The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1915, Page 16

iat rs 3 5 i | ! 8 H 5 4 é ft H by lat ? E E i ell rH | E 4 } i i i at § ef 43 I k Hin H isi s il i : i i fe it ii aut g ¥ i FF - Giants Line Out Homers Off Their Own Pitchers; Yanks Start Real Games —— BIG LEAGUE PENNANT Merkle and Pitz There With! wWopes aS SIZED UP Long -Qloute , in Practioe— BY BULGER ON TOUR. Baker Looks Lost to Athletics. igor, The Evening MARIAM, March 10—The Giant reswars put it over the colts by the! ecore of 6 to 3. They got all tnate | nan runs off Pitcher Press, four in the!| Bae first inning and one, in the thied. |} no Palmero, though, did aplendid pitch- ing against tho regulars, Huencks, Merkle made heme cun in the @rat inning, and Pies was an aout vie Evening "World iginnted "ty novel series wh > Fs teresting last stories will World ak what Rockedh toe. cote, Fee bennant battles to come. oy ds tgst coming to the front! athictes, along with th eorre- aa © likety candidate among those to/spondents, spent the entire doy fish- be retained. ing on the Halifax River and at Mos- auito Inlet. Last night they returned Bilt Donevea is looking for now. Bill ie pretty well satiafied with the pitch- ing and field development. BROOKFEDS. BROWNS WELLS, Miss. March Trusadale, 30; Hartsell, If; Baumann, Tuesday fe ay Seer. Fi ss; of the jeral Association, turning to the place made vacant at huss retirement dust betors. the fer the izeining cam) i pits i | DAYTONA, Wie, March 19.—Man- Mobineson turned his at! rif i opening, according to & story published here to-day. . President James A. Gilmore ef the fore She stery, sald, wrap if ts } o | 1 i i tf to || f ! ring The, Bales Saale Sy SoS SOME DONT’S sme Wodke, FRIDAY, MARGE %, PORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK FOR BOWLERS Copyright, 1916, by The Preas Pubtishing Co. (The New York World.) PEE Tal 016. ROBERT hockey series at Rink, but it wast q enough to permit of victery. score was 7 to 6. These will meet again on Gat and the seven having the total score for the two nights next lid will meet the Ottawa team day night for the championship @ purse of $2,500, eft Every Big Stable Is Represented | Distance Roller In Havre de Grace’s Stake Races Races —_—. Whitney and Belmont Among Liberal Nominators to Maryland Race Meeting. VERY big racing stable in the Bast with the exception of James Butler's string will be represented jn the twelve stake events to be run during the meeting at Harve do Crace which opens April . Harry Payne Whitney has enter- of practically his entire etring of two- year-olds, Tom Healy ‘will send a few of hie -youngsters ig the Wilson stable, but expecta to ex some of the stakes and purses with the three- yoaregids, all of whom fill ‘be in Bone a Rarscnee and Albend will be the mainstays of Healy's string. August Belmont has Stromboli and Filttergold in every event for three- year-olds and upward. Both have been given « special preparation at Sheepshead Bay and will be shipped to land within the next two weeks, Rockview is named to start in the Susquehanna Handicap at one mile and a furlong to be run on the closing day. If the son of Rock Sand and Golden View shows well in this 0 Bel- politan Handicap. Tea Caddy, De- lancey and Fenrock are the two-year- at Bowle will be seem in stake events at Havre de Grace, Gifford A. Cochran has entered liberally in the two-year-old events. 7 ‘kels, the millionaire Cali- i) ship his best two-year- and race them at to| on meoting. horses of the Quit bert L. Pratt. Headmast, one of the best in the Fitssimmons stable last year, is woll engaged. Dundee Wore Shoes on His Hands To Block Wife She Used Strenuous Home Training Style, Hence a Law Suit. Lacitle Carroro, who is best known as Mrs. Johnny Dundes, wife of one of the hest lightweight boxers in the game, denies that she is the inventor of home trainiag methods for a prise in @ suit for separation in which he meintains that Mrs. Dundee is too strenuous in her style of training. ‘When the case comes up in the i: a | iff ge °s Leads, He Says Supreme Court it should attract a “big house” of boxers and their train- ers, Dundee in his testimony will show the value of a pair of shoes while training. “No boxer wil! ever injure his hands if they take my ad- vice,” says the little Italian. “Never again will I use gloves while training t home,” he says. “I usually slipped @ shoe on each hand whén she toed the mark for a little sette, and, be- Meve me, shoes are great weapons to ward off cut giass, clothes hangers; hammers and sundry other household articles that I had to dodge.” Dundee admitted that his wife had @ better left hand jab than Benny Leonard used when they clashed three weeks agd. Mrs. Dundee, in her answer to her husband's charges, avere that it was died. She says Johnny was as great a fighter at home as in the ring. When the case js finally disposed we will know whom Baby Dundve takes after, She te a robust little miss of two years. In foot work she is ve' clever for a child of two. This her ting a 5 stand fighter she puts forward her’ foot and squares off as if ready for trou- ble. This aggressive pose she im- herits from her mother, according to Dundee. Mrs, Dundee is living at the home of her parents. mo! is one of those typical German housewives of Eleventh Avenue. She is very sad because of the trouble. Mrs, Dundee the fighter suddenly became . There were family spate, of she says, but nothing wertous. in her answer which will be filed in a Ww ones she avers that Dundee life when he got into a temper. ¢]She denies that she threw cups at oF ESET Bieakee & Dundee. “Not @ alngle cup is broke: she sald, but she intimated that the fat was pretty badly wrecked after the netto. _—____ Won't Shift Newark Franchise. With the Hastern Association tn Mas- sachusetts and Connecticut in such a Gilapidated conditoin becguse of the dropping of Hartford, Springfield end New Haven, leaving only three clubs tn neat. ta ity of transfer- ically lll a the Brooklyn heavyweight, in the Harder Than Bike Grind Contestants Are on Their of Siimemntul to the matcra ‘Many of Feet All the Time and them si around with small sponges clinched between their teeth. But the This Strains Ankles. 9 is breathed in through the nos- + trils, After you have watched the skaters for a few hours it would be hard to offer an alibi if you were accused of 'T LOOKS as if New Yorkers are in' being at the race. The dust that set- for @ revival of roller skating bY Tata clothes are the tell tale | races. The twenty-four hour event They talk about a six-day team | that came to a close last night taieece i LU rand it sane catch on but ware Garden showed in there wouldn't be mi left In the race many. waye that roller racing om al ie tit Sarat ra, tg @ too much of a ut three banked track is just as exciting and| Gays continuous would make a good spectacular as a six-day bicycle race.! race, about as much as any human be- # Indeod it is a better test of endurance /!ng could endure and hope tp come out 5 than @ cycle grind because in a rotier| % “ithout the aid of crutches. \ race contestant is really always} Roland Cloni and Eglington won the t and there is less chance bak pie Op Folies, stating rege which en midnight at 4 4 A toamsgaate must aways) juare Garden. fartin and Bacon feady to jump out and relieve bis finished second and = McLe partner. In a sprint, and they are! Laurey were thir numerous, a skater vannot keep | lied miles more than about | ing a now worl sprint of one mile ‘k was 293 miles, the ekaters relieve one another as/ year, often as four times. Five men started in the final sprint ‘The constant roar caused by the/of one mile which was to decide the skaters rolling over the board contest. They were Cionl, Martin, reminds one of the roar of the ocuut | Laurey, Kirkbride and Kays. In this ‘at the seashore. It must be this|sprint Cioni beat bis opponents by 7 ‘the crowd. about three yards. Titra bo Shien Sie Bd sovereraae Reese —n je t spring feet whe: and yell and wave their "CLEVER STYLE Carstairs Rye is the oldest, the purest, the finest whiskey ta America. Skillfully blended and aged in wood. 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