The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1913, Page 13

GOLF TOURNEY BEST IN YEARS The Giants Have Gone Stale and There Seeme to Be No Imme- diate Relief in Sight. By Bozeman Bulger. FE Giants right now are beset with the worst ailment that can befall a ball club on the verge of @ championship. They have gone stale. And the Worst of It is there seems no iminediate hope of relief. It is @ condition that always follows the long atrain that puts a team in the lead. The Ahiletics Rave feit it longer than have the Giants, but neither McGraw nor Connie Mack Tas been able to find an antidote. “About the only way to overcome atatene! McGraw, *' and fight. that T have @ known,” is for @ club to get in @ dangerous place and then they'll come tock AND THE TIME 1S NEARLY HERE AGAIN. " The players realize the state of affairs “just as well ae does McGraw. They @ been talking about It for several days and have tried all kinds of schemes t pepper themscives up, but the old, tired muscles refuse to respond when there fe nothing of @ serious nature at stake. “We had this same trouble two years 850," saya Charley) Hersog, “when the Cubs nearly caught us, but I suppose you Femember how quickly we got over it when we saw we were in fora fight” BIG JEFF A REAL RAY OF SUNSHINE, Luckily Big Jef Tesreau, after a long spell of wildness, rounded into form ‘with @ good game in his aystem and beat the Superbas just in time to prevent = idle Phillies from gaining, otherwise we would have been a sad lot this A. M. Big Jeff had excelient control and his change of pace was unusually effective. But for a healthy swat by J. Carlisle Smith in the fifth that sent the ball into; the bleachers for a home run the Osark bear would have had an easy shutout: At no other time in the game did the Superbas get a man as far as third base. FROM GLOOM TO Joy. Big Jeff's return to form was greeted with great joy, coming as it did right after the blowing up of Rube Marquard and the loss of the firet e in one (mning. When the infleld showed badly behind him the Rube appeared to Ko straight up m the air, and before he could light Bill Dahien's gang had nicked | Nim for six runs, same being a plenty. Marquard is far from the form needed to carry him through a world’s series, YES, AS LONG AS THE PHILLIES REMAIN CONSERVATIVE. By epiltting the double-header the Giante managed to hold their lead of a Kittle more than seven games, which helps some. The even split was not entirely satisfactory, but, after all, it really means a gain. Every game wiped off the schedule without a loss in standing means an advantage to the leaders. New York now has but twenty- seven games to play, and in that number a seven and a half game lead looks rather secure, notwithstanding the discomfort it may cause Harry Btevens, COULD THEY ASK FOR ANYTHING FAIRER? It is up to those Braves now to show thei the Phillies as they did by the Giants we will ask no more. The New York players say they will return the favor by doing their best to knock down Brook- lym and thereby help the Stallings gang to stick in fifth place. OUR OLD FRIENDS AMONG THE ENEMY. Benny Meyers and Outflelder Collins, two fori Giant recruits, did yeoman service for the Dodgers just to show McGraw that he had made a mistake in turning them loose after leaving Marlin. But they didn't get back by leaps and firet failed with the Braves, went back to the minors and again comes to the big circuit with Brooklyn. They aided their employer materially in that inning when nothing on him. MUY BUENO, EL CAPITAN! With the band playing the wedding march for him to bat by Capt. Lawrence Doyle couldn't do much In the firat game in the way of runn getting, but he cer- tainly mi thinks hot around second base. In the second cortest his embar- Tasement had somewhat subsided and Larry struck the blow that sent Snod- grass home with the winning run. He looks pretty natural, at that. Bill Fischer, the young catcher who horned into the big league through hia successes with the mit and the bat for! the Avonla A. C., ts one of the very | few New Yorkers that have ever made a success in fast company. There have Dick Rudolph and Jack for instance—but Fischer is eaid to be the only rel New Yorker now pastiming. Yes, and he is one of the niftiest young backstops that has worn the spangles for several y ALL RIGHT, PROVIDED TYLER is BARRED. Charles Lincoln Herzog’s idea of com- plete happiness is w bench full of left- handers and a double-header every day. ‘The cantaloupe grower never gets a chance to play unless a southpaw takes the mound, but he has drawn two in the Inst two days. Charlie says he hasn't seen @ man pitch from the right side in #0 long that he's afraid when he does ce it he will forget and claim a balk. IT WILL, THOUGH. In an effort to inject more ginger in his team McGraw has shaken up his batting order and poured it out in an entirely new form. Snodgrass now leads off, Burns is fourth and Merkle has moved down next to the pitcher, Even that didn’t stir the Champs up until the second game. ——_o——_. AMER SONDERS MEAN SAL RES AROUND GERMANS Sprig, Ellen and Cima Have, Won One Leg Each in Irternational Races, my stores. partment. The Sprig wan protertad by the Ellen! by reason of a foul at the windward mark on the first tine around the seven: | and-a-half-mile triangle, but the pro teat was disullowe! on the ground that Bilen failed to holst the required * flag at the fnish, “The score forsthe President Wilson in this country, American boats are t vach, while of the German boats tl Berum hes i the Angela LV, @ nd the Wittelsbach X, 4 points. 4 ott vier MO Pphadelvbia: Boston game ~_ ae _THE EVENING WORLD, 42 Pittsburg 3; Mt Lams, STANDING OF THE CLUBS os Letitia 'S GAMES ial 4 Second’ game, ea LEAGUR feat 4 BN Jim Griffin to Referee frtendahip. If they will only) do by | 'San Francisoo Offic Official Will Get $250 and His Expenses for His Services. ky L Sam Langford will make his first appearance in @ bout in this city is nearly two years at the Atlantic Gar- den A. C. show on Tuesday night. burly colored heavyweight named John Lester John- son in the main bout of ten rounds. Johnson has alread fought Joe Jean- Lans- ford ts Lrcricteht ull iin $1,000 for his end, w {ship i English ref bout. |to referee and the las Part called Al vember. Al. champion, Jat Allenhuri his debut | tan heavyweight In a bout at the bounds. Meyers had to serve time at Newark and Rochester, while Collins at j Garden In fen ee chive Westar 1 The | Polo A. A. Starting the Fall Season, 1913 In my advertising campaign of the past month | told|a high class ready-made or custom concern in the country you how I secured J, Caul Macdonald, one of the coun- | | who doesn’t use the weaves of this mill, try’s leading designers, who has charge of the cutting for | Other mills equally as good represented in my stock, and | when I say these are the goods used by the tailor who gets $50 for a suit, | don’t consider it any great stretch ot imagination for you to see great value at $15.50. When you see the big department stores and the big clothiers advertising as they do to-day $40-$45 ready- made suits reduced to $18-820, it leads one to believe that inal price was fictitious in value, and their latter price was the price they should have been sold for before Standish practically means long Australian wool. of Oakes, and I think the Oakes Mills as fine as anything | | texture, beautiful in coloring and weaves that would de- I spoke of Wanskuk serges. There isn’t | light a connoisseur. MITCHELL ted to vnite hopes.” following Marquard showed us that the French aviator who did the loop-the-loop had/| will take place to-night the F Ritchie- Welsh Bout Freddie Hass ve. Asie | Clifford and Jimmy Paul vs, Tommy at the John Pollock. J: GRIFFIN, San Francisco's popu- Mclate at ‘cree might the contest. it hitch in cont the big fight was removed. the trip . Eddie Kelly I told you of the character dope that he was to inject into my clothes from now on, the changes he intended to make in my manufacturing de- 1 wish I could go into further details and give you a practical demonstration of how much he has im- proved my garments in the past thirty days. donald could cut $60 suits with great success for the fine trade of this city and Boston, he surely should be able I told you of If Mr. Mac- Mass,, Sept. 6.—The A . : ‘ favored Wien 6 bao to surpass any other cutter designing suits to be sold at a international gctles of | races for. the! price of $15.50, 1 tell you this to insure you of the cut- sider ison and Gov On Supa, | fh pr 4 ak ij Pre erty the Americans ieft the Ger:| fam ting, designing and making. i r » race Waa won! \ Sta is! Y $ ide) gang in, the a, ‘aston | I spoke last week of Standish worsteds, 1 consider stall, them the finest goods made in this country, and the name 1 spoke lar referee of fights, has been s0- third mar, in international lightweight champton- tle between Wille Ritchie, |, |American champion, and Freddie Welsh. ithe English title holder, which will be fought at Vancouver, jnight of Sept. the club wanted a local refe the bout, but Ritchie, realizing that an give worst of it, declared that unless Griffin wan given the job he would call off the Griffin was then asked by tele- graph how much money he would want As he only asked for $2 and expenses from San Franciaco to Vancouver club officials quickly accepted his terms ctlop with B. C.fon the 2 The matchmaker of nd return, the In a cablegram received to-day from Jack Johnson says that ho ha: oft his proposed battle there with Palzer on account of the latter's defeat by Frank Moran, and that if Moran makes will agree to meet him in a twenty round bout at the Cirque de Paris the latter part of October of early in No- to Reich, the amateur heavywelght Who represented the Irish- American A, ©. in all his contests, has| decided to join the professional rank» and go after some of the present day Reich has placed him- self under the management of Jimmy De Forest who Is getting him In shape J. Reich will make | 8 professional two boxing shows At the New vs. THE TAILOR “Kid" Lewis, Morrissey in ten round bout Brown A. A, of Far Rockawa: out Ex Jack Twin’ Brookly Kramer of the Bronx jute, in He will go against @ the) otte a hard ten-round vattle. Kid Julian, welght, the & e to Judge nim the ten-round go with Joe | this city wit! referee the bout Johnny Alberta, welght of Willltts of P “Kid delphia on the night of Sept. 12. berts has had a good ri he Paris he Uitte. Rob Armstrong, Roh MeAllister, the San Sailor Petroskey ‘Tuesday night. with a/ Johnny their ori, the water was added, Rock Overcoatings. Rockville, Conn., finest cloths made in this country. want an extreme heavy coat. Jimmy Fasane va. Billy jen-rouna Syracuse feather- who fought several good bat- tles at the local clubs a few months Ago, has been matched to meet Johnny Kilbane, the champion featherweig before the club that offers the larg purse. Jullan is also signed up for Goldberg of at Syracuse, John Kelly of the welter- aabeth, N. J. and Johnny | Hladelphia have signed ar- ex of agree-nent calling for them fol slammed out ne together In a six-round bout be- the Spring Garden A. C. of Phiia- As Al- ought to make @ great showing agains: Wil- who ts ona of the hest trainers and advisers uf fighters in thin country, has been engaged by! Francis‘o| heavyweight, to train and advise in his coming twenty-round bout with in Frisco om next him I have many The Rock Mills are located in and they manufacture some of the Through a middle- man | was able to secure about twenty styles of Rock Overcoat fabrics, just the thing for a man who doesn’t These goods are of fine, soft My price, overcoat to order, $15.50. 143] BRO _— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, —_. Manager Chance to Try Out New Infield Combination When Clubs. When the Highlanders return to the | Poto Grounds next Tuesday and bexin their final combats for this year with the four Weatern teams, the fans will have an opportunity of seeing another new Infleld combination, Peskinpaugh, who ts out of the game on account of an injury, will cover short; bunton owner, will suppiant Hartzell at aecond; Willlama will hold down first Dane in place of Jack Knight, and Manel jwill take care of hot rounders and | bunts at the third station Manager Chance expects to use Knight and Hartsell as utility men. Aithough Cook will be ready to time, it fe not iikely that Chance will make a shift In his present outfield. Manager Chance ta very much pleased with Pitcher McHale's work, as he thinks he wih pitch great ball from now on. ‘The world champtona Rowton Red Sox certainly had their batting clothes on yesterday, for in their double-header with the Athletics, which they carried off, they managed to slanchter the curves of Connie Mack's twirlers for twenty-one hita in the two games. Mack used aeven twirlerr In the two tune Plank, Rennock, Brown, Lapp, and Bush twice, Ty Cobb kept the Cleveinnda from the American League race yesterday, for, after he had struck out three times, he came to the bat in the twelfth in ning and, with Crawford on base, he timely aingle which acored the winning run, being: Detrolt, 4; Cleveland, 3 Pitcher Aitchison, suspended by the Brooklyn club, has disappeared. Unde a % per cent. inc the pay he received from the Newark club for the rest of the His) Newark salary, it tw $2,000, With Brooklyn he had than forty days to serve. President Ebbets prom- for nearly $3,000 next y fused to sign. When the majoe league men gather at Cincinnat! on Self. 16 for the annual dratting season there will be many sur- prises. It In sald that some of the Glue will file drafts for as many as twenty minor league players, Only gne player can be drafted from each clas A, A. league club, no that the drawing of lots will be particularly interesting, + but he Arrangements have been made for a this with the intention o' fifteen-fi $ Open Evenings U — *. frees Highlanders Return Home for Last Stand Against Western | Zelder, the | Houck making a big gain on the Athletion in 3 the final score) ¥ r the rules of baseball he was entitled to ined to sign him to a contract calling! I have made a decided change in my organization, 1 have set a standard price of $15.50 for suit or overcoat, and I want to educate the public to this change. Day starts the Fall Season, and to each customer order- ing suit or overcoat during Labor Day week, Sept. 1st to 6th, inclusive, | present free a handsome Dress Suit Case, with the complime: ies on thousands of ditferent customers, a Sul or Over. as seat to Order, —— Sr ADWAY, COR. 40th ST. 1913. ~| (Heard on the Players’ Bench Heard on the Payers Bench | the Red § oy) Arectlon of the He a and White Sox In Chis | Ardinaly and Hoowns in st, Laue Is possible too that the Clevelands atl Reds will meet again for the Loaakthidd apd p of Ohio. ver the pal Commission. lash between | Paddy Martin, a left-handed pitcher Who has Joined the New York Ameri cans, is a product of eeml-professional baseball in Rrooklyn, ‘The New Yorks | discovered him fast fall and as he needed experience he wan sent to tie Lawrence New England League Club. Martin hag piteha great ball for Law rence this reason ad lead# the boxmen in that circuit, | | Hartford won two games from New London on Ste last visit at the latter's ‘feld for the aeason of 19% and Inet | dentally elinch the Eastern Associn- | jon pennant. wore 8 to 0, jand 3to2 H hard batting ‘won the games. When Umpt en | nedy called the second game at the end of the seventh Inning, the crow@ | play by that from the bleachers ran on the feld |New York and it required littie time for and the umpire had to be escort ‘from the feld with police protection. The 19% pennant race of the Texas League wae settled yesterday wh Houston, defeating Galveston 2 to 1, took the game necessary to pat them beyond the possibility. of losing firat place, Houston won the 1912 pennant. Daltaw gets second place, with Waco, San Antonio, Austin, Fort Worth, Gal- veaton and 1 The renson clones Refore one of the tari the aeason at Grand Ray National League base defeated the team of that city, the 191% Central League champlona, In an exhibition game, to 2 Mufiing of an easy pop fly by Stell, the local shortatop, In the elmhth the Chicago nning, enabled the Cuba to ri the tying and winning taliie man fan elght of the © merman falling a victim three times, © pitched for the Chicago. William (Wid. onroy, for many {yeara a mator leaguer, and for the t two yenra with Rochester, of the ernational League, has been sold Elmira, of the New York State | Leng where he wil! mucceed Lew Ritter as manager. Conroy will take charge of the Colonel Reliance 1. Wins ble Race, BUFFALO, Sept. 5.—The opening | Power hoat race of the Perry Centennial \regatta waa won handily by the new apeed demon, Rellance If, owned by J Stuart Biackton of New York. ‘The Oregon Kid, owned by Milton Smith of Ranler, Ore, and the Kitty Hawk V,, owned by Hf. H. Timkens of Canton, ©. sank during the race, whieh for the Buffalo Chamber of Comme: trophy and $1,009 cash prizes, Ry win- ning Commodore Blackton gained. per- nament possession of the $2,000 loving cup. Labor nts of Mitchell the Tailor. 1 do f getting thousands of Mitchell's 00 atil 9 o’Clock | Kra “y" EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN |Kraenzlein to Receive $50,000 for Training German Olympic Team | Kart Diem, yissioners. He « German ) when the the fatherland. » New York Oct L Former Athletic Signs for Five Years-——Sails for Berlin Oct. 1 —— Champion |; ce ’ CHICAGO, Sept. 8—Dr Alvin ©. Kraengiein, holder of two workt's hurdie records and one of the best all around athletes during the late nineties, signed a five-year contract last night to prepare Germans for the Olympte games, Dr. Kraenalein will be given ete charge and will be avaisted . who probabiy will be Hoe will make hia head quarters in Borlin, while his assistants will travel throughout the empire giving pointers to likely candidates for the Olympic team. It {# reported that Nein Will receive about $60,000 for hie five years’ service. Dr. Kraenalein arrived yesterday from | Americans. him to reach an agreement with Lieut. Martin | Richard von Reichneau, Dr. AMUSEMENTS, . HUDSON y THEATRE 1$ A SCORCHER - THERE /S WO DENVING ITS EXCITEMENT, (TS THRILL AND ITS APPEAL “IT DOES STING-IT DOES BITE -1T OOES HIT -1T DOES GET THERE” Phone 680 BRYANT EVENINGS AT 6.25 MING, a RL ehhh THES Rear . Bre at 818, Seater Ea Asia. 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