The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1913, Page 6

“HR RVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1913. BEST SPORTING PAGE: IN NEW YORK vi - SOME POINTE RITCHIE LOOMS UP LIKE A REAL CHAMP HHLADERS (Continued trom’ First Page.) RS FOR GOLFERS ON HOW TO DRIVE Copyright, 191%, by the Press Publishing Company. (The New York World.) tossed out G. Williams on his easy roller to the box. One Run. Cook was hit by a pitched ball. + | Malsel was given a great ovation when he came to bat, but the best he could do was a hot smash to Jon Cree singled past second, sendin k to second. Cook dash for third on @ short pi |, then stopped, but Cree kept on to second and Cook was forced off and run down, Alexander to Balenti to Austin. Martzell lined No Runs. One Left. NING—Austin flied out to Hartsell in short centre. Stovall fouled out to H. Williams, Peckinpaugh threw . y \ , out Johnson at first. No Rung None —f—— % y Peckinpaugh lined a beauty over short Judging by the, Programme He ingle. Knight got a Cincinnati | Has Laid Out for Himeelf for ‘dase hit, when Stovall threw his slow Grounder to second too late to @pt Peck- inpaugh. H, Williams got a base on balls, filling the ba: Leverens wi Willie Ritchie Has All the a a oe Pecan eye . - still wild and Sweeney got a free ticket Con: ‘ 4 . , Fieea' J x :. . " to first, forcing in Peckinpaugh. Ceid- » ae 2 sy well dropped a Texas leaguer in short right and Knight came home. After 4 ‘ . ‘ pitching two bad bulls to Cook, Stovall ‘ Pisin ok ‘| mr yapked Leverenz out and Bau agardner Coperigtt, 193, ee, lien On : roo) ‘ 2 MRS A: oe re Peis hit Into a double Stan TRORTT’ hae tale’ out & i ence N . sig. play, Balenti to Pratt to Stovall, H. cae Oak ween 4108 a JH Pasa ‘4 rs Me ‘Williams scoring on the out and Sweeney ich Agee pests. | ‘ hae going to third. Maisel died on a taking on Freddy Wewh, chasnpten “9 : @rounder to the box, Baumgardner to sa epouts 10 Sibel ot , : < 5 a A. Stovall, Three Runs. One Left. Hngiand, he expect aks goer ‘ THIND INNING—Alexander lined out boxer who won & deci wal to Cree, Baumgardner got a base on Wille substituted for waa balls, Shotton forced out Baumgardper, ‘Welsh at Los Angeles when Caldwell to Peckinpaugh. Shotton stole , olgest bad his attack of appendi- Sond. On a wild pitch by Caldwell ‘@tis.” Ritchie was a youngeter then, that rolled to the St. Louis dugout Shot m4 the fact that Welsh could do no ton came home. Balent! was called out ter than earn a close decision on strikes. One Run, None Left. ity rounds made Willle’s reputation. Cree fouled out to Aystih. Balentl ‘For seme time Welsh has been talx- made a pretty stop and threw out Hart- Peckinpaugh lifted a high foul 'o Runs. None Left tt got a ibasn aling second, * CoctiuaTe Peter Pom. « er IT 1S @BSENTIAL “To Mic tence “So Good GOLFING . Swinaing © to, NTING ONE'S Prater half mile and was never trouble. Bickle followed the pace to the stretch QUIREMENTS gma” s = @. Willams turn, where he tired, and Flying Yankee, coming strong, easily took the place. Swinging With Club in Your Owrr Natural Way Is First] (Zu BE TiN eel MOLL Gael (etic tence Ae SARATOGA WANTS caine tro, ithe 3 Step for Beginners to Take—Never Try to Imitate ii BIE EalLN ue, witiams gota bce on balla for the MEET EXTENDED Three yeni Peer sell Then Improve Your Own Style. fx z.. PN Al Hand asia @atl. ter theee eaaea, Wale Fe co ect arati Gaxanren Jc; (ae Omilue com be ae AFTER AUG. 3 thay cts 4.40 19 and Ouy second, Ball Firet of a series by Alex. Smith on playing golf. To- ing Mtone, 101 (Karrick) 7 6 10, out, out, a day’s article explains the driver, the first olub used in the rire FS gre naom FIFTH {NNING—Knight booted Sto- third, Bob R., 118, also ran. grounder and it went for two bases. Cree lost Johnson's fly in the Rolling Btone was a hot favorite ia} ‘game. The remaining articles will deal with the various More Jockey Scandal Promised |‘ fourth race, put third was the beat Highlanders Sure to Furnish Fans With Many Thrills if You sun and it went for two bases, Stovall he conild do. Oakhurst and Joe Die- Maisel Lives Up to Expectations Anything Like Williams and n and it went for (W0, v going to rd, Alexander Was called ater lie and impart information vatuabl to bth beg Cook. Oe eee ee at Hearing Theatrical | na neea tor athrier ofa mie, where Man Requests, ner and players with more experience. To clearly show i tae ; out.e Bhotton grounded to H. Willlama, Diebold drew away and was never after to The Evening World). who beat him to first for the third out. Ri Tv eft. the correct positions to be taken, the former open champion | or young write afaisel lives up to @ Sepnay thc Minsy Whbaa| Gains cies aa” Crea. wasi oat oe in’ trouble, winning by two lengths} specially posed for pictures that will accompany each article. I and Cook, who came to us almost unberaided, the Yanke are in a falr way |e grounder to Stovall unassisted. Hart- Rolling atone did not have hin foot to- to make tho shank end of the season a series of thrilla. The wonderful form | ge}! jined out to Gi. Williams. No Runs. fay, nd could never fet ap, osunurer| This series is an exclusive feature for The Evening World | or me two Texas recruits has out the reat of the gang on thelr metal, and in a|steny rett eahlly took the lace, Rob R., after and will appear on these pages three times a week. Yank ball game these days there are real fireworks, This sudden display of| sixTH INNIN Batenti walked. BARATOGAYRACE TROK, N. ¥., Aus.| being twenty lengths out of It, was Pepper, better than ail, has brought Frank Chance to the coaching lines, a thing| pratt freed out Ralenti, Knivht to Pec 11.—While there was no special atake on | Just beaten a head for the show end. for which the fans have been yelling for more than a month. inpaush. Beate siale to-day’s programme, there were a num- FIFTH RAC! . Fe a z, iathes ‘a? as abality among) Malden two-year-old filles and weld: By Alex. Smith, FRITZ 18 NOT THE VETERAN MAISEL. au Mg. DoDpe a aw ak fly ¥ five and one-half furlongs. Tim: Former Open Champion of the World. ‘This young Maisel, by! the way, ts frequently confused with his brother, who | ° those entered in the various events. 7 %4—Bradley’s Choice, 112 (Loftus), The Highweight, for aprintera at Copyright, 1913, by The Press Publishing Co, (Thi we has been in the International League for several years. There are atill fve| B*!e" eae s Brett e a at 2/2 10 4, even and 1 to 2, first; Irideacence, . wl (The New York World). other brothers who are ball players. The Baltimore brother, a vet. Maree | out Peckinpaugh. Knight struck out, furlongs, was the feature, ‘There were | 108 (Steele), 10 to 1, 4 to 1 and 2 to 1, 12 eaalest, quickest and most satistactory way to learn golf is to| uckied over the sudden rise of the younstar as are the fans of Noe Tack. tte | H: Willams drove a hot single through two races at five and one-half furionge | second; Undaunted, 108 (Byme), 7 to 2, improve your own natural stroke. By all means never pattern your says that Frits is faster than himself, just ae good a fleider and much better | Stovall. 1. Willlams out stealing, Alex- for two-year-olds, one = handicap, the|7 te 6 and 3 to 6, third. Miss Cavanai game after some one else's. That is a serious mistake beginners Hitter. It is expected that Frits will report to-day, but ft ie not at all certain, | Ander 10 Tre INNING—Stovall singh ether for maidens, Gillies and geldings, |1%: Ash Can, 108; Et Biod, 106; IH often make, and I know many seasoned players who UP0n being transferred from one club to another ball players have a habit of past Peckinpaugh, Johneon toraad In the former, some of the best young. |2uUeen. 108; Valkyrie, 10h Kilerea, 108; ruined a promising career because they tried to change, “= “*”ers! dave oft , Stovall, Knight Tea Enough, 108, also ran. eters shown met. in trying for a @bule play threw ‘Two selling races at one mite brought |. Te? Ald ot away to u good atert thelr own swings to copy the stroke of some leading wii jams STILL IN THE SPOTLIGHT. wild to Williamaand Johanson weal a emsthar hecho Nigh clan Ghatere, Salden | ee eee tmaree yards on # ‘ling, star. There {s one correct way of making every shot, put there is plenty to talk about before the arrival of the $18,000 star. second. Mainel threw out Alexander, r hea ‘yi where Bradley's Choice moved out and but not two players in the world have exactly the same williams, as a batter and a base runner, is astting @ clip that will Johneon taking third. Baumgardener jumpera Pita e ance In the second | took ,the a Loftus ates Atm along swing and stroke, | aimeute anybody, regardless of price, to@Move him out of the limelight jout, Peckinpaugh to Willlams, No Fyn g Oy ‘weather was delightful. |in front an eg ate sieage reg . For those anxious to take up the sport, I would With the ald of Roger Peckinpaugh, hie bat knocked the Browns out of what|Runs. One Left. : ik SPE BF by four engine Bele ) seemed @ sure victory Saturday and eet ten thousand yelling as they have not —_———- ‘The Saratoga Racing Association wiii|mont's Tea Enough ran second to the suggest they take any club, it need not necessarily be yelled all season, ve Karly Football Prediction. peg ey ar tathatee aay tes, pee peslepee anes ia De eteatae ae Ens Erivor, Gus 8p OWS Sone ANd prneting Sw RENE, CHICAGO, Au@ 11.—The thermom- retch a 7 noon for an extension of the present, took the place In a drive from Un- sure and go without friend, for his advice 1s more apt! arreR ALL, IT 18 THE RUNG THAT COUNT. eter went under 70 to-day and the first meeting. jaunted. to be a drawback than a help. Don't become discour-! cook, the other Texan, didn't get a chance ¢o shine eo brightly at the bat | sridiron forecast of the summer was ec peeedeg may happen to “aim, Prominent theatrical man men- sap enip anes aged at the failure to sawing easily at the first few trials. on his third appearance, as he was frequently given bases on balls, Chance | made by Orville Page, Chicago Univer- Breen oe Manting Crass 9 ten i a ageespins l Pediy kerd FORT ERIE WINNERS. Cultivate patience, for it 1s essential to good golfing, | evidently knew what he was about when he put this young fellow at the head | sity football coach, who picked Wis Scandal hab requested a hearing in ‘The use of balls may be tone away reatest in, but it hasn't; 1¢| the batting Mat. Cook has a wonderful eye ¢er balls and strikes and can get | consin to repeat this year and win the ie bg ale waitin’ 50 ow ove detente, It ts remored thet he| wimey RACH—Purse $500; two-year- with at the start and the novice may @ider for the right, This | 0M the bases about as often as any man in the league. If necessary he can | western conference title, 3 goede Bg lapel eyed try ewinging his club at bits of, paper ment of the hands for driving | #l#0 hit. é claim the ehampionsh! elds foaled in Canada; five furlonge— imple tp and grow| by which Honey Bee was enabled to my daisies in the field, In a suf- | ## the same used for all other clubs, h on some vaudeville ciroult. win on Saturday. Dark Rosaleen, 110 (Kederis), 7 to 10, DA eMEneS etmine hares baw atih eiakee \ to 3 and out, Arat; Mom Fox, i0s]ciineiy cnart’ ting the’ veginner witi|, Plctiire No, 3 shows the position of HERE'S THE REAL COPE ON THE WILLIAMS BOYS. {atention in the world of giving| tHendicap; two-year-olds; five and a| (Buxton), 18 to 6, 7 to 10 and 1 to 6, | esin 1 of the game ae well os TAY Nendo at te Sodan of he attC: isn Harry Williams saye he te just twenty-two yeors old ond not Sree tee ance im spite of |nait ¢urionge-—Filttersold, 118 (T, MoTag-| second; Old Rellabfe, 103 (Connolly), | natural strokes, ‘These carly ideas Will tng gegeee rattyst ane end 88 £08 | enirtytwo, ae reported, He t¢ @ younger brother of Gus Wiliame of «Aa erin by ylegpapic aided Taare | wart), § to 1, € to 6, 7 to 10, frat; Boote| 15 to 1, 6 to 1 and § to 5, third, Tima| form » foundation upon which the stu-|atrain of the right forearm te proot| the Browne. Harry degan playing ball with Dalles, Tesas, four yeore fing with him, but he hae been i Lacs Moves dtr ap ed 5, 1 to 2/1,06 4-5. Our Mabelle, Half Law and| dent must build his game. t hand does the heavy ago as a catcher, but was later sent to Odmoor, I. T. Later, when ven an impression that Croas ip al (irady), tb to 1, 6 to land rhc ey tees te fe ee : ‘After this preliminary practice con- ing. Jimmy Maloney took the management of the Galveston team, he 004 “card.” ue ele ua ae aie te & Seana, olen fab pects i Sold see ee sult some good professional as to how pried the bell soning the brought Wilame back into the Tewas League, made a first basemen chlo plane to aive nena crete or, Alt; alo, 9%; O'Hagen, iM, also|Ratcham, 106 (Koders), B to 1. 6 to[one® kame may be improved. Never position te atowa, in ploture No. &) ous oy nim, And the young fellow Ras deen playing greet dell ever 5 and 8 to 6, frat; Counterpart, 105|8ttempt to Jearn the Instructor's gam: @ knees and elbows Ritchie plans to give a chance te the i ‘of all the tite Ot the fourteen named for the opening | (Obert), 16 to 5, 7 to & and 7 to 10, sec| inslet that your own weakness be rem- slightly flexed and with the club laid since, The two William boys werv born in Omahe. iat P= Tommy ha besa a | Svante seven were scratched and King | ond; Fred Levy, 107 (Gray), 9 tot, 3 bis map who is considered by far most edied. A young teacher will often try Pina iets herd bal You ward feel comfortable, bu js canno’ " y Ughtweight for several yeare, He McDowell added. Fitttergold got away|to 1 and 8 to 5, third, Time, 1.173-5,]'9 Induce the pupil to learn his EVEN A BROTHER MUSTN'T GO TOO FAR. if one is under or over reached. The in raat preg ‘ tloular way of playing, That ‘s 90 An unusual and most interesting event of the Saturday battle, in which the learned almost everything than can| sasily ay ores length. “Doota mae Ralph Lloyd po has aiaiaiins thing that must be avoided. exact position depends on the player| yanks wont out was the effort of Gus Williams to throw his brother out at ip y . himgelf,' The stroke will lone power If | tne piate, ‘The older brother says he was tokled to death to eee the kit, as he one stands too near, and if too far calls him, get @ hit and go all the way to third. “But when he tried to score dle, the het choloe, was second ail the] THIRD RACE.—Purse $600; three-| DEVELOP AND 8TICK TO YOUR way, King McDowell, coming from eway Everyon OWN GAME. @way you will find tt diMcult to hold ” Kd back tn the atre! was rd. on us aftér @ fly catch,” he explaing, “I had to give him the best I had in the sacone ace & rebel “ (iene Joe Knight, in golf, aa in other sports, | your balance when the swing is begua. | gion Fortunately for New York, Harry best the throw to the plate by inches, IMPORTANT. ere, but has reserved him for a bout two milea—Clit-| ond; Duquenne, 108 (Goone), 7 to 1, 21 pt; 1 can't ty-round fight in Califernia, with vant), 6 to 8, even, and 1|/to 1 and even, third, Time, 1.174-5.| ¢mpnasise too atrongly this important| Keep the left foot as near as possible SARATOGA ENTRIES. , ; , i he golfer h hip. It is Tommy's fret chamee|% even and J to 2, second; Bayport, 12 | FOURTH RACE — Iroquois Hotel | not some ther player's, 8! at the title, long as he has deserved| (Mitohell), 4 to |, |Stakes; handicap; $1,600 added; two-year-| Tho choice of clubs is a matter of GARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 11. io Pittsburgh just before Ad won the| Tn. Usher, U3 (Moody), 7 to % even and|sciect those that fecl comfortable, If) than @ short one, A dle that te ttle from Nelson. Thereatter Woigagt| Ciiftonian and Bayport ran lapped the | out, first; Miss Gayle, 103 (Obert), 7 to 5, | need be, have some reliable clubmaker |t9° narrow will cause overswinging, | pris (Small), 9 to 2 Band 1 to 2, aoc. POSITION OF THE FEET 18 VERY | ang that one run was needed to cop the game, decision and for the world's cham-| ‘© % first; Repentant, 190 (Tuckey), 6 to| Crisco, Karly Light and Cowl also ran.| point of learning your own game and] 0" # line with the The height of He bested Wolsast in aix rounds|Time—4.0. Garth, 142; Ariosto, 145, also| olds; five and ao half furlongs.—The|quiting one's physical requirements, | Pally, & tall player will straddle further for to-morrow are as follow ‘apis like @ cat Whenever Murphy's aame| fret round of the field in the ateeple-|1 to 2 and out, second: sar Michael, 114] do the measur With hig dag| While one that ts too wide atiffens the Wes mentioned in his presence. Ag long|chase, after which Ciiftonian took the| (Buxton), 5 to 1, 6 to 5 and out, third. | filed with the necessary clubs the be-|#troke and prevents proper nip action, ot; ‘_! : As be was champion Wolgast abscluters| lead and breezed ail the wey. Repent | Time, 1.11 35, Just ¥ also ran, Tuner prepares for driving, she frat |The beginner will soon fall into tne] fate gg: Smbell 30: Florin, 201; ‘Mare Barred Murphy. He didn't want to lose| ant took the place in the last half mile.| FIFTH RACE—Purse $600, three-|and a very important step in making a|corrrect way of standing for drivii SECOND RACE—Yor foursmaraite snd wp. ast Week i Bie tile The wisdom of this course) Bayport made @ couple of bad landings. | year-olds and upwandn: ng: one| found of the inks, after a few attempts, Juat @ little| ratte! slling: one and one-eighth mien Crome I 4 been made apparent since Wolgast| Garth, who was Wweli ¢ancied, Tefused | mile and geventy yanin, Red,| Picture No, 1, showing the grip, is | Commo! hia Mutholland: 108; War Horm, 108; lreaber Bay, wat to Ritchie, for Murphy hse beaten f the fret jump, d Se gal enya: ce 101 (J, Callahan), 5 to 1, @ to 3 and > The wei ios my way of grasping the driver. Place + 18 Re t S ] ; THIRD RACE. out, won; Blwah, 104 (L. Deronde), §|the left hand #o that on the turn the te Jae SIN Ne Saeko ier. Mage me. Fat tg ty Me: = mnan a e€ / Highweight Handicap; all agon;|to 6, 1 to 2 and out, second; Melton| wrist bends slightly in toward the 1108; Perthahire, , *Brobbtield, 04; a * : “hyd betes heb gg feed ax turlonge.—Semprite, 18 (Butwell, | Street, 114 (R. Small), 4 to 1, even and body aa the club goes back, while with | ° that others should do the wid, 10%; "Ello Bryeo Balana i Tf you want to buy a suit from $25 to $50 materials , ew mond . Of course Hight men will not be| Volthone 111; ald, 1 ge Wal you must call before Saturday. The greatest rem- 4 to 1, 7 to 5 and 1 wo 2% first; Font aieo ran |the right hand the elbow swings back |*™me © 4 > @ Be be classed with the est io the trede| mying Yankee, 17 (Wolfe), 6 to, 3 to| BIITH RAC 500; three-| around the body to the alde, The] @ble to wield comfortably » bulky! " handicap; ome nant eale in our hi will close on that day. New cuffs, His reputation will be well |1 4nd ¢ to 5, eccond; Hickle, 122 (Grand), | yearcolde and up: one mile and la made atrictly with the wrists | club, but T belleve that the best resulta | mile dig Miser, 111; Bamegat, 104; patterns will be daily and the opportunity for gatabliohed. ay can be gained by using the heavier | Mics. 195; Sirenuous, 06; ‘Ten i P} 2 to 1, 4 to & and out, third.—Time—|q aixteenth—Be, 103 (Callxhan), ? to pecially with the fingers of the The driver 1 now pl c Walk, 117; Dr, a satisfactory choice is remarkable. ‘our suit will 4 — Li245. Bally Clim, 125; Preumption,|1, 4 to § and 2 tof, frat; Murehon, arnie come in) tye ie tet A See | eee be made for you. Fit, finish and absolute satisfactio Mesican rifle team has been | 129, leo ran. (Kederia), 6 to 2, even and 1 to 2, bed anne, Wise: ‘teed Sul i8; sreotute ba 16 estion withdrawn from an interna | Gebree J. Long's Bemprite won the | ond; Micconukes, 90 (Taylor), | Wedge, 100; Bushing 100;° Adame Saprem, 318; Guaranteed, t, $18; coat and trousers, $16. "tional rifle tournament in thig | Highweight Handicap easily by six |4 to 1 and & to 5, third. Time, 1.63 2-5, |right hand do the mont work. The club Nine horses were scratched out | Minsie, Adolante, #illcic and Lord Elam race, Of the five left, Bickle was | aise ran. kewarm favorite, In the’ running _—__oo ‘was nothing but Aemprtte, He opened © i204 of five lengths in the Great at wake 6 ; ee and poaition tor! hein Rac’ reer side; i The left hand merely supports the | the driving in the next article \ ree i Kaatece, 101 9th St. 4 J Beginners, finding their jeft! iTS mess 8 Cater, te; oe World “Wante” Work Wonders. Daleve is sae! WASRAETO RS et Sha Ate “Lda Ride! oe, ee ay ee ee ? 7 - . to P&ckinpaugh, who .