The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1913, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 96, 1918. \COULON PUTS OFF WILLIAMS BATTLE NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SP ORT |e iopaer apoxita| : ALL THE GIANTS NEED IS AN AEROPLANE Coulon Asks Postponement ———————— Of Bout With Kid Williams bah 5 ara | quests Tom McCarey to Stage Bout Labor Day. 7 dab te. By John Pollock. welt, of illness Johnny Coulon, Ths ae the bantamweight champion, has gas oy at 5 ta wired Tom McCarey, the Los a: Geles fight promoter, requesting him to postpone his championship battle hath Kid Williams of Baltimore, scheduled Day. Coulon was not when he fought Frankie hers at Ken- osha, Wis, on last Monday night, and —< ~~ as he only entered the ring weighing . 108 pounds he came to the conclusion WELL ~ that he would be taking « big chance of CARTER METROPOLITAN won the|losing hia title if he boxed Williams WHAT D* ‘You tibecquent match play wan put late handle eae wie Tat A De Prone [at that welght and for that reason "bate On ju jay was a an’ ¢ iT. D. —THiNK OF JUNIOR R GOLF ¢ CHAMPION, | ettec fs Gas ot Siow Seasewile aise ‘nuk's 07 Seued' tee 6/HG8y WAGY B6 BAL ou Reete cate ee victory, for it was auch, was|net, but won another prise, fies! By defeating Stuart D. Stuart D. Connolly of | achieved through the fact that he was eStats te Nags: Rockiand, the title holder, in the Anal lnot only longer off the too, but Kept New Twirler ter ghee Pe Bier round yesterday afternoon by 4 up/straighter. CHTOAGO, June Moree and 8 to play, Philip V. Carter of| There were two additional attrac-| the sensational young pitcher beige! on Es Nassau became the metropolitan junior | tone ta the form of an approaching | New ae ae Kad fe BL ag to PF ie : champion. This wee the finish of the/and putting contest and an cighteen the Naps here The second annual tournament for the title|hole medal play handicap. The first | are badly in ate ot twitter twirlere and a aay over the links of the Plainfleld Country |event was won by Richard C. Stiles of | teawting offer wae made to the Pelican Club, and was the firet time that the! Forest Hill, with a score of 9, while’ management for Evans ao a fc ee The Most Remarkable Offer of the Season ‘Man From The World’? \FrenchChampion it Wants Everybody to Carry | fissed Opponent. Another “SCHEDULE K” Sale C f P Ey oy “ opy of Raper fo Grouns xz 6,500 Yds. of Fine Woolens Then, He Says, He Can Go Anywhere and Be Sure of Sitting | vane acin ung Hic Beside Somebody He Can Hand a Pass To in the Lucky {em gay war Seventh—He’ll Sit in the Bleachers To-Day. ama tain good snowine aioe Bought at H alf P. rice an d Ma de in’ to ey'e face. After the fourth round Hick- By ‘“‘The Man From the World.” ey just waded in and peppered the [Ter -s« WEDNESDAY'S RECEIVERS OF PASSES: Frenchman's ¢ace and body with many e 4. B. Cooke, No. 207 West One Hundred and Tirhty-eighth street, "In the last three rounds Thomas bled . George Cooke, No, 207 One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street. th & seat 9 John J. Faeth, No. 832 avenue. I the firet game of yesterday's double header at the Polo Grounds between | 5 aaha"on hie Hi Meck anne ine the Giants and the Braves I sat between two Cookes, both of whom disclaimed | crowd laughed. A to be sold at ang relationship to a certain party who claimed that he discovered the North | In the main g le, but who was himself discovered to be a: the west nd nature faker, The Messrs. Cooke were highly {lish Aghter, fought elated when they were handed out the fre Eve- |ot panel with nothing te phew ning World baseball passes, and before I ro other ten round go Young Brown won them both declared that they would be on the! from Young Dyson of Providence. Job bright and early to-day at the same place 0 | Brown let up in some of the rounds and (9) as not to miss a dit of the double header andthe referee was compelled to caution THESE PRICES BELOW. WHOLESALE thought I'd sit. In Addition After the first game was over yesterday I roamed around unt!! the eecond game, and in the customary inning—the lucky seventh—unburdened myself of another pass—this time John J. Faeth LG render iva dadlangnietin SILK-LISLE is reduced to make this the most remarkable value-giving Sale of the season when he saw me flash the pass, although I have HOSIERY a hunch that all the time he had a euspicion as A long-lasting hose— to my identity, for ever and anon (get that poeti- cal stuff?) he looked at me out of the corner of his eye. Always soft and silky Wears Like ‘‘60’’ Now, I want to inform the baseball public that {t isn’t necessary for them to look me up. If there is any looking to be done I want to do it ane” weet. But, at any rate, if you are so fortunate as to have me ait bealde you, TU not hesitate to extend you the open sesame to the ball grounds—that ts, if you eve a copy of the current issue of The Evening World on your person. Other- wise, you are persona non grata (I don't know what this means, but It listens Fo eee eee eee eee eee | Mf Looks Like “50” @ This is the luckiest wool purchase |] 4 age in New York is to be seen sxerocs again to-day, Whe 1 ala. yenterdny, tnd distribute more than, the sinste * Costs But 25 we ever made. such an assortment of summer suits. . —_ @ Thecloth for these 1,800 suits came pain stocksare depleted-Not ours, 5 ay OF THE cLU AMUSEMENTS to us as the result of tariff agitation anks to good shop management. Th ot, CASING Wer8 90 aR aK fi gene S THE PUR DEE KB, but three weeks ago. M the wholesh th one (isa : E a : : ie q Here it is, added to our stock—fresh ge si has bee reduced Leo . abrics unequalled in the market. than Ordinary Wholesale Pri one reduction affects every sack and Norfolk suit ed by Smith Gray, dress suits and A Vonales ot included Late Start <== Larchmont Y. C.||% Spring Races ||?) Picture Spectacle . @e successful was the Innovation of AMERICAN ROOF tent aE setting the warning signa! for its an- Rite Goud. "hes dora: seat wc EUR pe Be bah | nual spring regatta at 1.16 o'clock in the ARATS RESERVED, BNO ANT _— yn the Larchmont Yacht Club has decided to have the same late start MUTOR Sate pte for its thirty-fourth annual regatte, on | Bapress Independence Day. The change was of made as it was found that the wind 4 AMSTERDAM io wring the morning hours seldom ts FELD FOLLIES. ti strong on Long Island Sound and that Positively the Newest Clothes shown in New York to-day. Every Garment guaranteed by the Smith Gray Label. Two and three-piece suite, Tweede, blue serges, Norfolke—every one a 1913 style. Suits made $18 made foeelifor” saz” Now 91.4% Sults made $90 © now 2.4% Suite maode se NOW $19" Suits made 7“ NOW $29 to sell for & postponement generally is necessary im races scheduled to start before noon. The new courses, with their fixed marks, were @ decided success in the spring regatta. ‘The only complaint came trom the mombers of the regatta committee, Chairman Boucher and his assistants had done their work so well that they found all the boats finishing * at the same time. It was due to the fact that the various courses were of it TE such lengths that the boats sailing at | @riahten Resch! he @ifferent speeds and starting at difter- | HENDERSON 1 Stim, | Mh, ent times all finished together, In other | Conroy, SESE ne 2 Proelpe nd words, a craft that sailed at the rate thas. ef ten miles an hour covered @ course BRIGHTON BE BEACH ‘vsic WALL. as long as @ boat that sailed at fare miles an bow, sien veesecee UNA CLAIRE YS Set oes