The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1916, Page 13

eeccesee ee: strnnerstnaesetcetttas te ttc eects CC AO LLL LLL LLL AL ALLL IIT A $1, A¥16. THE EVENING WORLD, WD NEBUVAY, MAY Umpires’ Report In Tener’s Hands PHILADELPHIA, May 31.—Umpire Harrison's report of his action in sending Killifer, E. Burns and Pas- kert to the baths in the second Giant- REVIEW OF BIG LEAGUE RACES Champion Alibi of Season Manufactured for Giants “al Green Trading Stamps Free g@F Thursday OR Friday With Purchases of 51 or More CUT OUT THIS COUPONa« + It Is Good Thursday or Friday a ie Store Your hands of President Tener of the Na+ tional League Immediat $2 This Coupon is good for 50 (FIFTY) Jar Green Trading Stamps FREE with purchases of $1 or more, Thursday, June 1, or Friday, June 2. These 50 FREE Stamps are of the same kind as those you @ would ordinarily obtain with your purchases. y after the rlotous game Trigon wired full details air to Tener. Whether any tion will result is problem= “Every One of Them Games Won by Providence in 1884,” He Declared, “Was Afternoon Games, and You Can Go and |: Bet That the Giants Are Just as Good, Because They Ain't | ria» $22 “Pullman” Sleeper ttle likely the three Philly ‘a Will be burdened with smail pathy. It was the noon hour, the morning game was over and hun- dreds of fans loitered on the grassy fleld to make sure they had road aright the defeat of the Glants after a winning streak of seventeen straight games. “Say,” called the forlorn face to the first sympathetic looking veribe caught looking his way—"say, that's ‘ight about the Giants being beat, ain't it?” He was assured that such was tho discomforting news. “Well, it looks to me like It ain't bothering you guys much. But let me tell you something—and that goes: They may have been beat in the morning, but their afternoon record ain't broke yet, and if it goes on to twenty games you've got to count it. “Every one of them games won by | Providence in 1884 was afternor games, and you can go and bet that the Giants are just as good, because they ain't Jost’ an afternoon game yeti" Offering to bet that he was right, the forlorn one drifted away mum- bling. And wo hereby offer that as the champion alib! of the 1916 season, If some one doesn't hand that bird a season pass there is no justice left in this Jand of the free and brave. But for the dent put in the Giant winning streak by Al Dem- aree, our old compatriot, fandom would be fairly well satisfied with the dogfall that crowned the effort of all the major league contenders. Yanks, Dodgers and Giants got an break, which is a perfectly fair arrange- ment for a holiday. The Dodgers hold first place, the Giants are getting a firmer hold on second place, and the Yanks have not been budged in the American, Everybody is able to smile except Harry Sparrow, who claims that the slight rainfall the even before afternoon game drove ar customers. kame y Sparrow ordered outdoor boxing John Tonges twenty-one excellent | show last nig it was a success, |lunches to 1 to the forces at) because the two feature bouts bris duty since carly in the morning. At 1 o'clock this beautiful spread had not| Albert Badoud, the French welter- arrived and when Tonges answered the | weight champion, was the star of the phone there w: explosion. Spar-|ecard, easily outpointing Italian Joe to fatten at ta chance eof these A Suburban of 1916 One Biggest Days of Sport’s Recent History. of By Vine nt Treanor. go down in sporting history as one of the big cing} has ever enjoyed. To 0% no. re menybers the old betting ring days, yesterday's as sembiage at Belmont Park was amaz- ing. Imagine an entire crowd, con- servatively estimated at 35,000, which filled the quarter-mile long grand stand, overflowed on the lawn, found its way by the thousands into the free infield and packed the select club houee inclosure. The mental picture gives only a fair idea of racing's re- juvenation, The enthusiasm of the vast crow It had to b appreciated attraction of the afternoo: rise og one chee! finish in a frenzied fash even the most callous blood-tingling thrills. 1 an unmistakat the popularity of a thought doomed legislation 8 some five roa jon th rene Was bute to The Suburban it the big event of the day favorite, the Belmont entry, won it, but there was more or less surprise at Friar Rock's pulling down prize that Is covet life time, by ow ‘rar Rock is on! und horses of his Suburban, The public, or r portion of It which figur ‘elmont entry as he five-year-old Stromboll » way hon he one to show the Yrainer Sam Hildreth, who s both, figured on the race as it run, but he confidently hope ne pair run one, two. i r however, proved that ho was ent to the honors. He ran a ga jude: race, and under a well hy Garner scored rather hand impressively stalled off the rush of Short Grass, whieh th started in the stretch after ir back off the pace set by H Stromboli, Friar Rock and shooter, The Finn's race was rather disappointing, At no time wa | prominent. He had 1 It’s an old axiom on that weight will stop anything, The Finn never did get into & prom Often a horse such as shown himself to be, heavy impost, but no’ shown something in the carly run- ning. The Finn evidently was ane! chored by the weight the moment his jockey was thrown on his back. Achuyler Parson's Sharpshooter was | another disappointment, ‘The pad dock sharps, clockers, and not a fow aN Ucs in a Racing’s Comeback Proved By Memorial Day Turnout}: UBURRBAN DAY of 1916 should! © went up under the numbers, showing the result of the Searington High- BOSTON, Mass, May 31.—Mnseachu- setts golfers are over the Golt Myers is as much of a pitching sen- sation this year as Mamaux of Pitts- last spring. His work inst the Yanks in the afternoon game was of the standard set by old masters like Mathewson, Johnson and Alexander, New York batters Were held to four woll scattered hits and the shutout was deserved. At the same time, it seemed a pity to} have Bob Shawkey waste the wonder: | ful game he pitched against the Ath- fetics. It would have brought home | the bacon nino times out of ten. up in arms to-day action of the Chestnut Hill refused to Invite Sullivan jr. and “ineligibles” to compete mateur tournament Friday. sis the first tournament undor the the M. G. A. from which nand his associates burgh was Club, which Francis Oulmet, J. other famous in its Th By a Disappointed Fanj::::.i iin ete Fistic News and Gossip By John Pollock Asa result of athletic appetite a ven- detta has been established between the management of the Yanks and Ath-! letics——the busines: management, I mean, It is asad story, Feeling tn- Jasht ; Usually generous after the morning | 7h, Washington Park Sporting rat | cays, held its first the Polo ( nds that had been on tied with action from start to finish, row wanted to know what had hap-!c" ; pened to the lunch and Tonges insist-| Gans in every one of the ten rounds | td that he had sent it by a force ot| they fought. This was one of the four walters, Investigation proved| fastest bouts ever seen in this gec- that the waiters, by mistake, had de d the luncheon layout to the| lcm Helther man stopping trying use occupied. hy “the “Athietica| £7om start to finish, Badoud was the 1 Sparrow got there the Ath-|Cleverer and landed the cleaner Ietics had finished a delightful meal! punches. In the other ten-rounder and were loud in their praise of the | you thoughtfulness of the Yank manage- tg Ahearn was outpointed by the ment vu Kid. Ahearn was not in his In ten minutes there was another| best form, appearing weak on his explosion of ater force than the | legs, while the Zulu Kid waged one Sparrow-Tonres affair over the tele-| o¢ nis very best battles, phone, Connie Mack was presented | with the bill and had to plank down | vere $21, plunks or tron mon. In that wail! , Harry IWMlls, the negro heavyweight, managed Jim Buekley, and Kid Cotton, another col- voxer, will trade wallops in the star bout at 7 the Clermont A, €., in the Clermont Avenue Kink, Brooklyn, on Saturday night, Harry Pierce, the Brooklyn lightweight, for the second thme defeated Chick Sim! the Yank forces got solace for having to go unfed, From all over thi cireutt enormous| pd for tho holiday who s vell for a pros- t the ason. It 18 esti- A.C. last week, and Joe Welli iderably more than| ack Chicago Nahtweight managed by Jimmy the Decoration Day on, will probably appear as headliners at Major leagues alone at thow conducted by the National A, C, f Marievillo, R. 1 Billy i nators took ands of the V to hold on} Fit ik Griffith and his § a nhowing against it | manag 4 t by a slender margin,| » le wa ; 5 4s manager thanks to that kame between ¢ the Cleveland and the lirowns, ifurd on June 5, the winner to meet rt y the way. the following significant note was » thia office by ¢ M of the well informed trainers, thought] 1" the main ev mely well his Lie | Bight Fadl We t from everything ten rour race excepting Hauberk, and | Ores. and in the he had shown unusually fast triaty, | 20" Tench. the Wil endeavor to settle their question of su: The International St s | btemary, Int round prelim, Young Joo He Be iH nal a hase fUr-} iisers will appear against Jack Williams, ‘Three fours will also be staged. race as has been s trentwood, ‘Thc ‘Through a ruling of Commissioner Wenck, of kis five-ye: te Athletic Commision, the Harlem lub of Tockaway, at Hammels Station, 1 rt xing exhibitions on. ‘Thee. 4 not t flict with any other in A Jimmy Coffey, tie Moe wk Indian, avd Jounny Lage, and Young Gun- boat Smith of the United Stats Navy and Cow. hoy Charley Shands, will be the card next Ture das ni Grew away to win cleverly, Billy Giteon, manager of Benny Leonard, fs When the w “PROTESTED” | apping out a hard campaign for the clever Harlem Ughtweight, He fights Johnny Dundee at Madison Square Garten on Juno 7, and on weight Handicap, won by Hanson, | June 23 be will box Vie Moran at the Harlem the crowd saw more evidence of a | Svotting Clud. Gibson says he bas practically certain new order of things which | ‘losed two other matches, nstituted at Belmont Park. y's far 1 days the specta to h rest only by th is sch nning up the 8 in July at Argentine, w stand n the Bronx, Sai x s evidently rite, He is mat to ny more Alberta in the ma jodged in the where the J Hanson had swerve » in the run down ‘0 interfered nrock ng to bet 2 isqualifie Young Fulton 1 box for ten rounds in th a Flush of Health ITT Ende f on spotl kin is a tribute to A the ss of Constipation Genuire bears Signature ) greatest comfort for baby. Thursday only, $17.95. Here’s a China and Glassware Sale That Establishes a New and Brilliant Record Ww! But bear in mind Greenhu we are out to make new and pleased customers for chandise will be distributed to the multitude of our friends at PRICES WHICH CANNOT BE DUPLICATED ELSEWHERE. DINNER SETS; DECORATED CHINA; CUT AND ETCHED GLASSWARE; KITCHEN CROCKERY—this is the time and Greenhut’s is the place to buy them, during this most remarkable of sales. desirable of all carriages in point of fine appearance and are sure that the sales which commence tomorrow in the China and Glassware division will prove of such compelling interest that they will be memor- able in the minds of our customers for many a month to come. Reducing prices on staple articles of this character is like discounting dollars. preparedness. A phone call to Chelsea 4000 or a letter will summon one of our wagons. Specials in Wash Goods, Dr Wines Exceptionally Low Priced. For details please see our advt. in today’s Journal. Goods and Linings, Pure Beverages and a - eT I. ’ Under ordinary circumstances it wouldn't be possible. Shrewd buying, long before present conditions came into being, landed us with heavy stocks. Frankly, The Big Store. We take this means of attracting trade. Those heavy stocks of fine, seasonable mere Read every item here mentioned carefully,—it’s to your interest to do so: 2-2 we SS ES eer Fancy Decorated Imported td Piece Dinner $5 And These Special Offerings in °. C8'GE 5 ace bas ° ° ° 4 China epee Pahang Dee reciaae UGH ad peschepege} Lamps & Lighting Fixtures “3 “hi ‘= | 80ld spray design; comp! lete for persons; well wort! Four Groups of Chinaware Most Inter: Behe Din ats Penturel Tomorrows estingly Priced $8.95 American Porcelain Dinner Sets-—100 pieces: $F QF Salt and Pepper Shakers; Individual Nut pink spray decoration.......... . ares 19. Dishes; Cream Jugs; Fruit Saucers; Tea | $11.50 American Porcelain Dinni 9 50 Solid Mahogany Table Lamps—st rapt | 27 inches in h 3 Cups and Saucers; Plates; Hair Receivers; pigsess conventional border decoration.........+ and complete with 18 inch silk shade, gold embroidery; various i (Formerly to 49c.) Bon Bon Dishes; Spoon Trays, Etc. $18.95 American Porcelain Dinner Sets—100 pieces; colors and shapes to select f Articles Seen sock: gold lace borders; coin gold $s 13 95 at ry at 7.45 at 39- $18.95 English Porcelain Dinner Sete—100 $ 1 3. 50 Table Lampe—the standards are in the three finishes, ivory, (Formerly to 79.) pieces; choice of 6 decorations....... eee e old or white; 27 inches high with 2 pull chain sockets. " $18.95 American Porcelain ta — 100 pieces; hese lamps belay with 18 inch cretonne 54 95 Cake see erent open stock; conve - $15, 75 shade; various designs to select from; sale at... “Ke Powder Jars; | $18.95 English’ Porcelain’ Dinner | Seis—100 16.50 ua rencdpnterlinartd katt Pt ch ; ieces; conventional border decoration........ fo rtistic cast metal borders: ¥ Articles Mayonnaise Sets; Salad Bowls; Plaques; | $27.50 Austrian China Dinner Sete—neat floral $ 19 50 " at ¢ Jugs; Nut Sets; Pomade Sets; Condi- pe a DO esa ca pag 4 ‘ Sets, Ete. 32. eodore Haviland Limoges China Dinner (Formerly to 98c.) ment Gots, Ee Bete 108 plecest blue floral decoretion....*-- 24.0 D ‘ Chocolate Sets ° 3 light electric pull 56 9a fos iinetrated) ¢ American Cut Glass chain sockets; for...... OD. shes; Y. 1 ‘ke—wi ¥ Berry Sets; In the Newest and Richest $ lees Cone Stake: “arith soloted fevers the interior 59e Articles 79 Dre in! Cuttings. Choice of the 2 69 of your boudoir; complete, each af. s+vev+e-seee5 at © Vases; Tea Sets Following at............+++ e ‘ Y 3 ° Coneetr 0 1.48) saree I1\¢.neh Orange Bow Kitchen Crockery Ware Cheese Dishes; 9-Inch Round Fruit Bowls; x Salad Bowls, 12-inch Ice Cream Tray Kitchen China Cereal and Ete, 3-Pint Tall Water Pitchers; Geico Baia — beantnany Hundreds of Dozens of Beautiful Handled Flower Baskets; design; 15 pieces, 6 large ‘ ‘ y Butter Dishes with Covers; Mayonnalse Sets; jars; 6 spice jars; one oll 5 Etched Glass Table Ware 12-inch Vases, in various cuttings (illustrated.) and ‘one vinegar’ bottle; ; $1.95 Cut Glass $3.95 Rich Cut Glass enamel Nene eae q f o 1 at 6¢e and 12¢ Each Celery $1.25 Bottles $2.49 | _ sate only... 5.00 ! > ‘ nS a Decorated Tea Cups At 6 —Table 7-inch McKenna Cut Glass Napples a | 25 jucera——each 9 . ifve. ane —regularly $1.75; for...... BD ate SC PT era itzer Fern Dishes—<consisting of a richly Austrian China Dinner Plates—different floral decora~ tua? Glens cut fern dish with lining, and a 10- tions; formerly 1S¢ each; sale 9c At Large inch footed reflector and §, Austrian, French and American Porcelain 2c. mae artificial fern, complete 2.49 Cove meee’: 6 9. joblets, Cock 8 tail Glasses, at, seeeeee IC to c Cluret Glasses, > h Rockingham Tea Pote—- Pousse Cafe Glasses, Sherbet Glasses, Wine Glasses, | TUMBLERS oH, Badlleh Bonen ier 22 val Cordial Glasses and High Ball Glasses, [dtnoh FOOTED: REREEGT RE 6 Plece Yellow Bow! Sete—for- 35c 4 7-Piece Cut Grape Design Water Sets—set consists of (this sale for on Me Serer RRae MA Uee als Ia one detente ay aang: only) 3.69 merly 40¢; af, a set , L e e t J Sale of Groceries | #7" Silk Dresses f une sale 0 Event! The leading brands of BEST STAPLE GROCERIES at money-saving prices. A Groceries forwarded by Parcel Post to all States and fo practically paris of Europe In Newest Styles ys $ reached by U.S. Parcel Post service. Ask for Grocery Parcel Post Station, 4th Floor. { 7, ses, a e Mail and Telephone Orders filled promptly. Telephone Chelsea 4000. W omen an . 18: ne eg Witch i shionable and serviceable Summer dresses that wou ° Fresh Butter Oatmeal specials | bresh Cereal Smoked Meats 0 eee aie ar their regular prices, which are $7.95, $9.75, $11.50 raalclo putter one || | ROLLED OATMEAL — F. S : SUSAR CuRED 21e| | and even higher, A ae g MORRIS'S SUPREME HAMS Here is a sale that is sure to receive a warm Opa bazes 40e; Fe “in the new stock: De weleome from the shopping public, for here are « J e ver ids of dresses tha Dy A PREPARED NUSTARD Cu HECKERS "CREAM OAT bow Sonera: AND Mists would like to have as @ part of 6 jars, 2 v t - e am J vb MAUL te MAN el] | The Price Is Astonishingly Low SMOKED OX 23¢ Doubly so, if you will consider for a moment TONGUES tb Sip the present condition of the silk market-—with SMOKED ROLLED = Ra silk prices rising daily and many manufacturers = Jae having « hard time to obtain silks even at the ’ 6 cans, BB; ree. ti you ure buying beautifully finished dresses for Fresh Fruits and } Jess than the cost of material alone. ra Veyetables The remarkatle range of materials embraces STRAWBERTIE ripe Taffeta, Faille Silk, Poplin, ; Foulards, i et Iie Pongee, Novelty and Self-Striped Silks ripe, sweat Latest favorite Summer colors, including at. Naame 617 O° 7 j #250; | | very emai j Coffee ot Daa Old Rose, Grey, Copenhagen, Plum, peeaiaat Breclale Cotte eh s bf ORANGES one | Hunter's G.een, Havana Brown, AXE 80) Je ||| COMBINATION B and thin shins BQ Nevy and Black, AKER BREAKEAST ‘ Fe Ae a a ce Come und see the captivating array of sport ROHED FARINOSE GUADARALL BLEND ©OF 45 box, 100 dare,$2.05 RHUBARB radishes, — sey | tasteful ways. res 10¢ | FRH-d Ite 031 SBe § ten 4 25 ona; Se] | ene Mail. O. D., Phone or Approval Orders \omummuummenDOUDLe dC Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Till 12 0’Clock---Single dA Stamps Thereafter, ¢ \ sil ; 1 B b Furs ‘ GREENHUT'S. 116 Lost an Afternoon Game Yet. | wait mtenowte, oEpaine,, egrigd ady Evening World—S-31-16. | batting Harrison's whisk- e In Our Cold, Dry sas iit) ae Sean fte D en e , By Boreman Bulger. éouve-render arransea tor this hiTuetgar eevee Geet WT | Carriages, at e Air Vaulte Afternoon, ‘The trouble ix that Connie | cisions. How much. glassware was F T was a forlorn ure that stuck | Nace way sige Eatiet Jou Bush is one Bul ace dad os Known. bit it was a) Offered in two styles—one all reed, the other combi- A sure safeguard against Other Sales for Thursday Crowded Out H a sad, elongated face over the]of the games and Joe is an athletic | Nt day and pop was selling good. i d and reed. All on reversible gear; <-inch Women’s $3 and $3.50 White Nu-Buck Shoes at $2.45; Women’s $2.50 | standby when they've simply got to Hation wood ane reee, & MAP Seba] moths, burglary and fire. White Canvas Shoes at $1.98; Misses’ and Children's $1.25 and $1.50 Pum i ole fideo Laake andy go out and get a victory. Strangely (QUIMET IS “INELIGIBLE” rubber tires; some are white enamel; others are natural We charge only 2 PER jen's Underwear, values up $24.75 Braue Ned : Saree t bal SiGe i F aa’ ik enough, Bush and Myers have won AT THIS GOLF CLUB. | color. Superior in construction and finish. They answer CENT. of valuation. Outfite— complete for $18.75; $9.50 ¢ 50. Big \ © ano! 8 ga yan- y fame captured by Philadel- . 4 % e R } ’ dered, evidently in search of sym-|phia, with one exception. i nh every modern demand for elegance and are the most | | |