The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1911, Page 12

12 UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY HORSE RACING IS LIKELY. TO BE REVIVED IN STATE oe Indications That Assembly Will Pass Gittins Bill by Even Larger Majority Than Senate and That Governor Dix Will Sign It. Lf Gittins Bill Becomes Law It Will Benefit Racing, Says R. T. Wilson Jr. ALBANY, July 20.—R. T. Wilson jr., the well-known owner and breeder of horses and President of the Sara- toga Racing Association, who deserves a great deal of the credit for the racings measure having passed one branch of the Legislature, said to-day: “The Senate having passed the Gittins bill, relieving directors of liability without their knowledge, provided such measure becomes a law, it will have a favorable effect upon racing and the breeding industry of America.” BY ROBERT EDGREN. designed to relieve T': Gittins Race Track bill, ve H owners of responatbility for betting, Passed the Senate yesterday by a vote of 26 to 22. There ts 1 every indication that it will pass the Assembly with a n hea jority, aud iat Gov. Dix will sign it That means that New York State will have horse racing again, - If the members of the State Senate had a sense of J humor, or if plain common sense took the place of party and personal politics in their deltberations, there isn't a doubt that the majority in favor of the Gittins Dil would have been 48 to 0, instead of 26 to 22%. For. to} tell the truth, the famous “owners lability” clause ts | one of the most absurd pleces of legisiation ever enacted The section that ts now being re-| bookmakers. ‘The government handles pealed takes the ‘Mlogieal stand that} all the mo and s out tte one man can be held responsible for} cont Which Is applied to charitable another's actions. It makes wner | purposes, Of any property (not ner track) The Pa uel aysten . making, pool selling or gmambling done | 4, the beds Arai } ; jona he heavier the odds against ; bY any one on the premiees, with Or! voy For inst hn without the owner consent, And no ‘ apabiale only the owner, but vowne stock: | f4 rey ad ne say dat own ou holders, rs and oMfclals tet the 610. hak the bees ty { For instance, | might own a share es Wale Wh ae norses you [of stock in a race track, 1 might bo) ere Ketting 9 aguinat rour $10, lens §n Bhanghal or Nagasaki or Honoiutu | Kovernment’s percentage. But you On a pleasure trip vea me that} @"e & Plunger. You think you have a wealthy feeling just think of Ito, | SU thing. You want t- wager $1,000 not even know that races were bee| 2M Your hor All right, wager it ing held. On the track which I © 1s $1,000 rev owned a stare of sivck s¢ one might OPlY $4 on the nt You (make a pet on a race Over in Shang | re laying odds of $1,000 to $90 againat Vhal 14 automatically and quite uncon- |e feld. Who would care to be a faciousiy become a lawbreakor j Plunger under such conditions? ‘This ae an interest in a) Pari-mutuel produces thousinds Duliding. Wh was in Shangha!| of small be 1 the temptat ome one mi t a room from the | to plunge and bet ‘ you ¢ THE EVENING WORLD, BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1911 EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN ‘WHY NOT? Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). ‘i OE ) Yih ey | Baltimore Now STANDING OF THE CLUBS. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICSN LYS 4 "RESULTS or ye! VEHDAY" Ss ‘GAMH 5. Remark 4) Gimetnvath, 2 Bostou, 10: ¢ 2 4) Brooriyn, '2. (ena akg 6. First, gune, Second game, St. Louis a a ork lacinoats at, Brookiya, ued ah Pittsburg at Boston, ou Ghcogs at Pitladeapata, 1 “Boston et PLAY ALL BY HIMSELF, LOS ANGELES, Cal 20.—For the aseball play nd Verno! outfleller vesierday ma | agent of the building and quietly start d to lose is red nimum. Rice cia Ghangeall tos barameve |S Olker _courtri Hey t the Head of fugitive fro justive—and never know) Freneo plan. la Sou ‘a, Where _ . jee horae racing ha “ww ss} Kasiern League police that eight aquare miles dur: | their pores a eae erorientk Rochesters’ Double Defeat by ing @ racing weet Pare Etrieatans and tis game \ needed. Although we © to be original in this Tor canine pay ier pome vacant country we will find it hard te invent Toronto Breaks the Tie ything better +, director and official], Yes this sort of regulated wagering for First Place. connected with the Kage he crowds away fr. a the race i @ lawbreaker and be Nag It certainly does not. It makes penalties provided b Horne 1 A popular sport oad ri Rather ridiculous, isn’t it. This is the} Of @ Kixantic gambling device. ‘Three piece of le " 1 i thousand people natura’ death within a | turned out In France to view the G oa weague pe this season, things ee x tant year, And nota man in fon't look nat way Now ne Maturally no man cares to be made a) Meat crowd was afraid of being scen| frst time this season, or, at any. 1 criminal turoush no fault of his P night be stepesten ates, be] sor the first since the clubs set. | That's why \ Alt ek A common sanbler and not to he| Hed i thelr st ie Bronchos have racing was ¢ he her's ab rs. . t place, the 4 now benig pea! 2 will goon aza | Killed, But gv V that games the If the tre Rin ort ‘thie, orcoked: ma " a tle for the! they can tus would “ei ie yesterday, although they 4 served, Th, cours ives o. Rani reland| have any contest tu the Bal Jaws will taxe th it would be good if t rib | ore players jumped to fore by ulating the rig do what) would inject a littl one full game, as the K they will with own money, Very! d Into the next Legislature a double header to the ‘ slowly, but none the less sucely, this Is] takes upon Iteelf the regula becoming a free and } al country, # and holiday pureu rr stern League race promises to ough it will any years before old New York ‘be one of the h st in years. an’ can ¢ the freedom ex - ncn tended to zens of age and pean ¢ args rota OF. -Commissioner aKer now. ay buy bosion ba u sno reason why racing as & @port should be killed, What we need 2a tion on the stock he owns, They hi lation 2 not pr om. Racing A long conference the matter, ent 1 atest in R a \Witp fit is probable that. ¢ BtitAae d spo when mi Catest in RUMmOrs Says He Will|iicnpareeaine: oie teeth ete s has injured the s of the] : lea. AAA, Announced within a few day Meena” whces| pack Billy: Locke, Secre- Bir. Locke has beon connected with aia ot ave tary of Pirates, wn inen in ’ vis rela 8 _ ttsburg. rin = wenty-tive hind all *| ROSTON, July The Boston Na! polities aye ae it limited bet ed! tional Le ean a t man and I back Mr. 1 als to knavery, Regu! z q is of WiiMain Locke ary of| Administration of the club's aftalr abolishing it and there will be no occa as % n P| ke and Mr sion for crookedness The “plungers' the ¥ Dury and W am F q 1 who get rich by grabbing the pubiic's| paker, formerly 1 Commissioner money through crooked races’ would) op New York, w & short time.| another turn to the a have no chance te exist and ply their 1) ON Sha oet TApOribd &: dastiok tw trade Bye the Boston team went v york Hanlon, once manage of th N France they have the perfect het-|at midnight Tuesda > disCU8S | Huy the Boston Club. I ting system. Th all tting on} mat relating to the ¢ He met aa race tracks is directly conduc by | Mr. Locke and M Raker, and tt ta government officials, not by. crooked! understood that he gave them an op-; OUTFIELDER MAKES TRIPLE TY COBB, iLL, MAY BE FORCED TOSTAY Cok OF HILLTOP SERIES OIT, July %—The Hilltops heard with interest reports that Ty Cobb Wing the result of the strain of the Tigers’ strenuous pattle for the lead ary chances on the bases. All of them inquired after ala peach” and expressed regret when they heard of the Hness which ts troubling him, To Detroft fans it would be no great surprise if Cobb should be forced to remain out of several of the games, !f not the entire series, He 1 really in bad shape, with a hacking cough on his lungs rnaea so severe that It has virtually made sleep impossible for four or five nizhts, Cobb has lost a lot of welght in the past week, ‘There ts a rumor about the str f Detroit that his trouble is ltkely to develop atures really! of an alarming nature but this fs not generally credited. b insists that reg f doctors’ orders, he will play every gamo. He game with Boston, in miserable condition, but got three hits home as many runs. Jennings believes that play fs the best shar oan Wild Bil Donovan has prescribed Turkgh A Ty Js smoking them temporartly for the flest time In his life, Dr is ah and ts taking the health of the ts ‘ played the fina Wolgast Implies Brown Doesnt Want His Game: polish iat ' ; BOX ; Champion Says New Yorker re vais pe BL TO-NIGHT, e National Spoi Pa Has Been Offered Many |] P&iasetoia fighters, Young Nieente Loughrey, will meet in @ contest, ou Chances to Meet Him, Matches Arrange Young Shugrue of Te ty and Johnny Dundee will batth attle for ten rounds at the Long Acre A. C, stag on Saturday evening, July 29, BY JOHN POLLOCK D WOIAAST, the lightwetght ) A champion, 1s hot under the collar | © the repeated eNKeS | bane would girs Abe Attell Danny Niovean, manager of Knockout | they erer got Wugether © terrific tight at nny i r of Knockout | Brown, yas been hurlin at im, a | ‘eGo n reply has takon a slap at therm, | the ' ‘ei seidle, MeGoory, using good | We Kencround Ariane, a8d | Matt wAtter 1 t with Brown tn New | nest i palimaues i, wield Wolgast sev." te Sidi aden ey i mithorsel nla by son Siwrting Life to pit |players went to Boston the following | ate t-Moran Fight P Now, if Moi Bill Terry started to pitch for us| oe Mivers Beit'S 3 » hha own f and in the first inning Kansas City got | ia Arab Redin t ho mrab off one of two runs, They got efeven in the sec- | |b ose Me if by pts sincere he fond, and Carruthers went in, He held | . Al Ny as am t wat sss tout "hrown ws Ee etn a |W NMEA 3 | Francisco and been ent when - Welter. |and Brooklyn by steady scoring and ] { Owen Moran, After I defeated \ Mitchen of} with a sensational rally in the ninth | THE iNK LADY ave Brooklyn in bout o | 8 to v rand player. Stop DeLUE Wha et l 1 | rounds at the Long Acr t ten! won, 18 to 11, He was @ grand player.” |! JARDIN de PARIS *'y) CHENG would have epped ts at the Long Acre Athietlo As. | —_— oo ZIEGFELv FO! i bs By Welsh soctation vem the fi ap of th ir meeta wy \\ ee » and also ; Pell the adian wor nS man into! ctu Smoking—Refrestiments, Table Senate #1 \ Nesdllas ie ‘clinches and held ere with one | Balti Cuan from the ringslds hand whtie he pounded unmerettully | Rohe , jena mania iat ’ | with the side hand blow on the kidney | Montreal. a Mate Wells, the champion English tghtwerght, | our Para Seed raat: att oe = GARDEN THE LURING TE muse en LAUGHIs ant You get it li you take advantage of our rem- HAV. avon Con ait Nay ie! 2 a ate nant sale. Suit to measure $13.00 or coat % Cohan's a: ae Hie & Co., 7 othe and troucers $16.00, ARNHEIM Likely to Workhouse So He tending Bobble Carruther: had a chance to recover. that he might abstain use of Naquor. Carruthers's rise in to-day by George Pine ney, where Carruthers played four Pinckney; “not remarkably | He came to Brooklyn tn April, ong and from the St. of the 1891 season. month, whioh wi days. soclation In 85-86-87. | "IL remember well one was good YOU ARE RIGHT to exrect double value in a Summer sult now. Positively worth double. Bob Carruthers, Old Pitcher, Not |Had Himself Committed to Abstain From Liquor. (Special to The Evening World). PEORIA, IL, July 20.—Physicians al the old-time diamond star, to-day declared that he Carruthers 1s in a hospital, to which he was removed from the workhouse last night, »having been sent to the latter Institution Mon- when he asked to be confined ‘arruthers recently had umpired in the three I league. eball was told third baseman on the Brooklyn team, “Carruthers was a clever pitcher, possessing remarkable control. | hit a quarter at the pitching distance. ing bean purchased with Catched Bush- First Baseman Dave Fouts Louis Browns for $16,000. He pitched for Brooklyn until the close He came from the Browns, who won the pennant in the American As- For the first time this season the He drew $300 a| = is money in those AMUSEMENTS. my See 25,000,000 remarkable game in which Carruthers pitched for Brooklyn in Kansas City in 1888, since five of Broadway &| » Ninth Street CHANGE, LEADER OF CUBS, WILL NEVER PLAY AGAL President Murphy Confirms Rumor That Inju to Head Will Keep Famous Manager From Ever Covering First Base Again. Chicago, July 20, RANK LEROY CHANCE, peerless leader of the Cubs, probably nev F will don a basebal! uniform again unless he does so in order that hi may go on the coaching lines to tell his charges how to play th |game. This rumor has been floating about the baseball rialto for man moons, but it was not until to-day that some one with authority put th stamp O. K. apon It. ‘There probably are anly two men who } forty times since he first took up the Naa could make the statement with author-|tlonal pastime. The last blow was th | ity, and only one of them ts in the city] Worst, or at least left the worst effect: | at the present time. President Murphy tier Onanes as declared positively to-day that Victor rig bin dahed | Sater hereafter would be seen at first base In the champions’ lineup and, that |the P. L. would do the dictating trom the bench, The Cub boss opines that the nineteen-year-old boy will make an- |other Chance before he is many years | older, and there. is no neea of worry ‘that the Cubs will still be in the run- ning with Chance actively out of the game. The permanent displacement of Chance will be @ blow to the Cub fans, but, when it is considered the punishment up and retire to the clubhouse on his firat trial out after long rest from the blow bears out the rumor, Saler, who just turned the nineteen ‘old mark last June, has all thi earmarks of being one of the greatest, Players ever turned hi 1 natural ability that make @ etar of] the diamond, Mr. Murphy, attention was called to the heavy hi ting of Fred Luderus, the Philadelphia first baseman who was traded to the) all of the discard's great work this sea- son, he would not trade even for &; ripping it into our Giants, and if it Hes in his power ne will rip it good and| | hard, : | Roger says that tme only Die tween him and the pennant now is the Glant-Cubs-Philife combination, and he | 1s golng to cut them down as fast as he comes to them. He has already torn a thing be- the P. Pe ot bg ay since he has has been ruck on the head nearly To Your Former Pals Team Opens Series With | aay ‘would’ mnatcate that tho. batt true it looks a little gloomy f day, He cracked the Red twirle Ws a yelp and a snap at the| hits of the year. The ball hit in the to take it from a peace lov- top him. McGraw has maintained ye going to be some war and pestilence in| qn fact, it ts about time that the whole exactly right to see Roger Bresnahan, but, gentle reader, that is the panera | RECTAL - | used to love, Is here for the purpose of | Suceteatully’ Treated “and” Radi. that he has inated to tell the tale. Chance Please, Roger, Be Kind Sava Giants batted heavily behind Leon Bresnahan’s Scrappy Cardinal) Ames and he waltzed in with @ el day would indicate that the batting) slump of the Glants ts at an end, and i the Giants To-Day. Roger and his Cardinals, Fred Merkl was the willow swinging star of tho] tt a home run, a two-bagger and a single. BY BOZEMAN BULGER, His home run was one of the longe: flying heels of the Giants, the| of the left fleld bleachers. Once Merkle Cardinale lit in New York this| Starts hitting there ts nothing that can morning, and, ing that Merkle would do hi tng and abiding citizen, there is] Niting toward the end of the seaso the crater of that Brush stadium for| team returned to its hitting form of last the next three days. It doesn't secem nen they led the league on the grounds of his former triumph: trying to put a@ shot into our v! Just as sure as you are knee high to @ | duck. Our own Roger, the man we| » FISTULA, &c.) cally and Permanently CURE 5 large si he Quakers, the humble ee i Safe and Certain Rustlers 9 se dear old Superbas, DP oRFIOR PHEATMENE, ight | ana the re now directly in the GEO. B. WIX, M.D Might path of his wrath ana fury e °. hile we are fighting the Cardinals Rectal Specta ts, the ‘ubs and the Phillies will be 38 East 234 St. pounding on each other. The har The Hospital Speration ‘or’ ‘the | aa they fight, the better we will like tt, No matter which one of them {s licked, the Giants will be benefited, provided, of course, that we can cop the Cardinals. cure of these diseases is unneces+ sary and inadvisable. The far bet-' ter way is by the System of Office atment, original with mo and practiscu by me itn this city for a number of years. My patients while under treatment are not laid up, and generally attend to busi- ness as usual. I accept cases of Piles, Fistula and Fissure on the eondition of payment after cure. ndance f Maid In Attendances for Women The Reds went away from here last night carrying thetr team of all nationa and sore at heart. They suf- fered a severe setback on this trip to the effete East, and their hopes of a berth in the first division are doomed. In the last Giants they died hard and three of the athletes had to be expelled for saying naughty things to Umpire Johnatone. Egan, Downey and Grif- fith all got the hook, While this was q bad thing in one way it was good in another. It gave Banita, the Cheyenne brave, a chance to in from the formerly ® to 4 all week days, th free jc tows Ev OM Wed. Bat. only), Oto 8. Bum., Tsk years. show what he could do at short and said] Esmond got a chance at second, |= sek put] Almeida and Marsans, the Span- He could| A athletes, also got a chance at the LEARN TO SWIM By One Trial Ayvads/ Gyw\a ater. Wings: SS, — bat and it was a very interesting day withal. Unfortunately the new talent failed to cut much ice in the result, but it was a good show any way, 1888, hav- 1594 Pally _Satinee HAMMERSTEIN’ Ss adults, and children have learned te ewim by the use Ayvad's Water Wing LILLIAN GRAHAM & ETHEL re RAD Kan- | Principals in the W.E.D.Stokes Shooting) her | Firewworks Tonight, Airship Ascensions © Aborn Opera Co. in 1G A CHINESE HO WED, SAT Peg ik by mau's Phermacy, 126th'st. d& Bth Brighton Keach ?%3! 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