The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1911, Page 6

Just When We Were About to Get Out Our Field Glasses) in Anticipation of Revival of Horse Racing—Bing! Assem- bly Turns Down Gittins Bill. | Qoprright, 1911, by The Prem Publishing Oo. | (The New York World), T'S the way of the world. Just when | I the sun i» shining bottest—bing' « thunder storm. Juilus Caesar had just perfected a} for consolidating all the warrin ons in Rome when Brutus and his) h made a@ human pincushion of him With their daggers. Napoleon had cut Russia up ike a Cheese and was about to spend @ pleas- Qnt winter In the capital when the burn- 1B of Moscow forced him Into the most pdatroa retreat in all the history of | world. Gustavus tie when & swamp, Again be dolphus had conquered Rus- Peter the Great escaped into and when Peter showed up chased the Swedes into the | de Lion had nearly » of the greatest of the when some Httle tenth-rate baton caught him and shut sades German him up in @ dungeon, The Gittins bill had ed the Senate word had gone out to polish up cks and get the ponies into shape fr a joyful come-back when the Ass bly unexpectedly bucked over the traces and Killed the IN deader than a dodo. UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1911. A STRING oF } OUR ONLY CHANCE; Copyright, 171, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World), HORSE RACING HOPES DIE ABORNING FANS WONDERING WHAT IS MATTER WITH MATHEWSON Cardinals Nearer Front Than Ever Being Only Three Full Games From Lead. Dla you know that St. Louis has never won a pennant in either the National or American League? It ® fact. Can you imagine how the Mound City fans will celebrate this season if the Cardinais should carry off the flag? Is it any wonder that they are nearly wild with joy because BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK JIM VAUGHN FIRST SOUTHPAW TO BEAT |Matt Wells Has _TIGERS IN MONTH + EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN AD WOLGAST SIGNS i posal Bye EE) (eet WITH MFARLAND | - eS ) i I WAVE LEFT \ a, IN THE WORLD 15 FOR TWO FIGHTS First for 10 Rounds at Mil- waukee Sept. 18 and Second 20 Rounds in California. (Spectal to ‘The Brening World. | CHICAGO, July 21.—Ad Wolgast, who was matched to-day to battle ten roynds with Packey McFarland in Milwaukee Sept. 18, isn't going to take any chances if he can help it of jeopardizing. bis Ughtweight championship title. His et- titude has convinced Chicago sporting men he fears he may be outpointed éver the short route. The laws of Wisconsin Prevent @ decision belng given by the referee, 20 his title would be safe even Mf the Stock Yards pride did get the ‘Dest of it, unless there was a knockout. ‘However, Ad wouldn't relish an ad- Verse newspaper decision, and that fact 19 held to explain why the champion insisted on Packey posting %,000 for a twenty-round match in California as a Preliminary to signing for ten rounds in Milwaukee. Ad feels sure he can win in @ long battle Packey posted $1,000 of the amount 4e- manded to bind the California match and agreed to post the other $4,000 be- fore they mect at Milwaukee. It was agreed that the weight for the Cali. fornia match should be 133 pounds five hours before the fight. The weight ip Milwaukee will 183 at 8 P.M. ‘The Milwau! battle will be held im Frank Mulkern's arena at the Coliseum. It {8 understood Wolgast will receive 6 per cent. of the gross receipts as his share and Packey 2 per cent. ch Beating Ley told me Coster was with the “Wreckers of St. Loot the Cardinale.” Can you beat it? Off the reel little Miller Huggins tapped of the showing of the team under Maneger Roger Bresnahan? The else that hed Dick Hyland ou bew ais | aim t ingle and Houser got away || plucky fight of the Cardinals from hopeless second divisioners to fourth Breakin “a tn Stesneon, lave Game anew tants ing val ie H i A ps ent 49 spectacle When the Up, Matty font contrat tae bah aad|| St" ata ant ty, ‘Mon stan wetasamh ‘Sov eanr a weet ety ee BOF Long Losing | Satags of te tan San eas| san SEE Sa ae ing little fights out in the North- ‘ 4 . after walking two batters allowed an- f ase hat EB west, Now Bat says that he 1» | Giants’ Star Pitcher Quits | other ‘hit that put the Cardinals on|| Tesides, te Repaid Lo bg Lay Co-thyenadlt Streak Restores Lost Spirits T'd eather win @ ten-oning game een Die Evlasd seve) bed Satisfied that he can clean up Wolgast ‘ |their winning way. In the second The Bt. Louls boys are gti Ago alee they have one in the regular length of time reat di a ae pie a ia 4 QB all the rest of ‘em. Just to show Box in Cardinal Game. _| inning the fans atill neta out hope until y are nearer the front to Highlanders. Prac pe Ce Aa ICH ICT eet eigere paar piety aed Up what te can do in the fighting line, ; er eeeterccar cae then satetion the for ive ealy solemn truth that we've| clever Briton, and in one round only hg Intends to mingle with Jimmy Britt, 7, L sggJ Q deen bed in the luck H pride of New York and the kingpin of breaks the seventh, did he shade Wells, and { Qn old-time rival of his. There was! py BOZEMAN BULGER. the National League, deliberately oS ee ee seeies ite hard to Mame the} that through keeping all this punches to gome excitement in the country when- 3 walked out of the box as much as to eee Creer arreeny aces encenremense BNC ti6 stomach i ever Britt, and Nelson came together a HE loss of a game to the Bt. Louis] ye not my day, and I've got ‘LL te joy to-day in the camp of |they've all right mew arid I'm willing t0| Oe ves tyland’ i y 0. Hven tox nals isn nowgh."* ° Ft few years ty Even to-day @ scrap Cardinals |i ot particularly enough. for the pennant until a few the Hilitops. Their leng tesing take ~ chance of User that lerd) auly, peunace hice in theveteanmieel q between the old fellows wiil be inter unique, for every elub in the league — the Cardinals, even though streak has been broken. They by alae tate Shs ce te tan tee Cal touben hima Outil he. wee’ beaten ating, But it won't furnish much dope! bas been pulling the same etunt with & The question naturally ertece ite ol New York. Hyland, however, was game, and never on @ Nelson-Wolgast fight. startling regularity, but here te the! o.6 minds of the fane, “What to ae Chase rightly feels thet he put seme-| let up fighting for a minute. The Eng- In fact, there ian't a chance in the| '0C bottom idea: matter with Mathewson™ end ° hing over on the Tigers by working| !ishman, however, cleverly blocked and d that there ever will be a Neleon-| If the Giants drop another game to! newer te not easily Vertheoninn rea exas printer ‘Vaugha throughout an entire game and| ducked all of Hyland's well meant Wolgast fight—unless theawo come to-| the “Wrecking Crew" this afternoon,| In four of Me last five or ete starts wane brn getner here in the Hast in a six or ton the Cardinals will have us deadlocked in| Matty Nae been Ait hard and de |, Gato ef on Gebtevecen ; “ps | a fond embrace for third place, while| served to lose, ehow ve B k F th hander to beat the Tigers 1 Neat ge a dle pl hs the Cubs and the Phillies will be scur-; won Me game with a shutout apainet ack | on Qa er *S anc. who tanned the trick wide Phan s Alar hin Ue rying away in the lead. ‘Think that} CMcago. Luck alone deat him in hearly in June. @inoce then about every ra Ga Telalg all ede over and you will observe that McGraw | {hat game, There may be daye when Eure te Theos | gouthpew in the leagee angeles, repor any pitcher § against the Tigers, wards Wolgast as a better man than| 894 his men are facing @ stern and) yo ig “right” or not, but when Matty | Gwinn Henry Likely sore how ong. Iie he! from ‘the them have, managea te | Nelson ever was, and that the champion | ‘4ngerous situation this bright day in ontrol of the ball and gete in Hatha Abed sr|out. Vaughn is therefore the first lef! | will be a2 to 1 favorite over any man|JUly, and the slightest alip of the foot that way something must be | Fare for Next Senior “Met” cee aS Pai reads Hau |cities than Detrolt. Hove hey inverset!y | hander to best the Tigers ; o as § . ; Be Himes Be. He past these many y what they thought of tt, and Championships. te ‘That tenth toning rally of the Gotham- | erergency in fine etyle and was i ‘Another ‘grave matter that confronta| f0.a man they declare that the great ore shale cys the masaaee of th lity was an inspiring Dit of datting. | helped by some phenomenal TMMY has a few interesting things pitcher te just ae good Ge he ever ark about pride ofA ‘that ue wit) Ks ‘s double, which was really the} In ninth luck also sone i bie way, us this morning is the selection of a Ror nM Knight’ ey to way about the fighting ame 1) pitcher who can lift us from ¢ Cag dae tome eae WINN HEINRY, the great Texan ou. | opening wedge wes the hardest Ait beil| for a foul from Morlarty’s bat the West. "We all know Coster| i Matty cannot come to the See cane ee ee eprinter who holds the national ‘of the day. And the whack by Johnson | into Hartsell's waiting clutches just as fan box and fight” he sald. “He's! why can? Tec AS tat fer bu ences ball ood championship at the “hundred,” aren a, Yorniag altered the Orkes | which virtually sewed up the game wae Ty Cobb iid into third base in the ainth aap EU BEMENTO, among the best in this part af the coun-| "1; hae been a long time # happened to outgu stuck his high-heeled patent leather | Wallan ¢ ze i aoe AOE a enother beauty Dees, ‘thing that coula| Ty OUAS A @nny Vitti eta aoctie| We "iy 1 took nim West to make 4] funy of New he fans of New York need not | ties into a patr of atirrupe and #Al-| wine toon tninning oe haat “Wibpened to us," ead Manager| play, which retired the side, as there ht {t was the softest | pathetic spect (d Bresnahan. “The 019 |ioped away from a little Texas rall-| mus reer tne train th Chase, who had @ hand in the finishing| was one out when the play started that ed. Out | “Los An-| slaughtered with hits and driven from| fellow has many more years of 00d | yong station early this morning. Six-| dere a ene an ble an ie thumself, as he di jn everything blasted the Tigers’ hopes. (a and got Into great| the box, but that was the fate of the] pitching im him, and 1 only wah | toon Bakon Waely Bak TATA S: | BS | save rally , © visited his camp, | Peerless One in the openin that we could get one like him on | teen iA t thing they'd seen fn @ Jong <a I was ail swelled up the fight with that boy Rivers. I'm Coster's manager, of | course, but IN! fave to admi. that Rivers outclassed him about four hun dred miles. Riv is the greatest fght- er I ever saw, big or Iitte, What he dic to Joe was a shame, Coster didn't jay @ glove on Rivers in the whole fignt| over it. Then c Frank Loughreu Easily Outpoints Young Nitchie Men Fight So Hard They Can father’s cattle ranch, nett mr 0 a by 7 the Traffic Bound It fe understood at the Irish-Amert- snen 00 he Sepe ee sgoees oF can A. C, that Henry returned to his| DA; be oyien arene o3, aya ime home on receiving an urgent call from his father and that he will be back ie boa ery ee tema in New York in time for the next | for wemiin youeitay « senior “Met championships, But the eh tare tidal there's a possibility Henry will remain Nea, if ever. on the ranch. When he first arrived fens We in Gotham Gwinn said that his mother's poor condition worried him ‘Geena’ see” whi mew make in the bij AL ©. crow and the four are. re Baker-Locke and Hanlon In- Boston National League Club Won't Change Hands the entire control of the team, but it "t auitable; £0 Ba too, was obliged to leave Giaappotnted. HEART OF CONEY ISLAND Biggest ShowonEarth LILLIAN GRAHAM @ ETHEL CONRAD ROOF #==" rest W ting) Bing re 6 me ZIE ii “feats VALESKi Tout S!EEPLECHASE | BOXING STAGS TO-NIGHT, }|immenscts, and that ne came here un-| Zoned, te ong formmtrat form. “bals| terests Fail to Come to Terms (Pancal the WED Saks Sho can you imagine that? Oh, yes he did e ‘ ¥: oe pa _ willingly. He also eaid that the life pected they wil. make things : bint straight games Wolgeatl poy work re teres. Sjust one sunch In the ninth round, 1} Flardly Lift Hands in Last | yAt Twentieth Century A. C. Frank [Jon the Fanch was the thing for him. | Lake'when ‘he champiomtive sft With President Russell. on ri teen | |] Govtie Te ae fie dh Bei eit was. They told the Rive:s was |] Mantel and Ted Nelson will meet || “Don't lke jes, nohow,” remarked Scone tt S Arthas, & walloper, and that sounded like a pipe Two Rounds, | ta 8h aah bon of ten rounds, Henry. nun? rete AN Athtetie Asso Associa tion uses the same eae heir favor, ||] Grecian Teanple. & Lorena 4g r t moment the figit ‘ Brighton Beach A, C., Coney But the imelight burns bright! ted, of pro! ism as the English . for Coster, But moment the fig |] sland, Frankte Madden will clash || nere-and Henry sure does like plenty | hummsion or. 6 ined ion, when RESIDENT WILLIAM HEPBURN Chicago shcrision, ta] 1 NEW AMSTERDAM W2 began Rivers pounced over to Joe's with Young Kenney of Boston for || of the stuff. [recuaneoet, faa t bie tenete 5o8 RUSSELL will moat Ukely remain ‘him but because || Hinw, & Erlanger’s cymer and fei a couple of times. BY JOHN POLLOCK | ten rounds, jangon are the ouly Sweden who are professtonals, charge of the Boston National aly ‘the game who "wears E Pi vee ‘The moment 1 saw his is go up and! wx a rushing, slambang battle of ten At Atlantic A. ©. Rockaway, ‘all turmed ‘pro” when they came here to League Club for the balance of this nis Sepoteres, ae fom Se PRR, oureation the way he carried himself my eyes I rounds Frank Loughrey, the Phil: |] Young Shugrue of Jersey City and me pouhag 12 GT ed Ga REI Aes ae teas ie rig PARIS ‘3 wy, vegan to bulge out, 1 knew we were up) adeipnia fighter who recently re |] [Vie Jones of Brooklyn wilt battle a soc tonite tate’at fonts Rig. Muse" | Abie to come to terms with any of the| sisi 9 nat Th The ries "ecatian of fhe Fenats. EGFELD § Was quick as lightning. | turned from a trip to Paria, clearly out- unde, re tra the Mafiry ore nocive “purchasers of the team, | toe baie gf Quitcige Shula 1 ici, smn etna errant S8y) ein Dear ars beam | painled: FOuNE: Nikon, froin. the Oe wll ooh gt Wwilam F. Baker, former Pgltce Com- ier ra taletien Garnevel ‘tf Pitcher Hwing, 2's GLOBE 322: Wey gh 82> in he nearly sent !ts “sts through Joe's | city, National Sporting Club stag pet a : Te a aie and oust. | ai oe $i SURATT je rian st Pe i ‘i mp iad Yehaps Gwinn Her nt home sure | g though Cobb nd jj ribs. He gave Coster a terrible beating | They busy right from the Jump) lat ii a sald ak Gon HOENT oa eslesh treones| g CErteniat et Beery went ho Bo ee eae oe cainecretary of the Pitts | héigpentatins mh lang” okay Hiro WOsnn is the body. Disa c ele muah and waded ine * other, sv ing ng t ot tne "Ry WA... has! been promlant a job fis"running dives in"wet wcatier, | LE RE alle ap tie Boston mag: [12 $8, fist game acainat th lust hammered the body all the time. s with the sd } a — — eee Ee The beet 7 fl » ounds * eo ATTANg q nate at his office Joo Lake, the ex-New Yorker, twirt Covey'’s Pire Proof Punay He had : tra of holding his mands oh oe ET Pa Hie Aaa ; Thompaon for the A he would offer them ste one-hait of “9 for ine hs vi aentes on, EF, siie’s plagnoun; igh at the sides of ts head, and Joe y ‘ ° Y ke M D Be Mon he holden 1 same om oes" Weta ee a oe area's iarnou: aed a, tat ft Shc nn hea | fe rm, edn New York Man Drives ‘ete tyt rae os aunty ms ore maes ns xe PALISADES ERE? | aside, Before they'd gone a round 1/ fat ge / Pe sheds |e re | with only as Muh day in the dQlane Lovie. 130h 8. Fey Prewort Thurnday was looking for 4 timetable, on the| Nitchle foux amely aad often R. T.C. to $10,000 Victory 0 club as Russell, Who insisted on] 5 34. -—Dat rs e shook Loughrey neavy wallops Going. on to ©) whares, Then there | Zit BRIGHTON ¢ Ni ae Johnson took Jim Smith to Californta, _— | ceva be twenty other shares out, and | playing A ais ~ \ thinking he could get idm a fight w eetati anne Borde ct ieea Ty, O'Beem sad BR. Augur iy | OMe aker and Locke figured that! ous sighandere climied into ttn place ty | renee eoem iat ite! Jim Flynn, But he says that from 1TH Thomas W. Murphy of this owners of this stock would most] whisping the figers while (he Red Goan "nets this time on Smith will ht among , ie rhea ny W cliy, a well known driver of]; y vote with Russell on all matters, 1s VM 2B and B. the middleweights, Most of his tights Ba a den nest Hight walt he fast steppers, holding the reins, ||! ey decided to call off negotiations, pe ae We Satan Kets, rete ‘Continue have been at about 165 pounds, but aguys ay te Fee, the speedy gelding, showed Ned Hanton, the famous baseball , eae y innings et the tat Johnson avers that the Westchester 4s wood racing form meeting at K er, Was another caller on Russell He made a direct « the Boston fied fe whe farmer can make 188 ringside without Sint’ Sita any trouble. If he can he'll be able to give Papke and the rest of the middie hands. | Eadie M has de feated Y ton. WE ARE GIVING p. Ys mo ACADEMY Star aly’ 10, 20 & 30e weights a tough time of i penta ts 1S isha PAY. ATOR ss UNCLE TOM CABIN ! one of the jest straight hitters in tat " 0 the front and had no | apes = - the ring, as his fights with Morris = trouble in beating his field. | | double value in our remnant sale. Suit oj the FO" Cohan’ EMRE By as Harris and other heavyweights have STANDING OF THE CLUBS. “Chick” Brane, the fine golt player of Chicago, | | @ ; rl Get-Rieh-Quick “Wallingtord shown, After fighting heavyweights he MASIONAL LEAGUE. AMIPRICAN PRAGUE Soe a eR lad al veunen ths finest material to measure $18.00, or coat and should find it easy to go through the Wok, BC. Clu a 1 re 7 by rament middlewelght near-champions, if they’! HORE dar kr nal is Hass mont Yacht ‘Giubis tars | trousers $16.00. Separate trousers, including node fight him, i‘. eatia a ba tra white and striped flannels, $5.0U. Style and | re ~:f of sec =r if we 4 Glover Defeats Fry yee ‘a at oe taiioring perfect, if mot leave them here. PHILADELPHIA, July 21.—Johnnay A for batting slump t Glover of Boston gave Jimmy Fryer of resulted ina and picked Saturdays. Southwark one of the worst lactngs of a oe ‘SCH! DULED FOR To. nA ote at New York York at Detzott, Store Closes at 1 o moe SPORTSMEN’S GOODS, / hia career at the Broadway A.C. me im front of them by vet qatar tice St ata it i El! I, Ninth So ee seceasaeemers fs ‘ rams A hametbssemte Sl