The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1915, Page 8

/ JULY 28 AFTER THOUGHTS Copyright, 1915, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) Fr Joma son “Wa Dowet” To WWLUARD 4 WOW DIDAT. He MENTION (T GooHeR ? UY DRONE “THE EASTERN TENMS TRUNK OF ERPLAING WHILE STU IN, CALIFORNIA 2 | i i i ! z j Bye i 5 i ag na $1 i te i i | 533 ~£ i ti F ogee eere Brooms Great NINNING STREAC AS CT MAN Seem NEXT Wee gE, ti STANDING OF THE CLUBS URW gH Mi # i , a 4 i Madden Thinks Futurity <j eS Is His With White Hackle, But Thunderer Has Chance August Be Bidmont’e Best Are Out|powe i up ane had the journey much lo: bit of bad luck of the Big Two-Year-Old Pn By SER ne invertered ith @ Bu times, and when Rockview mites he carried him Raoe of the Season. eckview, polled he carried his , Ra HM By Vincent Treanor. ot « tender maa he found clear sailing i bier Futurity of 1915 ie not likely to GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY en GUE, est CAN ase AR. throughout the journey, eee the colors of August Thoroughbreds, are rt Commanding a) ewer borne by any of hie high nowadays, This ‘ex- racers, Mr. Belmont i th ‘when Nowreddin, was emp! “winner a | Fore cat of tis rich two- | the secend, was advanced from his old classic most of the eligibles Star i ; H entered $1,000 and sold to Joo Marrone. Noureddin, of course, belongs to the chea) class of platers and will no doubt win a few purses, but the fact that horse- men were down in front of the judges’ sand to bi Bah on him shows that a capable of winning is a de- tirable commodity right now. “he #4 Madden may be the best of horses in the iit H lot E,SEs Gay calling for her brother, Clarry Marshall, the resent featherweight champion of the navy, to meet Mickey McCabe for ten rounds at the Olymplo 4. 0, of Harlem on Monday aight, Hackle, who won his last three starts in an impressive manner, and whom thia astute salesman of thorough~ It is very I see ze Jimmy Taylor, the fast bantamweight of the ast side, accompanied by his manager, Silvey Burne, left today for Baltimore, where Taylor is boobed to mest Champion Kid Williams in fifteen-rund bout to a decision at Terrapin Park couldn't go in mud. leftner 1 sisted he could and told Madden he would fool him. Iron Duke won as ne, and Madden 34 Erass HE 1916. | : -BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK The best trials World's expert clocke: ADDIE M., one 1.56 2-6, er, follow: and one-eighth, UNSEL, thre HEDGB, one mile, 1.47. 4 , one-half, .61 2-6. PENPRe ‘three-fourths, 1.17. There Will Be No Rest For Giants and Pirates During Next Three Days Double-Headers Until the Teams Start West — Yankees Also Have Many Extras to Play. By Bozeman Bulger. HE working hours of New York fans from now on, it has been decided, will be from 1.45 to 6 o'clock, with no let up, and the chances of a half holiday are very slim, These half holidays are when the fan does not have to begin his daily labors until 3.30. But there is no use to think about rest for the present. It's going to be a tough week for the spectators, might as well prepare themselves ac- cordingly. They've got to set in with the Pirates and Giants at 1.45 to- day, and the same working hours will maintain to-morrow and Mon- day. But for the fact that the Giants will then go West there might be more. Even then there will be no rest of ate headed this way filled up with double-header notions and determine! to work the faithful spectators just as hard as did the Giants. ; According to the original plans, there Was to have been but one game | this afternoon, out the early rain ot a double-header yesterday, there's no teiling when we'll through with these Pirates now. Incidentally, and duels are to be staged this afternoon, Fes! to-morrow afternoon, Taylor will receive and expenses. Butler is in a ut he's no after dinner speaker. He entertained the boys last night at Tom Healey’a Lon: Beach place, and all hands enjoyed bm ie A bg hg 8 ne start ir. Butler talking— but what's the use? = who was purchased along xin The P tee Py Aad 2, Maen beck len, his first start and made ood without much difficulty, It was reported around the paddock that the son of Ogden would not go weil in the mud, alao that he was not fully keyed up to his best effort, but all these rumors were dispelled when he won in open lop by oy big ma ie probable that Boho to be a very ‘ueful "sort of Your eters the seaacn closes, TENER IS INVESTIGATING QUIGLEY-EVERS FIGHT. BOSTON, July 23.—President John K. Tener of the National League is ex- pected here this afternoon to make a personal investigation of the trouble yesterday between Umpire Quigley and Capt. John Evers of the Boston team. Word of his intention to come to Bos- ton was received at the office of the Bosibn club from York, Quigley struck Evers on the chest be- cause, he says, Evers stepped on his foot during the course of an argument, Charges against Quigley were filed with Tener by James Gaftn . t, ia gaid to be one whom |$ very eweet./ It may his per- Fi i Charley Perelll, the agaressive east aide light- weight, has been signed up for two more battles, Ow Satunlay wight, st the Sharkey A, ©, VerelM goes againat Al Thomas in the main bout of ten rounds, and on July 29 ho will meet Young Joey, the Utica, #. Y., Mahtweight, in « tea-sound ecrap at Saranac Lake. | fil fal fh @ Rockview has shown himself to be & very unreliable plece of horsefiesh, despite Mr, Belmont's opinion that he is the best horse in His barn. His jons in the Tuckahoe Handicap, suddenly bolted to the out- aapumed Ap easy i val ee Wagner Scores its iF gt 3 gees | roasts hat many believe he would have EIGHT STAR SWIMMERS MEET IN MILE RACE. BAN FRANCISCO, July 23.—Bight swimmers were entered In the one- mile race for the Amateur Athletic Union open water championship sym here to-day, Lu nger day: Angeles Atiietiorole fa- he would attempt to m ‘ord in the rac Balirday ana set new 2, Scoorigan re veowce a ei marie ralle ° n tire Wedneaday fy the open water cham: pions! waren the other starters to-da: doe0 hh Wheatle: and Had oon of the New York Athletic and Charley White for ten rounds, ‘The first open-air boxing show in Buffalo, N, ¥., will be held to-night, ‘The fighters who will clash are Ad Wolgest and Rorey Kansas, the Buffald Lightweight, ‘They will battle for ten rounds at the baseball grounds of the International League, ‘The winner will meet Joe Mandot on Labor Day night when he put Evans in scheduled ten-round bout. At lefts to the jaw, and from then on i limit. In — the the second ‘soheo melt the tue day m pht he told ly Kd as nO cash made to him a nickel” for then ended the fight with a viciou .| right to Evans's jaw. Evans sub: stituted for Jimmy Murray. ————— RAIN FAILS TO DAMPEN iH DULUTH, Minn, July 23.—Ra’ this morning fatled to discourage th hundreds of rowing enthus! » hel to attend the Northweés inte! natlot rei to be held on & Louls Bay t Crew, #E Lif i from Gras mL ‘and Duluth ae ‘wore entered, The Sir Thomas Lipton Cup. $5, 000 trophy held by Duluth, was to fo the club makin Boints in the even! which tnelu singles, doubles, fours and eli Ly Inoiuaig tl knee wae will tal in the log rollin, anoe hres hi juatic sorta whiol events, pacre than TRIPLE TIE IN GOLF TOURNEY AT SHAWNEE, SHAWNEE - ON - DELAWARE, Pa. ly 23.—Clark Corkran and B, W. Corkran of Baltimore tled for firet place with Scott Scammel of Trenton in the qualifying round of the annual invitation golf tournament for the Buckwood trophy on the Shawnee links peoserees ee had a card for 7%, Field and Soccer Club, postponed from ES be held “next Sunda ivbets id, McLean Avenue, Fonkers, ‘at ni A feature of thé aide woccer con= between the follow- well Known clubs, who will be y their strongest teams: n Gettte, Clan Macdouald, Brook Ridge, Alley Overfoxy, he himself that it Babcock — & Wilcox, ore Clan MacDuff, Our Soe 3 NM net trtstnao. atternoon. 01 in which the pariicipants Another K. O. Young Wagner, the crack west side featherweight, scored his third straight knockout at the Olympic A. C. last way Johnay the second round of a the opening bell Wagner tore right after Evans and sent him staggering acrosa the ring with a volley of rights and was ‘evident that Evans would not go round | Wagner dropped Evans for a nine count with a right to the stomach. He ARDOR OF ROWING FANS. gieernonn and to-mor- ite ida, ‘aul, Boat the most for the ‘iret ros at Matty, the Old Marster, the Pittsburgh phenom, Adams on the other, Brooklyn and the Phillies both had a dandy chance to skip away from Ness’s Batting LOS ANGELES, Fromme, who pitched for Vernon, Hi twirler broke Nes record-breakin, ‘lrecord of forty games. During h on base on a ree out another time, ——<——_—— BAN LIFTS THE BAN ON American: da; Comiskey to make chi umpiring in the Ameri year was the worst he Workouts of Horses in Training sterday of the horses, as reported by The and they) | appreciable duration, as the Yanks scared John Buckingham Foster out got) a pair of nice pitching will be and Poll Perritt, on one side, with Mamaux, and Babe Streak Broken July 23.—After hitting safely in forty-nine consecu- tive games Jack Ness, the Oakland club's star first baseman, failed to get @ hit yesterday afternoon from Art went to bat four times. The ex-Giant streak, which surpasses Ty Cobb's four times up at bat he filed out twice, grounded to the pitcher once and got WHITE SOX MANAGER. CHICAGO, July 23,.—The suspension| Lady. of Manager Rowland of the Chicago which was imposed three fo and which aroused owner Just as I We ABouT T SINK MB bir yf T' ASK HHA HE HAD A PaMiLy! Evening MAID OF DUNDEE, one-half, .49 2-5. NEPHTHYS, one-half, PLUMOSE, one-half, PUSSY WILLOW, on SOCONY, one- shall, . fiv -olentha, 1.06... PATRICK 8§., three-fourths, 1.22. SBA SHELL, three-fourths, 1.19 3-6. COQUETTE,’ one mile, 1.47. MARY WARREN, one mi BUCKHORN, one mile, 1 1.47, the Giants during their day of rest, but they got no better than an even | break, dropping back a notch instead of gaining. In the meantime the Braves beat the Cubs again and tha, World Champs are rapidly moving up into the class where they claim to belong. This sudden spurt of the Braves is explained by some as a rounding into shape of the pitchers, but George Stallings says it 1s because “Butch Schmidt,” his first baseman, and Sherwood Magee are beginning to hit. On the face of the returns it would seem that Stallings got decidedly the worst of the deal when he sent | Whitted to Philadelphia in exchange for Magee, the wallopper, at one time the leading batter of the Na- tional League. So far Whitted has out-hit Magee by thirty odd points and 4s reckoned one of the main fac-, tors in success of Pat Moran's team. Barney, the new outfielder who has Just joined the Yanks and who played in both games of the doubleheader yesterday, did not get away to a flying start, but that may be all for the best. Usually they last longer when start- ing slow. At that, he got one of the five hits in the first game and would nave landed another but for a re- markable catch in the outfleid. Barney {s extremely fast and should be of immense help on the bases. Charlie Herzog must think pretty well of the lasting qualities of that young fellow Schneider, who has done some nice pitching this season. Yes- terday Herzog allowed his coming star to pitch both games of the double-header against the Phillies. Schneider succeeded in winning one Looks rather reckless, though, to be risking an arm like that when there is genetically nothing at stake fér the Reds, Chief Meyers is getting In shape again and will probably help out the catching in the six games to be played with the Pirates, If he doesn't Mc- Graw may have to call on one of his youngsters, Charlie Dooin will hard- ly be able to work two games a day for three days. Ohristy Mathewson saye if he is to team, as reported in quote Mr, Sinclair to he papers which arrangements, At present he has a some time to run. —————>—_——_ HAMILTON ENTRIES, The entries for to-morrow's are as follows: 18} FIRST RACE-Purse $600; for two-vearolda; fire and eit! furlongs pode, iy 101 Ureenay: tort 'Bavulent, “fot Phil Ungar, 104; Idotite, 101; Styx, 101 SECON] DP, RACK--W@urse $600; Royal Canadi Hay one Heap, ptmenpegr oly ry a god upward; Ngetagis, 133, 10; "Ampbion, entry THIRD Rat ford, Handi. papi tne mas olde Panaare' bert, Bradley, 108; lark broom, FOU. ta RACE- our year =~ please: Ls pe gaa TS: iy Ji 2. 2. EDITED ROBERT ED SAWYER LEADS of tnem but weakened in the other. | manage a New York Federal League hat effect, they have neglected to notify him of the contract with the Giants that has RACE TRACK, Hamilton, Ont., July 8 to Pp sonla ix furlongs.— Dre Lar ig ot? Water 000 ; i Bolling rae ind soma: iy (my) Paap vone one on Y REN wy | IN GOLF MATCH WITH CHICK EVANS In Semi-Finals for Western: Championship Title Holder Is One Down at the Turn. CLEVELAND, 0., July 23—Ned@ Sawyer of Chicago was leading Chick Evans, the champion, by one hole at the end of the first half of the semt~ final match. The match brought out the best golf that has been seen dur- ing the tourney. Sawyer was four up on the tenth, but Evans's great put- ting evened up the count on the seventeenth, Sawyer out-putting on the nineteenth and winning that hole. For the first nine holes Sawyer's medal score was 36, one under par. He would have had 8% but for three bad efforts to get out of a sand trap on the first. Evans did not play his usual good game until on the turn-in. Jimmy Standish jr. of Detroit dis~ played supertority over H. P. Bing- ham in the morning round, finishing, four holes ahead. —oeaiechetpcti OUIMET WINS HIS MATCH ; IN BAY STATE TOURNEY NEWTON, Mass., July 23.—The de- feat of R, R. Gorton of Brae Burn, the runner-up in last year’s cham~- pionship, by Percy Schofield, a school- boy golfer from the Albemarle Club, was the feature of the third round in the State amateur championship at the Woodland Golf Club to-day, Francis Ouimet, the title holder, came through by putting out P, W. Whittemore of the Country Clu® al- though the match to the turn was close. 8. F. Sterne of the Tatnuck Club of Worcester was another of the win- ners in the morning round. Summary, third round: S. K. Sterne, Tatnuck, beat B. 8. Evans, Belmont, 4 and 2. W. G. Chick, Brae Burn, beat P. Hornblower, Brae Burn, 4 and 3. P. Schofield, Albemarle, beat P. R. Gorton, Brae Burn, 2 and 1. Francis Oulmet, Woodland, beat P, W. Whittemore, Country, 5 and 3. ———-— OLDFIELD-RESTA RACE ASSURED FOR AUG. 7. CHICAGO, July 23.—Barney Oldfield and Dario Resta, two of the three world’s fastest automobile drivers, will race a hundred miles around the May~ wood mpeea ey, track Aug. 7. The date was set to- ‘An effort ion Fat Ralph de Palma, win- ner of the lanapolis Derby, in, the race was bela made to-day, but it ts doubtful if he will meet the pair. enti emenentoee Walthour in Paced Race. An qll-American field of pace follow- ers will start in the one-hour race to- morrow night at the Sheepshead Bay Velodrome, Elmer Collins, Vincenzo Madonna and Bobby Walthour being substitutes for Seres, Mitten and Wiley, The c ce makes#a stronger combina- tion, and with Carman and Bedell mak- ing up the balance of the fleld the race should be run in record time, It was bed Wajthour' that he was request Order by the full name GUINNESS hook for a si BURKE'S GUINNESS Bottled bye -E. ry J. Burke. ________ SPORTING RACING BELMONT PARK By Empire City Racing Ass'n TOMORROW $2,500 Empire City Handicap it. I i “4 les, r, wnt Mite dag at had ten et a, Gent To Prati, Che Ognuiade. hy argument. between Rowland and the| i, 180; {irogreasive, ‘108° ‘Cross Si, 00: og umpires in the Boston » Yeourfed, ae rt TO-NGNT ———>———_ SIXTH RACE—Dutre SHB three year-olds and ett say ‘DEN bEE Maa upw i i. +|YANKEE OWNERS DENY 1 ee ne weet rine } "1 ‘ now on sale at box office, ‘Tel. ‘| THEY'VE OPTION ON SITE, Ste witge waar Willie esi aul Baw rds, CHICAGO, July 28.—Jacob Ruppert, $000. ake urns vs. Billie Give ‘Admission President of the New York American m4 1 oe Club, declared to-day there was “abso- lytely, ne by ig te a ae that ine a