The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1911, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, on wiuai racers NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT (,.of2H?22r,. " = w FLOOEY C) QQ He Hes No Use for a Guy Who Can't Fight, but—— @ c © BY VIC ; = Pa Ae i A 38 a . : eter ty fi YAGS YOU BIE BOWL OF aunt 5 >) AS ay OO TO NEME GAVE AXEL THE a = \Ragro} 9 ] THROUGH WITH You. SEE? \ wie te ON’ (mM gust ont — LTE SLAMME! 3 Ww YOu cx ( ; MANOGE : 4 = Or, Wiis Migue tay AN YOU NEVER WE'LL START IN * | coma GU ote CLUB | * ° Pg AW AXKEL~ JES 1 GON Te atane et NO \.CKEAN UP A REGULAR id 19 BOOSTING ~ 1 0ONT ‘ 4 py yds LEMME BE your. THOT BOVE Woe eRe saneel hs aan 4 KNOW WHO HE 15 @uT |}, Gouge MANAGER AGAIN | , THEY SAY HE 18 NINETY \ 7 5 , <a — PER CENT rat =sO COME ON a) HEL BE SOFT FOR you! Wie U WNDEY TH BIRD SAYS = - YuAT TAKE A MESSAGE oars oak ‘Te DORG? ‘Herreshoff Began His Golf Career Famous English Football Will Be More | as Caddie When Only 8 Years Old| 5%¢er Team in Spectacular Than Ever Contest Here ae MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS Compiled by Expert George L. Moreland. ‘To-day's mateh wit! be ra on Wagner! Vit Nat N Batting Average-| American 1 . icons chal payers, WIth aM aver~| Records of all players, with an aver-| Player Who Reached Final seecay tor (hie enaten With Und Haw Shift Plays Such as Yate! TOM SHEVLIN TRAVELS have played t jayea | 1A) 2,000 MILES TO INSTRUCT Ti cua te cau ecoha 9.5: 0011 | ASA EO GaaFS RRovaN MB SOTRAATIOC A, Zork AMAL oan theCorthinne | Used Last Year Will Be +] y in fifteen or more games up to and t+ in iiftean or more games up to and 8) Round for American Golf Grounds thia afternoon, the Corinthians, sed Last Year Will Be YALE TEAM IN NEW PLAY, luding those played on We ls ding those played on Wednesday, England's famous touring soccer play- en cite 6 fy, | Pigem, Clute. Title Here Comes From era, arrived Jn thle elly from Toronto Very Common. NEW HAVBN, Sept. 16—Tom decwwen, B: if Cobb, Sheviin, the former Ya! captain, Is the moat Branch of Yacht Buiiding Aimejia, Cinetnt ‘Cleveland United States soll, two having been t ad sya, ‘Bextor, played in Chicago, where the windy | FN open play features the present arid- lot ts i, Athletics family of 1 \ city's representatives were badly worat- jon dide fair to surpass tae ate He Net: dn Family of That Name. ed, while at Cleveland the vieltors were | © playing of last year, when, unt!l ‘Tom , wrocthousand mile trip. he in iittaburgh pelenanty. ty Alsappointed on account of poor manage. | gneviin introduced to Yale the ““Minne- ego hi tenatand the” Wer Seat mont on the part of the local organise: | gota shift," the possibilities of the open |} coaches and players a new form me were not realized by fottball tlon he has devised which he spiral Aletorente enty to be Seain | coaches and lovers of the sport in gea-|] thinks will be an immense ground disappointed, Instead they played a r eral. From the stand taken by coaches Lined the Pao 2 son, and © imental eleven at Btanley Barracks, win-| this week, during early practice, it 's polled seer, 2 ene te ning by 6 goals to. F. M. Tuff, one of | apparent to followers of the game that Shamplsnshe ot Ow see Saree to his alma mater, Shevlin spent eee ‘ate on ‘oases varlations of the Minnesota atatt acd|} aii guy yesterday in tnetrucene today. @ C Newman ta also oh tne | other jump formations will play an tm-|] the nen in his new play, after Injured Mat, and his place will be taken| portant part in deciding the big con- which he Jumped on a train and by N. @, Thompson. tests, Coaches at Yale, Harvard, Prince- started back to St. Paul. Just ton and other prominent Eastern col-|J think of It! Two thousand miles to give his old team a tip. 2 * iT sree with “Hurry Up" Yoat, the Billy Gibson and famous’ Michigan eutherity, when be ye that th eon equipped with the AMUSEMENTS. it ir Ml be Morgan Back CEE eee Ca a eine | <aeacecn From Milwaukee id Unitke last year, when the entire foot- hinidt. Detroit Tertael,” Adhletics Hemoitin, Fork feiabertyne pall populace was in the dark because | ie etre: of the new rules, coaches and the var- Billy Gibson, Dan Morgan, K. 0.|jous squads begin the present season Brown and several others who had a| with @ clear understanding as to the wild goose chase to Milwaukee to nee | poet etlithea othe) pane near ne ae the Wolgast-McFarland 0 {sting rules, The Rules Com home teeday piven Ae eee | winter, satisfied that the sport last year think there will be anything doing be.| Tecelved approval from apectatore and rites’ _ THE wusient wat BIJOU Tavs TONCHT ¥1;. tween Packey and Ad. until after Wol- decia eS tae tone CYRIL SCOTT ia MODERN RABRIACE Rast fights with Freddie Welsh on reece g irr ges kee ally Dhanksgiving Day. Gibson saya Tom | W8t4 PI athe ae Jones has placed a price of $35,0m for| stered. This r to make a forward Fit 1s necessary that the ball Wolgast's aervices with McFarland, | Pass lost d and of course that puts hit out of | be held by the player receiving It. An consideration as far aa New York 19| other Wrinkle In this years play will MeConnell of time between quar- MeCoonelt concerned, Gibson has Packey signed i at Whiertetas Wan hngton up for two bouts here, but has not de- | LP wie But tens cane med ot || SiA04 Say tie wa Knight, New York cided just who his opponents shall be,| DY Ble oaky S Stovall, Cleveland Gibson says the advance sale for th | the danger of genase Peg lo at ta ALD ‘aI he intermission between ods. . MeParland:Wolguat Ant. hed reached | IK t a Re ha BiRGAD OR ie0! ANGE ready busy devising new variations of CasY MATIN eoreneus ea the Minnesota shift—the play that so SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMES. |) ii "."von ws ad oo tory out of what looked 11k ae Te PINAF Marine Elliott's Wentebr wee Ga Erie 830 CROSMAN 2'3 JOHN MASON 8 pees’ The Ut Sian wii | —With which to surprise the opponents pyre thet: series | of Old Kit this fall, O'twary, Detroit low 01 Losing a championship last year on acoount of unpreparedness against the various shift formations used by Yal Field. “Ae each feat, he Wagrer tile anoint Ye plosaly contested of se Igak aimegareece, ths Cuban stare ty ty United | tho Princeton Tigers are planning to re: BROADWA YE enler’ — | sist any new shifts that may de sprung it Be io Ta Hing Buse Steate , , Pr cat, te tatmman tn the country, | a them, Bill assisted by 1b Vey a oe i Bc TORVAL ; Te Stat ah ager” footed | the new coaching Yoard: 18 using much ow goatl i y 5 NEWS PHOTOy * fh rai . tne St" Oharies tearm “ei | midnight ol figuring ot Innovations to EVE WOMAN, i! o ; , the forward pass and jump playa. The 4 bie the Orango and Black coaches realize that Lan oo to carry off the ctamptonahip this year ending Dexe Stealers, x they must afford better protection to Pendleton, their one hope in the game against Yale, who was so effectively boxed in by the Blue's ends. Alded by tract coe Surgroan, Oval. Mixteenin| strong interference, Pendleton should d’sor Play will be ealled at’ g'go | develop into one of the most dangerous men ono the football fleld because of t ie the | his tremendous spe Jamaica Woodindle at Pt ci he running ia | With a premium on speed because of ‘The Loudhlin Lyceum tom will crom bate wits | the new-fangled shift formations, foot he erack lronaides at Loughlin Oval, Jackson | ball this year should be more spectacu- Kingyiand srenue, Hooke. The pre liar than ever from @ apectator's view- ally, Bie. eS Stade a thn | point, hye huge crowds at al tne bie | RRQ NX | Levi 2 te | kamnes | year were evidence that the! BD, yy. 10 9 [Mcdonpett rAiwon Var, Torraine and Henry streets, | Public is in accord with the Governing Games, 81 enor: of, Dyk taviting battle; poor Kina. Detrott 1 Washington ni, Detroit f, Chicago Milan Crawto Wk Miantsre Rooer : Ick HE was able to annex a distinction}other, Added to his middle and short the Volta A.C. will play the Hobokens’ | Committee in its efforts to make the Taker Wehiladeriida meets ongequence. ‘The first coupon he| game efficioncy, the distance he satns ir tatieres, wil te. Wor the matonmns, Heel | game us open as pesaible in order to CENTURY “Ses — ae 4 1 Record Al ae it off ils deferred dividend was tn| through his long ball is enough to | Salty vt 2 Date | eene ee aries down to @ minimum nea Clap Batting ay 1), when he captured the Metropolitan | give litm dectded odds in the wagering |*” — ‘Stasterincke's THE OLUE Rye, to nip of the F llockaway. the home etn Weis, who last Sunday will be i the box for Pa from Jerome D, ‘Travers at M is|whenever he is known to be on his) At N spring previous, however, | game. 8B. BH 1 elects |\Pomander rie te t twirled a po-bit gam | gan his @ . i runn p tow N ago he ow ot | Mockaway NAR roy 1e—teenge Aplice in Toren he was elght years o} exceptionally fi » winner ta the re eaking ils asics onal pa een Tok kita eat | 7 ) By 5.15, Last Mat To-day. 210 ! Young. Herreshot comes from al of t tan vt aehans hie tovm: | Qe Ue dematatotae laatmeng || SON: DREW iin, 2 DAY'S Records | iong period hax heen ; in Brooklyn, He alsolat Apawamin vs invari |! FRANK McINTYRE Records of pitchers including all games| fenders at Hristol, ere’ is ably been a member of Metropolitan || the Long Iaand Ati. ce of Kong, tnand Cit THE HARRIS ia We k family inst’ Boston and Philadelphia | rit x y Re Oe whe As |Goedinratiomae ta t : sae aU i alate” | ROSE STAML = MSO EL pen Bost }ike {can golfing trophy re he nae! warn acchane) iis : TFaretuled to pertorm 19 || FOLIES & TNH one iy at Heat a o New 1 bau KenCannue: thataee through | pe 4 this week ¥ * fact ¢ i “will he staged a! | 3 shat . Henao iv wan as club bearer for } : ection with | out that. * : oF elma the hee Tod | TBERG ERE! pron fetes M nt and m bers of th fan that Frea! ™ nt f an a unim-|the sport age as ‘ rf 7 estaurant (® 38 cart Doors open 10.18 nost opposite the Herreshoft home. Mor] pur as he could get Way a PAT baer eee eae ar aire i nae «omic |T DONALD BRIAN | ai yeare his playing was of a do-|than most men at aire A who kena le meals Oa ike fy : Gel- Wich nick Wallin i rtf ee Sai aaa iit his achoolmates derived muck mF at Oyster Bay, never did | eet Me id le | | CREP ERION Sets TT Oo ay “i ie ilingiora ae pe Shera Yale a y Bo tai tho caddie act, but had tribulations al | MeNiy team PASSERS-BY. aye BY) | Greve tous: WALESKA, SURATT 1 ii ev 3 “ his 0 neve \¢ é ' AL § 20. The Come Next woe os Manche SOY, SORES. Be = LYCEUM VY NenGntson's wire, | sit ste 7 : Me has gnterey G STAGS TO-NIGHT. CIOEUML AS acide WM | HA! American ith. H ments t ; : eClub ar) BOXIN . : aa ana a Al Seals Heserved.” | Main t0-15er" Nutt, 10: 4 Vermont chan nich he} e-hole cour honpevanens) re hew Amsierdam isis Ars a4 BB Vandertile Acre, 110.26, Contianous bE was eligible and 1 sta. At the Fairmont A. C.—Three cw ie paren tag z y innings at the matiors H wan siisible pes eecdonks an fing hums there round. bouts mit be pit ony donn AEROPLANE FLIGHTS | THE 3) STEEPLECHASE 1 } ston) chame ouls Livings |] Dundee ve. Kid Ghetto, Jim Flynn a Binge hee ga " 4 tee aS BAS OON SPR rd.’ Despite its unpre: || va, Andy Corde and Johuny Merting BRIGHTON BEACH LIBEKTI 43 ee nas Sb ames ithe Mert Se Here MY nly a handful of New York players oreaniasilon, Ip about) BURR BESAY: | JULIAN ELTINGE ‘Take Iron Steamboat direot to Sterilecbase $ him, and he was generally nL In Fe 8 rds VUE Tee aA eer eee a eed SUD Paine YR RACE TRACK in “THR FASCINATING WIDOW." BELASCO "Reates. $428 8° ar. i { Of robust physique. that Fred didnot find college alto professionals and amateurs will os SEPT. 8 to 17, 1911 aa Visca THE CONCERT. ‘ a mighty hitter frc to Nia liking, so he became a broker a taged, ‘ a fg ht ay Mat Dally 4 7 m F matt enedict, His wife an¢ a CLAUDF GRAHAME-WHITE CT Aa 4 sine: & prominent Oeup OE ree ean ae Ane nOLe AA DH HARRY N. ATWOOL Joe ners bi 10, 20 & 30¢ THRE: WEEK u oh rrenolt i “TOM” SOPWITH EDMUND RE * Peis Pi 4 artes Evan EUGENE ELY GLuB: % Wats BROCKLYN AMUSEMENTS. Wastington fa ing Wal s, 1 other players of world-wide re GEORGE W. BEATTY ws | Fann asks We is = 1 Adil Nid NAS A Nene * | Dougias d as a long tting " PERCY L. REYNOLDS ee Ala } | EMPIRE ‘ Hou he weldom anlaved an impos nig to the point wer 1] ‘tony Ross and Morrie Marets wilt AND OTHER . lary wa ot Beihves Ba, 4 tournament and Won muny prizes, titles is ‘al i ten roun iss! tie Nations! | WORLD FAMOUS AVIATORS mae ; 9 emed to dod im rniciou ow, however, he {8 as | sporting Club on Sept. 2, 1 a H Betivity, “Indeed. alx. Daal Reaguiene’ ai Gas: dame Rid) Candahen WILL PARTICIPATE ‘in i