for these events the tournament promises to be a huge success. The alleys will be as new. and every contestant will have en equal chance. TCntry blanks may be obtained by Secretary John G.

Floss. No. SIS Washington Street. Buffalo. X.

T. Kntrles close the day the tournament opens. Z8YS7KO PIIRIJH RFC FPU ON TODAY Wladek Zbyszko. the wrestling Pole, who claims the world's championship since the retirement of FYank Gotch, will arrive In Buffalo this morr.ing from Vew York City. On Friday night he defeated Paul Koch at Greenfield.

ir two straight falls and is in splendid condition from continued action on the mat. Tomorrow night at the Broadway Auditorium Z'oyszko will crapple with Frank Hockman. the champion wrestler of the Genfln rlmplre. for the-fest two out of three falls. Intense rivalry exists between th.fe big men as etch insists he is the logical successor to Gotch.

'byszko's manager. l. Kowalski. has offered Gotch a purse of $25,000 to wrestle the lole to a finish. Ivan orlarf.

the Russian Cossack. Is to wrestle Joe Rogers, the Amrican "Apollo." who has been training conscientiously for this bout at Brown's gjmraslum in Ntw York City. Joe Matty, the Buffalo middleweight champion, has been matched to wrestle Dave Martin in the preliminary hout. The Poles today will give a public reception of Wladek Zbyszko. NICHOLS AN EASY WINNER OVER HAMBURG Nichols opened their baseball season esterUar afternoon in an auspicious manner bv defeating VKjnburg Hiich Rohool bv the score of II tr 7.

Ham-i-urg was the ftrst to score. Held, the first man up, coming across the plate after there were two down. Nichols also scored In their half of the Innlns making: It even up. tn the third tn-ninar the greenltes got to Pitcher Srodgrasa of the Hamburg team for pven runs and everyone batted around. caln In the seventh inning he could find the plate ad he walked ten men.

forcing three runs In. Hamburg staged a short batttng rally tn the -sixth session that netted them ruas and as many hits. They were plalnlr not a. match for the Nicholltes and It wis merely a practice contest for thenf Rounds, captain and pitcher for N'rhols. pitched air-tight ball up to the -iti inning when he sprained nis wrist and Hamburg scored four ruas.

He retired to left field and Erb replaced htm In the box. Score by Innings. R. H. Nichols 1073s! S3 IT 20 Hamturg 1 1 1 0 0 4 0 18 Batteries Nichols.

Rounds. McCue; llamhurr. Snodsrass. Mantle. Umpire.

Brown. Municipal I-eacue. COLLEGE LACROSSE Baltimore. Mil. April 17.

Johns Hopkins defeated Pennsylvania at lacrosse today. Ave to one. MACXFTS- T0USNAMZST. Kntrles are now open for Mackay's two-man tournament, at his alleys at the comer of Umon and High streets. Rntrance fee will be S3 per team.

Entries close April 2ftb. I DISEASES OF r.lEri AH disc sew peculiar to men, contracted or Inherited. All trouble re-surtlng from yoaUifal Indiscretions, diseases of bladder and rectum; blood poison treated by the latest method a ease taken for treatment la Nrhieb a cure cannot be positively guaranteed. Come tn and have a talk wtth in and let me cenvince jexx that am ere to treat you right- KTneteen years' eroerteno is the' sreaanenx oi men a diseases in Jv City can assure yen ot my ability. Consultation and exainrnatlea frea Ifoxrrs: H.

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K. i CRAFT tll 1-2 Mil SL Hm Anxii CHICHESTER PILLS Amk Tmr 0 boiM. MMi US h.am HAtam. ui-4 it e-Ty "HOME RUN" BAKER LIKELY TO JOIN MACKMEN SOON By United Press. PHILADELPHIA, April 17 Athletic fan are positive today- that "Home Run" Baker has heard the ell.and will be w-ith the Mackmen within a few days.

Baker was here for a conference with the Athletic boas a few days ago and then left for hie Maryland farm. The dope is that the swat king is to return to Philadelphia before the series with the Yanks is over. SPRING GETS TO THE WALKERS The mouthful of spring extended to Buffalo this week has awakened the Walkers Club of Buffalo to the beginning of their summer hikes, the nrst one of which starts at William Street and City Line today at 9:15 A. JI. to Bellevue.

thence through the country to Williamsvllle. where the Inittal effort ends. The distance this year of the weekly hikes, as in the of fom 14 to 20 miles, and the pace' will be moderate. For th.t, of late starters the course wu be strewn with confetti. Those wishing' information as to the and its membership arc cor- i.

Invited to correspond with Osrar -rnti- Captain, Care or The TIMES. HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS iorcT.gga5rt;;Vtrrnotisioa won: Fair Helen. (Louder). 7 to 2. fi 2, second: Vldet.

Ill to 1 2 to l' third. Time 1.06 l-. A mans Scorpil, Jem. Star of Love. Kasan Antiseptic and Jesse Jr also ran.

Second race, 2 miles, steeplechase Humility, 188 (Dupee), 7 to 1, 7 i Prolee. "0 (Cohler); 1tJ X' and 2 to cond: Gar. 3 even, nd 1 to I. third. Time.

4:08 S-5. Wool Tex Mr. Sniggs. Buckthorn, Belray, My and Mystic Light also ran. Third race, handicap Montresor, 106 (Ural), 1 to 2, and 6ut won; Gino, 102 (Buxton).

50 to 1. 15 to 1. and 8 to 1. second; Belamou'r. 112 (Rice), 7 to 1, 2 to 1.

and 4 to 5, third. Time, 1:00 1-6. Aldebaran, Brave Cu-narder and Headmast also ran Fourth race, 5 1-2 furlongs, selling Squeeler, 108 (T. 1 McTaggart), 10 to 1 8 to 1, and even, won: 104 (Cral). 7 to 1, to and 4 to second; Mlramichi, los (Buxpton), 9 to 6, 4 to 5, and 2 to 5, third.

Time, 2-6 Jim Basey. Kingly, Boxer, Emerald Gem, Sherwood, Kewessa and Briar Path also ran. Fifth race, 1-2-mile, selling Gentlewoman. 102 (Tilly). 7 to 1, to 1, and 8 to 6.

won: Lily Heavens. 98 (Louder), 2S to 1, 10 to 1, snd 5 to 1, second; Edith Olga. 113 (Fairbrother), 12 to 1, 5 to 1, and 5 to 2, third. Time. :47 4-6.

Bob Redfleld, Typography. Broomstraw, Bessllen, Ataka. Will Cash Ormen-shead. Ballista and Edith also ran. Sixth race.

mile, purse Scallywag. 105 OtcCahey), to 6, 4 to 5 and 2 to 5, won: Progressive, 108 iSchuttinger). 12 to 1. 6 to 1 and 5 to 2 second: Royal Metor, 105 (T. Tag-ga't), 10 to 1, 4 to 1 and 2 to third.

Time, 1:14 8-6. The Rump, An-con. Tiger Jim, Stonehenge. ClarbeJ. Louise Travers.

Hudas Brother. Gordon Russell and Elwah also ran. nn JUL IP 1ST WEED OF A SPECIAMST, J19T ASK ANT CITY OFFICIAL. CLERGYMAN. RRLIABL2 MAN OR YOUR FHIEDS OR NBIUHBOR9 WHO IS THE MOST SKILFUL, THE LONGEST ESTABLISHED AKD MOST NELIABLK SPECIALIST TREATING MEN'S DISEASES IN BUFFALO.

AND THEY WILL TELL YOU DR. HUGHS0N His life has been spent in securing health, happiness and comfort for others. His good deeds are known to all the people of Buffalo and surrounding- country. They accord not with sham and false pretenses. All Diseases of Men His Lifelong Specialty.

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Over IT yea re ta ALL CHRONIC AND LINGERING DISEASES EhrDch's from the system by the famous new treatment. 14." Only one office call necessary. SPECIALD1SEASES lycrTi Itching, and Inflammation stopped within a few hours. UOCItSi A.M. F.M.

(as-aays, 1 A.M. 1 P.M. Dr. HUGHSON 0HilriliIIit I SfsUU is Male tew Ftow, Wl Mala St. Corner South Division over United Cigar Store.

Entrance to office. South Division. St, Buffalo. N. T.

miC(E3nDf3 Vlf AC IIM RESTORATIVE1 frte tL A Motion Pictures Will Be Taken of the Flying Riders on the High Steep Banks, One -week from today the Buffal Velodrome. Military Road and city line the only motorcycle racing institution In these parti, will open Its summer racing season with the presentation of a program of events that will bring together the "fastest banked track champions in the world. Track Manager Oeorge- Kreamer is preparing a splendid card of events that undoubtedly will provide many tnriila for the spectators. The management of the Velodrome announces that there w'll be rselnsr every Munday afternoon until the formal opening of the regular season, when there will be race meets every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday night.

The crfm of motorcycle world, professional raters, will take part in the sensational and daring races on the banked track of to degrees. General Manager Samuel I Robertson has arranged for the taking of motion pictures on the opening-day. movie operators working their cameras over the crowds and also on- the riders as they whis around the saucer track at- a dlszy rate. There will be nine or ten events on the opening day next Sunday afternoon. Among the riders who will participate are Don and Bob Barclay of Denver: Brownie Carslake, the world's Australian champion; Percy Patterson, the new professional of Niagara Falls; tieorge I-ockner.

the Syracuse cham-winner of the Brighton Beach 24-hour race: Jimmy Martinson of Boston who captured the Southern championship last year in St Louis; Freddie Luther of Ft. Worth, Texas, and Ed. Harmer of Kenosha. whose wonderful riding on the Velodrome track astonished many Buffalonians last summer. A novel feature also win attend the opening day.

Allie KrusheL the bicycle crack, will be pitted agatnst Eric J. Howse on the new Smith motor wheel. They will ride one. two and three-mile heats. 4A spectacular ten-mile epjn.

in which all the champions will compete, will also be on the day pro-granl' INDIVIDUAL SWEEPSTAKES FOR ST. MARY'S MEMBERS Tomorrow night the first annual Individual awsepstakes of the St. Msry Catholic Club will start on the clubs alleys In Broadway. The members have taken considerable interest In i this tournament and a large number of entries has 'been secured. The handicaps will be sealed and this feature will make the tourney more LMv.

camea will be bowled. total phis to count. The schedule follows: Monday, P. M- F. F.lslnghorst.

J. Soh.i-fer, O. Krieg. E. Ball.

R. Rung. J. fJchmtts. Wednesday, iv si.

ijn. Terhaar. F. Welts. A.

Frannenierger, A Schwahl. u. wens. Fridav. P.

M. i. Blrner, A. Klein. A.

AwaJd, C. Ries. A. Conrsd. There it still opening for a few more bowlers.

Shortlv after this tournajnent a five-man match game will be rolled between St Mary's team and the Gaulins of George Schwabl's alleys. BOOTS FRIENDS. A xame is scheduled between the Yanigana, a pirked team of Boots' Friends club, and the regular Boots' Friends team this afternoon at Boots' Friends Ball Park, formerly Rlchter's, Delavan Avenue and city line. This will be the first time-the regular team wlU be seen In action this season. DISEASES OF MEN SPECIALTY NO FEE NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED Remember, this offer is made in good faith.

I will deal with you Honorably and Thirty years' Experience assures yon of my Ability. Skill and Success. DR. HERRICK. Eiaht wears as sreaent toceHes.

Of9ce Hours? llly I A H. to I P. M. Sundaya 18 A. M.

to 1 P. M. Dn.E.0ART0Il IIERQICII 650 Main SL sJSBuffalo.N.Y. URINARY DISCHARGES BJOXCTBD nr 24 nouns xiXPareoisTs "THCOUl RELIABLE' i i-: or fci Af B0 MAIL $0 1 A 1 TATIg t. OH OPEN ON SUNDAY -1 I an 1 ar asiwa2 BIG ENTRY LIST FOR THE HI A.

Annual Tournament for Five, Two-Man and Individual Contests to Be Rolled on Kumpf's Alleys, The first annual tournament for the city ten-pin championship in five-man, two-man and individual competition will be held during the next two weeks under the auspices of the Buffalo Bowling Association on Kumpf Brothers' alleys. The tournament opens tomorrow night with the five-man competition which will continue throughout th) week. President J. T. Smith of the city association will make the opening address to the members and lowleri at 8 o'clock.

The schedule of the week's competition, five-man, follows: April lthr 8:30 o'clock aquad Fisher's Five, Capt. F. Fisher; Buffalo Express, Capt. J. Weltzsacker; Aldermen, Capt.

F. Miedenberger Gould Coupler Company, Capt. Cook; Augustus II. Knolls Five, Capt. M.

O. Hal-verstadt; M. H. Birge Sons' Five, Capt. G.

Schwartz; Pabst's Five, Capt. Tcm Sehaefer, and Schwartz's Ponies, Capt. A. L. Schwartz.

April 20th, 8 o'clock squad Rodlers No. 2, Capt. B. Deebe; Rodler's No. 1.

Capt. F. Rodler; Uold Quality, Capt. .1. P.

Morgan; Buffalo Belles, Capt. Mrs. Georgie Foster; French Club, Capt. Frank M. Schtwrdf N.

Y. C. Lines, Capt. Joseph A. T.

Danahy. 10:30 o'clock squad- Carl Mever'a Five. Capt. Charles Miller; McClure's Thistles, Capt. H.

McClure: Industrial, Capt. A. Schutt; Fries' Colts, Capt. Fries; ilendler Five. Capt.

L. Hendler; Humboldt Feds, Capt. R. J. Lots; Elks.

Capt. J. J. McKowne, and Forest Blue Labels, Cept. G.

Schwabl. April 2tst, 8 o'clock squad Finch Pegan, Capt. H. Finch; Otis Elevator Company. Capt.

W. H. Gould; Leuths' Sprudles. Capt. W.

J. Louth- Holv Trinity, Capt. W. Werner; 74th In-taptry. Capt.

C. B. Hoyt; Seutei-s frnTfKi CV Schmocker. American ChnrAh Pt- P' Srau' and Schwartz Eastern Star, "oeimr: Prospect Five Capt. L.

Jfeyer; Floss Colts. Cant, Floss: L. 'oss: Ij. j. Schwabs Five.

Cant J. Schwab: Old Hom. h. rr I Cant. Caiccr CI Schmidt: Old Homo WeeK No.

2, Cant. Bauman; Eaglet; StSrlc mnA Capt. William iv capt. if UaK.i 8 'cIock quad Goodell Church League, Capt. Charles Pavne ette.

Capt. P. Schreck; Lipp-S Flvf Capt. Joseph Moritz; F. A.

Cant Homer Brooks: Capt' George Tox: Lockporf. Capt! Aard. and Bunker Hills. Capt. Can't a 1 Hofbrau! rVrt Beck 8 Sheets, Capt.

Warning Hose Tap BZ- Postofflce. VoP 1 C.H; Kumprs Indians Lieder, and Kumpf. Indians No. 2. Capt.

H. Kumpf. 8 o'clock squad. Rovers 0. Capt- A- E- Ooodwin: Rover's No.

2, Capt. E. O. Smith; Teddv Bears Capt. E.

Fickenscher; King A Eisele Company. John cm Capt. H. w. Pollack: Altbelers, E.

P. Plummer; Goodell, Capt. F. Filsinger, and Lovejoys, Capt. William Xorman.

10:30 o'clock squad: Orpheus Capt. J. H. Geigand; Hotel Statler, Capt. C.

J. Ermatinger; Cyclones. Capt. R. Morgan: Athletics, Capt.

E. Burner; Eurekas, Capt. O. Seebach; Buffalo General Electric Company, Capt M. W.

Scateherd; Morgan's Goats. Capt. w. T. Pickard, and Schwab's Silver Kings, Capt.

L. J. Schwab. SCHWABUS TOURNEY WILL START ON THE ALLEYS TOMORROW The big annual Western New Tork two-man sweepstakes tournament to be held by George A. Schwabl will begin tomorrow afternoon on the alleys at Genesee Street and Bailey Avenue.

A flood of entries are being arranged into a schedule which will be announced tomorrow. Bowlers of high class from Buffalo and surrounding cities and towns have been more than anxious to get in their entries, with the purpose in view of winning one of the excellent prizes offered. Furthermore, Mr. Schwabl's Idea of allowing the teams to bowl the entire five games at one appearance has struck a popular chord with the bowling bunch. T0BINS WIN IN THE BASKETBALL LEAGUE Final standing of the teams In the Class League: Teams.

Won Toblns 4 "Cohns Kurds 2 Gabriels 2 Merrlmans 2 Murphys 1 Lost. 1 2 3 8 3-; Pet. .800 .800 .600 .400 .400 .250 The final games in the Noon Class basketball league the Central T. M. C.

A. were played and the Gabriels were the team to finally break the Tobln string of victories. It was a srreat game. The final score stood 17 1 to 14 in favor of the Gabriels. The Cohn-Merriman game wss some go.

too, and It took 20 minutes' extra time to decide the bout. WEST SIDE ROWING CLUB MEETS TODAY The West Side Rowing Club will hold a meeting in the boat house at o'clock sharp today. Ever- mem- iber of the club Is urgently requested iu anenu nm easiness or the utmost Importance is to be transacted and the plans for the various regattas to be held during the summer will be dls- c-ubscci. ,11 wemmer conditions are a owes 1 iic crews wilt oe sent, out for their first row. Inn Is of New Tork has sent word that th new four, ordered byf the club, will be here In time for the early regattas.

Capt Reilly will be on hand todav to re-' ceiva all candidates for crews. BOWING GAMES The Times' Modified Marathon Race for Boys ENTRY BLANK Buffalo Evening; TIMES1 Please enter me at a competitor in THE TIMES' Modified Race for Bay, to be run on Saturday, May 8, 1915. Name Ay Address -----f--- r-i im MMws.ifcC"WaaMaco"''s"isjss)s Where Born. 7 tttttt I'l wniiii Parent's Sigrnature aisisnw)wspasawnwi This Week's Story, "THE Who Are Gloomy, Despondent, Yet Don't Feel Like Work, Let for ram Cure Which Can Be Used Secretly Careworo and Nervous, Not Sick, Me Offer Yon My Sore and Speedy Without Pain Lou ef Time No incurable Cases Accepted There la risk, fee I Te met treat sieBVable eaiaea aader any eenaldera- tlom. I DO FOT EXPERIMENT IVOR LSB IJfJt Riorg DRLGS TO RL'IJf TOUR ITSTKM.

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