The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1913, Page 9

THB EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1918. EDITED BY “To cewrres ees) NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT [2° 7322%% nocenw WVGRAW HAS READY ANSWER [DYING AS AN amr cersneemcrsc) BY Vic Ales, Cochran's arly Rowe it coat the latter #00 to retain the Ally. rult Ma: Racing's Millionaire Rec y The train service from the Flathuph Make Turf History at Saraejavenue terminal to the track te wretohed THE WATER on Saturdays, The 1.9 train last Satur- HEAD Fist - toga Next Month With His}iry tin ttre sind ene course by tik “The Giants Are Lucky, if by a Lucky Club He eee i Wonderful Filly. anyhow, ‘Hundrede ealaned the opening Means a Team Which Is Receiving Good Pitching) ww weer and Which Is ‘Hitting the Ball,” Says the New| “Wwe wear York Leader— Will Drive His Team Hard, So as to Get Big Enough Lead to Stand off a Slump if It Comes. ‘* By John J. McGraw (Manager of the Giants.) mre JOHN EVERS of the Cubs says the Giants re lucky be to be in the lead to-day. Did anybody ever ob- From the grand stand it looked as tf ‘ince! Treanor. Jockey Glass had deliberately fouled vi es a at the head of the stretch in hi A eX SMITH COCHRAN, the matt. | Knlioxe at the nowehee ta front. Jonaire recruit to racing, M47 links was nearly thrown off her feet. but make turt Sie a year by | sti! ery and wom, caally. The winning the classic Futurity fret | stewards, er joning Jockeys attempt. Mr, Cochran te the r of|Giane and Rightmire, decided there was the fleet-footed Karly Rose, who on|no intentional foul committed, and this Saturday beat some of the best filil let Glane down lightly. Some close ob- % ‘turk im the servers of the race thought Glasa should Oe ee ere TAeE, have been set down, even If his mount usually fast time of 1.0666 wamn't disqualified. Already many capable au and sw se others whose knowtedge horse! tronic igh iced ali Rad 14 1a entitled to respect have #tamped| prince Mi MANY Famous DIVERS e Cochran fily as the prospective win- horse wor serve how luck breaks for a winner? The old Chicago crowd in the days of Chance and pen- AND KNOW of the biggest two-year-old prise of others on nants, Was lucky very consistently, was it not, John? "menere eon” ne-year. Uniees she cae sume Ferry trom where he wot oth tween now and Ai trainers are of the opinion that she will Go to post favorit Warly Rose hae started three umes The first time out she galloped home an easy winner, next time she met with interference and this alone beat her, On Saturday she proved her previous de- feat was accidental by the sheer im- pressiveness of her victory over some apecedy misses, She seemed to breese from start to finish. Jockey Butwell just sat still on her all the way, while ngthe behind the others were be Madden bred Karly Rose her start, for the reported a big figure in these days, but If she land,” says Evers in a recent interview. “Everything breaks for them. They seldom have men crippled. They are leading the race now because they went to Philadelphia last week and caught the Quakers in bad shape. The Brooklyns were crippled when they Gropped four straight to the Giants, and at present they are meeting the Cubs with Zimmerman, Archer and Bridwell out of the game. I won't admit that the Cubs have been beaten for the flag this year until they show ‘me figures that will prove we are out of it.” - Hvers te right and wrong, The Giants|helping them finish. This summer ¢ ‘ @re lucky, if by a lucky club Evers|/Nearly everybody but Honus himself ' Means @ team which is receiving good | Concedes he will be out of the regular ‘ itching, which fn hitting the ball and wolng for the rest of the echedule, ‘ 4 “The Giants are the luckiest ballplayers in the ] I¢ io . . WINNING APPLAUSE. g FROM “THE Ladies. “Pm nurai ~ . mhich is running the bases, ad at a jnursing this leg of mine along b ct once. Tho results of these combined | nd T'll bo back in there,” Wagner said the other day, “ q S oan carry the new Cochran colors across efforts make it look as if everything | of thy poppy he me out SS tho Aniah tne in the Futurity MF. veg n 1 feel that the filly was cheap at was breaking for us. And I am even more optimistle about “SS WA. Veg “4 the bd e But I did not hear Evers declaring |it than Clarke is, The Pittsburgh mone XS ZA Many an owner hes striven a lifetime that the Cubs were lucky when they | ser has apparently given up hope of Ra turity without su won the pennant from my club in 1908 | using the Dutchman further this year Mr. Coohran may thank his lucky stars, on an Evers technicality. The Chicago |*"d is endeavoring to break Butler in CORN € BACK FLIP Sa and Madden, too, if the honor comes eo machine was going at top speed then.| %* the regular shortstop. 1 believe) OT& THE SPRING BOARD quickly to hie, . Honus will return yet this AND ASSUME. “THIS s 1 nursing cripp! Mike Donlin ¥ @eason, I dreth, could hardly ‘walk. Roger, Breanahan | Wot lke to, Sym ok He a a] PESTON WHI ee: reine a rzemen thie country ever limped with every step. Christy Math- ? » and ' WM « new, te expe ro: ewaon was worn out from the weary Rosi tred y has to admire these two BOTH GRACEFUL AND ad << >> ~~ cS = Sores eg ene “wold strain of bringing the team up to that! The recovery of form by the Pitta] NT NY TO THE FARR ; S wert es Onarien teenie final critical game which decided the/| burgh pitching staff was what put the = PRY Chott ATTENTION “To ‘These ae (S AGooD HINT “To antibetting laws made racing pennant race, And the Cubs beat us, | team back in the race, It is doubtine WWSTRUCTIONE WHE PRAETICNG RSIWERS DWING IH Two able here. He will return o They did not attribute tt to luck. Neither |OW much the lows of O'Toole is go. DANGEROUS WATERS Priva aC alt dia ee betas nces of the Pirates, 3 Evers is right when he asserts that game sinc been very lucky at the uch @ bij the Cubs are not out of the race yet! for him, “He semed to'be always aver,|| SOME GOLF PUTTS. _]|/FAST FIGHTING SEEN AT _ |Jodty of tt soma | waits man, the colored dhter of Failadelphie thia @eason. I do not think so my-/ing with that price on his mind, nessey def ¥ the | bout, while in the other ten-round go self. Moreover, you can hardly declare|haa pitched good ball since ne hes| Walter J. Travia of Garden City, Swe Sivonen meet tain bout, Radio Lecnard ouipointed | Pete Moran aad Frank Conitry boxed a any team out of # flag pursuit in tho|Deen in the league, but ts very erratic, | Hamilton K. Kerr of South Shore, ¥- e Walter Brooks in the semi-final art |°°S"° wiown Gymnasium A. A. X iiadle be duly.) (the Hendrix, however, looks fine now. He artin and: De, 0 Garner Four socal clube Beld boxing shows | Kia Herman won trom Babe Davis in | bog {a Mg he Poe been epped into a delicate game the other | #nbounced their intention of competing | on saturday night and plenty of fast | the pest. Murphy and Mike Claney fought o going at their topmost gait lately. 1/St wn @ othe: the opesing bou! draw and Bob Mock lost fe weit thelr normat pace. But they /2%% !2 Philadelphia with the bases full 1% te amateur open tournament Of th®/agneing wae witseseed tm the me-| At @t'Nicholag A.C Tommy Cole |Frank Wanner inthe sesced toned, °° | oiag uD win to get whe! L are Mable to fall below normal before to tle it in the tenth. He fennea | Vt: July 16 to 19 inclusive, - _ Sold to Me for Spot Cash by the Receiver this slump overtakes them that Cher | SAVIN E90 Biya Cooper has not rik peti ye llgppeoniacgred ys will have plenty of room in which 10m. Watch the Pirates. ples upon | te frat two slxtoens at thirty-alx oles Six months ago E. P. Dangler opened a tailor shop in the Barclay Street corner of the old Astor House, dressed it up with the finest of imported woolens, and since that time he has been making clothes for the banking district’s best dressed men. Changes contemplated by the city in this piece of property, and the off season in the financial district, necessitated the appointees’ of a receiver, and Mr. Geo. H. Schmale was appointed. Through the permission of the courts this week this high grade ing was sold to me. The great majority of this stock bears the tags of John B. Ellison & Co., the well-known im- paviert and comprises light gray, medium and dark gray sharkskins, pencil stripes—both black and blue—fancy silk mixtures, the quiet tone effects adopted by the fine tailoring trade. My personal opinion is that there isn’t a suit in the entire range that could be made up, the way the ordinary tailor buys his goods, for less than $40 to $50. This is the dull season. No one realizes this Th be: more than myself. I bought these goods at a *9”° Trouserings of “troutering cls i a is stock, and a 3 ‘renee | this trip, on Saturday. There will be the usual ansareye 10 regulars, which reeks) Ay the return to form of the Pitts-|&ndicap on the last day. up @ team, » |burgh pitchers braced that team, #0 y Cubs Handicapped Through the decline of the Quaker twirlers Gat chsh are comoine Gen onto Injuries to Best Players. pees H Fevladeiehia: Just when! bility of running off a three day tourna jooln's pitching staff was wavering|ment over the links at Van Cortlandt At present the Cubs, which club T/ 11. Giants stormed into Philadelphia | Park some time in September, in the now reckon to be the Giants’ strongest | 4+ tne top of their batting atride and |¢Vent of the decision being to hold this rivals, are handicapped by Injuries tO! banged the pitchers to » pulp. My|‘UMmament, all golfers connected with players. Zimmerman, Archer and Brid-| club was hitting bet than at any Borate: we cclne meine Cad a Pes well were all out of the game in the ‘previous time this season in that se-| been attempted tart . Zimmerman and | ries, I do not figure the Phillies to sisted # been dangerous men rally ue the championship again un-| Golf clubs in the immediate vicinity 4 heath With thy ‘ello: less the pitching staff can come back.|of Pittsburgh are having their own in ne om rae ie ny Brooklyn are| This cannot be done without troubles in getting a sufficient supply of IP wome of the overworked veterans, It|caddles. When the recent invitation r joundering in the thralla of bad slumps | eri ioe surprine me to tournament was run off at Oakmont @t present. These two teams are still | nove up to the field was unusually large and many Brooklyn , brow er pel oe. er ten cereal algae sere in |@lants Always Play Strong youngsters with them, so that during jured at tho eame time the club met tho Game Away From Home. erence thee Ty st tore Giants going at thelr best. Wheat, both | vera, while he was out there pre-| many @ man has been econ to carry Fishers, and all the veteran chatchers | dicting, remarked that he expected to|his own clubs, ‘were out of th at once, Rucker | see the Giants drop back on their next ‘was complaining of a sore arm. trip through the West. If my club] Robert Jolly, the professional of the, Most of the injured regulars have been | falls down on that junket aw it did on|Park Ridge Golf Giub near Chicago repaired now and have returned to the| the last one over the same territory 1/494 @ brother of Jack Jolly pf Newark, Uneup, but the club got the toning habit | will be very well eatisfied. You will| "Ae recently beaten by Harold Ridgely, in the mean tlme, and, just as it 1s |recall that it was on our first West-| ii*pizcacen, interaolastio champion, hard to stop a team when it takes on /ern trip that we caught our upwardltigs two extra hole oe a winning str @o it is dificult to | stride, The weather may be hotter iJ pick oe Up out of the slough SF tte during this next road campaign, but |= at. That is what has been alling | being away from home does not re- Brogktys, on the team bi & to | duce the efficiency of my club any. It catch ita feet soon to stay in ie lia ood road team. etal it uate ocore ie uae any If the Giants can clean up on that guere gaipes if it to finish in the | Western trip as we did on the last Sw uivision. The Pirates are closing} will predict that we are very close in fast. a ; - to the third consecutive pennant. Up Pittsburgh and Cincinnat! improved! :o that point I do not care to do any greatly within the last week of play, just | predicting. as I predicted these two clubs would, but] (Gopyright, 1018, by John J, MoGraw,) wach {4 making a very late start toward Pirates piled up the big- consecutive victories low price, and am putting them on sale in N ay St ask of you, Mr. Reader, is for you to call and see Se tee, | Une Sremeaely leans lise place them. "I consider them'$8, $10, $12 values. E. P suits, Mit to order... ...cereeeeeeeess, Danpiers teoussiuasto aden cn . Many times in the past I have called the attention of the public to some tailor’s stock which aa Rerak - Thad bought out. This buy and these woolens come at an opportune time. Today, when every STH AV. nay pice i “4 4 ¢ merchant in the town is yelling sacrifico sale, from the highest priced clothes to the lowest, a man oll Bapid yee rote atey Av I ATH ee ES ccimeee, ; ‘ might jumip in anywhere and get a suit for around $10, $12, $15. I don’t want you, Mr. Reader, rine aot wee cies ies eae Har: } cmeadcMc Agta, i. La | i 7 By: to compare these goods with such prices. If you are going away on your vacation, a nice dark gray at home, worsted that E. P. Dangler sold for around $40.00, would make a beautiful suit to wear away, and 40h, E, of Ray, Phooe Brvant 46! i Greer (cee Fh hy iy at "ot t CORTE: | the price would be only $9.75. If you were to sce the fabric in his blue serges, priced by him up Deeialy tho sbeence of Hasiva trams oe tenia inks Mere, Tera taba ELT! “ Wer agt fe Beri Hi ; pie around $40.00, and realized that I was to make this two-piece suit to your measure for $0.75, and ied @ bix vacuum In that batting N 0 RTH B EAGH IWIT HIN _THE LAW 4 aa I don't care whether you measure 80 breast or 56, the price is the same; or if you were to see the Fvom all that 1 hear in the gossip 4 oe eA aie t . 4 4 range of flannel trousers, white, gray and brown, that I will take your order for $3.50, and make rabies eae ee FREE FIREWORKS Tues. & Thi Metin ony are inn ia ; them up with or without stationary turnups, belt loops, cut either peg or close fitting. Me race, a tieiak would bee jaw e res Dally — ie ahr gl to my store with the intention of buying. Come with all the skepticism possible good chance of evashing through the s é for your mind to conceive. Look over the samples, and whether I sell you today or not, I will con- Jesus yet and pushing thamsslves Up Fun Every Mlaute AXREEE oes TRI OMPANY eS ‘ vince you of the truth of this ad. nie ett ot iy ts |g STEEPLECHASE (ora conus | malas yi Signe “ten me Eira ari es ort Ha Trees : iy MITCHELL The Tallor If it once gets a start | er ere af it will bear @ lot of wi how It ia dangerous, bees BRIGHTON BEACH \ Fapient never know how things are Vaudeville Comedy wh . Pooing to break in # pennant chase. | ‘ x Nothing can be assumed, ao to speak, ALISADES*: PARK iw SWS Sbely Sin Hig GONUR EV; | ZIEGFELD FOLLIES ‘The Pirates made @ bad start baok in BRIGHTON Midas, $o.ctomez, WU AMERICAN ROOF EVERY EVE. $05 rr annl Trpupe, Ac, ca, jon. james Call the ecason of 199 when they finally won roles flemen Calighan the world’s championship, but not quite -—2-ant §. ordan te athena | Op at A . eueh ® @oor one ae they got away to HENDERSON'S XU ay thie year. That seuson thoy hat Wae- Edward Abeles “Xg.° [RIO ner OPP Lis Prime, to bo ja chee Fags de Melding, ‘Bs ry iy