The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1915, Page 12

RP — ™ . ES EE ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1915 --—-—- -— a —_- [$5388] BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK [rosea ————— - ROBERT EDGREN THERE’S LOTS OF GOLF IN USING THE RIGHT CLUB NOTED JUDGES _OF GOLF IN USING THI oe GOLF TOURNEY There Will Ihe 270 Starters in . ume Novel Competition at Apa- wamis Club a oe Bammy Harris, Manager of Kid Williams, Says Latter Was Victim of Frame-Up. | comm, 9 The beat known men tn this past of . ied im the oe roament whieh opeas © Apawamts Club, at ‘The let includes many The entries and pair Ppa tees ‘New Yankee Youngsters MY MAMAS, manager of Mig P rq | Py ges: Th lag al ities, sare, tat Witenes | Being Tried by Donovan 723) me | sto me ot Ae Wie “Williams was guarn 42,000 | ~— wey | 3 ! man io evr ae ti \Club Owners Are Ready to! recovery of passed baile and anay) set Walter Cae Bor you'll agree with me that he we much of J men reher. B rueger 6 Willem Rec, Ao sarty ao the tnird roune't Spend More Money—Pitchers jit ‘uo "fant un Alexander. butts '« os 4 natural iW Y Havent, Gen Have Stood Acid Test, but caucit Walters tlapinyed a wonders Fealized that 1 was the victim of @ BM, Weare and Charter . Walde’ Memmes ines, te thet ecssen bo ben . fully accurate throwing arm and will] W. Grmetes amt Adowl J Atterinider, Augus fo yell ‘fou!’ when there was nothing Good Outfielders Are Needed. ' ching Fates wnt hv, Nostesed, Meme t Uke one. In the fourth Williams put words, Donovan can very | Mtoaiee ant Mer 4. Me Starvott, James ‘enteniaiiaeaane Jwoll afford to stand pat on bie pitoh-|%. Ulew end Alessnder M- Linnett, Predertes Bf Ertle down three times, and each ing and catching staffs, Mis future Vredenes B ‘gdh yetles “rout then there wes | ————— sn i ita ee ss ~ > . ~ By Bozeman Bulger. [problem t® to build up an outfield, | A.V. Wwrest ond ‘asion for it. though ¢@ ‘The infleld, with one additional hard b and Ohetie er tar tron cantonee Mita 5 P. nnant n't Be Bou ht STANDING OF THE CLUBS, more interest right pow (BAD jicier, would be good enoudls | Sdn i Per fing at any time, I cautioned him to 9 ines cain py the pennant races—they are) Tim Hendryx, star of the Southern | avi Frank 8. Holmer be exceptionally careful. He has A 4 ie Wren teh ae ORE , practically over—ia the valiant League, who reported to ‘the Vanka wens 3 donne, foe SE asl ey ut bestia ta tes S C. bb D . U2 48 GFA) sem Vor 8 | sorte nt Wild Bill Donovan to buiid RTMAY, was shoved in the outteld in Keune, Aaeiieel Te Bei: o efforte ol i 0 th ame, ing M Wouam dare Uitase sar "uran ate | Says Cobb in Discussing Bist SHES ae aici earn of Wid il Doran wo Wi i tod tie upg Mie, ie, ne fention of foul blow . 7 , much to do ” c Gtruck. “I have received. do RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. the fact that he ts doing it much to do in the way of fielding, but ease 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE. vt wt Louis, 2. First game ceeded expectations in quality in se fall crop of youngsters has ex- |! the bat the Nox pitchers found it to make the newcomer hit ul, who re Be ote oen oo.e Week in Big Leagues. ; balls, went to the plate Gretted the high-handed methods 10" salons i Recond game Be games echateles. far as the receiving and deceiving de three Lites, got one bit and « base that were used in an effort to steal Westen. 8; Clacineat, 3. . sa a . partments are concerned, Wut there ©f balls. The other time he went out. {ie title from ‘Wiliana "1 know | Thousands Comiskey Spent in “Building Up” His Team Hasn't Seen PUR RROD RN TOE EU nne {9 atti! @ notable void in the outer and “UTMDUDE Dun anf f bis manager will make all . ‘ : | inner defenses, Wild Bill must EOL) Rootes for obne pat) they can out of the aMfair, but tt will Done White Sox Much Good—Detroit’s Star Thinks Races De ths WNL Doe ohne te oritne | ‘himself an outfield and at jeast one lot the Yanks may succeed in getting infleldar who can hit around .300 be- | #t least two outer gardeners who can | Jy) cardi tage aoa a0 | Bit as Well as field, ite fore he can feel justified in taking &! International League experts are | siete and | good night's rest and packing up for! unanimous in the opinion that Gil- | {iam Hy |the winter, Ho need have no worry) hovley will be the most Valuable young | Ks) “Tere about pitchers and catchers. ster of the{lot. He hits well and is as | Of the young twiriers who have gain thom nothing in the end. ec Referee Warton tft the rng with- in Both National and American Organizations Will Be in 4 word, and no Gay dectolon about a tout except a Doubt Until Last Days of Season. Physician, @ friend of Ertl who @xamined Ertie. Incidentally, when the physician said he thought Prtle By Ty Cobb. success bolstered the spirits of his Motjoey Inane Fistic News and Gossip as 4 streak on the bases. Jack “ By John Pollock | Dunn offered to bet @ hat that he will € «pg yagpta hpenitagrrr Linsey ed All-Round Base- | Playing mates. been subjected to the acid test,! make 100 runs for any club that played Py ih eecatr esular jg bail Player. Well do I remember the old pennaut| Johnny Dundee, who is to lait’ Sabai ons oe three praiminaries and ive tae) Mogridge, the lefthander; Russell, | him a Whole ‘season. Gilhooley has chad h for the third time with Joe | mind 0 90 rounder, Marty 4 - jovercome his former weak “To show you what I think of RROSPHOTIVE of the final result) days of 1007-08-u9, | Detroit did not |RanGnet lightweight champion of | Oom.o! , este Bettling Lone nt Bees | Vance and Markle all measure up| firjwing, though be te atl far rome | ¢ Gh Ertle and his chances against Wil- of the American League pennant | \iy0,') Eres! piobing se aren Hy the South, im @ tencround battle at Eb- [ttt Wilie scr vill hook uy with Georgie sass, | pretty close to standard. Vance had | sensation in that line |doun Backer at Joh p Sade to as ca 'a tae kot race, one bald truth {8 plainly lof three straight world's series” fut|beta Field in Brooklyn on ‘Thursday| Mary Sivut of Mllwsntee, who was she fit |@ tough time of it Saturday, but his! | ihe coup of youngsters now har- TUND BRCTION CTHCRAE ; fn ‘| 8 ‘vested tn the Polo Grounds re; Jennings had in Wild Bill Dot Feleres to Ive «ranted « license by the State Ath-| previous performauce gave evidence | Vs 3 rep evidenced in the) iio 'gamest pitcher of _fil Donovan Intent, bees page sia Rete aa: letie Commision of Milwulee for the ensuing! of ability. In fact, Umpire Dineen Cant Haxtcg rs, than $60,000 and general eumming | was slipping, and he know it, but|( ai” Ys manager, Scilly year, las beon selected to referee the tan-round r : oe apt. Huston says he and Col, Ruppert It ts avery time our team would atcrt ee tieth, This scrap will also be for ten| vate between Johnny Kilbane, the featherwigh: | @eclares Vance to have more natural) ary not through yet. Their expe a skid Donovan would go out and piten rounds and will be with either Frankie | champion, and Mitshle Mitcdell, the Miwankes |stuff than any young pitcher he has| Of ofe season bas taught them a lo’ iains will knock out Ertle a twenty-round bout at 116 ty cote gf, fee eerie y ly thinks I'm th them call, and Til bet it. that Waalit M1 Daniel N ‘iiiame not only wins, but knocks mposs! ble o a Ng btwwigh re Pp Hat we've got to b i apt arien "A. out Ae uel about in are hee : peadiat. glx OF eeVen Innings of airtight bas Welling ‘of ican before the’ Arcadia pret Mba Bee piney Prctay ba pees Lad Pda . oe sai Huston, ‘sa aus wits ioc asia eee eyone 4 4 rar: Now,” . A. C. of Milwaukee on the night o came d L @ can bring up all | mleriek W ig as referen: Charlie White It te well for| "Now." he would say, “I have atart- | Ace © Mate, OM ad Sena Sehutre | * Sunt im the mame city a tow werk ame. [hoot and consequently were not #0| players, but unt Bil nas i chuke at | Fiona Suite a New York: Billy Roca ed you’ on the righ Tom Com! ci has a club that : as Ed Smith. Chi baseball that this | these suckora, “Go in and finish (t- | erm bY telearaph. beh eC rleia take a peas Sepa Cor |favorably impressed. We did see/ cil go through with @ rally once it in Bear,” ‘kel, Cleveland, or Tom Andrews, And b mld whe ich and t of, | Russell, however, and if he isn't al Started we won't win uny chuinpion- F Mors we ‘ nd he would shame the other pitch-| The bout between Al. Reich and Jim Fisnn. | as been secured to meet Jack Connors, the local | Russell, bo . ships. The oi E> Frederick to none of oak. ery wa “= Ont era into doing their very best ull of| te same fighter of Pueblo, Col., will be fought | nearywaighi, in the main bout of ten rounds at «| regular winning pitcher next season, | q eolubination of teat ied Feat: Nitarige rod SAMMY" RARRIS.” e 0AS? | the time. Unfortunately, we have no|* begga Hoag come OF 8 Wein. [show to be held by the Olymite A. C. of Harlem] then appearances go for naught. and hitting. They are the hinge ee Sargent oot Minmaver of Kid Williams, World's White Sox clearly | Donovan now, dey _ ale leCamey, who le assisting! on Monday evening, Sept, 27. If Cowler wius,) Donovan thinks Russell a wonder, | 4 after, The minor lei Sea rune tc hoeant YMA Puke, U, Champion Bantamweight.” This truth struck me full_in the | "mmotet Jimmy Hurm in staging the bout, 98) Comers will try and clinch « match for him with] oy qa ,| ning ove all fpawues are runs | edi snd Chars Helou iene Re keteat’ eat {lustrates the point. Comiskey | ace the last time we were in Chicago, | at if the weather ie clear the go should dram | young Weinert as does Jack Dunn, who trained him) (i!l# and wipath,, ball players who can ary Sanden’ and B following interesting despatch | spent a fortune within the last year| where we lost the pennant, by the | * lat 4 9.000 gate. | Hach flghter ie guaran sce, ee ‘down at Richmond. Mogridge piteh- OW: : % ns teed $1,000 with an option of accepting 63 1.3 Jimmy Johnston, matchmaker of the St, Nicho- ~ — ‘t : pr 5 4 c 8 tal : Gomes from the Weat collecting many of the greatest stars | AY, if we do ane It eventually. | it cent, of the grom receipts, Vea tal An Ce hue honed Aly Nerds io tant | 8 88 if he had been around the big) McGraw is taking things easy with | fos. ihe adhd Chicago—Women'a influence in | or w, rival clubs to build up| PO"inss, assembled us in the club vost Gunboat Bmith ten-round go at the rink oo the| Circuit all his life, He did come up| is Giants, though occasionally he | ul A the home received a decided sot- eaker wos house prior to the firat game. Dan Morgan arnounced early today that the , Page oe 7 |drops in a’ youngster hore th oak ot his own fences. “Boys.” Hugh said, “we've got to | retum bout betwe . Jack Britton and Tet Kid") Met of Sept, is will probably be the| a few years ago with the White Sox, just t ester here and there Fag tack to-day when Emil Thiry, pro- ow spots is own lire Ls 7 mo! the Eats; lightweight, ben, been prac-| last boxing show held at the rink this year, a8 the Hut way sent back. ‘© look him over. In the pitch- Juadae moter of Packey McFarland's pugil- | Yet the club did little better than| Cirth uP Dore, n Minow AY Of YOU! ier -clinchet, the only. biteh bce om the| MOCHY season le to open next month, Smith Lae , Ing department for next year he te Carrener v ° a , got | counting heav aime istic tendencies, announved that he | per ot warted im taining at Sheepshesd Bay for the ipple, tne Indianapolis star, go! is heavily on Palmero, the left- fore. There are those of the opin-| down, for we have their number, | *isetion of the referee, Morgan holding out for . io .| handed Cub, 1 4 ' ad won out against strong protests But I wish to play absolutely sate, | PM! Donabue of Boston, while Jimmy Johnston, | 4): but one inning of the fire in the Sat- | Banded Cuban, sent to the Interna- from Mrs. Fackey, who wanted the |!0n that Chicago would have won| (iti I Wish 10 play absolutely mate. | mauager of Lewis, wants Billy Roche, The mea| The Minnesota Roxing Commision has berred|Urday double-header and was swept) {iyi}, teakue last spring for season- | and Mare ‘ ing. Palmero has a lot of Stock Yard's pride to give up the [out had Jackson joined the White 5 © | are to battle twelve rounds at 16 pounds at 3! sack Lester, the Seattle heavyweight, from ap-|along in a hitting flurry that the Sox ‘ of stuff and a Raa eh lace ceocea cares oat rear] Sane 0" cd ek Gen nate 6° SS Sis whe Sm | at tangs weg [Shas Me alage bude] See, i nna, eee AR Hc 5 oan 4 | the report circulated by Solly Harris on sat.| Lester was found guilty by the commision of| was not a fair teat. ltecnteccue game befo! 8 ee Riuiant Mike wants to Aght. | that opinion, LAST ON ar eaten BAY DE-| ay to the effect that te wae the manager! having “laki down" to a fighter ine bout held at] Markle stepped off @ train trom | ong Mot thn beat Cw ne eee te hanna Meee, ee "5 team J ‘of Dutch Brandt, the Brook! weight, | St, Paul, Minn,, ten days ago. Waco right into the box at the Polo| a Bi ih 9 30 th er: | iter De 1 Beet te ctairy, Bicker awning at ie Bian rich battle Do you know, not one of our pitch- | tums out to be untiue, Andy. Nlederter eee, inera touts ta. the state of | Grounds and did exceptionally well.|he wit be ante, Now yeti that | * ey want to fight, ai an 5 enilated | ers spoke up like Donovan would have ager of Brandt, informed the writer that Brand: | writnters who appear He should have won. Markle has @ Now York all next) 4 term {between and ‘including iz | than it has stnoe, which fact, in my! done in the old days. Indeod some | still under bis management. aod ‘esidia has | Wuceua® tad Letter ave their beat efor. If) Deouliar throw to firat—a half balk—|erlnres chat ire con mact Mpeeitieally is . “ a their sehson, a4 n tod, Sorel fy pounds ringside. timation, clearly proves that col- ew attempted wilbia, ‘One's ‘arm | pomal. nis furalt for hs ten-ound. bate’ win | Sous of sot terink ther wort relma wa that proved a puzzler to the GiaNtel (athe minorans eee MEAN UO went Fy lective rather than individual worth; W#n't feeling just right. Another] sid Williams at Baltimore on Sept, 2), oo bins in an exhibition game last spring, but " JohnH HIRY'S infor: Donte, ‘The commission sto recent, meeting Dees weeon a warding) 4, after all, the real keynote of suc-| Heveral were in dogbt az to helms ist | ihe, Ome A.C. of Haram wi old ste! pasa a rule to thin effect and ale ordered we boxing may be correct’ But| ces And therein Mes the real hope| right. The answer? We used iine | so" mee oe wonight. The cant Momfl ts blowing his own hore « lctie| fF interest in the major leagues next| Pitchers in two days. Two games were kicked off in the last few innings TR, Wa: when be says that he has “won out."| Year. I would not go so far even| Hae Men mam temy sewed an ee | WOODBINE ENTRIES. | rere: sunita nd dia mot attempt itera Alexander, | blood must be infused tu keep the| A. A, YU, ADMITS FAILURE If any one has “won out” it is Packey| Yet a8 to predict victory for Pat) seven runs or more. ‘The difference anaes PROURTH HACE: ra Shure Hatdicep: for| Walters and Krueger all ‘look to be! team from sagging behind the bat. Packey 1s absolutely bie} Moran's Phillies, Yet no one in the| between what happened and what| RACE TRACK, WOODBINE, Ont.,| two yeapide: fe. anda tai furlongs. W well worth. the trouble of yanking| With a catcher like Schalk, Archer or! TQ CONTROL BASKETBALL. 4 y hould have happened was our most | S¢Pt. 20.—The entries for to-morrow's | }12; | Hidden Sts ‘Goorge. sinith, them from the minor leagues, Alex-| Snyder the Giant manager thinks his pie it \# aid that the American League it nnpioeg wilt not let him get away| McGraw’s problem, however, is in| Brive. awa 1 Dunter aul with it in the big league. Evidently | the catching staff. He realizes that) }yiliiam ean ica he had been coached before the game|Pooin and Meyers are getting along | Louis H, Borie, and did not attempt tt. in baseball years and that young own manager, and he doesn't need| country should begrudge them full| should have happe F.cem are as follo vement, 117, Startling, 100 ’ id have finished well up in pennant fight, | | Sinehiod, 119;"King Neptune, 116. The weighta|ander, having had more opportunity | club would ha iD Among the suggestions to be made by Gay other, He tells Thiry exactiy| credit if they top dnd Ahe| From now until the end of the wea-| round th teaia’ foo! adele aM unas |i ‘Stariuna and Aijabod lie « yendliy'of|than the others, Is improving rapidly.! the first division. the Registration Committee at the ‘what he intends to do and what he| gallant fight of the Philadelphia Na-| son Boston has no favors in achedule| stim, i dorm, “og, William “W.,. i ponies 5 Alecto, APH Tea CK —For all, ages: handicap; saline Amateur Athletic Unton convention to- wants done, and Thiry follows in-| tionals stands as a monument tothe |over us. Cleveland and Bt. Louis are | fig (aucun ant: Raronenuit, dob: wurereniae, | 7me mile and oeveaty yards. —Hadge, 107); Bor night is to drop control of basketball, . A 105; Oakdlene, “10%: Ravencourt, Yad; Bhrovetide, | 155 @tructions, even to the signing of| valor of average ability pushed to| Poth playing much Detter baseball ia 10a: NeMinge: es Bialwart Helen.) The members of the committee admit than when last in the Bast, and are a is rey winrar Notes From the Golf Links that “they "cannot keep hie poplar atticles. But Packey doesn't take| its limit capability. ikely as not to whittle a few games Plate; 9600 added: | 4 half furlongs, Madame Herrmant even advice from his manager. He is| In the interests of chub harmony,| out of the Red Sox clutches. We te ag 3, orden ap; | ounsel, 108; Dancer hia, Chivas ye ioe She sbuew dem, youngetere, thet Moran sacrificed a number of play- | #0uld pick up a little ground {n Phil- eh a nob. Stas Creme, 1 HB Be ekaitn each Ob: Maly “Askin, ew Other suggestions are aimed to help ee aes na boxing glove, If he) vee including Magee and Lobert, who |*aelphia and Washington while Bos- | Sheng) 4 ra, 00) di 05; Sand. Mark, 119" Malfou, 104, ome alone the eviet ot ameteuvine, San ton is playing the Browns and Cleve-| Between Us, 112 ligivle’: | *Caro Nor rentice allowance claaned, WATBRBURY, Conn. “Sept. 20,—)Club yesterday over H, L. Bennett by his business sense won't let him | had been conaldered the backbone of| land, Besides, “Donovan's Yankees| 8, wampinea, 8; “Hamtoo. ts, "Bila Jennings, fat WAT n Sena Eee 12 up and 10 to play. Registration Committee thinks a mini- 3! Cy . —— o i « Bowden mum value should be placed on 4 away the harvest he can| his playing strength, In their places| seem to have the number of the Red| “iene wad He pedis lr egpecy ae petitive. prizes, and that a specified gather. Before he “retired” tw she tapily eb seer yan ¥ Be thera ia hee] Meee othe giana, Eietes, 9000, added i doteated Mike Brady and Gene I In the second round for the club] Prize should be given fo ‘ Which he received for fighting Matt| ability. ‘These, including Whitted,| Jon York neay be able ta to Meek | Gaile, 110. state Vos? Chand, 100! _ the Country Club course, Bowden's | coamplonanih, Of the imer beat HF {races In. future should have the course Wells. Coming back again be gets| stock and Niewoft, were largely caat-| Nord cfm eiaeede $0 10 Us A) Sherlote Holmen 1; *Aldse, Ob; *Moouieht.| LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. 20.—The en- | score of 69 lowered the course recor! a! : ¢ hecurately measured, and in ‘cases 5 -|world of good. eed, as mattera| 10, i, for box 2 “4 p—Woethine PULAW for Doxing and $L.200 for ble-| Cm, trom other clube. It in quite) now mand. both major longue. perne| yf UiTH MAR Mae Autune founds of boxing, in which his skili| true that Moran was fortunate to ae-|"4nts may be decided in the closing | yp: about bi - i ol- | 73. Harrison 6 up and 4 to play. C.C. Van-|where the finish takes place on ap fas SSA DORTO NA. NERS ATE AS Ot a buskirk beat G, H. Eypper, 6 and 6,|closed track the runners should Be ‘P RAOH--Selling: three-year-olde, and] The qualifying roi nd for the (1%) GA. Paul beat J. H. Abeel, 6 and 4,/asked to cover only one lap of days of the season. a six furlongs Carry Ole, 100. *F¥ee- | tain's Cup at the Oakland Golf Clu) va8/and C,H. Zabriske beat J. W. Holber-| track to avold confuston, otected him froin injury. The only | cure the,prize shortstop of the year Capgriaht, 1918. Uy the, Wheeler Syndicate, tne.) ] Con, 188), OM pany ow: | Card Gognby, 108 | layed and Saturday, and the] ton, 2 up. —_—— — that $18,200 was the Your Kuhering) in Bancroft, But does not the suc! —__>— 4 eo jt borane, 1h Aig Colle | fottowing elxteen quali H. P, Will Gea tlre SPORTING, training, And who wouldn't dee bit| cess of Whitted, Niehoff and stock! THE GRACE IRENE HAD eg Arvin aes Mite: | RECEND Masliga, filles; two- | tama, 98—22, 78; J, M. Degnon, 80—| Federal League ot Lane RATE ea and regular exercise if paid| reflect to Moran's credit in the de AN INVINCIBLE CREW. fiche, 108; Blue nitie, 118; Joljte, ayiroldag tive fh atte | Mother. bo F, T Parsons, 16; De Pytiabirgh. 7H og Hh Kansan City J)° of Round Houle Fat the rate of about $750 & day?) velopment of Bancroft? Even Moran's ‘ isonet | Hb: aes Bunn om Hy fo, tise riggs FR de Tham, ST—| se tenis’, 48 48 [b40|Brookisn.': Os He Nae aie rorins pe ogee ACKEY’S confidence must have| Pitching staff, which has stood up wo} ; 8 ? 4, Comm | taay ‘Mildren, 104," Olive MeGee, 104; Gwana, Ln, Malone, 91 he pai: | Newark 3 G4 (B33! Haltimore,. 48 93 . vi rae Maan, » BOe, been growing. On the night of | well in spite of every challenge, was Maat te gp ack ia . eae ee REVESTH TAOR: Handown Plate | CTHIRD RACK. Selling | Uuere year-oldy and Hid oe Bogert, 97-17, 80; '0. i —= the fight, an hour after it was| largely composed of castofta trom | 20n\, (Ne (inacn Hiinw aided by that rotten, ah of F a eRe itan anes Hatlook, #615, 61, 31. J; Deknon, 202 a] G ” 3 [: *yiret Star | 108 % 0, beratos hom, | 2h * fear 7 i all over, Packey told mo he wouldn’t| other clubs—Demaree, McQuillan and | siporintendent of the Court of General : aa a wie | 10R e Leo. 08: ratogs iss iaeation, |e Mt gheak a7. Cyril Scott, ‘ Mike Gibb t 165 ey "i 108 Sie ‘ W, H, Smith, 95—13, 8 fight bons at 150 pounds for] Chalmers. Sessions, won the Rockaway Point vente, 1¢ wepaaning, 200: | 106; clackroee, 100, Oeklend, 111: Gabrie, 111, | 10, 83; W, iLiad Ny Sa Fock, 102. Sireme. 108: *Apring, 108; *Cut FOUKTH: RACK Handicap, ‘all’ ages; alx - apy amount of money. Pat Moran's successful fight with| yacht Club race around Staten Island] whuik oF Famer, 10 ee furlongs, Hanovia, 95; Othello, Hoa Vosue,| ane Nassau Country Club will hold pent it Liar aie Kim again |a team of supposed average strength |yesterday and the handsome cup} "A" | ee iikow, Seling:_ ome yearoide: fie |an invitation tournament for women on ° : r weight, that won't for >| " arde v © Grace Irene t if ion *Laniine Stone, 90; * dd Friday. fe tory imma Out tke u-moume |," tr une’ page's your ago |beat the Chariot former champion ot] HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.| siutet iat to cltct AIM | navn arate vj wVvening worst) be , Ie holds out hope for every mejor {Jamaica Bay, by 18 minutes, «ds Cora, On 404," Infant 46h; | 4, DE, Jonnsan piactaod feta (hi leshutal ; z 2, t holds out hope for ¢ ! — te loss wavius, 109; Beauy enuf, ivr) V. Schacter by f up to play th Will always draw a crowd when two|league club in 1916. One real find Twenty bouts were entered in the] page TRACK, HAVRE DE GRACE, | ‘der ‘to ui ae the championship of the Malba Field Such garments must be absolutely correct in famous boxers meet. Packey Is Just 48 |¢rem the minor league, Bancroft; the |’: Put the sea was ao rough when it] sta. Kept. 20.-—The entries for to-mor- | urd” ght vant atonth Dewaras i) |G gg TEA tren Aa whieh will be style, perfect in fit and of exceptional materials. To thoughtful as ever, He never over. eee ee eee of the day, Alex- time to start from Rockaway| row's races are as follow aa’: epee played neat Saturday and Oct. 2. be right they must be made to measure. The faultless looks any bets. greatest Fs Ales) that only six responded to the T HACK-—Por maid bel, 107; ‘Transportation’ & > 1 la ch Achhaim Maecisl-Ocoasi ander, and absolute playing harmony | « gun, ‘The course was tran | Cake Mth Was RACE. Selling: fhroerearolls| Tho tournament of the New York fit and unusual style of Arnheim-Special-Occasion- OHNNY DUNDEE is anxious toleffected the transformation of th Point nd Staton Usland | Yer, LM itu Matte bate ioe: | a og aT oP A elie aper Club 0} s torday at Harty. Clothes are strictly guaranteed, i fight Willis Ritchie. At least so | philli a distance of 45 Ml tr " “ TP: on There will be two rounds With the al ut port, the w engin: t Mr Hann infer from a letter written mo by| When all is said and done, the value! Manager Beotty Montieth, who says|of a pitching staff cannot Dundee beat Ritchie (paper decision) | estimated, We Tike 0B the Coast and threw such 4 « into Willie that there's litte ¢ maha Uh alec sat) Tee roune To Measure Only $40 to $75 RESULTS. Mrs. Charles Leonhard. Fl feated Mrs, Thomas A. Morrow jn the rinst maison — two-year-ol s600| Anal for the Jack Hendte: Cup at five furious min, 100] the Great Neck Golf Club yesterday by = a ain a: aH am, Haze an hte Broadway 4 Pe . ete! in tied In the play in the Vice Presiden fi 9 " N ria Mp allan, Mr. ‘Jack, Canto “ani | Cup series, °. & 9th St. (itt lor the engine. Broom Com also ran,, ‘Heagram entry, ————_—— 7 ; a. he. final he could be depended upon to deliver cree : Sew W. ; Selinr anes “bab voto arse, a; Gardner Wi. White wont 1 * . M. '. * ni me is % . $8.80; 5 , place, round at 36 holes for the Vice Prost: @ victory almost every start, HAS gam'm Cucstn Foss Grouide “ads, Bieceadve, $8; ‘od TUS"BS, bw, $0.60; “Be tedaay som, 61.16 Gents “Sup atthe iuabing Country » over. | tt ® would have| | had the Red Sox suppressed long ago Dundoe's ever catching hin aguin, if our pitching staff had been the h Johnny can whip Willie any |equal of theirs. Alexander has kept the week and twice on Sat- th because nights, &c. Montieth would |th° Pbilliee where they are beet iow New York (for @ con- how it wes done, about two peetetdy teher do- Samples of materiels and Book of Suggestive Styles on request, Mr. Midd 1. ) Harry Haggerty oward Porter. Bi assisted, he being 143 “PULL RACE—For three-year-olds and J; selling: one mile apd seventy, yarde Bet 10H ss