The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1915, Page 16

- pleted for Twenty-Round ~ White-Welsh Bout. FP VERITHING 1s avout ost for a LP twenty-round bout between Freday Welsh, the lightweigh' ehampion, and Charley White of Chi eage. Unless some hitch arises the ‘Contest will be decided in Denver on July 6. At present all that stands in way of the signing of articles of nt comparatively small of $2,000. © The promoters have ‘Welsh $13,000 for his end, no ywhat the result of the bout, the champion’s manager, Harry has been holding out for aad he will probably get it. entire City of Denver is inter- | eeted in the arrangements, and rather ‘than lose the advertising which it Is ‘will subscribe money toward puree. There is a big English im the city, and with this and 2D HOWARD WILCOX Hi Latest Belmont Arrests if; i ( i : __THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 100 MILES AN HOUR THEIR 1915 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY => ROBERT EDGREN Game for Discarded Pirate Accounts for Five Runs, but Carelessness of Giants’ Outfielder in Tenth Helped Score Winning Tally. By Our Jack Murray, Won the Cardinals efforta of the Giants to bit out a vio- It le true that Red Jack reinstated himself to a certain extent by driving in the tying run in the eighth inning with a@ smash against the fence, but that one run could not offset the other three. It was the firat real bad day AIM G00 ATHLETES IN INTERCOLLEGIATE Track Is Fast and Record- Breaking Performances Are Expected at Frankin Field. PHILADELPHIA, May 28.—Clear, | cool weather, a fast track In perfect condition and a fleld of more than 600 athte the pick of the score or more colleges in the assocaition, promised record-breaking perform- ances in the Fortleth annual track and field champlonahips of the In- tercollegiat: Association which opened to-day on Franklin Field. Elimination trials in the shot put, pole vault, running high jump, hi mer throw and running broad jump, and preliminary heats tn the 100-yard dash, half-mile run, 120 amd 220 hurdles, 449 and 220 yard dashes, cem- prised to-day’s programme. Six men will qualify for the finals tn each of the field events and records made to-day will stand unless bet- tered in the final competitions to- morrow. 7 that Murray has had this season, but wos he made a good job of it while he was at it, and aaid last night that he By Bozeman Bulger. hoped ‘he had got it all out of his R. JOHN DOTS MILLER, whe| ” used to be « Pirate, may have some of the faults that Fred Clarke ascribed to him but, If #0, John McGraw thinks it high time they were beginning to materialize. Likely there were a few of these & Threatening Weather And Bad Roads Cause Postponement of Big Races te rates eae eo Many of the experts have figured that the championship may be largely determined by the results in the half and quarter-mile runs and much / Intended to Show Just How Far Bettors May Go Malden and tn (he race to the stretch turn seemed well ponned in, Even after the turn for home the Butler as the real opportunity of the championship title back Notwithstanding his defeat, Math- ewson's work showed an improve- ment over his last start and on two or three occasions he approached his former greatness, In the fifth and aixth innings, for instance, he tight- ened up and retired the side after IKE GIBBONS has put on some Weight since his first appear- Ms ‘ance in New York, but he has BK Put It on almost scientifically, above sition in these event: District Attorney Smith Be- lieves He Has Evidence to Stutz, Earl Cooper's Stutz and Bob Burman’s Peugeot. Cooper's odds Twenty-four of World’s Speed- SPORTING. ‘the waist. His shoulders are wonder- Colt meomed safely pocketed ungit| *Ults that escaped us in the general | {ho fret two batters had landed) jest Autos Entered in 500- Meeay $0 Pence ind eee ao ee . tally Hold Trio for Grand Jury—| Bore), despairing of getting through) "us Of things but, even ee third. did things like this to offset them: Went to bat five times, got two singles and a two-bagger, drove in two runs and brought in three him- self, In addition thereto he stole a base by the nimble use of his brain and won for the Cardinals the tough- est fought game of the year. Hear ye: In the tenth inning J. Dots singled to centre and ran half way to second, walting to see how Murray would A difference of twenty-four pounds , handle the ball. Seeing that Miller made & wonderful difference in the| »#d stopped and figuring that he steeplechasing ability of Cherry Mal-| Would go back to drat, Murray leis- otto, With 162 pounds up last Batur-| Urely lobbew the ball toward second. day Cherry Malotte fenced poorly and | Taking gored De ae eng was #0 lacking in speed that Jockey | \Matead of retui 4 ‘ef Powers pulled her up at the twelfth | jess ‘tipew by several rs Ohare jump. Yesterday the Greentress| reached second with none out Miller Stable's jumper cleared the obstacies| #dvanced to third on an out and scored easily on Butler's tap to the without the slightest bobble and bad) Tihvig, “His outwitting of Murrey Mile Contest at Indianapolis Monday. The biggest het morning was $600 to on the rail, pulled him to the outaide for clear satling. In a couple of sJumps after that the race was practi- Sed over, Pebbles went to the front Vincent Treanor. and breesed the rest of the way. By Pebbies wasn't much on looks in the HB arraignment of three MO! paagock before the race. Compared before Judge Jones in pesca F| to such three-year-olds as Top o' the stead to-day on a charge Of) Morning and Phosphor he looks more having made book on the Belmont) iixe @ pily than a colt. Looks, how- Park races should serve af & ©OD| ever don't win races. vinoer, at leaat, that District Attorney Gmith of Nassau County is sincere in his hunt for violators of the law against gambling. The trie were ar- rested yesterday shortly before the last race of the day on complaint of Messrs Kasoborn of Hempstead, L. I., and Constable Thompson of Oyater Bay, who visited the track with the District Attorney. ‘The complainants say they saw the men making bets and passing money (RACING BELMONT) PARK TOMORROW: $2,000 Withers Stakes ‘eirtionee For the first time in many years McGraw ran out of utility men in the Lis shakeup and, in the tenth inning, was compelled to send up Bill Rit- ter, a recruit bs gee eng a oop hitter for Stroud. After that the only 3 available men left on the bench for| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 28. ‘any purpose whatsoever were Mar- | While racing fans were trying to-day quard, Schupp and Tesreau. to adjust the betting odds for the 600-mile Speedway race, the man- para. te Pahna would win, The cream colored German racer, driven by the popular Italian haa @ great following. In the elimination speed trials this racer av- eraged 98.2 miles an hour, second only to peer Wilcox's Stutz, whioh av- Pebbles Proves Calibre. r of the speediest racing in the world will compete! the annual 500-mile endurance race here. At 10 o'clock on Mon- day three foreign and twenty-one domestic machines will come to the starting ling, and the great strug- gle will demonstrate whether Euro- pean or American builders can turn out the fastest cars, The cats them- lecives represent the last word in auto- mobile construction, and the engines have been so perfected that it is be- Heved speed of 100 miles am hour will be attained by a number of the en- trante, In elimination trials this week speed of 98.9 was reached by a Stutz, autos And, speaking of taking chances, /agers of the Speedway postponed it] in McGraw surprised everybody in the | to Monday, on account of the threat- eins Joning by sen at sehen Rob. ening weather and bad roads leading inson and his side elants, as a pinch to Indianapolis. hitter, ‘Then, to show how things| For two weeks the weather has Denek socstinnts re eee oe been cold and: damp and motorists in husky opponent for a two- r§ u op thats a moment later, was turned | ‘hia and nearby States haven't yet if warmed up sufficiently for a long into the tying run. jaunt. The usual tremendous Speed- way crowd from out-of-town is not here, Light showers are predicted for to- morrow morning. 8z° i Had the Cardinals lost the game, it is very likely that President Tener would have had to listen to another protest. In the seventh inning Bob if 3 ie 2 peed to burn. Bescher was hit by @ pitched ball, but “ 5 The foreign entry is composed of — Making arrests for this offense and |” ee had won the game, But for his ateal as it was a siow ball, Umpire Rigier,| Ralph De Palma's Mercedes, a srercedes, driven by Ralph De Palma: | securing convictions are far differ-| Albert Simone is goin, to To-| Ain all it was tough afternoon | Uader the rules, would not permit him | German car, ranked the favorite to-/u Peugeot, driven by Darius Re ae lees propositions, but the District at- eee oe ‘e Lage ty ed M/to take his base. Three more bails) day, The average odds were 3 to 1}who won the last Vanderbilt and 38 for Jack Murray, and eapeciall é Fonto to audio Slumber I, for the | for J COMBIaGE the Way he” nee | wore pitched pcos ype Anca Kio wimsayan mighey, topless and § Toronto Cup, run to-morrow, and Re-| Doon peiting that ball of late and |0%, fF first, thinking it @ base on) | Oo ee poward Wil fina in the Victoria two-year-old snaking circus catches in the outfield, | Palls. Again Kigier would not allow | 19 | at t, 5 to 7 ; stakes. Guy Garner, who is under| Aside from his careless play that|!t, despite Manager Hugging’s vig- | cox’s Stutz was next, 9 to 7 to win, contract to Miimnons, will go along tos | perinitted Dota, Miller to Mosdwink | 9Fous protest, When rec © tho} even money for second and 1 to 2 Grand Prix races in California, and a Sunbeam, propelled by Porporate. Several of the leading American man. ufacturera have each entered two and three cars. torney believes he has sufficient evi- dence with which to have the men held for the Grand Jury The case is likely to clear up the 3 t 1 under ‘. Pi Preparations have been oo LONG ACy doubt on how far individuals may goto ride the ‘Thompson representatives, |{B¢ “Hants, Murray mussed up a play | Dat Lonibel ie eeat to allow [fOr third. Rosta's Peugeot ranked lig handie more than 400,000 epecta: | Kis David of in making @ Wager on a horse race,| Tho party, horses and men, will atart| on the toboggan. With Beck perched | the bare on balla, to say nothing of | With Wilcox. tora at the race, anything else for that matter, and! back to Belmont Park Sunday, | on second, Jack came tearing in from | the batter being hit, eventually coat) Following in their order were Por- ‘cate: Sue Gotan aalee, ide — H| stil keep within the law. ‘The men maar |the outfield to catch a fly ball from ardinals, eve Sune a0 Maye | porato'a Sunbeam, Gil Andersen's! y™@lan ve. Bt. ‘Loulew save. ili (dF arrested are unknown in the racing world, One of them, C, Jandorf, who his address as No. 2467 Beventh Avenue, New York City, says he ts in the automobile business, John Madden has sold Bill Dudley | here fg age pr pees and Chivalry to Jimmy Frayling weuited a two rons for the Candin and practically nullified the later x followed. In his contentioa about the base on balls it looked as if Huggins was right. Jockey Horel, who rides the Butler horses, had to turn down a flattering | offer to go to Kentucky to ride Hodge Nowhere James Butler's Pebbles bad to be «|! the $15,000 Kentucky handicap at | Belmont Training Trials Else , 00d horse (0 win the Lakeville han. | 1‘ulaville to-morrow, Hodge is a Sicap, Me wave away big chunks of |*FONE ti to boat both Koamer and | Can You eight to everything in the race and ive po! four-year-old Wt ne be had the worst of the ne luck. Whipped away from the latest training gallops at Belmont Park, timed by The ker, show @ number of good worke=in f began. These trial: picking these days. They are as follows: Al, WIVES, five-eightha, 1.06 LAN DELADIG, one by AVIATOW, three-quarters, 1.20. Lit i on Dick Henson 4 invaluable pected to be up and on the i again at Melmont Park thie afterneon. ‘The tWutler trainer bas been “under the weath. | Get as Much mi, Ie, by : A F 7 post, he wae soon outrun by Mhiag due to a bad cold, WV AENTHY ree MASK, three-q W ' i Meath oechalt for Your : Hie PHOVIEN, on, MARION IL . 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