The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1912, Page 7

| | ee nvenrna wortp, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1018 Gebserae'Stex| NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN WHO'LL HELP TO BRING BACK CHAMPIONSHIP AT STOCKHOLM TO U.S. A. SAB S REIDI sit HERE'S A MAN IN FLATBUSH who sende me & couple of hard ones He writes: WURRA WURRA: 4 1 see that some would-be humorist hae offered @ reward for the re covery of the Gaynor boom for the Prestdeney. Now I don't see any humor in that. I think it wae @ tragedy that the Mayor didn’t get the nomination, and I'd Uke you te give the reason for not placing bis name properly before the convention, se that he could show hie reel strength instead of getting one vote. Algo, why 40 you make éun of Flatbush? I don't think we are funny. We're dead earnest. Thanking you in advange, I am, yours for intelll- gence. JOSEPH J. FERRIS, Beveriy Road, Piatbus! Alas, Joe, like yourself and the rest of the Fiatbushers, I bemoan the un- timely Glsappearance of the Gaynor boom, but I can't advise you es to how or why it was throttied aborning. It te the old story of the epitaph that ts found on the headstone marking the grave of @ child a few days old in an English graveyerd: ? “Lf T was so soon to be done for What was I begun for “ertously, Joe, I think the boom was conducted too much on the safe and sane plan, which ema to be @ vague in (his region just now. y A boom to be effective must not be @ gum-shoe affair. I've seen a lot of those snaky underground things fade away, leaving, not @ trace of their exist- @ a snug bank roll in some wise Aleck’s pocket who projected the Idea and whose hot alr persuadinge failed to arouse the multitude as expected. ‘The very word boom carries with it the @uggestion of noise, vigor, enthusiasm, bang-bang, (oot-toot, Diff-tff' The volume of sound sometimes acts as the wallop that brings home the. bacon, When I read down the jist: of that trainioad of boomers who went to Baltimore to pugh everybody out of Gaynor's way, I thought IL was reading the namen on the tombstones in a political mraveyard. So wasn't it to be ’ expected that the boom would die? And doeen't it look natural? | ‘Ae to your megond query, why do I makg fun of Fiatbush? I have to say T don't, T take Flatbush. very seriounly. It given me @rea! pleasure to pass through Flatbush whenever 1 go to Coney Iviand, Y OLD EBONIZED PAI, Mistohjto viciously foul fighter when hi i M Jack Johnaing, still holds the|feels he le in w (ght corner, I aim m., MATT M°SGRATH heavyweight champtonship of [not surprined that three doctors agrew he the world and gete with it a crock o' {that he deliberately * fouleg | fhivers: 2 , y hai n in prohibit iants at Brooklyn; Jack Johnson Undecided _ \riv sin iin at Sten neat se tity Mate touch ete te 3’ eight for having the nerve to get UP lemain express my belief that Wolgaat, Senator: t Hillt Ci iled by E: t G LM d e against the “tall, black man, we by wearing out the aged Battling Ss l ompiled by Expert George loreland. Ab t Mi t t d the butlding of the arena out thera [Nelson was dubbed champion, rs a op out Meeting Langtord |: oem eee Se ute tate nto eo eee abandoned any ideas of seein, 1 the pen- ———>— toads and mttlesnakes cont a good bit Fans Can Pick Most Any Dish jn hcrast am, ime Btop and ia rye] AMERICAN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE. ae ; cast BOXING SHOWS TO-NIGHT too. Ho that Promoter laplenaidiy, in. his encounter., with n ost Any WISH | ne a Ha, EE Fite Acie ba AGA Champion Seriously Consider- badd Ms ° who took tn only $20,000 |/Tommy Dixon. He defended hiv They Like To-D d Not |buld a team tor next. season, The ed in fifteen | Reconta Gea Ing Average: . ¥ a Fairmont A, C—BAdle Kelly va. [Jat the gate, seems on the face of tt|featherweight title so well in Cleve- ey Li ‘o-Day and Not |sucteus wit” thecenes: setmpn. The) ey ehueians [anne nis. AW piapers who “ave viaset 1) ing Offer to Fight Sam at Jimmy Goffey, ten rounds. to have been stung, land on the Fourth that he again : show. If you've never seen a nucleus it je ineaday, July. i) to and “inelud al Hrown Gymnasium A. A.--Rartiey [{Bronnix, But TH lay a tradin proved his defeat of Attell was not a Be Disappointed. will be well worth a trip to the crags. Hy “ava | rane aad | An. Sydney A li Madden vs, Jef Buri Sung [|to 8 copy of the Commoner that Cur |flash-in-the Phe BURRS Hite ea yi 408) Grant Cancion Sydney, Australia. O'Brien .va, Young Mantier, ten- camp out somewhere near even.| And speaking of dear old Abe, my _ Sk an Get choUR wut Wh elbtotte cet ; vs ise | gimmernp mn. Clon round bouts, , that there Curley, lonce erratic chum, he “came back.” BY BOZEMAN BULGER. |The mod naan Conauering heroes, | fisgeh Au HN A "Bonieg Now ee inn te dake Were ae aatien on the Dousth to larruy Basia . @ most enthuel: sHgws, Cleveland Ma, Ncw Vorkess Sullivan vs, J EOE AN BOLO ee cag nce eran aT eee | emu a Lae BY JOHN POLLOCK. Sullivan va, Jimmy Howard, ten HT "Que "gg1,000. tn real coin of the[Marino, a boy with @ record in the ball clubs will frolic in our midat = , ¢ ACK JOHNSON haa Just received aj] Royale A. ©. Brooklyn—Tommy || Republic. What? Northwest. But I fear that Mariny bepipees Mana ae Tonight at @ o'clock the Gtants eatch a test | ly cablegram from Hugh Molntosh, || Teague vs, Walter Monaghan, ten ‘And 1 see that Wolgast holds on to|/wasn't much clase, even if he has « j is ernoon as & In ae for the Wem, and within twenty-four hours| the Australian fight promoter, ask- || rounds. 4 through a ther dubious |Northwestern record. Most of those { fudfiee before the Giants and the! ill be in the tear of the enemys coon it] he him. cor hip tenroe to meet Bar : . Western and Northwestern records ] Dodgers take their long Journey in the] Mein", Maud, make a cleanup on this trio| 4 au : § Lanta la a NENTS RGA REGE AL atory of the bout between the cham-|blow up when they reach here. Mike ‘West. While the farewells are being| the Nationa) ferme mee canons 22 West paras ws Thee ae E | Seaad a. Cine aungford in a twenty-round bout tthe pelt until the inde fight again, He hae}plon and Ri the Mexican Mixer, |Gibbons is an exception. Abe Attell eaid 1g Brooklyn, the Highlanders will | paerme oy Ou are Yorn ont and the “best the Crawtord, Detroit Wheat, “Brooklyn in September for the heavy-| fitted to stage ing in snother wants round T can't help thinking that Refereo Jack |was @ notable one, too. But that was t Me fos word, Chea latdel, Cincinnati.» UV | wetght ionsh > ; sth fie We y have ‘as thelr guests on the hill the/ he weds. ao au to hate M uegt sears riastng, | Smion, Sen” ye bigtetna Fee oe eee ee ai eeces | parents fret, but the ehampion |Weleh ts in bed. Wolgast te known years age. recently famous Washingtonians, 1n-| all” of ‘their partion, bere ther can doe | at New York BY | z RDON MY BLUSHRS, retiring sort of chap thet I but I feel I owe eludii Grimth, Beni free” 1 onl be edcatt kin toe | Sail, Heston : the match, as he has frequently de With the hope jog. Al Palser to chany uding: ; jermany eg be wiaable, however, the fan | Raul, Be 10 | clared he will positively retire from the| Ble mind "about anther Mi $} no it to this column to exhibit @ reproduction ef the addréss on a letter re ‘Waiter Johnson and our former towns: | the ace that the Cuba are how going big an ay che eee eae ane | ws neatywetant” Bilis MeCasser tesnaieer cetved by me the other day. Wyre it is: | man, Mr. James Vaughn. | there-ane “plenty “of easy icklugs feet, OE, Mune iM | ring on Lavbor Day, announce #08 "lat he wil earee to have the from the fan point of view it is ign land—Cinetonati st, Louis, for instance: som | nent in regard to quitting the ring was a i, PU SE 508, Oe meaner see tte | wonderful menu. They can plok most| The last game at the Polo Grounds f gat . WA | made at Kansas City to-day while he .'* aald MeCamey."L would nat x jaunt for th anes 3 | was on hie way from Las Vegas, N. M,,| Usk of making this troposttion, any dish they lke and not be disap. | Sessure int for the Giants, Mathewson pitched H ‘ ha aa ides Jone of hie exceptionally good games and the to Chicago. When Young Sbugrie, the crack Jomey Otty pointed. Femt hitung atrenk oft as flerter,. was informed iy ine ‘manager, Tomar ‘The game between the Giants and the! from, sem th stem en the Moxiean pt Lee, that Johnny Kilb hermelgtrt cham Little Brothers of the Rich will mark | Sui no two of the cra fire. hits, | ft : . ; : F econ to, Ad Wolgast H “y hgh) the last appearance of the Glants in |farly slagre of the pastime Meals Hecker took the bi oS : he $10,000 Lito! ea | on Tamanna) oak ee Washington Park, and that occ bull By the jhorne, sud by smashing » home rin! fistort. ss bh h i J j , better fight’ than Frankie Buree did.’ will be duly celebrated by Sir Charles | scttlel the matter fight there and thet ome YP | evel i 1 vn 4 c ca Hbhets in more ways than one. He ee ee tigbtere ‘nethe sow of a fosal edo ame Mewioy has notified the members of his March- | A000 agin aml ected conetorenicy 4 5 aa ee Eee barrel ik & Tafa” hoe ag and Chowder Club to be present at) to nis batting « out mes ty din | {yen Cicte ti | md Sen tteoubles test ‘ature eine of the! hind tis-p the new Bbbeta Field at 1.90 tain | Chet pecled oll tee hot sings roy eee, he] Mettion cs eet q ¥ in, 8 r i AT | he Gecerwelehie (er feet Nim ina tencrotnd’ Africa mecty lim Ntewart fa, the wan bent morning, at which time the cornerstone | balls and then ameared one to’ the fence that | {iirtzell. Ks al clule, 1 hort i j at Ntotbeck to ——— — and luncheon will be laid for all pres h Wiest a chance to be @ circus par. | 119%, frookigness.. gaked, H wing “egninat vewart."” anid It will be observed t. As a farewell tonic for the mo: oni italde of that the retekin bad « peace- | 4 illing fahter wih Sam's mall men. He just pasted the heading of this column on the envelop, ent. Asa t ful afternoon, i mentous afternoon, Sir Charles has sug — Grese four ie feliows If they w i cmaateice oF put netther street address, city, State or nation on ft, but ft reached me in the gested that Nap Rucker and Rube Mar-| 7H main event te clodng performance at t “they all ‘bed an eacuse reed ad ofanelmt incr OiNetl bee been | regular way and wae delivered on-time. Which, of course, leads to the inference Guard have another southpaw batile, | Polo (irounde was Mathenson's steal of aec- ea mal, Spt » eunvniming that Tah, pardon—that I-excuse me—that 1 ah, oh well, that the Wurre Wuere MoGraw declined to make any definite | strong, slo and awimird, at he has pot Bod i ‘ourt Justice Gerard on! column ta read pretty extensively. Thanks awfully. ‘ cone Ne wher , eons ‘ ‘ aapouncement, concerning, this matter tae hee mud at uetmaaee te una the inst the Cn ie a And this correnponden letter—well tt contained @ boost for me, I'd rather iy - yerformance complete by’ dot the er O'Ne'l aye bean han or wet t ul Just who will. pitch. for the. Hilltop. | make,# tire at all. When te din tig whe ha cll ait otha cadebadbends Mee CMS ’ a BUTAME, ao it tx, the way McKgriand, ts now in ‘is ager vente 4 ‘ Pers against the Senators Is P queation (Apuled himself over’ the bag, and “the clond ot our boys keep on handing the: jow ‘Math, Lunnon, Jing the 4 e a | dust was hidiag from the crowd ® most wonder wallops to those British box- hat led him across the boy ¢rom that has been given little serious cone |ful sectacie, Just to show bis speed," AMatcy sideration for the reason that most of | fen scored on Murray's hit, It is MoGraw's fighters who come across the waves to nD stockyards and figuring how he ci the fans have forgotten just who are | purpos 6 us Matty frequently on the Wentera ek fame and fortune on these shores. | Bold on to his Precarious title of lghnt- | the twirlers up there. Russell Ford, | — } When the pacnydermous Palser had} “gen cvamPin Of vem champion of j the spitball king, is now @ second base. | | Ct chibbouse after the veooltya A‘Metice wilt ctaan | KIO" the sleep drope to Bombardier rnyland—a welterwelght—aot the under= } man, lim Caldwell has been suspended f : Sm’) Wells, the Piccadilly Pippin, :aat week | taker swat In the Mfth round of hie ene no more, Of those who are familiar, | olds when they will appear | , ag'e, Milgesod Crone, SE a et a the ae Or yea counter with Mike Gibbons Monday we atill have Quinn and Warhop. Then | ™¥, at vin Giants in the secor Tn the first thea rt \ he Bombardier, but T e oh some of the delegates to the bi ven‘ion, 4s ody nthe fe irous things sald about the Bombardier, bi there are a whole lot of young fellows | and without @ glove, a (oe pate, a ewenter: an first mi Hens dt aR pine Sate billets Hae 1 he NE take no stock In them. I think he 1m) said the charitable Jeff Regan to-day. who will be in there throwing Jf any- | wristband, ‘wbat cane promising pitcher di? first game the laponine phe ues pea Loe idgewools} too fragile to get away with & stone-) “It would have ben nice for Matt, the AC IAL Ren | Meloyaity Tae may Gens tnte wit abour ene ie teed eae seolicaa Sa aeohed i crusaing demon like Pi English lightweight champton: the Bom- Manag ‘olverton has long since! dalegate who got the Faust euiteaset ’ polltane are tacked for av doubtediy has a good pur rdlor, the 4, 4 ‘6 Bronm Inde Y gilt the game Lact Sunday isn't stamina enough tn him to keep on nd Sid Burns, the Bngliah wel- Ming We 2 the tone of de | a '® art eriagie with the ‘Trentons, «ta. the | punching, ht champlon, to go home In the "Miler, tion am Hace wilh mitch for, he jieltiminary enine the Concmde will play the Out-|” ‘The other Welle—Matt, 1 mean—who! same ship, Misery loves company, 80 Smit i y There will be a! got #0 thoroughly trounced by Packey 4t does," sald Jef, Downs, ” a an * 1.50 PM. between two! In Recreation PM wenshoro BR — ieee Chek veaipro teams, Wh ay Me Die ia PRAKING OF SAFENDPSS8 AND SANENESS T confess that my observation | Chester team, with 1ipfet fo. the] irainery game’ wilt be called’ at’ ® eM chan of the Fourth of July tn this city for this many‘s the year has led me to felicia, (Cincion UHirons Qual for tye second. tim ene Rees ian oa al Delleve that a great many persone who atill have @ bit of the kiddo in maven We te tn ‘pe, deciaie ame | them # the tarnation whoop hurrah of the nation’s day of Joy, And with all 7 3 ' i i » of Queen {in Village green serenity I notice that three lives were lost in the celebration in Fred Herreshoff Sends His B.A, Holden if . Other resting ia a deswa Manhatuin—a big toll even when the cannon cracker was on the job. An J ney in the chal. | Ww 0 o i Mt more than the usual myriada of citizens went to the shi \ <, 6 lenge rund to-day. Ih the women's aii ¥ Grounds, Hoboken, There wit shores, the hills’and the } Entry to “Met? Golf | s8)gitea of fae Angie, "Ali ten the right | Myestmaat A Sess 4 Drevvalnary tussle at'1.49 "4, "M, | lakes to mpend the day. It used to be said that the dread of the nolse and Pe H ie, apalenge Atm Maori Dov of cincinatl | 1 4 i racket of the city's smail boys drove the stald residents out-of town every Tourney by W ireless. national champion, in straight secs at U1, 6 aT Aé ous nes ber will be « aed at Denier I Fourth in the old daya. Well, aomething drove them out tn unusual numbers gate, Mowrey, the Trask Qird baseman of the iz . om during eafe and sane Thuraday. I never saw such enormous crowds as lined ce area ee ouie Matonat ieee SS mt th the beaches of the Rockawaye Coney Is and other resorts are said to have _ ie iq proken all recor n y Were people to whom noise of any kind is Ferd Herreshoff, the Ameri ole | ent. an Clrefunal . 4 : Lis asa RIT nt Seniah ana eartiol: | meniamneeat Cune i" NATIONAL LEAGUE, feline harmony. And the mmnall boy—well, the New York small boy wae « ‘ fe vander, 2 woe-hegone young person Phy y. ny y c pated in the tournament there for the | ‘Rube? Waddell, who bas twisted f: 4 ent “18a | Ale sander. bf : * ; dieses ras miserable way Pa anen he eho ht Pty Srileh of 0x Set came ae championship of Great Britain, but was Fa ( Ly I aa of ake te 4 Need!iam, i ‘ wt Sione aawasr cal dba sd : wa ipa s atster desperately explode those tiny unsuccessful, will be one of the con-| ciation, fouls {il from. an. attack of /) ae pe that make @ ferrifying detonation just Hke that of a parlor testants in the Metropolitan chatnpion- | Mega AZ gall soni eee day Hae fon Mi! = i ship, which begins at Apawamis on | te close of the gaine, ‘ HERE IS ALWAYS THE FREL-| mental and a Ss ALWS oi physical creation th Wednesday. Herreshomt sent in his en-] Pitcher William A. Trad of the Indies | I ING within me that there 19 hope |' Waal & peMsrasion ano: ane creck Meee try for the event to Wynant D. Vandor- | American Arodeciod (in ties, bee aigued for a race that encourages boxing] than the product of two generations pool, secretary of the Metropolitan foport To Manager, Klint at. the end of the And other athletic exerctses. ‘The wis-| &80 This Is due not onty to the tn- Assoolation, by a Wireless messaxe from | American Amoclation dom of this encouragement ts already] MWenee of improved and more hygienic the steamer which {s bringing him home | —_ nae : we felt in this community. | Methods of caring for the young but j and which 1s due to arrive elther to-day (peers 7 Mow . cried To-Morrow,| @ Krowt! of athletics fostered in the} 4!#0 to the 9 ly natigeney moderate morrow. ther prominen 7 events, two Gaels colleges and among clubs organised by id the spirit o! y rival. QF to-morrow. Another prominent Player |foothail games and @ burling mmteh making ip GO| farceciak. men. and. developed into] FY Promoted by amateur eompetition. who has just sent in his entry {8 Onwald | the programme, the annual games of the T. Kirkby, the New Jersey champlon. torr ‘den'e Asmcistion at Orltie are. Goamonow | Kieater” proportions by the Public] 1 have no doubt that the kiddies of 7 * : feotiee €0 be the beet held Ip. thie city since | : = > Boh Ati League is making a] % undies yn from totoy, whl be ea | the American athletes sailed for Mtockioln Wilts | noticeable mark on the youth of Greater] faster, more vigorous and more highly Holeombe Ward, whe, le Btat ie Arner tere cil be fred yoy cooly of | PIPING WANDERERS New York he children you hear and ornare wentely than we are, But tennis championshiy tn 3, but whol the association, there will be enough good men | observe swarming to the trains and care! glory be, won't be with them, I) Na ag away fron orem las for a Jone in‘each to fala heen “ong, i BEAT PIPING PIRATES, |.00*Suuiutvn und satardava tor ket to tne | View them from above ‘ : eid" a Hodaway Thani aa ball grounds and athlettc fields, and ei —s Pogyes botrag eae S eet ioe An z ae pape Hunting lub opened iy , mn ¥0 ci ru AT Cemetery HEBER old tops who love the Meation, Ned, bat failed. Wart id well uatit ‘ ¥, (Races TesDay. ie a at, Le Ly yen t every ¢ inity, because they good old sport! The annual game he met Wallsce FP, Jovnson, tie former Pean-| ,, Tie colonial Xgeht Club will hold sta annual er for the In-| can't wet carfare to get out in the of cricket fs on at Staten Island, ; gchampion in the’ seul fvalaound, | rom. thes ca gies pone wall Hart dependence “bers of a country, are clear eyed, hearty, rugged | Zt bas been running two weeks, accord- johnson defeating him in straight sets by 7. and Fortieth street and iudeon Riv 4 race te ave a nore than Little chaps. They are noisy as youth |ing to Archie Gunn, who says the golme wan Ba te Coralia) Lage, @ distance of 210 tities, The a goad The Piping Mook Wande ers| ee mush to: the annoyance will be h’ovah eartier than us . ale 1s expacterl to be completed iirty hom a e the com- oe avensren' M | yeah—probably the I neoma. Weeks Pala Aut Several prizce Will be awaniel to te. wingers ' Jofeated the Dut with the recompensing sense that . f {he ,Morld’s record. for Naa cae Ane i goals to * | atter all yourn will have its Ming and we| Pe some apeed, T fawne Rg og Fs 4 J The t Y +0 fonrs of the ‘iad ft ourselves, J. L. O.—Albany won both from won by Teddy Bonday afternnon at New Lo: New Lo ew F h hen" 1 d U garned mye eee on We y nae ino Vial oh! Be 4 afuaranos gt Mev eis ral, Now, Lots | Ha j p iL By Ratroat new Piping y is es ub, the ; of the When the question is frequently asked | Troy on June 15. The scores were 4 to ‘ | sen ‘os the home team's spvenents, dee or Me | (2 4 o’ i t 1 ira our belng with. ut the correctness of new records) 3 and 5 to 4 \ a nv Ke pl ties w eee 4 4 poate, emt H ; f 8 wo, Ww vo Wanderers had @ welght throwers, my answer !s in —Jeftries or we (he national bead oe, 1 George, Cleveland... 11 0 «5G — .09 totwi handicap of three lably that the youth of to-day is a better Sharkey, correct eee A AE A MOL NR a a a ate ae al A ! i i |