The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1915, Page 14

Revival of Football at Columbia Recalls Time When Blue and White Had Real Team. by The Prem Buttietin 4 graduates trom Cotambia eco and one of the realest, reg little Home even re to! t away to run ing behind a take Columbia's bh Wrapped in enourh bandage & Kuropean war and | smell of arnica that settled o Heights tike « lasted for fully seven months, Columbia has a num’ er of football There is Wild thi) ley, who came back from New Mex- feo every season after graduating Just to conch the Columbia white hopes ‘and show them the way to handie| to 85, Makes Necessary a Yale without the use of either knife > Bill Morley was one of the Four Days’ Session. enthusiastic world, and witha! a very capable per- He was finally from football by the unexpected ap- rance of quadrupilets r Morningside om the sea and Mor- the in the Mor- With Morley gone foot~ Set for the teat that’ there | the four days of the meet there will ‘no longer any football, the fac-| be the unique spectacle of nearly 300 ‘ulty having decided that wild shricks| of the most promincnt men in the for help coming om Yale and other w har a ‘ena tions be football heroes Indicated an Mfty-five to eighty-five, playing the overstrenuous development of the| game with the enthusiasm of young football 1d tons of foot! For years and years Columbia grad-| ),\ 4 yaten iorea | highly coveted prizes. He ime teotwall. te ling the Included in to-day's list of partici- fealty that it was a shame to put) pants there will be a Judge from the ja men among the molly-| United States Supreme Court, the W rules aaa & e Ee net ale Chief Justice of New Jersey, bankers, i all—"unnecessary roughness” made the faculty relent, 1 pleas for football, al fights in his arena within the next) creas in oF threo months, One will be be- J Ritchie or |For the “old boys" the meet proved and Joe Mandot, it ataudet is ful in his comin Even old Jobnny Dundee, reddie engagement ‘he other will bbons and Young time haa taken heavy toll of the orig- jorted Mike GID: \inal players, their places have been |} urn for fov:ar little lnmée sie more than filled by late comers. To | jr it has besa, re) °F] ¢ on Ahearn, ike Seoctig “either Sant, Abearn or ‘his contract,” said a contract with Mr, T ni Sr considered a aaron contractors | idea that these o Gibbons at the time. Rit Far from it. There's Wes! yr the MoFar- | Ol sea tec Nwas wlad to Mot| D. Foote ts another veteran who can Ahearn is a real middle-| compete with many golfers half his Just about as much there is no reason hould not be willing to meet him if he wants to have any claim on the mddleweight title. the match to come off as eduled and to draw a big gate. “The other match, between and Welsh or Ritchie, will be a tr New Orleans. Ma: dot has a great following in the nch Market, where he used matches with Banc and the tet , Batisfactor tt 15, "Hiern i004 ge mendous draw in we ever had in New Orlean: we hope to see him become light-|#0me months, ht champion He's reserved, civil, Crate 1 have offered minater Kennel Club, which holds its g idie isn't anxious to Ko|" ene eecty round |Kennel Club of America at Mineola He likes the ten-round, no-|a* well as the Danbury Fair in Con- They're soft.” and a corkii re! boxer, into any fight tached—especially written for information: ‘, decision in the recent McFar- |ope Jana2Gibbons match was that Gib- {him to undergo. Tinker was to have been more dif: |fon°at the ference of opinion concerning mateh than in any other fight of the discussion that followed that ry Hap strong argument for an| CAMBRIDGE, “Mase, official referee's decision in New York |resignation of Evan H matches. (OHNNY DUNDEE, who meets aig Tl ig agnor merst fight fans, who are all smoked up KEARNS writes from Aus- tralia that Red Watson has made @ great hit there, “Red James Corbett many |— {Old Boys’? Start Play In Seniors’ Golt Tourney At Apawamis Club To-Day} [Nearly Three Hundred Entries, Including Many Notables, Whose Ages Range From 55 torn ete Bigeiee isn't another sporting event like the seniors’ golf tour- nament, which starts to-day on the Apawamis links at Rye, During United States, whose ages range from rs in an effort to win one of thi merchants, lawyers, ministers, in fact, Co-| men from all walks of life. But po- Humble again takes her piace among / sition isn't essential. lOMMY BURNS, formerly heavy- old can enter the tournament and feel weight champion of the world| Pert Any one who can show he's at leaat fifty-five years tly at ease with his more iilus- trious competitors. until Jack Johnson snatched! qhe meet was devised to give every tle away, ts now promoting box-jone a good time, and every veteran Rag ounienls in New Orleans. Tommy | golfer gets it, the Judge, banker, mer- Dullt the best boxing arena in the| Chant and just Mr. Ordinary Man, The seniors’ tournament originated southern city, and after @ war with|/with Horace Hotchkiss about ten the local promoters combined forces| years ago. He planned the meet as @ aa ar cocotn to hold two import-|Mfy Hotchkinw’s Idea found Insta wort of reunion for his old frien favor. Bvery year has seen a big in- number of entrants, to be two days of solid enjoyment, a legs, coulin't shake their enthu- wiasm for golf, the only game that most of them could play, So while De 1? Theat wet Toe ter Lowe Gears Got 1 Features oF A GuTTNe —_— {1 Toone awe ANY REMAINS We Can ute Then iN “THe mepia = / “THE FACULTY Wik FIND / \ IF Yu M155 Tag Foottaas INTeReSTUVe CUSHION GO Bacr AND START over. “You nNow te Taapnions of The Game ? Dar Wart TL THR OLD COLUMBIO Gitabs MEET ON “Tee Siecines | RYMORED THE CouumMBia FACULTY WILY tty) CUSHIONS FoR LED RUNNERS. 1 run down the lat and States Supreme Court, Darwin Kings i Oaseemcr Haste and Admiral C. O. 8. Jewell aaa fowl! eniors Who know the difference between a driver and nib Because of the increasing entry list One-half of the Aeid will compe uraday and I A round score and the lowest total score for two rounds, H. Grantiand Rice equailed par in the Newspaper Golf Club champion- ship at the Scarsdale Country Club In the afternoon round he went out in 35 and came home tn 37. His card at the end of the two rounds strokes better than The first eight yesterday will play 36 holes next Monday, and the lowest score for the 72 holes will The summary: hen ogniyne de. the runner-up. RHEE e Score — Arch! pan’ h Tia. 09, 101 We ow THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK FOOTBALL AT COLUMBIA AGAIN THIS WEEK (The New York Bvemng Word DerawTment J Pardon me - I AM HASTENING To Bu & LATIN ENCYCLOPEDIA STUDENTS MAY HAVE To PRoTeECT The Game BY USING & LITTLE INSIDE STRATEGY. OF THE CLUBS, dapoxaL Liage RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, AMERICAN LEAGUE, ATION AI, LEAGUE, Pysburthe 3: [colori ‘and | Philadelphia Thain, GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. New York at Chicago, Two games, Hrooklyn at Pitsburg = oh "i feivhla'at Bt Louis,” ‘Two games, B.C. F Mant. 118, 113-208 Boke iat ll tian ADDED TO FUND FOR SULLIVAN MONUMENT. After Justice Bartow 8. Wee! talked to the delegates at the annual convention Inst night of the Metropol tan Association of the A. A. U. at the Seventy-first Regiment, the fund for a monument to James E. Sullivan was is now available The five new members of the e, which weakened arma] y L. A. Elbert, OF. Erickson, CAMBRIDGE, Maas., Sept. 21. S|couraged by the cool weather, the separately. visitors this is the one sad feature of the tournament, the absence each year erte | Of several old-timera, but the veterang | W skilfully hide their lings in pur- suit of the ball. (o meet!" Naturally the meet with somo is farce, but don't ge! ler, who in the low James Mortim one of the best known dog fanciers and superintendents He was known to nearly every dog exhibitor in the country. He was Superintendent of the West- show in Madison Square Garden, and o conducted the show of the Ladi necticut, have | CHICAGO, Sept. Tinker, Manager of the Federal League team, has again postponed an tion which doctors have urged under the knife yesterday, ute moment felt that the nees of his club in the pennant should not be jeopardized by his absence. Sept. 21.—The Foreman of Avante, Ga, as manager of the Har- Sia" College baseball team was re- over his style of milling, as Red it right for a con- has been knocking out lght- weights, welterweights and also If Johnny hasn't “felt right” in| middiewelxhts. He just knocked some I've seen he has given a very pation a forees, right. He! press and public are already itty well the! clamoring for a Watson-Darcy vers, if Joe did) contest, but I don't think it neo- him and aw him up in the essary, as eights ‘Bil’ Murray out Henri Demlen, a middie- ight, in elght rounds. The is very confident if za inning. from Harvard football coaches gave the ‘rd 4 | frst and second varsity squads an hour's scrimmage yesterday, the first FORDHAM. Al Yale, the veteran fullback, and n 1 r Secretary Treas luntice Weeks, z, - Ghertubbesing, Walsh were elected Treasurer's report showed @ bal- dof $4,088.23, team scoring twice on the scrubs! Tom Enwright, the former freahman | Corriden captain, made both touchdowns, coaches were pleased with the general | candidates were at showing. The tackles did so well that | scrimm: it has been about decided to move Gilman to end when he 1s able to play. He and Soucy will make an excellent pair of wings and will weight to carry the rushing game, which seems Likely to be lected by Harvard this fall. The | team were in the practic Mack of Boston earned a draw with 4 | Willie Beecher of New York here last night in one of the fastest bouts that has been held in this vicinity in a long fh finished up ii 7 the NEW HAVEN, Conn., Kia Yale squad started raat football Jay so as to be in condition for ceived by the Harvard Athletic As: sociation yesterday, George A. Pi of dog shows in the country, died yester-| Y day at his home in Hempstead, L. 1, in Work | He's the most popular Aghter |iis saventy-Aret year, He been fil CINCINNATI, Sept. 21. Molla Bjuratedt of Norway and Mias fesley of Chicago captured the finals in the women's doubles of the They defeate the first team, which line up as fol- Left end, Mosely; Sheldon; left guard, Kozitaky; centre, Way; right guard, Ke Von Holt; right end, Alle left halfback, Guernsey; left tackle, t; right tackle, quarter- Platt Adams of the New York ~ Cc, the all-round n PRINCETON. PRINCETON, N, J., Sept, 21.—The coaches appeared very serious last evening after the daily scrimmage, The varsity and scrub teama battled for more than half an hour and the second team had little trouble pene- trating the varsity line, used only simple plays, but time and may to compete for al months. Last Hay iog. 6p Dasobull, he pulled @ tendon in pel BB COFFEY LANDS KNOCKOUT PUNCH IN FOURTH ROUND, NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 21,—Jim Cof- the Dublin Giant, landed all over Satlor Driscoll at the very start of their nd Driscoll went to the mat and remained on his back till counted He waiked to his corner, but hig seconds sent him back and t! The scrubs ITHACA, N, Y., Sept. 21.—Kleinert, the huskie who was substitute full- back last year, reported for practice yesterday and has an excellent chance the first team 01 | knockdowns in the second and coll out in the fourth with left to the 21,— hileago gaine iortnoned, Raia, Coaches | 1, ” gald Callahat broke camp at Port Deposit, Md. last mie bine thie flees? who was tack! Syracuse two years ago, will ‘Harvard Varsity Scores Twice in First Line-Up pol Broke Through Scrub Team for Big Gains—Practice at Other Colleges. ready to work to-day, Allen didn't come out last season, which makes | ¢ him eligible for the varsity team this | | year, NAVY. squad the year's first team, nd Butler of last year’ ham University y in the week. hai ‘d-hitting Boston MW ought to enable him to fight at his fi est speed. Phil Donahue the contest. BShugmie fe getting into condition in Jersey City Brookiya lightweight, for ten rounds at Montrea! too weak @ poacher to keep him away, the telegram, at Ebbets Field on ‘Thursday might, declared las that bo will mal knock out Arevedo ‘Wort was received hare to-day from New Or. De lenne wo the alent thes one of the fighh pom: erage i #7) nomi: Yank Reservist Saved Day After Umpire Made Bad Decision at Plat cmeeipitiai Error by Nallin Deprived High| of a Home Run, but Mullen | Came to Rescue in the Ninth | When Bases Were Filled Up. dated at the track proper |to the course, so close, in fact, that [late oe 107,423 FANS SAW TIGER-RED SOX GAMES. HE Boston Red Sox whipped the Detroit Tigers yester- which practi- the pennant They now have » clear of four games Juvenile sta | Spur, By Bozeman Bulger. innumerable socks, zors, cigars and things, y an erroneous the seventh inning of the last gan jance records in Boston broken during The teams played 3 people, which is close pn the Yanks out of a well~ Charley Mullin, a recent the minors, rraasment, luckily, | when one more tally meant the game, High lackeu a corn fence in far right Skimming around like a jack he was within twenty f Among the spectators yesterday saved him |) was Vice President Thomas R. Montressor and Pomette Bleu. > ing drive to the showing of the new talent and the of some of the veterans be- home ‘when Catcher Schalk, standing | Ing pried away from their jobs: direotly in the line, throw from the outfield. giving the buse line to the runner, as provided in the rules, Schalk blocked the path and High ran into him full Going clear over the catcher’s took the relayed This young man Hendryx contin- show symptoms: leaguer, and {f his hitting continues it will be rather difficult for anybody, veteran or youngster, to oust him It was his bat rally again yester- rood he added | ron when it could | | without having been touched. | Umpire Nallin, for no clear reason, | Donovan's men start- that started the day, and to make | paw pitcher. tr another blow la Club of thi |Nelder Cable of the Bradford Club of the Interstate League, und Shocker, a right-hand pite wa Club of the © ian League. Yo called him ou ed an argument, the order of their manager and went on their way of winning the game But that does not excuse Mr, | As there was no Indication | § that Schalk had touched the evidently his de has made three up, which is not considering that It ‘league season's average of New Orleans ph obta ision was based on interference, but High is the one who| j should have drafts, — ‘FIFTY FOOTBALL MEN IN York will be | xia teat for endurance. v jearly violated the rules by bi the bane lines, and the rule declares r shall have the Browns and a ¢ of the activities will | ed over to complete strangers, Bill Donovan has all kinds of strange right of way At any rate, the bases in the ninth, Yanks filled up the and Charley orl: lirt, a fresh arrival on the bench, took club and broke ANNAPOLIS, Ma, Sept. 21.—The| full squad of footballers ure expected | to-morrow, A number of men arrived! yesterday and after forming a varsity | fourth class men practiced | Among the arrivals yes- were Miles and Ward of last bench waiting for a chance there was a ume to let wants to sce Dan Tipple pitch and ys he will not disappoint » Browns also have strangers in their midst. i elided White y nd of three defeats out of | four games against them, po In those melancholy with the shank end of a season, when om a ReTNe fOr a club to look forward to but the ol winter stove, t Ford-| the Yanks are breaking out in a rash | TUn-out on the Giants. The Old Mar- Right now they are ster was told that he could go home and attend to his writing and golfing ‘o and, taking MeGraw at he Ypulle d into town yester- | day morning. Outside of a sore throat 1a rather unsatisfactory Western cord Matty has nothing of which to days that f°) Among the distinguished visitors at | borted. pastime for 4 few minutes was ristopher Mathewson, a recent erday. Thirty! of enthusiasm, work, No real| showing snapyler ball than ing will be done until late | time this season, a condition that may ‘be accounted for in the wonderful | his word, League opened its season last night in Milwaukee, Pittsburgn, Cleveland and Indianapolis, Joseph Thum has obtain- jed a fra N le “On, I've seen clybs go like this| Fistic News and Gossip By John Pollock Charley White of Chicago, who is to get a chance to fight Willie Ritchie in Milwaukee the latter part of next month ~|for the Nghtweight championship of hyena hors America, will get @ workout for that) bout to-night, as he t# to meet Gilbert first and second varsity teams had /|Gallant, t a bard scrimmage. The coaches were downfall of the Glants, “but it's noth- | They'll come back next year and be fussing around the top McGraw is not as badly discouraged as the Western papers would lead you to belleve. o take @ rest of ten days and maybe V'll try my hand again—and maybe I moters there had signed up Joe Mandot and | Charley White for a ten-round battle on Nor, The promoter | making such an jouncement, for both fighte Are great friends and their managers are partners | Stanley Yoakum, was recently given in ten-round bat to meat Packey fiftcen-round bout Yes, Matty should worry, &@ bad boating b weight, In a twelve-round contest at the pleased with the defensive work of|Atias A. A. of Boston, White has not fought for a few months, and the lay-off And so it came to ers followed the son and lost thre | Sox after having won the first, Jennings before leaving here was al- | most afraid that he jase that the purse of the stralght to the at the Colorado + Ou the night of Oct 14, js best form if be ex. 2a will have to fight in peota to win from Homn Dutch Brandt of Broo! Kid Willieme in @ ten.round no-deeision bout at under the auspices of C, of Baltimore on Sept Boston welterweight, will referee the would win that » as he had grown super- stitious on the subject, . it would appear, M’GRAW SIGNS STAR OF NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. 21.—Taylor Farrell, with the Portland (Maine) club of the New Kngland League this . who was coiildered one of the has signed with the aylor will not join the Giants until next spring , who will go againe ttt go agatnat ere Champlon Willle Ritchie was so impressed with the training quarters used by Mike Gibbons at Brighton Beach that he has engaged them ‘and has started work for his ten-round battle with Joe Shugrue, which takes place in Madison Bquare Garden on Oct. 4, Ritcbie'e training fe being handled by Dr. Jeffry of San Franciaco, & how to be bald ager to let him work on a percentage basis, tut he absolutely refused. Leach Crom says that he ts not going to fight again unless he can get big money, ing Ula romark to the writer Jack Packey Hommay, the east side lightweight who @ Ad, Wolgast one of the hardest ten-round fights the exchampion hae erer taken part in, roke through for big een, hed tw fi Phil Bled Yack Eddy handled the scrup | tne ras or te mca team admirably. He is working hard the quarterback position on the first team, [best players in it, at 185 pounds at 3 Can,, on next Monday night, Hommey will| but I will have to get some real guarantee for , Who was re- surely give Bloom & great battle, an the latter is t reported to MeGraw ye BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.' wor) p's SERIES TO OPEN ON OCT. CINCINNATI, oo fammy Howard, the fight promoter of Oshkosh, Wis, mast think that Packey MeFarland needs money very badly, When Packey had returned to Chicago afer bia ten-round battle with Gib. bons at Brighton Bowch, Howard sent Packey « long telegram offering him a guarantee of $1,800 Coach Bharpe gave the entire squad a|t box Harry Stone, the New York lightweight, two hours’ scrimmage. He is trying| ten rounds nex: mont), MeFarland didn’t answer to work out a first team for the open- ing game on Saturda: PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. The University of Pennsylvania foot- ball men will open practice at Frank~- this afternoon, the Long Acre A. The lads slugged each other from start In the other two ten-round bouts Johnny Hayes and Battling Burke boxed @ draw, and Young Leroy stopped Young Hogan in the second round. At the Olympic A.C, would probably st sen Oot, Tyand it | Frankie Callahan, the Brooklyn fighter, who is custom to Kivi to mom Joo Arevedo, the California lightweight, day to get ready for the big ——— Burkett Sells Hig Stock, WORCESTER, Maas., Sept, 2 round, and wie ar te th & desperate attempt to was robbed out of the decision over Azevedo in @ bout at Memphis, ‘and 1 expect to (ot even Lorenz in the third Astey outpointed George Mass. of the New England and @ part owner, pifalian Jo we Paul from. gonnection with the club, File stook xon in @ ten-rou ut at the Mill- was taken over by Secretary John U, tary &. Os to tapookiys, O'Donnell end will be eold to to loan! tae Italian Joe Gans 679 NOMINATIONS — FOR STAKE RACES AT LAUREL MEETING Over 100 Owners Have Bn tered Horses for Feature Events in Maryland BALTIMORE, M4, Rept. 2.—One hundred 4 five owners here made tone in the seventeen stakes and handicaps scheduled to be run off during (he meetiog ot Laurel which opens Oct. 1. Am entry this sine would be considered for « midsummer metropolitan in training are * right now during the se ight of their form. Over race Will be at Laurel Park immediate vieinity for the month's racing, proper hous! © being a problem that h management at thelr wit For thone that cannot be have been secured in close proximity ners will not be in the leaat Inconvenienc The opening feature of the meeting, the Laure) Hand which is for ell the sprinting route of eix ee, offers an interesting prob- or students of racing. ‘of toe hi been names, seventeen are two-year-old these are found A of sucl Colonel V nglish youngster six weeks ago by the Shoshone Stable, and who will be making bis first American appear- ance under silk. Among the three- year-old eligibles are the English stake winner Purdey, who in his first appearance at Helmont Park forced The Finn to show at his best to de- feat him; Silicla, Hanson, Phosphor, Kaskaskii The Finn, Coquette Estrucan, Sir Edgar, High Noon and Surprising, The r horses are Ten Point, Flittergoid, Leo Skoiny, Buck- horn, Kewessa, Winning Witch, Har- monicon, Back Ray, Hester Prynne, TWO MORE PITCHERS DRAFTED FOR YANKEES. Rusiness Manager Harry Sparrow yesterday gave out the list of names of the players secured by the Yanks through the recent Cincinnatt draft, The players are Bi , ® left-hand pl of the Omaha Club of the Western League: Ross, another south Chattanooga, vuthern Association: in- er from the Otte Sparrow den Whi N. Y. UNIVERSITY SQUAD Fifty men reported for football prac? tice at New York University yesterday. Reilly gave the squad a long ditt in rudimentary work, including a nes- with the tack! dummy. Sulzer, H0-pound nesman from Hartford igh; Morris, Brown | backy Mathews of Ford r Loeftellows of Stuyvesant also —s——_—— SLOSSON TO PLAY IN THREE-CUSHION TOURNEY. ‘The Interstate Three-Cushion Billiard hise for New York, and his entry, George F; Slosson, | will play Henry Grede, who. re nts Haskell’s room of Milwaukee Academy, No. 143 West Tham m's rteth Street, Fo to-night Thore will be $3,000 distribut: ee rizes when the schedule end: Biay The admission to all league gai in ” amie a RACING SELECTIONS. HAVRE DE GRACE. First Race—Gem, Fussy Wuaay, Solon. ‘ond Race—Rock Fish, Agon, Gray Les. Third Race —His Nibs, Borax Carlton G. Fourth | Race— McBride entry Whimay, Stipaho fth ' Race— Hedge, Ambrose, Ne) epthy 5. Sixth Race—UMzzi, Benjamin Dancer. LOUISVILLE, Race—Chameause, Furlong ntleman, Race—Lady Vandergrift, Margaret BE. Maznik, Lackrose, Fourth lace Hanovia, Othello, Vogue. Fifth Race—Savino, Jerry, Impres- joebed, Den Any Port, Com- Lady Panchita, When ordering s i‘ IGUINNESS. ten places exclusively apal by-E.aJ. BURKE