The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1916, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1916 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK THAT “HUNCH” THING PUTTING 'EM OVER Baer Winhing C8 (The New Tore Braning Were Tuave se mice | P he Garis one ) Gon Te LTeRy A Winevitds 5 ERM) I Gotta #uncm . ( = Sone Pan car (Tet Hom THAT means T Must OY HUNCHLS AND L Cant tow = ‘yas’ —— Wolgast Intent Upon Proving He is Telling the Truth When He j Claims That He Knocked Out leiands for kr | Levee man eon & is, "ties eoing |) baling the le begioning - - — be ious ee eal ‘Most Successful Meeting |" Present indications we will After ie Hume Avie exer ke an if it wae J Biv to be known as the beat dieweight in the National League, CHALOM Wid Bis RACE Rave une of the busiest winter sea (T'S GREAT To amb Bone wince (he best days of the Hor Be GETTING Wr 14 LONG THe. e Y ford oin't going an be ’ everel of the + 6 ety Si ilies scones on ait ts Au Tas MorAUI CLEANS UF ABN In History of Saratoga oie om Mie, Tho ouldoor arenss will be EASY Motue GNIS FLOP |<... 1 T. M Western trip, but they nad beautiful ee Sas rere! ret wee eatehoe, tenn seats | Comes to Close To-Morrow\ =" Brookiyn Ad Wolgast is to Ment ton Kounos with Mepeul (eo ecmnndijinini S|] Brooklyn fans aren't: getting Ome Pounds with Frankie Callahan, Wo! Tom Jonas aune ; . Gest im intent upon proving that he fe the olf Menting bearecat, and that fa telling the truth when he @aims that he knocked out Welsh in Denver and was robb @ decision and a world's ¢ Bip by a fake claim of “foul Wolgast always has been a cork. fighter to see in the ring t = — ——— - - Duts action into every recond of ° ° every round Me has been doing M ip hl Yh U; ome good fighting during the past c oug un uning (Pp few months, When Wolgast was For N f . al T ni M t Jebampion and for some time after {he lost the title to Ritchie he ne- a ton en s ee lected training, being content to _so— ‘ —_ Qght on his natural reserve of f @trength and fury. But when he The Comet Finally Appears at niwn med to have reached the end of Southampton and Prepares wiiinn Bis career in the ring he began train-| Hig Strokes for Next Week's the fg bard for the first time in years, | b H ‘qnd the result proved that he is any-| Big Battle. Gwesy ty ¢, Wegast Ao Bay HARITY NGO DaNceg STuoies smplon- cause try division will Attendance Should Surpass Any-| Provably come, tron tie telson ne aentet and. dignified pig thing on Record to Date, the) /)\'. 0" rygan Avery B welt me at the 2 Features Arranged Being the iirc, Ghats iii, Soden (tel | yt igi tik aay Om hamaatla, Hopetul, With a Value Of )arec any orners tia may be named, | $17,600, the Saratoga Cup; the nominations that are in the ernie Mace eve anata ae and the Beverwyck Steeple-! Cel oe Shari “» ptepre eave ail the water in the world won't fill chase. share pri sat che e-ouun- One of the ‘teas rs outfielders By Vincent Treanor. » broke his nose in Chic go, Just Ine ,| town where he needed it the moat. MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDING National League | American League Chaba, WOLF | Clubs, WoL. PO, Clubs, WL. PO, Clubs, W.L. Pt woklyn. 68 42 618 Pitte’'gh 52 59 468 | Rosion. en 63 42 C00 | Chicago “ Clevel'd.. 63 66 529 Phila. 65 46 O86 | St. Louls, 62 65 444) Wash... 66 60 483 N.York 63 67 482 | Clncin'd, 44 74 373) Detroit. 65 56 .637| Phila... .25 89 .219 Results of Games Yesterday. Pittsburgh, 10; New York, 1, Cincinnati, 2; Brooklyn, 1. Boston, 5; Chiengo tin the Hevery clude Weldstip Honnie Laide, | Dudley, y and Skibbereen. BARATOGA, N. ¥., Aus. 2 HE most successful race Ing & ateanifitter by trade, Bob ing in the history of the Sara- i Moha knows something about Joe toga Racing Association comes) ‘Phe victory of Hussey in the two. | COX &Md other pines to a close here to-morrow. No bet-|year-old filly race marked the firet ape ‘ score for Willis Sharpe Kilmer, This wer oye 2 new recruit to racing has bee ry. . t acing bh mB ters | Dene eG GOAT. , Hibler, yousot I.) ayy 70 47 698] St. Louls. 65 56 .637 h unde RAW FOUND 1 18 MUCH THAN HIS ter racing has been anywhere in} years and no bigger crowds have ever | turned out, Bach Saturday has ma Or HG found the cap of the grandstand | auny congratulations. ed to the limit and every day : ng to collect @ fine stable, and th 0 brought for t had been nearly om ves an overflow on the lawn. / te " orge Odom has retained ellow- | peaas but © hasbeen. ° « LY, 2 LB rs Philadelphia, 7; St. Lente, 8, Washington, It is Atting that some of the best} mone, Glory. Helle. bal Charts oes Callahan will extend the “bearcat. Southampton, N. Y., Aug. 2% ihe cup ast y Philadelphia, land,6. (Ietgame) || sport should have been kept for the| Mammo Henry of the lh Gah awh he third The little Hebrew lightweight has ETERANS stood in the spotlight | but waa a ful’ Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 2. (2d game) closing. day of the session and the at- ble sold here yesterday hake, ae meccaping ‘the Sa eaten a lot of good men lately, He the lawn tennis players most part around Games To-Day. tine Ree e eee cuneagg [ene will m the n The only ways Ty hasn't scored this | | i taken @ decision Cig Dick Gil- fought their way in the seml- New York ot Pitabergh. ics Edda oe 400 York (een oes te able ts soars ay {the | bie stable intends season are: ; “hg Murht eos tetas acnralle’ by final rounds of the cup singles and | | Brooklyn ot Cineinnatl, Chicago at Washinglo | Belmont Park a week hence to see| Penns a a hile the umpire was winding vp. | flim Tangtord and Joo Woodman, in doubles, Boston at Chicage, Detroit at loston. the race for the great $2500) Futurity | Bue Thigtle hwin't ran a race up Ate Cee CEFR ee sie ; rounds. He fought clever Ralph wijiam A, Larned and William J. Philedelphia at St. Louis, cland at Philadeiphia. [| stakes at that point, will tind much! to yesterday's Aims n since June the same material ‘engaged in the) 1, at nt Park. He @ coming champion, and broke his _— -————————-_ | Hopeful with a value of $17,500 toe) up every w owith a blow, He fought Dundee American colors on many a field, morrow, The people of the Mo- | Wm. John: na ty mite decision. ; — ——_———-—-— —— ng he had to beat Sir Buna e eromessens vin 8 that } vgn Cincinnati, and the sporting writ- went down before the fiery attack of Y k Ji I t S d Pl hawk and Hudson valleys will no sda —Before noon. ; calied him winner of the bout. w ae “a an 4 doubt selzo the opportunity and turn! adie Campbell, the Cassatt 4c — beat Mandot at Memphis, having William M. Johnston und Clarence J, ees ump nto econ ace, in force. ‘They will A0F | guctalbnd a mention Grice eee oT, Grunan, thought on the Coast to bo Ciothier, former bearcra of the out have sustained a broken collar bone Some baserunners act as tf they on tie floor at the end of the Griffin, the present national chain- good moasure the Saratoga Cup a! mirly Horning. training hoa were waiting tor the porter to come ° ' th and the final round. Rockey pions, by a score of 6—4, 6—4. B t R d S d me mile and three-quarters f terduy. He wy allop: ry around and make up the berths. ansas, Benny mer, Johnny Har- While three men who have worn u e Ox necrease er ea three-year-olds and upwaml, and the! Court, Shieh boon Lege able wand others of like Class have met the cro " and unseated the t im and come out second best. He Mauric bata aes T M a nogked out “Ticklo” Sanders in fp near the buse line and watched 1 ] The Cup is the sort of race that will] 4. pink thought rounds, the youngsters azainst whom he will{Local Club Six and a Half! Occasions Rare That a Team attract the old-timers. It Is a contest| yf Pink thous! ve "Ldoking over Callahan's record we match his skill ou Monuay. in the DODGERS IN DANGER , PoaNitie tae eet eed ce aver Callahan's record. we match pis, skill ‘on Monday tn the! Games Behind Boston Aggre-| OF LOSING THE LEAD || Loses Out After Holding Such Walch ORE sor COucame ane CBSer | oper n were battling on the court, wughlin, took his Beverwyck Steeplechase handicap at about two miles, Passing Fancy at $1, Labor Day 's about the only chance that some of the star morning Ime 0 in the ne Pace an folders have of horning into a game, — with bie pd 1 —_—- Having exhausted ourselves on - these are the qualities so neceasary vane fal alving its and Yanks, there is a HEN on Monday night Bob She two engans |] the ¢ hat endeare: Mr. and Mrs. | in our common horse products. 4 1 . age a ie | {that endeared him to Mr. an rs. | in our common horse products. Among] brother nine ‘ | Moha, the “cave man,” fights. Lous! appear hav By Bozeman Bulger. |] Browing fear among the gang that J) tran a week ago. He might have got the eligibles are Friar Rock, The}over « a Pena a So far as speed is concerned, Frank ; Joe Cox, who is a well devel- | etic 7 HAT little cloud of dust you!] we will soon have to be consider: P}out of it, at that, had Bill Donovan Finn, Spur, Roamer, Ed Crump, Ree] race, Th: wan backed’ from 90) vioren, hae, scmething on Gecnene oe stroke thing wn y ha ¢ » distance|} ing alibia for our Uncle Wilbert |) removed the lad to the shower ea + gret, Boots, Short Grass, Trial by} down st le eo way | Schaefer's phenom, who could run al ped heavyweight and a foot taller jis backhand always erratic may have seen in the distance|) Ing all! had made five hits in a row |Jury and Crimper. ta. pti tteandpd hs by ubinson, ‘The Dodgers, right |} The off Urban when the alarm went off, The starters in the Hopeful will’ “grab but Bul let him stay for the xth, which, it turned out, was ea @han the former ball player, This is | 4nd uncertain, marks the flying heels of the bb 80 aod Watsor M. Waashb t at the opening show of the Manhat- | gave stcLousilin aetnt Af alt sore p! Red Sox, and but for that we might find some sol: in an even bresk tan A. C,, run by the McMahons, who | stroke work. The famous Californian with the Browns. We might also ‘ 3 appeared In splendid condition Rave ‘put on many good battles in APHeared In splendid condition, how, are on ticklish ground. The; are not nearly so as ure thi ied Sox in the American, The raves slipped right up behind Jones's lucky number. eee SimpulTrains leave every hour hours. {the past few yours and are MekiNk jyendous ¢ to conquer hi stick out o ches! vi rent FP ttol sate! d 01 fresh start. If Moha can boat Cox | {hr iiast and regnin his oat IRUFEDN to anced eee eee ane ascent’ | Hobbie yesterday and almost 1 in the course of his diamond versa- fe going to start something in the| A. feature of the day was the singles | tO #6 place, but, unfortunately, J yanked lm loose from bis toe | wilty George Sisier, the tarce-in-one |, s procter Ginslniialt! and the: Adee vyweight class, He wants to fight |mateh In which Clothier, the title hold- they don't pay off on second in t ‘id, A few more of those badly | gear of the Browns, Introduced the| | The gross pts of the boxin: an defeat Leonard and astet | nomptonship of the world, ee Ma Conve man’. and the of 248 reached the vemi-fingl rant ball and we Yanks are going no- | vlayed ames and this town will | novelty of patching a badly ripped tertainment held by the ; the nt killer” should make a pretty) junning dices the 9 eitealthy ati where in particular, “Wild Will” declared right out of any chance air of pants with adhesive plaster last night amounted to $1, The| ie ao athe wel cd SHRI MBG) eerie fair sort of a cari tack at the net and flushing whoa gb ‘ ee the World's Series. and tape. The rip in the Sisler pants fighters who took part in the two main PAL A ot tenes | lnk~=Whirled series, ninga ax of old, and #84 gang are cic inci 'T, Hunter, the direct t in wtralght sets at enough to get a through theo was eighteen inches long, In fact solevents recetved the following amount EDNESDAY night Johnny Dun- | soon © of the Boston dust, it — long that a screen of athletes and |for their services. Patsey Cline, $4184 dee meets Joe Welling at ghe 5.0" is true, but there isn't much nourish-!| Robert Shawkey made no such stip) Umpires had to be drawn around | Leo Johnson, 310; Marty Cross, night, In the twe wrk Willie Kee Vioky Tuma a Bh — nal sixteenth when Hauberk |44¥ en a dime. Wohte — de ANSWERS TO QUEERIES, linkz-—Frank Raker ts having more rouble with his ths than Adam did eee Spoofer—Cineinnati and the Athe ~; 4 fi " . weond base as George arose from bis | , .: . warere Fea Garden, Dundee is trying to! (1 was the mateh in whieh Larned and) ment even in a two-horse race when! Wen sent to the rescue in the final | second , and Young ik O'Brien, Clothier tac hational ch ‘ ’ same. ‘To make st performance Slide, There wasn't enough safety | ice : ‘ | Knock out hin oponents now, for the | {hitler fuced tne a on forthe | the other guy is gaining « halt length ans dit ‘the imate by Peomparison | PINs on hand to do a goad Job_and |teketa sold wrote, 1.232 at 60 « si nt cee | JOE WELLING BEATS MOORE. Purpose of creating a public demand | « vet ei wal AL every Jump in the home »tretet ho did thirty ‘tes of the most | the versatile first sacker resor ey Phe bite aot ‘sient. ; Ah sin ives Chie for a Dundec-Welsh fight. Dunder sta ue tick ue the, AM things considered, something) SkUTUL pitching that It hus ben our] Adhesive plaster, For the rest of the | $105 Gi 29.1) : Pere) ee eee 4s one of the few lightweights t jug into the ralties for begina t tue that the Red Sox Dicssure to applaud in many a pas-|afternoon he played baseball with! 5. wering, tne erack Chicago lightweight. wh , A, A. of aon A ‘ 1 bout} by Wolsh even in no-decision b the sides and. ot mn Se Wee a by ‘ w hitg stripes running around his oma) is ie y ony Du for ten rounds at | The wil be Gath fight ion ‘ ing, Cie Phe little Aalian is uw remarkably . : e ‘in.’ and you can begin ning [like @iose on a zebra, Luckily it Was | Aiton square Ganten, next We are lie rt : jowly an awkward customer even for the clev- | 4), Ady team play. with! up to cash your ticket. When a ball! Mans thlowe bobbed! up during the Rot warm ang Sisler, nore matAng Ae was matched to- manager, Jimmy J © star light seight v ihe cnth eighth. aa erest of them He ts stron, full of | yor! pe 4 tines. com-| club can't budge them an in by | four-hour with the Browns to seat name, does POl PARP PIOLUMElY: | on, to ment dl Writtan, the wevarroidit oa olipal waded in and opened @ ndurance vary fast and extremely | pletely baffled Larned winning eclght out of ten games ni hte rry and miserable, | Otherwise ppion, for ten rounds at the Queenusberr e « ake ft oye. Tho bout was @geremsive. If he stepped into a ring Johnston was easily the brigh , a i. among them being jolly littie fist — A, C, of Buffalo, N. ¥., on Sept, 8, Both wer ¥. fF Ralph p of a wo koi ee fs Bee say Wotee Ce coe. eee] sean " niet |well, what's the use ‘The occasions| fight between suine actors and. tw By the way, a Mr. Well, being ex-|made good in their bouts at the above club, whic yy kaouard vest month, | who, will have the Job of nie ie et doe ; yforce the fighting at top speed na to, sho have been very rare when @ team} gungst cord to what the po- lercised over the purposeful walking) led up to their preseat mateh, Clas beitig anaious Wo stage the me em lat Medison Square Garden next Wednes- j @hrough every round in an effort to eed eee vost out after holding a six and a half] lice std. The so-called gangsters it}of Nunamaker, suggests that the = 8 Jay night j wet that title, | tre we te he Jead at this time of the year, | 8cems alluded to the Thespitnd as} rules be changed so that when a bat-| It ts now definitely settled that the ten-round who bore Hrankle Dremever | Welling ‘8 a boy with a good | the the point! it iy a Herculean task and. the} “Hams” and there happened to be in js intentionally given a base on|bout between Jack Dilicn of Indianapolis and hick 3 ad AT. Thos . ‘Western record and a classy style of | While] yanks know it, but, just the same, | te theatrical forces a vaudeville a palls by the umpire that he be al- | Jim Coffey, the Irlah heavyweight, will be tous ya Bath WAR tbe winner of fighting. Jimmy Johnston, his man- Hive: SFO |. nee fe, * 2 Roeraa: thas tit nd st man who did not|lowed to take two bai instead offat Ebbets Field, in Brooklyn, on Thumday even auaher bout at Kansas City by Uromy ager, has conducted an advertising | arting too| they've Kor thelr necks bowed their consider themsel in that light.}one, He thinks {t would help to! ing, Sept, 7, Both Mary Pollok of the Woah campaign for a couple of months,| = = at eae MERE Me alah mache ant © cocies they went at it in| eradicate what te considers an evil, ington Park Cub and Joho Weismantel and Welling will bave to do some ~ | oo hen » ee DPee Trova! formation the actors beir ¢-| practice, Ban Johnson's address is| claimed the right to stage the bout, but afier food fighting against Dundee to| fo “claim the lightweight title? | they are is pretty good att | battie royal formation the actors being | Chicago, 1. the State Athletic Commission heard both man. are, wale make good the many claims Johnston| for fhe little Scotch: Wop. Beatty Sond Sir CORY Ocean et Dare ed the popular decision, Tt was agers’ claims, they ruled in the latter's favor ad < bee put forth, Montieth is an unconscious hue [rea Meee with the irowns goon | ROt a spectacular fisticuff, though. | Ag a bunter our Mr. Walters! dake Young Abcam and ‘Zulu Kid" the eer et : re morist, ‘ PE he two men who fought in & box, | proved quite a success in tho sec Brooklyn middleweight, are going to have it out NE AND O’BRIEN right along without abatement and | go as to give us a wood view, appeared aera” eal wate b |PATSY CLI ~E.&J.Bur' Scotty Monticth says that if - Jas she proceeds the buschall sharps | (0 04 ‘Kine Uso good View. appeared | pastime, After two foul atte gain in the squared cite th sine| WINNERS OF FAST BOUTS | Bottled by-E.&J.Burke Dundee beats Welling he is going ANAGER CALLAHAN, wholin this town are ready to concede fee eee be | he sltshed from his shottops they will battle at the i r 13 | handies Bob Moha's affaira,| that Fielder Jones has right. smart] Gentiy had good lefts, but would not | Punted Logged gr Ale vn Mochester, Ni ¥., the articles of apron: | _ a tre, putting er the tying Nunamal appearing a8 cher, busted a triple against the = Ker was notin theform| right field wall and that accounts| Duteh Brandt, the Hrmkiyn bantamw y our partial happiness at press! will be a busy fighter during the fint week time, next month, as he is scheduled to take part which went| SPORTING, Jistance of ten rounds, Irish |W ASHNG TOY Pat. TONIGHT, o, the clever Harlem light WOLGAST vs. CALLAHAN 1 Leo Johnson, the GRANDSTA ou ing for them to meet in a tenround sontest.| Tn two slas ‘This will be their third "x9," smart of a ball club, It is the fastest |hardest fighting proposition that has set fire to the Polo Grounds since Hil Donovan's cripples came out of t West and told ux of the wonde thinks Kid Wil victim of a “frame-up bout, when Willa an alleged foul ms was the turn them in the Ertle the full Urban s fu Neill at Scranton, we bantam ttle doings then going on in At. Louis — two bonts within the short time of tame days | Color and Young Jack | NEW Mott a Ast Whatever happened, netther Ertle| What doubts we had then have been M L tt Pl Jon Gept. 2 he takes on Pat Moore, the Mem {O'Brien of Philadeipiia shaded Marty [yyy sor nor Williams is ereating any wide- | dispelled. rs. etts ays What with Chiclet iosing that foriye [TE Sree, | Be likes Oo Fal Mews Be Mm ticks, the ising al welt ie oa Been more interesting shasnpiona”" | aniee ete forks. danger thats Miss K i ad in Cini wknoeked out of hn box” there | somine Cab of roakira and oo Labor Der | Freie A.C, of SPOR SePnag rec llMinan, Haitian te, Dorey has an iss aise was not enough left of Fred Stanton | ¢ met Young € — likely to break out a al ae O'ROURKE may referee the 1 bring about ruin, and . to furnish us with an Important base. | Jimmy Johnston, woo ts fest placing a Me Moha-Cox battle. Tex had a ter, For additional proof we c fk l t G lf ball prognostication that he had |ysing of figiter under bls mmnagement, whic! accon bathe. ex hada dnaater or gun ant we irrals cat Golf iraiociction i ye ha aaa ih at ; ry 1 id ariag i OF) sidered quite a game saver’ here ——-= Al Jolson wore also yrmueh Nore liitio profession, to-day adhled another scrapie | y st Johnson, He ts| abouts until the Browne fit, ep elas aslca> lene og__|cised about that actor fight in the] to nie list, ‘Tho fighter is ‘Tom Gowler, tle | ng enough to pry Moha and Cox GRAND DIDS, Mich, Aus. 25--lthird base stand, thouch they agreo| pagiisi heavyweight who bowel up i grea! apart if th S any clinching—which| With two out in a last inning and 8. Kred Letts Jr, of Cincinnat)) with the newspaper decision, | form here until he al with one of Jack in y lity there won't be.| nobody on the t I refer to the [won the right to play tn the final — Inton's right band easoge "Rourke A favorite trick to pi 1 ame ler, Histe 1. |for the women's Western gold ebi - und eh ratt, € 8, built a bontire under} Plonship by defe Miss Blaine | weight champion, laa juxt sent, us word 4 trainis » consisting of strands | our Mr, Shawkey in @ way that he| Rosenthal of Ravisloe, Chics Saent |] INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, } | fostmrwwigt: ctamoion, ae samt sant, us won | of Tubb tr with a hag aN at ¢ rn hs nd will not soon forget, tka: Gain Ma hamplon, 2 up and 1 to play, in the ran bane-Chanay featherweight ehamplonalin fight | AAging & Dumber oF extras H 1, as much as Bang has) omi-Anals, NG CLUBS. at Celar Point, 0,, on Labor Day afte | he made a rope that few men could} marveled at the twirling tricks. « STAND! |S Oeday Paint, 0. 08 Leber Day | r finalist {9 Miss Laurte Clube W. PC.) Chaos | aiwacly pawed the $15.00) mark stretch, while Tex could IMPORTED eft Lit with| Robert in the past, the Pees Flossmoo: ser *hieag 58 | Monirem..£6 68 14 P| expecta the gross recripts to reach $30,000 ease, holding tt arm's length, Afte Bal? t “ Me ean vars tant | eoieen. ol Chicago, whol] Huffale,..¢3 50 .658 | ex Gin er Ale Willard had failed to pu Vnonaten (eee tetrtedyn Wint autier}{liminated Miss Vera Gardiner of Gl © in| Bish ‘The Harlem Sporting Club, on Bast One | : Smits apart he barred strength tests with|came up in that fatal inning with | Oak, Chi 3 up and 1 to go. 4 822] Rochester a8 600444 T) picid and ‘Thirty fifty Stmet, wil bold a] Bsn at es aN Aa . Tey ltwo out awkey wot UWo. strik *| tr Victory over the title 57 53 G18) Newurk...4646 401 DP) posing Mt to-night, Jimmy O' Hagen ‘ mi f Let a ae ees | UL one ti upon that \h came as a surprise to followe: RESULTS YESTERDAY " middiewsigit ill uke on ; gent, but did he put « M tho game, She lost the first two| 4 pO thie colores): faier of Las * Kf wn! oo Oy Order by the Dozen from your Wine Merchant orGrocer for Use at Home take a chance? He did not! oles, but overcame her opponent's lead || Recmeater. 105 N ; Jelphia in the star be two muna, Inthe RR ale PP P-9| Joorners, until he had let Miller get} how. Brom then on to the sixteenth the Voronto, 14; italtimore, Lightwelgnt, will mevt Young Falton, thy ¢ai q } Ce. away with & base on balls and then—|lead switched thine and again. Mrs. | GAMES TO-DAY. side Lightweight, | a TO t As" ubility to tollew & poor shot with § psi | A match hae bern hed between Benny | e : tven with two and three on thoe|%, food one seemed to unnorve the ewark at Rochester Loonani and Frankie Conifrey, the local light ’ . Shawkey did not put the ball chemibion and She match ended at the Michmond at Buffalo, | wwight, who has been improving in all his bouts | hin Better ‘WHITE LABE! . It may have been a temporary Baltimore at Toronto | in tne last few months, They will come te | L rae Tus Fes iL lack of control or it may have been Providence at Momtzeal. | | getter im a tensound bot at whe Empire A. 0, : Onaat Aga @ alip in judgment, but the same SARPMLGO RM acu Ma Ws Aa Haslem oo the night of bay, 46 Couitrey