The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1915, Page 8

. Sores Yo i et LINCOLN, javelin thrower, is deprived of an American Tecord because the javelin he in Junior Championship com- ‘wes about an ounce under ‘The javelin wae one of the Lsccealaenl v “official” stamp on hammer, @iscus, javelia and various ether its, is one of the biggest jokes the A. A. U. Im former years these ‘were governed by rule and wetght, and any make his own, if he s ; “official” weights can be used an have been only one rea- for making such a rule. It forces ty-Nine Stakes T be brought together. Ht ent virit Aquedvet, ak 5 H tf deat tm ANS- | millionaires tdemtified with tho turt| The national champion suffered Det ines dufat| have engaged cottages along Union| ‘om a atone bruise on the foot and @t 104) Avenue. Among these are Harry) WS the target of the opposing team, ¥; Payne Whitney, Payne Whitney,| ut he was ably protected by Wash- to the} Ausust Belmont, William K. Vander- burn, The match was two sets and pela at |DUt, Andrew Miller and KR. T. Wil-| {re games all, when Williams and sections, Dick Benson, J, F. Adam: the customary $5 extra, &@ boxing promoters’ con-! claimed Butte: tion, which will be held at|& selling race Ohio, Aug. 21. ‘The scheme | #9!4 him. the promoters together | that they can run! > j a x a @ way, worth with bi ever asked when they bave tees tucked away they take it the Why work hard one wi! men-\second and third ev vo couldn't have Jost on Handica) but he on Holiday. dQ to put up Mia Burt for swervini outer rail and then Ja sopsenatel af the pro- fare narze *2, Or, bersencsew us putting it up to the the pays in. notion—that, Yorkouts Dest triale yesterday of hi Worle expert clocker, follow: JOSE, one-half, 49 JIMMY WAKLIN, KILMER, thre MISS WORTH 4%. MEADOWOR MAID OF DL RATOR, one SMOOTH HORE, 1D TH, one-hi INHAR, one mile, . ron square WHITE HACKLE, one-h: 1 their jatter was messed about fr e Day More of Racing Here and Then Saratoga Begins Its Big Meeting Country’s Best Thoroughbreds Named to Strive for Twen- There. By Vincent Treanor. O-MORROW Aqueduct winds up racing on the Metropolitan tracks for # month, or until after the returm from Saratoga. Mon- day the most promising meeting of yearn begine at the Spe, and con- tinues for twenty-four racing days, or until Gaturday, Aug. 28, During that time twenty-nine features, etakes and handicaps will be run jo@, in which the cream of the thor- loughhred world in this country will Many of the big racing establish- mewte which have campaigned at the local tracks since the epring are al- ready quartered at the Springs, and Sunday will see the last shipment of others which are now ruaning at ‘Reports from the Spa indicate a banner meeting. Already the village ia filling up, and cottages are at « premium. Many who have not vis- ited the watering place since 1910 have arranged to put in the entire month there this year, Most of the Tho regular racegoera, who will sUck out the Aqueduct meeting until paugh special, which leaves Grand Central Station at 3 P, M. Sunday, So great has been the demand for tickets that John Cavanaugh says the special will have to be run in two trainer for James Buuler, evidently isn't through with owner of Lasuli, the mare won the second race yeater- day from the bot favorite, Lahore, Dick stepped up and ran her up from mtered selling price of $1,200 to $2,000, Adams retained Lazuli with So it coat him $400 to win 4 $500 purse, Adama Superhuman out of cently, and promptly ‘The selling race conditions give Benson @ chance to get even, in Jockey Lilley is versatile, as be a- | showed by the two brands of rides he it in the no-decision | gave Lahore and Helen Barbeo in (he tame Nts respectivels. guar-! The ride he put up on Helen Barbee re The Johnny McTaggart was almost cer- get anyway? That's! tain he would win the Williamabridge t Ho did, a gilt # head in front ie toward inside aga Copra might have lasted. of Horses in Training 8 at local tracks, as reported by the se-quarters, f, 49 2-6. 1.47, et aif, .49 2-5, Attor | Mige'taa OP Traaner fe, Beton . 6, A drone WILLIAMS-WASHBURN REACH SEMLFINALS VENING@ WORLD ‘BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK YOU DON’T SAY SO! Copyright, 1916, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) . Bgl DESPITE BiG HANDICAP National Champion Suffering From Stone Bruise, but They Defeat Niles and Gardner. BOSTON, July 30.—Three nard-| fought matches in the fourth round of the Eastern tennis championship in doubles at Longwood this fore- Roon. brought the tournament to the semi-final round, which was sched- uled for the afternoon. The uncompleted match of yester- day, in which R. Norris Williams 24 and W. M. Washburn obtained a one- wet lead over N. W. Niles and G, P. Gardner jr., was finished to-day, but lama, forced it to @ Ave-set contest. They will meet H. H, Hackett and T. R. Pell of New York in the semi-finals, ‘The New York team had its hands full winning from Oraig Biddle of Phil- adelphia and Harry Johnson of Boa- ton. This match also went five seta. Irving Wright of Boston and Wal- ne ronnene. Ralledelphie had to play four se’ feat Re A, pew fe A. Holden . 8. of Cinginnatl. The fourth place in the semi-ffnals \e clded by a default. wea Fee shee , ¥, priladeloniee Sp Soe oem, a, pee. defeutt. * YESTERDAY'S HOMERS. Rorton, Sloufeda, off Brandon, New- feds; Crawford, Tigers, off Warhop, Browns, off Bressler, ‘agner, Pirates, off Pfeffer, ts history, re- peating; but fourteen wins out of six- retty lolg flash—and them Braves are in third place, Wather Walter Johnson started again yesterday in “Casey's Return,’ with two out he drove home the wii ning counter in the tenth with double, It was a day for sti Old angular Hon Wagner poled a homer with the ba. full, Cobb's record was a single and a s young and old, It's all right to sing Ragon's praises the latter pair, taking advantage of a| {i light disability on the part of Will | trip. BOSTON, July $0.—The new grounds of the Boston National League Base- ball Club in the Allston district, the largest im the country, will be known as Braves’ Field, President James E. Gaffney announced last night. He aj nounced also the appointment 6f Walt of game when Western MINNEAPOLIS, July 30.—George M. Chureh and Dean Mathey of Princeton at the Northwestern Tennis Tourna- ment yesterday, Church eliminated John Adams of Minneapolis, ¢—1, 6-—2, 6—2, and Mathey etogteg ‘W. Winterbdiee of Bloux City, Ia, 8-4, 6—1, The ernera will play for the title to- morrow. — The Alternance, race that has gained prominence with the fans at th: Sheepshead Bay Velodrome, will be the feature event at the Bay to-morrow eget, ‘The four of the best sprinters who will be seen in action are Alfred Goullet, Hill, Kaiser and Verri. Carman, the Jamaica idol, Bfpspittence By zt I arrstare Saal liens Ma Nonteeai™ 43 F YESTERDAY'S GAMES. sto, GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. Whales and ‘University won the semi-finals in singles f. Clarence ‘will probably be picked CI the favorite in the oe Sow race, having won most q at the ‘course this rt Mane “Onrt. the Irisce’ star, wil econ C) scratch in @ three-quar- ter mile handicap. ‘|BRIGHTON MOTORDROME. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Under the management of Kdward Eastern title; a two-mile match race between George Hamilton of Buffalo and Sam Hender- son of Detroit; @ three-mile open race for professionals in which George Sperl of Brooklyn, Bil Brown of Newark and Stephano ec quatohe eli of Italy have aren ae tea urtaelen Bete c Seiiee rightan (ay = rade, in which six of the best ri been entered. hi DECATUR SURRENDERS THREE “I” FRANCHISE DECATUR, Mll,, July 30.—The Decatur baseball management to-da {te franchime in the Three President Toarney. and the wrecking of the ball park grand stand by @ recent ternade the ture, Mfforts will ace forfeiture. Ta the team at at er Ollie the New for pitching most of a doubleh who couldn't win with what the Bri hammered out behind him-—t hi uy ‘The three-tnning, scoreless tie that the Red Sox and Whito Box staged merely prolongs the American League agony. —_—_——————— asbeatane't, Qicten’ Wo BQ, Lanta aah ry of which eight were doubles and triples? Peru tia G wore Se°EButs Americana tor 48,000, a Callahan Gees Back te Nashv LOUISVILLE, July 30,.—Dave Call Harvey and A. H. Patterson the Brigh-/pensfon of George Stovall, mai ton Motordrome will reopen to-morrow lof a fistic encounter with Umpire Cor- i Rainy weather which prevented games IN THE COURSE OF (TS ire NAAING “THaT SHOT. i : ‘ashing'n 46 Club, 6 2 Wy, 8 DST 024 AMERICAN LEAGUE, ; New eesssisen. 4, 10 taaiags | indeiphia, 1. fame postponed, Ra, = fy ATIONAL LEAGUE. Jemwey City, 1, First . Jory faust, tecond pam. ‘Pro 0." : Providence, 2, Seo AMERICAN, LEAGUE, hicago ‘at fork, Batcafe a 4 ives Be ‘at Washington, INPRINATIONAL i. at hi | buried Ty Cobb and his gang com- ~~ ‘Bone’ Plays by Yanks Gave Tigers Victory They Didn *t Deserve Many Runs Wasted Through Stupid Work on Bases by Boone, Barney and Layden— Worst Exhibitions Ever Seen in New York. By Bozeman Bulger. T requires much jrestraint to die- I cuss that ball game—oh, THAT ball game—and remain calm, but @ good night's rest has made it pos- sible for fans to cool off and forget some things. Rather, they can for- ive some things, but forget—never! Many years from now when the old fan begins ruminating on how the Yanks might have won a certain game from the Tigers it— But right then will flash on the mental screen a picture of Young Layden, a fresh laid big leaguer, tearing himself aw:, from a bag so dearly earned and throwing the brakes on @ rally that would have pletely. Mental mirage No. 2 will be that of Young Barney, also recently hatched | from the minors, scooting past the CHICAGO, July 90.—The visiting club| as well as the home club and the| League waived thelr claims on the re- | ceipte of the game between the Chicago | uffeds rday. It was donate the money to the| the steamer Rastland suffer: | 0 | agreed to ind for *, The t ager MeGra: Giants and several of his players an Manager Bresnahan and President Thomas of the Chicago Cubs and a number of their men were present. NEWPORT, R. 1., July 30. praee, The | ‘achts will urday to join the New lub Squadron on its an- CHICAGO, July 30.—George Kelly, a » the former Chi- National star outfielder, joined New York Nationals yesterday, @ firat baseman with a batting of .310 uired with the Vic- lorthwestern ie nephew of Bill Lanj cago the SA FRANCISCO, “King’s Cup,” offer Vv. of Great Brit class sloop rai Pan Pacifi A July 90.—The ed by Ring in for the &8-foot to be held of ip Exposition beginning us. 14, wi ‘gen: esterday to Hix- nition officials by Lo chard lantagenet Nevill, Equerry of the Duke of Connaught, Governor General Sacne™ T cup fe valued at SUSPENSION IS LIFTED ON MANAGER STOVALL. KANSAS CITY, July 30.—The sus- the local Federal League Club, dent Gilmore of the 80 that Stovall could play in to- morrow's here, which will be “Stovall Da: tovall wi spended as the result coran in a recent game here, ancien HAMILTON ENTRIES. RACK TRACK, Hamilton, Ont., July 40,—The entries for to-morrow's races are as follow FIRST RAGE wel x furlonas, 0b; *Welga, 05, 4 ine 100; Juvenile ‘tse ea in, andica; Mee mgt ae ie, dlls at Mage ance, gue ue aad Ct inti, Unree yea turf, re olde rig oo 9) I ary, OD han, utility player of the Loutsville Amat {cae At nd | ioe safety sone on a single and gumming | up what might have been three more runs—all needed. ‘The next picture on the mental pro- gtamme—oh, there are a lot of them yet—will be the Yanks going into a ninth inning finish, with one run needed to tie the score, the fans all “hn up and—not even a coacher on either line! EB after Roy Hartzell had ht safely and th y ly started still there was no of a coach. At first we thought ita trick of some sort and waited expectantly, but the Yanks, #0 some of the players confided later, were in a hot argument on the bench and had forgotten all about the ball game and what it meant to the populace, “Hoy Bill, what's the matter with you?” yelled a fan from an Sen box. “Why don't you get @ coacher on the lines?” ‘This awoke the dreaming or argu- ing Yanks from their spell and Car- roll Brown and Paddy Baumann fi- nally trotted out to help direct the play. Now for the final picture: The Ya got High on third and Boone on second with only one out, fly would tle the score and would win, With Frits Maisol at the bat it. loked promieing: Frits didn’t get the hit but he did poke a fly Into center, but— Instead of sticking on tha bag while High scored from third,\Boone got his neck bowed, tail curled and dashed madly for third only to be doubled up at the satchel he had left after Ty Cobb caught the ball and |¥ery much refreshed in spirits and |Teady to hustle along for that lead. EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN INJUNCTION GRANTED TO PREVENT RAIDS ON KC. CLUB BY FEDS Association Team Claims That It Is Being Disorganized by Independents’ Offers. KANSAS CITY, July 30.—A tem- porary injunction against President James A, Gilmore of the Federal League and owners of Federal League Clubs, restraining them from tamper ing with players under contract te the Kansas City American Associa- ton team, was granted in the Circuit Court here to-day, Arguments on a petition for a per- manent injunction will be heard in the Circuit Court to-morrow. The application asked that the injunction be effective against Fielder Jones, Phil Ball, the Ward brothers, owners of the Brooklyn team; Hap Myers, C, C. Madison, Richard Hanlon, Lee Magee and James A. Gilmore. The petition declares that the Federal League is disorganizing the local association team, that the play- ers are becoming dissatisfied and “listening to the call.” It is pointed out that the sedson is well along and that it would be impossible to re- place the present players if the team were disrupted. The petition recites that although the association players are under con- which the Yanks could have wasted more rung and opportunities but it Was because they could not think of them. Honestly, it was the worst hibition of ball that has ever made fans grind their teeth at the Polo Grounds and the only possible consolation is that they got it all out f thelr system at one crack and will do be er tonda pes A 6 inexperience of Leyden an Barney in Base Tunning can be ex- cused, but there can be no excuse for coachers permitting an experienced man like Boone running off second, nor can there be any pardon for no| being persuaded to jump. coachers being sent to the lines when| ©, C, Madison, named as a nd- the Yanks w ter 1} ant, is attorney here for Ball and the rally. Wards. He declared to-day the in- junction, even if granted, would not be of serlous consequence. The applitation names fifteen players on the local associa- tio nteam who, {t alleges, are now Having bad one game tossed to them gratis, the Tigers Travis Beaten In Golf Match MANCHESTER, Vt, July 20.— After apparently having his mateh well in hand at ¢ venth green, In the mean time the Yanks, who have trimmed the White Sox only once all season, will try again to-day. Clareace Rowland and his warriors arrived from Boston this morning and will spend the week-end with us. To somewhat take our minds off that frightful ball game that turned halr white over night, Harry Spar-| waiter J, 1. Travis of Garden City Cetin with Bei, Yanks Cave lost to W. P. Seely of Brooklawn ng A considerable pitcher, from the Dallas Club of the Texas League, and that he will report at an early date. From present indications there will be muoh secret gorvice work for the “kiug” a \ ~ Ages he alights ard hangs up in the third rpund of matoh play for the first president's cup on the links of the Ekwanok Country Club te- day. A. G. McIiwaine of Hartford also seemed to have the advantage up to the twelfth hole and was one up go- Ing to the seventeenth, but unsteady Play at the last two holes lost his match with H. K. Kerr of Greenwich. T. M. Clafiln of Brookline won from C. P. Eddy of Arcola after being four down at the twelfth, winning every remaining hole but the fourteenth. Max Marston of Baltusrol bad the better of John M. Ward of Garden City in the fourth match of the round. The summary: nage, Be, Oreemrich, beat A.C, Mttwainn, j oat We ton, Beltuarol, beat J. M. Word, agli Renee dkiawn, beat W, J, ‘Travis, a ba a wt. SE. iin, Brookline, beat ©, P, Midy, Ascole, 1 up. ae Se a CHICAGO UNIVERSITY NINE LEAVES FOR JAPAN AUG. 4. CHICAGO, July 80.—The University of Chicago ba: 1 team will leave here Wednesday, Aug. 4, for Japan, here it is scheduled to a series of games with the clubs ‘of Keto, Waseda and Miji Universities. Games also have been scheduled with nines in the Phillippines, China nd the H tign da. ‘The Giants and Cubs were deprived of playing their double-header by rain, and this will probably put an ond to the newspaper war now raging in Chicago over a difference between the Feds and Organized Baseball. The Feds adverti: & game for the benefit of the Eastland sufferers, and on the same day the Cubs announced a double-header for cash. The Feds claimed that the O. B. people wore trying to draw people away from their park when the game was for charity, Along these lines bitterness has developed in a way that does not tend to do the game a great deal of Bill Donovan started quite an ar- gument yesterday when he wanted a two-' credited as a home run because the ball bounded into the corner of the fence out of sight of Umpire Wallace, who stood back of the plate. Tommy Connolly, the other umpire, saw the ball, and that balng deotn guMclent the claim was not 5 The rule says that a home be allowed when fi run must ir ball goes sut qf the umpire’ but it doesn’t @ay which umpire. oe rule was made during the time when only une umpire was used and never has been changed. Leyden, the young fellow from the South Atlantic League, who had such an unfortunate base running exper- jence on his first appearance, has ail the run did not count! There may have been some ways by FISTIC NEWS Bill Brown, who has officiated as referee tm hundreds of boxing bouts, will fill the position at the boxing shows to be held in Madison Square Gardea in the future, Bill was eppolated to the job today by Billy Wellman, manager of the fistic entertainments which will be staged im the Gacden hereafter, Wellman was undecided whom to name for the position, but at the last minute plckyd Brown to fill the bill after first coneulting the managers of Jack Britton aud Johnny Dundee, who are to fight tea rounds to the big inclosure on pest Tuexlay night, Bight fest ite fg! Will battle for ou premacy in the four ten-round bouts between ben: tammeight whicb Jobn Weiamantel will put on at Kovels Fick in Mrooklyn to-night, All of the lade are in fine siape and feel confident of win. ‘The boxers who will meet ere Dutch Brandt end Louisiana of Philadelphia, Rddie Campi and Pataey Brannigan, Young Solsbery and Battling Reddy, and bddie O'Keefe and Buly Fitssimmens, ‘The Brown A, A. of Rockaway and the New Polo A, A, of Harlem ‘will bold boxing s tonight, At Brown's, Ralph Grunan of foruia will compete against Kid Bures in the main bout, while in the semifinal Mddie Fite simmous will take on Jigay Duty, The New Poto ‘A. 4. will hare Al, Lyons fight Hughie MeDonald fm the main go, and Harry Wileap will twehle : | Denay McVadden in the ether tengougd batue, Another match between hee’ te to expected dine: | to be arranged within the next forty-eight hour, ‘The dig fellows elated for this ecrap axe Guaboat 3 | Smith, the eonquesor of Tom Cowler, and Al Reich, the young love! boxer, If they ere signed up, they will battle for ten rounds at the St, jo three weeks, Jim Buok- ah Pont * Johnny Dunn, who assists John Welammentel tm the Seuta ehieh ote tought 08 oe Chama ‘of the Brosdway Sporting Club of Brootlye, is ee ry about © moteh beteyen Jeo By John Pollock. the earmarks of a 1 player. He handled himeelf beautifully in bat- ting practice and appears to be fast. AND GOSSIP URKE’S GUINNESS hook for the signs —— We sell BURKES~GUINNESS Bottled’ by-E-& J.B L jottie -t. 5 |Aseredo, the Cslifomia lightweight, aad Phil a] ure. ' Bloom, the dever boxer of manager [RACING] AQUEDUCT) | TOMORROW By Empire City Racing Ase’n Special Features for LAST DAY, (Saé'y) $1,500 Mt. Vernon Handicap A 2-Mile Steeplechase and 4 Other Good Races FIRST BACE AT 2.80 PF. M, Diows with Dace Medar, Jobnay ‘Kit Alberta, the New Jersey weiter. weight, and Brankie Notter of this city will be the principale in the stay bout at the Broadway Sport. ing Club of Brooklyn tomorrow night, Jack Waldron of Trentan, N, J., and Obarley Bergen, ‘the Italien fighter, will clash in the other ten. round battle, if ‘ \ ‘ , Cit at vy atl we ia Samad a ee ee se er E