The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1913, Page 18

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1913. { UP-TO-DATE EDITED BY "RE, : THE CABARET IDEA HAS INVADED PUGDOM AL MOY WI ANAND by The Presa Publishing Co. (The New York World), | BOSTON, Sept. %.—The opening bout “4 f NEE: atthe A A. A. was vetween Al. Mc~ .~ - | f Time You Saw Coy of New York, who boxed after the feu Sunt { (untoye Lyed ‘style of “K, 0." Brown, Noan ‘ee, ) Oi won 7 Ger bie be / ‘ » NOTHIN COnCEALE! A ABET SOM Brusso of Pawtucket. jexciting affair and at the end of thi ten rounds McCoy was given the award, ~ Se which he earned by a big margin. The SASK HIM, — | yout between Al, Delmont of Boat } P } i WHAT HE \ ‘and Paddy Callahan of New York was ¢ 2 Dune WITH a big disappointment and the fans were wiad When ft ended. Callahan made little effort to do any boxing and Del mont got thé decision. tJ es tos" oo * ndiliininns i = Judging by His Letter, Tommy aaa \ — arte " “Y NOT Burns Is Stil’ the Manager of pe A mw wy het | \ REFEREE ? A LITT” Arthur Pelky. TNE LEGERDE MAIN IGesteese Wee Way Sam = an ora Attached Cuffs oor sere gene \We tire aban We've yust lei. | that Turn IMY BURNS wants to match) Eve? Bren PUT CUT WaY Don't - i Pelky againa Gundoat Smith. He, oF Tue ( You count me ie asking what terms Billy Gibeon will offer for such an event. “Pelky te out shooting in Alberta at present, ‘| GARDEN \ OVER mM Boss? from Cal- sary. Go it's evident that Tommy didn't lose Peliky after all, in spite of the wild Stories of a “Pelky sttaement Slit between ~~Shirts Simply turn the soiled cuffs over the attempt to “grab” Pelky. He blames Tom McCarey and Tim McGrath, bcs and you have a clean pair. No ind writes a few interesting notes + Os Sis wns 4 OF trouble. Exactly the same in ap- moon Ton.” TS OF YESTERDAY'S GA\ VENTRILOQUIOM pearanceas theregulationattached stiff cuff. Saves laundering. Doubles the “‘life’’ of the shirt. A recent addition to the famous Columbia Shirt—sold at home and abroad since 1875, “If 1 had rehearsed before my Pelky bout, with Peliky.in my garret, Mrs. Burns, my sister, my nephew, my brother and myself would have to know something ebdout it. story was the most miserable fake ever pulled off in 2 % ri ' b erhnay eatt bide iy ‘ nie, Ee + pelt ewe, 6, Mhiladelptt 7; Pittsburgh, 1, GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY | Washington at Ni I tei wh ! land at Detroit ACROBATIC ——— FEAT, ‘ the history of boxing, and I never re- ai TS a In plain pleated and dr shirts, F. ceived @ cent out of the boxing game | jabrics. .50 and up. ‘f im @ Gtehonest way. To be successful _— = ——. _ - _——— - ———__-_—__---—_—.| . . ya ® person has to have some! ae | Columbia Shirt Co., Inc, @nemies, and I guess McCarey and firrt by Shafer, Moran reaching second, |to right. Foster singied to left. Gandit] 18 (Karrick), 7 te 5 tte 2 and out.| dare. s Burning Daylight, Fox: | year-olds, six furlongs —Ratpn, 0a (Bos! ‘New York MeGrath would do a good deal for a! Stengel Med out to Cooper, Murr out, Zelder to Wil ¥ ter guing to] second: fi nt, 106 (Butwell), 13} erate and Dissenter also ran, Mut rely, won; Black Tony," 18 (Loftus) | For sale in all the lWetie money. Money isn't everything in| made a great running 1 of Collina'n |#econd, Morgan eingled to centre, acor- and out, third 12.) paid. Bayport, strangic $3.9. place, 85%] cond pt w 12 «Martins |e ‘§ furnishi this world, although it seems to be with | LJ fly in deep centre. No Runs. One Left. |ing Foster, Morgan out stealing, Swee- i \ show $1, edon, place, $80.90, SNOW ne twat. Leo akoiny iae| st men’s furnishing some peopie.”” Burns incloses a carbon SIXTH INNING—Fiaher and Daubert! ney to Zelider. One Run. VOURTH | $11.20; Frijolee, show $10. : y the creo and department stores. —__— copy of a letter eent to McCare: Merkle's alow inflela! Cree Mied out to Moeller, Woater threw | olds anil ran, Mutuels paid: Ralph, straight| ‘Tom- |took care | FOURTH RACE—Parse $00; maidens; iy suggests quite a little inside ig (Continued from First Page) jumper, Tesreau fied out Stengel, |out Williama, Zelder doubled to left. | 106 OM all ages; foaled in Canada; five furlongs. | 4-70. place £2.09, show $2.20; Black Tony, | “When I refereed the fight for you at Cooper walked. Cooper atole secona.|A wild pitch put Zelder on third, Gan-| frst; Compli:n 1h (Butwell, 8 to ~Our Mabelle, 9 (Rey), won; Cobourg | Piace $270, show $2.3), Hronze Wing, | Nava Junction some years ago between — ‘ Amith threw out Herzog. No Runs./d!l made a xreat one-handed stop of] ty & and 1 to Cleopat, 10) Relte, #1 (Stevenson), second; Tom Fian|-| show #. | t] ' Abdul the Turk and Frank Fields" hel ign, toy a bag. advancing Cooper to|One Lett. Whiteman s hot shot and beat him in a} (Burlingame) on and 3 to 5.| gan, 96 (Hinphy), third, ‘Time, 1.08 . Writes McCarey, “you w much eur. a + Daubert filed out to Murray, Smith| race to the bax. No Runs. One Left third Time—1 Sykerle, Ethel G., Puritan Lass, I prised when I teid you that 1 did wot] "oon: | Fletcher's, Reon went [ went. out on his bounder. Herzog to| SEVENTH INNING—insmith flied |Votes. Intern» Queen and brook, Belle of Lynnville and want to referee the contest ae I had) oo oearg mecond vase, being good| Merkle. Fisher disposed of by Fletcher/out to Whiteman, Maire! threw ont alee Fan Conneff also ran. | money bet on the result, Finally 3 did} io. a nit, and the bases were full,/and Merkle, No Run Gideon. MoRride singled to left, Me-] PUPP 1ACH—seltiug: for tworyeare| Mutuals pald—Our ‘Mabelle and Co-! referee and gave the deision—a fair Burne wan called out on strikes, Shater| SEVENTH INNING—Pletcher lifted a| Bride stole second. Williains made a] olds, tive and @ ait furiongs.—Trade | pourg Belle (entry), straight 4.9), piace rd honest ohe—to Abdul the Turk. The 1 sacrifice fly to Collina,|fy which Cutshaw grabbed in short cen-[sreat stop off Boehling's hot smash and | Mark, We (MoTuggarts, even, t to 3 and | 440, show 2.2%) Tom Flanigan, show $6.00, next day you told me what a sucker 1) "ent & lone 7 id retired him unassisted. No Runs. One]! to 6. firaty Louls 15 (Ders| epEPH TEAC Purne $1,000; three- | 01, second: yearcoldu and up: ha one mile | PB wap not to nave called st a draw and| Cooper rcoring after the catch, Daubert] tre Burns flied out to Collins Shhfer eet ens grounded out, Cutshaw to Daubert. No| Lett wd 2 . he| then inade « fine stop of Murray's : Aen ‘ = a feu stout j aoe puree Ot Ae av eete to re|iirive and retired him vinassieted, One| Runs FeGRIn Bash) Walked Me oe ee er ee ae Plate Glass, 126 (Burns), firat:| 900,000 purse rien an rl Nac, creo tate Murray grabbed Fletcher'n long foul| put Peckinpavgh on second. Sweeney | even. third. Time, 1.07 The Urehin, | Hearts of Oak, #9 (Gray), second; The eetve. You managed to make the Jot feds i Bi filed out to Murr Her-!out, Foster to Gandil, Peckinpaugh go-) Re! Path, Violet May, Bulgar, Penni-| pump, 109 ° (Watts), third. Time, | t was true.” Cooper replaced Snodgrass in centre| fy. Brown ‘ay. . Jenn al ump . believe that bey hata audio waren fe| fold tor the Gian! Moran walked, | 0K made a fine stop of Moran's slow|ing to third. Knight batting for Me-| J@s4 also ran 1.41 2-5. Volita, Dynamite, Colston te wen fers out. It accuses Me-|Citahaw sent @ slow bounder to Shafer, | bounder and tossed him out at first, No| Hale. Knight walked, Caidwell ran and Fountain Fay also ran. tase, re ie’ with Tim McGrath to] ehe touched out Moran on his way to} Rune the basen for Knight. Maisel walked, RESULTS AT TORONTO. Mutuels paid—Plate Glass (Davies! cee Palsy into thinking Burns was! second, Stengel sent a long fly to, a tay Ais ance NOLS DA Med OP unas aks entry), atraight $8.50, place'$2.50, show jartzell, den hit to Boehiing, who! FIRST RACK—Purse $9; for three- | i ‘i cheating him. The object being, natur-| (nope Collins fouled out to Merkle Guk Ani, foe me ; j " 7 | i No ft 0 | . forcing out Peckin-| yea wari x pion vhs ener ee we ik an gett sags paugh, who threw to Gandil for a double |jongs—Sylvextris, 107 ut that line about the famous $90,000) SECOND INNING--Mayers sent e | play, No Runs. Two Left —_—>— ): Hearts of Ouk, place $3.20, show ing: six fur-! $2.50; The Rump, show, (Watts), firat amma RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE. National League Take Up Forfe Janus, 111 (Warrington), second; Sprin Tf EN deli ACesed anpes laea opeg yp asta ean nett a qa mama, 110 (Adams), third. Time, 1.14 candal will out! That was @ much/him unansteted, Allen could not find RESULTS AT HAVRE DE GRACE | stanma Jonnec : Purse $600; for maiden Queed, Lewis, Aloha, ) FIRST RAC | ; x to-ni talked of purse in ite day—and it was) the plate and Merkle st | (Continued from First Page. | SE aT Jack Nunnally, Song gf Rocks, Theo, |fillles two years old; five furlongs.— . o aeiene “Just ® plain fake after all. It never) Tesreau pasted the ball t FIRST RACE—Three-year-olds and} ook and York Lad alfo ran. Mutuels| Lady Moonet, 110 (Goose), first; Irides- | om ewhich will ‘to . existed except in the elastic tmagina-ja single, promoting Merkle ty second. | UP: alx furlongs,—Silver Moon, 98 (Rob-| paid: Sylvextris straight $16.10, place| cence, 110 (Steele), second; Thaka, 110 g ‘ tien of the promoter and on the sheets! Cooper singled to cenire, scoring | Roeijing to MoBride, to Gandil ‘o| bina), § to 2, oven and 1 to 2, frat; Hae-} $5.00, $8.50, show| (Borel), third. Time—I,0t Tom Boy, | that fell from the uimble typewriter: Merkle, and on Stengel’# throw toons, son, 108 (Trexler), 7 to 1, 5 to 2 and 6 to | $5.50. ”, Margaret Lowrey, Kyrene, Chatter of the prese agent. | the plate T w reached oni Her] YECOND INNING—Morgan waiked,| 5, secoud: Dr. R. La Swarenger, 104 RACE—Purse $300; twoe ity, Miss Kruter, Shep- “ | eer Bog flied out to Moran in short TRht | gingmith forced Morgan at second, Peck-| (Waldrow), 10 to 1, 4 to t and 2 to 1, year-olds; selling; five furlongs.—Be-| herdess, Belle of Normandy alao ran. ' IM SAVAGE han erievance: gene |Btenge!_ made a pretty running catch) inouugn to Zelder. Aingmith died mteal-| third. ‘Time, 1.18 1-5. Angler, Sir Al-| het, 104 nnolly, first; Martian, 14;| Mutuets pald: Lady Moonet, straight Ce aor Pg eecormeoend hd ® fly in right centre One} ig Sweeney to Zelder, Gideon singled Vercot. Agnar, Incision, Hans Creek and) Rightunire, Nanc 9.70, place $4.80, show $3.20; Iridescence, | Sea daca 149 ved many and various, tun. Two Lert to centre. Gideon out ateading, sweeney | Briation also ran, | Adams. third. place $b), show $26); Thaka, show | Daubert strotied yn four wide pitehed| (4 peokinpaugh. No Runs, | SRCOND RACE Svarlet “} $19.10, PN Ne ow tines in regard to that Balle. Daubert stole second. Bmith] Hoehiing tossed out Willlams, Morgan! old# and upward; im Amazenent, Battling Nelson! SECOND 1ACE, ~ Purse ‘Just @ fe air,” be writes. bounced one to H who threw MM (iosseq out Zelder. Whiteman fouled to | Ards. ~Hedieltone, 101 Trish Ann also ran, olds and upward, six furlongs: Jack Keating seer og thet Te never Out at Aral, promoting Daubert tol vinenith, No Runs Ito Lh to t and & 10% won; Royal; Mutuely paid: Behest straight, 89.19; Wa A; 407 CRIKtOK), won ey b contract to meet Keating | {™F4- Rie RUS to. Riaicier AAS | THIRD INMING—Packinoniah Liraw | Molen 16 (Dernnde): 7 to'10./2 te 9 ana | Pia iG); show, 81 Martian.| Aten, 17 (Bore), wecond, Ambrose, We} Bept. In fact, 1 knew nothing Dauber That e an aut Pleteher ta {out McBride. Borhling was sate on | a va wrctor Heatran, Wy AS e, i show, $5.00, Naney Orme] Matt . third, Time, 11 Alfred about the fight coming off on that,lome and Dials rin cee tiaantitne Mosiier Aled out. to | GINA) TiN Je 8 to 8 And avery tint | ABD 00, V., Lavold, Chanticleer, King Olympian date. 1 wish some of these poopie, Meyers Son Abatar soubed Mucha Whiteman in right re. Milan hit to| Thine, 145. Bra Mio, rug, Howecrent, iz and I 4 also ran, re would have a heart stop throwing Tee Me RAL hud tara ea her /deep right centre for a home run, acor- | Paleada, alser and Lad of oes Mutuels pald: John 1), Waketleld, the harpoon for minutes, and|of © safe tt een Not ing Doehling abead of him. Foster out | Hanxden also [wards about two miles straight 6 place $2.90, show $2.40; lus give mea chance. There's no man in|t'me to Ket his man 5 ane on @ grinder to Willfama unassivted, | THIRD RA ap for all ages: ) Bayport, Li Usermath), firs cille Alien, p , show $4.10; Ame wes Hah nix furlo H kinpaugh walked. Sweeney forced |~ erable fumble of bt¥| Peckinpaugh, Morgun to McBride. Me- | er, 102 (Byrne), )don, Wi tHowser), . fret: Sp: rend, Mrijolee, 121 prose, show $3.10, 4.00 2- Mal" THIRD RACE —Handiap: for twoe it. the ring that phases me, from More] i NING- Burne reached feat | Gan'e champion up to Gunboat BmitR”) O niths Howard), third OXPR, after knocking out hisj#!ow roller Shafer walked, Burns go-! Hale forced Sweeney, McBride to Mor ‘opponent a couple of nights ago,|ing to mecond. Murray wingled to ven-\gan Maine! walke endeavor of boxera whose aim it is tOlcaught at third on Fischer's perfect) Mot please, Why shouldn't popular nue throw to &n | plone to the charm of their exhl+| bal! to deep right centre for two 9ase@ | ael thre! orean, + alae serge nging, dancing ® ClOKJecoring Murray, Meyers tried to ateal|cut to wren No Rave mth men phe dronped manipulating a deck of cards @ [8] thinl and was out on Fisher's throw tol” foster cade a great atop of Wiijiama| OFim. Tn Keene, producing the strugsiing ral-} smith, the latter making a cateh | grounder aid threw him out at firm, | forest bit mysteriously from the utter of the ball. Merkle singled to centre. | Zeider walked. Whiteman singled | handkerchief, or tovsing of @ neat Dit! Tewreny Med out to Moran. Two RUG [centre advancing Zolder to third, F ‘1 ors, $2 ater to 1 OINNING--Gandil died on ri to Williams, unandated, Ma | Hat with feljeyed the applavey ef ‘sised-tire, scoring Burns and on the throw iwaikod, filling the: ba 5 eee tonat | The Lord QAORRY not to have been able Ma fair and sing! senti- |) Mhafer w to wecond, On ano artiell o rounde organ umley. . : ¢ ¥ Arete eaey une at|eionctel fannie sia RITE ae Lee eee ee eee pipe ww tosupply the big demand for the Lord Chumley and the A ° Earl. But late comers will be glad The Crowning, Triumph of to know—I’ve now a-plenty in all the new shades and smart effects of green, blue and brown. The Lord Chumley, contained “Marinaiton. ” > in this picture, is bound to (eo) 208 ne Man Sutter th. Meyers amanhed tie ! ground of ventriloquism? One Lett linpaugh forced out Whiteman, Good idea, and not copyrighted. Kirkpatrick patted for Allen and| Morgnn, and a quick relay to Gand | struck out Moran watked Cutshaw | Another letter: gtd ckinpaugh at frat, No Runs, One | Country Aingled up the first base line, promoting Moran to third. Stengel hit a bounder INNING: to Herzog, but as Shafer muffod the wr Betce aig Jn a Perfect throw to second. Moran crossed | w mashing Heneeera uthoritatively on what you are pro- |"! pits ans eee reached second | 14, 1 to Zelder No Runs | PAW ome found'y ignorentt fecond, Uervox to ‘N ; At Oxford possibly per cen’. of | mnt 5 Sinied torleht Moftale nit $ the students pay the 80) mubacrip- | [8K)"8 yunte play, Fomter Morgan | (ion which covers al) var tubs; | Lig haves Sith | ty Candi, Maimei again walked Mart | § ou this $9,00 (approximately) the | Mnelet te the in Mg CUISHAW. | geli fouled out to Ainamith No ttuns Varsity conducts ali of its atuietics, | "Ut 48 Colllus alsa tried to tally on the lane Lett What does it cost Yale per aunum? | M') be Was anil ant at the plate.) SINTH INNING -Hartaell made a Where would Yale or any college be | Mr cher to to Meyers Two ub of Springfeid, Sept. 21. My Dear Edgren: Why will you persist in writing please the smart dresser who wants really individual style. re The price is 82 al my stores only. = = second Dav 12 Greater New York Stores. = ca - —— See Phone Book for Addresses. \Look Out for Jack Frost. _An Arn- he footvall ree {Runs ‘Two j reat one-han f Milan's drive 3 . eas SSS gies and how mgch more per aise POUR Brown replaced : ig QUT heim $20 Suit Will Make Him Feel et St ath {Alien in the box for Brooklyn, «* —_ ol ul ————————————————————————————————————— tals carvoundinan (onaches, (raining ee Fe MAR DS NE anes tee Gees a : abies ene) dan te old Det | ee oer i te te ea — mm = ust Like a Summer Breeze. ~eU ‘All these men participating in the | Tow to Cutwhaw. Mergog walked te Its of the expenditure the | Fletcher fied out to Stengel, Herzox The Arnheim $20 is a wonderful suit. Has the style, | fit, appearance, making, material and wear of auits | made elsewhere at $30 and $35. Suits to Measure, $20. A thousand attractive materials to select from. An infinite variety of weaves and colorings. Full 16-02, materials, Try an Arnheim ‘‘Twenty.” Every ment is cut, made and finished in our own establish- ment. large sums spent over athletics are | also tried to burglarize xecond, ut WAR eaded for Olympic teams, whether | naies on Miachers throw to Fisher am or not. Wh Runa Pisher was reured Hierzom and @razy to ve mistaken for an Irishe Merkie Wiseher vent a jong fy to man, to whom a sense of fairness is {Murray in deep left Town was an - vaknowa. Yours very truly, jeasy victhn on stnkes, No Mune. Ram piotousaly inane oe PIFTH INNING—Hob Fisher made a 5 profoundly ignorant of what Mr. | apiendid atop of Burna's bounder back # Travers is drivin, but I’ le “headed” “or pameting, whether ns |@f second base and threw him out by iter ie printed 4® fast throw to Daubert. Shafer was Of that ermineng ,called out on atrikes, Murray walked which sometingl |Meyers filed out to Stengel in short COLLAR # Evgiih comment upoa Amerid No Runs, One Let Broadway & A Be Ee tora vas ae ie Mocan'e las 2FOR 25 CENTS MC | Ninth a hor Tn e m Aa ific Jine fly and the driv ood for] CLURTT PEABODY: ‘TROY 7 ae oo ecstal Toren, 2.302. Mx, y anole hase, Culshaw was thrown out th SS yGuoodresse!s | : ; . F) ‘ : Com-