The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1914, Page 12

PEE BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MABOH 28, 101 EST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK {Rain or Snow; Light to Strong Northwest to South t Wind WEATHER FORECAST F ‘OR THIS SUMMER { With Calm; Temperature Above Zero When Not Below. " Copyright, 1914, by The Pres: Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World). “Twert’s NO vse TRrING To Puay a HIS GAMG WiTHous SOR pant! ANTHEN PREPARING FOR “THAT —_—-— Dane | Canoe TRIP IN AUGUST DONT , a HOT Koa FoRAET THE SNOW SHOES. - Charles P. Taft Arouses N Gantt flee “Yeo Same Woy, tional League Magnates _ Sauee He Refuses to Sell Chi- . @ago Cubs, A ATA of UOL”Y Gaz oF Gor, BY AGour Bus. ———— i ORG Rs VT ce, hati + ROPERTY RIGHTS” in base- ball seem to be somewhat uncertain things. Now we hear that the other National League M@aaguates are “bitter over the fail- of to sell the Cubs to John of Chicago, “Mr. Taft im interviews that he of running the Cubs OPENING The Season IN RY. oan on fi — FES H Condition of Players ls More Important Than Winning Practice Games, Says Chance tween the members of his own team. HI lurphy, as president. The Magnates in the National it te said, will refuse to al- mas to head the Cubs. Gov. nounces that he has made an offer, “in the naine of the How will the Federal League teams compare with those of the majors? That's just what every Bozeman at Shreve- . He thi he wan! t the Cube at $800,600, “prcbecly °t ‘ \| Feds trom avery angle, To-mor- || Highlander Leader's Ideas of Training Camp Life| players in ‘rood, physical, condition Ss get is property rights in the Ch. “eunis At OUR CUE Thicen columinn ulgor mtory fur: Differ Widely From Methods of McGraw, Mack) ant things ike tua 7. i aan Club, and announce IN JUNE. nishes tho first real line ever and Callahan. Says Work in Spring Is Not for! Chance trains his team by a sys- printed on the big leagues’ oppo- tem that sition this season. is very different from that B ball Instruction, but to Get Men in Cone-| ot McGraw and Connie Mack and jase ‘dimmy Callahan, ‘The Highlanders dition. have but one practice a day and that from 10 to 1, On the other band, McGraw, Mack and Callahan give the players two hours’ work’ in the morn- Ouimet mn of running his own he seca ft, the other club try to And some way to out as they did Char! paissraes|Cupid Delays Debut of rind McAuliffe’s White Hope without collusion of his tryout. He also has a stiff qunowes his hands, like his fant are “Lane told me t boxing. for maa gained is: the afternoon, And, by the way, the Highlander manager has some views on training that ure doubly interesting because of their wide variance from those of He does not attempt to teach his players to slide, nor does be correct other small faults in youngsters. Ww ® man comes to this club + "7 JEANETTE received a de- ’ cision over Georges Carpentier q Saturday in Paria, yet the French PY came through without losing Fe On “dope” he did well to Pretty Girl Upsets Plans Just as Former Champion I> Ready to Sail for America With the Heavyweight Sen, of ine menserywelehis meet ome sation of Ireland. BY BOZEMAN BULGER be (The Evening World's Baseball Expert on Tour of the Training Camps.) Copsright, 1014, by The Preas Publishing Go, (The New York World). Houston, March 23. moulding the available material at the Houston camp into a good ball ptt club Frank Chance faces s Herculean task. Of the thirty or more/slide. If he doesn't know how, then how to play ball hi ws how to McAuliffe then 1 don’t want him. A training camp, players gathered here there are but seven men who were with the team in my opinion, is a place con estting at Bermuda last spring end five of those are pitchers.| men in condition and not a baseball pe. 1 Outside of the pitchers the only surviving regulars are | school.” ACK MAULIFFE hae Just 56-1 oeenstown hast Wedmeetag evens Roy Hartseli and Ed Sweeney. The pitchers retained| iting dviig, Mad dielog tie tine T T cos are Fisher, Caldwell, Shulz, Warhop and Keating. turned from Europe, where be! pair of us," continued Jack. “I was saw them work there was no bunti ‘The showing of the Highlanders against the Texas Umber up at Sandwich, one-year-old champion, Vardon carries at Sandwich and with the historical cours “| will arrive at Dover,” golf, there, lent control. . for a short visit. in right now and do midseason work. TEAM SEEMS TO BE LACKING IN SPEED. On ment, Evans, Henry C, t J spent about three months deliv-| walking on thin air, thinking to my- drill, The men simply come to the 1 High {Self the great hit that bat and hit in turn while the different aig 8 ene gh oy frake in “the United Mourne oud League teams in exhibition games does not justify a| pitchers serve them ball o inted | 2OURM. was looking rather aad. This greet deal of optimiem over thelr prospects for, the far Tom Daly, the veteran turned here a much disappoin didn’t strike me as strange for an comin, "They have played nine es and of | catcher and assistant coach to Chance, man. A white hope lies at the bot-|Irishman, filed with sentiment. like » Shagirassond bavi has not done much work with t tom of all of Jack's dejection, May ail Irishmen are, and hating to leave these the bush leaguers have won five. The regulars] pitchers, but, strangely enough, thi vars should be calied a Green Hope, ta14,t0!en, We were walling down have lost three out of five and the Yanigans have lost|,222 "inky that his trsisra mvs as he balls from Thurles, which 1s) was to carry us out to th . three out of four. In eighteen innings the Highlanders| advanced further in their training between Cork and Dublin, and is denly Lane's face lit up ike a C have scored but five runs against the minor leaguers, which would indicate | than tho players in any other depart- practieally a novice ax far as ring |iOy tho” pretticat inion acti ,and| @ decided weakness tn hitting. ment iaher, Colo and Shula, Keating D WoLa@An? experience is concerned. We'dsbet-|have ever seen, Lane lett mesige| Arthur Irwin, the scout, accounts] players belleve they should have some|has a bad foot, but Warhop eae Ma osale, doing businens| tor jet Jack tell in his own words ran to her, grabbed| for this in the fact that the New| curve ball pitching of thetr own, but/kink is gone from ed are... eta , id A report trom the story of the White Hope that)her ub with one arm, and ran up the| Yorkers are facing the first curve| Frank Chance does not put much) me, air before in the spring. Chance p a Ape that the ex] oiied, Very good at sprinting cntgadtt Bet! pall pitching that they have seen| stock in that kind of training. So/has a big pitcher here by the name Comreth of Ban Pracaa’, “ith Jim |""syou see it was this way.” sald|1 followed the couple an fast ae’ any |since last season. To offset this tho| far he has had no practice games be-|of Pieh (pronounced Pie) who tne the Paci: Hed Jeok. “I had gone to Dublin for a/irate father ever followed an eloping|———CCC— ._~—SCF>”sS—SCOTCTTCOT. OO He 1s a bi he | visit and wae treated like a king. Bo Scans: ae ne Cet to the crest of well wes I known there that I thought |(0°. 2) acu), ope was nowhere Sam Langford Engaged it would be a good foes i Lisi Fi never felt 0 cisappointea in my ry = heavyweight tournament. TI ma bel Beco new Sha brought him pangements for one and invited all the/here he would create a senua- oO ame aur o CAVES | rhe one tuing tacking in the Now ‘White Hopes to enter. Can you im- tion which would net me a fortune. York team and one that haa been a hen the various | muder tomate, Cg More trip for the —— of Milwaukee, in a telegram to Sam| constant thorn in the aide of Chance agine my surprise w! tender to make, so I had to get aboard Wallach eays that Ad Wolgast will|is speed. Maisel, Walsh and Gilhoo- Hopes hoved in sight to hear them/and leave inv wandering ‘Hope’ be- |Giuqger From Boston Meets Bill not be able to fight again for at leat |ley aro the only men who aro really Topple, y| demand fifty dollars apiece for ap-|hind. I am, how wondering where ta 00 ix weeks, because he badly crippied| fast, and the leat named is handt g nook nig row: 2 = ce, I was knocked silly and/iing"of believe that he haa tur of| Watkins To-Night and Jim) 2p in'champion’ Willle Ritehign herald ‘above the average in speed, had to call off the tournament as {t/ and got married, though I am in hopes would have been @ Gnancial failure of getting in correspondence with him | Johngon on Friday Evening. but he could not be included in a list Fddie Kelly, Hariem light- f sprinters. weight, and Ritehle Ryan of Brook-| In. the catching department, the lyn clash in the main bout of ten Highlanders are pretty well fixed, rounds at the Olympic A. C. to-night. | with Sweeney back on the job. Gos- Kid Goodman and Willle Brown wili gett and Reynolds will be retained be the prlucipala in the other ten-| for une in cage of emermancy. Gostelt round go. lly @ better thrower than Hweeney, but as a hitter he is lament- Tom O'Rourke offered Jim Buckley ntee of $5,500 for Gunboat ably weak, In fact, Gossett does not a guaral hit any better than the aver Smith to fight Battling Levinaky, but| pitcher. Reynolds is @ very promis- it looks ae If zon Dag beens little} ing youngster and has the promise of ate wi a offer. ny Morgan, ing into a star, before leaving for Milwaukee, said | ““yne wou that the McMahon brothers will etage ‘The weather here has been ideal . ‘To-day it is like mid- the bout at Coney Island May 8, for training. ‘0: Unless Joe “Young’ Shugrue is summer in New York, The whole given three round trip tickets and with the Hopes asking for such big | and rive for final practice. pay. The high cost of boxing sure) acr hit Ireland. ‘One of the heavies who demanded nducing him to make the trip k Hurge certainly played in hard luck in that Bombardier Welle: Bandsaman Blake bout recently,” said McAullffe, “Blake wae managed by | Burge, and the latter had every cent he could gather bet on him. The bout was all in Blake's favor until the et, ig " fourth round, when Blake sot freah, get haired. cngth of an Ox. And left himself open and received a rent what is more he is a descendant of on the jaw that knocked him out Dan Donnelly, the famous Irish fight-| ‘I think that Wells ts the clevereat also what they call a great heavyweight that ever lived. He is per," though you can bet that he much cleverer than was Jim Corbett, lant like some of our White Hopes but he lacks courage or something who take a leap out of the ring when that keeps him from betng a great ‘This chap, whose fighter. He has plenty of science and @ good punch, but I guess his heart fan't just where it ought to be.” By John, Pollock. SGFORD, the hard hitting : SP ree Deevywelent ct Ee holder will hustle over to who returned to this country a few weeks ago from Paris, where he outpointed Joe Jeanette in a twenty round battle, will engage in two fights at the local clubs this week. At the National Sporting Club to- night he will take on Bill Watkins, another colored fighter of Memphis, ‘Tenn., in the main bout of ten rounds. Friday night he will go against Battling Jim Johnson in the windup at the Empire A, Cc. show, Johnson is the big colored scrapper who stood off Jack Johnson, tho champion, in a ten-round bout over in Paris a short time ago. La Boulle. Returnin, will go to wick Oulmet will ha team in rapidly rounding into shape, and if the natural ability comes to the surface there is no reason why ders should not get away ney City lghtwelght will not make | 2° Highlanders OnRient now. thelr sta the trip to Australia, Tommy Lee,| physical condition ts 60 per cent. bet- who looks after Shugrue's affairs, | PDY’ the team came home who, sous, ects, qhumuce, adaime lar than when to-day. Tommy aleo declared thet Shugrue wae offered five fights et $1,250 for each fight, or 25 per cent, of the gross receipts. American links. also $1,000 in advance, the little Jer- ‘The trip Oulmet ha: Bill Lane, has a paris shoulders, which he proved in ae Bowlers Interested in MY thinks there's no reason Why Gunboat Smith or Frank Moran should fail to “T haven't seen Bmith fight,” he said, ng. ee eek Chance thinks that he has a chance of finishing in the first divi- on. As yet he hasn't a team of the = lective strength required of a pen- aa — EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN iis Dts ee eee practice |Twenty-one-Year-Old National | ‘8s, "or Mga ttle: Champion Outlines His Tour in Quest of Foreign Titles. R the purpose of learning the aiMcult English courses working himself into top form for the three big foreign golf tourna. menta, National Champion Francis Ouimet and his tutor Arthur Lock- wood, will sail from Boston March 29 jon the steamship Lapland. In a let- ter to this paper the young title holder writes of his plans for the in- vasion of England's links. Ouimet, unlike Jerry Travers, who sailed for the other side tast week, intends to The twenty- who beat d Ray wingle handed for yjthe national title at Brookline lust fall, aays he has heard a great deal bout the terrible hazards and long ‘a anxious to get a good personal acquaintance writes Ouimet, “and will immediately go to Sandwich, and it will be there, the ecene of the amateur championship, that I will get my firat taste of Hrit- After staying at Sandwich @ short time I will probably go to London and play the courses around I may possibly go to Scotland Then I shall work my way back to Sandwich a week or two before the championship.” his second visit to Sandwich Oulmet will join forces with Jerry ‘Travers and Fred Herreshoff, expect to work out at Sandwich two weeks before the amateur tourna- It ts very likely that “Chick” BROOKLYN FEDERALS TO PLAY SERIES WITH NEW BALTIMORE CLUB Hanlon Team Will Visit Camp in Columbia Next Week— Seaton Due Soon. (Special to The Erening World) COLUMBIA, 8. C., March 23.—The Brooklyn Federals will play games against the University of South Caro- Mina on Thursday and Friday after Rnoons. In the games Manager Brad- ley expects to use most of his can- @idates for positions on his team. He has two or more men trying for every position. It is understood in the Federal camp that the Baltimore Federals, led by Ned Hanlon and Otto Knabe, will come here next week for a series ft three games. It is only @ short ‘distance to Southern Pines, N. C., where the Terrapins are training. rect aese will es Ce ‘ Racks | ere, not the least impor fan nce of Mike Dun- Duncan was 's record bret ing South Atlantic League in 1911, Seaton will probably reach Colum- bia this week, Manager Bradley te satistied that the pitcher will re- port, and with President Gilmore and Weeghman working hard to get him off the Chicago team it is confidently believed that he will come on to South Carolina at once. Bradley can- not get along without Seaton or @ pitcher of equal abillt; lans to Try Out All Golf Co urses Abroad one, compete in Europe's three biggest championships against her cracks of No American ever won But one native player—Walter Travis—ever captured the English amateur championship. ‘The Britons excused Travis’s victory at Sandwich in 1 ground that he wasn't known and that he sneaked his way to the lead because the home golfers didn't figure him with a chan No such excuse will hold good for 4] Oulmet should he be successful at either Sandwich or Prestwick. The entire British Isles, thoroughly aroused over Vardon's and Ray's de- feat here last y mustered its full golfing strength for the title meets this y: and Oulmet will be given the stiffest reception ever accorded a foreign visitor. Sie BROOKLYN PLAYERS GIVE DAHLEN SILVER SERVICE. AUGUSTA, Ga., March 23.—Man- ager Robinson and his Superbas spent @ quiet Sabbath. At a banquet last night Bill Dahlen was presented with a silver service eet by the members of the Brooklyn Club of 1913. Speeches were made by President Ebbets, Manager Robinson, Capt. Jake Daubert and Dahlen. Dick Egan, the globe-trotter, Is ex- pected in on any train to-day. who Heinle Schmidt and John Anderaon, other players who will complete the Ameri- can invasion, will also be at Band- wich when Oulmet and hia party ar- Ouimet has already made up bf mind to compete in the French am: teur tournament and the British open champtonship. After the English am- ateur meet the young American ti co and prepare for the French amateur championship, which starts May 2% at to Great Britain Oulmet restwick and start for the British open championship. At Prest- another oppor- tunity of stacking up against Vardon and Ray, the two English stars he de- feated last year at Brookline after one of the most memorable battles on rranged for himself 1s probably the most exte sive any American goiter over made juest of foreign links. from Bermuda to open the season shievement for this country to have ita national champion, a = youth who has just turned twenty. JOx \ IN A iM Mh Mm I ~ THUM ‘ACADEM: Evening World Tourney “Pat a lot of people have told me he Jordan May Be wee Pinch Hitter For Giants - A. B. Peck, Martin Guarau, Dr. Lanig, Charlies Moser and Joseph Hahnesand oxas., ted trophies which will be given to K March 23—Joe| dciwinners of the opening matinee, In Milwaukee, to-night, Bob Moha, the light heavyweight of that city, will meet Battling Levinsky In @ ten- round contest at the West Bide A, C. This will be Moha's first battle there since he was suspended for three montha by the Wisconsin Boxing Commisison, Levinsky ls guaranteed | $1,000 with the privilege of accepting \s0 per cent. of the reecipta. fe an awkward fellow, What does thet signify? No two men box alike. if one was awkward, wasn't be certainly knew how to 4 le fights, ef Smith eeems to know how, judg- his record I haven't a doubt Ay beat rangers when he got @ecision over him in Boston, and @ne who can beat Langford |. He tan't afraid of any one, he'd have a chance with John- SCHEDULE FOR THIS WE Tuesday, March 24.—Amehat (9 teams), Arcanum Lodge No. 1662, K. of H, (2 teams), Cherry Ow! (3 teams), Carey Press (3 teams), Dutch Indian (3 teams), Hyroc (3 teams), High Bridge (2 teams), Hansa (32 teams), Independent (Long Ioland City, 3 teams), Y. L. 1, (2 teams) Two Days’ Mail Brings 100 Additional Entries—Special Night for Staten Island Teams. —— At a meeting of tho Brooklyn Pleas- ure Drivers’ Association yesterday it was decided to open the spring racing season on the Ocean Boulevard April 6. DALLAS, Kelloy had a conference last night with Manager McGraw. There was ditional entries 4, ‘The big negro was a ‘Kreat| More than 100 additional entre 26--Ariaton some talk of @ trade whereby Tim at his best, but I don't care| have been received since ‘day |] teams), Jamaica, L. I. (4 teams), was received at this ° y 1d headpin tour- y a A cablegram was rocel Jordan may come to New York as a they are or what color they are, | for The Evening Worl the White |} [fving National Bank, Kimball (2 office carly to-day from Paria, stat- they diss pinch hitter. te they go down $25 nament now In rons: Heights (Bronx, 3 teams), . Soups, Stews and Has all the others. Johnaon haa| Elephant alleys. Engravers, St. John's Cath: |, ine that 6.000 fans saw Joo Jeanette) The Giants had a close call yeas hes ; Jong time, but he'll go down | into the tournament Maceo Mot || ollo Club (Steams), Greenhut. f| win on points from Georges Carpen-|terday in the game against the Dal-|1 Are delightful dishes wherr Te on of the handsome fobs that|| Siegel Cooper Co., Post-Orfice | tier, the French champion, on Sat-|las team. The Texaa pitchers had plbssoe if dol onoe'y Use Money Order Department (Pomod, 4 teams). Friday, March 27--Metropolitan will go to every bowler that scores better, 1 erwenty teams have entered from urday night, and that the gross re- McGraw's crew well in hand, Four ceipts amounted to $35,000, hits ts all the New Yorkera could gather, and if it hadn't been for wonderful. He wasn't pri but he was game, and he could LEA«PERRINS t man who came at him. 1I| Staten Island and a Friday will be|] Lire Insurance Compan: On account of differences between itzaimmons would rush Jef. me aside for the bowlers from the} teams), Beck Engraving Ceapant the Kramer brothers and Ike Fordon, | errora the Gianta would have lost « SAUCE at Coney Island, and never atop|isiand. The Acme Club of Long |] (9 teams), Chubby Five, Emanon | Who conducted the shows at the At- | caine In Texas for tho first time in ing, and I told Jeffries to keep | Island City entered seven teams, and |] (4 ouiw, Franklin (Newark. g | lantc Garden A.C. the club will| seven years. ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE not hold any more boxin: menta for a few weeks, ‘The Kramer entertain - guard up and nail Fitz as he 4s try teams), Idle Hour (2 teams), Na- bob (3 teams), New York Central and Hudson River Ratlroad Com- pany. Manager McGraw was tendered a brothera, who own the buildin banquet last night by the natives. suid have dispossessed Fordon, It is an annual affair and naturall Legrand the team was e bit late starting back Wrenk Mulkern, the Aight promoter for Maria s in, He did it and won the| of seven team League has asked for and it is expected that t! tion will enter at least t Baise! boas eceun tatoid without Te An Appetizer . Sold by Grocers Everywhere Come to Arnheim’s and See What. $25 Will Do The largest and mont efficient tailoring estcblishment in the world should and does make the best clothes at the most economical prices. Suits to Measure Overcoats Silk Lined There’s style, fit and expert tailoring in these $25 clothes—tailoring that makes them hold their shape and look like new for months—style that has snap and dash—fit that immediately identifies them as custom made. Several hundred imported and domes- tic patterns to select from. Samples on request. $25