The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1913, Page 11

CHINESE BOXER SCORES KNOCKOUT Otie Crandall, Until Recently the Giants’ All-Around Utility Man, Will Be Seen in Cardinals’ Uniform far First Time To-day, While Larry McLean Will Be Spled Cavorting in a New York ther | HE fans of New York to-day will witness th jeresting spectacle of Ole Crandall, under @ red cap, batting in the pinches for the St. Louts ve ina and Larry McLean, in classy viole: stripings, act! reserve | Poea the Giants. Otie has deferred the beginning of his sentence os long as | ble, but will have to don t < 4 i | « fret ime since he ian cour neplae Of a second division clud toxday for) ; But'there was no feelings of regret on tie f part of Long Larry. Ama matter pray McGraw had to put a cellar and chain on him to keep the former Care from jumping headlong into a battle for the Giants before the official Papers, had been signed. weicome TO OUR CITY, LARRY. r T'm tickled to death at this chance,” Larry said laat night, Madi ing to make good my threat to be a baacballer ef some note. bth since I first broke into baseball (t hae been my ambition to play With McGraw on a New York team, and, honestly, I feel juat like a Yeerwit who iy getting his firet chance.” Excepting a spit; Anger on ‘Nae okt hand--the little one—McLean ia in excellent shai THE EVENING WORLD, _ NEWS OF ee ALL BR " Na. tyes ¥ M'QRAW WOULD TAKE IT AB A REGULAR DIET. With a double barrelled shot et the Cardina.s this atfrnoon the Giants have On excellent chince to make another gain on the Phitlies, but, to quote John Peebles, You must also remember they have a chance of losing more than usual” Qtlll, the Giants are quite willing to take the chance of losing two Games ins bunch as long op there is @ little more c pe more than an equal chance of EARLIER START FOR DOUBLE HEADERS. On’ account of the days getting shorter and the. earlier hour for dinner in| Xew York this season, the double headers, beginning to-day, will start at 1.39 o'clock bisteaa of 2. Marquard will probably pick up whére he left off yester- @ay and thy second game will be lef: to the mercies of Mathewson or Toxreau. By the way, Matty saye he is perfectly willing that his birthday be made Public, but he wants it dwstinetly understood that it was his thiryethird birthday And not the thirty-fourth, as @ few of he scribes ao “rruelly” wrote. ‘The old man's Celings are hurt NO BLOT ON THI® ESCUTCHEON. Ritbe Marquard fx very proud of record yesterday of pitching a game— or part of one-in witich not a batter it a ball. Bot the truth must out. Miler Huggim was the onty man to face him and the Cardinal manager struck Ou Rhin preserved the Rube's record for the remainder of the afternoon. WITH SPARROW THROWN IN IT WOULD BE A MULTITUDE, Tha biggest crowd of the year called on McGraw yesterday when dohn Tonjes and Jack Ferris dropped in to welcome the Gient man- eger back fo the city. Harry Sparrow announced them as 600 pounds of uisitors on the hoof. ‘It was indeed a fitting celebration of McKeever Day over at Rbbets Field whep Bilt Dahlen and his men arranged It so there would be a victory for each of the (wo brothers, No owners could aek. fur anything fairer than that. Inci- ntaliy, that dow! jefeat gave the Pirates a decided scare abaut their berth. the first division. 7 ‘ —_ | HE'S.IN AGAIN BOYS, Well, Covatesitie, the Pole, is back in the big league again. There won't be any cayee for worry on the part of the Giants, however, The former jing wi peat us out of the pennant, aided’ by that technical decision of Hank O'Da fn the historic ‘Merkle game, gors to the Detroit Meera. Covaleskle has made #0 many trips to and from the big le that be has applied for commutation rater. . VETERANS SORROWFULLY SEE DECADENCE OF THE PASTIME. Notwithstanding the edict against golfing as a wide line to our national pastime, Charlie Hersog and a scribe took advantage of the rainy afternoon and the clear field to practise some strokes with the brassle or something on the Polo Grounds. Dan Brouthers and Dasher Troy, heroes of the olden days, watched this exhibition for a walked away dolefully phaking thelr heads. REINFORCEMENTS TO THE FRONT. The Hixhlanderes, new materia! and all, arrived in Chicago this morning and ‘will war on the White Sox this afternoon. It is said that Chance contemplates | putting Cook on the bench, sending Wolter. back fo centre and shifting Roy! ‘Harigell to right. If they would only let Hartzell pitch and catch a game now | ‘and thon he would be entitled to the medal for the all-around championship. | Every afternoon he has to consult a chart before selecting the right glove. THAT'S NO TIME FOR AN ARGU MENT. 2 .The Giant players think that a good joke about some of them having a run-| in, witb, McGraw. “Can you imagine,” esked Matty, “a ball player kicking on the way the team is being run when he is just on the verge of slipping into a ‘punch of world's series money? We've heard go many stories about that fight, though, shat we'll listen to anything in the hope of getting a new version: “ . Now they ure trying to put the job of getting Jimmy Callahan out of the management of the White Sox up to Hal Chase. A week ago Owner Comiskey was the goat, In tho face of it all Jimmy rofused to be impeached, IT CAN'T BE DONE. Not that it's any of our business, but the fans have a great curiosity to know hoy McGraw got @ uniform out of the lot on hand to At MoLean. The only ones, left on hand that know of were those vacated by Josh Devore, Red Ames and @Qtie Crandall, Can you lmagine big Larry performing in Josh's pants? aa AT PIRST THEY SAID IT WAS GOLF. That story of the Giants being in mutiny againet McGraw ts very much Cin- cinnatl, It's a bet that @o-called argument was about as much of a fight as the well known Cincinnat! base hit is @ real wallop. ' Our idea of nothing to get both- éred about Is the story of ball players, uncertain about their own meal ticket, mutinying over the release of w pitcher. Otie Crandall sat in the press box Sat- urday, and when told of the Aght refused to believe that he wasn’t being kidded. The great American society of Rudes can now go ahead and or- guntze, Another member has just been added in the person of Rube ‘Hresster, who is to join, the AtRletica newt month. Just why he twas ¢glled Rube cannot be ascertained, yniese it te that he is a southpaw, Benton, Marquard, Vickere and other members of the lefthanded society have sent congratulations. rm WALKING OUT ON THE MINORS. Something New in Ring--- Chinaman Knocks Out Irishman Boxer Sailing Under Name of Ah Chung Puts Paddy SHORT: fe 1 HAD FOR Him | BE ABLE Sst You warr'! WE Gor CHER NUMBER. AND VLU BE PREPARED Nexr Time! (Ber a GonNA CAN ‘OR MAYBE HE'S sega mag GONNA DELL THIS Guy MASEL AN! GIMME His yos! in 6th Round fall and winter for he started off well in that direction by signing up for three battles. He will first meet Joe riday night, tackle Young Brown at the Atlant Garden A. C., on Rept, 2, while on Sept, S he will hook up with Jack Britton at McCarthy to Sleep. the St. Nicholas A. C. show. is Barn Piliace After holding off for over a week, Tom lohn loc! jones, manager of Jeas Willard, the oT ie had a big night last |COWboy heavywelght, finally aocepted pine Bee | ‘At | the terms offered him by Tom MoCarey night. ere for @ fight with Bull Young, the prom- Chung, the cel iaing fornia heav: from up Boston way, and at the St. Nicholas Rink knocked out Paddy McCarthy in the sixth round of @ ten-round fight. Ji think of It! A Chink putting over the sleeping lop on the usually invincible Irishm: What is the game coming to, anyway? Ah Chung was announced as champion of China, Joe Humphri saya he must be champion, because te the only © tial that js now mal ing the ring business his means of livelihood. ‘There were certain suspicious terinys around the rink, those, who declared that Ah Ch mut- just as much & Chinaman as Paddy McCarthy. Many of the fans couldn't make out which was the Chinaman when the mill once ounded. True, they knew which boxer was supposed be the Oriental before the mill Farts, for one of the men wore the ‘braided and braas buttoned jacket usu- ally affected by the Chinks. Joe Humphries also said that Chung came from Canton. He didn't metion whether tt was Canton, O., or Canton, China. ‘There were many well-dressed China- men in the ‘firet cabin" seats. Some of them went to Chung’s dressing-room after his successful debut, but said they couldn't understand the Chinese Gialect he used. ‘They even ead it was the nk."* Geriously epeaking, Chung didn't look much like one of the Yellow Perilists. He really resembled one of the mem- bers of the Latin races and his manager called him “Larry.” ‘Chung’s chief worriment was to keep ‘his long black hair out of hie eyes, It bothered him so that his manager ‘Geoage: Mullin, whe was sent to Montreal feom the big circuit, has run right outsandloft the minor leaguers flat. ‘The former star ef the Tigers left no ad- (ress oF clue for the scouts whe have been sent on his trail, but it ls believed that George bas joined a semi-pro. team under an alias, STIL; A. FELLOW GOT BY NAMED LAUDERMILK, The scorers along the big cireult are sharpening up their pencils and getting ready for 4 new jod. Four clubs in the National League are after a pitcher by the name @f Slapnicker, The said gentleman is @ Greek and is at present pitch. ang good ball for Milwaukee despite his name, Notwithstanding the reported efforts of the MeKeever brothers to have Bill ) panten ousted so as to make room for Harry Smith as manager of the Superbas, ol, Bbbets is standing out for Bad Bill, The Colonel evidently hasn't forgotten tat interview In which he declared Bill a sure pennant winner, but as to April interviews the McKeevers are not so particular, “5 Wilbert ‘Robinaon claima the hard {wek medal for the Giants. The old coach jan kept tadvand hae the evidence to stom that the champs have lost ax ganes yey jome rune ii.the last inning, He might add to his list a certain game in tue world's xeriex If he wants to make It complete, seymour ia in town and temporarily out ofa job ax @ result of taking a t First Baseman Beck of the Buffalo club, It is eaid the fight resulted yfulmation brought to Cy that Reck was a talebearer for the Buffala t the c poke nee ratiany rate, Uniycky © was release’, He le working 0 re ave se beep pnERe | clipped off a dig lock of it after the second round. Chung has a good one-two punch and he made MoCarthy soon seek cover, ‘The say that Manager Jimmy John- atone, in order to please Chung, paid him off in Chinese money. In the other two bouts Barney Wi. Name outpointed Tim Logan and Jack Keating made Soldier Bachus quit in the third round. Johnny Dundee and Ad, Wolgast are really going to fight at Tom MoCarey's open air arena at Vernon, Cal., on Sept. % as their managers ha cles of agreement and al aplece as a forfeit that the make required weight and alea en- gage in @ twenty-round battle Tommy. Bergin, the “Lewtston Be: cat,” has the following matches-on: for ton rounds at Far Rocka on next Mondays n! ull Anderson at the Atlantic Garden A, C., an Aug. %; Tammy Madden at the Irving A, C. of Brooklyn, on Aug. ™, and with Kid Mercier at Lawrence, Mass., on Sept, 4. ay, Joe "Young" Shugrue evidentiy ins Saga tanda 10, 0 y jter Rehg, dag this mem, patr wer round bout he fight Arthur Pelky before the same club. Jim Coffroth of San Francisco is now trying to bring about a match between Sam Langford, the colored fighter, and Gunboat Amith, to be fought at his open alr club in Frisco on the after Joe Woodma , has already froth’s terma and the @ reply from Jim Buckley, who looks after Smith's affairs. Billy Benuett, the Hghtwelght cham- pion of Ireland, who has done some good fighting since he has been in thia coun- hed to meet Young ten-round Far Rock: be their won in three rounds in their frat scrap. Frank Mulkern, who represents the principal boxing interests in Milwaukee, and who was largely responsible for boxing being legalized in the tate of Wisconsin, is making a strenu- ous effort to bring about a ten-round bout between Packey McFarland and Champion Willle Ritchie in that city. McFariand has diready accepted the match, Knockout Sweeney, the promising local lightwolght, has been matched to meet Eddie Forrest up-State lightweight, for ten rounds at the Syracuse (N. Y.) A on Labor Day, and two nights lal will clash with Tommy Carey of Philadelphia in a ten-round go before the Haselton (Pa.) A. C. at catch- weights. OPENING GAME OF WORLD'S SERIES OCT. 6. CHICANO, ¥. ‘he «opening game of the World's Series will be piay- ed Oot. 6, according to an announcement made by Ban Johnson of the Ameri- can League to-day. The National Com- miasion, according to the American League President, has decided to hire @ band and furnish music before each of the games, The musiciane will o¢- nd and give # two hours’ play is sailed. hee @: NAPOLA, Ind, Aug. 14.--Wal left flelder of the St, Paul American Association team, last néght was traded to the Huston American Teague club, Manager Friel of the St. Paul club satg that he was to get 10,00 worth of players for Reng, but e refused te give the ni ye of the RAINED (°/ MY CAR STARTED DAY, AUGUST 14, 19138, NCHES OF SPORT EDITED BY P3 ROBERT EDGREN ) By VIC| MAY MANAGER VON SIMP! the Way—Do You Get Aael’s New Slam? xt ‘ eae cn. 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