The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1914, Page 14

ng TO-DATE 2. LAND NEWSY lceglhs Terro Miyake, the Great Jap: _anese Siu-liteu Man, Here, _ With a Widespread Chatnge to All Wrestlers. ; Serre. ON Retort Wore | of them want it. Tarro Miyake, oe ie years, ie here with one of most widespread challenges ever _for Tarro Miyake looks the part. bead taller than most Japanese ipo sant cz chee ceagee ts ove, | VON Backs, Because pened of ei tet a street car run over hts peck and one,” said Miyake yesterday . “should like to wrestle| midable Backfield. @ither Gotch or Zbyssko. 1 challenge them. If either Gotch or Zbyesko will feet me—their wrestling against my By William Abbott. -jteu—I will make any wager they ARVARD ie being made T agree to beat either in five favorite for Saturd ten or forfolt the side stake, I Cam the same challenge to any of the anes. 1 weigh 160 pounds, but if] prove stronger than the Lean use jiu-jiteu it makes no dif. ¥ how big they are. In Kngland| overcame the advantage We beaten all comers for ten yeare| held behind the line. The Blue backs, | have never been defeated. Jiu- ‘Wileon, for their strength eide| backfield in action against | Teen St wcent |Harvard’s Superior Line $uicercsws| Makes Her the Favorite They sar Miyake cee) Great Manipulation of Pa hen | -afhedlae @ omile. He's always ing Attack, Now Ranked as! on have come to America to wrestie| the Equal of Crimson’s For-| in the new Yale “bow!” because many believe the Crimeon Iino will Yale, in the game with the Tigers, Grede who gaw the well-bandied Yale sane Saturday. expect the Bulldog will have some-| Princeton plans to begin in 1916 ame BVENING WoRLD, wEDwEsDAy, NOVEMBER 18, 1016. Saturday’s Game| Interesting Facts About Yale Bow! of Their! Dis operators. Thompson, head of the ticket partment, say: tions for seats have passed the 60,000 mark. The Yale manage- nt has staked out the parkini ‘in game automobiles. This in exclusive of aquad of New Haven police- nd @remen who will be on Bulldog’s. | MISTo JESS, “Wat's DE MATTER WIN SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ~ Jauc, UNLESS (TS GoT THe ISLAND? manipulation of the passing attack, | (he Blue players should continue to y 2 y he equal of Har. | '™pro nd reach what trainers aro Me Wi ll ped (dad Mae try pred rip irs | 3 pleased to call “the pink of con- Jimmy oran U uit lon” when the Cambridge invasion Princeton Racing for Hog Raisin f HERE AND THERE IN THE WORLD OF SPORT BASEBALL WAR, Copyright, 1914, The Preas Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World), {i BE OUT To GeTA REPUTATION that it will be a war to a fitish be- IF Jowton ’ Bae ST ’ U.S. 6. N CAHEY LANDS OF ANNUAL MEETING ror Sony Gets Headmast Home in Cam-! jt GRACE, Nov. 18—The Camden Sell-; n the amateur champlonship English | Ing Stakes for two-year-olds and .1| pecond. street ender —— or all age handicap at a mile and sev-| lasted eighty-five ini VF UOHNSON AND WILLARD pest OWTHE ISLAND e ate . tes! Ops eae” ._ EDITED BY’ *e ROBERT EDGREN DECLARED EAN _— CUBSSA SHE OFF Weeghmen Wank Wanted “Wee Time on Option and Taft Refused It. ©. M CHICAGO, Nogv. 18. -- Ch Weeghman’s efforts to purchase the Chicago Nasional League Club, which it was figured would insure peace bee aru nek tween organized ball and the Federal | League, have failed and both sides bor Lak oe, | to-day squared off with declarations Goes cyt Mende. tween the independents and ized ball.” ‘This sudden termination of CHANGES DATE Negotiations that have huny fire The United States Golf Association| Cubs, flatly refused Weeghmaa ‘pn headquarters announces that the date| extension of time for an option on for the annual dinner and meeting of! his stock. The Federal League mag- the organization had been changed from te wired Mr. et J 16, as originally announced, to) until Dec. 1 on ption | Jan. 8 ‘The meeting will be held at the| stock In the Chicago Nation | Waldort-Astoria, and the reason for| Cubs’ owner replied that he woul: | advancing it a week is because the con- not grant an extension and that all | stitution of the Western Golf Associa-| egotiations toward his prospective | thon necessitates the holding of ite an-| Purchase of the Chicago Nationals ore at an end | nual meeting on the third Sagurday in|‘ i, ‘ Fualary which on this occasifn wii be| When asked what effect the fallure jan. rie Uniess one or the other shifted | of Mr. Weeghman to buy the Chie it would have brought about an awk-| cago Nationals would have on the ward situation, for the reason that! proposed peace terms, Chairman Au. den Stakes and Wins | Frank J Woodward. of Denver, the) gust Herrmann of the National Come /j t xecutive 9 Western or- 101 . With Montressor, ganization | idea at this time.” * The Cubs, including players, fran- | Gann Wins at English Dillards. eres and plant, are worth % md a tACK "HE " ‘x to $2,000,000, according to Murphy, RACH TRACK, HAVRE DE) Arche Gunn won from Arthur Brooks to #2.000,000, Becordine to Mt | make a material profit last year. Charies Weeghman spurted, @ when informed of Taft's action.” ¥ | ing a high break of 3% hie the loser's| “If Mr. Taft has called off negotia- | billiard tournament Harvard | nty yards were the features of the - | best effort waa e acore was 250| tions ding the purchase of ¢he [ect oF CUBA AT ONCE LIKELY To jcard here to-day. ‘Tho track had | Co 7K. There, will ben double mil to-| Cub stent, it means war w 6 ae Le Gore, Knowles, Ainsworth and; - = (AT Ove! jf aried ous considerably, night when J. O Nell plays Bt ecmaits, | between the Federal League and or. id great | their gruelling game with bAiBiéA: a are FIRST RACE. In the pocket billiard tourney C. McFar ganized ball,” he said. “The F land defeat: dC. Mead | by 8 90 ore. *, 8 League was acsicus for bor 0 61. To-n Lois Schloss w! lay | we can’t have it are mo! Ey six furlongs.--Blue Thistle, 116! ffarry K f for war than eve! pat . Turner), 13 to 5, 7 to 5 and 7 ta 10, “4 rat; Kewessa, 110 (It. Shilling), 16 0) paces on Harlem Speedway To-Day PA heer ey he, Bee ne to 5 and 3 to,5, second: Honey Bee,| “Owing to the rainstorm the brushes| put sald he had been pro Pe Le ee tN abe rine shere | scheduled for the Harlem Speedwoy last | chance to bid for them. vo0d ? . i were postponed. The Road! An aftermath of the slidden ending na: three-yerr-olds and) up- | { where she left off this season—that that set th Ids M Al Wanda’ Pitzer, Coy, Bolala, | Sundey, ; thing on his Cambridgo rival when it) 1, in the last ten minutes of the MeNdmate aie ihe “idn Who start | Progressive, Batwa, Fascination alg | Dryers Ateveiatan a’ would be held | 08 Peace terms was the story Comes time to advance the bail. game with Yale. Glick, Moore ana| If Veteran “of More T More Than Thirty practically ail the sprints. Moran ex- | Mimesis also ran. | this afternoon. Feet Ee deicd) Ine tis decane * 1 oft Stage ani Whether this will be the case re-| Dickerman, the combination that Plained this when he said that if ne | The first race, for three-year-olds —=———— oat, (hs wate a fi pie Soe sion by ‘offered ta mane maine to be seen, but it’s a certainty | proved so effective, will be avaiable! 144-Hour Races Wins This “'# this year he wanta:to retire with) and upward, a selling affair at nix aay and var ee with him right then for any back! ALD ke Tho Tigers will lose less by gradua- e wanted, flu-fiteu. againec| sat tbe two elds will my the Hon aan eltner Fale vor Harvard, | Year He'll Retire With $100,- : Moran. has been a cycle racer fur} of @ m retbhs sy edge heir , * | tw «five * ¥ | tier Progressive ai a forfeit the money, Hack-| seate with Saline lateral and for-|shenk will be the only regulars to y°| twenty-five years, First a sprinter, Nf d to beat him in five 76,000 spectators on tI | 4 record, twenty years ago, he tried his hand|!n front, with the rest bunched. of a minute. At the risé of the bar- furlongs, found-a delay at the barrier| HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. _ erally, supposed, to. have severed all | connections with the Cul age- were off ‘ing to report, Murphy tolé the RACE TRACK, HAVRE DE! owner it would be foolish to sell fhe men tried to push me off ward wert) assaulte| leave college thia season. at alx-day rosin GRACE, Md., Nov. 18—The entries club to Weeghman and suicidal! 5 000 g, and haa never] Around the lower turn for home gage and Hackenschmidt eal rough ad the line. ‘According to plans that will soon Bankroll Iiinged a Year since, His best per-| Kewessa took the track followed. by |£or to-morrow's rages are oa follow Tare aT aNavea i nave eoaent ‘Lond | allenged Jobneon |“ pupporters could read the be made public old Nassau's Football | formance as a six-day biker was in] Honey Bee and Blue Thistle. The! | FIRST Race ¥ For rg en ae Se nese esha, coo elie to let him box wes romcope of the game they'd like to | Committee of Five will be retained, | 1908, when, with Floyd McFarland as| latter challenged Kewessa at the six- poo if 00; Black Me 18 pra ea following Owner Taft's to beat him) know ju advance how the eenth pole and passed him, winning | Causa, Blot H aia bWunaner, | fusal to Weoghman came Pre would-make him| wards will stand up against the u 4 chat he wouldny ee ‘They plunges Wil prancke-and Beadies, the|cegeid coacke et Vitor Denfeld raid of the Su fan, as they larvard line destroyers. Anow what I coul id do. T eould inty about the line that ie johnson very eanily.” ¥ waking Harvard the favorite, Prince- he arrived another Japanese| able when the Tigers in ¢ Tani had beaten a number of| minutes gained over 100 ya by ish wrestlers and seemed to be| rushing, Similar weakness against aoe ie big Be team experienced | raising. Moran annaunced once be- | in his career he invested his savings ¥ years when a Cornell beat-| fore that he Was through with the! in.a hog-ralsing farm near his home. game, but the lure of gold brought| This business increased cach year until now he says his pig-breeding business brings him a profit of about Ne. Miyake rake beat ‘Tani easily,| Harvard would be fatal. new angles every day. Now| {fom the Princeton battle. ent Klegin to America to clear the match he ts supposed to have | ure WS with tor Langford, and McVey's | Prince! pects to have Johusen- Then othe regulars were fe} o eustch in Cuba baple of months, within a) Tcondition that may find n't top development Pde iy weak sure. he talke ope it ih rss a asteea or ne rr one lc ints. Instead of going Hevards, and says there's ao other ala ‘4 i ‘ 52 the phased for him. to have been held in tiny ‘over and saw Joe Woodman and ing of Students. En GRAN ESOS 2252808 q 2.4 24 ; Yale has had since a ° Head terms oo them, and rightly too,” said forced several changes in th: alt : ‘other | Coach Haughton of the Harvard foot: |Iine-up, During the scrimmage W salty |B cite ia: ae tee a ball team in addressing @ mage meet- oa wee, burt, and was replaced by oe sane, eae Baeelbe tor ven “rounds, ze ing of students last night. Rite rite dened beottinn tata oie Caml, ih fant bantam tram Canty Coach Haughton said it waa hard| arm was twisted behind him, ‘The iu-| ws’ soc hots ‘Simply * ba for a team to be at the top, as Har- | jury was painful but not necessarily Ie remit, the, ‘1 rua But it should be remembered that! !M& on Thunkagiving was an a aE Johnson mat match ts developing | he enh de soewares will learn a we event in Philly, The Quakers exception of Capt. a atura the o hard gamos l@consecu-| Johnny Maulbetach of Mi: night, “and I gueas that is enough to tive weeks. ageingt Michigan a04/ tne greatest halfback of the on as live on for the rest of my days, 1| good condition there is absolutely no many knocks during my|danger unless you get caught in @ continued the veteran, “but | simash-up. Hut there ve mended | occurrenc ay eB. hot one or two pleces but a pleey, aad T expect to live for @ long | boys ih know Row fer hand "the w me yet.” selves in a sprin' hink this rave l¢ sa baller be cused himself ao that | {a the best ever, there are so many | ten lengths in front of F. A. Ston artner, Reggy | good riders, and you have to keep West Point expects Halfback Oli-| McNamara, and he started a sontt \eweks ‘all the time.” | e for two weeks, their ndition for any Tength of time. Yale's advancement, | was injured in the Rutgers game. on the other ‘hand, has been more | returned for a few minutes against gradual. The tram hes been devel- | Notre Dame and then played for halt oy slowly, Inceton an oped Ao lowly, with Princet re i} Yale Eleven Best She Has Had tirade 5 leaped Since 1909, Says Harvard Coach “We Fear Them, and Rightly | before it gets into action Too,” Declares Percy Haugh- 's tee pew bowl. ‘They will meet the| former didn't act ite expected game, played right end to- Harvard team of 191¢ has got to| day, Btillman’s ankle fe in bad Dee, 8: Bully Gragp we, eek Tolead, snd Tom compete with a fret claes Yale team, | and he did not report for h had shave Gitbone, brother of the Mt, Poul Wimed, ageinst the last time in a six-day race.|1 lap, which stood us a record until] t Blue for-| but an older and more experienced Jim MORAN is competing for) a team mate, they rode 2,737 miles and | t The veteran of more than thirty! It ts this — 144-hour races is nearly forty-three | pee Ponn, thoroughly demoralized from | ual Wit! disgusted over their showing this dim out of retirement. “I expect to bis own deas of training. The Michi- wan line breaker lives in Ann ‘Arbor, | and every night he goen home and all the broken bones h practically Moran then he could relieve hii phant will shine against the Navy next week. This husky youngst @ game last Saturday with Maine. jective | tle was the heaviest gun the Army ec stale after | fired in both battles, By John Pollock. om receipts of the Croat pt bout w tht sum the Bostom boxer got # guar: £1,360, while Txach drew down 38 per i Gallant les been matched by his manager, Aleck Melean, the old bike rider, to meet either Matty Baldwin, who some time ago easily de- afternoon they will march into the stadium for @ Anal view of th peed Cy Hub one wetk from Tuesday night, tYale,| ‘The cont which Manager Jimay Twsfont lad Wil go | planned for his opening show at the Federal A. ©. tres and backfielde: Haven to-morrow for Practice] bas been shited to the Kapire A, onset the team at New London on| weekly meeting of the boxing Commissioners see match, hae teen ton in Addressing Mass Meet- Friday. on | weekly eanaute will be conducted by the IC. aon, Sian, Pada, Pree Mahon brothers next Tuesday night, ‘The cart ts iy oa ata Thy 4 Tommy MeCart! ve, Batthis Levinsky, Cham Mardi Gres week, NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 18.—An | gon Mocor ve, Joe Stata, Kid Taylor vs, casi hour of smgnal mh MMUteS | Jimmy Murrey, tackling the dummy and half of the hardest kn CC We fear | stift drill ater Oe nane Injuries and upsets of other sorts ched to appear vard is through Ite recent euccesses | Serious, the trainers say. Conroy, the Ghertey_ A. 0, Maturday night Ce 4 other took th Buckles, match: against Yale, “for that makes the| Sur aS not ecrimness, ne heeded es “| wy dates she other fellow the unaer dog; he Sights | rest, Charieton and Cakes alternated bie ite, sere ob gna Bi ie hes ers, Folate all the harder because of it, and] at his position. Nick Carter, who sub- th 4 ¥' ira | sometimes be gets away with it, The| situted | Tae Braday_ Sorin Cia fan aranoet the) i "Yo —<— ‘ for Fred Selieen, in the following programme of houte for ile show on bla that he will not Play tn ti the Zulu Kid. game, alt! bh Gefinite | wie tants, who ham't get given up the hos No that effect could be made ing game, io egain the manager fo boxer, ‘The Hi bothans, the former | boy at Wille bes oe in a sheegs Tommy ‘Texas star, who played Wy wes Lowi | som played on the seo. Tnowies's place at right oy jes was at fested him, or Joe Mamdot, at the Atle A, A, of | as pecause the | Hegelonal boxing. rf Cam! = riee, tl rt Nene mage |_™ Abugrue-Beecher pont, for which J: rash, bgt sect io cee Aryans a bridge, Mass, Nov. 18. made up the work i ie PAnenH Reisler, manager of the east side lightweight, 1s | I) nee, topes Joh mas 66° THE team which Harvard! pail “squad yesterday. Head ‘Coach | guaruniewing Vets Fitareald, manage of miner fies meets at New Haven vext| Frank Hinkey took advantaxe of the | $1.50. will probably be Lol Saturday is the best that cold weather and gave his charges * be 15, The new Mite Tuue raul ; = aia dt ae we of tee nepaer 4st ree ‘he. last year. In 19:0 Moran and Root] from Kewessa, who wi ceamed and won the ry He has} i close up in every other event, two Gaunine leks years old and ts ready now to bow to! Moran, who has a beautiful home lyake is quite @ hero in Kngiand.| ton showed the Hue line waa vulner: | gan and Dartmouth against Michi |the rising generation of six-day | and farm at Cheisen, near Boston, has] annual i » . | competed in every city in the world wame with Cornell knowing | "ers and devote all his time to hox- | CoNhe they have cycle racing. Barly 8 some people be- pu have to do It Ay iy gg hey aa bd Sir ingaperiencee, big bese rd ays con- (iho aS & 1818,| money added to what I have already | effects of long-distance riding, “It| ‘ signed neon 4 ould prove PR. 3. ] th | other year to run, a8 an-/ accumulated in this game will bring | fight Willard. Meanwhile Johneon ‘ ane srl have . telling effect. fa Rees my pile to $100,000,” said Moran tant, ! . eeting yeate pr posed tO Ask Maver. Baker to lift a Hia"ae pro: hats! Fo tne i ‘Hariem out ‘will be field’ at the: Bronx fom Saturasy sight will be the vey (be. arranaml aay bm H u : Teafsbantan, and Sher t Franl city the firet of m1 xm wilt Dad show to-night, Allene tn". vt Bin head to 1 and even, third. ‘Time—4:16. | 1 so year that already a demand is being | finish first this week, and the prize! gjo,000 a year. Moran shows no ill Senegambian, Renault, Devoter also | 1h ¢ nteeplechase looked to be a | tng; ‘ farce before one round of the course | MURS ale of tore ies gare, 12: | WILL NOT CHAN was run. Senagambian, the contender, en gO; A ‘Vignola, fell, Then Chupadero, the odds-on fa- | Mur 108: pMarelaws TN. ae caus and up- PRICE of vorite, was forced to make the run- ‘one mile Cy . a eirteenth Quick ning, with Idie Michael four lengths min 104; | Navi p back. In the run through the stretch i these da ldle Michael challenged the favorite, but to no avail, Chupadero win- | Sent ot A jae ning by a neck from Idle Michael {hae ol longs. tO Headmnst, “to accphes) to 5, 6 to 5 and.2 to 6, first; Boxe ROBERTSON SUGGESTS 2, secon Sarseget, 106 (Shuttinger), \start found all off to a good break || Evening World every Saturday \DIABETES he rane by, sires ‘parts.oe 8 least ee Tob; Door "Mat, 100; Margaret | Thomas's announcement that he a half length ‘ ane the tee . ou Ee tie bale tod | ger Bresnahan would leave SECOND RACE. irae th iver” 1 rue meeting to-morrow of the Cub SECOND RACE — Steeplechase; ingle ntih te: A Mit’ hens: 1H! rectors will be held, at which Bi handicap; three-year-olds and up- nahan will be appointed mana; ward: about tw. miles.—Chupadero, | riko RACH nate succeed Hank O'Day. This was 164 (J. Ryan), 3 to 4, 1 to 8 and out, | fulone i a,; nounced by Thomas this s fal Lemont e Idle Michael, 145 (M, Brooks), | eoiur, 116; Reliance i Hel ng wl tod. after receiving a message from 6 to 5 and 1 to 2, second; F. A]. 6 ihe of " ! 134 (P. Willlams), 12 to i, 3 WAR way fh 104 od atage due ey THERE RACE. Selling; two-y 201 (@hiiting), 9 to & PLEASURE ROUTES FOR 3 to 1, even and 2 to 6, third. Time— EVENING WORLD READERS. <1 Broom Flower and Dr. Lar-| ‘ ran. George H. Robertson, Vander- mden Selling Stakea was for | 44 . Cee eaten aeUaS furlonge, The || bit Cup winner ‘1907, In The with Dr, Larrick and Broom Flower) explains to automobdilists how making the running. Headinast moved their machine and car troubles up at the stretch turn and when ‘raightened out it was a case of firat|| may be remedied, and suggests hen the other, between the first | pleasure routes for Evening World Headmast, under a vigorous |} readers. y, won by neck A BETTER " SIX Race from Boxer, who tance in front of Sarsenet. rain ae we| BATIMA the Turkish- yy MH ne ry @ to 2,4 to 6 and 2 to 5, first; Paint Brush, 98 {Shulin. Sie bg 2.8 nd 3 to 5, secon ‘aterbass, 112 (W, Andress), 13 to 10, 2 to § and 1 en igarette 4 to 6, third, Time, 1461-5, Pardner, Taciien and Embroidery also ran Montresor was off wi a rush, with th f the favorite, Waterbass, being last to e purest orm in whi leave the barrier. The former stuck to'the front, though hard. pressed at tobacco can be smoked, times by Waterbass and Paint Brush, At the end Montresor won handily by Al te ond Meniretar won :eadilt Fa - and their flavor is the same distance in front of Water, it “Distinctively Individual” Physicians Using New Remedy ‘With Great Success. (0c Package Free eg: Letume es 1 aie There may he oome divers i as taste—but over Tabet, Pas aay eon billion five hundred ie tee rato ayehe millions, of Fatimas were fairs will featury ithe i, coaee tee: g.| preferred and smoked year.