The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1911, Page 12

i if si the collegiate athletic associ Lorene =. amet England Regards Coming Meet Between Yale-Harvard and Oxford-Cambridge Teams as an International Champion- ~ ship Affair, but It Is Nothing More Than a Set of Games Between the Athletic Aristo- orats of the College World. — Onpgsight. 191), Wy Tye Prem Publishing On Naw "You Wend). COORDING to the Kngilsh sport. ing papers, our cousins across he ea regard the coming athletic meet between Oxford-Cambr nd Yole-Harvard as a sort of an interna- dona! championship. Here in America we hold a slightly it opinion of the affal It is & pleasant little meet between tbe athletic aristocrats of the college here and in England. are victorious it will signify at least it will not show and Cambridge are the great @thietic colleges in England, and could represent their country quite ‘ehet Yale and Harvard can hardly ‘elaim « like right to represent America, ge @utciassed them both so far ni there je Mitle doubt the Cornell team could compete successfully t the Yale-Harvard compination, {$8 this were a real international cham- Cornell's team should to Cornell's team would Parely win o dual moet with Oxford- ‘Cambridge. hor Course this little jaunt by Harvard between Yale ig purely a private matter themselves and the Mnglisn \eelleges, and they make no pretense of ting the whole of America. It be @ fine thing for college sport when some arrangement ig made be- 4 of the two countr.es by which the \winner of the intercollegiate ciampion- ip bere each year will meet the Nae college team in England. the advance in athletic sport that Will come some ATTLING NELSON ia waving @ f hard time getting back into the f fighting game. Bat recently tried te make his debut as a comeback artist Vancouver, Wash., but they wouldn't ‘etand for it, There was a meeting of | Opposed t. boxing, and Bat ap- ared to plead his own case. ounce gloves, & canvas-cov- Nelson, “and I'm @ home. When I was a boy I in @ machine shop. I met with @ocident and was unconscious seven and nights, and when I came out turned to a gentler game. I've been In my career I've made ® quarter of @ million dollars, and T made it all honestly, and that is mo wu can say of many of the bui mn of this town or any other this sparring bout is pulied you can say there 1s one crooked about it that J had anything to do T'll donate $10,000 to build a church y charitable inatitution you may As for brutality, there's noth- ital about sparring. Why, look peal I'm a figtter, but I wouldn't & game like ¢ I wouldn't be a rush or a halfback or a quarter- I would rather be away back I wouldn't be in it.” of the committee said that a fight would bring @ tough element into the E fe al eit town. eee, tell -you about that,” said Bat, fomping up. “I'll answer that. Pretty hares over in London they are going to & goronation of a king, King Iwill bet you that there will oe ter from $2,000,000 to $3,000,000 in money, digmonds and jewelry stolen by pick- , but atill they will not stop the ¢oronation because there will be crooks Working there. There are always pick- poskets working where there Is a crowd, and they'd rather work where there are people to work, because they are ‘and unsophisticated. A man of world is not so easily rebbed. He more experience and is broader exclaimed a some- flow, see here," What irritated questioner, “do you tn , there !s anything ¢levating ! ing?" (Yes, there 1s," replied Rat. “show a 'g00d ete and ['ll show you strong, healthy man. A little | low hears about noted boxers and he to excel. He does without many ef the luxuries of life that he may ar his goal. It makes better men of n they grow up to have am nd nothing inspires am- as this” (showing a couple of $20 | piece: 2 After the speech the committee mem: | bere all shook hands with Nelson and} but they held nis patted him on the back, ut agatnst the bout meet Bud Anderson or Jiinmy Fisten of fan Francisco at Portland July % ten rounds. ——~——— MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS, American Assoctation, at. a, 7) Colmmbs 3. es Foted,(0: aid iy ts # 1} wri ae kt UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY +0 | 4 . ‘ RACIN HAMILTON WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Three-year-olds upward; selling; $00; six furlongs.— Rogan, 110 (Archibald), 2 1-2 to 1, 4 5 and 1 to 3, won by a length and a half; Baby Wolf, 109 (Byrne), 4 to 5, 1 to & und out, necond: Col, Ashmeade, 1M (Sweeney), 8 to 1, Sto 5 and 3 to 6, third, = Time—1.13. Grenesque, Rye Straw, Joe Galtens also ran, and fin- ished as named. SPCOND RACE—$500 added; and two. year-olds; selling: five and a half fur- longs. ex, in), 9 to 10, 2 5 and 1 to first by two lengths; *Monsieur, 1 1, 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 (Burns), 12 to econd; Monkey, 102 (Adama) 50 to 1 to 1 and & to 1, third, Time, 1,08 3-5, Maxentus, Kos, Gold Fern, Dynamite, Terrible Boy and Lord Leighton also ran and finished as named. THIRD RACE—$00 Added; three-yeat- Old and up; selling; one and one eighth | miles—Miss Jonah, 05 (Sweeney), 7 to | 2.7 to Sand 3 to 6, won by elght lengths: | Merman, 1 to 1, 2 tol and | $ newea, 112 “Archibaid), 4 to 6 and even, third, Time, even, secon 6 to 2, 1.53 4-6, Scarlet Pimpernel, Judge Lassing, Lord Blam, Howard Shean and The | Bpuire also ran and finished as named, FOURTH RACE-$600 added; four- year-olds and up; selling; about and a half milew.—Stalker, 147 (Ryan), 2 to 1, 7 to 10 and out, won by t! lengtha; Octopus 182 (Kermath), 5 to 2, 4 to 5 and out, second; Judge Cronin, 45 (Yourell), 2 to 1 and out, third. Time, Lizzio Flat also rai iaeesiiig HAMILTON ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, HAMILTON, Ont, June 22.— ‘The entries for to-morn Prt RACE Selling’ thiee year-olds. aud 1 rd; Canadian foaled: seven furlongs. -Commoale, ‘aver Sance, 107; Hatin Bower, 110; Moon: H ical RACH Malena: selitug: thren-year kr oie atateenth fallen. Caeicy Ni et (Op; Hrosdeword 0g atteran, i, THI HACE. a riders, one fi ‘tomo Mal “ed Biling. Gin up; nd ane-alateen nd, 180, Muck Hake, ‘Wondery Fou! a ‘Rac ‘ye -—Ateeplechane ofa hae ‘et bout. two. tulles. haw on Nat, ge 2a Hist a wieseniee 4brant Spring Rigg ‘Stakes; Fotlonas «Prog keen. 0a: New nL tone, TOK, Cherry WEivaand. 10, (0 Wilsoi entry Siena mack ‘and Lady oh ), Ashmead, Davia, two-year-olds, 107, Hod Me Halted and NiO De, Wat: Selling: fillies a i upwani; one ani 102! Th eloudy PHILLIES’ FINAL WITH DODGERS, Philadelphia, track fast Brooklyn. Davidson, ef. Daubert, 1b, | Wheat, If. Hunme}, 2) Stark, s# Burns, and ». Emslie, Pp. Umpires Attendance, 3,000, O'Day YN PARK, BROOKLYN, 22.—The third ex between t 3 trolley dodgers wae in the presence of 3,000, Both mar anxious to carry off the gan’ had out thelr entire corps of twirlers. Watehing and played to-day fans two | { [third place it the start, With one down in the first linning, Larry 4 singled for Boston, but was lef on first base when “Those Guts ARE BEGINING “To REMARSE FoR Those DEAR. CORONATION CERGMONES RESULTS ANO ENTRIES LATONIA FIRST RACE—Fi RESULTS. e furlongs.—Buck- ham, 110 (Taylor), first; Asyiade, 107 (Goone), second; Star Jaemine, 17 (Koerner), thin, Time—1.00, Oreen, Tourist, Free Lance, Dark- ness and MoCreary also ran and fin- ished as named. Mintuels paid: Buckhorn pond ‘alght, $3.50 60 show; Star dase $3.0 REOOND RACE—Six furlongs.~De- laney, 12 (McCahey), first; Plutocrat, 105 (Goose), necond; Ben Lasca, 110 Molntyre), third. TMme—1.18, Henry Wadbank, Union Jack, Leah, Baythorn, Scrimmage, Husky Lad, Lit finished as named, Mutuels paid: Delaney $3.80 to win, $3.20 to place; Plutocrat $5.90 to place, $3.50 to show; Ben Lasca $2.9) to show, —_—— LATONIA ENTRIES. RACK TRACK, LATONIA, Ky., June Tue entries for tomorrow's races are as follows FIRST RACE-—Selling: maiden three-year-olds; Alx furlongs.--Mascal, 108; Roy Mlautt, 107 Aloyadus, 110; Spal 110 107; Laopala, LOT, 1 10; Owdad 9) Ques Race. idling: Bravo, ft Detbokd, ight, 110, THD 3 RACK Selling: four rearaiy and seven: Tul Any Por, Mowe ttn ata FIFTH Rack ee telig three-year-okts and ap; 06; Donau, 107; ‘Sebago, three vearolds and uy: sulle and {iecelgnib Walter 80 ia, hort Order, 112; Dick Baxer, 111; Camowary, 115; Discontent, 8} Van *Appreatice ‘allowance, — Weathi fast, ‘AILLTOPS FIGHT FORTHIRD PLACE BATTING ORDER. D meth) yer clear; "tract Highlandets. Boston. Daniels, rf. Hooper, rf. Fitagerald, If. 1,, Gardner, 2b, Harteell, 3b. Speaker, cf. Cree, ef. Knight, as. Chase, 1b. XK. Gardner, Sweeney, ¢ ni Warhop, p. Pape, p. Umplre: nnolly and O'Loughlin. Attendance—,000. (Bpecial to 7: ning World.) AMERICAN ‘8 PARK, NEW YORK, June y clouds on the HIM Top just before the game between the Red Sox and the Highlanders frightened hundreds of fans away this afternoon, and the crowd that saw the contest was les# than 6,000, The Hill Tops were still crippled by the abgence Wolter, but young Fitegerald was holding down the Job very acceptably. Warhop and Pape were the opposing pitchers, and as the game was to decide was a hard fight from Speaker and Lewis both out by Warhop. No runs. With a snort and a toss of the head the Highlanders tore into Pitcher Pape after two were out in thelr half of th first inning and stacked four runs were pegged up before he could light on the ground, After Daniels and Witz ‘ald had popped out, Hartzell singled and Cree to third with a sate © and Hartzell worked a Hartzell scoring. Knight hit to the left fleld for two bases and Cree sored, Chase shot @ long three-bagger them perform, Dahlen selected Bel! to do the twirling for “his team, while Dooln put in Southpaw Buype to work for bie club, tle Rajah and Tay Pay also ran and | | here with a spurt. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE __22, 19 _ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publjshing Co. (The Ney York World) IN AMERICA ALone 4(7 * wurre ene ARE ALREADY BEING SNAPPED IN Vs 11. CLAIMS THAT The WRONG « KINK® Wears THe LIGHTWEIGHT SAM LANGFORD, “Tie* Buack Hore” THINKS A CORONATION (S OVER: DUE. \ Yare ann HARVARD Hope Te De A UTE “CononaTING” HEMSELVES in ENGLAND Ah. ‘ SHAW, THE CRACK | HURDLER, TO JOIN een eed EDITED BY - ROBERT EDGREN a te "WE MAY SOON HAVE SOME CORONATIONS OF OUR OWN with the New York A. C. for the ser- ice of the collegians who shine at att= | __IRISH-AMERICANS Winged Fistites ‘to Compete | '« Against N. Y. A. C. for Ser- vices of College Stars. HERE'S no loud blasting of the trumpet from the housetop of the GIANTS GET THREE IN FIRST AT HUB: pent sh * BATTING ORDER. Poster, t: Mew York, 8. a i 2 E “RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, New York, 4; Boston, 0, Le Rliadelpale. Brooklyn, i, innings, it. Louis, 8; Ciucinnath, 2, Chicago, “14; Pittsburg, "1. piitsourg at Chicag’. Suodgrass, ot. Steinfelat, sb, Murray, If. Miller, rf, Merkile, 1b. Ingerton, If. Kling, ©. Jones, cf. Meyers, « Young, ss Drucke, p. Brown, p. Umpires—Finneran and Rigler. een, Match, However, Hinges on Result of Fight With Matty Baldwin on Coast, to The Evening World.) June 2.—Ah over- cast sky and @ cool temperature made it a delightful day for the last of the| Present series between the Glants and Bostons this afternoon, The Giants aafter the final game of the series During the next few days while the Giants are engaged with Brooklyn the Cubs will be at Pittsburg, and Manager McGraw 1s! still confident that the Pirates will be) able to pull the leaders back a peg or|. Welah is likely to make @ bid for | two, in which case his own team will th® lghtweight champlonship Ae be able to start their long atretch on 4 already certified checks of Yin the home groundy at the head of the: each trom Ad Wolgast and Fre a Welsh, the English lightwetght, have The (ants started off with a rush De Cee eee ee an and chalked up three runs in the first club Offeriny the largest purse. Welsh Inning. Devore beat out an infteld nit has agreed to # $10,000 alde bet. Unless off Brown's shins, Doyle singled to| Welsh ie defeated by Matty Haldwin, | centre and took second when Jones| a Bare, ooaen Tana, booted the ball, Devore scoring. Snod- Murray bounced a single over Sweeney's head, scoring Doyle. Mur- ‘ga ray stole second and took third on i v. Merkle fanned. White Hope, dall’s fourth ball Crandall was caught on @ quick throw, BY JOHN POLLOCK. F AG Wolgast conquers Owen Moran | in their battle on July 4, Freddie | morrow night, the match is certain. ; x tr Ha to have the ally Hannes Murray scored. napping off first Kling to Tenney. Sweeney* was passed. Tenney to centre. double steal. hit to Crandall, who threw him out at Mantel, ihe east de feather. easily tare ta eats evamateur champion, Battler outs gy rogted | ation Hh ten toni Both men were safe on a) = Pe Cae. es, CINDERPATH CHAMPIONS AT GUTTENBURG MEET. | A galaxy of star athletic aera | will take part in the annual carnival of | sports of Barrett Council, which will | first, Sweeney scoring, long fly to Murray. The Hubites got another In the sec ond. Devin threw out Kling, Jones singled sharply over second. Deviin threw out Young. Ferguson singled to left, s ng Jones, id took second on Murray's throw In. Crandall threw out Sweeney, Ingerton sent a track Sunday afternoon, The entry list| numbers more than two hundred, In-) cluding Mel Sheppard, Gwinn Henry of ‘Texas, Billy Hayes of Philadelphia, Jim Rosenberger, Jack Eller, Dick Edwards Pew sents LYNCH OVERRULED HIMSELF, SAY PITTSBURG PLAYERS, | ott Noy: A: c. Krank Kiley, Louts Boott of ‘south Pr Roy Dorland, CHICAGO, June 22.—According to the| W. A Raleigh, Ike Pittsburg players, when President | Cloushen, Tipe Bees Beh myer anes Lynch overruled Pittsburg’a protest of | !ot more Gunter heany, a evant jthe Boston «ante, he ruled against his | three IO eet ng aid-vard run, jown ruling. ‘The protest was based on | Match, and @ three-quarter-mile ru rule No. Gl. which Lynch ts sald to have written, differentiating the rules of the chief field umpire, Pittsburg claimed the wrong umpire ma decision on which the protest was ba }1n deciding tho protest, Lynch naively pointed to Rule No, 61 as the one on which he based his finding, Baseball rules are so coinplexly worded, Pitter burg players declared, that they can be cited pro and con on any case im- | maginable. I hell Kerry Mea Plan Big Osting, ‘The annual outing and games of the Kerry Men's Protective and Benevolent ! tion will take place Sunday at Celtlc Park, ‘The following events On the programme: One-mile relay race of the football teams; 20-yard dash for n.emb to the centre fleld bleaches and Knight scored, Wagner then fumbled Gard- ner’ grounder and Chase scored. Swee- wey was thrown out by Larry Gargner, forty years of a, 10-yard ‘dash. The feature of the etarionn'e a s00r wt will be an exhibition Kerry berdiay Faugha Pallaugh and and Kerry be held at the Guttenburg Motordrome | Welsh Would Bet ss In Battle With Wolgast BOXING STAG TO-NIGHT. At the National Sporting Club Jimmy Clabby of Milwaukee, ant of the middleweight ‘tae will meet Jeff Smith of Bayonne, in the main bout of ten rounds. 4 Mickey Mack and Red O'Keefe had a warm | asion in one of the four-round bouts t Sharkey Chub stag. Mi and O' prumcth was the last sleep w Diguest “Impreseion with. th round Mack was Ah mek ear Wille Fi | latest to ) Willie 3, my ‘wall box Whise ‘says Doyle champions around New Yor ish Te it eral George Perry at Centre Island Tne wocaited lone Larry tog ie js”'matshed duly 8. Tommy Murphy wants another crack at Brown and aye he will bet sens | Brown EWS, on 1, ofemt. AMUSEMENTS. = [JARDIN PARIS |, A-TOP NEW YORK THEATRE, SMOKING REFRESHMENTS ' ADAPTED 10 || NIGHT ALL WEATHERS || ONLY Opens Next Monday At 8.20 PRECISELY ZIEGFELD) | REAL | |FOLLIES RAT N15 SHARP’ CABARET SHOW), NOT FROM PARIS BUT THE REAL THING FROM SAN FRANCISCO “THE BARBARY COAST” ONE TICKET FOR BOTH SHOWS NO INCREASE IN —— | | letic stunts, but you can’t keep the Winged fistites down, and they are now fairly launched in the struggle for the Possession of intercollegiate champions. To-day Captain Frank Riley of the I. A. A. C. clearly demonstrated the fact that his club intends gathering in some of the highbrow athletes when he filed an application for registration in this district for A, B, Shaw, the great hurdler, In his last year at Dartmouth College Shaw established a new coll ord for the 20-yard hurdle: sion he went over the jumps seconds, which equalled the World's record held jointly by Kraenz- len and W. A. Edwards, Since graduating from Dartmouth he |done so he will ini he | Mania to make that trip to the junfor vue. ) 0e granted his immediate relea hos lived in this city. It is sald that Shaw has practised modicine in @ local hospital for at least nine months, and if the statement is correct he could by fo A. A., of which he ts a the Chto member, “I am not sure whether Mr. Shaw {has as yet received nis release from the Chicago orga be able to rep: the Irish-Americans at the jamplonships at Pittsburg,’ Sullivan this morning, If Shaw goes with the I. A. A. C. the first college man to rep club in competition, and It is believed his membership generally would draw several other stars from the colleges. Chicken” Havmood, the toung Jerverite, who is been aitending Dartmouth, 8, epi under e colts of his “old club, the Nor forks, for ve Junior half-mile at ‘Travers Island, hh Harvey Cohn” of the, Tits trial iast night at the P. And the little professional showed old-time speed, George Bint of the avoutto Ouetfe down to. asd taint champs. at Pitts Tae N.Y. A. C men in ‘the’ mile the. ‘Travers Ialand on Saturday, and the will send seven new men to 1 Announces uv SEAGON OF Viclay MERALD SQ.Argi Wa! a COUNTRY GIRL aA aie aking “Focalent, “PA bE ro in ei AV AGE EVERY WO AN ly a a ett ohcGtte: NEW AMSTERDAM \i,.% =, * Blew & Erianger’s Musial Comeiy THE i GAIETY ALAUGH AT FOLIES ‘2°: i BEKGE aGi ee VALESKA §. U in the New Mu lee Ven Den Berg Opera * TERRACE N GRAND \i ee Ak nee sant ‘ail Ll Wet CHa Ws ws Vp" 4 fe NEP (OLUMBIA ‘Ory eg Fae eat asa BiG GOLF FIELD BEGINS TOURNEY AT APAWAMIS en Walter Travis’s 75 Will Doubt- less Be Low Card in First Round. (Spectal to The Bening World.) RYE, N. ¥., June 22.—Perfect weather and an enormous field of starters marked the start of the annual golf tournament of the Apawamis Club to- day. Up to noon more than 100 starters ware on the ground with prospects of @ score more. The extra crowd this year was due to the fact that the national amateur champtonship, three months hence, ta to be fought over this course, while the club itself hes one of the longest established fixtures, The first'well known player away was James R. Hyde, Brooklyn, the former Yale player, who was one of the semt- finalists in the Metropolitan Champion ship Soon after, Walter J. Travis started, paired with James D. Foot, the loca! veteran, Charles H. Seeley, ex- Metropolitan title holder, who has not participated in a tourney in nearly three years, was on hand with Ralph Carroll; Greenwich, as running mate. John M. Ward, Garden City, played with Fred | Wheeler, President of the Apawamis \Club. Oswald Kirkby nag Walter Jsroup, his Englewood club mate, as partner, Other interesting pairs were Gardner White, Oakland, and Max Marston, Cranford; W. F. Morgan jr., Paltusrol, and F. McAcoo, Prince- ton; C. P, Eddy jr., Princeton, and D. W. Houston jr, Princeton, and Robert Hunter, Yale inter-collegiate champion, and G. CG, Waldo jr, Bridgeport, The qualifying round is at 3 holes, The best early scores: Oswald Kirkby, Englewood, 78; J. R. Hyde jr, South’ Shore, 4; M. Ballou, Apawamis, %; S. D. Bowers, Brook- lawn, 80; Fred S. Wheeler, Apawamis, |. M. Ward, Garden City, 4; Ralpii $6; Charles. H. ; James D. Foot, Apawam : Garden City, 75; Seney Plummer, Apawamis, 83. ‘Travis played better than can be re- called this season. Barring bad &) |proach putts on the ninth and teenth and a miscalculation of the slope on the fourth he m, errors. His 7 will doubt card in the first round. John Ward was off at all points, being consistently high throughout. The course is about three strokes harder than a year ago because « changes, which accc ints for the early |high average of scores. Kirkby’s pu'- ting did not go right. He needed three putts on five greens, Gardner White at 79 figured that he threw away five strokes, mostly on approach: BASEDALL 1U- H Seely, Apawamis, pe re RECTAL DISEASE’ (PILES, FISTULA, &c.) Successfully Treated and Radi cally and Permanently CURED by a Mild, Safe Bae Certats SYSTEM OF ‘OVEN TREATMENT. GEO. B. WIX, M.D. 90 grae nad be. New York ., New . The Ffospital Operation for the cure of these diseases ts unneces sary and inadvisable. The far bet- ter way is by the System of Office treatment, original with me and practised by me in this elty for @ number of years. My patients while under treatment are not laid nd generally attend to bust+ ness as usual. 1 accept cases of Pilea, Fistula and Fissure on the condition of payment ayrer cure. Maid In Attendanc lent: of 10.4 all week dy . only), Oto 8 HAMMERSTEIN’ s | jist a ROOF | Anu aur suber e ‘with Et NL, oof BIL BRIGHTON BEACH sve Mat 245 no 830 EVA TANGUAY } STEEPLECHASE Coney's Fireproot Funny. A Tremendous Whirlwind of Mi fis iron Steamboats direct 12, Steeplechase Be, PALISADES ‘*paRK’ Opposite W. 180th at, Ferry, inna HRW Dally day, 4d. hat, Wi BRIGHTO Mee, i Barnes "de Scranton nore Sam ain Hert hers, Diero,. 6 ‘ot Brighton teavh Coote & Co. Qa HE Sunday World’st Want Directory kes: more “Ofiers of Posi-' tions” than any other two mediums in the universe.