The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1912, Page 16

i 41 BONG COMMISION THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, CLEVELANDS OPEN DODGERS GOT AWAY | RAIN HAMPERS We REVOWES THE LICENSE | SERIES HERE WITH © FORA GOOD START | COLLEGE ATHLETES f OF NATIONAL CLUB; THE RIGHLANDERS; AGAINST "REDS" AT SPRINGFELD 4 Commissioner O'Neil Declares] Russell Ford and His Old Bat-] 5,000 Fans Out to See Final] New England Colleges Hold at Hearing He Will Drive Athletic Games Under Ad- O'Rourke Out of Game. in the Points. verse Weather Conditions, } —— ; Simon GiMies, the giant weight- thrower of the New York Athletic Club, visited Sparrow Robertson's nest yes- terday. He carried a large box contain- ing his medals. “I nearly lost my life saving those,” he said. While Simon was training last Wednesday he was told that his house was burning. When he reached bis home he found it in flames. He dived through them, grabbed the medals and Simon ‘lost every. tery Mate, Ed Sweeney, Game of Series With Hank O'Day’s Team. “Phe Mate Atnietic Commission {i} SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 17.— Yafternoon revoked the boxing Noone) BATTING ORDER. BATTING ORDER. Weather conditions made an interesting 9 held by the National Bporting Club. Tits! New York Ph sro th St. Loule, + Brooklyn topic among the athletes up to the time Fire Em Quick! ‘ection was caused by the club's viola Ota thy | beeen ape the first whiatle blew for the #0-yard pos 4 > Jig) Silla, If. aubert, 1b, dion of the commission's rile prohibiting Jackson, of, Mowrey, 3. Smith, %. trials, for mid-May proved flokle. You Won't Need Them More— decisions: Reterée Haley lost Hirmingham, If, ‘ ‘The sun burned off the morning mists eet Easterly, seer! a Tf You Use 1! fila ticense also. ca iy, ce Miller, ef. by noon and had made good progress Kypn, rf. ’ in drying up both track It's good-bye forever to dress shields, For the first time Commissioner O'Neil @oplayed his anger over the fight che (@lational Club has been making upon / ho, Phe club's attorney, Nathan Vidiver, ital, 2b, Veckenhough, ss, Kahler, p. Umplres—Evans and Haan, Attend-| “ever, p. dance 4,000, 4 couple of thunder shows "4 Bea eY ee teenie tan cee perspire. tering down from the Bei hits | Getghs of elothing or live in hos stay on the wings of @ etiff westerly breeze and the rain soaked cinder path and — — ——~ turf received another, drenching. . LEAGUE PARK, New| ROBINSON FIRLD, St. Lous, Mo.) ‘phe showers kept down the crowd for 2 Five thousand people) MAY 17.—Ideai @ammer weather Pre- many remembered similar conditions the meeting he annoynced that he did | took tage of the bright sunny | Yalled for the final Brooklyn @ame to-|iast year while old-time followers of the Sect want the testimony of Jim Buckley, | day co ese the Highlanders and Cleve- | 2. Abotit five thousand fana, the Ma- | sport recalled rain storms on New Eng- manager of Gunboat Smith, the “loser” | aind tn their firm game of the series, | fe*t turnout of the goason, bry Out ligand intercollegiate days dating back fa the Aight of which the Inve fon | Then» was just enough breese to make|'? Watch Brooklyn get away. YingWng, |every year for nearly'a decade. the air bracing, and the playera were |* Southpaw, was Manager Dahlen's @-| Referee Hardy Adame, of Worcester, one of the witnesses the} Cull of pepper and ginger. Ford and|eetion, paired with Phelps, Geyer and ere the opposing pitchers. Wingo were 1 nthe poima for the Car- nd failed to acore in dinala. Yingling, p. Umptres—Kiem and Bush, Boehm, Before | Yor called out the @ret bunch of quarter milers shortly before 3.9. m. and a tow “ minutes later the shot putters and the First Inning—Moran walked. Daubert | running high-jumpera wen into action weiked. Smith sacrificed, Geyer to in the field. 7] wenn! A, _| Mere “ious hearing. ‘The other was Jimmy ‘Melly, to whom, the club charged, Com- ~— missioner O'Neil had declared before | into ce ; “ang of the testimony was taken, that/ ‘led ntealing second.—NO i fhe intended revoking the club's ticense; 17 the last half of the Highlanders leo it $600, When the meet- grabbed a lead of two fining hit by @ pitched ball Wolter got Komy. Huggins whipped out Northen, The summaries: Moran acoring. Wheat doubled to left In }20 yard hunfice ‘trial Bates, centre, coring Daubert. Hummel | and Williams qi each and walked. Tooley forced Hummel, Hauser ede byt to Huggins. TWO RUNB. Higgina walked. Ellis singled to right, | sending Huggins to third. Mowrey MAY 17, RISKS LIFE FOR HIS MEDALS. | fj filed to Moran. Koney singted to center, scoring (Huggins, sending Ellis to third, Koney went to #econd on the throw to third. Miller fouled to Phelps. Hauser filed to Moran. ONE RUN, ——— ELECTRIC PARK RESULTS, FIRST RACE—Maiden two-year-olds; about four half furiongs.—Fred| BOSTON, Mass, May 17.—Champton on), 4 to 5, 2 to 6 and) reatherwaight of the word, Johny Ktl- '| bane of Cleveland is in Boston to-day 5 | Working hard for his fight here with - | Jimmy Walsh af the Arena Tuesday done each Tn the 440-yard ty eae x he Tie ee ty Nardin! of Colby, AR Ch KILBANE IN BOSTON. the boxers fight the deep centre fe nd came home whe Bells grounder took » bad jump and wot away from Hartzell, Peckenpough Pepped out to the short stop, name NE RUN. Boehm said he wanted to place Com- ‘Gesioner OWetll on the stand to tes- regarding whatever conversation ohe had had with Jimmy Kelly regard- Jon the commission would ook with anger as be lied to do any- 4 , though they had ‘After Martin had gone out Sweeney singled into centre, | >" ry ‘ Ns | night. but Ford struck out. Zinn cracked @ RACK—Fillies and mares two-bagger into right, which sent) ice years old and up; selling; five fur- Bweeney to third, Wolter walked and filled the bases, but Hartzell popped Pees Bootie ie 90 (akirvin), 6 to ; Sy ee SEN § 10.2, 8 to Band 9 to second; Bonnie Bee, 9 (Moody), . 2 to even, TORONTO ENTRIES. third. Time—4.052-46, Radiation, ‘Travel ——--— Light, Moltie Kearney, Nioless, Pro- WOODBINE RACE TRACK, TO-|clivity also ran. ae RONTO, May 17--The entries for to-| rad; ating: eeventarionaeaueen | & d ‘ y ; selling: . no tation of dishor,-| Morrow's races get oa Bee, 101 (Gkirvin), 2 to 6, out and out, was intended and that | sd) Puree ra fare *\ frat; Earl of Richmond, 13 (Pickett), ‘satisfied with an unsworn en, ther itits: Salon, We 15 to 1, 4 to 1 and ov from commisstoner ce-| 0h) Warman, AN Merit dines, 1 |ole, 98 (Ferguson), ‘alldged ‘Kelly conversation. | "2 Waex: sett out, . me, 141 Nell agreed and gave the i v curently: a geohatic “NO!” He Beatie idiouled by you, Mr. Vidiver, dewyer. If you bave any me you are at liberty %. MB. TURLINGTON, Vice-President. Broadway at 13th St. Women’s Department : Saturday, May 18th Final Suit Clearance Choice of This Season's Most Approved Models at Imported Whip Cords, Eoliennes, Serges, mi Charmeuse, Taffetas, Worsteds, Homespuns. 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