The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1913, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1913. STAY IN CELLAR » CARHODY'S ULNG EVERYBODY | PAVES WAY FOR LANGFORD SMITH | Attorney-General Says That } It’s IMlegal to Prevent Mixed an ame S DAFFY OVER GOLF (2) © oO by ViC|FeVAL oF MuTaRY Copyright, 1918, by ‘The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World), ‘i _ ere Will he A revival of ti OT SURE AY BARE ‘ournament. in SEN To BOR bas) | Tournament h _ s 7 WES Te RE APE LWANT TD SEN YU UPD, \ ean | this winte ombinathe DEN | + Miltary 7 (GION WANTS Tot YOUR SIGNATURE TD A Set ce ARTICLES ~ | GOT News FoR vou Ax€e, is gust SAW AAO Tied BAYS HE'LE Mare (He Stieur ECE CARL TORS OM BERENS |g a He ro ( ; 4 OU AT HIS OFFICE Yy ter > oy = ~ \\\ Se erent AAORRS AFTER! Bok REI OR c cs Suits rhe was § Q@XECS STANDPOINT, THIS WAS THE WAY ‘To SIGH UP, the ¢. nent was held I Boxing Bouts | Ss = : that He Iongue lf ° Onn cg atin aelt Adige Ite /wwnars We Y LISTEN! on ibition J ax qo \n/tuars HO WAY \ ts You Putt x) Fak sek Pex exhibit By John Pollock. umn Square ) [TO PuTT— KEEP Much BETTER | | hig BEFCREL Your FEET Close) TOGETHER AND “THAN You OIE ANSWER “THAT YESTERDAY CASEY, EMERGENCY CALL NEEKT MATCH F | 5 af) ‘ W that Attorney-General Car- mody has ruled that the State Athletic Commission cannot pre- went a colored man from meeting a ‘white man in a boxing contest in this Btate, the indications are that a match ‘Will be arranged within the next twen- ty-four hours between Sam Langford @a4 Gunboat Smith to take place before fhe Garden A, C. in Madison Square Garden either on next Friday night or Week later, Boxing Commisstoner fell paid a visit to Albany y y @nd had a talk with Attorney-General Carmody in regard to the mixed bouts, Te ie aid that the Attorney-General in- formed him that the Commission could Bot discriminate against colored boxers f@nd that he will make formal announce Bent to that effect in a few days, Tom MoCarey, of Los Angeles, has @alled off the bout at Vernon, Cal. om Oot. 14 between Leach Cross and Jow Riv: and furthermore has barred Rivers from boxing at his club again. Rivers, who had a suspended sentence of thirty days hanging over him for Butomobile speeding, was arrested again fo Los Angeles for che same offense and | SPELLS are he « pis eosbects are he will have to serve . ~ a HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. } PIRAT RACK Two rear o — 2 = = f 1e (Tt WASNT OR “THs DALY 7) pracnc® td , SON BE OFF our stores. Because Sain Wallach, Leach Cre “SS axe (LL MAKE manag f ety noe anager o} better terme} jill ey 0, With a privi- cent. of the gross ree h to box Willie Ritchie, Garden AL Cc, vr of the club, has of $10,000 to ‘meat Sohnay Du. for ten rounds. Ritchie Will probably accept the offer. LATE FoR My, * APPOINTMENT . ! Gok occurs) Lou, MIND AT _ THE BREAKEA’ “TARLG NOW. Marry Foley, the well known man- ager of fighters of California, is now the legitimate manager of ie Ritole, ight champion Foley tr We for his battie wit Joe Kt advised him ac Well during t Ritent e to th nolus and to-day wis INTERFERING WITH BUSINESS. You MEET GoLe ENTHUSIASTS EVERYWHERE . 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