The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1911, Page 14

S56 UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SUNE 9, 1911. When the Horses Run at the Meet of the United Hunts | Racing Association Society, Turns Out in Regular Comic Opera Costumes. Copyright, 1011, by The Prew Publishing Oo, ' (The! New York Wotl 7 Was pretts' good amateur sport at Belmont Terminal yes- | terday afternoon. There are few | aports prettier than horse racing. And there are few tracks prettier than the | wild, hilly, wooded turf course where | he United Hunts Racing Association | meet is being held. Everything about the) Whole affair indicated that love of| sport was the incentive behind it. Of eourse the winners took cash purses jes an occasional “piece of p'ite,”” the money cut little figure beside “honor of winning. “Most of the “gentlemen riders were! bronzed, well trained looking young fel- | flows. If they dfdn’t ride with the skill BL the professional at least they went it with as good a will, ard they eg a as hard to win. dering around the grand-stand and the paddock was enough to make| @ rank outsider, unaccustomed to the frills of “society,” feel as If he were ‘Woling at a comic opera staged in the aime I caught many a grim smile Wi the faces of the bookmakers as the derfully hatted and coated and pan- ted and boot-legged and occaston- #ily, monocied inhabitants of the upper sta: strolled by. And as for colors— Boiwmon in all his glory never even med of such an these—reds, pur- ostrich feathers dyed in glaring that would make any self-re- ing ostrich commit sutcide on the "eared that would make a checker look like a flat tone— OR, yes, it was racing, all the way You never see all these things here else but at a ¢ And the re and layers of odds, in sp! Announcement that they couldn't business," were just as busy as gathered in swaying, excited, eyed, whispering and soribbling wherever the crowd was thick- the lawn and under the stands, petting doesn't make racing, racing a makes betting, and it alw 1) Of what use t¢ @ difference of {f you can't cash it? ILLY PAPKE is champion of the world—in England. Here in Amer- fea Billy will have to “show” a umber of people before he is accepted. of these Is Cyclone Johnny Thomp- fee, who came beck from Australia a few months ago announcing himself as (middleweight champion of the world” fy virtue of having whipped Papke on the other side of the world, Thompson fe w middleweight (was a welterweignt only a year ago), and his claim is warely better than Papko's. One good ‘thing, the discussion will probably lead to a lot of good middleweight matches when the Pole returns to Amert Good middleweight matches are raro now, takes Tex Rickard to get up stunts, | Tex became famous when he handled Nelson-Gans fight at Goldfield, 4 out of sight for a while, ran off | w small shows and then came back @ rush as chief promoter of the! #-Johnson mutch at Reno, In that Tex handled the biggest money ever pald to see two men in the ring. was a world’s record affair long ago Rickard went down ¢ Buenos Ayre ing that he was through for good with promoting fights and that in the future his tine would be oted to mining, But Tex can no more keep out of fighting game than he can stop droppin @ handful of twenties on a case cy mow and then. The latest fight prom be stunt hi just come over the cab "ex Rickard offers Jack Johnson pu a to fight two men in Buenos Ayres. He explains that he thinks John- capable of beating any ted, both on the same day. HE Latin-American countries have I turned to sport of all kinds dur- | -. ing the past few years. In fact, | Beenos Ayres has the best horse racing ithe world, they say, and the Plooded horses are constantly being imported for local owners. They have Great wrestling tournaments, to which| they bring the best wrestlers from all tries, Boxing is @ new game in ea, America. But without a doubt introduced, it will create the same furore it created in France, It may go even better, for the half baked Latin of the South likes anything in the fight- “dine. Here isn't much chance that Johnson, Will rush back from Europe to grab! Rickard's proposition. He won't be anx- fous 'to fight two men on the same day And.even if he did accept Tox couldn't two men GM the two best heavyweights int World (Johnson excepted) to agree to him on the same day, There'd be} of the $0,000 left when Johnson's ands were met, and a split of that n't be much of an inducement Also there'd be no glory in being a feasted under such circumstance: nd _ Ret much more in winning {f tt hap- ened to be in the second fis No, {1 sounds good, bur ectly 4 practical proposition, ir Inn't ex Mover oF Cason EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN SOME OF THE FUNNY THINGS WE SEE AT BELMONT Batting Bee Looked For Now That Ford and Walsh Have Done Their Worst Ping Bodie Twice a Teka, Shivvs He Really Is a Fence Buster, Then Falls Down. RY BOZEMAN BULGER. HE riddied remains of Russell I Ford are an attest to the fact that Bodie and Matty Me- Intyre have been in our midst, and that the White Sox have tightened their grip on the first division. The last game of the series will be played this afternoon, but with Ford and Walsh, the two ster twirlers, out of the way, It ought to be & free-for-all fight. The Hilltop crew ‘was decidedly shy on hits yesterday, and one of those cork centre walloping duels would pe keenly relished. It was the worst trimming ¢ Ford has received for a year or more, and it was not under the class of hard luck, as almost every wallop carried a sting with it and tore through the outfield as if ehot from a Krupp slege gun. ‘Thirteen clean safe- ties explains the downfall of the High- ders, and five lonesome bingles, two of which were scratches, by our boys, cinched the argument. Ping Bodle kave us two exhibitions of his fence-busting prowess, and then curled up like a water mocassin on a hot day and quit. Ford got on to his awing at the breeze, Jimmy ( the old gentleman with the crutch, who has been given the name of “Bing’ #0 as to rhyme with the “Ping” of Bodie, gave the usual performance which fo! lows the presentation of flowers, He was up five times and has yet to make a bit. the way, was a hero at the Washington Helghts Hospital last night. Finding it imposstble to cart away his wagon load of flowers, he and Frank Fogarty held a conference and decided to present the enormous bunches of flowers to the patients of the hospital. Callahan, b Chase and Callahan were discussing baseball after the game, and attention was called to the fact that the High- land manager had struck out three| times, as had “Ping” Bodle. “Hal, do you know what Ix the long- est walk world?” avked Jimmy. “its py hard to say," replied Chase. “Ww that walk from the plate! tot bene after striking out,” de- clared Callaha agreed with him, at's rked Chase, “that a ball player doesn't know what » with his bapdy or which way to look Ford started out as if he had., everything thet goes with a atar | pitcher, but towad the finish he grew very wild, He knocked Core han and Lord unconscious by hite ting them ow the head. Inctdent- ally, ¢ rer thing about the Lord case was that Umpire Evan would not all hin his base Then, juat for spite, Lord wob dt back to the plate and laced ont @ beautifud single The hardest hitting of the afternoon | was done by Matty McIntyre, the T: ast-c tyre was up five times and out four clean singles, figured in the run-get- the distinguts visitors at Jack Doyle, the umpire suspension for not kno ack's only comment, Two Race Track Bills tor Senate's Constceration : v ace track Interest iB and tt came with a smile, baseball players “are a lot of or do At tha den Lynoh. Here's hoping that he ge back on the job, Though he failed to get a hit, Callahan showed that he still the game.’ He got on seco: error, ind = promptly stole Sweeney made a wild throw him, and he scored, ven a trial at second the Hightanders. He played ane: flelding me, but him at the work at Indianapolis, and the play declare that he is @ sure comer. to cat Priest was The Highlanders had little chance to show any form on the bases, as hey tould not get on. The acore wae a home run drive by Harry Wolter that went under the centre fleld stand and had to be dug out by Ping Bodie. Hughey Duffy says that {s not only a good song writer, in the country. went to short and White held down t have Gone, was that} tough fellows who don't care what they say all the old players are how pulling for Doyle to be reinstated. Doyle used to be a hard proposition for the umpires, and now he sees the other wide of the question. A lot of players think he was right in his decision at Pittsburg, despite the ruling of Presi- te Jimmy knows: a by an third, ch ror at luck was against Priest did wonderful Doe White but one of the best all around ball players He Is a good pitcher, and In addition to that can play any other position on the field, Afer Cor- han was hurt yesterday, Tannehill he WHETHER, SOME OF ‘EM WERE COMING OR succeeded in stopping Al. Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World.) v\ Noni SED * Soewey GRANTLAND Cnor IN) Society } LANDED ON HIS HE ONLY SMILED Some oF THe “GENTLEMEN RIDERS” were BIG ENOUGH FoR_*wuTE HoPESs® Sailor White, a Slugger, Again Whips Benedict This Time the 5 ac Filky Sailor Turns the Trick in Three Rounds. BY JOHN POLi.OCK. weeks, Saildr White, the sturdy heavywelght of Jersey City, has Benedict in F°: the second time in exactly two quick time at the National Sporting Club sta In their first scrap White stowed Benedict away in less than two | minutes, but in their scrap of last night first base Job as well as any star could| Benedict put up a much better fight, se | 888 {t was not until the third round ILLY PAPKE, who knocked o Jim Sullivan, the English middl onthe a ar ht champios sion In Australia a few x is anxious to world’s middlewe ship The Mlinols Thunderbolt shows fe | were responsible fer the [that game from the Pirates yesterda @ runner two bases, a scored, and Miller let Wilvon's gro wet a from him, permitting well to score the winning run in eleventh inning, ns Derwoe to th one & two-bagae: rum, | Red Ames ant ons all againat the Pivates, ante and ¢ ried f allowing th ings and Crandall cree in four hits = ini five tunings Aattens, who doce ail the « rn and Matty for the Bit rultee ais ut ins weight champion, in the Palladium last night, announced to-day that he would retura home in the near future ands a match with "Cyelone Johnny" ‘Thompson, to whom he lost a n- ew Ry Brid- | the Papke Will Come Back Here ' to Fight Johnny Thompson. SS ik INS Would Reverse Result of Battle in Australia and Thus Es-| jaw which drove him against the ropes. tablish Clear Title to Middleweight Just as White was about to let go the nishing punch, the referee stopped Championship. the bout, saving Benedict from further | punishment. London, June ® ymarks from last night's nine-round as Biamelghtobaraplos,. bas: aecided toe sument with Sullivan, whom he clearly outelansed. Referen Corl sald to-day 10% Ms that the Title campion ie figut in that the fight should go as a clean a eae oe ohany Dats | Knockout fo> Papke, ax the blow he rs tmeau go ba ans we | deal: Sullivan five seconds before the ‘i Shen | Ninth rend ended found the ° the proposed tens out between Hackes blew for tl. tenth round Sullivan was beture lie National, A.C. of ¢ Practically unconsclous for ten minutes Of, B simautes. The boxing game after the finishing blow, despite the Wihube ty neter tetcer ind fact that he managed to ger to hig than the Milweukre Emi Thiers seat after the bell had saved. him from i gieeeramde, has already accented etually being counted out, t : The White Sox’ victory over Font vestent the first that they have ever achieved young: twirler Apologies are due Ed. Walsh, why gested recently, was losing his grip entretieta | the Wghlanders of them and bad ‘atcher Harry T All the Games at a Glance in WHAT THE BOX SCORES SHOW The two German infielders on Barney | ¢ Charles Miller of the Atlanta Club of Dreyfuss’s team, Wagne ; Teague was sold to the Brooklin wie Club yesterday. Durmiller of the purehaved to. replace. as, formerly a Pirate 0. in Massilon, and who bel ons Trdyen, tits been > pla sii Club, He has notified the mn, he will play with Bill len aod iis team or with none at a Hofman of Sox apd. a1 Hofman may play toa: Sout for several day right arm fant quite 1 Brooklyn to four “ have suce Mul tus | start to finish, ei ju having reported from the tour] — Commit on jes the two bills ine ty Despite the fact that Cobb's doings are « Padinet fy Miakne Gilitae Cae ke | chentnut, it must be reconted that little Teves. i pougersy ety Misbiteee ant con »| Menlay stored two runs, made three ite in three tines up. atale. two wight track from Nat betting without | white Sox, way to tuale ome esalet and mt te acilent sttae niet: | thelr know nd the other detines | He fanned. twelve of them (Maneger (ia {baseman Raker that Aecesitated @ police escort bookmaking fim"turce sles) and ool," aifswed Vem '3 | qthe clam of the gute’ Hone Wah alayert There was soue talk about the cap- ape . Hobby Loupe Browns got busy ves By taking Msadvans of nearly every coger Ito! that Murphy fa- |, ebbr al’ to'“win gome’trom | tunily, the’ ed’ Bos teanaged to) 9o0 Vored the {is and that {ivy 1 Tyson Wat hos, hel setet us | quem seterdee and eter rene eae te twen Ors vepresents | the gain fourth inning when they scored | Into "the ground, the metropolitan distriots all but {edt mi Hoe aut of the bos, a ees were said to be in favor of the| gol 1¢ high-priced twirler of Jimmy Mc. > So cme baleen hestestowe 0 ia. ‘The (wo opposing Senators are deta! in i yale fo, the | Munungton teams of the Virinla Valley League ald to be Newcumo ang ivavie, Re- eam, tardy by Tan pees branched 8 the thoing, "whee Charlestown won publicana, ’ wame, Veing bit for dd re8, + ,|" FAST TEN-ROUND BOUT. coco WER. PLUNK NUIT BLANCHE THREW ELLIOT Cowpin FLAT ON HIS FACE «++: SuAPRISED GREAT Ge HE Seemed LIEVt. Scott ce THe 10TH CavaLey HAD A STYLE OF RIONG THaT DENOTED | Burt HE WAS No. 13, NIUS - Just Leas. BOXING STAGS TO-NIGHT. At the Twentieth Century A. GC. Frankie Burns of Jersey City and Johnny —.wiy will meet for ten rounds in the main event. \ At the Atlantic A. ©. of Rock- Beach, Billy Lewis of New Jersey will box Billy Allen ten rounds, that White could put over enough wal- lops to Benedict's jaw to bat him into submission. When the third round started, Bene- dict rushed at Wi. te and they began to exchange right-hand swings for the Jaw. White slipped to the floor, and as he started to get up Benedict lost his head and hit him. The sailor then caught Benedict on the Jaw with a right swing and dropped } to the floor, Benedict got up groggy at the count of eight, and White seeing his condl- tion lost no time in sending tn heavy blows to Al's head and stomach. Bene- dict by this time was In a helpless con- | dition and with his hands down began to stagger across the ring. White then landed a left swing on hi Dantamweight chatmpion, fon take a rost has decided to let bis ntil next September, Pop Co Jimmy | weight for is slated to Joo Were | f wir ares", Pact ternoon 4. Dixon there tomorrow night | ng Dick Nels | | composed of mem —~—.—_ From the Pirates. (Special to The Evening World.) Pittsbur HEN best laid plans something else, This application in baseball. ta W of bat against cork centre fleetness and daring work on the Tho Glants yesterday secrificed @ good man via “Gibson to W and "Gibson to Miller” routes, but and they knew It. Devore, Snodg: Bridwell were a lot flashes on the bags and Fletcher of bewll Glant finaly shot one o' bad time and allowed Fletcher to ‘apire confidence in the and the very daring of the Giant stop probably Invited the lit the final game of the not sos, Tt , June 9. there nothing like bewlldering the enemy with were due for a measure of the breaks | it isn’ wonder that Gibson's arm after an af- ternoon of pegging after this and that r necond at a| ts That break of Bridwell's for the piate| 3 {n the triumphant eleventh did not in- Pirate defense, of the pill by Miller that cost the| Pirates the game. They are off again this afternoon tn be a far-fetched hope to gure that Bridwell’s Daring Dash Won Game for Giants In the Eleventh pth | McGraw will Hightander’s rey Pa Matty May Be Used in Attempt | straisn: trom Clarke atier droppin to Take Third Straight Game | Probably will be played in the fi + daa thewsen is | | | afternoon | his feat by tak peat his trump cai | for sweeps. Steele ix due for Pittsburg, |but Clarke, tt is fig w Adams tn against Mat | | Chief Meyes received a bad thump on jthe head vesterday when Camnitz pes: | ked to get him at first, bi js all right to-da | With Fred Clark | Pirates are a littl Pirate chief prac rday, leavin: afi When | runs don't respond to repeated cracks the man of his choic and Big xix will have | behind the bat. | e back in the game the je more dangerous, ‘ally did i the biuader!ng to h The It looks as thong! A Carey will stick | Paths. | ty the Buccaneers. ce ied tor an indefinite many or unt Tommy Leach slows sigue “f back. Bu old Pittebiirg. thorn spa Lase--ie the problem chat goads t they | Claske day and nigat, © Htaters a liigitclas | curve tl Sismin, mishty hard hi Vorse and pees . Do: dering | 4 tes t any Th met start | oon ‘tosday ‘there wi to that Dott | There “probab tor to play Devore was s score. | wea | Hetory, yeeterday that double steal [the plate ta the seve: tor toe Giants. fat | one-handed cateh of short je booting |jost it im the sun, a jart in thie wouit | po mew safeties Is power ens a ridwetl was the Tal Dia ‘and. | ed tat ae the Lig lttte chan int h way ou the iA. nen Fletcier registered at at, and, ed the game | vy e tit Fing a gieat Carey's smasa etter he had | two victor for Se ee Clause in Contract, How Cavers Possible Resump' be the scene ces this season, the © covering the will be signed to-day tor racing asso: co! wnt sation or a of that of Local Horse Racing. iT HE Brighton Beach rice trac of several automo- A lease of elther by the mo- syndicate ries oO oti a contin ever, | the possivle resus the moetropol tion se th m bly apply Present plans hourt four-hour races. early in July an the twice arounc ably about the « wit| season AMY seoc! Sitinas’s ‘Come middle of September. main to be worked out. Brighton Beach Track Leased | f Auto Races.| The lease, it is understood, will clause covering n of horse racing district, In which nanagement will proba- ngen: npr! itan for a place on the schedule, are to hold two mat- @ race meets and two twenty- The matinees will be d early September, and J the clock races prob- middie of July and the These details re- SEMENTS. iy ANC! ‘T., oe TRUDE HOFFMAN! ‘Announces Ballets Russes esision of Russian Ballets) See eae Tee eaee et way, CASINO 7 aa atin Romar Sne_PINAFORE A’ COUNTRY GIRL mites pe ASP? ial ‘of South Bre OHN KILPATRICK, the greatest HERALD S| Cr ue inte. he emo A Bee Serpe eat ayraae | a ite Jens tS. Y) AL _C..9n ‘Thursday able to boast of for many years, Ie ates te Waar Nshom™ aT ake a Mtl "| Quay Improve, tie time. he gpende im | LYRIC 2 gis, Wonka! Bear Brg br far this yeas.” England as @ member of the Yal Aaray Harvard team that tackles the best CLABBY SHADES BROWN IN } HAMMOND, Ind, June 9. — Jimmy \Clabby of Milwaukee, who returned re- pntly from Australla, appeared here in a ten-round bout with George “Knock- out Brown, the Chicago fighter, They were supposed to battle at the welter-| weight limit, but both were in the light- heavy class. Clabby was the cleve boxer, but i, by taiand “hee Te tietna dren tiie Fee the swells or men of Oxford and Cambridge on July also competing in the char ck was remeasiircd and corr k mptons ex] “THE PINIC LIBERTY VSEe ae tat EVE! YWo N (Her Pilasimedge te ia Quess of Love.) s ; Attract comedy, hips of Great Britain, July 1, There Hpite Bovelty. comedy, | feo auil represent the New York A. 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Deétrolt, oy bier phi Washitston, 4: Cleveland STANDING OF THE CLUBS. RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. JUN AL LEAGUE, | fai id lub, We tt fed s it a 8 tau, 3 Rrooktyn.. UB4A! Boston. b, Yor phis 29 18 Pittebure, 20. 21 Sen Yort, 4 | Piet tpi. GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY. | | EAS FOLIES Cs BERGERE I Mat. To-m' >A HialAWwey 4 7th, Burleve: 4 Bian aE acl eet is knees Eve. DINING CONCERT, it: Mat, Datis eT SavICE a were AND JULIET SI Permits ait Aa A || wospeeueny : & MOORR LOL, Bra 6. | ber in to-day's 5 | have | to 1 the work | f ‘DAUBERT PROVES STAR FIELDER OF BROOKLYN TEAM | Was Once Offered to Murphy for a Couple of Fancy Vest Buttons, CHICAGO, I, June %—The crucial | game of the series between the Su- Perbas and the Cubs wil! come this In the tinal cor of four. game to the good so will make the capture the last up the honors for The Cubs are one bat I n's effort of the series game here and ti | the series and the scasoa, Nap Rucker will be sent to the rubs aganst Mordecat two men op- me Brown, and whe: pose each other It is some ball game out of ordinary, Brown has been un- der suspension for three days, and has a nice + be in He should prime condition, tucker ala is in zood trim, for r i two unt since vies landed here ‘Tuesday Daubert, Coulson, Hummel and Wheat ° any bat ped that m 1 playing a od bail ae the ¢ en at nas devel in 0 He often sm second from fi n the 1 has Aten on was vesterd: he did no nave Jake with the I had « get Da en he was puthern and lead at th Th a star such as he | I sorry T did n fore Rrookiyn got hin vat Monahan, Billy the rugzed of the wart side Monahan fn the t round of a sc at the Long © Monahan wa’ rt and tool In the third Youngs C A outelass: aider: ‘ uishment | round West Jabbed Monahan repeated! y and suddesty to his saw for the fu) EARN $15 to $35 WEEKLY AFTER TWO WEEKS. sent ddr pped b a heavy mgat to the floor Become a fully licensed Moving Picture Operator. and earn from $15 to $35 a week Cnly two weeks’ training necessary, which can ing the We positively guarantee you a position, but | you must apply at once. 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