The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1914, Page 7

POSOSCOO: Little wih Lente 6 Leader of Morning- GOOD CARD TO-DAY AT AQUEDUCT TRACK Columbia Owes Victory Chiefly to McCarthy’s Inspiring Work at Stroke eight that outgamed them in the tide Varsity Eight imbues — that surpassed them at all etages dash and thrust, in life and the Men With Spirit That Enables) suaden te that marks the racing Them to Outgame Penn, Cor- well and Other Crews in Great; ~ Race on Hudson. ——— Poughkeepsie, June 27. ‘OTHER surprise was added to the already large store for 1914 when the Columbia Varsity ight rowed to victory in the annual four-mile Interuniversity race on the Hudson. The great victory was chiefly due to the inspiring work of her plucky little Irish stroke, Mc- Carthy. It was “Mac” who restored to the men of Morningside the aquatic crown won on the same course nine-; teea years ago and wrested away in 1806. Gweet was Columbia's decisive tri- umph, after a terrific battle from Krum Elbow down the glistening waterway, especially the great strus- gle in the last mile, but bitter-sweet, the slipping of the shining prow of Penasyivania into second position— muck maligned tholepins, sem!-Eng- lish rigging and all. It was bitter in that !t was so heart-breakingly near @ victory; sweet in that it meant the revival of the long dormant sweep ewinging prowess of the Quakers. MIGHTY CORNELL EIGHT FIN- I@HES IN THIRD PLACE. » But bitter alono the despairing fin- tea of the mighty cight of Cornell in third place, an eight all but supreme ig machine-like style and in cleanly watermanship, and reeking with Quartet of “Old Boys” Achieve | | six years lat Rare Feat by Going Out in Same Round and Each Re-! turning With a Leading Score. R “old boys” whose ages total 20 years felt so spry in the New York Athletic Club’s golf cham- ‘onship at Fox Hills that they went “out in the same round and each re- turned with a leading score, a feat that’s probably never been duplicated in golf or any other sport before. The honor of creating this unique record falls to James D. Foot, sixty- four years old, who made a score of 78; J. G. Batterson, fifty-eight y of age, who returned a 78 card; A Spotford, sixty years, who got an 41, and 8. McHie, fifty-two, who came bome with an 81 count. ‘There are thousands of young golf- ers who would feel immensely proud if they could play the game these veterans did in the N. Y. A. C. tour- nament. They all made their excep- tional scores in the same day and in the same round of play. The best ball the four would embarrass a cham- Tt ts a strange coincidence that James Batterson and J. D. Foot, the Apawamis veteran, both took up golf at the same time in 1900. we parterson who had been a former | baseball player, looked in vain for another sport to learn after he was convineed that Father Time had robbed him of some of his speed on the diamond. “LT was at Atlantic City in 1900," naid Mr. Batterson, telling how. he happened to be bitten by the golf bug. “In company with friends we were on the porch of the country club when Walter Travis and Findley Douglas were playing their final round for the championship. I saw them at a dis- tance whale away at the ‘ball and watched it stop within ten feet of the hole. It wad a big surprise to me the way they could control that little bail over such a vast course, and I said to my friends in amazement that Where must he something to the game that I had previously ridiculed. 1 announced that on reaching New York I intended buying a set of clubs, At the golf store I met Walter J, ars | from the rowing crew—and beaten, too, by an eight coached by a jolly Englishman whose methods had come in for constant criticism and at times even for outspoken contempt—the Ithacans might well have weloomed @ position even further down the line or the excuse that actual swamping might have furnished. Back in the second division—mak- ing a race in itself in that last mile— toiled the giants of Washington, the crew from Seattle rowing without form or finish of the first class, wast- ing its undoubted power at every dip of the blades. Here, too, drove along the pets of Jim Ten Eyck, themselves the champions but one short year ago. The men from the Sait City, in one last despairing effort, slid into fourth place, length upon length be- hind the toiling Cornellians, just the wink of an eye or av in advance of Washington. PLODDING WISCONSIN COM- PLETES GREAT EVENT. Lengths back, In a jane already rippling with the wake of launches, came Wisconsin plodding, aiwa: plodding, and with just enough left to get over the ine and compiete one of the greatest events ever rowed in the history of this course, Fully jthe boat’ race frenzy, seemed to be the apopletic stax: witnessed the great struggle from tumble of the Ulster bills and the slopes of the Dutchess County side, and from the observation train. Oarsmen of to-day, of the past and of the future, and their families and friends, filled the dusty, moving grand stand, It was a jolly crowd and a waterwise one. A length or close to it marked the supremacy of Columbia over Pennsy Vania, while the Quakers shot their slippery shell into port about half a length ahead of Cornell. It was a perfectly rowed race over a course power. There was no solace for the; perfectly policed by the revenue men ; men of Ithaca, Beaton by a lighter Four Golfers, Whose Years Total 234, Star in N. Y. A. C. Tourney}; in fact, a perfectly handled regatta, pion, and I broke the news to hii that’ some day I would defeat him. He simply siniled, Well, I devoted lote of time learning the sport, and| I kept my word and Travis for the Florida defeated Mr. champlonsh!p.” Mr. Foot in Dis golfing career has also met with considerable success. He has chased the ball over many courses in both Scotland and England, as well as most of the leading courses in this country. — ee WATER SPORTS FOR WOMEN, JULY 4, AT BRIGHTON. ‘The National Women's Volunteer Life Saving League of America will hold a programme of swimming events at Brighton Beach July 4. The fifty-yard novice will be open to all women swim- The other events will be participated in exclusively by mers at the be members of the leas and the pro- gramme follows: One mile swin hundred yard obstacle race, ff (open), novice swim end fancy ¢ The obstacle race promises to be of the most nove through — stationary over anchored float members of the le tlonal high and fa ey divi Ing contest, The afternoon procramme will start promptly at 2 dtclocic. a) a HARLEM E. H. S. REUNION. A reunton of the past and present members of the Harlem Evening High School Athlette Association will be hetd i r future. ‘The gatheriny will t one of the hotel a spe will be preceded of A. I. Shapiro, Vi 8. Red Sox to Trade Bed! CLEVELAND, June 27.—Pitcher Hugh. Redient of the Boston Red Sox will be traded to the Cleveland American 1 cording to well de day. Manager Car: from Cleveland elther @ pitcher or fielder for the former world's sei Travis, who had been amateur cham- | twirler, it is sald. Millions Thankfully Praise clear Carter’s Little Liver Pills A vigorous stomach, perfect work: ine liver and regular acting bowels belong to all who are wise enough 9 use Carter’s Little Liver Pills. vegetable. Imitations are numerous—look out for them. Insist on Carter’s Little Liver Pills if you want food health, a com lexi ion and freedom from Constipation dizziness, biliousness, headache and Biliousness indigestion. mom Headache Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price GENUINE must bear signature THE EVENING WORLD, NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT NEW YORK CITY’S WINNING CREW AND UCCESSFUL COACH SATURDAY, JUNE 27, tearing drive through that final mile ————— COLWMBIA VARSITY ee SRE A APARNA OW RRRE: EDITED BY RO3ERT EDGREN Changes of Bill at the Theatres for Next Week AMMERSTEIN'S Theatre and Roof Garden will offer Alice | Bs and Bert French in a spec- tacular dance called “The Tempt- tess,” Carmelita Ferrer, Spanish dancer; Joe Jackson, Lyons and Yos- 00, Consul and Betty, Bedini and Ar- thur and others. ‘The bill at the Pale will include Montgdmery and Moo? ‘na new act, Joan Sawyer in dances, Adelaide and Hughes, dance: ‘The Honey Girls,” Bert Wheeler and company in a pan- tomimle comedy, Fred Kornan, Aus- \ trian whistler, and a troupe of Ara- bian acrobats, “Damaged Goods” will be presen- ted for a fourth week at the Academy ‘The Darktown Follies” will be the attraction at the Ol-mple, NEW MOTION PICTURES. A film production ef the opera No Welcome for English Four as It Lands Home LONDON, June 27.—The Engish Polo four landed at Plymouth from the Olympto yesterday. There was no demonstration of welcome, but the team is to be entertained at a dinner at Burlingham on July 4. same day the final inter-regimental tournament will be played before the King, who displayed considerable in- terest in the American contests. Pilgrims’ Club are entertaining the team on Thursday next, Lord Roberts SUMMARY OF THE THREE ROWING RACES ON HUDSON JUNIOR VARSITY BIGHT. First—Cornell, 11.15 3-5, Becond—Columbia, 11.24 8 Third—Pennsyivania, 11.33 Fourth—Syracune, 11.50 8-5, FRESHMEN FIGHT, First—Cornell, 10.26, Second—Syracuse, 10.50 1-5, Third—Pennsylvanta, 10.53 2-6. Fourth—Columbia, 10.56 1 Fifth—Wisconal a 2? eel ae anand First—Columbia, 19.27 8-6, Second—Pennsylvania, Third—Corn' Fourth—Syr Fitth—Washington, Bixth—Wiscousin, 20.20, N. Y. A. C. Golf Title Will Be Decided To-Day Pour golfers, the lone survivors of a field of forty-two that started in the fourth annual championship of the New York Athletic Club, will meet in the eighteen-hole sem: Fox Hills course to-day. ners of the two matches will come together later in the day for the club Fe Lo wae d Wimborne in an interview use, 19.59 2-5, could not have been more warmly welcomed in America had we ve a cup rather than Perhaps I was Ww optimists when we The Americans had tnken note of our last trial match at Hurl- ingham, and I believe they under- rated both our men and our ponies, The American writers admitted with fine sporting frankness that the bet- ter side had won.” Thompson, who Mghtly Indisposed at the Ritz Hotel sterday, will sail to-day on the Staurstants with his medical at- tendant, Dr. Hammond. He has had some nasal trouble. ——— UNITED BOWLING CLUBS TO COMPETE IN BERLIN. The members of the United Howling Clubs and their friends sail July 2 for @ tour of Germany, Aust been going to gi MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS By Moreland News Bureau. nm Averame. Richard, after a grea’ eteen-hole battle with James D. ‘oot, finally won his way to the ‘i 4, pst finals, Tue two Richard broth- | ers tied with Chisholm Beach for the but H. C. Richard Tour director Thum has worked out ‘A program that will keep all busy from eave until they igs itinerary Provider tor the bowlers’ val in Bente on where the big. bowlln _forty- ztwo alleys of meaning American all and. German alleys and’ the wk gE ‘jug| qualitying medal, Pe lost out on the final hole in the {s| ond round of match play. ‘The four players who will compete sémi-finais are J, G. Batterson, Walter Richard, St. An- and KR. M, Tarleton, Great 4 Motorboate Off :| On 270-Mile Race On Hudson River The New York to Albany and return over a course of #70 miles on the Hudson, began at 8 o'clock this morning, made off Weat and Forty-seventh the auspices Motorboat Club, of which F. Chapman ta crulsers of Classes A and C, and two Class B open boats started, time allowances, | bawed on a theoretical boat rating of horse-power, from the new boat Fly- Port Washington Yacht Club, and Blue Peter V. of the | Corinthian Club of Yonkers. Among the starters are the ‘Thistle, fj Wulluco of the New York Motorboat Club, Block Island race last Saturday, secur- ga wecond leg on the Lipton Cup, as well ag winning the fast to ord for the cour: Bes: ey ——- 5 ps oy a Beach, Fox §| Fox Hills; Endurance Swim, ‘The annual endurance test of the Morris Heights’ Swimming | 4. Club will be held to-day, The race will start at Sea Bright and finish at Ai bury Park, a distance of abuut fourteen miles, Sixteen among whom are jam Black “ Rowe ri, Hughes of New York, ss <= SoBSES, one one events ever staged n, the contestants jarke and Will- Davis of Mt diving arrels, elimbing while covering the 100-yard course for time. In the eve- ning there will be @ women's water polo game between teams picked from oe, and an addi- —_——_—— White and Sinclatr in Fin sult of the second and sem!- final rounds of match play in the chtet |S ivisions of the Baltusrol Golf Club's | ¥: motorboat race, Waite, of Flushing, and Wallace M. Bin- lair, Of the home club, will meet in the fens six hole final match for the prin- clpal honor to: Harvard Crew Now at Henley. Henley crew arrived on the Sy mpie here Inst night and left for a formul meeting. ‘Tho Younger members will enjoy tho reminiscences of the older members, and that imuch will be | done toward establishing @ more co-o} jerative and friendly interest among the mombers, The committee, will conalst ‘The men’ were anxious to be ass the English customs permit pra ‘They ar r of naling fine snowing. ‘They ‘aid four ning each lay on the trip _— Sport Queries Answered a To the Sporting Editor: A bets B that the Athletics and louble header” on H claims there was no but two separate which do not econ- stitute @ “double header.” Who wins? | Hob! tice on Sunday. | Yerkes, Boston. 1 jt 5 $ i % 2 q 4 9 = which won the Block, Grandgerard, W. ‘A. Faulkner, $, Man- Ining, A. Rus a Six New Pontes for Invinotbles. Ralph Hobine of Oneonta Point Ma- | has bought ax three-quarter | Ba | bs ed Arizona ponies aw the nucleus for | x newly | by bim under the name of |the Invincibles of Oneonta Point | Robina plays No. igue team within the next few days, ed reports here Kan will recelve Boatons played a “ “double “header, scheduled games on the team, are Mort Alexander Gedney, N. ander Beecher, No, 8, and James Ov FOR TRED, HOT, SORE FEET “TIZ” for puffed-up, chafed, sweaty, calloused feet and corns. A B Ie right. ages geme lid the anniversary of the battle of - ‘To the Hporting mtiiert Let me know the address of Snowy Baker's club in Sydney, Auetralte,, or his home addrese, F. A letter addressed to Sydney on cette ee ea, ‘Aftchtoon, renal T address @ letter to ia J. 0. N. him at Tulea, Okla. ? {f Leach Crosa had won from Fred4ic Welsh in thetr last ‘Tuesday bout C champtonship of E B says if Cross had won Wel#h would atill be the lightweight champton of Who wina? might have claimed the En but lhold the Lord Lenadate atic of the champi he isn't a Britieh eubject. Seseoeearascle orree~ Why go limping around with aching puffed-up feet—feet so tired, sweaty and swollen you can hardly get your shoes on or off? | vet a 26-cont box of “TI now and gladden your tortured | @ possa-n "from the drug | oT" makes your feet glow with com S| fort; takes down ewellings and draws i! the soreness and miser: t chafe, smart an: “ 0 eo ‘lee, right out of femme te esses t= hoe a |S Fo “Gorn .nia” will be ae at the | Strand Theatro, The Broadway Rose Gardens Thea- tre, at Broadway and Fifty-second opens Monday with "A Million Mystery” and “The Terrors of the Deep” aa its picture features. ‘The Poor Foiks’ Boy” and “The Nicos and the Boy” will be among the datly novelties at the Vitagraph Theatre PARKS AND BEACHES, The New Brighton Theatre, Bright- on Haack, will have Georgo lane, baritone of “The Midnight Giz! Jone Lasky's musical comet. ae Bob a Parisian ganeet Stepp, Goodrich King, and Harry Breen. At Henderson. Music Hall, Island, will be “A Telephone gio,” the Travilla Brothers and diving seal, Howard, Hayden aaé Watson in a singing and ones Mindel Kingston in “A Flirtation,” Marguerite Kors forty in “The Dance of Julla Curtis in tmit “Oklaho ding Harry Fhompeon, Bowery," will by the bill at Ruatic Theatre, Pall ades Aavuse- ment Park. a rr M"HUGH AND M’LAUGHLIN OF |. A. A. C. GOING ABROAD. John J. Mcifugh and James MeLaugh- lin of the Irish-American A. C. will eatl for Europe next Thureday for an ea- tended tour, and it ts possible: that Mo- Hugh may return alone, as McLaughiia| ia seriously considering the acceptance of an offer to train the Danish Olympid” team, and has promised to give hie final decision when he confers with the Das- tah officiain at Copenhagen on July MeHugh, whore splendid work hea much for the success of the Public Schools Athletic fLeague, and McLaygh- Mn, who t recognised expert, wit et athletic conditions Cm jerlin, Stockholm Part Dublin, @ainburgh and pre le ot ow Two Games at Olympic Fielé. To-morrow afternoon at Otympte Field the Royal Giants will appear in a double header, The opening came will Be auainat the Hoboken team, who will appear here for the first time this sea- son. In the final came the Hoyal Giants will meet their old rivals, the Philadel phia Giants. CASCARETS TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS, HEADACHY, CONSTIPATED—10 CENTS Cascarets make you feel bully; they|poison from the bowels, A Caacaret to- immediately cleanse and sweeten the|night straightens you out Bed morning— stomach, remove the sour, undigested|a 10-cent box from al Groggict and fermenting food and foul gases, take} your Stomach re ated, H clear and the excess bile from the liver and carry} Liver and Bowel off the constipated waste matter andimonth: Non't forest the childres, in fine condition for _ AMUSEMENTS. seaside attraction. fipectal Thurelay Kvening Paul J, Rainey will persosally lectare, Hie oalp appearance, AT THE CASINO THEATRE Sone Courteny of Lee & 3. 3. Shubert. rvant who never Up. Here Is a chance for you to make amends for this oversight, There will be « benefit for the mainte- nance of the Newsboys’ Home Club at the Casino and Lyric ‘Theatres from June 22 to 20. 4 formnances at day, 3, 4, 7.30 and Lyric, '8 Performances, 3, 4 and 8.30, Admission 16 cents to 50 cents, Matinees, 96 eents for the best seate. T HE NEWSBOY 1s about the only AT THE LYRIC THEATRE 434%. W- of B'wag. Courtesy of lee & J. 3. Shubert. LITTLE LORD FAURTLEROY LTINGE “4 Wha # ASTOR Ss 28 3 5 fareB ot: Tati DB PAIR Bisie Ebbets Field———Marcus Loew's OLOSSA CU arniva bm lad Mi 8 LE, PHOTO ri té Viasearee, WEBER'S Uecedwey HAMMAM THES J RAE ue REPUBLIC fi eee i nolk _____ AMUSEMENTS, CLASON Comr Park ON THE SOUND. [ADMISSION TO PARK, DANCING PAVILION AND BEACH FREE. The only lerge Amusement Park catering to excursions. Our new 608 foot Pier accommodates seven large Sound Steamers at the same time, Our new Dance Hall built out over the sea is extensive enough to house army. Our filtered Salt Water Pool is the biggest in the Kast. good Sound Bething from our long, sandy Beach. Every Take 3d Ave. “L” or Bronx Park Subway to'149th Street; from these Clason Point Car to Park; a twenty minute ride. NIEGFEL SCRELD FOL Pore’ =|| rimas THE YELLOW t ticker| meat | Winter Garden 25° PASSING SI Sido KIT Ty (de tara: Mac KAY acavEaty oF MUSE | MATINEE D pe * Damaged Goods? ROGEGAROEN cit. Fs su: ra or 0 PMO F0 Nee We a