The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1913, Page 22

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL $9,” f918,; 'BUGG ALMOST SAW ONE! Copyright. 1918, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). Hero! Some Guys Lost MIS PASS. ME FoR Taay = IT'te CHANGE my LucK | Listen! T missep MATTY, Bur I'Lu see AMES WIN THAT GAME TODAY om BREAK A Lee! I'ma HERE , Bovs You MAY BEGIN. Is Too Busy to Listen 0 Challenges From Any Real reas Publishide Oo, The Pees Po se OH - "Re BULGER * (Tae New Yors Wor i N@ FELLA - G'wan! CHase , HAMPION M'CARTY (9 now in HEY , Youne ; weuneeur! : ARE YOU? up, BULHER'S Tlavaidie, “aes Oven. seecen) the WHaT CHA Doi’ IN 'D' You wow wio L Am? Ble FAT GUY SIK ight-ahe Pittsburgh Soren. Mc- | Twat Box ? ‘You Hun? T's BULGER! fect HIGH = ‘You is planning a desperate campaign. | GoT A Nowe, Ger THAT? HERE'S come ie not often that we see these bic Willing to take aj! sorts of Lather is the exception to the A few days ago he encountered a Jim Fiynn, the Big Noise from ‘Creek, If he survives the com- terribie tangle with Mule-ktok | | known in punching circles as| | ¥ agents and rush dauntlessly Cawary, Ontario, Northwestern N. A. There he will mest the | @f the devastating combat ‘Mfeuatalnous e e . fresh from the bush. They made five me Yes, Siree! Pitcher Ames jist oS earn tee ie ° e Tun smash to right centre, 7 eii‘cme'wne eer, “Has Canned’’ His Jinx). tacicrne ee ole ; ‘ é t irbed, Ur ro— St. Tepe ad on tom regtar form, anyway. ana teehee see cena eet Spring Weather—Balmy Winds he’s ‘awful care- , work turned out by Matty and Ames/with a single and a two-bageer as his my ‘money, He's just toveed away | Giants’ Famous Hard-Luck | Bot xactly the lend on Which to get| contribution tn S its $1 8 and $20 a4 \rellengeener! ¢ that he eltpre’! — Twirler Has Won Three echnother thing that makes ite bright| retired for : ul j aeerdathin tor Sahting me. 049, G Up to Date seek 6 ths cits rales soound his aits|Crome amresd wim tke Inducements all around you to obey that “impulse” ght Madison square Garden ames Up to Date. their swataticks, Usually they get — Mons for that money. And about ‘one run behind him. Yesterday |, Two, focttents ran ‘ and BUY the Spring Suit. things were different. Right at the ip ‘hy Deubetae Bulger. eoven runs were frailed acrons the plate : Smith Gray command style and fabric and high-grade tailoring. before the crowd had settled tor ‘ ; A BON KALAMITY AMES takes] S°Ouliness afternoons wee eo eree [UE They control their own tailor shops and ask one fit instead of close to the ring the night I met this method of announcing pub-|woft spot in which to eet a twirler.|s two. When you lay down your money in Smith Gray’s you take ain't that a shame? I'd be Mely that he has forever re-|Nhose kind don't fall to Ames often. Pa value than for t . some ay 4 oo) os ene: -~ velba) allegiance a od vg Yor meee dike away in more you pay. m coin. in’ e fret time iy wan- eo ants are weed! hal . o *, . ‘tow dollars more, ‘The only way | dered into the Polo lo Grounds carrying a} lot to-day, aver their teat ee tanines All styles of sack, business and lounging suits, smart, keen New Yorkish iv his: ‘—@ome fol rl loore a + Season tate e gasch fand knock | Sail them telescope vallses—and. sak: Ter two yeave. fa as gees to the tip of the trouser creases:— ‘out, and then tell Luther to g0]ing that he be known as "Red" and/on their trail Itke a Nemesis. Whea- get & reputation.” Y through three] ever the team would be on a winning 18, 20, 22, 25 and up to 5, é out an acckent. Of way who would bob up but one Hari | mad A ¢ F orne than Me- 3 sles m! cal joore and set them down wit! i oe " . . . ebingeeted poe Note “1 may be]accidents, but that ts neither here nor| Until yesterday Tillie Shater EE throw to tit , High-clasy, service at saving prices, Ming into some troudie, In| there. The fact remains that as yet|his strongest unscented language that |" “= & eras etih Maitey all T voea | ‘newer prodigy hasn't a single! he didn't believe he would ever be otis was ook up at thet Dig fel0W and ee ote en ean tie Glante Aldn'e. recosice gently | Rising ot what'd happen to me if he fell l explains Ames, “but I wasn't Jonah tor a few minites, for they. tore fe hecho ime. He picked me up and tossed|ly aure that the Jinx was pulling up| into him as if he had been ‘@ recruit Mame, & Around the ving like a bab: stokes and preparing to leave for rood (een oeenieEebabihstatetatitedtiadhttdbartd plese rT fay, | unt got mixed up in that game {eitellet avhen T landed that lant jail gs para hig cell a rege amt STAN Bi bitid my Ea NEW YORK BROOKLYN. gaw him come down to my sine.” | Sredvey Mactly free, but when T wot je nearest Of psRroaDWAY AT WARREN ST; Four STORES FULTON ST. AT FLATBUSH AV. me feel exactly free, but when I got NATIONAL L@AGU! RRICAN LBAGI FOUR STORES “i Gapiet fighter,” yelled] on base three times out of four that |] ome w.L Po. Mw. Bo, wi vie the four stores Sth AVENUE NEAR 2th ST, BROADWAY AT BEDFORD AV, oe } was the office for the Jinx to be on Wrubak: | i Bee: ] { ¥ @ fan at the Phil Cross-Youns his way. iP aeons 2 — Jack O'Brien seance. | And/on there thres ilmea and dure in Pails.” «8 bra] Boston: surely did look like a mi for} run getting the hoodoo stuff ts art." Tt fe, therefore with pleasure we pre- Ry oeere OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES About as gracefully as a crab,|sent the unjinxed hero of Warr se om, 1s 12 iemtngs, Bhi New 2 or ad u Fe —— he wovtied his head back and] the man who, up to this time, has pos- Cincinnall, 10; 6t. Ls . Lois, 3; + ders, and] sessed the biggest curve and the most ES SCHE: Dee 5 ney HELLO D VE! alr six feet hyo hoodoo in captivity. He is now ae Pay DULE! a Fy A tilt DRUM ‘at the mo-|* bref toa tn’ th 3 F Sue AY. iy Sal este $1. id Ta + tay «id lg Mia ion ie pitubuate Fy My decision is a life sentence for you i viret LAST 4 WEEKS fuusuls however, Cross did the effective! little short of that of Matty in the iD Aadition wou if you start wearing PEERLESS UNION » and all of it, He went in Rea” had the ball under al- y ct control and gave but two SUITS. 1 WINTER G ava, eck O'Brien eo doe enamole| grate taromnowt, ane, in Nobod: wit the PEERLESS. Mi pos Ta HONEYMOON EXPhESs danger of overdoing athletlo! totters and yielded » total of four hits, jobody ever 4 mf ROBERT EDGREN EDITED'BY DODGERS AND BRAVES PLAY BEST GAME SEEN || IN BIG LEAGUES SO FAR. BOSTON, April %.—What is cons sidertd the vest major league game Played s# far this season and one |] that Is likely to go on record as one |] of the best of the year was that |] Which was played between the |] Braves and Dodgers—both habitual tailenders—yesterday. ‘The contest went tweive innings, and the home team won its first battle in three from the visiting outfit by a score of 1 to 0, The engagement was @ pitohers' duel between Allen of Brooklyn and James of Boston, but the latter got all the lucky breaks. Allen only allowed seven hits and Struck out ten men, while his op- Ponent permitted eight hits and fanned nine. Only one error was made in the entire game—a muff by left fielder Connelly of Manager Stallings's forces, Both teams played ke champions aii the way. 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