The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1915, Page 10

Gibons Doesn't Talk Much; ‘He's Just Thinking of $15,000 ‘He’ Get for. Boxing MoFar- land. ——— conten. HH Bes Te Lose WE hot weather has caused » seapon in. boxing. There been no good matches of ‘that Packey ‘ts trainin hard, is 26 his old weight, shows all his emi, and is supremely confident his at east outpoint the ik Gibbons out in is. At least it is 60 from the training camp. out these small matters Gibbons, as usual, isn't saying « His camp is silent as the tomb. "t any he expects to knock out, or outpoint him, or at all. Mike will admit, if Questioned, that he expects to $15,000 in large yellow billo. Ap- tly be has no other interest in Me affair. Nothing to worry about— at allt Of course, are merely the re- In all probability Packey i» hard every day and wondering pt Bow different it will be when be jinto @ ring for the frst real kar ls soreing hard and ab ad cloverneshy 1B Leach Cross-Johnny Grifths it, scheduled for. Ebbets Field » té-wight, has been postponed the thanagement of the club until 3 Dean, the hustling match- of tip dud, called up early to- ‘te me that Bam Wallach ‘that Leach was suffering it attack of ptomaine pol- requested that the bout the, fact that, by be advertiain, ef it, beheve rape ree to a pnstponement and Thurs- et for the bout. ie a great of interest in who has won success in all-over the world, but who has parformed before a New York [IN L. SULLIVAN has been lec- turing on temperance and, his own reform. Of the best exanples of a sirone om record, There was a time Jown drank more than he could ‘with any degree of comfort. He Mt up. for years. He took some mournful pride in saying had cost him ‘over a a were and left bim skidding woe to teil a atory ilustrating ‘e mental parte tne thing tha ay 4 | weather, showing the world) BEST SPO . Five Twirlers — endurance | One No-Hit Game, Two in Which | Boxmen Allowed One Wallop and Two Games of Two-Hits Made Record Day. By Bozeman Bulger. F you don't think that hot weather has something to do with pitching, kindly look thi y before be id see what happened in day with the old thermom- istoring 90 in the Bressler of the Athletics lets the Yanks down with one lone hit. Boland of the Tigers allows just one hit to Cleveland. Main of the Kansas City Feds pitches a no-hXt game against Buf- falo, Gallia of Washington, though de- feated, allows the Red Sox two hits. Finneran of the Brookfeds holds the} Pittsfeds to two safe blows, It's an ill wind, &c., but the fact remains that while you were seeking cracked {ce and slapping mosquitves up at the P, G. pitching boys of our pastime aving the greatest field day that has been ded since “Robbie” marte those 5 nite ina |row for the Ovioles—the onos that came up as a spectre to shatter the ambish of Culshaw, who made but ox, It has alw most pitchers work better in hot while a certain few | noted as cold w . | of the young gen’ -| formed so meritoriously lining to take | e Terry's camp 1 ing alowg Bridge- 2B cosd at bs nd tugs Lae had Joho his wrists and tightly in his two famous 5.3 & moment held the it of the horse's pull, tak- along by the reins ‘the snow became deeper pull on the reins dragged over the dashboard and into ‘The horse, frightened by situation, broke into a Went sail: up the street towing behind at the end Beld a tight grip on "t you let go?” asked one b-vili roared John as soon By. Ave. 17.—Dates! a section te cever for- | been allotted to the have ever been classified, but he after deadly accurate, And a funny thi about that fallure of the Yanks to liver safe blows is that they practised for an hour before the Know- ing that Bressler Would wor Athletics, Bill Donovan called re fork 60 ai Pe aati: v4 a i be 4 ia GAMES SCHEDU NATIONAL LEAGUR, Brooke 4X 1. ieee at Pi FED} : pais Pet inte That Real Summer Heat Produces Good Pitching s been a theory that] * yi to be outdo s}is in town to look over ‘a couple for the in TING PACE IN NEW YORK TEN CENT BASEBALL AND THEN SOME Copyright, 1916, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Eventng World.) Prove (ee Hi the’ outfelder, his pe Acctiniomed to omalae Aine. y jae on tl inks have beso Mm: riser Yor woul ait over the The Giants are back. in’ tetes ah the Yanks gre onmithetr wa: » and trouble; is is sight ail gaddye 60! Bi iy. . wart -urr to thera for the ‘Westet -tnvasion, a Uncle Robbie takee oe eae cham pions aw lay the. rest of the seri ly time in Sep- tember. a This is mer | steGraw and hi men are feelin |more chipper than upon their geceer returp, as they bavée with « memento if the shape of a, cory lover Brookiyn—a rare acHievement in jthis day and time. Out of-ten games | plased in Ebbets Field this season the Giants have won but two. The spectacle of seeing the nts man- lhauled around that, field becom one of the outdoor’ pleasures of Rrooklyn. I vie even take their call they \ any Wilber ‘Toward the Bit § 4 thé tes Poyd ia Yor ni captured the was ‘auive @ battle of bacon, t wh tw bias ny inning Rob! yeonwel us pigeh aitter te drive’ (2 Cut doubled. As. Stengel left-handed. hitter, Ww romptly countered » by. wing fle right. aoe pitcher and et Marquard und. “Then, ve oP hetbble tmtedlately ind ~ sent Schultz, Lack ‘was with McGraw oe time and Schultz struck out, Tommy’ MoCarthy, LS ie mY the Red Box, a lucky. fellow, the wey, voungaters,. Tommy's: luck Hes in the fact that he always has been with a champion. At ‘one tim did ng for the Braves. there ig a chance of the auys Scout "s about all you a chance, on- could call iteju: . ally [ think they will wath tn. ey 4 can certainly beat the only. club th: Detroit have to lets iS | ony. John L. Tells How He Won His Great Bout . Against Rum Soyer Never Touched Liquor Un-! til After He Fought Paddy. Ryan, and Then .He-and John Barley- corn Had. the Fiercest Kind of a .Fight Until Latter Was Floored for Count, Over. Ten Years Ago. be is through: Oiuteta 6f' an attack of the gout, I’m all right,” says the “noblest Rotoan of them all.” “My gout is the price T am. pay-| (ng for my youthful indiscretions. “Nobody. can’ ever drink. te excess without «paying | | the piper. “If you fiddler, but the rest of dence you've not only got to pay the; bandas well. “| adviee any young’ fellows thet are now starting, out’ in life biting the merry pace to quit. There's noth- eal La hiteated ni the stuff that cheers except leers and jeers. tt hadn't ‘tried to make » big fellow of myself apd endeavored to drink yp the stuff faster then they brewed it, I wouldn't | be ferced, every now (hip here.gout!” And John ot hte band. “There's ‘nothing worse than thi gout in the’ world, An Irishman was once asked what the gout was like; Fe sai ‘Put “your band in’a vise and have somebédy turn the crank until you ‘Ouch!—that'e rheumatiem. ‘a | Have him give. three or four more turns of the cr: that's gout.’ “Well, gout ia thé result.of my fol- lies, and every young man now hit- ting the trail will r similar, if not. worse, after effects if he doesn't let ‘Liquor séverely alone. “Liquor doesn’t do anybody good except the nian who agile it and makés profit, by it, and only too often be ‘Nas to's for ‘the injury he is doing, mankind John’ was ‘asked how he won the decision” over John -yseleag va Phd ent b ever fou “ ines uD ty pat etna mi! chore to Me " said the Boston | Biko Boy. I had ys erreme after foi had hi morally aid every wi it ekme lke eens for me to ive my: ct a never, knew the raat of liquor yeare old. ae ‘aght with Paddy t'T took my first drink. The tomptarior that it. with being idol- i 4 onised ‘everywhere proved for . Everybody, | it hout me. After arted drinking I wanted to espody and met all comers ~at't “Tt, ie now over ten years since I ow, good, life in@urance policies and plenty of, dy money put by for a rainy day. “But it len't ev Marinkine that je alone in peed of a ki Just ag.me epple die from ete Bray lown in’ anything shoul practice nee ein everything—even 0,090 is spent for booze say ry year, according to the “atatl Turdished by Unoli pom eceor the Government And pay f the , prAmalatise. from, that, of President in Raty Piste are. mit -fqur thousand pasnite @ 1,400 breweries = Shit iateree yy the Bakes rates ot ‘these lance trem ane Pt rit do! Cig John ay Syllt- Yau but the: zive Unole fom'a. fi Barre’ Ls Lep TOR To-Dar. Peteot ete: a “a sere ve uice bow t 2 We tnlas, Hie quer: problem Guistie ot of: the wont Pe L. is in better shape than a’ he quitsthe ring. His “inte ta tanned =p Se a quit, and I have a farm of my own ¥ and then, to suffer the tortures of the demned with indicated his troublesome foot with a aweep be 3 underneath the skin is the’ health. A year ago he weigh 4 pounds and now he weighs fifty Pounds less. John says he took off that ae weight doing work on: ‘hi m West. Abingdon. He only te meals a day, a breakfast at 8.30 dinner at 6. He bars all red meat When asked what he thought 0! McFarland-Gibbons bout. at Brighton Beach on Sept. 11 he. said: “T think that McFarland will win. He is one of the ‘braintest lads that ever stepped into the ring. Don't let them tell you that he hasn't done any training since he re . He works every day of bie life in the va 5 “What. like about Packy is that he Beene, a a tse 3 Ween Be we to you ‘can him most any day palling aves with the fellows in the road’ he Went over fifteen ro’ as he knew State four years or muting. the high was bound to tell on the oe; jon considers Sa’ Reich Moran the men A sive Witierd plies. ans dll ‘ Picked Up:in The Press Box off Caldwell, ir, Pirates, Hearne, ‘anks. Groh, Reds, off Kanti Cooper, Brdokfeds, Pittfeds. Whales, off Sugge, Mann, Terra~ Whales, PTcConnel, Terrapins. Not a bit wae acored off Mr. Boland in the ninth, when a red, raw recruit, Boland should lay for, him wit blackjack. Mhe' | Tigers, “Wowever, won two games while the Red Sox were tak- shortening the gap between Even: the Whit: x showed a be- lated burst of © 2 ying—taking two games from n £Ae, jrowns. Jona: McGraw Fooled a lot of per- sche thought his Giants were ead, by y taking the last game of the series from the Soper Buperbas, ‘The Chicago Feds 3 alipped into first plate while the Newarks were rest. ing. ; R, Cobb three hits and stole his not contemporary, Coltna, Pore two hil but one peir'of ‘esterday made while Mr, ©. Jt sea mole ciate —— gramme. Under present toga do ita share. those directly concerned, and tive, announcement the tion’s plans will be made in a day or two. Graser, stairs for Garner to {7 ($5 (© con (0 CENTS , ONE (NSTALUMENT. Finst You Get THe PUSH BUTTON POR The CLECcTRIC HORN. Natives of Saratoga Want Racing Association |* To Extend Meet Two Dsl = Request From Villagers, How-| + ever, Won't Be Granted Un- i HNL. SULLIVAN'S in town, John 1s Ipying plaas fora temperance| less Merchants Furnish Much ‘Tecture that h intends to deliver in every city in the country before Needed Financial Assistance. Leas Aretpegd Treanor. vy.) SARATOGA, N.Y, Aug. 17. T is just possible that the race meeting here will be extended two aye beyond the original pro- arrange- ments, the meeting was scheduled) to end.on Saturday, Aug. 38. As the fall dates at Belmont Park were al- lotted from Sept. 1 to Sept. 14, this would leave two open days: between the wind-up here and the beginning at Belmont. Saratogians, aware of this fast, are petitioning the’ Sare- acing Association to use the two daya here, but as it is a ques- tion of dollars and cents, the asso- ciation need@ financial easistance in order to extend the meeting, and if q| the merchants of the village are will- ing to help out, the aasociation will The villagers, however, while realizing the racin source of big revenue to not any too willl AN contribute any more than -Whemed we to to-vard ite maintena: The matter is being gensigares. by ‘& posl- associa- ‘We have often heard of jockeys me ¥ery strong in the stretch to gain The Grader at the peed but just as he was passing Lindenthal crossed over 0 sharply that Jockey Garner had to pull up The Grader to prevent his moing over the fence, Everybody @aw it and expected Garner to claim a foul. The youngster did this, Kederis waited at the foot of the get through and then rushed up without being sent for, He told the stewards that Lin- denthal kept bearing in from the head of the stretch all the wa; the finish, and try as he did Ki erie ‘said he couldn't keep him straight. It was an unfortunate occurrence tor the backers of Lindenthal be- cause the horse could hardly have Jost if he had run straight. Kederis probably saved himeeit spension by the admissions he ‘The Grader bid up $1,405, or $400 over his gelling price, by D. E. McGinnis, brother of “Lucky” Jack, but sold back to his owner, J. T. Looney, shortly afterward. In’ beating Feminist in the Ken- that she was thought proved enough to hold Bonnte Tess. McCehey, however, was more help to the latter than Lilley was to Feminist. Big Smoke and Fieuro @ big play in the bad all the racing interfe: z fee ti then manner that indiested be Fleuro, all things equal. Capt. Nick Houssman ‘was at the track yesterday, and thus cleared up the rumor of his mysterious disap- jew York. The Cap- tain is staying at Schenectady and rolls over to one. Spa in an automo- bile, returning to Schenectady after the races, £ mil t 1 ge oe Py wef f Er zit Na, By geedl Lpeg Rockaway on Friday night. boxing in good form at Osbkows, sf west aan stood off Snr Cr ate ville, N. Y., matchmaker, three tan-round boute for the club's DITED BY ERT EDGREN News of Sports Told in Shorts CHICAGO, Aug. 17—Players en. tered in the Western open golf championship, which will be played to-morrow and Thursday at Glen Oak Country Club, compsted in thirty-six-hole medal play event to- day. The total prize money offered for the competition was $660. Palr- {ngs for the Western championship event were announced to-day. Chick Evans, Western amateur champion, was paired with Walter Hagen of Rochester, N. Y¥., former national open champion. Evans was runner- up to Hagen in the national event played in Chicago a year ago, Grinding out mile after mile, at speed varying from seventy to ninety miles an hour, Fred Luther, the dare- ws tag from Fort Worth, in & ny Sy Ay ‘eastern handed tn his entry for tires of ee events scheduled for to-night and ie confident that he has become so well acquainted with the ‘Drome bg he will lead bo be ee pack in at least two of apecial feature of tonngnet tene mile ied sevinet Georgy 6 as been ing steadily ettore to ammtliariaet himself wit = of to Brij International League resigned this morning. been manager of the yeare and his retirement was tetefiy unexpected, Labor Day afternoon and to @are so expense, | ‘uh ‘One of the boute which Releler hes arranged te between Abe Attell, the former featherweight cbampion, and Frankie chamnyton Harry Pierce, the Brooktrn leightweight, who has bean out of the game for four weeks om ac- en hand, lias been secured by Joho to theet Jon Anevedo, the CalMornmia lstrright, in one of the three ten-rvund beute to | Work-Outs of Horses at Saratoga. SARATOGA, N. ¥., Aug. 17.—The following work-outs are reported LN HOURHMAL 5 Serer i ils Ta Rait, Nt as BEE, Fleming, the Osnadian | ABADENA, Cal, {N. Carter, trustee, of announ yesterda) exercise the option the Cincinnat! ball Club. ry. South Pi that he woul @ holds to purch: National League Bare- The option expired yester- Aus. 11.—We ara + When ordering sage BURKES GUINNESS. Most places serve it exclusively Bottled by-£.8J.BURKE __SPORTIN@ =? ea i a vs. JOHNNY t