The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1914, Page 14

PRONE NCE Nae 08 : ¢ we ry “TRE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 19 ‘ROBERT EDGREN ‘TWILL BE A HARD BLOW TO KING GEORGE IF LEACH LANDS HIS K. 0..ON WELSH {HOPPE GIVES Copyright, 1914, by The Press Publishing Company (The New York World.) —<f Balk-Line Champion Defeats Chicago Player, 400 to 4, in 14.1 Billiard Tournament. a Wf Cross Finds a Chance to Land the Right Punch To-Night— Wille Hoppe defeated Gesnge Sutton by 400 to 4 in the SAS balk line championship tournames® at the Hotel Astor in one of the: most sensational matches ever playe@- in this country. Hoppe rolled tha ivory globes with marvellous precis= fon, putting together two spleadi@ runs, one of 164 and the other of 164 and finishing his string with an ave erage of 40. Sutton, apathetic and seemingty without semblance of stroke or pre cision, did not even act as an ope ponent. The famous player, wae * worm ot! Some OF Leacnies SPrUACTIES Sweeney Will Put to Test \HOWARD DREW RUNS i ‘ i i caer ee “Stationary Slide’’ Just | S)YARDSINWORD'S |i cor2 . L I | | former skill. Shaken with illness, Sutton sadly talked with some frieasde at the end, saying that he feared Be would never again regain his health. ‘The match, which stands as the \ record margin for a defeat, wee saved from being farcical by the masterful way in which Hoppe worked out his big runs. He edle lected the orbs at the end of the table at the beginning of his thisd inning. Then the corner manouvriag a Invented by Mathewson Big Yankee Catcher Has Had HIGHLANDERS RELEASE , OUTFIELDER CHANNELL the Play Thoroughly Explained TO BUFFALO INT. CLUB. to Him, and He Promises to'| +, Highlanders hav Introduce It Against the Red | Chen Sox. ti if aE it t RECORD TIME OF 6. Many Marks Erased at Games Conducted in Brooklyn by t Loughlin Lyceum. 2 earrets, | roy ou Pr ea eek and pretty use of English and shert | @ world’s record was smas' excursions along the lines for nursing ' eufens and e By Bo: Bul i haved from the |} ¢ jualled, one arm mark 1} zeman Buiger. wo more eq’ a ory counts kept the crowd keyed up te sat omsteg am Murray Is Coming Here ath treme ee eo tery czeeptcite at |liowarea nd anctbor aunled at te [Sign gt of excement, tava rather bave to-day, still claims the base run- || ¢! Loughlin Lyceum games in the Thir-| Calvin Demarest continued his : g ef ft sf e 7, ning championship among our4 Mt teenth Regiment Armory in Brooklyn. | broken line of victories in the tourna. Oo Ox ampton Cc OY Last Night’s Scores. Jathietes, built on lines of-comfort rather | 3 Howard Drew, the sturdy negro|/ment by defeating M —_-—— and @ vegetarian have F Mifor- jiu the other night hay - aoree now and Seid and Larry Desmood va, Bédle Font whedon, Gt; Hain, Tote ronl| than speed, but he's going te have ©, : ene oe tia ac te ne soneisercé ‘awoneh He finished with an average of 36 ‘Down in Loe they ba « Larry Susie cbeat Frodéy. “It was atter|Coast Star Matched to Meet oo eee eee Ore Ore oe | wed ‘very ‘fine || greatest sprinter, established new fg-|the sphorus winels, iiis dead bat ein votes tate ten-round bout 7 i] McLean got close bebind bim by pil-| tres in. the 90-yard dash: Fred|drives were well done, and op the vegetable diet, boiled, baked, of Lockport, N. ¥. ;| fering two unprotected sacks the other | betty whole his judgment as’ to speed was raw. Brooklyn Box: Stadium Kelly, who carried the colors of the a3 p yn er at \Coftey, 4 léay, and now one, Christopher Mathew- || that he goes to Bu pegadltecdis to victory at (excellent. ‘He exhibited a propensity of town too oman feed. mg i eee '|eon, bobs foto the limelight, and bis | Sere wih vena | the Pennsylvania rela Butthis was accounted for by the feet { . | claim is of a nature that demands care- ful consideration. {| Not only did Matty at second right in the face of five thousand gasping jequalled the ' t f the second object record; Jack Eller, the v A esuch ine piavers eke leek tare ler and sprinter of the Ii in the two afternoon games wery im through the tall brush looking for more assistance. sf i i if ti a al Fit x yi 1A. C. equalled the record in the 75-/the rear division and outside the ge ge yi tg | batt ; | Seam ba, Be selene, vtee eid Harry VWillliams, who was laid up| yard low hurdle race, and Eddie |Drize money, some interesting billiards tet a % ra : = stationary slide"—absol Te iorcat troubl sili he back on) Goodwtt, the champion bicycle rider | Competition were made. ‘all tour taka seeking’ ‘ble ‘ups in Peewee, The stationary ilde ‘is. eapecially|have a chance to get in aud ao somal f.tte” A & C. clipped » SFB of & |made, thelr final appearance tm te leaned var and adzpred to heavy and awkward gentie-|Pitching. In his start at the ‘Polo| second from the one-mile armory |tourney. Young Schacter of Chieaee s 1 ; 4 game, anijrace. Homer Baker equalled the t place, having won only one game ek SG ‘ cossity of taking bide ofthe ue : on biel of twirling can be used to) armory mark in the 600-yard race. out of seven. George F. Slosson, the Nor Bawa, ab, ar. 48: mind you, the Old Gent pull ae ge, Marty McHale, the other! Drew's performance was the best of |lucal veteran, defeated Ya the da, f the eightb,; Winning pitcher, has about recovered * hese t pinch—the last half o cishth,| From an attack of tonalitis, rnd wilt | te night, He defeated a trio of fast | uPe"ned for agin, sixth and eevente when one more ~~ a @ chance to be ready to start before the end of| men in bis dash in the unprecedented | Positions, each having lost five out of get home for # hot dinner, ee time of 9 seconds. The old record was|seven matches. i q A man with a fest camera caught 91-8 seconds, made by E. A. Frey in| Cline’s run of 189, in his twenty. % ;|Mr. Mathewson in the act—or you] Arthur Fletcher and Herbert Mur- ity in 1910. Jack Eller finished second inning against Schaefer, wae % ah a “| MY ine believe it—and that photo-|PHY organized themselves into «| thie city . & masterly exhibition, and topped all gt habia’ “Ct sietanene” % h rds (committee last night and said things| second and Frank Stephenson, thelother efforts except that of Hoppe Rar graph can explain it better than words.) about the pecullar condition of the| junior metropolitan champion sprint-| when he established a record rum 6€ Last Night’s Fob Winners, ‘The idea, though, is to lumber down to|soll around the shortstop position.| er of the Trinity A. C., was third. 303 against SI n last week. Groundkeeper Fabian protested vi ee A. % % a 4 be ,| second base at full speed until within Say erica thai Fred Kelly won the high hurdle y . sack come * her ash ee q eet rs six feet of the sack and then toa) stops were doing business success-| event in sensational style io the Louisiana Easy ee record time of 94-5 seconds, equalling . the old mark established by ¥ W. The Mow York un, N.Y, Clty, 608, on his back, and as the baseman looks| not soll. The cause of the yelp was y F or Eddie Campi i h,|% Corner on the errors made |, the| tured the 16-; low burdie race in Schedule for To-night. bags iy beet goles played April gastrais ane In fact, Nearly] 9 seconds. fain time equals the PHILADELPHIA, April 34—Waesé' Gtk Bowling Langue sight, thirty ema, | 97, 1914. Then, there are witnesses. same resulted from| voria's indoor mark made by R. Tem-|Campt, the California bantamweigtt, play infield errors, eet nein detail upon hi —— pleton in San Francisco in 1918. Kelly|made his Eastern debut when he turn from Philadelphia % ‘When the Giant infield had Paskert| was second and Bob Eller third. scored a clean cut v! BRI promises to introduce n 9 coe yeyeen moane and third] In winning his heat in the bike|clever local bantam, Istana, le against the Red fox to-day. Better get | ¥ iy» only don it and]... Goodwin travelled the distance | #* slashing rounds at the Clympie ly and get a good seat, go after another runner between first A. before a big crowd. out early and get a 6 and ‘second, the fans ware perplexed. |1n 4 minutes and 492-5 seconds. The|“campi's stinging straight left jake Greats only their way to|The general impression was that armo: 44, held 0; hich he depended entirel; sa|Five More Crack Atheltcs Join| Sessit.a te and were) As the cijing a well earned victory | Doyle and Stock thought Paskert ned aes Hone ie wae C ” |Youlsiana’s tee a nee ae wader over the Phillies, the Highlanderscame | Tun out of line and was out. It| Jt was in the Loughlin Derby that|opened a + “ht cut under bis the Ambitious Millrose A. A. leap heir oppat over the PMiisconsolate. Not so much |seems, though, that Stock, who 1s|paker ‘hung up bie new armory fig: | 8. victory ‘ lost two games to the Champs, | very deaf, misunderstood the shouts| ures. He defeated Melvin Sheppard| Camp! was in and out for the fall the, fact that after taking a | Of DOvve ad uptnet poeson the play land . Hauser, unattached, in rather |alx rotinds, Wh IPDINg Mette we Five more good athletes have joined racecourses | U4! tt fiers unted to nothing costly, ax the | ely, eehion in, 3.18 ¢-6, equalling the | Philadelphian was kept busy ducking .|the ranke of the Millrose A. A. They ng pola {ha way to sult Fi next batter hit Into a double play. | the University of Pennsytvania. back and forth. are J. O'Hanlon, an Irish champion of | Rected bY telephone, with the stewards’ | ‘there is consolation in knowing that psa cl * asi Lousiana. landed very fe heavy Cali- | Dublin University; Mike Devanney, @| come universal before the f the|the men give evidence of having the Notwithstanding the balling | 4; ” yunches, whenever he cut loom cross country runner, who formerly ris ace Haghary, Huret Park, stuff that gets runs. a | Hy of ie ares ae Uttle Mr. FATHER AND SON! TEAM Eacie wae aivaye going away from ” empton are among Like all the managers, ance at- lock imself into a warm the Intended blow. first, popular ee ee ne Greek | Courses already equipped. tributes the wobbly condition of his! apot Rae's of ike fame LOSES TWICE ON ALLEYS, | tha tntende Stadium A, C., next Monday night. | distance runner? Willial rE twirlera to the weather, The enforced Qut of four times at bat he ripped 5 off three safe blows, one of which McNair and Patterson divided honors crack sprinter and quarter-miler fhy-offs have put them back where they | Lore, who was to have|st. Antony A. C., and Fred Baparowick, Sahn, Qverion of Nashville: ‘started down South. was a two-dagger. His laat ingle |with Skinner and Grube in their two Jot boxed ing Brown in the fret of|a good quarter-mil at Hill School, where he made tN its in Los Angeles an: of the opinion that he ts farthy, 3 § 4 E eaoe, Ke Pingel reeard heat was beaten by H. P, Cline of Phila- ah OSs: . 9f:| men with big feet, and avoids the ne- all pitched trance etal tn bis heat of the two-mile bike | Geonia and finished in eighth and *. Bary, 78; bh H veritas, . 2 8 £ i a i : * Foul |, 8; Katt, 63; rfl HUT i : d fay, Yookes| dead stop. While the second baseman| fully around that territory and that High Team Score. te taking the throw Matty les down|{t was a case of “butterfingers” and Fletcher making three fumbles and Schule in Milwaukee last year. High Individual Score, as bie Ve oocroy iy os rateye tad Murphy two. The two shortstops had| Before this event Jack Eller cap- 1%, A, Shubert, Wierd Port, 118, 8 = se HE former amateur o has not fought out by Carl = ae 5° > - —— drove in the run that ov metropolitan two-men bowling cham- | RemTA, Cl ahow Thurstay night. nad| TWO national “swimming champlon-|Euitlvan head of wera ANC. picket] wilh the work of True h pleased | ‘the Phillie lead and gave the |Pionship tournament matches at the ve no badly cnt while hoxine | ghipe will be decided tp the tank of the| him ‘as the fastest haif-miler’ among wi sgh bao het he ia Giants a chance to win, Metropolitan Alleys, each team scoring ‘choo! jetes rom + with his sparring partner that he) 7, 400" ‘and al Bretes, * jn the Unites anzious to know if the young | ye weg snodgrasn a victory over the father and son team has been compel.ed to call off the continues to and Myer. The scores abovi oo} — into a hit- bout. Walter Hennessey has been | cap race and bstacle race fellow is going to grow maul the ball as he hap since rr marke Were those. of substituted for Lore, be” decided. ‘The metropolitan of tube, tnd Peoneyivante, will play| fer. If Truesdale could Rit wp to | Called trom the bench. in’ pinches kere hoes, a diving championship wilt | creviate soccer league series at Frank.| 019 league standards he wowld | Mike Donlin 1s going to Wait a long Young Jack O’Brien of Phil: hia, | Club next Saturday nigh! Fee eee eee eerie eteet aill| de of immonse value. As it ta he | time before b A real chance te who looked like a very promising! with their worlds wind up the seasons of the Pennayl-| saves as many games plugging be the legitimate successor of Harry up the gap at second base as he | McCormack, Snodgrass made two hit. Thie makes it a case oO) ye | 5 q lo ave it, the O'Briet jebt, | men teams drive that failed him was the hard. aked Morgan ‘to. take ‘hold of -nis|ment.. This double enor of setting up| BELO, Moanip''' a'victory for each in| APtYs and Chance Me Mand 2 [est of the lot. With two on ke her, and Morgan hae sent him |f icy the National corde” Suencian [leave Pennsylvania and Harvard tied| Keep him. Im the magn tee smashed one into deep left that | PRINCETON, N. J up to Btratford, Conn, to get into | tion co was gained. through an | for the title with ten points gach. thur Irwin i@ 8 ng _| started like a sure home run. Magee |syivanis fell on the offerings of Wood condition. exhibition hardly ever ‘approached at was laying for the smash and suc- Lamberton, Tiger pitchers, in tw sh | pesniagl similar competit! ceeded in pulling the bal) d eeored seven runs, enough ? ‘Two boring shows will be nes to- |° Cteshed Into the fence, (OW> 8# It | Innings fen "Princeton, 7. to. 4. 8 EBRMY mubLIA lightweight a year ago, but slowed nesee team, Roch: {e now under the mai nt of | been formally acknowledged th tional ‘champions of 1914 am the Atiantio City vania-Columbia teams. The seri does not ie to an end wl rd and Prii ; a fan — Seer tt Re panty Lewis and eneattag at en detent at the hands of , | cn M ; pitoner. Chal ene punch the Navy when Coac sent, More . pon Pet k y ounds of appl: as he cam - ‘world's champion. ro ‘The 7 + a Coxswain fa is: aah be. delw : q 4 the Phillies Dench between Tenings 7 every time he of Brooklyn will put | Qewn'te the ‘second Dost Capt. Rey ¢ sir 20) Now ‘a ’ that the gang was pussled at what lue. Black al 1d Gra y @hance to fgh Knockout Brows vs. Patesy nolde was installed at bow and r ow. 1. PC ‘ . . was beginning to be looked upon as 9 te a long bout “Wild Bil’ Fleming va. Curtis and t_promot: ot a ir gia . 1400 Newark... i % treason, Investigation showed that anne sn Bt want ee | Yee | | | Rote aet wos Serges, to Measure, $20 —— 4 g 2 Amita. : : ‘om ronx, t ae - FORDHAM WHIPS COLUMBIA. |oit Tk °Hg"Resdiur "te Hedtced|| RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. | tee that he got 8 proper sendomt,” ’ ’ ss oe sm Five runet Aon will be allowed cut on meal 4 ha i Peete fen Yet Beals Becker and Josh Devore came Special purchase—30 pieces—enough for 600 suits! , a In the secned varie of the cerien tor Saturday, and he will at once resumo msi jon apd a hoago-Prttabung pretty pene playing & mean trick on Every man needs a serge suit for summer and no better $ = finds 101 or ining. pe AGU! cronies. Beals, wi i ; ‘of these bacon Fordhar walloped Colum: me event uraavs, eyes pons. thelr old sroples, eel wien onited | opportunity to get what he wants was ever offered, Wet, Freddy’ terday at Ford- . 0 one run and Josh would have gut the olumbla won the Bt first game the series is even up, s third contest will have to be } i I a RRR Remember--$20 Coat@® Trousers, $18 f jth ‘ e suit not By Por Of Dome, cgsin to Why, a ready-made 80 good would cost you more! he bridge to call on the | Broadway CB sn ae Sis Oth St > N