The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1911, Page 8

. — 8 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1911. LOTS OF THINGS ARE A CINCH---TO-MORROW HLLTOPS PICK UP. Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World). Y OLb aa Ee a, Cmous ne eit ov | PROMISING PLAYER 3 D OAK THROW Your CHEST OUT ! oho y eee sSariey You CAN Do (T! Bea AB-SOTLUTELY .- Ors _s Pe - 4 hb A A NEGATIVE NSHOKING AY LAST SMOrE! Handiboe, Washington Ama- teur, Does Well in His First 13 BADFOR You; I'm THROUGH | Big League Game, Quit SMOMING! (Spectal to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—In Al Hanél- boo the Highlanders seem to have picked up a very promising youngster. Handiboe has been playing on the sand lots about Washington the past couple of years and has earned the reputation of being the fastest fielder in amateur circles here. He 's only a falr batter and will doubtiess have to depend mostly on his speed and flelding ability to keep him in the gam if he aticks in major league circles. Hal Chase decided to give Handiboe a tryout in yesterday's game and was very much pleased with his showing. In his three trips to the plate Handiboe, went out on Infleld hits twice and poked a clean single over second. Ry his quick felding of Gessler’s Ait }to the right feid fence in the sixth In- | ning Handiboe kept Gessler from mak: |ing more than @ single and kept Elbers _ | feta om getting pact third, thereby Two players ejected from the game in two days 1s quite an unusual record for Mal Chase's team, Daniels was 1 yesterday for making fun of nexplicable decision in calling out at the plate when Roy home from third. Thurse Warhop criticized Perine harshly ubtful base decision and got the McFarland Will Undoubtedly Have Good Grounds for Claiming the Title If He! Knocks Out Wolgast in Their Battle at Milwaukee. CUB-PIRATE SERIES IS A BRIGHT SPOT IN GIANT OUTLOOK McGraw’s Men Can’t Lose Much No Matter How Four Games Result, but Cleanup for Pittsburghes Would Help Put Chicago Out of Running for Pennant. Capyright, 1911, by The Pree Publishing Co, (The ‘New York World), LEGRAM from Tom Jones, man- ager of Wolga Bob Bagren, Sporting Ba. M. . Bve. World Bverything with us could not be Detter. Wolgast is in great con- ition, Weighs 129 pounds. Bx- pect deat MoFarland decisively. Big interest in contest. Mouse ‘will be sold ont not less than fifty thorsant. Jeck Welsh wit! referee. TOM JomES. Thie McFarland-Wolgast ten-round bout is the classiest of the'season. Wol- gest has proven himself a great light- weight champion, and as for McFarland, why, Packey is one cf the cleverest By BOZEMAN BULGER. U's all dope is knocked skyward during the next two or three days the coming week promises to be the one bright spot of the year for the Giants. For two whole days they can sit quietly by and smile up their sleeves while the Pirates and the Cubs are knocking each other out of the race. The ¥ 0 Idiers of Coogan’s Bluff will be Thursda: Kttle men h or with- two days of unconfined joy for the so! y out pve its ‘mare of kill, and Friday of next week. On those days the Pirates and the Cubs play two epeed and aggrossiveness. —- double-headers. Regardless of the result of those four crucial battles the Giants ‘ — = fa ‘Wolgast's followers base their hope will come out victorious. hinking that McFarland If the Cubs should knock the Pirates [for the Glants despite the recent spurt International p Ndi llong atm pounds a Small Notes of the Big Leagues down for a majority of the the) of the Cubs, which has brought them wf Sa Fide es, at aching Gtanta will be practically assured of |!Mt0 ® near deadlock for first place, ennis ay a H wre ciars entertains || mie ans sn nave hat one fl gaa toa ovr oe cane |v” iat ct use| C)M ener ae Gare enowen| Wg Side Club Enabled Maloney to Win inane for @ series of four gam at title, as in making 133 pounds at any that they had yesterday. the Cubs in tow the Cubs will be set firat glance that looks lik f time before the content he is doing more The Athletics havo practically cinched the American League {back in the ruck and the New Yorkers! proposition, but the ‘Rosters are ont enrea BOXING STAGS TO-NIGHT. , : ect | pennant, for they have eight full games’ lead over the Tigers. will have @ clear road ahead of them. /trom easy picking these days. In fact,| The United States and England will Young Ahearn Beaten in Ten- On the other hand if the Cubs and the/the Giants hava had trouble with them | Meet this afternoon in the first. 4 reat tea ie mn aaa Oe Be Frenk Erne without*maxing 132, That Cy Morgan of the Athletics gave the Red Sox eight bases on |! pirates should break even they willlall season. They have been ae moch| Play of the series to decide the team| Round Bout at Twentieth Sturphy. var Sede ne Lee ia @ famous precedent. ‘dalle, but as he only allowed three scattered hits he managed to win. both drop in percentage and the Giants/0f a bugaboo to McGraw as the Superbas| that will challenge Australla for the O'Don ung Reilly, ayiee Jef Burns, Johnny Kelly vs. Larry Lundy. At Sharkey A. C.— Bem Jones doesn't think McFarland Frank Schulte, the hard-hitting right fielder of the Cubs, fouled will au secure a big advantage. There-|have been to Frank Chance. At any| Dwight F. Davis International Tenn!s Century A. C. fore it behooves McGraw and his men the Giants are much better off|Cup. The matches will be played on thirteen balls before striking out with the bases full in the eighth is eieas, up Boston. By doing that they/ Since they have realized that tinal ja | the turf courts of the Wi vr Delaney t Side Tennis will meet Satlor White in the main i {ll be @ tough/a club that must not be taken lightly.|Club, at Two Hundred and Thirty- D ace pasty sounde—net to meation ten. inning. can secure a lead that w! ake tly. bout of ten round Jones thinks Wolgast will fight Packey The Reds were beaten in the eleventh by the Chicago runners beted eas the Cubs to overcome in Gane Lohoad ae hippod! me sult by loge ed ciaaemaled nad the 5 BY JOHN POLLOCK. At Long Acre A. C.—Bilty Weat rf 8 he pitchers will fight . . y ca:tying the fizh Y will meet Ben Do: po mad who shee it ir aareip te up, when Sater scored from firet on # single by Needham. Just as hard as if they were playing for | British team, will meet William A, B neath ICM cee Uk Aci route INCbaUe GRtaniPoundeiro:, cecemminel Ben In a pitchers’ battle between Southpaws Mitchell of the Naps UT ehat te not att, Atter the Giants the work!'s championship. They have to, serena tee dares times fear Ca Tommy Maloney, the west side | ———ee coed and Brown of the Browns the former won by a score of 2 to 1. Meee ee eereiase active to ElIts- HDAY ts an off day for McGraw’ half an hour" later Siaurice 2." Mc: | RCT, manased tw tava a shade On| atmunt tout at tte seopenine age of fhe OWN at Allenhurst Carl Morris, Frank Laporte, the ex-Highlander, made three hits in four times |] surgnten sercndast tara series of game nd his men and they can ait back | LouRhiin, the Californian, who won the | his op; snent at the fin! dell tn @ bout | "on Monday alent Dorma fe Biggest of the blond “hopes,” burgh on aaewateer ihevclen cna Pi.| tl-comers at Newport, will meet Ar-| at the Twentieth Century A. It was} man beats Heffernan he will trv ‘ng iike a horse for his com. || UP for the St. Louis team, one of the safeties being a double, Wille they are tn battle with the Jolly rateg nent, It wae Mercure fhyped ‘| thur H. Lowe, the second string of the| Malo first contest under the man- a 'mateh with Leach SEO Sadek Martie tal Matty McIntyre, the White Sox right flelder, got five hits in five || Kovers of the baseball main the Brook-ltq go direct to Pittsburgh from Boron, | British team agement of Sammy Kelly, and {t was], Elmer McCloskey, the hearrweight, who wae te tag ecrap w' ¢ | |lyn club will be at Chicago, It is well!so that his play. . m| Under the arrangements the doubles| the latter's advice that e to| Dare met Kid MeCoy In a ten:round yout at the ost confident big fellows || times up, they being three singles, a double and a triple. players could see the doubl | n Gymo | A. on Sept. 22, has tanen one of the m is known that the Cubs dread the coming|header with the Cubs,” ty match will hold the courts on Monday, | win. Kelly sent Maloney 1! after Pe aie deste thet ever pulled on a glove, but ho| Three Tiger pitchers were hammered all over the lot by the ot Brooklyn mobs! thani the visit of any| changed tic mine Seer ance at which time C. P. Dixon and A. Ahiaen Stare AHA IRMA ne xe club has substituted Kid Ruy, doesn't slight his work for all that Chicagoans. Ed Walsh, after the first inning, twirled well for the other club in the National League. 80) Boston on Thursday, the Glants will ree | oe yea the Britons, will face Thomas | (oa ay as to Ahearn's ct EM Every day he boxes from twelve to far this season the Pirates have been|turn to New York and {il re- | C. Bundy and Raymond D. Little, the | Kee’ Sra ss RTE @ict and @ big, lanky Byrian Giacov-| All in all tt looks ike a bright week| Western grind. TA Neves al beldenlded TTataes tutetee a | natene ia ike ah Leet onke ascred — — ns E Il be decided. Larned ing to | pun and onte floore es Grek By Jeanctte s few weeks ago. f ccage) Lowe and McLoughlin to Dixon, him with a swing to the jaw, While]. To:orrow promises to be a ble da: ‘The big fellow needs all of this box — F - 5 GRAW Is very much pleased with | Anearh had the Detter of the milling ae{et Celtic Park. The Limerick Men's ing, for up to date hie sole asset has C ON 1 Fi O; A B ts: Maxwell, the Southern League| ° OREO RD La TALE eS zs fon will hold tts annual pisnle Deen las, strength, ablity to take 8 ommisstoner eu favors Upen Air bouts; Iino win eat ee%® as doined: the team. | AMIS Murphy tong rane, Maloney more thin Tact land amon there and an excallent Bue punch and ability to hand one out. He W, | en @ tryout in the Boston rs fective blows Ahea: a! Cork and Nerve i im and takes a punch—or a lot of | an 0 a jserles, and if he shows anything like W Fi ve lows Aen _cautione n Cor Kerry Gamelter the purpose of getting close | tu YY oO es romoters oe ar |the speed that ho used to burn up the ins Fast Bout LOH ethan ia ee ae ue Paik See 4 clinch and Maloney landed foul blows s=-7 |Southern League with he will be used ie te utloned by Ref frequently on the next “West ver McHi for which he war cautioned by Reterse —_—— ern. trip. nry) ©: ry | MeGraw wants to give Marquard and ENTY | Craciey wn A 7 Mathewson as much res: as possibl Binghamton Official, Naturally during the next ten arenas Pager eo RACINE, Wis. Sept. 9.—Aithough an to work them doubly hard on the Weat.| effort was made to stop the fight the Men's atifu am. Ther en the Paps k and the Sv klyn Branch enough to put one over himself. He hagn’t the smoothness of the skilled > et. A clever big man would ¥ tener IF joe ikon novicontor a tew|He Thinks Baseball Greatest rounds at least. ‘Ie is practically a * novice, for he hasn't been tried out Game Ever as an Out- at the fights He arnvel in er the show Scrappy, Promises to See jern trip. ‘The Rube can stand a lot of | promoters carried out the scheduled bout rousd_ bout with oe ee agsinet o reel fighter, Marvin Hart and Work and he has volunteered to pitoh | between Exdie Murpny of Boston and i which, takes place) at | Z match between the Geraldines Mike Schreck were fat old has-beens door Sport. Law Is Enforced. every three days if McGraw thinks it|Jcck McHenry of Lima, ©., Murphy Mee! ail) TaRte Nouns Raster atime c) and Mukenny. aha a hae Tare be wiped tuem. ‘The fact that . advisable. Mathewson is also in great | winning by @ narrow margin. The Gov, Hs and'fater'on will mect tatty Baldi ; f Piatt tek © Questionable twenty-r9 Working three “Umen a wack wareot | ermae ordered the Aghe stopped, but the| wor smite, the Huoken liehtretet ihe CArrangemont Committe da eae 0 ft \ orking three times a week before, | conditions were chanxea und the fight | tor Hein’ great battle with -Coacten Slay Mea. G8 demon Cunasen, OF . rie atta lt nla ie a portralt of Frank & fesstonallam ta necessary if wo are to| McGraw may call on him again. In| Anished before the local people who ob: | Asie, iirown isinnasium A. ete TW alah, Bocret a Baas Nt Mea memereete.. 0 FiyeR wl) f 41, the Boxing Commissioner, have instructive and scientific boxing, {220th !t will be necessary for all the| jecied could get a new order from the| Pigs, las Leen tevared 10 meet Leo Hauck of | 4 eh oe laa OE aN Morris Iie first real trial, Flynn ts ee a, es cs ek pitchers to work oftener than usual on | Governor, Murphy showed strong tn the | Matta. ti fie itt Jone, ‘Treasure tr, Va,, 0 the ‘nlalitu his hard ————— BRITTON DISAPPOINTS. tough fighter, but not a top-noteder, 10 | wincg ne accepted his appointment to apite of his victory over Al Kaufman. |in4 new Commission; the man who ine Morris looks like a man who can be} ais inat boxing must be carried on nd I feel confident that we can have | this trip as there are so many double s a y do fifth and tenth rounds, but the g | yl grand bouts If they are cupervised by headers. In St. Louls, for Instance, | w.s viclous throughout, it alse cnet Bees H-tarie competent oficia {there are five games to be played in| the best bouts fought in Wisconsin for| Danny Morgan, manager “There's no us sai of our allowing any/|three days. months, h K. 0. IF made into o great heavyweight, but liq thic State under tho Frawley law lh to Visinla the lace be “3 onth treninat’ SAN FRA —Jack Brite We'll have no real line on his ability 11¢ tne half-tone fails to convey a must be conducted, right from tl round bout ton falled te f his reputed until the coming affair with Flynn has in his bout with Jerry Murphy bees thrashed out. on forced the fighting throughout, ; : sreindag ie unin rier eomisty MV@WD Yorkers in Their etal cr ag, | Bitton, forsed the Agbliag theoushest, sport, and I fully believe the Commts- mith Kenoohous “Mrews | wut, ae Wid and showed absolutely Bp “ 1 ° ty and A sion is equal to the occasion.” F. t F. tb il G mee et eclaton 6 m | Mr. O'Neil saya that the evidenco tn rs ootba IMA | sex ormen, ine raat natrwvant, win snr | eeiéen At the end of the four-round gy the case of the Madison but as he did little more than Brittep, proper impression of Mr. O'Nelll, - pen picture will help out somewhat. Active, high-strung, a mas of decisive | MADE © wager with @ friend} character, a fighter by nature—the sort of mine on the Gotch-Hacken- | o¢ 4 fellow who loves to grab the bull ner trp to Fnlladelninias ‘where ie’ will’ Soest @chmidt wrestling match, The oo ce , _—a 4nd to-day there will be another matinee f - | Soe Metter he Chie Vghtwelgnt, lea Was lucky to get the verdict reteree called all bets Se before it be: CY, the horne—that’s Frank O'Neil, the will be gone over by the Commission teur drivers between the New: York and Parnwey | *Seuee an ~ — —-——-—-— Commissioner from Binghamton, Clear- at 2 P.M, Wednesday. Picked Players, Who'll Meet| Diiine clube ‘The cart of events cousits ot Ten gan, but we have agreed to ask YOU! ecg, broad of shoulder, clean shaven i ers, glasses, six of which are for trotters, Walle the . whether of not bets should be paid on |ang ‘more or leas of the heavy legal A P face does stomata Cs suit sepeell, the ir Robert Burnett & Gs the basis of & ‘sporting proposition: tiype, ‘he {mmediately {mproases one as Yankee Fighter Englishmen Sept. 16, Play | stesoat Yom" Slee tte len we fy the and settle according to your decison,” | sing an independent sort of @ person, Gt the'cupe at the tenth season Dent Satuniaye ‘writes a reader of this column, jaturday. Therce cul one posritic answer to| While he may weigh 180 pounds, he atill| JP. Ie Wins Australian at Brooklyn To-Day. 20 tim flonl of Wimiam New. ork tpn ins the activity gained tournament at Buffalo, Ch ‘As © “sporting proposition,” ‘most {retina the activity gained ap a bai Battal | atom and May , ball player, “ 2 me Renton, "who, ie the Cleveland City ‘end Aten certainly wagers should be calied off. yrs se | nm Atate a Shon, ‘dstentese Broa 4 an It te tmpossibie to avsociate the term| | Ever hear of that olf adage: “The eavy ttle sid 2 New York amateur footbat! ha. “meri: herif that hung the horse-thief wai ; FR t hich has been chosen by ra Grice, by &- 7. 36.0 4 . * at hung eam which has been chosen by fee Sutton’ captured bot fteolt ps pote pepatien el van to the samme liphy ©’ seked. the j meee NEIL SYDNEY, New South Wales, Sept. 9. the Corinthian Committee of the | Mitt Florence by'the samo mare, 6-2 Commisaio! enc 0. south » 4 elation Foot-| |The Drrden trophy match, te all, Det @ mere frame-up to get the |Cmmssioner when tt was reported t —Jack Lester of Cle Elum, Wash, to- |New York Amateur Association Foot-| ihe (men, trophy, match. the feature event London DRY Gin (The bottle with the red label) Sutton were im that certain people objected to his y ball League to play the English tourtsts | nament was wen by the Unio, marksme gate receipts. ed oenbl. hicers , day defeated Bill Lang, the Australian 4 AY . Abia d ya ty the Oblo markatuen, | New Maye before the match Hack. | Visiting the T abe and paying a short door sport, and» was y surprised! heavyweight, for the championship of | at the Polo nds on Sept. 16, will| Yak we sitgtingle, point behind the win +, Tiftece was totally disabled by hay. | Yisit to one of the town's show places—| when It wee voted the Commission | Australasia. | play together for the first time against | thin, of 1.006 out of a. ponal ensehmiat Doyers street and Chinese quarters | that boxing bouts shouldn't be held in| “US h ‘a picked team at the Marquette Oval| wet the Olio marksmen set fag Bis left knee dislocated. He knew | swell, 1 may appear to some of you|the open air. Personally, ¥ bolleve it| The battles went the full twenty) Food hie Ao Me clk tonm | oa basa dees aenating the previous he Bed no possible chance to win, and) Go pamites as the sheriff; but I'll seo | WOUld be a great tor the legiiimate/Tounds scheduled, and Lester was !" Brooklyn ays Pe WOae by 32 poles. he knew that Gotch could throw him/ that rm not hung to the [elubs that ow whenever he wanted to. Goich knew) jm going to that Hackenschmidt was unable to | jus rded the decision on points. j Will be made up from the Po of ae spihtinertom, wor the doubiov chamrlonahip tm the urteen thousand persons gathered | eave, and a close seme te expected.| piaingaie Tame, ipa! tee stadium here to witness the bout, |The British team won ten, lost one and | victories over Harvard in botd ‘matches {nthe same limb; vutdoor grounds to hold | aw be on the fighting lina| POXINZ out-of-doors. Indoors the alr te! F lone as I hold the position I now | Ywally amoke-laden and stuffy, Pertaps | at th wrestle, The facts were concealed from | occupy. tna ay ee $f Rend whee syah clube Lester has considerably improved his | Played in a tle In the twelve malenes in| Malina) round,” The ites, goa est the public—because there was un $80,000] | "Ver since 1 Braduated £2. Comm | 14 lke very ami eo men contesting | St¥le of fighting since his last meeting | Which they took part in Canada, today, 4 gate. Because there was an $80,000 gate | ren ey recat [in the open air, and . believe the specta- | With Lang. On that occasion, in May & te There are only four players left in the tn- the promoters of the alleged “wrestling | Kame and Id like to aoe it a fully Tecok: | tore would enjoy tt, too. ’ of the present year, Lang was awarded | yet, Wiatttrit tara aime emte ysrate | tewollwiales indiiqual”elumpionah tournament matoh” persuaded Hackenschmidt to| yeary azo 1 boxed for many weeks with |. LY De H with the law|the decision, Lester being disqualified | ning the es from the English boats, was| A. Ganter and Stanley of Yale, Albert 0 em in the face of absolutely sure) Frank Erne, the old lehtwelght cham. | ‘nee F {aft Pollege, and T have devoted] tn the sixth round for kneeling, His ex Peete hee | Cohen 4 s recias a tay "ill most “ak detest. Gotch knew that he was tak-| pion, at Buffalo, He and 1 became great | Q Fellow counsellar was ehenecd Hy mai | Planation was that he gad twisted nis F ixsnite | named tu the % ing bis share of the gate money for | friends, and I formed the habit of taking | Foiison, the east +i Fitch, to netena | arine Yad St and ‘Thise performances, | Formal announcement, it 1» expected, may be eomething that n't to be a “con-| in all the boxing bouts pulled off in th ‘ d 3 . we of 30 and a frac: | made mon of the app put 45 statute miles, — | former coach of the James C. Rodgers, Yal him, and ‘BUT was convicte ing & man, I was by Jimmy Ke of murcer-| Several days ago Lang suffered an ate | therfore, ‘gare, her an led in on the case | tack of influenza, and It was feared that | Hoo Miele AB hour, 5 «i We went twice tojhis match with Lester would have to| At the Perkway Driving Olub track at Gi in Kennels, crews, as estistant (3 1808, recently appointed rf a State. It's one of the most enticing —_ that LL sagebe ns iar overt sports I know of, and any man with red blood in his vel te be a 7 he! b+ wee head coach of the Yale Navy, pay for baving his shoulders put to the) puny, 2 [UY Yelne 1# Bound to love the! the Tombs to t with Ellison. T've| pe postponed, —— — a wt not taken the case in hand, but some | mat When I was appointed to the Boxing | Dot jake the peace | —_ But there was an $4,00 gate, ‘The| Commission 1 realized that the gamo| POPs WMG became acquatnted with the) Jack Lester 1s the “white hope STANDING 2F THE CLUBS, 1d $80,080 to see @ contest, and| would have to be conducted pri 1y ace ee + Hh 1 the Com) brought out and developed by ex- NATIONAL LEAGUE, = AMERICAN LEAGUB, pal pany of Jimmy Keny immediate): ' PC.) Club, W. & PO! WeL Po, chub, WW. they were buncoed. There was no con- new law--not that I'd] soroad the report that I was one of/Champion Tommy Burns, He hasn't g0/ St. Joule, 4° Gh 8 2 phita’hta 85" 44 80 | By teat—but a plain hippodrome, What it 1 any other way—and |xXely's contreres, had much experience, but, according | ©! Bib nctanatl, Bf Retro ee) ould be was well understood by nd | eee ee tie T held a | “Yesterday afternoon Jimmy Kelly ap-|%0 Burns, 4s a coming champion of the |} j Baa) Mowton, $888 A ; Th R d rh b 1 d B tl ‘ Between the wresters and all the people | oetin tty theres out Plled for a license to run a clud, and hts | Worlds RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. e Ke abele ottie eomnected with promoting the affair,|’ O'Nell was captain of the basebail eoeen wea Surnes sown by MoMal Shades Fit | Bitretants #3 aveungion, 3 contains the Gin that makes most drinks better—especiatly ¢ a pite Yolumb! , and ton’ a : \ bia, 4; oaton, 7 ' eect eran tion sats | nteawicagen only. ite laren samen | L ney Admire the bolter exponente | (Special to The Krening World.) evunits : hie a Cocktails and Gin Rickies, Firet distilled in the year 1770, eampe that the mon were In the nest | having passed over his head. At Colum- | that the nunc seee along elt Ropes! PHILADELPHIA, Sept. A—Jack Mts- |], tolleaPhiedalohle game postponed, Cold at Vauxhall, London, Ask for it. Poasible condition. That helped the| bia he played right ileld, and the team | tho rulings of the Commission, There is | £eraids fresh from a summer's vacation GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. i bert Bi t & Co, Growth of the $80,000 gate, It wee about | {Gtyear vas a winner, Jno political aspect to the way tenare| at Atlantic City, fought a great bout Sisskien ah tee sin Yuck aa Welton. Sir Ro! jurnet! 6 Mach of a “s: cee vhed bg “OF course there's no game really as | trying to handle the proposition; all 1|4@alnst Tom McMahon of Newcastle, Piladelpnte at Rostos, Two games, | Rta a ers 632-634 W. 34th Street New York clean, honest, recognized sport, Pro- sat oneal ~ Serene gana song! eRe: - vou nte-vag Repeat