The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1916, Page 16

‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1916. P ; BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK (is | +. 1916, by The Pros Publishing Co, Cove Rie Pork itveniog Worts) [RABID RUDOLPH: She - BASEBALL BUMPS AND BOOSTS Copyright, 1916, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World). 66 DAT ) i MORAN’S | ai’ Phils are not only ) e M é holding their own i “Star” Heavies Pass Up Dillon Sau Le but some of ours.” ’ | rey i Because He’s Too Dangerous. HE'S A GOLFER Now ano wrlayy 1016. Ly The Prose Publishing Co. Comertett NG Fort Erening Wort t CAN GMILE AT SMALL TROUBLES. « Ji= DILLON js one of the best | From the way in which the Giants | are ploughing south it looks as if they were going to invade Cuba. fighting men ever developed in this country, While many of our fi * “atar’ heavies refuse to meet him, | Outaide of the bird a 7 taking refuge in the plea that the oe tas en oy ew ae age } @isparity in size would make the! ‘oun e match a Joke, the eport-following | Aviator Delloyd Thompeon 4 public has a fairly clear idea of the couldn't have pped a bigger . facts. bomb on Chicago than Eddie Cob p Dilion 1s too dangerous—that’s ail. line booting an easy grounder. p « He hits too hard. He's too aggros- p preg i * give. He beats his opponents, from Sani Sati toe, seus the eine 4 clever Battling Levinsky up to the big rough ones, too consistently. Dillon's latest is a letter sent out by his manager offering to stop Fred Fulton within ten rounds or give his Tommy Lipton has no luck. If the Shamrock Fourth’s motive power had been gasoline, look how much Tommy Services without receiving “a cent of the purse.” The big Minnesotan will be an un- | known quantity in New York until | Friday evening, when he mingles with Al Reich. But Dillion must have con- fidence in himself to challenge a man ix fect #ix inches tall and weighing 217 pounds. Dillon wanted to fight Willard, who is six fect seven inches tall and weighs 269 pounds. Probably he thought by beating the next in size he might force delayed recogni- tion by other heavyweights who have been getting big purses for ordinary performances. | CDAILY REVIEW_OF BIG LEAGUE PENNANT RACES)" " o** ™ ‘Dodgers’ Slaughter of Alexander — avon | Features Day of Upsets in Standing) *323e°. ‘win or whether it will rain. | | \ Ty Cobb has often overslid third base on a single. Many a batter has bunted safe. ly on Tris Speaker. No fan can be certain whether or not there will be a team of nine peanuts In the bag. | Several Brand New Contenders! in Big League Pennant Races as Result of Some Sensational OA en GRRE Ne Club Trainer Look After Benny Kauff? Not Much! He Hires One for Himself Although there is nothing inthe aus bit. it, H RELY over the middleweight Marina “EM JUMP THROUEH . Happenings, Such as the BOSTON, April 27.—You'vo got to hand it to Benny Kauff, the ]) Tules to proninit it. Al Demaree { clase, and not gifted with the ig muah -advertised baseball player of the Giants, for being original. Not Fortunately for the umpires, ne helglit and Jong reach that made only is he the first player that ever dared to boast daily of his prowess the diamond, but he ts the first player to engage his own trainer. er since big league baseball became a business players have been content to allow the club trainer to see to their conditioning. Not so Kauff. He has Mike Donaldson, the former middleweight of Haver- straw, to look after him. And Mike is the same sort of a talkative person as is Kauff. Mike says he has only m ree great men in his time, They are Stanley Ketohel, President Wilson and last, but greatest of all—Kauff. “Kauff is just as good a fellow as he ts a player Mike puts it, “and I'm going to see to it that he lke a bush leaguer, as he claims he will before ti Hasn't he done so up to date? Just look at the bi adverse decision can be adverse to both teams. Very often a ballpark ham sandwich has something else be- sides oxygen between the slices, of bread, Fans in | known to underst. ) Megaphone man SPORT ALPHABET. i K stands for sorehead, Who knocks first and last, And won't let a bone Champions. | Bob Fitzsimmons a terror among the ” heavies when he was middleweight | champion, Dillon ts still doing all “ Brute Strength Gives Way | LAKEWOOD RAISES By Bozeman Bu'ger. his fighting in the heavyweight divi- CURTAIN ON “MET” HE unlooked for slaughter of} , and without barring any op- My exander the Great by the] tis onoer san artregaqs, LO Sctence When It Comes | cour season or vere) 2 ic tine mw Dodgers, the broadside poured sb subs, Cleve- met the men nearest the top in sate HAs Anum by He CUNEO the e e i EWOOD, N. J. April 27.— ‘ heavyweight class. Ie has knocked | (1) Swin in Golf Clubs iia cour, Club th gc el oes land's second victory over the gilded out #o many heavywoights that the 9 raised the curtain of the metropoll- | White Sox and the sudden uprising of “big fellows” can't be dragged into tan district golfing season here] the Athletics in Washington, to say a ring with him. The style in which this morning with the qualifying , the Red he knocked out big Tom Cowler put rounds of the three days’ annual | 20thing of the Yank attack on | \ | Yanks’ Whitevsash of World's e bleachers have been nd what the announcing, " 1s the way nakes Ty Cobb look season is through. ing averages.” #@ crusher on any hope Dillon may ii |] spring tournament. Golfers who | Sox, turned the league standings in- ms Be a thing of the past. have entertained of getting on may | Untrained Power of Little Use on Links, as Proved When have been here practicing say the | side out over night and this morning Nunamialter, new baskets tan the but it did ike th 1 Pe wrank Morasiiyim Cottey, ae, Hackenschmidt Miserably Fails to Drive Ball, While Herbert || links aren nest condition in Years | vo are confronted with several brand| Munamaker, now backeten for the | but it did not eo atrike the curly Freddy Welsh toyed with Ever | ‘ 4 |} and many exciting matches are py : § e th ROBABLY the best heavyweight Strong, a Light but Experienced Golfer, Sends It 415 Yards | anticipated before tha tourcament || Mew OORLEREOTA | ay uel a Vill cheehitece Eevee meciaee | GPS Gnanishe fieat team) of the | Hammer Hive a mouse sove'w Y day ie Cl i A i] closes Saturday. ch of the four |) p ay by . . : in sew York to-day !s Charile| for New Record at Pinehurst. sixteens will fight it out for a}! ward from the cellar door and now| {rips to the bat Be were ue | oh — —- einert. Dillon has fought . trophy. | rest rather securely in second place. t e Ohi aed Seece, na a Pe e bye coolest pitchers that have Or @ trailer toys with @ sub- Weinert twice. The first time he Among those here for the tour- || Brooklyn, by virtue of their victory belay t on Ferueons este elie Pela he for a long time| marine. etopped Weinert in Philadelphia, The By William Abbott. architect, recently played over the'} nament are W. N. Paul, Mecklen- | over the Braves, also creeps near the, exactly where he ing off. ie [are Anderson je Glants and this ‘i 7 \Jervey links and then suggested how ; CT. Richardson, National; } first division, with an excelent chance jot yesterday was y Markle. Germany Schaefer says Returning envoys from home ¢ second time he beat Weinert badly 2W much does brute strengtD! the course could be Improved. The | chten, Baltusrol: C. L. | of dislodwing the Braves to-day, pro- r that drove in two {ice cream to them is hot chocolate. 4 here in New York. Neither Moran figure in golf? To answer this club off decided to try out all the | Maxwell, Trenton: S. E. \Viaing the Giants come out of thelr Practically squelched | Unlexs Bil] McKechnie, the new| Plate say there ts no chance of @ ; tor Coffey is anxious to have anything question a number of promi-|expert's recomendations, | ay | trance. for the afternoon, To (Giant third baseman, gets a hit to-| diplomatic break on Walter % with a man who can’ whip n Chica golfers recently made | The least said about New York and [Gay McGraw will put him below the) Johnson's fast one. Pra rety, aoe, teay ne Weinert on ;Pent ago auanbannilae The Great Neck Golf Club will Pittsburgh Yor a while the better. jp r the batting order, Bill is — s. Without jan experiment with Ha a doubt both Dillon and Weinert can beat Jim Coffey. A Dillon-Coffey or a Weinert-Coffey bout would draw a) i é ania reat house. Dillon and Weinert are |side the Windy City, Hackenschmidt joth willing. You don’t see Billy candidly admitted he had never een Sine around to matol on a golf course, Given one of the connate tNOE BANS CAN made re ‘Moran, being as rugged and Teer heaviest drivers that could be found,|cently in the club's property. a8 Dillon and Weinert, could meet |the glant was invited to see what he . either on even, or fairly even, terms. |could do with It. But tn either match he'd risk being| Looking with amusement at the; hammered down from the position he h has gained by twice knocking out [little ball lying at his feet. the huge { Coffey and by boxing ten rounds with | Wrestler, after weveril pase, c ¥ ‘Whe swings, made a vi if =u shal Rel cas PE. coer iit ce nough force to have knocked the ball] Victories to his credit he never scored tender « dinner this evening at the the giant wrestler. ‘The party went | Vanderbilt Hotel to 185 new members, | son, sdgowater Links, just out-|They will bring tho club membership | Deal: out to the Mdgewater Links, 3 up to 350, the limit, Kach new mem- ber has taken a $250 bond, which will, insure plenty of money for the many | a In the American League fe eyes ape Ki hy Bers But fr me heater 4 If the Red Sox can stay in first t enly jumped from an | eis @ total blank. His position i sae aye eudenike gecond division| day he drove in five singlehanded, ahead of Rariden, who has beer tite | Place without Trie Speak to a tie with Detroit for third place. fy — |ting well, by the way, has gummed | what does the United Stal A victory for the Yanks to-day would| | Young Covaleskie of Cleveland, aj up many a rally within the last week. | need with a navy? Herreshoff of Garden} put them back in the lead. They are| brother of Harry Covaleskie, the cele. | ak nm now but half a gaine behind the| brated Glant killer, evidently hae in-| A spectator at the Poto Grounds | ANSWERS TO QUERIES. | | 1 ae ¥ herited much of the family trait. The] ye , Champs. vesterday was Lee Magee, con ne Ee Se) the exclusiveness of the|young man was pitted against the) nse om to y HRY Pubes in first place and the tailend| Wallopping White Sox, and not only Ge Halihetine Me one FeO iB OUE ee ae ee ee security of the Giants and Athletics] outgeneraled but outpitched Scott, the ne 16 ready to play te would be a merry scramble. The veteran. Out West they say he Is a! “vin and tvould have got in the most lowly of to-day have a chance|coming star. Two weeks ago his) fame but for the damp, dreary of being the most cxalted to-morrow.| brother Harry, who is with Detroit,| weather o has many] Jake Carey, the Rochester promoter, closed johnsoh and Gov. Tener could) refused to pitch against him, thereby ANOS CABFG YA nert HAG DUANE | cin bao Werael ae BIN Diese Dar le Oe | Sell ceecrn to shake Tamade and onder Tuining an “excellent prearranged Celt, to meet Ono Rount Davie for ten | another round. story for the sporting pages. beaten. He won't hunt for trouble, [cross the Great Lakes, but ho bit/one so eaally as he did as a the main bout of tho Monme Athletic | —— ere. * |nothing but the air, Keating, the Brooklyn heavy welxht, Monday night Just why it should erult a bath | It is just as well, perhaps, ° USTRALIANS are th | The second attempt met with the|the Stadium A. C. last night. Weinert ents-five opponenta out of twenty-nine! clu to beat a former teammate ig | didn't have « chance RALIAS je most On| ,ame result. Getting a little peeved. | gave Keating such a severe lacing t thuslastic amateur sportsmen | Hackenschmidt came nearer the ball| Reforee Mclartiand in one inning unless the ump doee ft, Fulish—The New Orleans team | doesn’t go south to train, | Jimmy Lavender, former star of the| G. G. G.—An umpire is entitled to Cubs, appears to have recovered from | all the Fespect that can be spared. slump that kept him down a = co hear what Naa Ree £7 nat year, Aguinst the| ©, H.—You might find a neuti | ‘a ; oi nanne he pitched a practically . ie ee imine at meee galt Darts will iat the | Gg iittle difficult of ezplanation, | Clark Griffith had to say concerning ijcas game, allowing but four Bius”” [#90t 2 Europe somewhere ta Africa, ee r4 ich sayn re faa Geena, tics * ring Oi - in (he world, Although F strength into the next poed the arte | \eliow be ever hosed with | but the presence of such a feeling | wan ‘was as ioud as that he delieonad | wh half ajand put all his in the second round, Keating did not ied by those who * million Australians have gone to the |swing, but once again he fatied to| iP the secs 5 oe | can not be denied by those w when the Yanks gave the Senators a Home Run Baker at | ‘ pnne ‘asked for one|land a sinile effective blow during the Marburger, ao has been looking after the/ saw the Yanks maul and manhan- | trimming the need of a physician was ped fre war, including in their number nearly nee ce othis time he had bet- | five minutes that the contest Insted. hold om for several sears, dle Martin McHale. In days gone | urgent. that we Woof—Don't be discouraged. Lota’ of rich men played tennis when they were young. all of Ahe country’s best athletes, all | 5 just anaged to! Wetnert went right after Keating from er bis management “ "was the silver-throated —- +z. » Iter luck. He just barely manag Inert went right a i. by “Marty” was the silver-throate r ¥ J. U, T.—You couldn't ats ™ Sporting events are held as usual. But|top the Dall, sending it about fitty| the sound of the bell and lost no the vromiaicg figiter. This! Fish of the Yanks, but his beaw- While the weather was admit- N. U- T. Fay) ouldn’ atart a pre _@ithough championships are being yards. With a grunt of dissust|), nitting him when and where he ure ‘Thorpe, the Kanes City tight-| OnE’ or voice turned into © tedly chilly at the Polo Grounds, puganda to muzzle the squirrels with~ held, Australian sporiing authorities |Hackenschmidt threw the driver | lensed jeg agi Ae a ors Franits| raucous grunt yesterday when the pas well 7 Py! ing wilt the out falling heir to a lot of coarse eided th. ol ft ldo iirway as 8 l, . 2 le, . vers Frankie it meanor i§ 7 have dec Hed that all hampl pnw who |down th fulrway an for as ‘roup.of| As early as tho firet minute of the of California, | Bove gave him the machine gun youn iit flit, Markie, the sonenaaer canale hi one to the shall hold their then eda om. ro ’ athe enh cain per saad | vatment in the very first round, | d d, vy Risa atl they rocurn te cued aoe ectinge cpectators. The. wrestler | contest Keating es * ” . treatment in ox: and operated, all at t! Swestion— first ‘ ic fey ever coin, towed what Httle use. untrained | after he hal been floored a few times | paris Urey at sohacy Get ss an | He had builded much hope on | same time. Teo shut out th ty overfiowing, in three manne ini | . meet Lee Kas Ge tre cue — power was on the links the bell rang, saving him from betng |* Boring Cousniniea ne| showing up Donovan for letting | gang of sluagers is no child’s play, | former substitute has made elght hits, | NO te the second. : no to See USTRALIA ts developing a Chi Then ther test ‘i au raade with | knocket out. As svon as the second round contests at Akron | him go, and perhaps that explains third. @ boxer who may become a|Herbert Strong. an Tnclish, Pretees yound martez Weinert sailed Into Keat the extraordinary desire of the champlon some day. His name Ma akiiy: walk under 20K 4nd began to beat lim into a help Yanks to give him a trimming. Tennis Season Two New Jersey abit, Mask once i oartonanin i, hounds an¢ ste | Uhey fee! that it wo ORS i ie 4s Clarence Tuggic Chen, and they say |Pratweneen CY Grmpits. Strong Hess condition, staggering him with ty they feed that it | thew, scored five rune off es : thing . ; down at Pinehy he # to the faw, en Ret rn | “Mari he 9 \ Bais the ames thing’ over'seon jn a |mede Nie teat gown at WIRORUTAL: 11 Smet sciitand, realise. Gaal Hwating | minteet arta errs mrcmaaee | Sure to Prove | Bowlers Prove | sonny sewer isnt mace 1e Res Fas, Glaeiiee ss ae t ee 1H 415 yards, whi had no chance of winning, took hold of | ered and | more when Bill Carrigan ted him | R d B k Hi d ° Jimmy Wilde, be eteres, ClArelice si b bimselt; ' ehurs! esoorte nm to # corne! iftewm round ei wieynaye of himaolt: ae dha thies Hiner! TAPE Eee ties miata, nn EO" Record Breaker CAMPIN SEALS) sev: wae, so sian vat 9 some at but really, 1 di ve HO FERC ROOM oP | : ie As McHale too walk fo tre | aren \ on the earouit. but really, 1 do © At Taal playing Rolf since Hew WHEL] Fetdie Mestaban puana to reoven the amsire | Hatin 4 at the Olympia dA. | water bucket a way back of the —— peg satin ot much of a figh nd one pa © knew how to eet a ball) a. 6. ono Wired and Seventh street | of Whiladeljiia the second week in May. 6 , , , Pays ud Kee always was my master. (Sot hig iiton ine Uniutived wroe: | ments, “ive te ace teenalin tere mumte| ee ae ee 18 a hot dog counter remarked: In potnt of interest, number of SCHEDULE To-NIOHT, Menertleaga caiticour! My first battle was Wil atueies, (erien amie, driwery Aho BALMER TEs | eeruy. “te bautainweight chainpivn, | Miah Murra), matchmaker of the Armory A. A.| “Marty must think he's stilt | Players and list of tournaments th¥8} eager (2), Orisinal Nut (2),| built longer. From the way we've We stood toe to toe and smashed, Cain and ball connect with such pers | and Jack Sharkey bantam who bas mady | % Hoston, to viged the wiain vont for tue! pitching for the Yanks. tennis soason will easily surpass allicentral, North Bergen, Crown (3),| (ombed some eollars pantnaling e got him in the fifth, but he deserved foot timing that all the muscles from | such a d here of late, Joo Wagner | Next boxing show iis club on Twestay night, | - other years, The number of racauet, Rowory 5, uy #4 course teu whe Lad om 4s much credit ax 1 did, He waa the waist up are put into the swing, | has on Debait of Sharkey, and |The men who will figure tn it are Wille Heecher| ‘The cause of those bonfires St ea cee tee a ac uArsiaeio aR ihn very Savings, Delaware (2), J. Taf tdeker. és gamer than | was, 1 think, All ny they call the correct | Mewtah now tying to clove with Mise Mc | the Gowanus Canal last night we is ts, The tournament |. tee fell Gato: Reliance, Bronx) oo. canapes tray wl opponents have been real genuemon. |i only comes after Jong | Nui fof the champion, fn 4) triumph of the Dodgers ¢ jtens of thousan ‘i (3), New York Central (a) qraahcorting tythet th I have not r ved a di nt hard | prac’ | — fra: i decision, Young Donahue) ander, Evidently Robbie's as!list of 1915 alor egntalnad “| Whole world to play punch--one th duzed me—yet, but 1°" ee | Vis Moran, the New Orleans who Will referey the ba |not been reading the pi and|names, So popu has the spor ew Jersey pln topplers were most TT ; none te mat : wat + We fet (pOen | RAmIne ; at many clubs have u , obey Baker will forget all about hope my opponents do not think Tbe © Englewood Cab. ts to] makes bie detut bere nest W wight le Promoter bof New Orie jdidn't realize what they y up|become here that many clubs have! oe inont in 4 ig Hobey Baker will little Uiem when Tsay this, fam oe Go ee eee ihoroughie, Eivory:| against Shamus O'Brien of Youkers, tas been of nite Peer Tah of New Orieane Ml against, Without the slightest show | installed lighting systems so that their | Prominent tn’ Th ning World |rotiring fin ice hockey the first i ing to the United States, 1 a SE hes ot 1 for the coming | fewd a mateh with White of Chicago by | Wing to offer a purse for & wend) OF four they into “Alex” for| members who cannot find tlme dur adpin tournament at the Thum {time ura the clear musical note i en I get t Seeeon Tangia’ kt oe noted Hinks | Miah Mu Arena Club of Bigtun, | unil, £ betwee et rae and Wacky Me“) ton hits in sev: nings. The leader|ing the day may work In a few, Elephant Academy last night, [of a club against a fragile shin, i y avert 1 an cone oe | tl ste fncrat to ise te pope | 1, tRHe Rawal w as Jake Daubert, who | sets at He ot this time to ven) The fi fob winners for the evening Roma ave Unies <ilan te ; morung and f think Jeonant, which | rs wilt pervane the Dui nade three hits, one a two-bagger.| No one dares @ me | noth “ao : ” ed Fulto | © seer (i COUNTRY’S ATHLETIC STARS Baa agreed fo Mt Vie dope | i Be oriera \e Jane ee ee oh contributed a home run, and|ture an opinion on the champlonship | 2%" bowled with teams from that! through he will hare the sparring short courses over le dy declared that he wants $15,000 even Cheney, the pitcher, got uppish| outlook. Some believe William M. , partner, gymnasium and punching GATHER FOR BIG MEET.) Tommy Nurna, former heavyweight champion | Nd peeled the master for two hard! fonnston will retain his national title nk B. Merritt of the Hopking| day championships wrested away i aid | van at the Ymuing. Eehe la Nee | BIOWA OUL OF thrve tmes st 1 jiwiile others predict Youn ‘W tiams New Brunswick, N. J., nit the} %70m Rub Willard. a \ PHILADELPHIA, April 3t.—-The van: | jo gave away hie internat to a | _ For two days now the Red Sow | Will either come through ih tht ACE wood without a miss for a 109 total, . Ise pak y | gu he ariny of athletes who will! ¢ ip iiringtl ga aa a Fa Re tan aaa aban tae mitany rising stars will snatch the *. Wilbur of the Volunteers, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, , 26-pounder, fi, event the tn announcer at athletic chut in train} opportunity for some sober \the many ris ars will sn: olunteors, | f Penney vane relay. carne mg at Hot Springs to figit Carl Morris at Tulaa, | {re n Hee t Pripey ns champlonship from the present title y 7 Hn N J, tered a 106 al i Saturday arrived: in Oble., west movth ' holder. core, With Ronedict. the high tndi- + . me intareat Line an nights of May 18, y 90 _in releasing Lesile [Acer tnore's always the case of| vidual man, balling Pry REN indi. STANDING OF CLUBS, from Meh | pitty, ines |Maurice McLoughlin. White “Re@ jooks ag tf that State will carry ofp it Ww. LP H a AUR Ta Seid tee ta rad | Mac" lost to Johnston in tho finals at! majority of the honors forthe (oer 0 ie rest Hills last year, after a gruel~ The scores: ‘000| Ruffalo 4 i Harry was a phy t ling battle, there are countless judges ¥ 3.--Ren © ‘000 Montreal 0 1 900 j use of cocain » Giboons a | of the game who belleve the former Meritt 1m: RESULTS YESTERDAY. : \ Harmpionship: hampton will come back all the way s A 4 mer mn ntathion,, is | ob au date Shame ‘land regain the national Richmond, 9; Buffalo, 5. e t hoot champion. | 4% Madivou : American League. Ena "seggOR Gnd. FOR te Reeth Haliimore. 4; Montrent, 4. y m © Pentathlon . N.Y Wasb.... 6 6 his game in tho international ravis parts tisaee fal Gon orente HOt inaca G Afr ant 6 Chicage,, & 8 .429 Cup matohes tn 1914 and that his} Lorin 7 antea 08. | Richmond. ¢ oad 6 Phila... 3 7-300 stroke raince have been gradually ne iad \ ter ut Providence, C rhe thelr power, Still, McLoughlin ta a ; The losing the pow ‘ 4 Dexhelmor 80. Keasler \ hin 's of Games Yesterday. Is" only & young man whe has the th peapllll i 9 mel's Station on May 12 fs physical strength to withstamd muen s hbrecht 41. = n iphia, 3, New York, 9; Hosten, 0 Total. 307 | burch. 3 | Gora : hard playing raha 5, Stabert | ss SPORTING, Brookiva lightweight ork ve. Howton (rain). Philadel ‘ssbington,2, $| Of the younger stars + poten 77, | ICE SKATING Ow mf Cinetnnai! ve. St, Louie (rain). | Detrolt (rain). 3) Church, former intercollemiate n- | a, A SH." Peters 17 | ICE SKA NOW v j say Untuan 0 too Vanier | Sion; Harold, Throckmorton, who did | ia &i tary | AT THE PALACE RINK Sav . eee A i + so well in the recent ton war 82. To. | At Broadway Sutuay station + ; " A ‘ " Games To-Day. tournament; Whitney saat 1Blet St. EP Staday h an T ‘ My | Rand of Harvard and one e FOB WINNERS. j ataniom A. Cy Manhattan Opera House $ * = t iy haa Had Jers are expected to make things hum foe WaN p 4 y ener ERE ere op al thon of f the ¢ Boddy Mullin, 1 on the courts when it comes time to Ser, Ha, Mew Bree BRED FULTON uit vw, AL REICH Boson. Pal pH ames in history of sport. for Callahan ‘o jecide titles this summer. |. Wilbur,’ Volunteer, Union iat, 8,9); 108, sam, 61, Re'd han a mw. 10 Grounds, Adm. GOe.—Adrt, 6 ¥ v ay. a 1 e 4 . } ' t