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—_->--- | Polo Matches Between Teams ~ of Mounted Men Will Be One! of Many Features at Police Games Saturday. . | Copprigtt 1016, by The Prem Praeiahing Co (The New York Drening World) HPKE ts more sentiment con- nected with the Honor Roll Relief Fund police games than th amy otber single sporting event lof the senson. All of the gate money (gees directly to a fund for the relief lof the fomilies of those “brave but) unfortunate policemen who are killed In the discharge of their duty.” And the living policemen, every year, de- vote their spare time for weeks mak- ing thts charitable affair the greatest in the world. No one Genwe conc pictures of the fat New Yerk copper. Guch pictures were dywwn, many years ago, but they have gone out of style. The Gotham copper to-day je a first-class miltary iy man and an all-round athlete. Among other munts un Saturday ‘will be polo matches between teame ) of mounted, than whom there are no i better riders in the world. Many of ‘these are former circus riders, former | United ‘States oa four ‘There will be exhibitions of the great os ta from the ground while object wal a horee at full gallop, leaping on ant oft galloping horses, all sorts of trick riding such es our cavalrymen are trained in, Cossack riding, a pusbball vontest on horseback and 5 etic contests, races, hrowing by world’s “chamnpione. ‘The ‘ew York Police Department has in he past furnished a strong percent- jhae of the American Oly: athletes iwho competed in Athena, Paris, Lon- don and Stockholm. Among the - World's record holders who will com- pete are Matt McGrath and Pat Mc- |, weight men, and hurdler Jack Eller, who has won more hurdling champtonabips than any man living and is still after the records, The games will begin at 1 o'clock ipharp, and Martin Sheridan, who peace ‘up the programme, assures us het 9 new event starts every three minutes from 1 to 5 P. M. Gome pro- sramme, OB MOHA, who is one of the best middleweights in the world, judging by the intense desire of any others to avoid mesting him, is ° ‘Jn New York, training, looking for a| 48 jm00d match. Bob would like to take on 8 pounds. vould stall through ten rounds, ‘ Some Pat A‘ Donaup PUTS GrioUGH STRENGTH To Tue Sb Pound Twaow To Free IRELAND, Training Trials at Local Tracks JUNE 21. TRACK SLOW. ott Ta en ee WS one-eighth, 1.56, * 6088, 130 Golfers in Qualifying Round Of Fox Hills Tourney To-Day Some of Most Prominent Play- ers in “Met” District Com- peting on Staten Island. By William Abbott. OW it is the Fox Hills meet] Pat Doyle, the South Shore Club pro- that will keep the tournament | fessional. golfers busy for the next three| WAY to make short pitches to the! pointed for this ot Early to-day the first pair arted to club their way over the/that Mrs. Foitner’s short game and falling. He doesn't think McCoy | Qualifying test. It} numbering nearly 130, included some| viously been the outstanding feature net McCoy, he prefers Dillon, Gib-|of the most prominent golfers in tho|of the champion's golf. niddleweight champion Al McCoy, at} Staten Island links in the 18-hole The other starters, bons or any other middleweight or| metropolitan district. To-day will be devoted to the quall- } Pear middleweight considered tough ; f fvYening in the ring. +. Moha is twenty-six years old, 1 feet 4 inches tall and can make 1 pounds. Half an inch shorter than ) Ad Wolgast, he has cheerfully fought Jack Dillon four times, splitting even enough to furnish him an enjoyable] fication. championship Match play start to-morrow, with the semi-finals | Geor, and title rounds on Saturday. ‘The entry list for the national open | terday at Minneapolis round is will next + with the “Giant Killer’ on general| week is disappointingly small because ‘results, and has thumped Mike Gib- » bons, Billy Papke, Leo Houck. Eddie MecGoorty and other title claimants, © Also, being at times short of middie- weight material and financial gain, he has taken on Battling Levinsky and other heavies. While he's a very clever fighter, onc H of the best things about Moha is that he hasn’ » of stalling. Having no fear of re- sulte, he always fights. His 18-inch w neck makes him proof punches on the chin. for entertainment] ern meet. so many Eastern “pros” are so busy teaching that only a few could spare sufticient time to compete in the And for the same reason many Western professionals won't be in the starting Mne-up for the na- os THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 191 rs THE POLICE GAMES COpTO ant, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New Yorks Kvening Worlay Rain Knocks | In Jamaica pi Upsets Calculations on He Will | in Long Beach Handicap and Top o’ the Morning. ic OBNiG fae Vt "i No mile, 1.48 3-5, B, bait, 40, horse raciug frightfully here- abouts during the last two weeks. No other pastime would have stood up under the conditions. The Jamaica meeting especially bas eut- fered. Form has been knocked topsy turvy since its start on last Thursday. Good horses have been beaten by bad horses until the handicapper has been put to his wit's end trying to recon- jclle the reversals. Yesterday three so- | called outsiders, in the second, third and fourth races, scored in a manner that upset race form and made astu- |dents of weights, lengths and time politan title for the fifth time at Bal. | fel like tossing their dope into the tusrol last week, underwent a period, scrap heap. . ig 46 sheet aE 5 Beae! dicap, ‘} o) which had been particular event green and why her former method of with care and patience, Less than an putting was faulty, with such results hour before post time the rain began he downpour increased with A z 20, ‘OODWARD, ail 28, WOOD THAD, thres-eightha, 36, tlonal title that Jerry Travers will default. Mrs. Feitner, who won the Metro- of the Pat showed her the best|tory for He Will, putting in the Baltusrol champion-|each minute. It was too late to ship was more effective than her. scratch, nif the owner had desired long-distance driving, which had pre- to do so, and the result was that He | Will went to the post, ran an impres- sive race, only to succumb in the stretch because of the heavy condi- tion of the track at the time In the third race similar conditions beat Top o’ the Morning, or probably did. ‘The horse couldn't be inter- viewed on the subject, but his jockey, Buxton, was. Buxton said his mount simply would not extend himself and stopped when in front mysteriously, At the time Topo’ the Morning hadn't opened the gap he usually does on his in the early running and those with the horse's form knew mething was wrong. Just as be was expected to draw away 4 nake a show of the ordina mpany he was meeting the big gelding “chucked” the lead to Handwork and True as Max Marston, former New Jersey | golf champion, won the first leg on | the Lynnewood Hall Cup, offered by D. Widener, by defeating Cameron Buxton of Philadelphia, 2 up and 1 to play at Philadelphia yes- Making the last nine holes in strokes and completing the round in Charles H, Brown, of St. Andrews, won the medal in the eighteen hole Qualification test of the annual cham- Plonship tournament of the Hudson River Golf Association on the links the Hudson River Country Club yes- terday. by Terry Martin Reese says that Ds the mani learned the modern trick| Freddy Reese, who was knocked out ager of the club asked him to fight in Provi- 25,000 MEN AND BOYS IN CITY’S JULY 4TH GAMES. Steel, and thereafter dropped out of contention, The victory of Roly in the Long Peach Handicap was a big surprise, He came out of the bunch of trailers at the head of the As it has been in the past the coming INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. STANDING OF THE CLU W.L. PC. Preromresh, ch ‘Richmond vs. q Baltimore vs. Rochester (ala). GAMES TO.DaAyY, Montres! ot Newseh., Rechester at Richmond. Teronte at Providence. —— Form Awry Track Races'H Suggests it Is better to write about th thoroughbred and th ¥ pene, ute the contests he fur- delve into the si betting side-diant of racing, but what is one going to do when he is all ‘One and ohe eighth, 1,88 3-8, wrapped up in anticipation of w’ i cre hth, 35 i Monocacy Is going to do in his race, FAG) Cyretsquarcin, | By Vineent Treanor. ndioate HAYS {20 betting Auctuations : lonocacy will be b ba if, 40 2-5. AIN has cut into the sport of |by Balgee. Such was the case in the second race yesterday. race Bal, almost gave his life up, only to be en @ nose by that G. A. R. horse Daingertield, which Monoc- acy could towrope any time. Yet yes- terday Balgee comes out, as the mar- ket indicated, and beat Monocacy handily. No use, Mr. McCarthy, the betting is as important as it was in the days of the open ring in deter- mining the racing ability of some horses, i In his last Monocacy, after running just well enough to land in the second hole, Was disqualified by the stewards for rough work at the head of the stretch, particularly for carrying Ray o' Light wide, and mo place. ed Lucky George into third Bob Vernon’ was very sweet on the chances of He Will in the feature event, but ha won back what he dropped on Louis Fuestel’s horse when Jule Garson's Half Rock and Snapper Garrison's Merza came down in front in their respective races. Amalgamator and Kildee wero two hot tips in the opening scramble. ‘They were almost stake horses, if one was to take seriously the gossip of the paddock. Yellowstone beat both of them, but it must be adinitted that Amalgamator had an exceedingly rough passnge and performed im- pressively under the conditions, More than twenty thoroughbred yearlings, the sons and King James, Superman, and Sir Wilfred were shipped yesterday from H. T. Oxnard's Blue Ridge stud farm bound for Durland’s Riding Acad- where they will be sold at public ion on Monday night. —»—__ YALE AND HARVARD READY FOR TO-MORROW’S REGATTA. NEW LONDON. Conn, June 22.— The training period for Yale and Harvard oarsmen, who have been In their Gales Ferry and Red Top quar- ters on the Thames River, respec- tively, since early in tho month, ts This made tho latter second | | DAILY REVIEW OF BIC LEAGUE RACES ) | Hank Gowdy’s Home Run Enables Braves to Win In Rain From Giants -_-——>— However, It Was Johnny Evers’s Lucky Bunt to Christy Ma- thewson in Tenth Inning That Was Directly Responsibte for Boston’s Victory. —— By Bozeman Bulger. ANK GOWDY, still feeling badly about his banishment from the Giants four years ago, arose in the midst of the rain, plunked a home run smash into the right field stand, and thus the Brav have sained an inch on the Glants in the baitle that has been raging, Slump vs. Slump. But Hank was not the only one to do deeds amid the downpour. George Burns, unaccustomed to that role as he is, 'planked another circult smash | in the last half of the eighth, tying! pastime, only to have it shot hiin in a later inning. rs and Christy Mathewson were to blame for that. A luck, uncanny in its portent, seer to linger around this man Evers, in the tenth inning he bounced an easy one to the box that Matty should have left to Fletcher. But, no, Matty leaped for the ball, | knocked it out of the way and !t went! for a suspicious single. Connolly then sent Johnny to third with a wallop and 8 long fly did the rest. Sounds simple, doesn't it? Riin prevented a chance to get} even, and here we are playing just one game to-day and watting until | September for a comeback. ithstanding the adverse report compelled to make on the and G The selection of the referee for the ten-round battle between Frank Mc and Jack Dillon at Park Sports Club in Brooklyn on next Thursday night will be made to-day at @ conference to be held between Ike Dorgan, representing Moran; Sam Mar- burger, manager of Dillon, and Fred Wenck, Chairman of the State Athletic Commission, Moran is said to favor Bill Brown for tho fob, while Dillon ts satisfied with elther Matt Hinkle of Cleveland or Ed Smith of Chicago. To the future al! promoters of boxing clube in Wincourin who offer boxers guarantees for com tenia will have to pomt tie money three days be fore the bots, ‘hig rule has jut the State Athletic Vommission, who they don't want any more delays much on the night of the Welah-Ritchie contest, Rilly Miske, the St, Paul fighter, is another Western battler who will make hie fimt appear ‘tance in a contest at the loval clubs tonight, He will go against Jack Hubbard, the light heary- | ht champion of the navy, in the main bout | ‘66 LITTLE A Mone Rain and All the Players Will Have Webbed Feet.” Care Griffin ‘te very fond of shadow boxing. He still claim | the pennant painting neat ka? mec Loom wits & NIC AT Coney IScand. Le | Sten were mangled In the stampede, | Fane were contuaed in the cruah, Brutard and battered tn the maclatrom Of a great throng’s mighty rush, Tens of thousands swamped turnatites, Millions, billions, atitt they came, Stuffed the bleachers, clovyed the out Heid, Eager to view th the game. eee But wh, do groans come from tha magnate As the gold rolls by in pecks? ‘Tis July and ait that fan mob Golloped in on June reinchecks Stallings should move Sherwood Magee in from Pires could » left to third. The ume him better then. Ty Cobb te handicapped in baseball by bev to play with a team, Ty would be @ wonder the: singles, Despite the steady downpour of rain . throughout the game 10,000 spectators | The magnate s fainted! Water, quick! sat through the drizzle, yelled them- | Watter! Water! Wart welves close to penumonia and ate|Amony those million rainchecks tous Harry Stevens out of house and home| 4 real and legal quarter! on hot dogs. mises ATHLETIC AILMENTS. In the mean time the Yanks had to report a bri in their winning} FUMBLING OF THE TICKET—Thi streak, but under the circumstances| Noxious epidemic rages with ui they are excused. Foster, the Red | abated during Sox star, entered the coterte of im- Army-Navy gam: mortals by pitching a n Not only was it a no-hitter, but the | fi team behind him did not make an error, nullifying all possible chances |b ed. | The symptoms of an argument as to whether the no- | looseness of the ticket accompanied hitter was a success of the scorer or| by a tightness of the purse. As of the pitcher. Sympathies should be| sult the ticket is attacked by ticket directed to Bob Shawkey, who let the | aphasia and wanders away, and in its Red Sox down with a lone pair of| weakened condition is an easy prey runs. for affable ticket speculators. The effects are a fearful swelling of the Detroit went into a tle for first!price and an intense aggravation in place in the American League race | value, accompanied by terrific yelpe by defeating Cleveland by a score of | from Fumiga' doesn't 3 to 0% The game was marked by help a bit, good flelding and pitching. Coveleski held the Indians to threo scattered hits and only two of them reached second bare. it game,| Harvard contests. It its, although been known to 9 Dust off the — oustica, Polish up your Tune up the receivers, Liston in, my dears Burnish up the sounding boa-d, Tap the party wires, Evers has regained his voice— Poor old league umpires! ears, Charlie Ebbets, determined to keep | that margin of four points over night. called off the game between Dodgers and Phillies and Robbie spent a quiet afternoon, Tom Hughes, per hit game less thin a week ago, the final pitching against the and lived up to the advance notices, The wet ball bothered Tom so much Yale-Harvard boat race will ace this week, If you own any Kind of a water flivver sail ‘er up the course while the race is taking place. causes a lot of nice, cold waves ash into the boats and keeps the ws' feet from getting excited. It mR EAS tha veg also affords the lads a chance to bail rT Oe the tec ote ayee | aut the, boat, which keeps their minds home, and to-morrow off the terrific strain of the race coming the Yanks. The Giants go over to Brookly but will return here in time for the Fourth of July celebration. | that he struck out three batters in| This succession, | to Of $10,000 for m fifteen round bout by dane and George Ch ney to beh hat t en after wn referee Sam Wallach, who will stage hoxin the next Cree month at Aree, Le te ater | hold his opening show om Saturday night.” club will be known as the Arrerie Suorting Club and the principals in the two main erenta of ten Pounds will be Marty Cross and Young Battling Nelson, aud Jobnoy “Young” Lustig aud Johnay Burt Bill Breonan, the promising C} ap for two more battl he will tak on Joe Cox, the of Springfield, Mo. for ten rounds ¥ Sporting Club of Brooklyn, heavyweight at the road LED FREE Will tackie Soldier Ke This booklet, vest pocket size, vontain- tachie Soldier Kearns Ww the bas baseball. ten- Arverne Syorting Club, miming. Rolf, row and many. other record 4 freo of charge upon receipt n. by. E, LA MONTAGNE’S SONS, 15 south William si New ¥ Jimmy Duffy, the west aide lightweight, is box- a ing daily with Johnny Marto and Frankie Burns of California for bis ten-round bout with Johany Harvey of Harlem at the Olympic A, C, Monday Willie McDonald, matchmaker of the elub, aye he expecta the bauner crowd of the season to night. atrete ef ; '. of ten rounds at the Clermont A, C. of Brook: {attend this battle z dence, but he Hourih oe tule wil comin walked” away. from Chicle cy Aja [ended. To-day, will be rice A Os [tym toxntght, Terry Mitchell will met Happy | . x SPORTING. REDDY REDSE, a bantamweight| lite money was offe: ‘ourth of July will be the bigest day Will, who had been out in front by| With th ini Mahoney in the semi-final of alx rounds, John Heisler has added Andy Cortes, a local SSNS. of some class, is very much| some dub was ‘billed as the year for amateur and professor eee Gn ther etebs Tight | only eventi, veevila. Williipacemeca lense — 1 to mig HEMREISE fo. hla tring, | This isthe second he x e bo © o a je the i Ne o 4 - " ¥ Now thi need bo! as taken und i peeved becauso a boxing club| exe” and the bout went on athletics in Greater New York, Ama S end, however, Holy was ex: | i oie ator a Teena Will be rowed) Now oy mango hs | Range MA hae aban under blo anagement thi ‘And,” sajd Reese, “the worst of tt] teur sports will p minate, ‘The to the limit to stall of the ; ould wind and ter | aimirers wagering stall amounts r 4 ? neclamslgnt, 1, put on a rowed, or, should f wa! almirers are wagering oo hie the other, P is that Terry Martin stood for the] “RPourth of July Committee,” appointed] rush of Short Grass, who, as usus 1,! heing oontrary, abandoned, as none |ohances of stopving Vic Moran, the New Or. | One We obs | fake, Martin and 1 have often fought] by the Mayor, has arranged many ath-|ynsin the PUCK MOS Of THO Way. Ee eee eee AT gry Some | loans Mehtweigit, in their ten round battle at | Ja Yarchltting middieweiaht of AT Bt the name aun in Brooklyn and, wel Wiliam J Lee, Chairman of the com {latter Would have almost certainiy| members of each squad are under | the Harlem -Sioning Club to-morrow’ night, |Brooklyn, han been matched to meet Mike Me. teow each one well Dy alent, ite! mittee und Supervisor of Htecreation and {Won with @ bit further to go, Jers to report to their military or- | Morn is tn his best condition for the contest | Tigue, the flighting Inshman of Harlem, in the how the dub in front of him wasn't) ieoartment of Parka, has picked forty |formances such as that of Short anigations# for duty late Friday | aud is sure Leonard won't stop hun Mar bout of ten rounds at the Clermont A. ©, of | Reese, but he let the club get away] ehartment of Burka, hus pe always give lis admirers bope that|pight, ‘The freshman race Is sched-| 4. sticies of agrecinrat’ tor the tout between | Bk on Saturday night, Johnny Beet, the with it, | prominent athletic fl he will do something — be ter next uled to be rowed to-morrow Morning | 4g Re Tanase 5 an Chicago | Seotland and Walter Nelson of Bay LONG ISLAND el mma | krounds in time, but he rarely does. @ is al-land the varsity event at 545 P.M. Fine pepsi Ridge will come together in the other tea-round 7 ERE ix something for the Box-| fo hold m ways coming at the end, whether the|“"Gonfidence runs high in the rival |iigweaht, which wil be alae af Mast Chi | ggg, T - W ing Commission to chew on: ye willl distance be six furlongs or a mile and | ters over prospects. Those who | ‘ as ot 5 ; aes | 1 quartel 5 Miata’ cast apehlloskiee a ante IY Be tas bats WaT of kd ec | Billy Gibson wants to know]! tine for the day one-eighth, He is in Saturday's! fave watched the crews in practice | MH haggis decaned leahy What Ma willl att ee Geosbuags Lemony sient ro aa h ears just why the aateh between Benny | alo, ine and Maskewnall | Brooklyn Handicap ander 117 pounds, |qnd have noted their physical condi. with Dundee oa Pieaiay, Rosenthal bas signed up Percy Aubrey, 1 Li as ¥! areas malch, wade Gold, and bronze medals will be} 1t will be interesting to note whether’ tions hold to the opinion that al “ Rea kg i oe wae fae ton ee one theprenente or he Moxinw’ Coma: | sted 9h ve gine Se note xtra cnith vt « mile wi three face. eapeckaly” the” varaity | A, tors, siege ty oem, of Mam mo Zoe rs lM SY STAR ATTRACTIONS They wear out if neg- at the Boxing Commission’s| smootily uw A AU bo to his liking, sights 1h ie ee as pene: Witt Me | Dunn, manager of Jounuy Kubane, © guarantee |Candeil of Newark, in the two star boute INCLUDING ‘THE . , where even the dute for the] asked to. officta | eartaner lected. They willlast B)tnutcn’ was agreed upon, dosn't hold Mitchel Our correspondent, Mr. McCarthy, the way, Friars Handica ‘ Freddy Welsh’s manager. It was] Will el: a - — ost forever if you 4 FIRST RACK AT 2.30 P, M. only a verbal agreement, of course, : 30 F, 7 1 t t BPBOIAL RACB T give them but the mission ruled that Gibson aS leave rasa: lmnuat'go through with his much iowal | LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDING eave, Foun: diet xO ° |dotinite verbal agreement with John. | HARVARD WINS SERIES M Brookiva, ston for the Leonard-Dundee uate . sf a pIXON's ie he dontmumsion eversing iiiea”’| FROM YALE AT BASEBALL. a raigiA eae Fe Ee eee - — | American League - 7 1 ee A uJ . { Automobile Denver's ide, of a perfectly safe| BOSTON, June 22—George F. Abbott Club. W. bP, America’s Finest RYE and sane Fourth of July, without! Harvard's second baseman, was elected) —_—--— -—-——_—_—— — LUBRICANTS Ateworks: about “betwee ‘Freddy | Captain ef the Crimson taart far Wit et BAM be PRET tema... 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