The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1911, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a8, ‘1911. Gee! But “Slambango” Gives One a Lot of Energy. (Two's 88 Grear - OM Factrens! 1 LerT QUST TAME A 6000 BIG awe BOTTLE. OF SLAMBANGG| SWI6 OF “SLAMBANGO" UNDER MY PILLOW » WE GOT AND TEAR INTO HIM = THIS (5 WHERE | OT AVENGED AN cop @50 paca TORONTO ENTRIES. Too. *Sftocwrine, ‘Tihs Ca Wea! oT, 7 cgram enti 5 Tiweesearolds ond TRACK, TO-| Marte, ag vars, $000 added, one. ae The entries for tbr Wolebers, “Cutt as follows _T net Kee, Tie; ia ‘Anate, 48} *Servtoenee *Lad 104. tReet allowance claimed, WoopBINE >| RONTO, Ont. wintat Morea, the “heavyweight of Pittsburgh, ex-Gov. John W. Geigas of New Jersey, | 86, 90, 176; Wesley M. Oler, Apawamin, made a great imprewsion with the Ruglieh who at the last minute could not start, | 94, 91, 185; A. 8. Worthington, Wash- fe fone 0 chert time age by keodking oat Pred for the first time in the history of the [ington, withdrawn; Jesse Nalle, Phil- feveds, bab bron sigted ‘wp for cnether fights Te ' levent. adelphia, 82, 83, 166; H. W. Lamb, Bos- ‘ 4 dng se that nen i. | As yesterday, the 18 holes can ba|ton, 91, 88, W. IT. Reid, Boston good English 1One) on him Ss ive ar J morning or afternoon, @o tt will |withdrawn; Rudolph Kauffmann, Wash+ hetvywelght. ‘They will fight twenty’ rotund ‘vert i ete Thane rit Battin ba eer A |be nearly dark before the winner is ington, withdrawn. mouth for $250 « side and « 875 puree, ——- ) known, James D. Foote of the Home Club, one +, . y “ » * » A. puree of 13,000, a side bet of 91,000 and a G Roardman, the only past four-|of the two scrateh men, who was low | APAWAMIS Perea ag wile DO Tr ae Bk MALONEY HERE fit Bata the incation tor ia brwrol ond] Bronson Aimost ‘Owen Moran to battle in a twenty. esterday, When he was Sf out and 65 in|ly consistent 78 this morning which wil! London ta -Storemver., After tee, tossiea of aiek 109— 1 To-day he was 6% out and|take a lot of bi ting. His card: ering the men were finally matched, signing the P A T i [99 In—I—M—. This moruing he had] Ouwt— 424426 kn aE of agreement last ‘Tuesday at a prominent ut way wice a 12 and a il on the first half, whereas} In .. hotel ingland, jabt will Yake place at ees a Veterans, Well Past Half Cen-| ‘esterday one 9 was inte highedt to the] Except hole, where he missed of Lond ae SUTIQUE: Cen: | yeneraay one Fw BUC HRSG U8 | eat cage Capac aee tating avert || POKING STAG TG-NIGHT. armed piayer, Daniel Chauncey and R. | James D. Foot, Apawamis, 78, 82, 16 Saylor he will ght Maloney three nights] in the welterweight Bren HL. Robertson, ex-preaidents of the | George I, Armstrong, Fox Hills, 98, later, Fea rating Ne United States Golt Assoolation, Judges | 87, 182; Frank, Presbey, Apawamis, ‘of Cava, Morgan O'Brien and Horace Russell and | withdrawn; Edward Rode, Dunwoodie, oo the Horton iy md bout, Dlcomior Aer eal ding oupreneed with © smeation of " : Digust of batt eee aed , 104s Carillon, Three: yearolde; ted: about one-half mi + Andy Chishobe, 180 —— oT Seed, 104; ** Tactics, 104; 113) Cheyseds, (Apectal to The Krentng World.) Timont entry. $ ry , roUNTit HACK—Two-vearalde; maidens; ~" tury Mark, Pranced Over | tng ® only four mors than yesiers| cise on his round. At one point he gat —-— INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. %—Ray Brons | yoruan; ture 90 Mldels at’ furlongs ’ keke dd Soe day. jato a trap that gave Hilton and Tra’ ing Club an ttempted to wipe out his recent de- | 1, oy 100; Little Bene, * ' " Alex Milne, second tn potnt of years,|a Jot of trouble In thelr round to card will be staged—Andy feat by Tommy Howell of Philadelphia 104; Laveky Laas, 100) * Links in Final Round showed about the same tncrense as Gen. [in the recent national championship. || Parker vs. Dan Savage, Spike Ken. J) of and succeeded in earning a draw. He rae i Boardman, the former being trokes| Taking his ntblick, which Ix ali it i og Williams, inten [| teint i cunt tong ona tight’ with "wemeet| wa knocked down in the fourth and ; oe. 8100 ded, tt 3 - |iigner to-day. Yesterday he was out inj him a trusty blade, he escaped far bet-|} round pou the ‘big fellows, aight: vounda, almost takitia the eewat |toe lane wag Fy iy Siena Won, |50, back in 48, or %—13—Si,. To-day he|ter than did elther of them. } + the reat of the time more than holdin; his own. Howell was hanging on In di Mu In the tenth. Th APAWAMIS| GOLF LINKS, me back In M4, or ——$<—<$<—< > ——— ° a ti + Ya Sept. %—Whiskers were again thick | free half to-day, while Saintnuy bike t LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. Jack Denning and Geo: er than autumn leaves when the second | was his highest. ming back he did saving x i a Meet for ten rounda at. the ‘and last day of the Seniors’ Golf Tour-| no: improve materially, needing an 8 bey Mash todacrrow bed Say ninea Ne: AV ATOR ee mement began at the Apawamis Club! and three 7s. Yesterday one 7 was hia/ entries for to-morro y night. ‘int | highest on the homeward journ b . ‘The weather was positively thel Herman Mendall, Philadelphia, %, § ‘vest of the season and tt was a sight|y7; Col. John P. Sweeney, Boston, :, | went out in 66 and N. ides 1110-18-07. He took Horidgr, 104: Waterway, 144; Vithatte, a0. reeyear-okls and itt tree the system, of af the, srovoemed Gp 23 conte « Trias tet CO, New York, peitt knogtouta, ta ine local clube with an HAT RACK—Selling; maiden two-year-olds; p.-Andenjoma, 108;, Mir Denrad, J ys RY JOHN POLLOCK. 108, Nannie, McDee, jWorth coming miles to see, the gaysome | 100-202; Richard A ‘ Hale, Sei 4 Boats. NELSON will in all prob- the thie the mendews 102; Capt, John Pepper, New Yor J ability be seen for the first time ta Veterans prancing trough the meadows, Hee een a trgen Morse, Manhats @ bout In this city within the aext ten days. .1e has been practically S- YE matched to meet Tommy Maloney, the . (Where for by-play they culled the ra-| tan Club, dient golden rod. Boston, “178; Col JF. ‘There was talk al! last night and! Witmington, Del. Ss, prime A, ‘Groughout the morning of next year's | nt, 10s Samuel | 101 Bee | OMIT sist: Richard Henry |, competition, which seems likely to be) Dana, ofston, $8, %—IS. igeath, ell Morse, 103 ranged on a@ different pian, more in| Ajex. Mline, Scarsdale, FOURTH | RACK Liss farlongs, — ar on Maloney, IN BUSINESS 9 . orm which he says he will accept as soon hope of avoiding congestion than | Stephen O. Lockwood, Greenwi b ea? Rati on Tattie Pathe, 10 J03; Housewaidg| ag he gets through with Young Saylor |) Ft EB Sell “ six fur. {Of Indianapolis, whom he meets in a test za 102; Tonrist, Ethel Sam- | twelve-rouad bout at the Armory A. A. |, | eat 1903. Nine, ie 408; Yaaker, 108; Coll o+ Boston on next Tuesday nigat. The ne S| SIXTH RACK—Haldema ; Judge Walton, | Battler is getting into condition at pres- pli Ae RL Bie ane HB; alt lent at a resort Just outelde of Boston 08 7 ee Phelps, Sintth, | Boval_ Prince, WTp Arie Kid 102: J oe Carter Og 10); “Attentive, tbe! Weat Side fighter, Ina t nd bout at ‘one of the local clubs. 1 | made a good offer to t mn has bean tirely content with the programme as it B. Lj gabe) bey pe |antem; Arthur W, Stedman, “Boston “asl Seay aa Lg al deca 1; Willlam H. Claiin, Boston, adopted, that is certain, sald a member Hao. West: GAGhak ea: ik di of the committee to-day, no matter if 1 Rathbone, Detrole the entries next fall should reach the White, Boston, 200 mark. It is likely that the change |" Hackenaac wil be to match play after a qualifying round, the contestants to be graded in divisions by letters, according to years, It will seem a little odd, however, to see | | _ the grizzled candMates back to the A} J ' Band C classes. | Alex Milne of New York, who is in his | eightieth year and the next oldest man in the running to-day wore the town Golf medal of Montrose, Scotland tiat h.ining variety, for all hands are en-|—180; H. L. Thornell, Rumson, $1, 10 if he doe! a Washington, 98, | ww mi . ¥ kard, Greenwich . rew; H. 8. Jenings, Kingston, #3 5 J. Mazeltine,” Warren, Pa, " 185; C. N, Brisze, Wykagyl, with {i | . iO, 3 Brloaes Wyybegy, withs Open Saturday Evenings Till 10 o’Clock syne by : F New ‘Harlern Store About the only ex- pert not included in the table is Philip Carter, still in pin feathers, who will be elateen years old just after Christmas were a number of absentees ‘when the roll of previous years was run | through, although al of them had entered. In that lst can be named Ralph Peters of Long Island Rallroad players intently watch for »romising ma- | Sargent a Sooo ey ~ Our Motor Tracks. among them six years hence and some « This Great Building Is Full of Insurance idea which shows when Find- | poardmun, Washington, 111, Cet Gardnér White wil eri ~~ Large Parlor Stove, $6.75 he won in 1847 and he bore it as proudly. | nation. $2. SS. 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