The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1916, Page 10

EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1016 pie em ein’ ‘linge “BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YO THE FEMININE VIEW OF SPORT ta { y \ 7 8 , if opae Same Difference Betwor) |! National Guards and th Reguiars There Is Betwee Amateur $s and the Pro- “i DD M'COY has found the exper - of « bo ged prepa aanae we “ my life, Thi watile MLE OHO HAE AEMHEmC UE LCN To BECOME A Poin HERD arcs Ge Laine “Kia” has been on the Border for some time as & member of ti Boventy-firet Infantry, National Guard, N.Y <— / “Tt has been @ good trial on the oS 4 boys down b writes MeCoy, “as ‘fre. @nly the fittest can survive, it will serch. MUA MICE. surely have a good effect up the —_—--- i JE67 Kap REMcveD That Mexicans, as they thou the United KeuGh Jonnson PeKSeN FROM * Mtates only had a few pe diers, But it THE CHAMPIONLHIF LINE Kas # ie & good thing we never had any fighting to do, as about 60 per cent, of our boys have never fired a Kun, and as yet we have had # rifle practice, We have had plenty of Nervy 14- Year-Old Golf Star old shacks nd windmi ner in To-Day’s Important aif they were o Ei iurea hisinicis Lave Found Gold Mine in ARE CAPTURED BY | ut by Gardiner White of Flush drilling and hiking, but we need a “ : e . . Be oie tr ores gai | Confident He Will Win Title nd the Kegulars there im be ~~ - — _ m the amateur boxers and the fessional (oat syealing of the ‘ite |Bobby Jones of Atlanta, Grand-| GOLF RESULTS. wiventeet Horton day un McKie son of President of Georgia agg minghara the young. wis our dog tent when we were struck ~ Poe os Central Railroad, Is Biggest Balhuar to Bad 60 in the’ Gal round. Bitte abst «Brie, abe fasted unah| = nee hs : — 4 | National Amateur Champion- | \° The apcond roun uit to'A M bony ly had i ‘y t hi id Hi F 1 S H i] wh 1 tr € fear stot Ronen LOOKS as Though ( Giants —[HAMPAGNESTAKES, vetest crampion oo care. Siete Re a Mh ayed the most consisten lay. Kirkby finiahed the morning round one down, He over came this att of the secoud round, an ped to the lead. Kiraby slic 2 shot on the short ball landed brook . failed to to quared the maten pion lost two Ane oppor es to go ahead again on p who Were overcome and packing up| fellows who had fullen asleep on the roti "terewa tates «== First Baseman Hoelke Robert A. Gardner vs. It never was go pleased before that [, > ’ . uilford vs er 1 eigen eg ig and yt H 4 McGraw Had ry in Hole | i Anderson vs. " Poor and little fo 7 %. Ci a} end water the balance of the ten-day an Aoe In WO INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. te ee a) iy hike told on the boys, and severaifell) When He Sent Merkle to By William Abbott Wik Qine Wonne ae cia ct stlive'and back in-our camp at Me-| Dodgers, as Newcomer Can|] STANSING OF THE cLu ae ERION CRIC ot ball stars ‘ia very’ fond’ of welt, and Kikb} drove nto wt “dl live nd beak in our Sainp at Me- Bat Wel Either Left or Right- | RG W.LPC.| Clue WL eC 1) Only Two Starters, the Small M K Bobby at the aye of five was trailing side the seventeenth green and tine along and stood the gaff like 53.483) Waltinore 67 62 519 Merton, Pa., Sept. 7. | his father over the East Lake links, the mistake cost him the hole and ’ ; Toroato...68 6 640) Richmond 58 69 457 ield Be! ue to Purse ERES th | The youth, tro frat, wiow Kirkby's second shot on the the eae mane nt nave been Nis] Handed and Fields Like || rrr we te casjmncoc' os wie || © idly TEREST tn the national Soltl « aatucsl apittude fap’ the names ite mak gor wild hat the Ba him ait through, Ever your Chase, |] Montzea!..64 59 .520' Newark...49 78 386 of Only $1,200. pion $ | Was put in charge of Steward Mar. | went clear to the oluh houne THIRD ROUND DRAW. | Jones, | Ww hite bo hon vet from the “NORMAN SELBY, from Bob Gardner, the defend-| den, who developed the boy’ ‘3s game. Mox Marston played ail his strokes “(Kid MeCoy!)" gegen brine ve Jing title holder, and Chick Evans,| Youne Hobby never forrot to let the | poorly aaaluet Rob, Gardner who was —— ‘By Bo- Bul: y be By Vincent Treanor. clubs do t j ‘was the}an easy winner, The Baltusrol star ARRY STONE, never very pop- ly Bo-eman Bulger. |] Meehester, 6; Toronto, asn't much glory in Harry /(%@ most formidable challenger, substanc was in a bad slump and never did H ular as a boxer in New York, JT May be of interest to Brooklya Wophaner 3 Toroate, ‘i ate, Derata ge Fy with Vivid t@ Bobby Jones, the — fourteen-| ate title’ get going ‘ or ; fans to know that the Dodgers evidence, 7; Baltimor: c ne ete th i 2 De Beme teens seantinuen te pete caer ie cue Giecel aad | Montceal, 10; Buflale tn the Champagne Stakes at Hic sont Yearold golfer from Atlanta, pile * r 1 ; . jo outh, w a ve RHUL aaah ibe eq /0F0 hanging to the fying Phils by| GAMES TO-DAY. yesterday, as there was only one Southern youth, 8 “| (Fistic N 7G py aay deeatod | thelr Anger tips, but the bie thing on || Michmendet Newark. other starter in event, August and skill of a veteran, is one of tha iSTIC EWS Sorr Pottorr AN OS SID Vlew Edwards of E stand, who had tala ead of tho brides get tow © Baltimore at Providence. Belmont’s Woodtrap. This race is 4, most remarkable sporting figures de- — Seeererre Sur Aust reap een ner ham: ‘ Menweal a Toronto, clasaic, having -been first run in 187] yeloped in recent years. Jones re-| Jack Dillon, the legitimate light stew will not uarantee Kiltene any euch epion Jimmy Hill in five rounds. the marvellous of First Baseman Kochenter at Baflalo, been Sam, Oo be demnsate, , “Boxing in Australia” says of|Hoelke This left-handed young gen- jand with few exceptions has been | calig memories of Francis Oulmet at}! vywelght champion, and Battling; Mone: : |tleman, yanked out of the minors |~ - = |} won . 7 real good horses. Yesterd4y tne time he beat Vardon and Ray, but Le. esky, the fast Hebrew heavyweight, yn Reisier, marager of Jimmy : Ne boxer wae mubbet of the latest sensation on the links has “'¢ golng to battle again, They Were Young Jack O'Brien at I sal qualities. matched to-day to meet in an eight-|He sare Cottey ouly weigh the “ q can thin an ace of getting aw the size of the figid was shameful for | Harry Stone ig about the most Without time to get his sult case wi' a ay 4 rective self-advert in| Packed, Is as clone a second to Hal| ywith In the two games he |such a time-honored event. Over ever & Jimmy OL vs, Johouy Wikun Bity M h th 'y Moore, the Harlem me Ww prting mat manager of A. K, Macomber's Dyer, one of the foremost Jersey. Young Absern, aud Dick Kane, manager of Jack shadow-sparring at a telegraph po but he} transfer to Philadelphia and t the athe e 2 bi 3 foe other sterter in th . 1s one of th . Blackbusm, 19 referee the tev-rmud ter: » city goon know: Tihs lw deerlike on the bases and can hit} played off in the form of a double Biggest and. best looking tworyearcoids| stars, Hoe did it so decisively, too a ates: |e sateen [at re-read oat, batven and that he is going to fleht my, how that bird can pole ‘em! header, There in a double Reader in seen this Year. He is etl high in fle that there wasn’t any questioning the | Joe Mandot, the erack New Orleans Nightweight, [ing club x at. Sha te he t “ Ht Young Hoelke not only poles them| Boston to-day, and as there is no and looked a bit Kross, but win he ¢ ne is yecgpeatbaariygretys os wb Lo-morrow nig be bout came near Streets the poll t appeared in the ted room for a third game, this being the down he le ut to tun the tables | ad's superiority. — in tho second event, The colt ts by} ously considering his chances to €4P*/ 1.4 tat they will put up another slash- {aod Jimmy Coffey va, Walter Butier igles and unually a wuil of divers col; ager had an ace in the hole and! Suck appears to he breaking for|sea King, a son of St. Simon, and 1s] ture the champlonship. So far Jones |i" © Aaa ini ele han y looks at him and pnew it, the Phillies, The postponement of|bred Well enough to be something! nay defeated Eben Byers, a formor|!? & Levir-ky Is to receive @ guar: Yaenti ea him. As the automob niet at hen Byers, $1,500, with the privil Kray pass Btone aitracts attention by some Not only does Hocike do left-hand. | Yesterd more than a selling platen, national title holder, and Franklin accept ne accepted bi the cont pd-fielding: according to Hoyle, t will have to be 3) per cent. of the Kross Pr : Pg: fi foiling waro we club insisted thought of remov- rch, bu : i ‘| : champlonahiy th Ma} ctticiatio ated Dan Te Nng it to, the nut. factory, but now tau png Ling gar aber The youngster ts supremely COMM | oan « fon a match with the champion, | yuisd ames es a \her are ied to Stone's comic pub- y- dent in his ability to survive to the | Freie Wels, were Met He smokes cigars a foot long, | Orleinally he wa final round, He was opposed to Bob | Laver Day by Pranki 1, the good light 2 Gar t ». A friend in the gale | Weight of New Orlea iocked im out 19 iardner to-day, ens jthe ff! round of @ teentyroumd contest et ‘}tery remarked to Jones before he} x.y «. started out that the national cham-| — ising local Lightweighte, Harlow aud Jimmy Luft y come | ch beat him yesterday lost day, the game will simply have OF Mose WE n either side of the plate.|to he moved 6 mply 8) & right-handed —e—— hitter, but since leaving the Glants| BELMONT PARK ENTRIES. wring for Rochester he has Z the southpaw way of busting Stone seems to he getting a | the and poling now comes natural ! jane y gniries for to ith 0 lot of emattteague atuff, | either way he turns, Fur tnstance, 1 antat R ACE ‘ten. nandican: pls against (he right-handed pitching of [ saleht © Seiasaa, 12; Mitkna J.O. Talbot's Vern n letely shatteret 09 \oore, MeKetrick surren two-year end in his bright rainy { jretinue duly in slike a stray 1 with h tow behind, he Ic niba} sultan,” ‘along. aldewaye his Surroundings ai trol Buy Bergn, the clever Pennsylvania bantam. who is mow making Rochester bis home, will robubly moet Jack Siarkey, the New Yort bau Mm, at Wilkes Marre one week from to-morue Promoter Quigley offeret Joe Wagner key's mavager vent, of the grows re ed it, last 1 rne BELMONT PARK, N. ¥,, Sept. 7 orrow'a races are One auic Barrier Vathge to win © lengtng from Old F “Tyags 113) Jock Mount ), =a horse strongly ta s Kite Miia Tatrigeur, 10S: were freely passed o he settled down and, front. when d, Was hever ‘Ne pion was a very nifty player. Tee "He'll have to be as good as .” the youngster shot back. r Indication of the boy's was his match Tuesday with | few mndition and are oontitent of winning |r Horners o6. Kehr Der, bee. tare mawaes chester Racing Association | Poor shots of the entire tournament, Volgar and George Mase will meet io the} % box Irish Paty Clive jariem twelve rounds Ky mM that if rain or &@lat the sixth hole, a sliced drive that | ver P teu-rvund dou! at the Atlas A. A, of Boston mext Tuestay ln ot ees wight, Joe Welling was to have met Cline, but the match fell through because the former dido't think the bout of sufficient importance to matey * manager, Buly Melua AROLD BAKER, brother of Snowy Baker, the Australian boxing promoter, is back In ‘ @ two-bagwer and Australia with a broken spine, H ene oe ywas with the Australian troops in Egypt. He has been in « plaster east for several months and may be alk again in co ‘ gible to walk again in course of tne. cng a base on balls, making for him- hospital in England, He. wax wn, Sif & clean sweep of the game, In y sergeant serving In Franc shell expioded near him, killed a man at bis side, and burned his! Seyi S man Ot his side and burned bis! cergus, and even then he poked a ison Kaw, He Ix rocoverin epie, and ya the Dodgers in the first game our hero batted left-handed and tore off 1 ° They will bare at the boxing show of the Bmpire A ral eng S arn | ‘Marry Donahue, the Poot ket out Yourg Joe Mi ncied, Comments the e, which rarely, if ev ition of In pres Dl, doxer who im three rounds Bee TH RACE Three jegrolda; rah singh Unele |aiv and a half feriongs: maty courae bbb itelu ite Tos Whim, Tr Ormentale, 123; Robbie then switched his pitehers, |W, Wigs: LMS eee fa but what does our Hoelke do but} Oak, The W olde ant wwoward: | announced yester switeh right with them, As a right- eee auee ieee & Moog: | heavy ina rom, 100, a nisl vious . has shown himself to be Mah strung and nervous. Byers. Jonos made one of h heavy track prevents the } Roamer and Face at a mil they landed ina deep ditch, Byers, bellev- ing the shot unplayable, started to walk to the next tee, fe “Hey, where are you going?” Jones | to his opponent, “Pardon me," replied the sur ie ht you were goings to] igivweuht, for te handed swinger he got another single | hrmmpre, Mi yer O'Rrtea of Yonkers, N.Y. who has Lrhiwegnt, week On Mon. why Kansas, the in, at Laverty Park, Chick Simler, the Serene (ind stion t st day o WACK Tour yes As and un: ater | Morris Wikies Metal the second game the opposition vega 12) Mewhiach i Johnnie” Meas,” tz to look upon the newcomer a# dan- yi 4 Hace twosear eit Pe, to box Joe Amvato of © suger Sporting Club en Bopt wigo boxes Paul ants of the weet side in the semifinal w the Marry Perce. Willie Beecher : Wanentay will Hicdell, the Milwaukee ‘at Milwaukee, y over second his first thie up, and by | bese KENILWORTH RACH TRAC The entr up nothing,’ anawered tho| Uae dobaay | Kilbane, the | festherneighs ee his time may be back at the front, it is true that a swallow does not a i WINDSOR, Ont pt Pe According to English accounts the, make a summer, but, as 4 starter, this | en gan " Trak oo) | for to-morrow’ moe ApSEearn en are criticising | boy Moewike looks like a whole tloek, Fist Meat Yerely the English boxers who “fled —— tugs their country in time of war, and re. | » Dodgers, BLUE BONNET ENTRIES. wh, i their winning of the boxers who are fighting in the war second game and full credit there or . } “ fateh at the Wroodway” Bportiag Club pest vouth, Mwaten thin® and he:sent Alcea: as tar he eart pe tw meee ieee ee vaio ' eautiful niblick shot to wethin cight | moet Campion Proitie Carey Phelan of Harlem and Johnny (Kid) who had appeared ‘ is ‘ | any the local elute, Harrlg have been matched to box at the Olsmpie * fused to don khaki." dead and dying tor two ys, to - feet of the hole. uarantee of $10,000, with the privu A. ©. pest Mouday night, Matchmaker MeDon. ‘Among the well known English | ae new life days, took RACE TRAC K Jones is a husky Ind who looks = |# be 0 Sept The Teces wre we per cent, of the grom receipts Al ld also has signed Battli considerably older than his four- | Yiity are ausioue to olage theo), the pro Burt of Washington Meighta, teen years, His golf is far from being freaky. There are few in arolly| the game who can outdrive this H Southern marvel. His iron shots are splendid, espocialiy recoveries from trouble, On the grean, Jouos wastes but few putts, The boy in all hie strokes has @ peculiar habit of hitting the ball, a style that sometimes results in uncer- tain direction, Jones, unlike most golfers, doesn't get unnerved after making a poor ahot. Between Hurley aod Johony are Jim Driscoll, Hombardier Wells, | be give! Case # Him Guilivan, Pat O'Keefe, Percy [ine hive Sire of the Hrockle Cove, Frank Slavin Dick Burg Pediar Paliner, Charles Ledoux, Jenn Por fel Moreau are among the be French boxers at the front nearly every boxer is in uniform, MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDING National League. i American League, Code, Wek. PC.) Clubs, We PC] Clube, WoL. PC) Clube WL PO, <7 49 .598 | Pitte'gh...60 67 473] Rosen, ..78 55 877 | Mt. Loale.9 63 .529 Brooklyn .74 50 .597 | Chicago. .59 71 .454|| Detrott. ..75 67 Boston....71 49 802 Mt.Louls, 68 78 .427||Chleage...78 58 .| 1D. York, 6y 62 468 | Cineln'd. .61 80 .359/|N, Yor. .68 62 . Results of Games Yesterda Dinan, Wb one live wire of the Brookly R teae| 500 aided: forked in didn a heated discussion a play at ‘olant Rt Stee! tot second in waieh Casey was deeply | cif, 0, Dorthy Carii, Wet nd disastrously concerned he bie so hot in the collar that the of bled multitude expected any tan see his Adam's apple explode and) BEGOND Hag geno tle Wo RD MACK Buose $000, th MOE; #Mbes Yast ulitionas ix Maeahtie, ee jas Charlie Dryden, ones said, ONTANA DAN SULLIVAN ta| Sf (MEU Diyden, ence maid making a fresh start at Bill} Lord Byron would enraged aR Brown's Far Rockaway club) Casey mo wolace und neither would | foes MMait mile A to-morrow evening against Now Al\ 2uisley. though he kept up a hot| 15" ¢ jet King, 1d; Si inl: J Dace going trom one to the other, | ¥a McCoy, Dan Sullivan was a member] My, Stengel thereupon cried out Mo ht aE BeO F108 of the American Olympic team that] such an extent over the down trod- | inie s ol. Chest Went to Athens in 1906 and wrestled! ding of the helpless that he had to be|!# tid i hy {Wo hours and fifty minutes againat| went to the cluly house for the cok “ strokes he likes to twist @ club Detrok, 4) te. Leute, 8 (the winner of the heavywelght cham: | water treatment. ‘This incident ‘put Ohi | aa in hig hand like the habit of Chicago, 4; Cloveland, 2 Dionship, although he was only @ mid. | fighting spirit inte the Dodgers a iis; | 102 ht swinging @ cane. Now Verh ve Washington (rain). dleweight. Afterward he to \far the reat of the afternoon. ti YOU), Inn w ; % WhUadeipdle (rain), fighting, with more or less »' | played ike champions, played SEVENTH 1c seeanniae | To start from the beginning. Bobby Sailor Burke beat him in New York,| as their New York supporters would nyt wnnars aig: ome tlle and 8s xtcenth. | Jones was born in Atlanta, He ts the Games To-Day. Bot in te ag pa RC have them play 8 wee stittied Reger, TM Aa | son of one of the most prominent Now York at Washington (2 games), has 7 our-yearcolds | PY, ava > Bo eaae Boston (- . adele! developed into s clever boxer and a Rube Benton o Hg stating en bieed: fem enrnigs | TRS, tut! | owyers in the South, His grand ( gamon Kosten ot Phiiadeipbla, father, C. T. Jones, ts Preside: fh Brooke. 4.38 p, the Georgia Central Railroad, a BAe” ” reputed to be the woalthiost man in Chicage at Pittsburgh, bt, Loule ot Dower, ‘Cleveland ai Chicage, middleweight. He say that vacant titl hi Phil T,, 108; ‘Prima ot 118) River King. 110, i} wuo"4Rts lean task in pitching both of the double header and med ; — Vidcat, Weary RABID. RUDOLPH. Wt 1 al ' ° ' 4 Me Mh ‘ ow b ‘ . a’ " en the neat « t v ‘ ' on there wen ‘ ' wie V . ON Mis The natives of Fiorda have again Aakod the Athletics ‘ J, showing the na’ wrist versal of the dope the At finish within @ piano’s place, throw of Mast v along with Doo SPORTS CALENDAR FOR COMING WINTER Wille Hoppe will play some ptt. tards ark Grigfith will win ure of Freddy Welsitts f ghts ie the bulldon cours S which the | referees defend Freddy's title nese bosebaht States te ‘em for unbes | Mir PY sh has thee mole courses: The the ladies & chance to in ne golf talk corge Chaney evidently figures hat Johnny Kilba the same guy whe hit Rip Van Wink Boon Walter pick his tear AF sons of te Then all the wr rs, if would seem more unu i rick Walter's team to peces. the fight game. Tommy Burns knew | Chase, Jigs Donohue, Jake Daubert | wnt antag fav Haan cutter? haben a the: sinners O80 al Jones came North for the first time | found bout at a boxing show to be ioe i O'hiee eabe 14D ringside for au We ; : something about publicity, but not by aNd that class of first-sackers as the| for victory. An levidenee that Bens Pee eer riga leo compete in the present tournament, |brou st off by the Phoenix A. C. of | bout, Me sam be bas elreedy accepted the terma| Referee Hoche's, decision te ene ff Grew: methods Stone invents. He pastiine hus seen for many @ day. He ia ah ro “orang ¢ ae eens ee hag Hn, 08 py| With the reputation of having won Memrig, Tenn, en the night of Sept [oe Se oe ses ie Turks : dives in » well Gat Bear the Sydney ig a gold mine for the Giants nq ja that in the first mittee tie Stable, owned PY lfour big titles in Georgia. Ho has) 12, This will be thelr seventh meetings | AL A. of Moston plans to conduct adi 7 ae ae, TPSTeCS SMOTERIO whem | be tke cat claws in Hell Frea| fg Mia purse of the yeur when Harvest King |™&de good here to the amen SAF | and as thelr previous contests were all Beira wound ote ot fis shone is stat ule tall which will save Ty Cx res He rare large fnotor cua? | Merkle to Hrooklyn, ‘The eg sep Was graduated from the maiden class|™Many experienced golfers are Bers | n-ty four’ t battles, the Indications ; ght they | peat ous j aces What's become ¢ | manager whe n the summer time t-fashioned the pennant ROE CHANEY JOHNNY KILRANE LIKE A MOUSE WITH A CAT. ANSWERS TO QuesRies. Simp—You need exerc hat. eee Knutt—Ping Hedie isn exactly coming back to the American League, but he will play wit h the Athletics, Foesh—This week's chess rulea aren't printed yet, ine ry a pitcher his bat. ting average is getting personal Gooter — We don't questions in this ex col n Bummer — A ye snow shoveller should be able to get work In August. eee Zapp—Send us a dime and we'll do aimee ves Grifter—Blackjacks are bad form. Getting harder for an honest man to earn a living every day, } [ MEETING AT BEAUTIFUL BELMONT PARK TO-MORROW'S ATTRACTIY RE CARD: THE RONKONKOMA HANDICAP) THE EOGEMERE HANDICAP “ THE GREAT NECK HANDICAP WITH A SO MILIG ATREYLUCH ASE anny Hee ih WOOD CONTESTS, Rach ay Qe apecial Wace tiatna fs len, push Penuae er 44°Be aul ttn Ave tito’ Plat: ave MA ua oo lee on a a) “Grand Stand a. Peddoe 83, Ladies, a, Bronkiyy " is FALL : ( f