The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1916, Page 12

| | UP-TO-DATE “AND NEWSY ——" ‘Dillon Wil Have Trouble Taking the Battle Out of Battling Levinsky. Commits: New York Eresing Word) * ROOKLYN is going to have some fireworks this evening. Jack Dillon and Battling Le- vinsky meet at the Broadway Sport- ing Club. Although Dillon is knook- ing out the giants, he's going to have BEST SPOR aw a THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1916. TING PAGE IN AT THE NEW YORK A TH GET THE RANGE = Copyright, 1916, by the Prese Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) . Hast a2 = Fae patey si id a little trouble with the Morgan bat- uer, Levinsky is fast and well skilled im the art of avoiding punches, He has been fighting often and good shape. Moreover, he knows that a victory over the “Man-Hater” would put him right up among the big purses, And while Levinsky hasn't uncorked a real knockout punch during his long and adventar- ous career, he has a habit of disap- ‘|National League Magnates Rapidly Opening Eyes of Percy Haughton of Braves pointing the fistic wonders who «et/New Hub Magnate Says He Entered Baseball Business So as to into a ring with him expecting to put him down for ten seconds. Incident- ally he's the busiest man tn the world, He doos his full share of the itting, as many good heavies have found to their sorrow. Dillon has met the Battler several times, and the best he has been able to do yet was in a twelve-round bout ja Butte, Mont, April 14, 1914, when the Braves, has bought a stack he earned a referee's decision and of chips and set in for the very wave Levinsky a hammernng that good and sufficient reason that he made him take @ bag coef from in wants to know how the other half ing for about five weel As Le-|iives, The Boston society man is rap- wink fights cele. sep ite [idly wetting hia eyes eased under noi je MY Jon must have made ome impres-| “A real reason for my getting into sion on him, daseball,” says the new Boston mag- milion ie still mae ag pgp? Wil- | nate, at one time a football coach or jard, and may go on sham-|something like that. “is that I. want pion in apr, Naturally be tant gy |foget with some felons why ca talk eh J © 5 | duck shooting me. ‘That's my “tox” Rickard and Bam) MeCracken, Pe Ted, aietere tlh, Sau ehbemitiet “Honest John” Kelly, Jim Corbett /a general admission ticket for the sea Nat Goodwin and Frank Moras. gon, with special privileges whenever . desired, Every other man in Organ- WPIH ERTLE ten't afrafa of) i704 Baseball 1s a duck shooter, and losing his title, Kewple's rear before the Boston magnate hed got ager, Mike McNulty, has signed | warm in his now seat George Stal- icles tor jack Detween Ertle and| lings, Capt. Huston, Harry Hemp- artic Him Rink, New mead and others of the gang had Al Shubert at the Elm mado him a member of the Dover Bedford, Mass., on Feb, 22, There} Hall Shooting Club. will be a decision, ‘The weight ts to] Another bit of knowledge acquired be 116 pounds ringside, which shows by Mr, Haughton his first night out that Kewple isn’t at all opposed to} with the gang was the art of eating making the bantam weight limit for Cincinnati sausage with Garry Herr- a fight. Williams will do, matchmaker, offe! ‘Willams first, proposing to Willtams $3,000 to, box Shubert. About Football. By Bozeman Bulger. ERCY HAUGHTON, President of her, the | what it means to really know how. ng Oe bout ig wir, Herrmann always brings from ve | twenty to forty of these sausages with ‘This is more than Kid/mann, and an appreciation of just} ———— me him from the home town and gives) fort, Be Able to Mingle With Duck Shooters — Says Stallings Knows Twice as Much About National Pastime as He Does AMATEUR GOLFERS NOW CAN'T EVEN ACCEPT FREE TRAIN RIDES. It has been learned on good authority that any golfer who takes advantage of the offer of the Del Monte Golf and Country Club to furnish @ special train from Chicago to the coast for the Western amateur championship free to contestants would be barred from partictpation in golf tournaments that are held under the auspices of the United States Golf Association. Specifically this means that the first punishment for such action would be disbar- ment from participation in the national amateur championship, with the ultimate punishment of being disqualified as an amateur. about baseball,” said Mr, Haughton when asked for a serious observation oa the game, ‘And | think I am ubate in realiging that 1 don't partics In his Waldorf apartments : eae Meade with pe Picecnor| nearly every might, Mr. taughton }Sa0W much In that stage 1 ues oeeered stis per cont. McNulty nc-| Was one of the first invited, and the {tnat kn aro We have @ manager Gepted for Ertle without any of the| feeling between the old and the now ows more about the game magnate was cemented by a string of sausage that would have made a set of tires for @ flivver runabout. “Tt was all right, Mr, Herrmann,” said Mr, Haughton as he rubbed him- dolefully yesterday, “but these sausages sat @ little heavy on my} stomach.” “L knew it, I knew ft" said Mr. ‘You've got Herrmann impatiently. to learn, You simply went to bed too I sat up, ate the rest of the usual backing and filling and de- manding concessions for his cham- pion. The only thing he demanded ‘was that Shubert post $500 aa a guar- antee that he'll make the weight. Rather refreshing in these days w! fighting is 99 per cent. dickering and 1 per cent. performance, TILLY GIBSON writes: “Last November a match was ar- ranged between Freddy Wals! the lightweight champion, and Benny Leonard. After waiting about five weeks for Welsh's manager to name date, and in the interim baving re- fused offers of numerous matches for Taeonard, I finally got into touch with various promoters in New York City and all were willing to bandle the soon, sausage and drank the beer and woke up feeling as healthy as @ baby. It takes time, Mr. Haughton, but you'll learn. Our training table ts different from that of football.” “All right,” agreed Mr, Haughton; “but if a man's game there's no rea- son why he can’t try agatn, 1s there?” ‘The Chairman of the commission provingly. 1 match for their respective clu ‘Well, you may count me tn on the ‘immy Johnston, manager of the) next session,” sald the new maenate, Garden, had the 17th of February|theechy nrovine himself to be a open, abd he made an attempt to con- pretty regular fellow. vince Welsh’s manager that the|” «No, 1 really don't know much Welsh-Leonard match would prove al _ i good attraction in the Garden on that nl a should refuse to box Leonard and on the other hand there are good reasons why he should box him. Leonard would probably weigh 131 or 132, and as Welsh 1s expected to come in a} great deal heav than that Leonard will box him liess of weight. Sincerely yours, WLY GIBSON, ight. “After Johnston reached him tn Washington he told Johnston he would be unable to go. There seemy to be no good reason why Welsh Be Rid ofPiles HY, Billy, there's the best rea- son in the world for Welsh's ducking out of the Leonard A Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Treats | match. When the match wus ar- ment Will Amaze You With Its Results, | ranged he thought Leonard would be | just another “soft one.” And then | Leonard spilled the beans by knock- ing out Joo Mandot, who 1s as clover as Welsh and a gamer, more aggre: sive fighter, Welsh, being an intell!- gent_young business man, recognizes the fact that Leonard might possibly knock HTM out too. That is a thing too awful to contemplate for a mo- ment! he “knocked out” Les Ds in| five rounds down in Australia writes ho is the middleweight champion of the world and in ready Je SMITH, who advises us that 3 that Tt is senting vole was cast, than I will ever know, and I feel very happy and satistied in belug able to Jeave it all to him. I always have liked baseball and have wanted to get in it, but there fs no comparing it with football, because they are very different. One is a college game and the other a professional sport of national scope, I think I know a good deal about football. If you grant that I do, then you will appre- clate what George Stallings knows about baseball. He knows twice as much about his game aa I do about mine, “It is not my purpose te interfere with Mr. Stallings, It will be my enjoyment watching him work.” George Stallings is as well pleased with Mr, Haughton as the new Prest- dent is with him. I have been through some tough sledding in my baseball life,” said George, “and | only wish that I had had @ man like Haughton to deal with all the time. They have given me @ contract at a big salary—the biggest I ever got in my life—and 1 am very well satisfied, In fact, I am delighted, Though all the magnates and by- standers have been ready and walt- ing for twenty-four hours, the meat- ing will not begin officially until this afternoon, It will then be reported to Gov. Tener that the Federal League sult has been withdrawn in Chicago, Otherwise the National League magnates might never know of it. aliens News of Sports Told in Shorts emrencemcomeanty For the twentieth consecutive time P, J, Conway was elected Presiden of the Ivish-American Athlet lub last night) He was nominated by Thomas J. Cummings and seconde by Matthew P. Lyons, Not a Whether or not Arthur Milburn, yA pis to zoursert te — to box Jack Dillon at 165 pounds ring- lar Lome pile treatment in the world | ® y und ‘one that has stood the test| If a litle less absent-minded Jeff Tali ’tne oon ' added that in Ats Ma \ he was beaten Eddie MeGoort | and by Mickey King in twenty rounds and lost to Los Darcy on a foul in two rounds, when Darey had him pounded to a palpitating pulp. box of Pyram! dehy \W or shee got 8 Ho nt from aby druggist. Take no substitute. MID DRUG OOMPANY, PYRay Pyramid Bide Marsball, Mich. | Kindly send me a Free sample of Pyramid Pile Pa A. to t iu New Quarters, “Treatment, in pisin Wrapper.|| Ow!n 9 fire, which totally de | stroyed its old quarters, the Pastime |.A. C. held @ meeting Sunday at its tem One lly SPORTING. ray Sporting Chiro Why ©. YONKERS, Beuny MoCo. nal Baseball Jenied t Plank to IT —PALACH A, he application of be declared & iree agent. Witesimunons ve. Se a | | | | | Keer vourrevs ON YodGE Weens, Jor Loomis , AY The Pouw- VAULT, “We Lona LAD FRom CHICAGO> St. Nicholas Inn Team he should be in top shape to-night, ined Takes All Three Games 10-yard dash, 60-yard Wuermeyer| with two days’ rest, He spent Ses! An optimist jo « Mink who ants his bread upoa Spectal, the Baxter Milo, ono-mile| terday at the New ork A.C. taking esters and Uc Meprael when it gels ~ _ | Walk, the two-mile Intercity relay be-/ things easy and feeling confident otf |" *ht és tween the New York A. C. and tlic | success. a rom ‘Onx a ce 0 B. A. Ay and the three-mile team} Meredith has a battle Another definition of an optimist is oh to retain the Buermeyer troph ja fellow who thinks two and two The team race will undoubtedly | mu t Caldwe make five, which is why it is danger- No Games Will Be Rolled in Evening World Tourney To-Night, As the Series Scheduled at the Grand Central in Brooklyn Has Been Postponed to a Future Date to Be Decided Later. OFFEY'S St. Nicholas Inn bowl- | ers entertained the Bronx Pal- ace trio last night in The Even- ing World three-man amateur tour-/ nament at the Coffey academy and) took all three sessions from Brenner's pin knights with ease. The home team started with a lead at the opening of the series and maintained their advantage, ending the first session 56 pins to the good. Covert, a substitute, rolled the win- ning score here for the Coffey team. In the second game the Coffey bat- tlers again showed the way and by good team work finished in front with another easy victory. The vis- {tors came through a little stronger in the last séssion, but “Doc” Hamlin, lead-off man for the home team, put over the highest score for the night, @ 222 in this game clinching the third 3. ria * ax c n> <z “@ 3322 SERBTSNSRE eF si esos BEgeaeee Bae! notified in due time to call a meeting and arrangs future date or decide that the original rule prohibiting fostgonomente will be strictly ad- ered to. LEAGUE scones. | American National Tourne: $82, ve. Atlantic, 966; Chaunce; 1 ead 916; Chauncey, 890, va. ilk League—Cheney Bros., ys. Frederick Vistor, Achat ,, 907, Atlantic, m1, 8 game and a clean sweep for the St.| Life Insurance—Prudentla! Ins. Co. Duce, ha ancees + 1 906, 2.007, 022, va, Equitabio In ‘Bs ¥ HO SS st. i nate 53 Waste Champion Jimmy Smith and John in. P. Koster are to play the last ten game: Walsh and Lipp: of their twenty game series, to ne tions in the third session, fo gpUnt Ob me Herman Bros, aleve to-night. Koster has an adv: oe of : Academy last Thursday nigne. renee High scores—Hamlin 222, Covert 202. No games will be rolled in the tour- ney to-night, as the series scheduled at the Grand Central in Brooklyn has been postponed to a future date to be decided later, The Crotonas were to bowl here, The Fark Row-White William Russo defeated Leo Mare: in four of the first six games at the Park Row alleys, Russo needs two of the next five scheduled at the Park slope in Brooklyn this Sunday to win the match. Elephant series scheduled for Thursday night, Feb, 10, at the Thum Academy has postponed also been to Sunday,| Fifteen bowlers will st : © Sunday, | (choles Inn individual tournament mon time to state| Monday at this academy. ‘The Knickerbockers are leading in the ecutive x The Gre ker ond Committee of the tourney has been no Games icomee Wi 36 victories and Pros Stymied | Williams Lucky By Question | To Escape K. 0. Of Eligibility, By Pete Herman| Professional golfers endeavoring to organize 4 nationas association met at the Martinique Hotel, but didn't organize, although a certain amount ‘Special to The Brening Wortt,) NEW ORLEANS, La., eb, 8.-—Pete | Herman of New Orleans fought a} sensational draw with Kid Willians, | jo was made, The bellef is|the ex-bantamweight champion, is ie those watching the! night, There was at least thi nds} movements of tho professionals that} os ree rounds of the twenty when {t appeared tha Herman was on the verge of winnt by @ knockout, No fewer than ten| times during the f he sent the ir will not be long tion will be drafted, ems to be consid- the organizers has to deal membership eligibility. Some | wfore a constitu- champion reeling and staggering and | Marry Le Gore, William Baston, R.| favor allowing only professionals at |‘ | H. Khett jr. and Spencer Pumpelly | golf clubs to join, while others be- | arasping at the ropes r ‘fie | will be allowed to play baseball this|ueve in starting along more Hberal| right hand swings, | | spring will be ant mi before the | line J - pear wey take in club-} Herman also used with wonderful | week is over by Prof, Robert Corwi makers and assistants, arith | Gere ODay nd eenry w. Hopace | “obert White, the North Shore Coun., *ectivencss a left hook, and in the to whom the decision on thin and {try Club “pro,” acted us Chairman, | opening he was at all times mastor of tters governing eligibility | 4 others f the comunittee present | the boy from Baltimore, It was in the | d by the Yu Orpora, | Were James Maiden of Nassau, Her- | clinches and tufighting that Wi! by the Yule Corpora | ort strong of Inwood, Gli Nicholls net Sb ‘gl Willlezas The playing of Charles M. Bull jr. od out Yewterdy the field in th 1 aquash championship eight survly nt oat the Harvar W. Riley, forme champion bracke: in the ie afternoon for ¢ “womi-fna) youd, he of € | wood and Atte cat Neck, Jack Hobens of Engle- | ined nearly all bis advantage, and ick Mackie of Dunwoodie | his persistent doggedness which char- | jeas It was acterizes all his fights, thing do oo 4 to Avovedo Stops Bennet ng| Joe Auevedo, the California light- ey | weight, stopped Biily Bennett in the third round of a ten-round bout ut the Pioneer Sporting Club last night vedo battered his man 4a sul Mackie with 'T. Axe: | r to ') Post and his we spel knockout byt formed more thau ten | Asevedo made 4 years age i of Engineers on One Hundred and specials are on the programme Prove one of the mi races on the on the cross-country system, four starters being allowed each club, with the first three to finish counting in senior | \ivecmrain _C. GAMES TO-NIGHT SPECIALS 4iMse Mile Attracts Crack Field. NEW YORK |Stars of Athletic World |Will Attack Many Records | In New York A. C. Games Five Specials on Programme at 22d Regiment Armory. but Team Race in Which Seven Clubs Have Entered Will Prob- ably Prove the Most Interesting Event of Evening—Baxter Loomis SAYS THAT THIS TIME HELL SHOW DREW way “TO THe “TAPE « ers from throughout the coun-|™ try are here to take part in the big set of games which will be con- ducted by the New York A. C. in the armory of the Twenty-second Corps) 2°) I BADING track and field a | Sa Sixty-eighth Street to-night. ve the It will be scored | Ca in refi ‘The New York A. C, Horton, Win Bailey, Stro! Masterson and Honohan, Irish-American team will cross - country Hannes Kolehmainen, W: Barden, Zuna and Willie Fogel. The} ) Millrose A. A. has nominated a strong! A. combination in Glannakopulos, Pores, med 1 be ‘The heavyweight championship be- tween Jess Willard and Prank Moran will not be decided in Madison Square day 3 TAM Garden owing to the fact that the big} White ‘4 HANDED MANA inclosure {# already rented for March 17, fl bgace on | CAN Ry * ae — ee the night set for the bout. Tex Rickard tary "| RIGHT-HANDED ONL, THERE'S and Sam McCracken, who are to pro wane Gt, Mus BEEN ALTOGETHER TOO MUCH mote the big battle, had another confer- a Se OOFING “ABOU LERT-HAND- sEING NUTS, NO PROMOTER ence with Jimmy Johnston yesterday | at the Clermont A, © !o Brooklyn, and oa Feb, OBIE TO A LEFT- relative to holding the bout in the Gar- | he tackies Maty Wells for twelve rounds sa . NEY. den. Although they were willing to pay | Boe , oF THIS $7,000 for the night, Johnston told them! yyoer Davis e Ss aitee bis HANDED, the building could not be had for the| emwit to allow doting shove w be sold in Out| MEBBE YOU A WE GOTTA dato mentioned. It is learned from a re-| city, aid ws tel» boxing commission | HANG TOGETHE Mable wource that Promoters Rickard | rmulate the sp Jost telesad Dr. 1. cken are thinking about hold- vo, De, Krauss Me dhe figit'in ono of the bly: theatres .| ANSWERS TO QUEERIES. in this city. Que: In order to decide ‘The chances of Mike Gibtons, the st, Paul he ™ pe as phantom, and Juck Dillon clas!ing in a ten-round bout are very slim, Matermaker Dow of the Capitel City A, C, of St, Tac! ous anxious to bring the men tagetier, but 4s Uivbuas an. nounced that tho ouly welgiat he would box Dition at waa 185 pownda, weigh ia at Vue rag aide, the latter declined to make the match, Jimmy Jobmston tiinks the big hearyretgat who soon become a big factor in handling, Anderson lias quite moent!y sopoed Prank Kends!, but he is mnecting @ tough opponent y Devore at tue Marion rs 5 Iron Is Greatest of All Strength| Says A Secret of the Great Endurance and Power of Athletes’ # Builders, Ordinary Nuxated Tren Will Make 0% cate, Nervous, Rundowsa People 200 Ver Cent, Stronger = in Weeks’ Time ia Most people fooltshly weem to sre woinn tu get renewed) cr out Sauer, ter ef f only come from the food people often fail to get the aire of their f 2 tron {a thi food {nto eo inatter, From tic ened ‘ous condition, they know s thing ie wrong, but they can't til wha so they generally commence dostoring for stomach, ver or kidney trouble or symp- toms of ome other wllinen: caused by th tn blood. von thr Geuvie’ thi end eailsely wet sid of 01) eympioms The tor mile fose A last year, ran # fn one rouud last defeat «! Jote ie champion, in the puts another complexion un the Ba Miko Devanney of the 3 A., winner of t Min the Hun turday, leading The Chicagoan offered no exer his defeat, but the long ride from the West took the edge off his form, and ch as he a, Hal an The defeat of Joe Loomidsy O'H the short sp: lect on his | the scoring. Seven clubs have en-| Morge, Stephenso tered teams in this race, and the| 100-yard special to. best distance runners in the country | yards is no distance th will figure in the contest, the supremacy of any over the longer route of tt jdash he will have the4 to put his re the | best advantag ampions, 1 Flynn, | Tw w, who ready ‘o run Kyronen and Laakso. Ot! ms|has worked all the stiffness out of his Gout the best ankle excursionlet in are from the Ozanain Association,| muscles, which w sponsible for | the wore the whe wan ah ote erally nal Mohawk A.C. Bronx Church House] his poor showing in the Seventy-first | Mut str 3 -gnblbelga assed and Paulist A.C, bi i games last week, Fistic News and Gossip By John Pollock Devore Doctor Fon syle ~ RAY wn Bare \ es ond to Dave Caid joston Drew,! may finally get the Lusitania case th the | straightened Ht Aiigerivg |Seruightened out, but what anybody which to test ea ina pomeranian pup must al mpl is be: EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN PUTTING ’EM OVER With “Bags” Baer Wate Ary pal ef rd Haza Bother a Good Golf Player if It's on the Side.” Doesn't wier's stock Waa fallen almost ae low How ¢ as Nock Island { Chorus girl was served a subpoent in a bouguet. which would be a good vay for an opponent to lay a glove on Freddy Welsh There will be none of bs bourgeois injured in the rush for those twenty- five dollar ringside seats. \ POPULAR $ERIAL.“HOW TO GET MU$CLE$ LIKE MINE"—BY JE$$ WILLARD. Une devided advantage vf b ing Willie Hoppe's opponent is that the other spectators hare to pay to get in the height of unem- lose and exoit- ing. At p opponent of Willie Hoppe is leading the electric | fan salesman by a slight no Ray, national Hunter mile tItho’ it is leap it be no ball players annoyed viving pink proposals from infatuated contracts, by re lous to allow a bowler te keep his own re 1 Tressi oe of The United States and Germany Joes no sprinte: L ways remain a mooted question opp Review tb 'tt A IEW MORE RUMORS OF BOMBS IN THE SUBWAY AND } GOULDING WILL HAVE ies 2? SOME TO RETAIN HIS that he willl WALKING HONORS at race, asx he LAST, VINDICATED. TUROWS ‘DM wins is IMA PHLIVER We can't tell you who is the best, but we can inform which one is the worst. wecount of my to Wid Bron certein T have The best way for you to get into the boxing game is to have the price of a ticket. Your resemb Broad should help fight manager {is akin to lov ome ay they say that pity equud Duke Kana Ke ITEROMA. The feat was considered note~ worthy because the lad was compet- ing without spiked shoes on a damp track Liat WESTERN WOMEN GOLFERS TO PLAY AT GRAND RAPIDS. on Decision to hold annual champlonehip of the Marty Cross Wine four Unice’ When the bell rang ends tne contes| Alien was in a = Gilon and was practical oun” oa