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er penn camry ery op _ CL THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916, 2 ii BEST SPORTING P AGE IN NEW YORK PUTTING 'EM OVER With “Bugs” Baer Coorg, 8. Yo QAO RUDE savs E IT’S AN AWFUL THING FOR A GOLFER TO GROW FAT! Copyright, 1916, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York Hvening World.) OW, THIS 1S aWruL ft Save me! Z'uc @ive You my The Bowing Pont = | AS SIIAKI a antes MonTG oF (F YoU CAN STAND (T | AL» spear | %40,000,000+ IP . You'll Lose 4 fen de You's. MAKE ME y i Pou A THE said: The goou a — wr ball player does is “interred with his bones.” Fred Fulton Has the “Makings”’ of a Corking Heavyweight, but He Is Not Yet Developed) Enough to Have a Chance Connie Mack's team is weak, like Samson, A " cd ‘alll allt at Why not overlapping hats for chess an players? Corwrtens. igre The Prose Pui) sung Co. " Nis Reet feng Wed Overlapping shoes for policemen? a ’ ED FUL/TON'S manager, at the —— request of Tom Jones, ts dia- Overlapping ears for wrestlers? win Mi petted wees va bel Rabat TERFERE TITH MM And overlapping exits for fight ard match on July 4 tones has INTERFERE Wi B Adi fae? been trying to rig up that match for ‘OWN Ae! rennan ds ee several months, but ft fell through] J\ R di 1 Li The expert who said the Bt. when Multon made a poor showing odel to ist Heat MDa Lr LET al Bd with Porky Flynn in New Orleans. Fulton got away with Al Reich very handily, but the lanky fighter from Of K. 0. Victims Nea tm the league or tn the Saga: Rabid Murloly's says ue new herretione gun wtih Minnesota will have to accomplish Hitt Brennan, the Chicago Catt, whol tee woes ie ae Me Ga some more asionishing feat than that} imetiiinne nto has won several new novked out before he can be iaken seriously as! coms to he in favor of an opponent for Jess V vies” in bouts in the last present stage of his ¢ months, adc nother quick victory Marathon but our wouldn't have a Chinaman's « to his record last night by punishing with the Kansas Giant George “Boer” Rodel so badly in their Fulton has the “makings” of a contest at the Clermont A. C. of BASEBALL SLANG corking heavyweight. He already Brooklyn that the referee stopped the has three first class fighting assets one-sided affair in the third round to SIMPLIFIED. a very good left hand, a very good save Kodel from being completely “AN A bug. Squirrel chowdes head, and courage knocked out Cfanium cripple When putt in the Reich fight he When the referee called a halt Ro- pulled hNnself through by using ex- del had just got up on his feet, have BIAOM —Wint eacuer, Romae cellent judgment during the few sec- a ing been stloored for the third time | candle. ond Ty toda i took 1s recover from the daz- PY err ine Mita e4 t Meher bee a boo) a died EA eae ae the in the round, lodel was groggy and oe im effects of a hard punch on the/ Tight is as iam Lan| ) |impact of a and ay D ILY REVIEW OF BIG LE al N ai S helpless at the time. A SKULL~A bird in the chin. | 4nd his uppercut is one of the most that produces a knockout. A! Ai E PEN ANT RA E Brennan sailed into Rodel from the Say from the ears south. ‘oneted But the fact teat he jan’t very hard| dangerous punches ever used by any| Perhaps Tom Jones is wine. : firet ng of the bell and with | horse of the head to daze, and his lack of an effective| heavyweight. may realize that it will be easier ie rights and lefts soon had the| Dee aa aS ward, would make him easy for Willard has almost limitless resiet- | Jess to beat Fulton now than it will Boer in a weakened condition. A THI CAN Wilara. ing ability, A puneh that would floor |be a year from now, when Fulton r [pp J] right to the Jaw dropped } the | aie pr heavyweight doesn't have | much better and Jess much fatter. floor, but he managed to get up on |'st With expericnee he will learn haw to|any apparent effect on him. The his feet and Inst the round out. Ro. — His First Game of Season for Giants ir ace Nie hs te tort ut avold the punches that reach him| blows Johnson rained on Willard dur Prank QGotch has left the or. now, + He has all the natural fighting | ing the first fifteen or eighteen rounds | eva, according to a Chicago re: he could do was| liquor arrived on the Tuscana —_—— to get In a couple of fairly effective] | bors on Rrenr etting the cate. Bes » take (he alr. Being ch adds another bunker te the vow instinct he needs, as he proved when |{n Havana would have knocked Ful- oe rom he went right back ut Reich after [ton out for a month, Judging by the Whitten, bikes Weak Gh . ‘ being hurt, and fought Reich into! way Reich's two or three effective 4 +. | 6 ’ covering and ining onthe defenaive. | iooks worked, °° HOrMing We Om eI to wee when | ‘Old Master” Displays a sur | ton is a punisher, but he hasn't Vith continual fighting Fulton may " ae | ij + the punch of a Willard tn either hand, | develop into a great heavyweight. He — prising Return to Something MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDING Hie left cuts and bruises, It doesn't stun, It 1s used best at short range, Willard uses his left at long ran and hits hard, He'd Jab Fulton ay Fulton used only a few effective right hand punches against Reich, He'll Z has many good things to start with, Mite SHERIDAN tells me a eo needs a arelep defensive that he has @ young Irishman skill, a hard right hand and a thicker : n A boxer needs a thick, strong In tow; Bot tong over trom the n When agoxer has a thin neck | “Auld Sod,” who can beat Willant or in Tend Is neat back hard by every |any one alee tf he once learns how to Like His Old Form Against | Braves, Only Being Beaten in Ten Innings Because of the need a ad right hand to make any blow that lands, A sturdy neck en- el Wretched Fielding and Dis- eats, per pol aide suites couraging Breaks of Luck. feet, and weighing something over 300 pounds. While not a fighter aged By Bozeman Bulger. Results of Games Yesterday. Boston, 4: New York, 0. 7; D Beoten. 7) Mesa xe Rime Ike a pretty good athlete, “and Pittsburgh, 4; Chisnee, 2 Wasblasion' rn Philade Iphie, 1. an @ horee,’ fe ete Ca ethage be me M’re has pitched Nis first game Games To-Day. tin thinks of matching him again 5 5 Witlard, on the theory that a man of he Seanem, gn orem Sat New York at Beste eight Inches taller than Jess would has been awaited with unusual scare Jess just the way Jess has|interest throughout the country. Even acared the Httle alx-footers. But first, | vesterday a letter came to this office | it posmtble the giant will take @ slap] trom Victoria, B. C., inquiring if tt 1s at some of “the little small fellows,” ” a fact that “the Old Master” ts all the Braves scored thetr winning run. Itke James Coffey, for instance. Kauff blamed Burns and Burns “Greallsh"—that’s the giant's neme through. bt giaed White Sox and wedged a little tighter in seo- | the only one of the big fellows (Will- ard excepted) who could take Dillon on with perfect safety. Dilion never trained for high jumping, and to date he hasn't practined punching from the top of a stepladder. They soy that Hal Ohase te wer such queries. It shows that Matty pitched and lost a ten-tnning game. It shows that the Boston bat- ters made fifteen hits, and it shows does not show that Matty displayed a that he had few strikeouts, But tt! Ev —might start with Jack Dillon. He’s| The official score does not fully en- | blamed Kauff. In either event, Matty ty ‘© now but a shoulders the loss in the official pitch ing record of the game, The ten thousand fans who fumed fretted and rooted themselves hoarse | cheered the veteran pitcher on his| every trip from the box to the bench, ‘en when all was over the depart- ing ones stopped to give him a glad been more satisfying of the country than the unexpected success of Cl LOOK FOR THE BOX “ Hike | hand. He deserved it. playing ball better than ever be- [surprising return to something Matty will pi fore. If #0 @ lot of people are yo- |his old form. Nelther does tt show| games for the” toh many winning ing to be sorry that they let him |that seven of those hits were Ste run out instead of putting up | scratch Giants this season. icGraw feels sure of tt, and you may rest assured that he is right. s been so great in the city toith hia little eccentricities. But Mathewson 1 not through d that the attendance so " IMPORTED {t must be annoying to have @ lyn iong jumpr . As both league leadars—Wash- : favorite player hop from league hus for the wretened: Qriine be. ington and Brooklyn—twon, there to league over night they way |yind him and discouraging breaks of; ‘228 NO important ahift in the Hat did. luck in the first inning, the Old| &sanding of the clubs. The Yanks hted over havin; aster would have been a victor, The! dropped into fourth place, but not | spent that h if ation duilares Ms SHBRIDAN was telling | game he pitched would Nave won had #0 hard that thew can't hop out - Pat McDonald a story about |the rest of the Giants played any-| again to-day by beating the Ird isha SRPA@BN RLY GARR OR ha haat a from your Wi eevee, the athletes in Trelan thing like thelr regular same, of.) Sos. ball club in the world, but. nobody vi rather, what is supposed to be their “L hear there's a young fellow over lrogular game, Umpirical decisions there can throw the fifty-six-pound | algo figured. In the first inning, for * vas anything on th hting i In “Dutoh" Leonard's pitching the|stinct and general “pep. They ha for Use at Home weight over ffty feet with one hand,” finstance, a runner was caught’ off Pecks sounds ine, Coumnest: nusals \ said Martin. first by several feet, but Umpire ares 8 wen, As HO Ing, “Go on,” said Pat. “It's impossible.}agon, being behind the runner, cee oe Shay a re. She. allgient but they are on their toes 4 No man living will ever do that could not see the base and called tho | ,, seven w ‘ald- |} ute and no chance of winning ° at well in the box, and pitching good/them. George Stallings thi 7 ‘ ted his name ia McDonald," eald nee safe, That alone cost Matty two ball ry that Leonard allowed the |einen that "Giey Latta eines /Aiiale " J New Yorkors just two hits, and those! ptonship. 7 b exclaimed In the tenth inning Benny Kauff Aged . pt } Pat. ‘Well, maybe It's true, I'd not and George Burne let an eney fy fall heey baa gp Wan re tae tet Veek Enc pecial, be a bit aurprised, safe between them, and on that play A contented mind, a well poised 4 One of the emartest plays of the singe hina ag hated Eh. hae warn S| DIUC SETLE Suit $20 body, a full purse, are the lot of the on beses throughout the afternoon, | M aranville in the ninth inning of pres Diagn opening game with the Giants Ate | Notwithstanding the shortage in dyes and the advance in Havin, ht thelr stride, the | Merkle's hi h ed ne| ag a moderate man. Peder att “nobite tre ewthn ys Fanning. for ie | all woolen fabrics, we ere able to offer a limited number of t 8 oonsider- nd wi | made ” eese Ls nd o 4 pisseare because of the happiness it Austrailia to fight vw Darcy, the Aus pitching inet the | prety at pea ny “aeuelly one to the regular ‘Arnheim standard. Coat end en EY age shut hf out “= in a case like that “the Rabbit” took le allowed four well | a desperate chance on getting i> perareke cpahoe on Fern aR heen The Same Prices at Both Stores. mean time decking him up perfectly. | made the play the other way Burnt The Dodgers managed to get to Mc-|aingle that followed would have won = fs n for two rune in the fifth in-|/the game for New York. It often ning and that completed the scoring | the case that one good “think” wins for the day. a decision, Jon @ guarantee of $10,000 and expenses Biba oh both ways to meet Darcy in @ twenty mateimaier of the Stadium A. With that young fellow Coumbe After several days of idleness the t round fight. It {s almost certain that trrange! for the ciab's| doing their sharpshooting, the | cine nnd Minter finaly got toxether, | Broadway erin ALE. 420 Gereet . . ad. Aves. Dillon will turn down the offer, as he| Seat boring Siteratninen Seen sa. In] Cleveland In again defeated [ind all hopes of Chic AO, ellmbing and Ninth Street he W Cooper againat Eavenden, the Bis Vi] Bxclusioely Custom Made Clothes ‘20 to *50 can make more money by fighting Frank | (29 ‘in go Jimmy Duty of ‘the =|were knocked sky hig eighth, — eo he drinks moderately of a wonderfully mild and mellow Whiskey : —Wilson—Real Wilson—That ‘eAlll The Whiskey for which we tneented the Non- Refillable Bottle to his representative in this country, Tom Andrews of Milwaukds, to offer Dil- |Moran and other good men in this eng hook up with FREE CLUB RECIPES—Free beoklct of famous clab recipes for country, om Bobby Huboa, RACING SELECTIONS. mized drinks, Address Wileoa, 311 Fifth Ava, N.Y. Thet's All! Tei “Kid Tawa, the Bogish welteewelght| ‘Tommy Sullivan, the former Brooklyn fighter, pa Instead of climbing the Ouds dropped out of the first division, the Reds taking their place. | These Reds are close enough to the Phillies to he s dange rous. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. SHEEPSHEAD BAY SPEEDWAY METROPOLITAN TROPHY MAY 13 OPENING EASTERN AUTO RACING SEASON $20,000 IN CASH PRIZES Also Queens Cup Race, 50 miles. Coney Island Cup,20miles. Wm. Kemble Cup, 10 miles—Handicap for non-winners, Qeneral Adminnton (Anetu Armigato ‘ourth Race—Valerie West, Cono- wingo, Ophelia, Fifth Race—Celandria, Tom El- ward, Achievement, py Sixth Race-rRoyal Meteor, Tener, Harry Laude: Seventh Race—Dinah Do, Carlton G., Rey O'1Ag! LEXINGTON, First Race—Father Riley, Steeth, of Brooklyn boxed ten fast rounds here Jaat night, with honors fairly even, Kel led in the early rounds, but Gattle fought himself into an even break tn the ng rounds, using & long left Jab and cross, ‘Gattle welghed 103° and . Santo, Raco—Noureddin, Sosins, Embroldery. — Pitt Trase-John Jv., J, W. 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