The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1913, Page 16

nia THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROR 5, 1918, + BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN. Ballot to Arrive He: HERE’S THE BOXER WHO HOPES TO BEAT M’FARLAND Meer rere feat vat Tae Chestget has been on the other ‘oy right, 191%, by The Press Publi Co. e New York . fand, igo} Copy right by The Press Publishing (The New York World) ae, ee tem mothe aan | Gicate of Kentucky, breeders purchased Or $20,000, The intention of the breeders is to try to make uy for the Intoe Se ais, eta Sn, ‘the “oroughtred. hich Ay ew a aire him an the Deans aaa soy et ‘the tem, feos ieee, sey anitpad 7 tat ad rend aboand a special ee, at Lexi ed ty Jo! A necessary relish for many dish. LEA«PERRINS’ SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE ait brats t segecoiee fe for Soupe, Fish, ete, Aids Digestion Sold by Grocers Everywhere BRitTon's Boor PuNcHEs mMape Otte GRUNT. Britton Will Give MoFariand the ~. Hardest Fight He Has Had in “2, aLong Time. NEARLY PUNOCKED “Te HOUSE DOWN WITH OTTO .~ BLUGGING CARRYING IT To Re yy *SMIUNG YAU" Dennina. ~o , WE GUARANTEE TO GET “Ooprrighs, 1913, up a ed Dey Putting Co. WORK FOR YOU O* at Hye Jack. Britton ts train-| ing harder than he ever trained a before in his lite, Friday night NOTES OF A PAID AMATEUR Wings Jack the opportunity he hae BY BOZEMAN BULGER. ‘The Cincinnat! Rede, headed by Joo y tanieal New York and New Jemes League ha | ‘Tinker, the new manager of the cis, | it.The Totormacion wax Eien ont Ho We yan, manager of the Paushheepale C have arrived at Mobile, Ala,, where they | is su that the Tonal of Craven Tl, bets of ir spring practice training to give his consent to the club om Ses in hia territory was responsible Tinker brought fourtesn | Haring gree in his Deen working for through mi Grea _months of training and a score of well t battles in the ring. He is to meet MeFarland. On the way out to Rye Britton’s ‘Thom’ Flephant and Wiltiard Parlors Rte Stem Iitoadvens: manager, Morgan, told me the story of players wtih hin from West Baden, Ind. % Sesion = the match. In the party wefe First Baseman Hob-,|_ Taking advantage of the balmy wenther, Jake “Britton fought McFarland at Mem-| Shifting of Cooper to Centre Indicates That Snodgrass Will Have Iitwetl, Pitchera Harter, Smith, Motntyre, | Sail Benen of the wort chamuion Html Sow. | MUSICAL. — < pha," he said, “and Rewspaper men to Battle for His Job in Centre Field—Showing of Carroll, McManus, Frist and Burden, Sirings, Bellen,” Woot i |MET ROPOLITA ‘wrote that he deserved the verdict. He 0 Ba’ jor His d—Showing Catchers Clarke, Danforth and Black- hem, : ‘tried every way to get McFarland to burn, Inflelder Nagie and Outflelders ‘ : Feect ‘him again. Me came to New Youngsters Causing Veterans Worry. Bescher and Bates, With the players |* ©! fifteen minutea’ workout York and nobody paid any attention to that were already on the ground Tinker | with fifteen player in the party. the Jerser AMUSEMENT: him. I looked. him over and knew he iat ack GNA: ARCarAWW tb atrlenbsdd “Chadd Caeper: eaal' dee has twerSy-five players in camp. Sea aes of the anioh iy tel wer | WV YORK'S LEAD was a fighter. I asked him how much 2 ta Maude er to centre field instead of mma a teins owner, ‘Thomas Fogarty. e money he had. ‘Not a cent,’ he said. right Is another indication that the remarkable young fellow has an excel- AS _HE LooneD accep Mares retin’ ley ere na one eye 4 samy of the New Sort A “How long have you been fighting? I lent chance of making the regular team. Fielders who are fast and have YesTerpay, of the ‘umpires tn the Hed Sox-Piraten. three exuibitin “6 asked, He admitted he'd been fighting | Good arme belong in centre, It enables them to range in either direction, and they AT Rye. + Sane ih a Mayet iiox Sina ra ‘ Rage . nix or seven years, ‘Don't you think | have twice as many opportunities for throwing out runners as either of the other champona as not yet mode his selection for | The Newark Rai Mid the, International Tearue + you necd a manager?’ I asked, He waid|@ardeners. Jack Murray, in right fleld, is one of the best throwers in either ape ‘ Mavenean Gu Weer ans a he did, and I took him. In ten montha| league and it ts evident that McGraw has decided not waste Cooper there. ooos AND ENDS. Johony Kling before that Jack had fought three bouts, | In centre he would be of immense value to the team, Snodgrass was never } 1 Although Joinoy He wasn't in very good health, First, 1] regarded an an excellent pegger, while Devore and Burns both have ood arma | 4 NEWSY PARAGRAPHS “ bed a doctor for him, then sent him| This makes It look ax if Snodgrass ix the man who will have to battle for his | ‘ Kansas (ts Up into the country to be turned out] Job. AND ALL KINDS OF play Dall this seas to grass for a while, He came back fat ‘The fact that the whole equad of outflelders are now on thelr mettle oucht > |x eek hs * ‘and healthy. ‘Now, Jack,’ I sald, | to be of immenee ratisfaction to McGraw. It means that much improvement will CLASS B BILLIARD Taland City Club of the _nosty or. | mate ty uh AND aa nits ‘there's only one way to et MoFar- | be sean in the wore ot the cutBeidere, whether there Is any chango in the line-up | Sheppard Not i ikely to Compete TOURNEY STANDING. x — =a - = — Rts iy in n Feta a teeret aitcutes ‘gutito Aght and ashe ; in Championship Games To-|] .."¥ may a oS an 5 7 . 1H.B. W VARNER « * good until the public keeps your name ‘ o = j {efere MeFaridnd every minute of the| TRAINING CAN NOW PROCEEO. Morrow Night Owing to In-| Spring Opening Week. time, Then he'll have to fight you.’ In] Now that President Wilson has been properly inaugurated and the Wash- , : \ Call and h ri : | THE GHOST BREAKER i the past five months Britton has fought | inaton ball club hax had its march to the Capitol, Clarke GriMth announces| jUreS. Co Sie oe dale | THRILLS THE TOWN!!! 4 twenty, Nights, won them ay ‘and most | that fle ee Vidal oa becap tine o3 Lieve to apd ie pring training. Conse- and Summer line ever shown in New ‘of them with knockouts, He's improved | quently ler son, Germany aefer and others with him and York—new weaves and i | Cttinared per cemt, since he met Me-|started for Charlotteaville, Va., lant night, Clarke says he told the President LL SHEPPARD, the Irish-Amer- -iy iling to remain tn training fall : Nedaasted that * FAL pariana vetor that he need not worry about an annual pass, ax Ban Johnson iad alrendy sent iM ak Ar 0. BMAHOlOnh: WAL pROES eee ee eae cannot found elsewhere—startling —_ bis name in, ADIY be unable to compete tn the] jean et, a 20 effects and sombre tdnes—plain colors BITTON vitiee er 300 and 60 yard championships at Madi. |™ ‘te OF 6 and shepherd plaids—materials that 1 ode doing ry litte. Ne lene, vam UP IN THE OTHER fount the next two Weeks In developing #0n Square Garden to-morrow night, in} 4A) vemistent ae ele Tet teas will set the styles. Suitsand overcoats, jow how sgh apirite are. v, wo or three strong men. “How canj Which he was one of the favorites. | of ennsyi ‘hat the famous ' made to measure only, $20 to $4 We rode two miles'to the quarters, In! Looks Ike plols and intrigues are|W expect to win,” ho ask “without | Sheppard ran in Kansax City last fis tant separ placa the Hy 6 Ai Ag oF nen) THE CONSPIRACY a few minutes Britton had prepared for| going to be an frequent in bowling hers who can compete with such | Saturday night-and wax on his way ay “Digi tr ia, q PI ‘led y! igecstions CRITERiO: we Mes ‘ection, His sparring partners for the | circles as in Mexico. Having decided | Men as Jack Coombs, Walter Johnson, | ome ™ when the five coaches of | hae, hen for geveral wont, ‘ will be mailed on request. | ROBERTHILARD vk day were Young Otto and Smiling Jack lt discard the “londed ball,” a dovice| Hd Walsh ant Joo Woods? ‘This thing Ws) HE OPN POREOIE Sop Rosy ale , Broadway and su ff DEGRIRE. 8 liahtwelett and © middle) stolen from Swat Milligan, the Amerie Of talking in Kenerallties 18 no, good. Be AWBTOd, TEI Wee PERUAneSs: | Cast Beare 1. 6st ne, Yale foot y |] HUDSON" {1!2.>\, weight, bo! aie write, | 2" Bowling Congress has been asked e've wot to Ket down to facts.” ment. Ho called James 13. Sullivan,| cabinet for next fall. Thee amen ill sales 9th Street. Britton punched the bas for while! to vote om the suppression of the “dodo Chairman of the championship commit: | {o"aaws’ vy sue with the squad fu ihe han pulled on the boring loves and | tat" on all alleys In America, We con, | SEEING THEMGELVES AS SHOOT. |{viMli of (le chuunoneth, Sonne seek pens rep ta (fe EE __—_—_—E=aEa=2m2EEE EEE + qent through three hot, slutsing rounds | faq jenorance on the definition ERS SEE THEM of al |. . noon and told him that he was badiy swith Otto, whose famous right was I} ‘Joaded bowling ball,” tut looks to us| Fred Stone has doped out a sehemefeut and bruised and thought it would as If the things to be suppressed are [Yr SUtWitting the millions of wild ducks | ye im ble for . be impos! or him to rum in the trong fellow for a lsht-| oa4ea powlers, Kn the Great South Bay that keep just | championships. ithe. will aasist Tigwan Sonra' in’ prep widen. ane Caphe esse pautaina of ise "i oan AMUSEMENTS, hae enn A mt of this wll ‘wore with th OE relate with, the line Met, pa welght, Otto's punches didn't shake smash far enough out of a gunner’s range to Sa ty owant donee "wilt have heim. very time he was it he dashed | HORSEMANSHIP IN MARLIN. [ake Iii sore. Stone's scheme in to lenge ther eoees streets poem Meh eet te suddenly with © furtous fusilinds of] Te report that the Giants ive “bee |DY. @ stieakbox oat eu In the acjetule of phe Brown Universty foot: body blows that made Otto double UP! ooming so clever in their horse! anship| Sith mirrors and propelled t S| tall Upsinus College and Springfield Young Gnd fait into bis cover. Otto was pretty | ines tiny will be oligibic for the cavalry | Ke & sewing “When the x Solgate. 8 rato tee f Story of the Mouse of Rothwhild, feral battered at the end of the third by the time they leave Marlin* (fp . confidently CASINO Bay & me Bt Kia, we ready for . There was h Ne if — ‘ Geacing in the three rounds with Den-|%¢ ‘fuer, Merernaie if You knew that four| THEY DON'T GET PAID FOR IT, fae. ridiron, follow: a |S Pastrs Orato Te Kich iA ‘ning, but plenty of good hard, fast work. | Crutches, ANYWAY. pide Tatand State; | PLAYHOUSE 4 E To-Night «A MATINERS Wa ay ‘8 the end Britton stepped on the scales oa What's the use of going to Marlin or | {mcr wl te pene et mont | THE HE PAINTED Woman” Rat LILLIAN “aie I edjusted the weights. Just 15% | veg, AND WHAT 18 CHAIN LIGHT: spring, practice? ‘The | men ch the tra ete eclated ame, In Her Unigue LA ‘ordham University team was out yese tara ati Ho eypecta to weigh about 135 NING: terday and had a great batting practice. ecaling 187 at 8 tthe 3 ‘site fom ban || Sina ‘ wiv! a Now" NEW"AMs ‘DAM il Lys Wet . To-day the pitchers are confined to the ta ont Aart qi 2 at es 81, Mate Sa ‘ van aren. pe ee Lee, a Dall player wae tn the * pink of cone | ym with w me tel ind Ad Wolgast and Murphy _ SA “LIVING OI AN EO “OH: OHI DEL Wed. PHINE am et v0 car aa Britton ia concerned, | WOR," we would ie deaalce J " nea FASHION PAGE. | HAxiNe iniia. LIBERTY Wits Sething cise MoFertand was hat wi have no til feeling toward OicFar-lin town, A fiddle, we he was being rubbed! when it's all atrung up not! I've only met} be played on, WEERS Mt see MILES TOR GATETY bse 4h 8 MFISHER, om os, manager of Wolgast, to nencs a ioe on -ounouw| 10 Meet Again in April BERN ARD , Hurns and Jor Paige Sn terms he offered him a week 1 thm @ couple of times, once before and — ok ea 1 i, rah “spee since the Memphis tout, Laat time |THAT CHANCE BOY KNOWS A Bay aineunen Ginten x sony von gellar cpap TT ALL FOR | THE LADIES THE * wi IN ‘t i we met we shook . ‘There's no] = SOMETHING, EH? training Will not be pane ntew of $80, . Pereonal feeling in it, but of course I'll) Frank Chance i ail on the head | w'* of the Youn A hi ane Paae Pilate, Marea en e A fi VA j DAY We COMED jociety ean bor ound dra cross receipts. Murphy is to 8 ry ae do my level best, and I intend to provelin hie frst remark concerning the out-| to ace thelr Washington's Birthday , afelCent, of the money taken (a, ‘The men ** MATINEE TO-DAY %:;, $1.50 that I oan beat him. J haven't been © thelr ann, JOHN 4 ye look of his team. Without « strong Lge kolng to tattle again match WAS! Wil’ Hox twenty couldn ats (noundal fe TY THE micHESr mor OF loLs “Betton te this time for nothing.” .ar{Dunch of pitchers he dectares that he | buy’ uni Olarranged to-day after fight promoter! weigh in at the ringald Coftroth's LouisE’ "GUNNING BROADWAY. IN MANY AMS aae gud very Sieve fell give Packay Me.| Wi! have no chance. Therefore he will organization have beon » [aim Comrotn nad eu a AW gettin arena in Frac elther Aprit Ss OUSA’S ‘ou Farland the metige ren eae had in a ——— — —— ‘ Ss 8 OPERA H I 7 or wi ave seen him ; sry poor, russeers. 100 PEOPLE Th Al saiKD URED, te Perseus TRAINING CAMP SPECIALS Sita e merican! lai fight promoter, has just returned from Calgary, where he signed tims, *Genuine Success’? —commorciai, Tommy Bares to Alene Luther MeCarty GIANTS. HILLTOPS DODGERS. “fantasy Successful ” te me A iit dal Maga) Ne MARLIN, Tex., March 5.—The Colts] HAMILTON, Bermuda, Maren $. AUGUSTA, Ga, Mareh 6, first Prewa, eR | Fe SE Ce Berchet etd Meare tree *STAR™ offering hin very good terms for t Practioe game here this afternoon, It] the dally practico these days owing [OPININE NOrKOUE torlar, wetlhen Ber Phone it bout. Whereupon there was the follow- | would not be surprising if the youna-| to a lame back. ‘The otier day the {mov min ee teail Lost neason. when t MATINEE DAILY 10-15-28 oe TOR & tng exchange of telegrams: sters got away with the games this ( Pai tertiary Cert a -PE RG, PEG Ma Was foo Richard Klegin, Cali week, as they are in much better Bs ree ip és j Ae . airenuous | bie arr ee paige te Ree tee ve Dan S | PEAREME CR ah MUSIC STOCK co, Kbert “peas Brows McCarty will accept proposition to phystcal condition than the veterans, | WOrKout. rested for a minute just [Auth Oo oon Maur dob, Manager’ NUP in MBLERS tan Lackaye, | DAILY Mat fight Burns in Paris, but McCarty’ ‘Mille Bhafer, the uttlity infielder, is] long enough to cate coll. 1H ht o eat Lg {Loh A eh te An th ae aslieaey NO) ine‘ vata HARLEM it end must be $30,000, with transporta- expected to arrive here some time to-} @ draught ‘n the back, and tis now by ai Foe meth OR STOCK 00. sists of the following players: Hum Mo few days han and b Vaudeville between acts. D tion for two and expense: M’CARNEY. day, despite the frequent stories that) so stiff that {1 is not Ilkely that he'll have emanated from Los Angeles to] return to the game for welps, Callahan, 1, were agreed THEODOKE "FRIEBUS | AM Kubiak, the Western Yeasyweight, who hae Billy MoCarney, Chicago: the effect that he won't play this sea-} Charley Sterrott, the Princeton lad, | Manager Datlen and Pitchers Ras Biwi wh fy Means ak Pine = McCarty wants more for fighting soa. is covering first in Chanve's absence. | gon, Rucker and Allen are due here matched to meet Soldier Kear \ one man than Napoleon got for whip- One of the f Mal Chase, the reformed first to-day hitting hesrywelght of ping the whole German army. practice wae the appearance at Emer-| ran, is now covering second just a® | ‘Ty Copy culled on the Dod He fa ot! y Best show KLEGIN. son Park of Tris Speaker, the Red} cleverly as a Lajole or Collins. Me ceedingly modest terms demanded for Sox outfelder, who did so much to] ty performing as many circus stops |i 7Rs cane name hl atten ¥ ef Richard Klegin, Cal; beet the Giants out of the rid'e}ond catches as he pulled off when & pieked ae | championship last iM. Me had a lol} occupying the ta) wack. and th L ast of the Lenten Lectures y of fun kidding the New York players} 1¢ Jook® as though Jack Martin, ree | Dodgers Peach ha =i McCarty. M'CARNEY. about the games. called from Roches: of the Inter- [asked for the loan of Pitcher Ruck nder the patronage of His Eminence, Amateur Nights MoCarney, C Manager McGraw put his regulag Learue, will occupy short- | for this occasion, and t John, Cardinal Parley ite The KWSCERBOGKERS Consider it Teipiodest to Gemand players through hard practice both Roy Harisall, who obvered |r Re HAR REAR IG by ie aad Tit hie Week) THE GURL IN "$80,000 for services of a man who a forenoon and afternoon, The line-up] mony diffe cut positions last season, | The Rrooklynites: we UAMES J. WALSH, M.D. PD, Lill, 0., we ae reer SLY. THR ATL, I 4% year ago would not have drawn |Mf of the men was the same as last year,| will be used os a general utility man [when they arrived he mad At the Plaza Ball Room | BELASCO Tat Se, 4, 48 | Sth ‘Av. | Ki enough to buy @ pair cf leggings for with the exception that Harry Me-] and pinch hitter the trip from New ¥c Cana i Ave and Rath at YEARS OF DISCRETION ulshed “palnng cre @ humming-bird, KLEGIN, Cormick batted In the place of Fred] Jack Lelivelt lias made a decided | by pate ele a and then t the train £ : — Snodgrass, who hasn't yet reported! impression on Chance, and he iia Thursday, Mar. 6th, at 4 P. M. KEPUBLIC 3 t ES | (ane Bo McCarty won't go to Paris, owing to the fact that he is busy Just] ic give: nerManent venth in the Mea feta AEHAAlnr ota [ni ‘ f eu Ave, —————~ Ig a LSTA TERY WOME HUM CURL ie alven @ permanent Verh In Wei] Gaph Dalibert looks to tn in th A GOOD LITTLE DEVIL. ‘yastit st, saTELY | lt i sult Wolter's leg is causing him no trous | thinks this soaran whl be the | ; } Pena | (VOLUMBIA * ~ BURLESQUE i as Fal There are four players on the how-| le, and he fe charing flies and the |}as ever enjoyed tn fast ot} Hy Way ARRON & ath, rae is Rial ike) ete Ana, nad mareiber |e ts Rites. Tike With such abandon Uh A e would | Also he thinks that the Do i fy Sede e sen ad Rees ni, saemeea’s pai . THE TAXI GIRLS" , |e T jer, who is threatened with the] never think that it was only last sea-| finish either In or close to the first i Barks New and Howey tii 7 rg ag Sad at RE ton ano. Bates stink kas it was only 48 Baia al | ore atathar ae, Westchester County, BI Jou did nd. d0es Bt Bu Mi. HILL THEATRE (034 ee Ak. fateh vent esta Single Tickets $1.50 at RAINES Mz HASTINGS’ BIG 5 entry ‘agin ar ae ei ae A Sa Oe TaN In eC aN TEEN Ne eer S