The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1913, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1913. 13 NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SP ORT eROBER tT EDGREN | TWO IMPORTANT BOUTS TO-NIGHT The Giants and Sox Are Play.ng in Japan) Publiching Co, (The New York World) By ViC'’/ SPORT BRILES. | {SPORT BRIEFS. |. M TWERTS THREE New Gu IH THE GYM “© BER You A A BANTAM , AMIDOLE AND A WEAN YUE IGT. GUAH IM TAno { on the right to play against wor b not under the Jurisds bought a hoynski ever fight Joho team of (oy What boxer outpoint- Jack Johnson? if from the Providence | ena Blackburne, who Ne | wanted to pla ‘tenin Mo didn't make good. | Falitor At Clun of Pomfret a) Wo, (b) Johneon lost a nh Cross aver fight Joe Gans! Gecision to Marvin Mart at any otoer colored boxers’ A READER 1 holder, of the ¢ came through te the national wa tournament on t vard Club, No. street in Philadelphia, secoud round to | %) \ van ever fight with public and when did} tla the rating eo an out. | they » ting this way? 0. G, | fielder of George Burns of the Giants? | bed! beget cabondgt Mb bat Bl ntsc What Is your opinion of nim? (v) What bv ras won hy John %. Sullivan when > kaitor } Shooting in a dewnpo | trap xnooters of the {Clu made tome excelienggsco week-end shoot, Daniel F ea nt MeMahon | pected jed oft the honore of the day by week.” 'PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN DIGESTS FOOD | WHEN STOMACH CANT—I'S GREAT. Stops Indigestion, Sourness, |i* that « but quick Gas and Dyspepsia in fing dime althy condition, i ' Five Minutes. A case of Pape's Diapepsin will cont { | ee fifty cents at an aus } UM you feel bloated afte, eating, and | will convince any ’ you believe it is the food which fills you; if what little you eat lics like a lump of k if there is diffi. alter eating, eructa- of sour, undigested food and acid, heartburn, brash or a belching of gas, tell me in your column if A. re in the | iq " business; also, be gives rare promise. | iy ,4), 5 (h) Battling Levineky is an American | NT READER ot Jewish descent, | where's little choice between Baker ‘No the Sporting Kaitor lana Manon, Both are great players. What man is the highest baseball |gaqhan had the more brilliant record authority? RK. MADRIAN, | ! Wearly all of them claim the honor. | + | Vo the Spotting Kalitor \ (a) Who would you consider the bet- jc ter boxer in the past, McFarland or At- | » tel? What was the name of the boxer! score? Also if Carilale played in New who beat Jack Britton ina recent bout?| york, and if so whom they played. GEORGE W. BAUMANN. | Carlisle aia not meet Colgate ‘ay | (a) MoFarland. (b) Mike Glover | year, The Indians played Dartmouth fought Britton on Thanksgiving Day./on the Polo Grounds Nov. 15 and won, ‘The Bvening World called it a draw. | 35 to 10, ‘This is probably the bout you refer to, | To te Swrting Kdiior To the Sporting Exlitor | Tam & feer 7 and weigh 28 pounds Who won the six-day bike race | What gymnasium and fo in 19117 AJ J.D. | Would’ you advise? 1 Fogler and Clarke. wes of beer at night * through Answer fovibail team . eat does not digest od Coigate, Where and what was not dige | a . editor t 0} le redu ou need Pape's Diapepsin to stop food waitin a sseter pee : \eauiec: owt Oe aca Termentation and indigestion. drug store the moment you decide to « blond of brunette? NAMES: | Out ont the beer ana ay walking, | It neutr’lises exccasiv id, begin its use. ‘ we Me is brown haired—-sort of betwixe Almost any regular exercise should | and between. |Prove beneficial, | ‘Vo the Sporting FAitor i el H Are there ay’ Teatian 0: Hungarian | HARVARD MUM ON REPORT | se ciated Raat UTT. OF A GAME WITH CHICAGO. | Wot that we know of, Abbaticohio of | | . the Pirates was the last of the Italians | CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. §—Neither | maj as we know. mation nor denial eae niger a ° tained from Harvard o 9 ioorting z " Do the vic leagues bar ball-players |'™! 4 La eo that negot who wear glasses? If not, are there |URder Way for a football poison; absorbs that misery and stops fermentation whieh sours entire r.cal and causes Dynpepsi Pupe's Diapepsin will out-of-order Stomach wit utes, and digest promptly, hout an) = Headache, Biliousness, Constipation, | fuss or discomfort, all of any kind of Ter re . Griping, ete. Your real and ouly trouble | food you eat. M 5 ° PAPE'S 22 GRAIN TRIANGULES OF DIAPEPSIN CURES INDIGESTION \N FIVE MINUTES, SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS with | Chicago had approached Harvard regard-| volving much extra work and worry tor| at the Fairmont A. C. Roach evidently inv players at present who wear them?|Chicako University, J. arloy, | ing @ kame it was suggested that such @| coaches and players before the Yale!came into the ring with the one ideal qn the . HH, 8. |Staduate manager of at! and G.| contest might meet the approval of | 84ne jof staying the limit of ten rounds, and |F. Plympton, undergraduate manager, | oritic "sac . RR OGe RE after being Jabbed repeatedly refused to fe no ban against players with nacer,}eritics who thought Harvard's schedule see eine Puadg taowa | dectined to discuss the matter. "We can | cnn cee erougne Havana scheulc|ALBERTS SCORES SECOND _j« tat anybody who finds it necessary | sty fothing about It,” was the only com-| princeton these critics pointed out che KNOCKOUT IN FOUR DAYS. | &, to Wear glasses would also find it hard | men’ either nan would make, Crirson tine had no hard teat, and an a) —— to bat aarp curves and speed. The| Among some of the followers of the | reguit of weaknesses disclose! in that! White Sox ® couple of seasons ago) Crimson athletes who had heard that! game there wan a radical shakeup, in-! ain bout at Frankto Burns of Jorscy City and Young Rector furnished the excitement, The h round he wag being made al q, ‘ ping block of and Reteree Milly Jon | ccnees’ Was all (favor of Burne, who Stoned the one-sided bout, Alberta) @cored « clean knockdown in the third Jounny Kid Alberta won hin second} knocked out Phil Cross last Tuesday|round from a right to the point of the Nght in four days by stopping Al Roach! night. 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