The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1913, Page 7

ao EASY SAILING FOR THE GIANTS NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT GIANTS AND ATHLETICS. HAVE COMFORTABLE LEADS' With Soft Spots in Schedule During August, There Is Little Danger of Either Club Losing My in the Pennant Race—McLean, Carefully ; Handled, Will Strenghen Catching Depart- ment of the Giants. By John J. McGraw, Manager of the Giants. HERE {s now little danger of either the Giants or the Athletics losing in their respective lea, Both have comfortable leads for the middle of August with fairly spote ahead, and neither one of the second clubs has shown sufficient class to press either leader for the past month, I don’t see how any team can stop the Athletics, They are far and away the class of the American League, and the only flaw has been in the shortage of good, experienced pitchers, which Clarke Grifith said some time ago would beat them out of the pennant. But clever “Connie” Mack has remedied this by developing three youngsters who are performing brilliantly at present. These are Brown, Shawkey and Bush. He Will now be able to ease up on Bender and Plank and give them some of the rest which they will need before the world’s series sets in. : QUOTING FRO LISTER To MY NEw YOURE GotiNA BE A Bovine INSTRUCTOR « TLL Diawers BI ay ALESSeA AND IT UL BE FINE T | LESSON | WE Bart EINE TRAINING FoR ( 9) Joma te bail oh u EME. ANE GYM, GUAM IN AND. GIVE HIM HIS, NEXT SATURDAYS sent (eee: ‘ "1 TRACING Dues HOW J ne Filey -tee 2? Soy y be = Box |, HH) “THe ATHLETICS Have AN EASIER SCHEDJLE WO FACE FoR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS” THE BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1913. M MGRAW Copyright, 191, by The Presa Publishing Co. YER HIRST HPL SIN THE 3a ke Say, : a ows ar a ne . bil = y pi F ~ Spe ‘The Athletics have an easier achedule to face for the next two weeks, when they are meeting the Western clubs, the weak portion of the American League, than the Cleveland boys have. Cleveland will be playing Philadelphia, Boston, Washington and New York. The Athletics and Senators are natur- ally robust teams and hard to beat. The Highianders have found Cleveland to be the on club that they could give &@ battle to all summer, The Naps will have no cinch with the Yankees, While Cleveland is meeting the stronger Easterners, the Athletics will be playing St. Louis, Detroit and Chi- ago, three teams which have fallen down in the race daily within the last month, The Athletics should come home far enough aheod to be able to loaf to the finish, M'LEAN STRENGTHENS CATCH- ING DEPARTMENT OF GIANTS. The Giants are in Just as comfortable & position as the Athletics, My team I know he has a reputation as a bad actor, but he has promised that he will change that reputation here, and I have offered him a reward which should in- duce him to do it. When the Giants were in Cincinnati secently some newapaper correspondent sent out a story talking about trouble on my club and several players attack- | ng me because I had traded Cranall. | The story, of course, came out of whole cloth, but this newspaper treatment made me tired. Asa rule, I don't pay much attention to derogatory articles. It seemed as If somebody was trying to put my club in a bad light. Several of the Cincinnati newspapers have at- tempted, from time to time, to run the Cincinnat! ball club, without much su:- cess. I don't want any of them running mine, McLean has steadied up the team and appears to have given the players more confidence. He is going as well right now as I ever saw him, and he looks TWO RECORDS SMASHED Donald McDougal! of the New York A. slipped into a little slump on the road, | better in the light of his new ambition | And some of the players worrled them-|t? make good than he has for two or selves into a hitting decline for a time, | three years. AND CUBS OUT OF PEN- NANT RACE. The Giants should have no trouble | Corging Into the safety zone during thi home stand, so that they andied, He has told me| on the next trip with he i very euxer to make good in New! eliminate worry over York and he is taking care of himself. (Copyright, 1018, by Jol but it is Koing strong now with a long} PIRAT! string ef Kames at home ahead. The} 6th Ave. and 20th St. Positively the Best Shoes In the World Cammeyer Semi-Annual Extra Dividend Sale In Our Basement At About Half Their Real Selling Price iihiddldadldlddldudddcci=LLccceacedea Men’s —_—_—— Lov S'19e3 \/ Low Shoes Now v3 65 nou'D 65 alt em All Leathers, Not all sizes fn all styles, but all sizes tn some styles. | Hurley at the old Vaileburg track @MOLEAN LOOKS BETTER INTHE LIGHT OF HIS NEW AMBITION” seconds. C. continred his record-breaking twelve years ago. McDougall won the| race from acatch in 1 minute 14 4-5 wee. | ENGLISH POLOISTS TO IN NEWARK BIKE RACES, | onde. ‘The ola record was 1 minute 18| MeDouxall raced around the entire eld in the last lap and won with nearly halt! Ledger proposes to come over after :10| the Newark Velodrome, smashing | ® doxen laps to spare, tle also captured | 501 cup which the Englishmen left tn the former mark for two-thirds of a by a length. 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HAVE ‘fou ANY. the top of the glass. g You TELL Me BE DONE [Fsometuns BHAT ( DONT T Ives ARE THE ONLY THINGS THAT | FEAR May BEAT US”, ore Oe Pie OE wlio DEDICATED THESE ROLLERS TO ME [tev insieoe ZIEGFELD FOLLI : 7 aah at. © THERE DOESNT SEEMTO BE ULTON MUCH QHANCE OF » || Richard EBBET'S CLUB CRAWLING OUT pring practice in Madrid, to avold the nglish weather, which was sald to TRY AGAIN NEXT YEA a ee LONDON, Aug. 18—Lord Ashby st.|NEW WORLD/S RECORD WITH 16-POUND HAMMER, have left the Englishmen in poor trim, pdintehcsah rf NIGHT," ‘A now world’s record In the hammer | ©7_AMATENMS_TO-NIONT, a world's record inthe five-mile profes. | meeting, according to announcement to- throw and s new American mark for] BRONX 2% Grebe onal event. day, end advances @ plan providing for the three-mile run were made at fy A. 0 VAbIse” wa For 20 years in the high priced tailoring trade in Boston and Salem, Left tailoring trade to go with Scott & Company, Ltd., Washington Street, Boston, as designer and efficiency man, Left Scott & Company, Ltd., to go with Brown- ing, King & Co. in the position of designer and efficiency man, Resigned to take the position of designer and efficiency man of “The Clothing Designer,” a magazine devoted to the art of clothesmaking, of which Mr. Macdonald resigns the position of presidency to take charge of the cutting, designing and man- ufacturing for my entire chain of stores. MITCHELL, The Tailor, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK. SATURDAY UNTIL 10 6 Macdonald Days Starting Monday, August 18 $5.00 PANTS FREE Every yard of goods displayed in my store Monday morning, August 18, will be brand new. | have set this week aside as Macdonald Week and the many thousand friends of Mr. J. Caul Mac- donald are invited to call on him for the next sixdays. 1 want to sustain his reputation as one of the greatest designers on this continent, and he may well feel complimented on the colorings and fabrics with which | open my store this week given over to his or. Weaves from Germany, England and France are here on display, but the great maicey of my stock is made up of Standish Worsted Company's worsteds and cheviots. This is the class of goods used by the $50.C0 tailors. Next come Oakes worsteds. These goods would sell regularly around $50.00. Then I show Wanskuk's shadow stripes and plain blue serg@. Then come foreign nd domestic Broadbrooks. The names of these mills are mentioned ary to impress you with the sense of quality. The styles they represent are strictly this season’s, black and blue pencil stripes predominating. I may well class these goods as the finest that can be produced. To each and every customer ordering a suit or overcoat starting Monday, August 18, for the entire week, I extend an invitation to make a selection from the best trouser ends in my stock shown openly on display. These trousers will be made up absolutely free, and you can have them on the delivery of your suit, which is to be made up at a price—Fifteen fifty— no lower, no higher, every garment to bear the union label. To my old customers: It is not necessary to buy this week. 1 ask you to call and meet Mr. Macdonald. }f perchance you should want a suit or overcoat two veske or two months hence, you could order and get the benefit this week of the free trousers and have the suit made in the dull season, when the best of my help are able to give it their closest attention; delivery to be made when you are ready. (Signed) MITCHELL, THE TAILOR. Suits and Overcoats to Order Including a Pair of Pants Free, $15.50 1 would be pleased to submit prices for cutting, trimmin and making. I want 1,000 small taflors in New York State to take advantage of this offer. Only one tailor in each com- munity, Call or write to MITCHELL, The Tailor, Dept. B 1431 Broadway, New York City,N.Y. Union Label on All Garments IAMBRICA 1431 Broadway, Cor. 40th St. New York City, N. Y. At Peace With Work Doo’s srumbtt, when the mercury fe trying to leap out of Just rem coal and contented. 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