The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1914, Page 12

P-TO-DATE AND NEWSY se eee to fight Joo Welsh Figures That His Battle Against Joe Rivers Will Go Twenty Rounds, “ew EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, _ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW. EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN Rivera, the Mexican, at Vernon, California, to-morrow afterncon. Reavy hitter, ‘Welsh expects the bout to go the full @weaty rounds, and says that he'll Rivers like a trout on a hook make him beat himseif. Just Mkelihood of his stopping the Mexican. if Rivers wins probably it will be With a knockout. He is fast and a When he fought Bitohio for the title Rivers carried fhe Aight to the champwn for several and even had Ritchie a little suet sta Sunday Practice Barred CCORDING to accounts from the training camps MoGraw and other major league managers ‘are boasting of the extreme profici- @ncy of some of their new men picked ‘ap from the minors, and even pre- @icting that before the season is will be playing better bail the older regulars. y that MoGraw and the others make such foolish statements! everybody who has listened to janized baseball magnates dur- past several weeks knows league players know whatever about baseball. | we their authority for the| ‘ederal brand of to be a flat failure be- eit FEE: B E Hn cool, Moran says: it that the FF Ook the. Beart oy wo. Thi ESCRIBING Johnson's “wres- “Johnson likes to|lutely necessary. think be can win at an; he] GA See stonee, on to stay here until the season The Brooklyn fans will not peo tel the season is well ad- van Arriving Saturday the players were greeted by ideal apring weather and with the warm sun urging them on they were in uniform and on the field before noon. A brisk workout was a in, #0 strenuous that yes. an meet oe ee Rae mesitated be- fore y . im Delehant a? old boys should nd ~. © Gop SCHEME = THEIR, Ter AND MIONAP ‘EM, In Camp of Owner Ward Insists That Sab- bath Must Be Observed— 25 Players on Hand. {@pectal to The Brening World.) Columbia, 8. C., March 16, ANAGER BILL BRADLEY and the Koglish twenty-five members of the beat him with Brooklyn Federal League Club Observed the Sabbath. They spent it establishing themselves at their hotel preparatory to a stay that will extend over practically one month. John M. Ward declared last night that Bradley and players are well pleased with their quarters and ae of South Carolina field, tling bouts” in Kurope, Frank vot kaos Math tte tite lo cea change of base until the step is abso- Rew pete until — bas ry AVE you noticed that sudden baw omipustaam break in the knockers chorus |*As yet the French bi formerly directed at Wille fe tiny r Ritchie? Willie went through with |of the Racing Club of France,’ ‘the Wolgast match without any pre-| oarsmen o Venting accident. Wolgast probably | fret workout of the season wishes he bad broken bis leg the| 2” week before, but the rest of the pop- lation of this great country is well Satisfied. Ritchie may bave to post- run uni ahella sjons | ay Pented on the does Sant he maken good in such | en ase ore oe Lpopslarity 008 up with | portunity, @ seventeen men turned ry |. Nothing but crippling ac- |out in various rowing craft, eident could possibly make Ritchie wish to avoid fighting. HE Federal League managers claim to have “Fifty million my math for 8 dollars backing.” Probably, | spurt ten ship, ough, if the Federals lost an unex- peotedly large amount di ee aera em come conclusion of that ay ® kom pie ¢ named took fi tition will open. ry eer } luring the firet behind them ool fop other # Vorable,, The oarsmen hi asl Gould, —— Larchmont Yacht Announces Dates for Races for Three Cup Defenders, ‘The Larchmont Yacht Club ts tho firat organization to announce ita tentative racing schedule. The club has been successful in drawing the America’s Cup boats for three regattas. The boats will race for @ series of prises offered by the fag officers. The fret regatta will be sailed on dune 6, second race is scheduled for Mon- third content will nohing baseball n Mi amateur der F. ave no professional Caught in the Sport Net Brooklyn Feds the last to leave, Jim Delebanty, Danny Murphy, Artie Hofman ‘and Bill Bradley declared that er, were Glad to get a bat in hand again. Manager Bradley announced that he will have two workouts daily, the firat beginning at 10 A. M. and con- tinuing till noon, when an intermis- sion for lunch will be followed by more work from 1.80 to 3.30 o’clook. ‘The collegians will then run through their daily tricks on the field. lohn M. Ward leaves to-night for Mr. Ward will probably {od straight through unless he is forced to stop in Washington to do @ little “scouting” for lost uniforms. A portion of ¢ university gymnasium. Mr. Ward will return before the training season {a ended, probably coming to Colum- bia from the echedule meeting at Baltimore late this month. Three additional players are ex- ted to reach the camp to-night or fosmorrow morning. These are La- fitte, Steve Evans and Griggs. Hild brand arrived from his home in Ob! is working at work on the field: iradiey, Hofman, Chouinard, Gag- nier, Owens, Peters, Holt, Marion, Delehanty, Juul, Scott, Watkins, Mar- ket, Morrisey, Myers, Wataon, Con- nolly, Thompson, Conway, Anderson, Weatersil, Murphy, Maxwell, Som- mers, Hildebrand, Delehanty and ap" Myers are Firat place is ady conceded to the famous ‘idder,” Steve Evans. up base- ir Bur Evening World’s Head Pin Tourney Starts To-Morrow. annual Evening World head urnament, the big feature of the local bowling year, starta at 8 o'clock to-morrow night on Joe Thum‘'s White Elephant al- leya, For weeks past the leading pinmen and clubs within a radiua of ftty miles of New York have been busy sending in their entries, and the number of entrants that will start in this year’s tourna- ment makes a new record for the popular bowling contest. ‘arda during the throe days’ play “Gould und’ Cove: fi have shown excep- the past two weeks, ¢ clever exhibition of the court game ie predicted by those who have followed their work. Covey has shown remarkable speed and endurance in practice and played the ball accu- rately trom all angles of the court, eo Am: training at his pri ‘Wood some weeks ily with “hia trainer, Frank Forrest tennis experts report that Go: form ” ‘lem River had ¢ reaterday, ine weather made conditions fa-| tray at thel "bank “to” avoid | th tin, \ce. opolitan, Lone Btar, Nassau, er Aasiropelitan, Lone ter, ri ream. The Brat st of the op- tennis international com- sAiion will ‘open, in’ Philadelphia to- the American . Ce the aVey te pre w Yor! sich, Mer ington tion t otees Phulwaslphine Not oe EE uld's je better than at any time in his play- Ing career, yh L. Spotts 4 Daniel F. Mo- Mahon broke ail tng*Larchmont’ ack i winin Ralph L, “Bpotte al rocks out of the able 160, def out oi .., pamibie , le! re. McMahon, who that score, 3 straight in the shoot-o ‘The beat previous high gun ecore at this club had been 14. M'GOORTY DEFEATS SMITH; DECISION WAS UNPOPULAR. SYDNEY, N. 8 W., March 16—Eddie MoGoorty of Oshkosh, Wis, yesterday was given the decision over Jeff Smith, another American fighter, at the end of @ hard-fought twenty-round bout. The fight took place in the Stadium and was MAY CovcEct @ * TF Fuw Mong PLavers “™ By The Lasso “ag METHOD, ee HE'S APTERL The cuss. mR VE Pee. gaants wor MGRAWS camp ae THE FEDS START RAIDING Copyright, 1814, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World), Bartwr. Do iT WW DISauISEe. Rowing Coaches at Yale Will Give Every Candidate Chance To Get Place in Varsity Boat squad of rowing coaches at Yale have decided to put a new crew system into effect immediately. The plan is to give every candidate a chance to make the varsity eight. There are about one hundred men in the equad now and they will be divided into Classes. A varsity squad of a specified number of men will be main- tained, based upon men who now hold seats in the first varsity boat. As soon as « member of @ class crew shows sufficient ability he will be shipped to the varsity squad and a varsity man will be retired to his class boat. By this method the new coaches expect to sift down the entire squad until the best men hold seats in the firat boat. Class crews will receive substantially the same coaching as the varsity. Captains of the clase crews, all of whom were elected by crew men of their own class, are: Senior boat, Livingston Rogers, Hyde Para, N. junior boat, Erskine Birch Harrison, Kansas City, Mo.; sopho- more boat, Alexander McKee Munson, York Harbor, Me. Wolgast and Sam Langford Are Booked by O’ Rourke o ui jt. i They'll Appear in Bouts at/out Brown of this city Mahia eet Bradley of Philadelphia at the ame National Sporting Club— fg —— ye ackey McFarland Ritchie’s Plans Include $10,- that Willie Ritehte was ec s eer aa Wowace in their bout at M. 000 Bout With Jimmy] sc00and cashes “Uakered, $1,000 to Duffy wanted Tom Jones, manager Wol- to take the bet, but Fron decline Poe triena ‘Of Wolt ry “Young” Shugrue i By John Pollock. Leach Cross in a tek tun poset Mt O'ROURKE returned to-day | t! Empire A. C. show on next Fri- from Milwaukee, where he ex-| 51 - jee es the Mc- pected to book Wolgast or| this one ten-round go. » uses Ritchie for bouts at the National) bis manager, Tommy Lee, will k m4 Sporting Club of this city. He was un- |r Australia on March 23, F successful, for the time being at least. lor tee O'Rourke says that after Ritchie's| weinhe wate th Sonine tenths week's theatrical engagement in a/| front in that division as a result of Chicago theatre the champion will go|Ml® humerous victories over many g0-calles hi back to Frisco to \prepare for hls|real teat tocmerre crete n Mil, Ket it, fight with Tommy Murphy. slated to box Battling Levinaky. a After that Ritchie will start Hast, | {6 Broadway Sporting Club of stopping at Milwaukee for an engage- . aim mont with Charley White of Chicago.| Leach Cross, who has entirely re- During the second week in May govarea from hia attack of tonsilitia, Ritchie will meet Jimmy Dufty of | inemned for “rpegtie with, Johnny Lockport, N. Y., at the Queensboro| atlantic Garden A’ C. on Maarehi te, A. C, of Buffalo. Tne weight will be 2 186 pounds at 6 o'clock. It is said r that Matchmaker Charley Murray in- CHA died Bicchie. to ign by jyotrering him RLESTON WINNERS. 10,000 for the ut. olgast, ac- *) cording to O'Rourke, is going to lay |, FIRST RACE—Two-year-olds; four off for two months because of a bad |*urlongs.—Jim Savage, 108 (Corey), Wrist, The “Michigan Wildcat” ulso | 11 0 5, 4 to 5 and 1 lo 3, frat; Jeane claims his nerves are shattered. When | Jr, 106 (Nicklaus), 6 to 2, 4 to 6 and bis hand becomes strong Wolgast will “4 : box three men at O'Kourke's club, |1 t@ % second; Gladwin, 108 (Han- the opponents to be picked by |OVer), 10 to 1, $ to 1 and even, third. O'Rourke, Time, 0.50, Unalera, Commonada, O'Rourke has Bam Tangford booked |S22t® Maria, Racy, Highfalutin and to box at the National Sporting Club Page White also ran, 4 wook from to-night. The tar baby’s} SECOND RAC opponent hasn't been selected yet,| and upward; sellin, but it will probably be Jim Johnson, | Raleigh P. 00 (McTaggart), 6 who recently tought Jack Johnson in|}, 5 to 2 and 6 to 6, first; Golliwogg, Paris, or Hilly Watkins, a colored | 12% (Nichol), 6 tol, 6 to 2 and On heavyweight undor Jimmy Johnson's] 5: second; Laura, 100 (Smyth), 6 to 1, management. O'Rourke's ‘card to-|S.t0 2 and 6 to 6, third, ‘Timo, 116 1-5, night sounds good. It includes three ts ten-round bouts as follows: Jack | Lloyd, Lord Welle, Mathie Jobnson, Read of Australia vs. Billy Bennott| Dick's Pet also ran, of Ireland; Packey Homey of New| THIRD: RACE — Three-year-olds York vs. Harry ‘Thomas of England |&% Upward; mile and a sixteenth. and Joo Hall vs, Joe Appel. two| 2004 Day, 107 (Waldron), 8 to 2, 4 middieweights known as the fighting e. pa 2 to 5, firat; Napier, 100 chauffeurs. (McTaggart), 10 to 1, 8 to 1 and 6 to 5, second; El Wah, 104 (Murphy), 18 1 to 2 and ‘out, third. Time, Joe Stein, El Oro, Fellow 1. Ashmeud also ran. Pestle HE ‘Three-year- » Molsant, Batwa, Jabot, Ralph Jimmy Clabby is the latest topnotch American fighter who has been signed up to go to Australia for fixhts. He| > will sail from San Francisco on April Tand is to engage in batt here with Dave Smith of Aust: je Smith JUAREZ ENTRIES, and Eddie MoGoorty, latter bs still In that country when he reaches| The Juarez entries for to-morrow there, are as follows: nad ST RACH Selling: thueywanoite and up. Tom McArdle has clinched two ten- |S ise eee 00s bom: 88; Ve Ve, round bouta to be decided at tha Fairs |e: isp baron: is i ing mont A. C. show next Saturday night, | U2 Meda, 112. ‘Tovland, 314; Sere, {ies aut In the first Pataoy Kline, tho tormer | Daeg, 14: Nema” 16s Binooudar, “an; amateur champion, will meet Joe] SECOND Race Salting, three yeag-okje; six Goodney, while in the main go Wille | (mem. okt, Mar, t5:" Aver L Bs Warren will go against Franklo Flom. | "Liuaty De ton Lal pie ruin, ing, the champion featherweight of | (id «otch, 1 Orga 1s: *Kiek, 102: Supert, Canada. 1G; Largo, 103; Real Worth, 107; ‘Thomas Hare, be RACE ur-yeew-old . When Frank Moran returns to Paria | wants in Pile and enesigth Teall i; to atart training for his championship |}; eatin Kalen, ies: Sere 18: igh! on vie Seok dobheoe on my jOrimonite Cunainghad. 107. re June e will probably take back | |! RAC te yaanol with Rim either im ‘Kennedy oval] Wut HABA ONS te » Mo- | 0) by re 9 ran needs @ fast, clover big fellow to| « PEE ating, gee vearolte and yp box with and Kennedy could 11 the [write lus, Ferrong. 108, Gebleuiauion, 108) Sach Job, wid” Ht "Biae ios, bolts, i {necting Kad, 108. shay Pee Johnny Howard, the middleweight | 10s. tommendation 1107 pgfan ot Bayonne, N. J, who beat Harry | ,A!X? chine: fopryearoite and Truesdale in three rounds at the Na- |! s Ren Eat, tional 4. . of Phil «| da aan Reteieie on } Besar i) =| Donlin, who headed t! | ROOKLYN FERNS SN CLAUDE COOPER, | GANT OUTRELDER McGraw Regarded Him as the Best Young Player He Ever Saw. Walter Ward of the Brooklyn Fed= eral League team announced this afternoon that he had signed wp Claude Cooper of the Giants. contract was signed at Fort Wi Tox. ‘ — eee Cooper, an outfielder, was signed up by the Giants last year and went through the season up to the World Ts Series, McGraw thought he was a MG LETTER. ; “find,” and after the spring training at Marlin last year was quoted aa saying “he was the most promising young player he ever saw.” This year Cooper held out for more: money and waited patiently for the ree ‘ turn of MeGraw » the world’s tour, He thought himself entitted to more money than he received last year, When asked what salary Gooper signed for Ward remarked: “I don’t’ care to give out the salary figures bee ‘cause I don't want to make the other | Giant's jealous.” Cubs No ® Chiengo syndicate which 1s negotiating for the purchase of the Chic nal League Base= ball Club held tended conference h Nation: tenured him of and conduct the Tesreau and Ritter Hold | ws yi Down Texans to Two Hits|| UT it" _—S though It tm still a bit early to dook | ‘wir | | Mil! *, 1e it ff the H urs, A Giant Twirlers “Let Out” for] the tact that the team i» weuk in bat ef! | Wy not be overlooked. Manager | nV A " Chi " z c f First Time and Score Shutout | tai ieta"i7 go coral th ft ml stick work. 4 +e —Highlanders Weak at Bat. | The team was put to the test yoster- day again in the game against the Zpumton players who are no further ances Marlin, Tex., March ts lander: but the tittle Mt of neest / id HE travelling Giants got bac! the few curves used by the Houston camp early this morning er pitchers, had the Highlanders all at ting reports abou! » and to escape the humiliation of the battinn at Wess wd Dating, Mike [defeat Keating and tchults, had. to that | Set down to real business to keep the invaders locals from hitting when men were on battled in Dallas, collected a few bets! bases. Tho Highlanders won by a this morning before going into the boelges cs oe yea Sood pitching is Bestia nly ne at saved hem. practice. The players indulged in a Fre. i Svan ba ey red Maisel's single sent in the CIGARETTES ‘kidding bee” before this squad left | c inning run. ‘Tho third baseman t Saturday, and Donlin made a few! Chance secure, man that from Baltimore last isti ‘ wagers that he would bring back a/year will surely qhino this season on A Distinctive ard fight, the Dal- Polo Ground Hoe ts putting up Turkish Blend the Giants to a tie|a@ sensational frogt here and the pre- Then the Donlin {diction is freely made that he will ry hits with the Dal- |lead the third sackers of tie Ameri- las team's runs and the final score;can League this year. Peckinpaugh was 8 to 6 in favor of New York. ig another of tho infielders whose Under urging by McGraw to keep| work is winning praise. He seems to | going at top speed the Waco team/|be hitting better than last season. ‘was snowed under by a score of 10 to| Reynolds behind the bat is getting 0, Tesreau @pened up for four in- | better Was pach seesicn, pen e eral ——— was - | now as if he’ ind the bat ti "3B w nings, and as the weather sum. On, SBUM'S try AMD, BoWidaed merlike he let the Texans down with | year oftener than Sweeney. a single tally. Then Ritter was sent to the mound, and the Texans man- |° aged to wrab off one more hit in the maining five innings. The Giants 1 this time kept hammering away three Waco pitchers for a total of sixteen bases, The Giants gave a great exhibition of fielding and base running. Merkle stole four bases, and en Tim Jordan purloined twice. HOUSTON, Tex., March 16.—Al- | | Cremo is the year round favorite of many smokers beoause the Cremo MH CHARLESTON ENTRIES, The Charleston entries for to-mor- Tow are as follows FIKST RACK—Pouryear-colda and upwant: selling; purse 8100; farlongs, —Henedictina, 117; Surpass, 107; Ladole, 117; Kelly, 112; Bev ¥ mosure, 108; ni Bobbie Cook, 114; ‘Tyr, Li Miss Primity, 112; Jim (effney( 114: *Irishtown, 107; Hugh Gray, 114; Capt, Carmody, iq. SRCOND RACE - Three-year-olds; elling: pure $300; five and a half furlongs, : 0; Surprise, 107; No Manager, 108; Holton, 100; “lone, 8; "Green Brae, 112; Duke of helby, 108; Gordon, 112. THIRD RACE—Threeyearot . selling; purve 6900; ax furlongs ng ton: 111; Toddling, 111; *Parlor Boy, 110: Dr. Doagh 12; FI ve You Ever Tried An Arnheim $25 Suit? Only the man who has k:uows what real clothes value is. It is remarkable how fine a suit $25 will buy where efficiency reduces cost. 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