The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1913, Page 8

An Say ee UP- vised’ State Athletic Commission Should Rule Againet Boxing {| Clubs Selling “General Admis; ! elon” Tiokets. aiove sugpestion, request or i ie 4 it : | Hiei cet sit bt if ‘i Hi a ih tH li i i i fF t A z agtapt ities ie fet : 7 of Bigi grey et’ ti ‘ti I a iz re] 2 i k i 2 FY i MeCarty. lean cowboy, according to afl accounts, had it all his own way from the start. Palser coulén't bit bim, nie i i zt Fla 13 a8 igs 33 Hy Stee i H: ae Pretty soft—Peris! ‘Take along « few gold bricks, old Top. je geod. to think of it, however, Mr. Johnson has to make a few ar- Tangements with the Federal Gov- f t i Sig ee a Rae 2 eter ‘Une eighth found oat y owing if AND NEWSY TE Lynch Estate Wants More Money to Let Hilltops LD, SATURDAY, SANUARY 18, 1918. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK FREE SUGGESTIONS TO B Copyright, 18, vy The Press Publishing Oo. (The New York World say Play on Polo Grounds Hitch in Plans to Have New York Teams Use Same Field. —_ te a@ hitch over the ar- whereby the New leame are to play on this eenson, The deal 14 up owing to any differ- the two clubs, but hecause of the Lynch estate, who j@ Ground, think that they are Bigher rental for the prop- clube use the ground than provided for in the thirty-five-year Brocured by the tate John T. S§ i 3 Z BE Wrush after the fre of April 12, 1911. President Hempsteed of the Giants was expected to make formal announce- jment last Thursday that Frank Farrell's club would be allowed to use the Polo Grounds until his new park is leted. it it 1s pelleved that the fact that the rach estate is sang 8 Bene in the matter is the resson for the delay in the announcement. Farrell te willing to pay half the Giants’ rent for the year, a, fe eald that the owners of tha) only expect the usual eum the Giants, dut s sim! emount from American Jumped inte line, they are four of the beet men of the team. HANK O’DAY MAY UMPIRE IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. GHECAGO, Jas. 18.—Hank O'Day, who failed as & big league manager at Cincinnat! last season, has not yet made up his mrind whether he'll back to his ol@ job as @ National umpire or cast bis lot with the American League. Hank once ‘worked for Johnson when the latter was president of the Weatern League and he feels inclined to umpire for him again. Tom Lynch, the National League President, had @ tale with O'Day before he le% for New York, ‘end he was much surpris@® when he was obliged to part company with him without having his signed con- twact in his pocket. Hank says he'll Jet the baseball world know on Feb. 1 what he intends to do. He inti- mates there is a possibility that he won't umpire et all, but buy a block of stock in some minor league club end manage it as well. Russell Ford, the clud’s star pitcher, and Harry Wolter, Jack Lelivelt and Bert Daniels, all crack outfelders. George Wiltse, the veteran, and &a Rue Kirby, the promising neweomer, both pitohers, have sent in their signed-con- Aracts to the Giants, Frank Ferrel] and Business ‘Manager Irwin will leave for the New Yorks’ training camp at Hemilton, Bermuda, om Feb. 15, while on March 1 the play- ers, headed by Manager Chance, will ‘They are moke © getaway. McMahon Brothers to Learn Their Fate Next Wednesday ———— Commissioners to Hear Club! Managers and Fire and Pp- lice Officials Before Ren- dering Decision. BY JOHN POLLOCK. N next a Wednesday, Juss and Ed- dle MoMahon, managers of vhe| "Kus Empire A. ©,, will learn whether thelr club, the Empire A. C., will lose {te Meonse or simply be severely repri- @anded by the State Athletic Commis- don for the Glsorder that attended the Rivere-Croses cen-round bout at Manhat- tan Casino on Tuesday night. The com- @toaion has Gecided to investigate the matter and has summoned the Me- | brow Mahons, as well a8 Chief Howe of the |# Fire Prevestion Bureau and Police Capt. Day ef the West One Hundred | \* and Fitty-second street station, to ap-|ies Hovby Pear before them and give their version of what took place, Commissioner O'Ne!l said that the McMahons will get @ faly deal and that the commission | must fave conclusive legal evidence upon which to base a verdict. Battling Neteon, who injure! his hand eo badly Bteely To" dent eosda.” snd Els “onset dott 3, at SPORTS sis GOSSIP Grew the curtain. Too pain-| te bie bout with Franide Mussel! at New (rleans mye pig hes ad he Baldwin, who, ha been 4 hoaa ot for Yen founds st wee pitting Peete, and’ ordered the boasts thelr dresang the lool hee Al 7 Prank of “ min ten-round bouts. selgtte proayrd (mente sry ft savbe tite, ite Tech matched to tact Young “Gradwal in Posi bot of the, Uses ten-round contenie at tie | ‘im the Fre emia atta a a sine We m yl ea a ‘the vrivilegé tous te fates as Patt time, The race seems to le batwoon Nerich and Ritter, as the former only Three-Cornered Race for 220-| recently won the 10-yard metropolitan ghamplonship, while Ritter holds the Yard Metropolitan A. A, U,| American quarter-mite record and be- Swimming Championship To-|%*"4 “hemor. Night. ropolitan Amateur Athiete Unio ewimming championship will tak Pat T= final heat !n the 28-yard Met- piace in the tank of the City A, ©, tor might a hould furnish @ very inter- | @wting finish as tho three swimmers who more, Nionolas Berich and Bud Goodwin, both of the B. Y. A. C, and Max Ritter, of the Gty A. C,, are in the best of form and fre to struggle for the Resides are swimming better right a @an they have been doing for a ieng ides is the present metropoKtan 220- Several days ago members of the Yate bastet- ball team eutomationly suspended themasives from atione allied with com: further competition with orgenl he Amateur Athletic Union reroguise the union by playing a ‘The Weteran ‘Yor: Universiy qourte by the eoare of 38 to 10. EOS sercsube resis TURE OXING CLUB MANAGERS & PNEUMATK “TySe SvoTEm CouLD Millrose A. A. Meet To-Night ‘The A. A. will hold ite ath- lotic meeting to-night at the Seventy- iret Regiment Armory, One of the Greatest distance races of the winter @eason, the ton-mile Millrose road race, | Nelson. wil be run. For thie event alone there are more than 160 entries, among whom the Olympic stars, Hannes Reeneeiste, Merry 6mith, of the other prominent starters will de J. J, MoNamara, the winner of the event sera Harry Jensen, Will Rosette and Tom EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN ‘ By Compressing SPECTATORS INTo BALES * (AN 6LVOS Can DovOre The GaTe Receipts Cornell Uses Gridiron Tactics First Time That Ithacans Have|ff the halt Halsted changed nis clothes ‘4 @ dressing room while his team- to Defeat Columbia Quintet|\: VALE AND PRINCETON BATTLE FOR HOCKEY SUPREMACY TO-NIGHT, Yale and Princeton will play thefiret of the big college hockey games te- night at the St. Nicholas Rink, end hockey enthusiasts are looking forward to the keenost and most exciting atrug- glo that has been seen here thie seas son. It will be a battle of hickory sticks and steel blades for college eu- premacy, and the winning team will be regarded as champions of the eel- lege world. With “Hobey” Baker, t! @ marvellous Princeton player, leading the ling, hockey experts believe @ victory fer the Tigers is a foregone conclusion; but Capt. Harmon of Yale has a strong team, alded by Cox, who is eaid to be quite as good a player as Baker, and believes they can win. t, Mr. W. C. Russell, President of the Ama- . tes Beaten Blue and White feere ite pase wen tate Emi teur Hockey League, will oMciate as referee. In the first half Danny Meenan, the _eo Five Here. star Columbia forward, was neatly ‘These Boys Want Action. spilled during @ rough scrimmage, and & few minutes later “Kid” Benson was coaxed involuntarily out of bounds when The Harlem Whirlwind Basketot! team, champion Jr's of Harlem, is open BING several varieties of gridiron! in line for a goal shot by a couple of | meet any other backetball team in tactics which would make Brick-|#t¥rdy Cornell knees, which persisted ley, Baker and “Lefty” Flynn |!" emphasizing the fact that basketball look like ® ping-pong trio, @ bunch of |), 1a, gnac® '# no sport for cripples and husky up-State fatmers wearing thecol-| "7 ; ‘ ors of Cornell qucceeded in nosing out| fromthe tort at the GORA RLTTe ee 4 victory over the Columbia basketball] til the end of the initial period, which five at the local university gymnasium | ended 15 to 6 in their favor. After the to the tune of 19 to 12, intermission, however, the locals out- The Ithacans 41d not play @ partor|played the visitors, Coa Fisher's game by any means, and were out for Mites been had "s root of ¢, but thelr inaccuracy red corpuscles every mainute, An array ‘and the rough guarding of the Ithacans of old-time rush movements, side-arm kept them from nailing on any shingles. and elbow jabs, face massaging and) This i the first. time in the history Gotch-llke grapples kept the crowd | of basketball relations between the two breathless and undecided whether to] colleges that Cornell has defeated Co- cheer or hiss such a rough style of play. Several times when a Columbia man got the ball in line for a basket shot he was promptly treated to a mild neries of shoves until he landed by sheer force out of bounds, | Roberts, the jue an te centre, was injured in the first half and had by vine Midd ged to retire to the players’ bench for aj In addition to Jack few minutes while cold water and sooth- | ™émbers of Frank Chance's New ing lotions were applied to one of his| are now under contract for the coming optics. season, They are: Russell Ford, Harry ‘As a result of continued “rough stuff,” | Wolter, Jack Lelivelt and Bert Daniels. Q. C. Halsted, who played left guard — for the up-Staters, was ruled out of the game in the second period by Referee MUSICAL. lumbia in New York, and as a result the Ithacan yell squad, which accom- to the extent of one jebrated with all due the Borough of Manhattan weighing from 110 to 116 pounds, For all gamen address all communications to Feed Howard, No. 611 West One Hundred and Twenty-seventh street, City. ED Lorts Knocked Out Again. wy Lorts, the former sparring partner of Toflmy Murphy, received his second defeat within thwoe @eys. On Wednesday he was knocked emt vy Young Revwn, and last aight be was stopped in the fourth round by “Soldier” Bartfield at the East New York A. C. aba Si = Fauver for committing four personal fouls, the limit. During the remainaer | PHILHARMONIC Making twenty five per cent, | feting twenty five: per cen Flat Jett aeltd, “the Who wants to The smoke dried-up tobacco ? 5¢ | Not me, not I, not us, not ¢ ore 13 you, not we, not them. 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