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

‘Ss 12 ‘eHE © EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1916. J Ah sesaeete| BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK [nostarevche AND NEWSY ROBERT EDGREN| WILLARD NEEDS ONLY PROPER TRAINING (PUTTING "EM OVE New York Evening With “2ugs” Baer ' Two Weeks Before the Fight in Havana Willard Carried as Much Fat as He Carries To-Day. STANDING OF THE TEAMS You feel dressed up IN THE WORLD TOURNEY. every time you get +) i 20)|| | te Sind wa ama en we your shoes shined: w White Biertant .... 41 Kark Row oe HANANA CAMP CouLD HOLD THe PACE He ser ba 0 grante ‘eta Coorrigi RT York Pretine Wort ne O IN HIS RoADwortT PANACEA. The New York Prening Worl, esate ou ot eaithy; “Let me have men about me So O'Rourne HAD HIM u ° thy, wealthy that are fat, , Bleek heade sleep of nigh OUT IN THE EARLY wis MORNING RUNNING ALONE LIKE A RACE Horse IN “TRAINING . naciway reads. ne Taiace nand such as t they advertise, th is insured ff with your G SAT liked ‘e And Caesar ee to — ke Doogaffer’s rubbroid had the t on Tle liked to Oe te fl en anh Headpin Tourney te to Open be fortane's pampered he « -_ countey heey to think | the Goofus cigarette. onic at iowt ree” tae | At Joe cal s March 20 tam sour tia |Pou feel ikke a million- Straight left, No fat man packs a t real wallop a : Just shave with Wheezar’s i ou find eae or fa Ware tees Se |High Score Team Will Be) rsning ers ead ba unre th] weiner | Dasari: vil oblige by entering the Ying on the | Awarded Evening World I Me hea re Dienhiant Abadany: 0 ee ee Le Oe evening of March 25 weighing, say, @bout 247 pounds net und 270 gross, | But if he comes in weighing 247 net is set for Mon- ) and from all ¢ chew Zoot Are ances promises to surpass a! pr ; year’s vest croak and jeave your widow {| Championship Trophy. |asye dividu |vious events, Teams that wish to flat, ‘ as he did In Havana, J. Caesar Moran | SCHEDULE TO-NIGHT. jenter are limited to five men and al But buy Giff's Ife endowment t y will know right then and there that bowler can only play on one team. hat Willard is no friend of his. Crotona at Bronx Central. LCEGbE AER: BINRIRIO AND. can akoiae ‘ n a ‘ | = t blanks by applying to the| If you ne ealthy, wealt Nw loves the fat man he| h ee arrangements have been) White Blep ; tt iad 5 w wants to puta bet on. There's completed for the tweift an-| The team making the highest acore| Just follow what they advertise a toot talk bout ans wine WILLARD IN THE Jounson FIGHT, nual # ree Steadpih c jwill be aw dpin cham : ublctads bed ra Riis present Glreumtasenss, ares LEAN BoDIED AND FIT AT 241 POUNDS - ship Tournament conducted by plonship trophy donated by =| EACTS NOT WORTH KNOWING. | uch @ notable authority on boxing as 2 a Wi ms | 105 or over will receive a silver wate: The National Commission has Charles Weinert eayn that Jess is too | ess WILLARD a ld fob goes with the high — eal . fat to fight, Ina way this isa wood | amid AS HE WAS IN HAVANA, score, ruled that the next outlaw league to thing for the show, as It giv friends of Moran confidence that wi nd be shown in the box office receipts, And then you know we always hav Yale Practically Certain to Re-establish ene wnee ; Indian Sign on Harvard Next Fall be organized must give rain checks, | Smten rom| If the league doesn’t last four and a A Hiddell Win Westerner: } half innings the fans get their pew- ° P Tounson AND NO " icolg nu RRITHARR ES A we ||. After Saining 146 pins on Karileek| ter quarters back. You feel as if life was 4 in our midst those who like noth: now looks as though Harvard's long reign of supremacy in the ffand Hlouin, the Western stars, Mon- - st better in the world than to be pre “THINNER “THAN HE | all world 1s over. Crimson practically lost the services || day night in the championship series| The Sam Syndicate has had some one glad, sweet song iW when some honored champion takes \s Tobay. j] of its inimitable coach, Haughton, when he became President of |! j the big flop. Believing in Willard’s now in progress at Cordes's Brooklyn] hard hoeing the last few weeks. ieademy. Smith and Riddell, the loca | public refuaes to pay to aee them re- When your ciga- Bah Org AG be an eeier lean Obst hearse with the glove It's going to rettes satisfy you: pins in last night's | t M, 234, take a skilled surgeon to cut the Siam twins apart. A the Boston Braves. Another body blow was di fatness they'll all want ringside seats — : it out of the running for the championship for n wo that they can see the expression Administrative Board asked of dumb despair growing in. tt 4 with hecause of failure to pass the shamrlant fea gong uewn “ion'y | Latest Training Camp News of |} wisses:'exaninsconn Hotes ana towrient are backteld star "The ’ e formet’s loss Is also a blow to the baseball team, as he is an exception- New York’s Big League Teams the eleven, which puts Xt fall, when the College Gilman, Thomas H. wright 4, 208 04, 224, 1,458, and 7 y as Johnson did a year ago at a ‘ under the battering of a better man, ally good pitcher, It now looks as though Yale would re-establish its na. They'll want ‘to be near Baseball becoming popular Indian sign on Johnny Harvard next season, especially with such i77, tot in Hayti. They could organize a Which witards for tho pret ame te justler as Tad Jones as ity hend coach, ‘such a }\ Billy Linden of the Grand Central! jeague where even the batboys use uae aga ’ ‘i and Pete Howley, manager of thol would bo at I iBrestdania: nis ite, gomes jarring down upon the | YANKEES. rath ind that he'l be ready to play _ —— Ghleage bewitn Wil een ak 8 resin: oor. | TSBRCRGE bakaes Rimwraa; Reads) y. ati o'clock this evening at Cordes's Aca With Frank Baker not batting UT hold your hosses just a mo-| to Play, Completing the Squad. Nunwvaver tn tn, great condition ehie| , omy in a five-game match, total pins} cing his pitchers and Joe ment. Or {f you prefer to be) MACON, Ga. March &.-—The entire Yankees appeared to need Fi 7 N d G cy Wood not pitching against hie metaphorically up to date, stop Yankvo team is now on Mud her iching: miate Naa one; Their | istic ews am oOssip LEAGUE SCORES. batters, Manager Donovan should @epping on the throttle and Jam On Home Run Baker, the famous third] !¥e enon wr warmnt the. boilee. that | & By John Pollock: een Honewtahy Tater Chaunoey,| Ue, aule te make) the winner sf » bral i y tea, | thi will not be a Weak pl ne tohe ; unces Pee es dis baseman bousht from the Athletio’s} geqm. Mt place on the} y seal fight fans will have an oppor- | two tena and one aiz-rriner, to be fougbt at a S$ Willard fa 10; Bohemian, 844 the 1916 world series rhyme with ‘ being the last to arrive and complet: | tumity to-night to see two of the clev-|svecial stow uf the clu> oa Mooday wight, The is “banks.” \MECCA always satis- peresamiy. Tico think Jess 18 8) Ung the roster, Ho auye that ihe) enananer has changed hie batting lereat and fastest linhtwelghte In the) Retire obo wil Gath te these severe sev John va. Kuntze, 72 Lampe 5 candidate for the premier place in @| hand he injured recently is all right tage a eeenie, nay? agproved Ma | istic profession awap punches in a ten- Erte and Zuin Kid, Jobuny ¢ enc Probably Wilard's manager | fies! pie-eating contest, He looks like a| today and drove it “on a line to left {round bout at Madison Square Garden. | ji, yov* ted Hel “cap” Wi Te ibee cont: | longs for the good old days then | _ vod deal of an athlete to me was casy to strip off extra weight feld for three bases. The horaehide ighte ho will take part in this per ns : Joan waa fat when he began tr n-| Te he Jogs through tho snow | travelled with the velocity of a bullet. | nie sant rerep are Henny Leonard, the| Johnny Gritiths, “the erack Weetera tight. | PAB TT coe, noz,| Me ued fo get the edge on the 4 ing for the Johnson fight. He weir in a city park y | y Hebrew pugilist, and| Meabt, has just been engaged for ier fight 916, 162, 202, 149, ve. Harvey, 205, 168 other guy once in a while. e 9 Tae Hounds in hia clothes fifteen! But for ail that t haven't a doubt| GZANTS, [arnsational young Hebrew Dusit tae | Columbus, 0. on the night of Starch 15, Mie| 316; 182: 184 : annie | in t t e PS more than he weighs now that Willard will surprise a lot of | ny Dundee, the and a opponent will be Willie Beecher, the local fighter pi ESE ’ He had @ waist fully as thick as| people who think he'll be a fat man Ralph Sharman Hitting Well in{ive Italian battler, who has already] who has made a foot showing sn hic tone te DOINGS ON MARCH 25. hia waist is to-day—perbaps thicker. | When steps into the ring with} Practice and May Be Retained. |fouxht every topnotcher in the 1 ht-Ltnat city. They wil ome together in a twelve WENCK THOUGHT REFEREE I thought him fat when I first saw) Moran, MARLIN, March S§—It de welght division, dneluding the world’s | rouyd go at Dim train wt the Miramar in Ha pounds EXHIBITION OF DELFT CHINA 9 equire much t champion Freddie Welah and the Amert-| puting Lerinsty:” Glove Wa ran WRONG, WARNING BOXERS. | AT WHBEZUS MUSEUM. § a : Fe oa pays Simei dai het iho ad oh et araa eaial Ta ; WAS can champion Willie Ritchie, This will] o:xecte aad Duteh Brunt, who did ont teats b LECTURE ON KAMCHATKA AT ? Siew wae i feanged oveven, stic over Willard’s muscular] 1 Dh Sbunmun, a recruit ¢ be their second meeting, they having] any money for bozing at the Long Ace A. a'| Harry. Willa, the elongated caarie| OPERA HOUSE. Lp ps ehiee Rte Te St power, O'Rourke, a 280-pound- | WHh the Gian t 10] fought great ten-round bout on March | chow a week ago Monday night treaties one of heavyweight of New Orleans, scored |” winanasoran fight ow ie Nok tint Aree “ler and always in perfect condition, | Grounds tt rt 2, 191 nee that battle Leonard has| the officials of tie cinb sktpped away with $45 another newspaper v« rdict over Bum | n fiat show Mor taten dee ilnem Ino tenta at atron eth Mine TE ie aiais | who hit 374 in improved wonderfully, having scored) te recite, wil ve taut today. sue Smith) “ten-round bout at the Broadway | Atatistics show that the Nattonal Amd there Was another taken dur [the Ohio State Leaguo last year, and | knockouts over Jimmy Murphy, = pay the fighters Sporting Club of Brooklyn last night,| League attendance in Detroit and | the fieni how slender jews ia atronger than any of the} Watch hjm perform for a whilo on} Mandon, Phil TOF ett ote | eseseAnraiy ta Cle: outpointing iin by a large enough | Waspington was nearly as poor as the Counts: attitgea: | Professional strong men 1 know of "| thy bal 1 is to be convinced that| Gene Moriarity, hestdes other victories 1a | erento be entitied to the,honors mnara’s| te more, fh 1,| MATKur the wxth round the erowd | support piven to the American League od to be of the opinion that the! by Pittsburgh and Cincinnati fan cond O'Leary, the Canadian lightweight, for six rounds | SeCned Lb pies veda Led id f any error or : Frank Moran will be one of Li rform feats by n-|@atd Tex, “He can in strength that few of them ¢ pare them pe re h 1 men were not giving their best ef- 8 : Two weeks before t > with tricks F sin Wolatnantel, Manager of the Rroadway | at the Sational A.C. of Philadelphia on satur- | {bet aiving tt lanes ee ee vana Willard carried Sienelan the wrestler, | a} denn * wn bio gs night matehed | day night and Young Dyson, the Provider Maga “g bs Bsr Al sd or ene tare iy =o note Bog ag Wig es es he carries to-day—over two we }told me Wil was “terribly » to the in. | Sporting the Newark, beavy- | Habtweight, for s pounds at New Londen, [tt os be lemped hia month, ironic inaot will be eel! ' flelders: marley ‘*Young’* c Ma cautioned them to fight harder, At] ti month, eh os antag wer his fight with Moran, If he) strong.” He had just been roughing | ‘oaD., on ren A tenarvumd bout at a boxing shiow to be shore par OL Ore mg eal Fa ox on vise is pin a Pee ee : sate ete alent utd tks CIGARETTES as he did wvana, without! around with J between the Mallets and) the | boi of ten rounds at the elub’s show on Be Jim Fimn and Jack Dillon are both in tine] went over to each man's corner and] Gheering note in all this discord to a doubt he can get into the same fine | a | Axws, and they shot by. tho ihe tucwtar nut, A both men hare had a tone] condition for their ten-round tout which will te {told him he would have to cut out the V eonditic | ORAN not do any hard| fielders tike rifle bullets. He? w ee | lab mareat tattle, Gmaith| held at the Men A Manhattan | oe an ese would order them out of [Fead that the Squash Tennis Associa- fi -- work until next week. Willie | Qxciting gatne bye seer ae eee MOM BOT Tas taken fe weigst dyring layoff, | Casino, One Hundred and F¥e aia, Shortly after the ninth round|tion grew last year, Almost afraid ts sary a little ques i ere Lewis fears that ank may varman has other quaitiications - i Eighth Area bewan WH i ad clinch Rl i|that the President was going to have n Havana he wax traning] He nadine Alt ihe Jack Homple, th ynedgiit of California, who a Langford without delivering a DOW, |¢o write another note, andor the direction of ‘Tex |* stale, as Re'e of edife for a Aght) tae otcaric Wlan ct at sai forte | the ast hn cain ha Tooe| i therefore, stopping. the bout for | MECCA is made in i now. He jogged six miles yesterday th eq Me ee Morane ns algued articlow Of | rest bas enabled him to take on exira weight seconds, called the fighters to O'Rourke, who knew better than any | | twait with Fran : fll few seconds, f thoy had any speed some of th Sgalgape ‘pars fan 80 land boxed four rounds, two euch With | tied onthe Wee Hie ey acrvement calling for him to meet attling Levi | and berides bas made him stronger oO setontre of the Ting and cautionea|_ |f they © man ¢ od w v Kartley Madden and Frank Kendatt prevented him from. doit ard just what work the giant needed, | ‘fom O'lwmrice bas just res ey rooks would be pitohers if they had|Clean, model cigarette | During the rest of this we anin eotady, N.Y, “ , ” -_ " 1 for the present aged ty the Hudson A, ©, of from Frank Morley, the fight peg the round was finished Chair- |any control. . Gesu dis hinihast \ he rest. Talus ia. oo, iue rant aia, |tattes cigbe ot Maree 90 ee ta eek oe es al Wentk of the State Athletio ies factories, by the latest, To-day O'Rourk ne from [90 Nore Ue: Next wank 2 | the expects to Ket Erte of Kid Willlaws to 40 to Landon and|Commission went over to the ring-| European Generals should send over |. Py at about six or seven rounds w day. Por | Tal earnest in the next ew days oF go. | A Phitadelp'ia te no lonmer UB | fight Jimmy Wille, the fiweight champion of| side and yelled up to Referee Hau-|mititary observers, Miss Molla Bjur- improved cigarette In Havana Jess boxed datly week before the bout his daily es ‘ ment of Al Live. PRefore LAppe | kuwupe, for twenty rounds for the world’s cham. | Kops edt is displaying a varied assort- ‘ a! ‘ une eutmnaiuas trom twelve te ne.| DODGERS, wth dat Sau), tie Masobne| jonah iter iu Apel or Mas.” The winner to | “Many are you cautioning the men [Stet js dlenlivine machines and neat, erec courtyard of Mir. | teen rounds xing | Iuuhiiowedaht, he wntifled Longhery that he was] to roeive 64,000 aud the loser $2,000, to fight ha 9 think they are|ment o ad sid . \ y he bon the il Fr ution to charity vertere| Dell Mails and Goodbred to Ritch | ee ee ie seen ee cw being, han acme boxing as hard @ Aan, and you| wih the Feds out of the way SMa skillful operatives. “ AEC GARETT OIL CRC EIN | eave aeyeeieeniee sed by Panay Moma, wip tae wuss im 1 SAILOR GRANDE IS GIVEN [must not pay any attention to those | gray ayy al i feae are tin other a To-day he is r tty, training the money dropped into the| 7 . | wut Martin at the Broalway Sporting Club in the cheap seata, who are | ay’ 1 “ ‘a ded ‘Shab “rosite| wea ie: entranin ter hi drtining | DAYTONA, Flan Murch s--vester. | sel alm ie DECISION OVER HOWARD, |2"w2ys ready to toot ant iism unigns |? * SH Wee | The greatest care is under electric Nghis Jquarters will be donated to e| day's 5 oe me, according to) " —— ee vee men slaughter each other.” Hannes Kolvhmainen has been in- gr - In Havan , work Lebarity, Prank n't hold bis hur Wilbert, was the best that the 4 matchmaker of the Clermont Mey under trop condit ‘ t te Mt ft out for quarter boys have yet had, Interest i MATON, Merch SreuAdt . fter the bout Wenck said tt was . Daaiho dan | fay"boa up tee wnin,| BOTON, March Ro—Afier twelve] Aftar the bet Meee tren Tig] vited to ren up a Pacite Const moun. |taken in every detail > had eve a tain, and Hannes is one boy who can Grande of California was given the de-jmen he had ever witnessed of manufacture to main~ made know | GOSSIP FROM MARLIN. cision over Johnny Howard of Rayonne, f that he would pick his ann - Ae aL tip Armory ACA: Inet plant Te tain the incomparable cause Unele Re he about a minute when tho Sailor ani Gandiired in thei tetuee[on’a Batting averuue in the warmel pening session. The pair had been box \MECCA Quality that fled yestorday Ani plicho: | te old horsehide « centrefield | jnocked Howard against the ropes and | makes MECCA the Tigi “dine i Miller for Mac’ fence for a home run. MeGraw has| then hooked a left to the jaw that dazed i i a ipotae RIPON! Bog Millon <0 MoiGun. | Canoe CF & He HR. SOENNC BL Shen hooked mitt ta ie Jey. Wins Cae Total abstinence is a form of fear. jyear~round choice of ed, Nit the ball 'hard, Among thoir| but you can't get these fellows toline Sailor caught Howard with a right| an H ca ‘ail milli base b tw wan Fl listen to reason, And the pity 49 that|io the jaw that drove him through the d fear ad the sai of f baled ia ant int ayoreges. ropes. HB rn horse lehal@wiy. but surely eae? fear and be t rate or He) Him. Thorpe, ie slowly but surfeit) EVINSKY EASILY TAMES Cast out NAS doing splendid) work it won't « iS | 214 years old. No wonder ta uancad bur atalbalk in all things. ‘ sia es yg ye gt WILD BURT KENNY, moderate in WO. 5¢ 20:2210c its exquisite bouquet won ito eft tow. He fields) BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March & The temperate or moderate man for it the jal ae rune the es with as much} Batting Levinsky easily tamed Wild THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY Bert Kenny with plenty of atitt stralght calls for that wonderfully mild and ner, the young catcher from the |Jefts and right-hand uppercuts in ten Ational League, is attracting no|fast rounds at the Clover A. C. here last * mellow Whiskey — Wilson — Real Jamall degree of attention. He has the night. Kenny's wild rushes were easily Knack of handling the pitehers down to | a. by Levineky, who kent. using | y am |hertecdin, and "ean ‘tirow ‘moat aceue [ASRS ARYAN RAN ORL. ae ents Wilson—That’s All! Pately. Of great Importance ie his hit- | Poth hands Sith Goon eight @ rou ting ability. 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