The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1913, Page 19

_—-— * HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919. NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT rail ) @ By VIC. PACKEY M’FARLAND MAKES BIG MATCH EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN Friendanip Bont Cinh Ry hea | dance and entertainment (0 Brlendahip Po. Police Have Orders to Keep Women ce tut doa Now LISTEN AREL.OUGO ) y IM THE GYM AND EIGHT | 5 (AW ¢ OUT WITH MY Mew Hore eee: To SEE Wo MEETS THE WINNER OF ihe ches uicraky Scee mext Birthday he will be just thirty | years old. ‘To the Bperting Batter: | (a) A says that a referee ts not 21- lowed to give @ decision in New York. B eaya he ta (b) Who won the Nght between Cross and Ritchie, according to the book? (c) Pieane give the Jewish | nationality of the Giants and Yani JAS. OHENKIN. (a) A te right. (b) Ritchie won in \IT CAN’T BE DONE! Copyright, 1913, by the Press Pu AXEL 1S SATISFIED ! Out of Fight Clubs tn ‘Frisco WAAL You BIG BUM DON'T Fiotr Odes CUHK My BATTLING Bot (mM WIFE AND VEL RoHMS held Dea. @ at Pain. elgh Th re Lexington avenue. hostreet and will be| Charles A . Fifty thet ain smith interest | | CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR, re 0-DAY" COME ONCE IN A CENTU they vear's show wi est any that have 1a Eriendships, nt and 4 t been given by whose annual enter. 4s an event of rowing circles, __ AMUSEMENTS. DATS, $1.50-Gag cot tO ADVISE. | qocngh t0 got his name in the reverd) |, oT ise of all acwopeper caperts. HIM How vo | ne Biter: (0) There are wo Jewish players on FiGHe UL Please inform me whether Packey MoFarland’s opponent in a recent fight wes Kid of New York or Johnny (Kid) Atverte of New Jersey. + Tomany (Kid) Alberts of Jersey. ‘Te the Sporting Bittor ‘Who ie ‘conceded to be the cleverest fighter, Ad Woilgast or Packey MoFar- land? A. L. HOGAN. No, 27 Riverside avenue, Scotia, N. Y. either the soagtle or Mighlender team. ‘Te the Gperting Ratt Does Freddy Welsh hold @ referee's Gecieion ever Packey McFarland. J. M. F. Packey MeFariand rnd Welsh fought three times. In their first meeting at ‘Milwaukee om Feb. 21, 1908, Packey won tue Geciston. Their second battic at ‘Vernon, Oal., on July 4, the same year, went twenty-five rounds to a draw. In their third meeting in London, May 30, 1910, the referee's decision was a) draw after twenty rounds. | ‘To the Bporting Editor Tam a young man twenty years of age and a fairly good ball player, play- ing the infield, chiefly second base. aTHey Wik, Have RE CAREFUL NOT TO QUEER “THEIR DiISGUISES WT THIS STUFF PERHAPS SOME OF “THE WOMEN With MoFariand, without @ dab. | Could you let me know thro! : CR ‘Woigast ts of the slugging type. t ppl : ‘To the Aporting Fiittor: out with some minor league team? Who te the cloverest eniddlowslem? | After seeing Jack Denning box Papke | and MoGoorty I picked him. Ie he tii | in the boxing game? Where !s Paddy | Gullivan? I recently heard Jack Black- ‘urn is out and intends fighting again. Ie this report true? “GINK." Jack Denaing was clever, but not the | Cleverest. Me is now a boxing tustruc- | tor at the Oity A. 0. of Mew York. Paddy Sullivan ts still in New York. Jack Blackburn is still in jail, but there! as boon taik of his obtaining a pardon! day bike rider. NATALE RIZZO. a. 0. pply in the rpring to the managers of es various minor league teams re- questing « tryont at your own expense, ‘To the Sporting Editor Did Rivington Bisland ever play on the Atlanta (Ga.) team, or was he once with the Pittsburghs? Cain =n us ste shortstop in the Southern League. He | ‘wae Grafted by the St. Lonis Browns | at some time, possibly four years or | less back. Bisland sat on the bench with the Pittsburghs, but never got ei “eu Me FIGHTER? ot DOVE — 00 {Look LIKE. & ODAY By George Broadhurst and Abraham schomer, IF You RA eeED YOUR WIFE AND SHE COMMITTED THE GREATEST WRONG, WOULD YOU FORGIVE HER IF our WIFE WANTED TO DRIVE YOUR MOTHER AND R OUT OF YOUR HOME, WHAT WOULD YOU DO IFYOU ENC! GET YOUR “TO- sex i Mme. KALICH 3, LYCEUM 4,5; ELSIE FERGUSON way & oi CRITERION 3s 1 D BEL iM sTHnek wouan. ANN SWINBURNE ve Herbert’ (Oy ADUAP DTC THE DRAMATIC HIT IFE ASSOCIATED WITH A WOMAN OF BAD INFLU- . AND YOU FOUND IT OUT, WHAT WOULD YOU DO ANSWER IN DAY’”’ OF THE CENTU - Alas te. RBES ROBERTSON” WELL aie chance to play. To the Sposting Fattor What is the highest score on record made by @ bowling team conalating of | five men? CONSTANT READER. | High five men, single game, Bonds of Columbus, ©., 1,066 in A. B. ©. tour. WELL , THE WOMEN GOT THE. VOTE (Nh CALIFORNIA AND ITS A QINCH THEY'LL DOPE QuT & WAY TOSEE FIGHTS. ‘Brocoo is ag Ttalias, ‘To the Sporting Editor: Kindly answer through your queries and answer column who fought for the $26,000 house up at the Garden A. C.? MIKE STEIN. Mere are the receipts of the biggest houses drawn at the Garden since the Morton Law days: Brown vs. Matt ‘Wells, $28,000; Mc@oorty vs. Gibbons, | 996,000; MoFariand vs, Wells, $26,300, | and McFarland vs, Britton, 984,000, ‘Te the Sporting Editor: A. says that Abe Attell te thirty years of age; B. says that be ie about thirty-three or thirty-four. ; H. KLEIN. Attéll was born Feb. £2, 1884. On his eee WEINERT BIG SURPRISE; BOXES LEVINSKY DRAW. E_COPS WIkL HAVE. “TS KE Eve ope -e +4 "I JE WOULD WORK “TS KEEP THE ANTES FAN OUT! THis o1scuts ALL” THE SCRAP SCRAPPERS ¢ GET in eee FREE | rye Sse ume oa, rane BASEBALL NOTES tral Clb of Rochester, 2,997 at W. B. 4. tournament, Paterson, W. J., 1919. ‘To the Sporting Tditor: | A St. Louls fan who claims to be in) batting eye and that players hit by How can one become a regiatered}on the “know” is eo sure that Hd athlete There is a boxing tournament | Konetchy of the Cardinale will be @ coming off at the N. Y. A.C, and t is| member of the Giants next season that open to all registered athletes. I|he wagered $100 to 900 with a friend would like to participate in {t but I] that the deal will be made. am not a registered athlete. R. IT Apply to the registration committes | of the A. A. U. at Mo. 31 Warren street, New York City. ‘To the Sporting Exiitor: Kiting for the past six seasone. Bill Shipke, who waa once with the Senators, id some good playing at nd third for the Omaha Hoe made only five Johnson, the backstop that will be tried out by the Highlanders in the | spring, had more assists than any catcher in the Western League last Soh SAF} ce Na ame, “GRUMPY” a bs ' ih : Te tt te eninge ot ‘the ry | GEN TORN REGAN | eae miter aH Merito Aconta a Jand an outfeld berth with th WITH A TUR SIASE OF Near the close of a gaine of check-| season, While wearing the mask and| !”nd DaRcoac eset ith tH S100. O ies be na | protecto: roy | ingtons on ie a Battling Levinsky drew a tartar in Hide A has ay Tan a Bi As one ait | Protector for the Oniehe ab be ie When nated the Nevonain ece ee tS bE Young Weinert at Brown's last nigat| three men involved being kings and in} 156 aysists to his redit. He played P| proved wonderfully near the clot a and after ten rounds of terrific milling brea aheiey me ON EA eely. Accl- | 137 games and had 724 putouts. His|the season. He's playing winter ball and neither | player 1s able to say exactiy in what positions the men were in before the the gentleman with the warlike mon- ker could only enrn a draw. It was a rude shock, for Levinsky, who has been Helding avera, 80. wae ,in Cuba now, and if he keeps on im. proving he might push Moeller or Shanks out of their berths. The last heard of Ty Cobb'a brother accident. What should be done? Paul, who for a time was veiling —_— a ies cutting a wide path in pugelistic lanes | ; | ed Pop. A J.M,¢, (on tho Iatter's rep, was that he was! Nick Altrock is apending the winter the last few months, For the firet time | aa. ooiy shing to do im this case te With the Union Amociation, He fielded !in hard fashion. The best thing Nick FANNIE WA adn in montha Levineky weighed mote than ps 0 poorly for the Lincoln team laat| does at his home in Chicago ts to @nd a hia opponent, tipping the beams at 170 |%° Start ® fresh game. It's the old | New Amsterdam \i-# a sporting position again—|vear that he was unconditionally re-| thirat and with a few oth r ye ora pounds, while Weinert carried 161, Pereen tha ke ate eer Germans engage In the demon THE LITTLE Save Weinert opened on third-epeet and | 7nere ® man can he can't lose, | pinochle, The Nationals’ comed ©.M, 8, McLatlan To the Sporting FAltor follow this vocation all winter and be i carried the fight to the Quaker boxer in Who are the ten greatest pitchers | Des Moines, the | on tap when the gong sounds for the | ot % ; the early rounds, Weinert used beth iin the American League, accoriing to | te only club in th 1914 wengon. } hands effectively in the clinches and |... 1913 records? AR mans a triple play last season, Sioux -— ‘ oO was good at long range. Only Levin- 4 City, last in fielding, had the moat} Word comes from the Pacific conat sy ‘ aky's cleverness offset Weinert's ap- age mesclinily to sebeg itt oriacre) | (double playa that Hal Chase's ankle ts in auch bad . 8 via clever can \ shape that itm feared Ne. will be ts A- 3 AVE 39 W125" bc had ie eee with travias ¥. aiecten abe, Cis Boehling, py Cond, Tiger outfiel and leading| able to engage actively in the national BOTH STORES} ra as) on; " | batter for the American age during nt with an re's no such thing as ing to adraw. They fought like bear- cate in the final round, oS YOUNG EBBETS HEADS NEWARK BALL CLUB. head of the Newark clud. The new President is a son of Charles H. Eb- pastime next year, Chase was injured in one of the early games of the White fox Athletics; Falkenburg nea 'N EVENINGS Gregg. | the 1913 campaign, com Cleveland. aasertion that t ‘BLE. 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