The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1916, Page 12

From Police Protection at Ball Parks Is a Relic of the Dark Ages. o New evening World HERE ie Pectiliar police rule in New York. Citleens gath- ored in a ball park or @imMar place are not given pf Protection. The theory of the Depart- | Ment is that a ball park ts private Property, and therefore the city @houwld not be put to the expense of | Policing |t. Personally, 1 fail to seo anything @apentially “private” about a park Where from ten to forty thousand @itisens of New York aro gathered z on why the| 7 ‘haps there is no re Property of the ball cluba should be Protected, but there certainty is no Feason why the public should not have police protection whenever it is Needed. As for the so-called “special | officers”’—thoy are a joke. The poo- ple know they aren't police and that they won't dare to exert much fore fm case of a disturbance. That lets! | them out. One real policeman wo | ‘be worth a do: of them. There have been rumors that tn eabe of 4 Giant victory over Brooklyn this week the Giant players may be attacked by furious bre lyn Cane, There wu one » of rowdyism of this sort on Saturday, when Pat Moran, manager of the Poillies, was Mobbed on the field after the game @nd struck on the head by a stone thrown by some unknown ruftian, Of course this miserably unsp Manlike proceeding was th rk @ few toughs of the sort that can b found in any crowd—and not sane- tioned by the Brooklyn fans in gen- eral. The point is that thousands of People were tn ao piacticully public | ering place, that there was riot- and stone throwing, and at least ta | ot one man was hurt. Others might eee been hurt, and others may be rt if a sinilar attack is made on of the Giants. he police rule barring citizens from police protection ‘Sust because | Police Rule Barring Citizens ol = gat — wilh Sra, RO TAG BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK | Red Sox J Will V Win Series On Their Pitchers it They .Win at All, Says McGraw “Qutside of Box It Is Not a Wonderful Ball Club,” Declares they are behind « board fence and not out on the sidewalk ia a relic of ‘the dark ages. T have a letter from Jack Bulger, who says he has just taken over the management of dim Savage. “Nothing would please me bet- ter than to match Jim against Bam Langford.” he writes. How Jim's manager must love him. ship to ‘Tommy Burns or to Marvin Hart.” He lias a wager with @ friend of his. Both lose, Jeffries never “gave hia championship" to either. A championsip can't be given away, There's only one way! to get @ championship, and that is to | win it. When Marvin Hart fougnt Jack Root in Nevada after Jeffries's tirement from the ring Jeffries wos hired to r the bout 6 pre mMoters sent out statements that fries would “give the championship’ to the winner. This Jeffries flatly re- do, saying very properly thar t nor Root was in the championship class, and that he nd the title aroun: that he “gave Hart knocked the title to Hart w Root out, Neither did he ever give the title to Tommy Burns Tommy urns ww world's champion. After Jett tirement left the title with owner Tommy Burns whippe O'Brien and Marvin Hart had already take Jack Johnson, t Diack heavyweteht in Burns knocked out champion of Austrailia, who has ¢ to America hoping to fight Jott After that Burns went to Engl ‘and knocked out nner Moir official Engiieh champion. He kn out Irish Champion Roche in | Going to France he knocked dewey Smith and Pill Squire H Next travelled to Australia, where he knocked out Squires again, and th knocked out the new Australi The life of your car depends on proper lubrication. Every working part willdo its work more easily if you use Dixon's Graphite Automobile Lubricants. They totally prevent metal to metal contact and make the whole car run more sivotiily and last longer. There is a correct Dixon lubri cant for each part of your car Ask you iv for the Deron bi ng Chart Sorses Cry, Md. Giants’ Leader—He Thinks Boston Team Will Go Into World's Championship in Better Condition Than National League Entry on Account of Driving Finish in Tener Circuit. BY JOHN M’GRAW, Manager of Giants. ox will go into the World's Series better prepared National League en- and therefore with {ariving finish ant our cite: cult wilt bring reader wants to know whetber Jeffries “gave his champion- | ong staff starts a club off full of 916, by John i, Wheel i The! MRS. HURD ELIMINATED IN FIRST OF MATCH PLAY. There ts no uy and Canadian golf eliminated from the | re isn't time venous to do any Bredoteweitieesh was an'a national champlonship If the Brooklyns had carried a lit they would haveruined is @ peculiar At times the Dodgy lt the contide tle more tient, 4 of mateh p of upsets almo: think maybe ts was 80 afraid he championship © had something to do with this playing | ay toy Club, a former > was defeated by dith Cheshorough of Burlingame It is foolish ever to show r players you are the Dodgers have shown gameness In ern champion, I think Hill Carrigan } . t pitehing staffs ever cocraled in gia, Was elluninated rox of Huntington, 3 competent handl rigan isa great judge of m ne look at a twirler w up whether or not he is fit e to discover the state plonship, triumphed over Miss Georgi= The Country Club, | cin's card of SO Was a pitchers at he TWO 100-MILE AUTO RACES AT SHEEPSHEAD ON OCT. 28. Having fought}... . i Phillies win two, lo: Brooklyns win two, (PUTTING COMING INTO THE LAST LAP Copyright, 1916, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) —TFennaNT "EM OVER ”” Baer With ‘‘Bugs LEVELAND | Made a Great Showing This Season. They Played Just as Many Games as the i oe |the foot | in phen et ip and sive bl wit manna se. 2 Jack Coombs’ 8 s Feat of Defeating Giants Gives Dodgers mes on Phillies jit Brooklyn Only Wins One of! them out of the Red Sox. Wonder if there . will ever come i time when Harvard and Yale will have to play 4 double-header to get all fang out? he We There is no record of any fighter wearing spectacles in the ring, but there are some who should. The dirds who fired Brooklyn's World Serica rates seem to forget there: is only one John D. Rockerfeller. ger to pay re ain't any ware is were put to attract the binson's young life, After his trip to o Argentine, Sam Langford announces that “America First” only means North America, Can't tell whether Cincinnatt fans will support & winning team until you give them @ chance, A duck can't swim without wate 7 sternoon’s ala 18 000, “¢ te their banquet At this stage of the « nats the magna’ em tor not 1 aeant to be an umpire, And with the umpires stand. My eye upon the fout line, 4 thousand in my hand see T want to be umper tnd with the umpers prowl, Jack Coombe i sounible is on nals of based: Next Three Games With New! York, Quakers Will Have to| Land Three Out of Four From | Braves to Win the National | : League Pennant. Aa this condition Some of Combinations Possible in Dodgers-Phillies Pennant Fight ‘The Dodgers, with three games to play with the Giants, have a lead of a full game on the Phillies, who have four games to decide with the Braves. Some of the combinations possible: The etanding is: Brooklyn, 92—59; Philadelphia, 90—59. ‘Therefore, the wins and joases in the following eventualities will be: Brooklyns win one, lose .wo, 93—61 | Brooklyns win three, lose none, 95—-59 two, 92—61 Phillies win four, lose no} By Bozeman Bulger. for the | to be carrying a pugtlistic tombstone! yain't on the skill of Jack . but we cannot |, g to advance on the teher grown gray Nationa) League, Clube, WL. PG) Guba WG Brooklyn..92 59 .609 | Chicago., .67 86 £0 59 604 | Pin 65 69 86 62 588 Brooklyn, 2; New York. & Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 0 (1a game). Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 1 2d game), New Terk at Hrookiyn, Boston at Philsdeiphin 2 games), | of heavywelghts will @ ten-roung bout to- cht. The ble fellows who will els bs Gunboat Smith, the former heavy- welg! of Californta, and Joe Cox, the e oxer and hard hitter of Spring: | fleld, M They will tin the feature fight at the Broadway Sporting Club of Hrookivn, and ax both are confident of |? winning, they ought to furnish an in teresting scrap Hire Jobnay Dun went all Une way to Low ngeles, Cal, to try to induce Fre Weian | 4 (weuty-round gm at Denver or foe the world’s Hehtweagot tik, | th succes, hh toheat t Jimmy Hanlon for tweive at the suture city A of St, Louie om Oet, ¥ wut Iwilee aud Ne mmnager wil pea’ } ew heavyweight, tor | on te oot Get 12 Mf Mieke beats Levio- | Kenomba 1 get plenty of big bouta in this | gast ky he t + Howe | Ht aty tai started train. Jack Dillon, the light heavyweis! brought off at the Hroohlyn, ‘Taeeday evening, Oot, 10, wd Nufue Cameron, the colon heavy Waot, and has won neveral battles in (he last few: montin «O'Brien, ff came up swinging a war « ry spectator in t surmounted the biggest obsta has faced his c MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDING OF CLUBS ved was Mr. © American League, Bop Cum ra Chae, | Boston. of their next three Hew will have ‘an || Chicago... 60 99.492 | Detroit, 85 64 670 | Cincianau.60 93.492 N. Results of Games Yesterday. New York. 5; Washi LAUREL ENTRIES. shown real leadership Games To-Day. Washington at New York, Philadotphia at Hosen, he latter will make the 116 pounda ringside, ams will do l¢ 10 pounda laims Ertlo has been of. | rouy | Martin, DEVONSHIRY Hebiwmight hay al aia mont A, C. uf Brooklyn | waity received norrow's rac = sage digestio. ° nourisitment ls tea rouud bout Hecause Wolgast is vith, 4d Wei fapwant in ph nimaking B Budweiser~ its ee Be cleanliness in process ae & gurvounde nes and pasteur- reel beverage. ftox tried hued with owlngs to land PHILADELPHIA whtot will {nine of Baltimore [rou At the rounds, Ben Budweiser Bottled at the Brewery ANHEUSER-Buscu, Sr. Lours, wi que ‘the local hoy would” the ft! AUTURN, N.Y, H's Point Mata. Chub. ‘On Sale everwhere, We, Boney Viana Grocers and Retaile: NESUBER-| BUSCH A¢ yay pole Clube Bitan a dace eat as. ry BUSCH SCH BOTTLING COMPANY Distributors } Families supplied 4 4 cy New York City N ‘ And clutch a thousand ducats For yelping “Fair* or “Fowl eee 1 want to be an umpist. fud with the umplata flock My lamp glued on a chalkline 1 thousand in my sock? Vor « gentleman who is supposed? around on his & upernata t. Gunboat Smith 93 ». And the accent} either, Vinge $1,000 to wat some other bind got tay Bite bre Candidate Hug but we h feve that part a having 0 chane nade & good © voters don't ut the Tigers still the peampant. The professional re holding! 1 golf ook as if professtor miss @ put Being sht and too h itwelght, Bob Moha star he downpour of op fk fork in his hang.$ SPORT FACTS. 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