The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1911, Page 12

‘e a2 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, “191t. UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN FEATURES OF MUCH-DISCUSSED DARTMOUTH-PRINCETON GAME AD GOES RIGHT Copyright, 191, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World). TO WORK AFTER ~ | 2000 MILE TRIP (Spectal to The Evening World.) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 13.—Ad Wole gast, the ghtwelght champion of the world, arrived in Los Angeles at 7.80 Jo'clock this morning, With him were Mrs. Wolgast and Tom Jones, his mane ager. The party. was met at the train by Mra, Jones, who has been living at Santa Monica Beach during the sume mer. ‘The party went ‘mmeciately to the beach fn Ad’s machine. After lunch the fighter and his manager went to Doyle's camp at Vernon, where he fought two rounds with “Hobo” Dough= erty within a few minutes of bis ar rival Wolgast was tn excellent spirits and showed not th® silght of fa In the the spectators by hls cleverness and asserted that be 8 has improved at least 50 per cent, since he was Inst here. In regard to the Thanksgiving maten with Welsh, Tom Jones spoke for Wolk “THe STRANGE FREAK OF FOOTBALL LUCK BY WHICH PRINCETON SCORED OVER DARTMOUTH ON SATURDAY. PENDLETON RAN 30 YARDS, WAS GOING LIKE A STREAK, AND HAD Dopctb Atl THE OTHERS WHEN SNow SToPpPED HIM SHORT. The Princeton Team That Meets . Yale Saturday Will Be Decid- edly Different From That Which Played Dartmouth, Covrright, 1011. by The Prose Publishing Co, JATURDAY'S game varaiset Dart- mouth didn't show Princeton's strength, even though Dartmouth @é give the Tigers ao rattling fight of Nort MADE THE Leerene ee bebo Foous . Sn | Bast to the effect that the matter of @ i % had fae Daven: ba iT | D referee would make no difference. He ip oat ed . said the chainpion had no objections ME a . _ |[ CAMP SAYS TIGERS A etails Arranged tad the chatpion had no oijetione ty j euroriee to all but the coaches, wa WERE ENTITLED TO he {8 a more experienced mau. Wolgast if of the lineup, recovering from a d G Bi t vill to-morrow for Wheeler's SI i ‘ partmouts victorY.|! For 20-Round Go Between | sis" sini mor” i" wie -} Wes out too, Wilson was badly hurt ne ger eee Mal ised tna make) iene by | fe the Harvard gam bedly burt ¥ Di hd Aes dabble NEW HAVEN, Conte Now. 13—In Mi Fy le id d M h To-da fer with ; NE > fi a Nov, 12.—1 -day his manager will confer wi i thet he may not be to line up}. Se crosery THAT HE ALMOST the opinion of Walter Camp, Yale's C ar an an urp y the promoters of the fight ciub and wilt ffi + | Sgainst Yale. Pendleton was put in g ; INVARIABLY Downied THE TiceR, athletic adviser and the father of $$$ | settic tho details for the match, There ' + again at quarter, and his work there . BAtS Gerore THEY CouLD football here, there 18 20 questiog BOXING SHOWS TO-NIGHT. |] 1s @ aoai on with two picture concerns wasn't up to his play in halfback post- ( A er START. that Princeton won the Dartmouth HI Thay Box in Open Air at! bd * [land tho mim rights are expected to net tion. De Witt was shifted to half and | ————-———-— a $$ |] same Satumtay, He says there ts y Pp |] At the olympic A. G—Carl Morris |! from fifteen to twenty thoussnd dollars, ‘ Vaughan to fullback. The te |} nothing In the football rules which | ic tions after DB dete Yale: next Baterday wit be oi |] ill Dar & score from s Bela gost) Sah Frasicisco on Tharike vA Vpereank Geainetar card of nego tneuet vevith Welsh, the Itttle from being counted as long as the sao heen a Ny | ig KA 5 2 quite a different construction. bell. goes. over the Ber, he matier es i} douts. champton sald: 4 ! Maly —Y¥ Specks || “Outsi inner of the Brown- ebarumontn hess areat team, tt ran] Rules Committee Laughingly Dismissed It When Ruling Was Suggested si" vntar tne ti “ot "Se Bivins Day Attempon, | | py Malvern: AC <reGhe upeska | curse of) tha viene se tee See j curacy and reat speed. ite detonse For Just Such a Fluke Play as Gave Tigers Their Victory on Saturday | | '¥cx'v7 te tutes Commitee pat brooklyn Beach A.C. Houtn I! place in New York Mriday night. Teer tine at tin y ieaked ibe © i BY JOHN POLLOCK. |] Young Solsberg. ten rounds. make a worthy opp PRY bea an le A . . At American Boxing Club, Green- J) has run away and Mc t raid \ The Dartmouth ends, and especially EVER before was there such a fluke victory as Princeton scored over Dartmouth on the Orange 'Raicevich Wants Pe aeveral days of dickering, |] point—Wiille Fitaxerald vs. Young | of me. j Daley, were always where they ought sf t Heenthdsiaats ‘ail Ware : Ml arrangements for the twenty-|{ Nitente, ten rounds. | “7 consider both prown and Hogan te be. Princeton's backs fumbled the and Black field Saturday, and ever since football enthusiasts all over the country have been round bout between Packes: Mc- |” At Avenue A. Maspeth— || tough propositions and will be ready to ball on punts frequentiy, or were slow . discussing the matter. There is a wide difference of opinion as to the legality of the points To Meet Zbyszko, Farland of Chicagé and Tormmy Mur-|] Young Mooney vs. Jake Forelich, || take on the winner in New York it ose fm btarting, so that they were downed scored by the Tigers. It 1s the strangost coincidence in the history of football that this freak play phy, the local Aghter, have been com-!{ ten rounds. . Fre ae ee Te net ae fa their tracks or thrown back. Dart- heppened twice on Saturday, but inthe other instance it was ruled a touchback. Not only did De Winner Take Ali BE NCa Penta EOE ee re || Cabs sa Mabey poten, lor teenae LL re ce eeetege i - wdighbaae ety ian iakpernevne Witt of Princeton kick a ball that bounded over the cross bar, but Mahan of Andover in the annual Marly. tacday, deslacing: thate ta tan | sack Ditton Shades Brown. * the bow string, instantly and at full battle of his team against Exeter toed the ball and, after it cleared the rush line, struck the ground Sue Pence lactone Harry | “Unched the bout and tha: the men would !{ young Keschell var Herre’ Forbes, || PITTSBURGH, Nov. 13.—Jack Dition f epeed. . and also bounced over the cross bar. Dr. James A. Babbitt of Philadelphia, who {s a member of the Pollok, Wansgee Of the Ttatlon weess| battle in the open al before his club, {fat Mount Vernon Ay CG. Nove at, ‘of Indianapolis earned a shade over ia ‘ ‘ollok, manager of the Italian wrestler| the Shasta A. C. of San Francisco | Knockout Brown of Chicago before the | Priaceton 4id not reem to be putting football rulcs committee, says that at the last meeting of his committee some one suggested that a Ralcevich, 1s self-explanatory Thanksgiving Day afternoon. Af Lae American A, C. Dillon landed oftener i bon nee i rigteteer cher tat tens ruling be Made for just such a play as that with which Princeton scored its winning points over ing Will pave tor: the Const tp cane sate latter a 100, tonzh a provesition for Wis] than his opponent, Brown was content 4 down and showed the kind of football Dartmouth, but the members considered the play an impossible one and laughingly dismissed it. cago to-day while Murphy is expected It lcoks now as if the match for the feather: Aa AV ie On ee aduce Biseke ol that wins, Moreover, not a single new a call Me mt on hep tates furnas | (0, GQDAFE from this city elther to-night | weight championship of the world. herwern Ave | Ones tne meeD Dre re on. q Bley Wes brought out by the Tigers, Fepiy to the after (0 mateh the Ttallan wrestler, (OF tO-MOrrow, {ite and Johnny Kirbane of Cleveland will vurey | SSeS Se Fi ‘Whatever is under cover for Yale Gioraupl Haicevich, against —_— . Toi Loe Angeles, Ca } been reserved carefully through the last nat this money was to be to Wie Lawte fought ove of, his best atti todey Wired Attell an offer of $6,000 for his| THe FAR DANCING scHtuot. the Olrmple A. Gu on Batimiay ‘night, having a5 eRiy22, et! Kilbane on New Year's afternoon 9 d care 2 ‘ if G K. ‘ ok AO. on Saturday ai | Rivareon, Cals Atel ited hack ag Ne moe | DONOV A i Seabeabalhg annon Anocked |3.c32e i ter ewark ‘ina! tenstoanl bout, Lewis's ahowtag bccany Heer bs eter | ‘Proporl- fe e cae end ‘ite e (Attell) would ihe i. RINCETON’S single score, a fleld ° bb Zby | as a revelation, . ‘ef pag ule own | i oal by De Witt In the fourth é Out in fi th ‘for a finish ‘contest, with the ‘Mader. | fectively he rl 4 oe ig gt } tone. was so mucha fuke thet I Ne t E mn our, standing that the winner is to imect Got teh, 1 ee | mig ty Mee een Aber e 4 the son jal fan euuene, PRES put 10,000 the wit in the @a- midd) ih 0 Lb vA } ‘ S LVO ncouraging ia teh cats Sh | ee Pun gras iis |e rn stale) |_UPIRET PRIVATE LESSON PRUK epee ff money Sete = Dene mare ter a f to —_—: Tan oh Any ohe sles who willessed the PHILADEL puta, 3°) ioe Spr) rine for the ‘lover's Ce eh gow | fabs, Willie continually sending ie t , the Syracuse fight wee to mest ' @hetting along close to the ground, and fierce battle could fail to notice that l » Nov, 13.—Atter be- | HARRY POLLOK, ‘| '9, the spot before Dougiase could get ready to round bout before that clud gonigim ” Mant ; fust in front of the goal posts suddenly Despite Record Up to Date! the offensive work of the Princeton rh ee slammed all around the tional er as deliver a begs ry fon ot th ante, lenis too ill to fight, | ererrererremat Sp end Balled veer tbe \ ee Mier tiae ine teomee at otaak Athletic Club fing, Mickey Gannon MARLBORO WINNERS. Hight ewings that it looked as if be would be| Archie sittman, whe in looking after the interest | id bar.) Referee Langford of Trinity de-! — Brinceton Eleven Not Up oer eo vitally neccesary to grouna| went to the carpet for keegs in the pa hatoeked out, paves of Eddie Forrest. wold like to get a return match | i. ciaea that the result was a legitimate 2 |Faining by rushing the bai.” The’ Green fourth round, The person who sent] MARLBORO RACK TRACK, Ma.,| Mike iphone, the Sack Western, weltermeisht, tn P oe tae tent eee notice Foe | P beats on Sate t eld goa} under the rul ceording ty C Mountain boys gained almost double the| Mickey to the floor on five separate oc- 13.—FIRST RACE—Matden two-| wataved Lewis in his battle with: Bed rest will meet ans bos at 1s Rea | the wording of the rule, “kicking the to the Standard. | mont by rushing that the Orange and/ casions duzing the bout 1s Young Me. |searsolde; about. five furloreas Denes Sarehtomidcom (Ot canas EL: Racer eoned tats | 8b ites “best” tnd wai ss | ball from the fleld of play over the cro«s ‘ Black team gained. ‘artney, The assembied fight bugs |tion, 109 (Holmes), 4, 8 to 6 and 4 to 6,/ match with Lewis, as 1 think he and 1 would | “Y! nstr unre Hung ARCHIE StLLstan GEORGE, RL i bar of the opponent's goal in any way Of course there te one ray of ‘encour-| gmiied Indulgently when McG, wal bane tole Hain 6. pret Can,” SUnhay Saitetriee, meagan] * 2 ne Hundvet and Eleven cn ktekom” (Special to The Evening World.) agement—Dartmouth was showing the) y when ‘artney en- | won; Boray, 112 (Hanover), 10, 4 and 21 of Lewls, said to-day that he intends to sgn : —— Thee except by ® punt or u kickof” scores « Heeton, X. J, Nov. 18. |best she had while Prineeton carefully | tered the ring looking much like a|second; Stillclift, 107 (Teahan), 8 2 and | Lewis with Gibbons in @ fow days. The bout will ,,)42¢" Crom broke training long enongt » WROADWAY'S BIGE a + i| guarded any plays which are intended | !amb being led to the slaughter. But|even, third. ‘Time, 1.08, Gollywoog, Sarg a oe Uh ae i for Kil alone. But even granting this| after the first round things appeared a 4 tact the offense is extremely weak. trifle differently. The kensington The defense, although on hand at} went after @ »non !n a mo: critical times, needs some bolstering uP! manner, and in the s probably take place at the Fairmont A. . t ey hog froth ed out walking in , | | oRe D. COHAN vit, Tommy Tee, Sinnager of Frankie Bure, | & will make good tis declaration that ave t Johnny Conlon $800 if he will sign up 2 ter'a tigre | race tor th with “Burns.” sald Vred, Coulen, uncle of the | army of fol longs.—Gokl Check, 110 (Grand), 11 to & | little champion, to-day, lym poate, th It seems logical that the intent of the ¢ rule is to provide that the ball must be Kicked directly over the cross bar. In this case the ball wasn't hicked directiy » Cashin, Traveilight also ECOND RACE—Selling; thre olds and upward; four and @ half fur- tices that has ever been seen on| aity Field. ‘The Yale game, really ‘apd pritical t ower east ide over, but went over after rebounding| the Only contest which any Princeton | to hold the crushing Yale offense #0 de-| nim down four ti f 2 i he makes and benides Pei flake He Bro from (Me ground, When the Rules Comme er undergr to or rooter cares! morallaing to Brown last prac ce"| dislike aa fooW Won; Donation, 113) the momenj,bé make good. cand benides 1 gill flaht K. 0. Brows « J i ay eduled for Satur-| wy aris ata (White), 6 2 and even, second; Leon B., | [ott otanay jfoupa bout at 116 ponds, we tthe ‘blond Date f t winning, 4 "| With so great an amount of work si 3 (D, Petite mosis again it will. probably w Haven, Though the “Iger|ing them in the face the coaches, wh *AMESTOWN ENTRIES. i (Dreyer), 83 and 7 to 5, third. ‘Time, |ia at the ringside, with him. amend this rule so that a “fluke” score ched the final lap without | realize the gravity of the situation and i a alot Hayes, Blisabeth o. There ts no chance of “ot Ruck Crouse, the grea HARRIS THEA., Toninor, Aft, (Tues) at 3, ‘will be impossible. being beaten and with but twelve points|among whom no end of dissatisfaction ile ait later eee middiewelght of | Pittstergh, Praok Kitss Loews ~ The reluctance of the Princeton play-|in the opponents’ column, the machine | exists, will keep the squad behind clos : a iene for Beye, . section for Us p nest Teh Samy ot Ps ont pall , ers to accept the fluke score shows what| {s far ye standard. ates the rest of the season and use| eles: toe, e fur | Muskmel ete rid Hale: Cun ongs.— | aa OO experience by fightion the oie | feats, OO ask. Say Bi | The iast home game of the season. levery effort to finish the development , e Bs 108: yup, To? Wea Wickets sg tot and Gah, Peak See oe ne, | | aden vetore him agains Kl: EMPIRE S150", 0) St, ' that with Dartmouth, was won, but by|of a team which will beat Yale Saturday hye a Oe: Ves mel A ot! Poult 107) and out, first; Kironi, 110 (Dreyer), -- a. a1 ee Wed, and is: |] — = = = Afver the game Lbeara | the narrowest. maruia. "No Tiinceton and wit wi the Mt ehamplonehD. ‘la yen 7; Promised Laud, | 4, 8 to 5 and 4 to 6, second; Geo. G. Hall, | = - JOHN DREW '» A SINGLE 1 } Princeton men fairly apologising to] ee han : two-year; tye | 120 (Hanover), 10,'4 and 2 third. ‘Time, jue CETTE ARI ERHB TS °F|1 LYCEUM Eat, # #5 met i Dartmouth visitors for having won by a all furlongs. tite $1, Jame ‘Dock: |1.011-2. Quincy Bell, Kerran, Susan and | Bi ea Geeldent. “Too bad,” sald they. "We i + ATK i tonnie Bee also. r ine | MEIRY ‘si «1 all Wish tt hadn't happened.” Eastern League Isn‘’ t ei Pe ir at i a SROUR TH RACH tng hrm PHOTOGRAPHY Miss BILLIE BURKE fixity 1S ENE BM Anu re AT NIGHT. 1 aa: howe To iad, Ynea, 106 (Hanover), 6, 2 and even, fret, ahihitng the AR PUA pit tient PARK feet ie Sas HG, tee ee ke iuiy Tottering, Says Barrow|#"2* cSeTL arena oem fete | mony EA WILL LYCEUM. rt a6 fh 0 “ 3 Tt a hey EAST 34T! | tasklers, leaving them behind. He ad vis hoveatigatia the | Eatt? on 7 hist fn es Hey, a: i. Masterson also ran. Ee ‘at Tally ey one ers. ' @ clear field but for one man, and it * Y | wey one some, lecision wi wen by the tui 100; iY S.| FIFTH RACE—Selling; three-year- ind Big versary (a looked as if he'd dupiicate the perforin Nothing the Matter With Fi-| gon, spe teat body teeta” iB This ity" seat | foo. Goud “cane tan: a " oda and upward: about seven furtahas, AMUSEMENTS. freer eft rR hk it x 12 AML” Star Meadtiners ance of a weel lore’ and run Hes : ( . |—Flarney, 115 (Hopkins), 6 to 1, 21-2 to ana : own for & touchdown, Rut snow met nances of Organization, ant woe oe AP Saheh he war noe | apes ten at ie Mis He fay 8 6, he oad nS ROSE STAHL “ina Bim head on with a crash and stopped aiten in 10, mn wee and "43 gesonda, defestiog t joagnonentite llowante “uf "fi “4 ils, 1 Gowan chy hers 5 Wurcuen ca i i » i ¥ . nprentic ef ‘five ‘pounda Track | oy 3 Oth ar. 43d-anh, Dis Mun rae Ev, F 5 ne " 1 Att benetit ert mance at We Thea Ps gear naugh, Racinette, Lighthouse, Hib ren game. He supplied energy enough for —_—— for Batt orm aad tte MARLBORO ENTRIES. nica also ran, ’ ice Ha fed Al ERION Homing ih 8, Be of @ whole team. RESIDENT EDWARD BARROW ised Yor" him!” ‘Fs ieee fy ‘i He did much more than his share of P Mriiak Wéaiarn Leake cf Banenall | Wher at tne worlts chanhat (Special to The eres Wot era : tackling, and his side of the line didn't Mahe ave Cave lene eain te the le (Bornes tg | MARLBORO HACE THAC MARQUARD NEAR JAIL, PKOSPE oi 3 ahow many holes for tho slippery Dart-| report that two or three clubs in the |{oy'® UAE rt attra ™, fort Bhaw’ ——__—_. MAKY Janes Ss DA ig Mouth backs to glide through Just) jeague are in bad shape financially and rand, Beale oh & : peared ‘ Settled Judgment. Wh | Moran trough tom Ha Plaintie \ inoger's Moai ence I saw Hart thrown back. Three| that the owners ate trying to sell the , € dy “te Lure, rear METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE DaFtmouth men hit him at once and) stock to the highest bidder, He Got Rody Attach uNG ey ite ae LADY | § (CK, AIDA, tensed him about ten feet. that it's true that some of the fran i] “Rube Marquard, one of the Giante’ . LIBERTY g i have been sought, but that doesn't m be | Seaweetl, 1has :|pitchers, came near gotng to Jall to-day e Keginning Marais, ABTMOUTH Ded siege sTOUN | the Teague. in in a tottering. condition bate teh Sue Mpsnny gla? ae | CPHL HR vatieg,sempe,—| Because’ he falled to appear tn the Cty BKOADWAY te | DSHS” AS Win aaa? FARVUM Fomsctt, With better atsietamee | Barrow further stated that the Montreal | {Hs cqrered the four-mile coume in 31 “minutes 18 ae A718 Aim Hones. | Court recently for examination in sup- || LEW VIRLDS THE NEVER te K THE LITTLEST REBEL they might have ecored touchdowns, | club will not be i plementary proceedings. A’ body r Richmond, Va. | While the iene SR ae ae tachment was tsued for him by Justice | Wed. and Sai NEW YORK ¥, ‘Time end again they slipped through | in the circult when the season beg as itn the Warten. fiat ther ti i Pu Sevbellen a te 4 % ie . * Tarbell i 7 rs o an holes in the Princeton line and got| next year, en th ner Reema face at TLR; hreamoce iid ny Pap eny AST Marquard |_| ‘i : KITTY GORDON vite. een ‘away for anything between ten and ae ‘nly ay ake the wat aie ip ey ‘it (AR ee sites Haan tn pet tee | Pied a judainent’ foo "ane ‘Bin | AN ; twenty-five yards. But the runner with | The schetule of games of the earney, (OT; Silas A tN iy 4 Molle caused all the trouble, Miss ANGE cin ‘ae Sea een, Wes pimeys sions, Once eee fatugr™ ab. Hou, |r. come at WAC —Aelling: Cre furtoney, Finy IC Sterne obtained the judem poe 2625 Iya, shyped away from seven eager Pied A iy of ienien mt Morr RL wets aed elt quarti ig and gainst the pitcher a few mont 0. rari Aen eda tacklers, leaving them aprawi- | Hs! } st eG eRe ama om TORN dics Was Tatmed ne had loaned Marna a a ‘AND PAID FoR | behind as he dodged and ran, only | town; 13, 5; peingtield ng Behoo} die: [eunutes from AL Von ieto t Promias oer; MY ad —oe—>——_=z=_—_—_E_— ae te Be pulled down by Pendioion when | C3 tat if : y; | cch mile STO “yards Sidi if c Sy Nee BT comaty draws Shen trail nding 10 Princeton's 6 ah gy ee a SPECIAL TO-DAY : ey iad GLOBE tefl way & | i Hits a With one Dartmouth man to block Pe I a te a » gt fam: | BIG TURKISH WRESTLER were ae eee slugs | @ieton that time, Dartmouth would have r TO HAVE TRYOUT TO-NIGHT.! 200 styles of fine imported fancy cheviots and atte aint’ scare, ee TRYO + } inti TIAN 7H ges eee en Mr hha bie ae EMERY S| sewonn true a woe | wnilahed worsteds.” They are the Kind of ma sO TEREAMRTSWE 2 HMEESTON S" 4 : De pst 9s. F- 6 YAK: darias the past famplons wie ke| terials that go in $60.00 to 575.00 suits. Our Hs WERALD 89. Waa 381. Dally Mat es ing. ‘With another week of coaching he Td any ovyutusitee gota , at the Harlem Casino! price, to measure, $25.00, 12 styles of over- piers Wal Sat vt Mg) worth watching in the Yale i" Russ) oe ei 13 BOWERY BURLES 1B” ‘ Reels ie Seas i ! ; coatings--imported Oxfords and black Meltons # WIFE HUNTERS |: a fie alt | with zapey xf seus \ SPrieston Will be on edge for that 4 PMOL ME drei : and Kerseys. Overcoat, satin lined, to meas- Et td's omany of 10, } Hithlanay, Maas {3 GAYELY theory, Ase, aT se aie ane tee Fed way in : lyn ance At was vt vi ageinet Hans | ure, $30.00. MORE &; eth BIG GAIETY ‘COMPANY = eRe PE cera tarart } it ts evident thet the were 7 ss dOUtB are on the BELASCO sore pp ', ‘, ~ Sveclal Feature—DAISY HARCOU. big Wrestlers have com- wit testa su | nen Itating” nd een he co | Broadway & ; a | DAVID WARTIELD 1, © NIPIRE a oe eee staan ARNHEIM, Ninth ath Street Mi n af || REPUBLIC tase “Elk oo bea AOR THE