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wwe ‘gules, a in the case of Cross, has * in Soe the approbation of all who enjoy ik UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY Leach Cross, Who Is Circulatin ‘by Commission, an Old Of- . fender, Having Broken Boxing ‘Rules for Years. Oeprright 1912, by The Prem Publishing Co, (The New York World) BACH CROSS has @ petition ad- dressed to the Commission, beg. ging reinstatement. Leachie is very, very busy hunting signatures. ‘This is a novel idea, but I fear very few will feel lke accommodating Cross by appending their scrawis at the bot- ftom of the sheet. The general opinion fa that the Commission let Leachie off @ith a light sentence. You see, Leachic fan't an ordinary plus, by any means. hap had the advantage of more or education. Any co! student be able to understand the mean- Of the rules of boxing, especially Qtter receiving @ letter from the Com- fiitwsion kindly but emphatically point- #6 out a few of the finer points, And ‘a brother manager ‘s a lawyer @m@é undoubtedly has, at times, given Leach good advice. Leachie's troublo is that he has Broken the rules for years, and up to dete it hasn't cost him anything. On the contrary, he has sometim tactics, Once he boxed Matty Baldwin. He fouled continually, but in a foxy manner. When Baldwin Decame exasperated the little Bostonian ‘ased his head in Bat Nelson style, and Cross managed to make it appear that Be was being “butted.” The referee @opped the bout, and although no de- was rendered it was generally t that Baldwin (ie been dis- On his ‘rec eet Cross this recorded aso ‘win over Bald- a yal.”* Leachie benefited in his fight He offered to shake hands and then slammed a glov. Hogan's chin when Hogan t hand out, This was un- least. Hogan lost his temper hed im clinches and on the openly. Leachle punched too, ‘@ delicately unobfrusive manner, en Charlie White stopped the was popularly credited with although White announced that Stopped it because both were the rules. Mhis last time, through his disqualif- Leach will lose money because fhis unfair boxing. Next time he won't the rules, especially if the Com- jmigsion turns down his petition, which I on assured tt will, work of the ne Btate Athletic Com- mission has been well done ever Ince the Frawley hoon § went into ‘poxing cont Of all objectionable features. The Prompt attention given by the Commis- ston to the now infrequent infractioi of £ g “Saan k Kilbane says that he'll “do Detter” to-night in his bout with Oeste Johnny was disturbed by the that followed his recent bout foe win Dundee, In that bout the champion was evidently under the im- that people didn’t care whether Ihe 4i4 any boxing or not, as long as ghowed himself in ring costume and around » litle. But he knows now. When a champion appears it is ex- that he'll “deliver the goods.” other words, he should box like a yn. Otherwise why pay % for Q@Fingside seat when he performat New York, Sept. 16. ‘Mr. Robert Hdgren, Evening World: Dear Sir--l saw your account ta The Evening World about young boys learning something by seeing the w rained bexera in boxing ‘outs. I've learned a lot I have stopped smoking and = drinking, Which I used to indulge in quite often. I'll never be w boxer, but 4 Want to be just as healthy as they @ ONE OF THE Boys. HAT notion of cutting out 4 speculators when tickets for post season series are put o1 Swill, be appreciated by all the baseball fans. The baseball commission has 1 \atuck the right way to do It in cuttlag ‘out mail orders for tickets. If the: enough ticket offices to accomm the crowds without too much de- ion, the ngement will ble for the regular fans to see the games. And much as we would like to be able to buy our paste- in advance and go out comfort- at the last moment, we must admit the “regular fa the enthu, the fellows who support the game ut the long season, are entitled | to at least an even break the «Rew arrangement they will ha 00d etance to see the games as any mil- aire who could pay a speculators lees or buy a block of the best seats y mail under the old order of things. the baseball people show nan intelligence, “eet: Pole Or: le tower 2 me 4 jante'va, Cincinnati, Kea'd Seals &, Bokes wt office. Bib ave, Bldg. ¥ to 12 A, Mote? Una. & Petition for Reinstatement| 223 NING WORLD, THUESDAY, 8EPTEREEL 10, 1813. NNVNnwV0wW"””"-— BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK GET IN LINE FOR YOUR POST-SEASON TICKETS. Copyright, 1912, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World) --NO MORE MAIL ORDERS Message for ror= ADMIRAL =» WOR, WITH ENGLAND 4N' THe PRESICENT SAYS TAKE Tae FLEET OVER AN CAPTURE LONDON Will Wood “Crack,” Too, When His String of Victories Breaks? Joe Wood, the star Boston American twirler, is hot on the trail of the recora made early in the season by Rube Marquard of the Giants. The Med Sox pitcher has won sixteen games already, thereby equalling the American League record recently made by ‘Walter Johnson, the crack specdster of the Senators. This is cer tainly the best year for pitchers in the history of the game, as more Fecords have been made than in any similar period. But here is the most noticeable thing abont the record-making—after finishing their @tring of victories the pitchers in every case have cracked. Mar quaré hasu’t been the same since his string was broXen, neither has Dubuo of the Tigers, Johnson of the Senators nor some of the box- men who have made shorter records. Local fans are hoping Wood wil) crack before the American League season ends, which would enhance the Giants’ ch: of winning the world’s championship. ‘Wood's next three gameS will be with second division clubs—Cleve- land Detroit and New York. Wood will try for his seventeenth straight victory in the double bill against the Naps to-day. OF COURSE SPECULATORS MAY Ger INTO THE LIME. Baldwin and K. O. Brown FIRST GAME. NEW TORK, MATTY IS SENT IN TOGETEVEN BREAK |: WH ATH CHCA iexwood, | crack “bee Artis “Tactetwelger in nest Bout, the’ contest lis een doclared olf, One Round sagan Uh the lightweight of Cal MO, Feo the misfortune to out by Frackie the jud EVERS AND TINKER New York Lightweight to Box |" Bostonian Week of World’s FIRST GAME. oF Gaibenia Sf Sea wlowosHommouncom F Sl coccwawtnowcnd © Bl eoscosouccosco> wl ccecomonoonoc® *MoCormick ane, fans i 'hecn in New York tenn Boel H. 0. A. EL . bouts, i “hen yanater Stengel, of. Honey 6 6 Baseball Series. {ia Manager GU" Moag who" cotta tal thaw at Reds Beat heats in First} secker’ .... IN FIGHT BECAUSE Cutshaw, tb. Vee 1 2 9 4 2 Sciteanas ns % Os Dolore thas club weet ous of rf ummel, rf. o 1 8 0 0 ‘ Daubert, 1b, 1 10 0 oO Game by Ninth Inning ete ase Wheat, If 1 8. 2-66 BY JOHN POELOCK. "Batted for Devore in the ninth. K ATTY BALDWIN | 1 ie Glatt ils aie | 'N of Boston, re- . *Hatted for Fletcher in the ninth, gated tha bast Ugutweldht bi Batting Rally. (Ran for (MoCormick in the ninth, mo 1 4 6 : ret ted for Tesreau in the ninth, me 6 0) 0 New England, and Knockou pts fe Curtis, p. 0 1 1 1 0| Brown of this city, who fous’ baa ge ans a oi <j Knetzer, p. » 0 © 60 © {hard ten-round go at tho de SECOND GAME. Biter tek = — = = —jHonal Sporting Club on ias: Washing- BATTING CRDER Beecher, Meeses A ge at) Teams Continue Heavy Bat- Totals ssssesssseree 9 12 2 18 2] ton’s Birthday night, are going to meet HIAHe RE GRACE EN ENTRIES. $4 Knisely, ef... 1 Se CHICAGo. again. They were matchei to-day to 7 Sara ss Cincinnatt. Hoblitesl, ib. 018 °0 ‘ R. H. 0, A. E,} battle for twelve rounds at the Pilgrim baker ge Ne Kyle, It. Mitchell, Ff. 10 4 0 ting at Start of Second Half Bheckard, If. . 1 1 2 0 OJA. A. of Boston on elther October § or | Hi na sofia, HO ital, Knieely, of, Phelan, 3. e639 WW, Biller, ort, 1 2 1 0 019, whichever day the Glants and the | 106, : Light Mitenell” “ | eres: 4 ; rt of Double Header. Zimmerman, 3b. ° 2 3 { ©! Red Sox will play the opening game of PF iotaegad RACE Threeyen ieee et. } Egan, 2b. ee as fe Galen, ik: SID 1 6 4 2G] the world's series in Boston. Brown 1s | fee. 4is;"" “i Grant, as. | storage By 0 0 0 6 Evers, 2b, 2 32 7 4 9{suarantesd one-third of the gross re- “iidigntos UF; Lkne Egan, 2b. ear can one SECOND GAME. Williams, ef. 0 0 8 0 of celpes. Hat Minaed ce gl 7 23 ahineee, cher, ©. ee es — Tivee-seat-olds and np; Fromme, p. eee ORE BY INNINGS, ¢ Bheckard, if, MASHon, ps 9 0 6 6 1] ,,That chub managere make a serious mistake bs ge ti es | Umpires Johnetone and Bason. | canes a 8 88 8 SF] Cutenaw, 20. W. Miller, rf. pene Be 60 6 6 Ee aca ou ae provet as Mow Swe 3: ‘on Brrora, New York 2} | Moran, rf. ‘Tinker, ss, Tota: ae a ae when the McMahon brothers lost eatily POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, ae mreo-tas 4. pDaubert, 1b, Zimmerman, 3b.+ +56 9 MH 10 4) the show at the St, Nicholas Mink, The grom} Cincinnatl, 2 Thre Wheat, 2. Baler, ih. CORE BY INNINGS, receipts only amounted to $1,800, Of this sum Sept, 19—Having lost the first game,! sely, Hite—Mitehell, pc gO 0008 Tine, 40 1 1-6 6 0 6-6| Young Jack O'Brien received a guarantee of 14: Aisa, “8 the Giants sent Matty after the sec-| Phelan. Stolen Bases—Phelan, Merkle, | mignon gs, -t Williams, ef. Li ora 60210000 0 Young Browa, is opponent, drew doa 8 Yorkshire “Boy, ee eee ee cis edits nice | antes, Care on Dinaeettow ‘Zone 141 | Cures et. eNorbase | ldte “Miller, | Zimmerman, | $630, is guarantee; fwtery Brinalzan, $200 aa , % 4, “Double Blayo—Pistoner, elDs, c. Archer, c. Three-base hits—Kirkpatrick. First base |e other fighters smaller amounts, they started and the kame was played Cincinnatl, 4, Double Playa Monel | ptack, 'p, Ruelbach, p. on errors—Chicago % Brooklyn 1. \ * t ‘Tobey Fromme pitched for Cin- ely Seranth Maca ADR riot Umpires—Brennan and Owens. Double plays—Fisher to Cutshaw t ace ee Gt miter h 4 pe ioe! 101; stant. os on Balis—Off Tesreau, seeenenoratet , | Daubert; Sacrifice files—Miltos, | Boxe! , 8 Firat Inning—Kyle fanned, Knisely Page . eeapieee sonnaene ani] WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN Richie. 't on dalls—Of Curtin 4, off boats ¢ Dea singled but wan forced out by Hobby.| SUEE* Ting two hours” and five|N: ¥., Sept, 1%—The Dodgers furnished! Knetzer 4, off Madden 1, off Richie 2. i Mitchell safe on Fletcher's error but} minutes. & great surprise here to-day by captur-| Struck out—By Curtis 1, by Knetzer 2, | tion i ‘Almeda popped to Herzog, NO RUNS, | ==— = a Ing the first game of the dou! der Mi rot As ible 2. Hits—Oft | second with Fra Devore walked. Doyle hit into a] HAVRE DE GRAC GRACE WINNERS, | 7 the Chtcago Cubs by a score of 9 PRINgS Of MOOG ie cer | Fvetlenet Be . double play. Snodgrass filed to Mitchell, to 6 Dahlen's men clinced the game| ping, off Richie 7 in 7 innings. Jim Buckles, manager of (‘Tomm: NO RUNS. FIRST RACH —Two-vear-olds; eeti-|!2 the very frat inning by smashing out | Umpiros—Brennan and Owens, Time| ante, Sa a om Second Inning—Doyle threw out Grant. | ines ve furlonge—Clint, 107 Turner), | Madden's benders for five safe drives | of «a , te Fagan singled but Clarke hit into al4 to 6, 2 to 5 and 1 to 4 won; Mama| Which coupled with a couple of outy | =—— == —= | se ‘a fer BLUSE god canmecte bath ane double play. NO RUNS. Johnson, 93 (Ford), 9 te 3 to 1, and|netted them six runs. The young) ferred with the excl players. ite od Fommj. and thet ‘he is confident hey ‘After two were out for the Giants|8 to 5, second; Chilton Song, 107 (Alex), | twirler was knocked out of the box,| First Inning-Sheckard walked and grant bis demand, Tto lato 1, and 7 to 6 ‘Time, 11.023-5.| Curtis who pitched for the Dodgers | wen Tusur- doubled to left but Wilson to third on Miller’ drive to the NO RUNS. Juaquin, Ragusa, Uncle Obie, was also taken out of the box in the! ence in righ: «re for two bases. Tin- , acute] tice Man, Linbrook also ran. second inning, He was very wild ani stneled to centre, scoring Sheck- Third inning—Fromme fanned. Kyle] "second “Race —Three-yeat-olds and] this qlded by a couple of errors, gave | ard ai! Miller. Zimmerman. singled fied to Murray and Heraog threw out Knisely-NO RUNS. ling, mile and seventy y 105 (McIntyre), 2 to 1, 4 to the cbs four runs. After the Cubs went to the ben upward —Col. Cook, to centre, and on Stengel’s wild throw MS (> Kirkpatrick Tinker scored and Zim- sitet ro ei Fletcher fouled to Clarke, Grant|5 and 1 to 3 Won; Gaogueias, 108] Acting Ma: r Tinker was inerman got to third, Saler fouled out} GARRICK threw out Matty and Egan tossed out| (Shilling), 11 to 5, 9 to 10 and 2 to 5} over the loss of the game iii to Phelps. Evers sent @ sacrifice fly JOHNMASO! Devore, NO RUNS. second; Flying Yankee, 105 (McCahey). | Evers had a row, in which 1 (<9 Wheat, Zimmerman scoring. Wile pacha Fourth Inning—Hoblites! popped to| 16 to 5. even, 2 to 6 third. Time=t. & couple of blows at Nams fouled to Kirkpatrick, FOUR HUDSON rvey F., Dissenter also} which th rind RACH—Handlcap; all ages; 6 furlongs.—Sir John Johnson, 126 (Sohut- Unger), 9 to & to 5, and out, won; Prince Ahmed, 9 (Frach), 15 to 1, 6 to 1, And 6 to 2, second; Yankee Notion, (Karrick), 10 to 1, 4 to 1, and 7 to 5, third. ‘Time-t.15. Worth, Obsession, Joua, CUft Edge, also ran. RTH RACE—Thre -year-olde and Crittonton, ¥ Doyle, Matty tossed out Mitchell. Al- meda was called out on strikes.—NO RUNS. Doyle singled to left. Snodgrass got a base on balls, Murray flied out to Knisely, Merkle Med out to Grant. Herzog was out, Egan to obby—NO RUNS, Fifth Inning—Grant lined out to Her- mi 18 Mr. TIM si DEN THE PASSING SHOW OF 1912 r= BIO SONOER Your confidence in a shirt to do its full duty in wash end wear is well placed if it has the Arrow label. ARROW SHIRTS of Bway peat nen SARs aay DALY’sS bak Th, « oe ate Disco Tub, FARRIS TEFL Last Mat Rar Bi kus tome’ THE MO! EL New Amsterdam “i? % ny THE COUNT ¢ LUXEMBOURG Y 500, .00, LEWis WALLER LYRIC ise Wel ata gale g zog, Egan was out, Snodgrass to] upward; selling; mile and seventy Merkle. Clarke grounded out to Merkle| vents Henry Hutchison, 109 {rrecn). 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The entries, all class A epecd boats, were Flinders, Mulnmald, Mike's Dream, Hadith Tl, The Bug, Bull Moos» and Humpty Dumpty. The last named was forced to quit early in the race, Following fast after the lifting of the Harmsworth Cup after it had been iooked upon as the permanent property of the United States, the lows of the Poughkeepale race was a matter of keen disappointment to the American motor- boat enthusiasts, but in spite of this Sampson was heartily congratulated upor his victory when he boarded the committee boat Paula after the finish. This was long-distance day at the mowwr-boat carnival, the only other events belng the Peekskill racets for the cruising classes. The distance for these races Was forty-nine nautical miles. The first class finishing was for cabin boats over sixty feet. 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