The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1917, Page 14

___ THE EVENING WORLD, TU Tom Jones of the Willard Syndi- cate Blows Into Town. pyright. 1" by The ¥ Pyblighing € err, Non Hen Wreulng Wend) s OM JONES 1s in town inoog. Tom, you know, Is President of the Jess Willard Syndicate Lt4. Some one else may smoke up the Willard championship matches, hut when it comes to dictating terms, holding out for more money, &c., Jones is the guy who puts the final ©. K, to the papers, He is here only for a day or two, so the result of his recret mission may not develop until after Fred Fulton “makes @reund here at the expense of a few Ina heavyweights. When first seen Joner was busy as could be trying to Jeonts Grant Hugh Browne, It seems set everybody with a champion or a prospective title holder ts doing the @em* thing nowadays. Browne is bogi=ning to show the etrain of the Promoting Job he has mapped out for Gimself. So far his chief com- Plaint 1s indigestion, contracted, he says, trying to pin “Old Man” Ru- do:ph down to @ match with Le: Darcy, 8 a hold-out, Grover Cleveland Alexander, the Philites’ star pitcher, hasn't much on ‘ Rudolph. Alexander has been offered $8,000 to pitch the Quakers into a pennant next season, but he wants $16,000. Rudolph, offered $5,000 to stake his middleweight title in a bout with Darcy, turned up his nose.) $10,000 was his figure. Promoter Browne, when he heard this ultl- matum, banged on his desk and stamped around. “He wouldn't be held up by any one,” he stammered, Despite this show of righteous wrath, Browne raised McCoy to $7,600, and @aid that was as far as he would go. At a late hour last night Browne showed signs of standing another tap. Asked if he would give McCoy the $10,000, he replied: “Well, something 4n_that neighborhood.” Browne finally compromised. He de- cided to give McCoy $9,000 flat and 000 for training expenses. As Mc- Coy does practically all his training in a Brooklyn gym the middleweight shampion considered he won on points from the new Jen pro- moter, The bout will be held on the evening of March 5, Darcy will sign his set of articles @8 #00n as he receives them from O'Sullivan, his man O'Sullivan t take tho edge off t ‘awing power of his bout with McCoy by appearing in a@ preliminary mateh with any ether fighter, § Darcy's manager asked that the weight be 160 at 3 @’clock on the day of the fight. F Benny Leonard doesn't get an- other crack at Freddy Welsh and his lightweight ttle it won't be the fault of Billy Gibson, his mana- good" | ) Wenck Again on Stand To-Day in Albany Hearing ALBANY, Jan. 0.—Fred Wenck, the Chairman of the State Athletic Commixsion, who ts defending him- self against charges of extortion, will again take the stand at the resump- tion of the hearing here to-day. Wenck is still under direct examina-| | thon, Wenck was a convincing witness In his own behalf befor ranklin D. | Lord, legal adviser of Gov. Whitman | Ho told @ clean-cut, straightforward story of all his dealings with those | concerned in the application for a I- cense to conduct boxing bouts in Madison Square Garden in the name of the Madison National Show Com- pany, Inc. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN N “PRO” AT FOOTBALL—AN AMATEUR AT SQUASH ¢ EMNG OWWRoare, You are HEREBY DECLARED A PROFESSIONAL + J YoU PAY BUGS IN Te SAME PINCCHLE 2 CLUB WHERa Vivian Penny Bos (HIS CLQ@ARETTES. Dover ' or Even the Becker skeleton was rat-- tled about and dragged forth for one more public alring, and no pains wore | spared to produce anything that was or might be damaging or discrodit- able to the witnesses heard: Harry M, Pollok, who admitted that lis middie name was forgan, not Moses, and Patrick T, Powers testi. | fied that Wenck demanded $1,000 tn | real money for the much sought li jeenae, while Wenck asserted in most! forceful way that he never demanded $1,000, and, furtiermore, that he would not have expected to get it If he had Pollok charged that he gave Wenck a check for $100 on account, so to speak, and then hurried to the bank and stopped payment rather than run any risks, Wenck admitted getting the afore. | jsaid check from Pollok, but asaerted, | in forcefully, that it was on ac- count of $260 which the Beau of | Broadway owed him for servicea ren- | dered in 1915 for certain publicity work. He further admitted that pay. | ment on the check S stopped and | that the $100 which he thought was | safely in his grasp once more had | flown out of reach. | |Although of No Use to Club, the| Yank Management Has Sent This Player $11,000 in Past Two Years, but at Last His Contract Has Expired, Along With That of Pitcher Keating. By Bozeman Bulger. ROBALBLY the toughest contract P that a ball club ever had to swallow was cancelled yester- day when the Yanks gave Ed Swee- ney his unconditional release, They also gave Ray Keating a free ticket, but the figures in his paper were not nearly so much of a mouthful, Swe got toe hold on the Yanks the first ar of trouble with the then rising Federal League. Gtl- more and his fellow revolutionists| had been flirting with Sweeney about | leaving organized baseball, and Frank Farrell, then owner of the Yanks, ger. Leonard begins a sort of an|grew frightened. He wired to Ban @imination tournament on his own] Johnson, in Chicago, to get on the! hook to-night which he hopes will/Jjob. Sweeney, despite the fact that land him right on Freddy Welsh's| le was slipping as a player, nicked threshold. He tackles MAL Bloom,| them for a three-year contract call- more or less of a tough one, at the|ing for $8,000 a year, | Broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn} When Col. Kuppert and Capt. Hus- to-night, and if he weathers the|ton bought the Yanks they also ac- | storm will try to “stop” Frankie ¢ 4 quired Sweeney’ ntract, with two lwhan at the Clermont Avenue Kink|years to run, They did’ not want Thursday night, It will be seen that = esetins i Brooklyn is in for a lot of Leonard] > a this week, Manager Gibson looks on| matter to a finish, Dr, Goodspeed these two bouts as only warm-ups for| says Lam acceptable, Why? I chal- @ far more important fight with} lenge any man in the world to prove Welsh and he doesn’t understand why Grant Hugh Browne isn't up on his hind legs matching up the pair: | E) has just sprung a surprise by dropping Robert Folwell as head football coach, Right along it was thought that everything had been settled for Bob to again take up the reins on the gridiron at Franklin Fi next fall, There is a Jot of mystery attached to his dis charge. br ydspeed, Chairman of the Faculty Committ suys that Folwell was not let ¢ because his @alary demand was excessive. He declines to state just what was the reason, Here is what Folwell, who is indignant wuse of the treatmen accorded him, says have known for some t the Faculty Committee was r h to re-engaging me that tn» way the ¢ adjusted. Now that they have seen fit to make thelr repudiation of my name public I to fight the ' HE price you pay for Pied. monts represents all value— because Virginia tobacco pays no Duty. An ALL--Virginia cigarette— that my actions during the past sea- son have reflected on the University of Pennsylvania in any way. “If Penn is through with me I through with football, but I'm not ing to quit under fire.” ] season's 8 like a good bet that next intercollegiate rowing race at Poughkeepsie will be over a three-mile course Instead of four miles, as has prevailed for years, The rowing couches of Cornell, Columbia aud Penn at a conference in Philadelphia indorsed the three-mile ecommendation that the distance be adopted wilt be| mu o the Hoard of Stewards of! the Intercollegiate Rowing Assocta. tion at its meeting next month, Prin n and Syracuse have al. ready approved the proposed three. mile course, n Rice of Columbia, Pop Courtney of Cornell and Bob Wright of Penn were the coachen present at the conference tn Phila-| lelphia | Tha Cigarette of Quality ‘10 for «Also Packed 20 fer 10¢ ¢ ‘Catcher Sweeney’s Case | Proves Baseball Players Are Not Always Slaves |." Youn@ Man ou § S@LL LAWN MOWEeS {To Tennis Pave YOU'RE CAPITALIZ Ns Sour ReeuTations SARE! — } Ce Be ie YA PERC HAVGHTON “AS Has HARVARD b+} GMOs ron Prere news | two hundred sentor golfers sat} dinner Inst Mh Delmont The abject for calling the ve together was to form & seniors’ Kol tion “that will ins the. future. take Sweeney at all, but there was the | share their annual tournament which paper! Big Ed had gone back con-| his by o popular asa Cxture at the siderably and they farmed him out] ApAwamls ¢ Soa be Br to @ minor league club and paid the King Ire den difference in salary between $ and $8,000 without any comeback Club work out satistact: the me: all. Again and again they offered to ee eM T D id Wh t if t will rival and perhaps eclipse the Mi oney, 16 Wo ste f nd Vier rose Kames of & week ago, which we buy out Bweeney, but he would listen | Water irown, Bocretary o Decide at Is an Amateur [Enid Oboe thet drentest indoor caries . ‘er held Athlet ‘rom every sectto Hi rh sted on hie #50 ya clans Ci. Jan, | 20.—The | Of the country will participate, “Stans 6 insisted on his $8,000 a ye st ntine tournament starts here to- I they have - ape | ford University has been invited to d | In their two years of ownership | ay with ‘un “eishteen-hole qualifying Hard to Understand How Men| they ay seinane bedi denn ah 4 Se yet a Chait tie Cae Oiroreae this single contract, of no use to} sound over the course, The entry j are ate e been asked to come ‘from them ahatever: oat tha Colone: aud ee etad ta Peete tah Amonee those With Such Pro Connections a8} that nave ve en turned loose the past and Kline, the Hamill the Captain $11,900 in co hey Caines White and Norman’ Maxwell | Have Haughton and Brookes|¥e#r 1s just as much of mystery as| sprinter, has elso been Invited to com: did not even see the player, but sent the skewood finalists from the late Stevenson created in fiction, | a him bi-monthly checks for playing In Thankeglving Tay affair, | White and} Can Compete at Amateur| wre sporting columns recently | a minor league R h been down seve . ange “ Se aay The contract iy now un, and Cunt. Sint Wulow Ravir'tin gifeg’ Nes] Racquets, While Rooney Is/iuve slated now course, archtecte] (— ee ee Huston came all the way from Do’ two are i he + lade eG DECK DATOR as Ke iad Hall,,Ga., to celebrate {ts passing ieee Ger Me gnty lead= | Barred Because He Teaches) row oung men culinected with « ence neludes B. P, Mer i . | sporting goods houses have bee: . ; STi be TeAnG CRA: Boreeiayi tan tare bee Maxwell wine Youngsters Athletic Exercises.| competioa "to forfeit’ their amateur| Alexander Wellington, a member of fl ee) ae . recent. advertiser standir dof the various experi-|the Irish-American A. C. hockey team, used the extra money to purchase i eal) and Plerre By Jences of different athletes have en- | plans to obtain a temporary injunction Gerace pusiness in Chicago, and that, ert 2 Hun who ha HERE are a number of Jekyll | countered with the amateur code, yet against the Amateur Hockey League to- | {Breauition, fo eer RaBlas sn a MTOR CRA TRL peers wwaiTiEs and Hydes in sports who jo] % s has been reported of the fate| day, so that he may be permitted to! The moral of this is that the ball- “PP ee to get away merrily along thelr way com dae who have) pay in the contest between the Irish- players are not always the slaves with ge pn ayme tural Pin, two peting as amateurs in some sports| Me bednae netsh S28 | American Club and the Hockey Club thelr neses to the grindstone, Vor an At Praynt ane . land professionals in others, How ost member of this, Which ts scheduled for to-night at St. indi ion of their predecessors the i set is Percy Haugh-| Nicholas Kink, Three weeks ago, at a pr nt owners of the Yanks have BE coughed up exactly $11,000 in cash with no comeback, ating cont t was not so It did not have long to run, Bue it Ned for $5,000. ; Ne has been other imp tch between yen his unconditional release, ani " rig though he cost $8,000 the club is lett a wie Sellaws Bea juay been with an empty b. to hold, t avies who will swap When Keating first came In from Punches in thi are Billy Miske, the} the New England Leawuc heraldedec k St. Paul fighter, and Gunboat the world's greatest spitball pitcher the game and willing fighter, | Frank Farrell thought he had a pen- now in this vicinity, ‘They were se-| nant sure He outbid all other com: Md to-day to match ‘a ten-round ors to get eating and patd pout a show to be staged by $8,000 for his rele The big fellow | Covt at to ‘be staged by the has never been able to do anyth Soe £06 Bb peu: Sanh On of real value to the club, ‘ the night of Feb, 22. Smith is to re- Next to Keating the most foolish celve a guarantes of $2,000 outlay of money known to New York — eball was the payment of $7,500 | Renny Leonard is in fine shape for bia ten-ound for an outflelder by the name of Me- bout with Uhil F Brook niwelght, | loney. This young man got his which wi aged ut the Broadway 3. ©, at cS nee the first day, and the old-time Bp ton Leonard has already a K, 0. fans still remember how he was. dibion m, but the latter will be in urged to w ra mask for fear of ab rn " and expecta ty make | fy boll Knocking his brains out by Wonant fait harder thin ever before im order to hitting bim in the head mn, Young ose ung Carr in the Capt, Huston left Ban Johnson at «mi tival of ten rovnde Dover Hall, where t Aanecioan League mogul t# having a vacation in| Billy ait Ay gave his consant te Dick full understanding that the plavers' match Jim y, the Irish heavyweight strike is over. With him is Mr. Pipp, (aga 1 heavyweight in & tensround bout father of the Yank first baseman, and at the Clermont \ Brokisn on Feb, 8, Wilbert) Robt manager of the | ts gma tom for bouts for Brooklyn Dodgers. Coffey ftom out of town As to strikes and untons, they are not worried, Joo Amvedo, the € nia Mahtwe! Vad got him ma with Johnuy Kilbane and | Sn . ' a lie waa taken dently A w # jaundice, He has bean laid he is wi Dafly Wins Over 7 hey. p Johnn plete with action all the way, Jimmy vane aul at the Harlem Sporting Club Duffy of the west side defeated Tommy Feb, 9, ared off by Matchunaker Tuohey of Paterson before a crowded Lon ayn pean Law, af wp at the Manhattan A. ¢ ha | iselos'e ve no epitome ound | th Sought | ke a pair of wildeats all be @ to # Kilbane the sort of a battle ne Way. Duffy's superior strength en would expect bim to abling him to y : ; vi tes _ Whips Geittitns. Tommy W a0, Who has wereral good \ - ' + Val Moore, the | \ . Venn, Walsl wis A Les with Frankie Bums of we 1 “ next mon : Histan rN anid bouta Ma - 7 : Hasy for Lewts, a) Ted (Kid) Lewis, the English i \ welght, played with Willie Heeche pias Tan of the east site, in te opente how of the a A. ©, in the Bronx Wil pees we last night, The Englishman hit Willie qm ¢ wh with everything but the water bucket. , and in the sixth round had him on the - 4 ita, was matohed ‘ ten rounds in Milwaukee oa noctarnan Orie : %, Feb. 6 Moba wos to have BR OCRRaT Et ; Buy |g hut Smith's manager refused the the Ozark Fear, In ten A bin for an before the Flower | s ae Brennan used a pi bg Pp face badly a deve bd ? dat body, with we oe, | ren ta abt, ‘The lade who will figure Brennan had f the roun is |in tis important sorsp are Kid Williame, former and the beut by « thy MAFKLD, | Dantamweight champion, aud Benay MoNell) of “THIS KNOCKS THe TAR OUT You INSULT ME ‘| Tim aN 4 AMATEUR | ad ESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1917. EW YORK \Carpentier May Come Here With Aviator Navarre PARIS, Jan. 30.—PMlott Cowdin, formerly an American aviator in the | French army, but for the last six jmonths an attache of the British ‘army office in Paris, is on board the steamship Espagne carrying a propo- sition to Tex Rickard to take Aviator Jean Navarre ind Georges Carpentier so , to tha United States next winter, ac- cording to Stephen Bigelow of Bos- ton, a member of the American esca- drifie here, who will be Cowdin's | partner in th» affair, ‘ Cowdin and Bigelow hope to hire Rickard for $50,000 to manage the en- terprise, and the quartet will ap- pear in various cities, making their first appearance at a leading hotel, | When the American aviators will pre- , sent Navarre and Carpentier to the distinguished guests present. “The main object of the undertak- “There 13 No 4 our "MINDS" THET Your, AMATEUR STANDING I> ‘ (MAURICE, LET'S OPEN (A TRANS SHOR STORE » (You FURNISH THE | | EXPERIENCE AND Tite PuT UP THE PYONEY - How ABovT IT? said Bigelow. “Cowdin and I will put | the matter in Rickerd’s bands, If he thinks it wise to let Carpentier box, we will arrange bouts. If Rickard enters Navarre in airplane races, we will have a fast French machine for him. Cowdin and I know a person- jage here who can get permission for |Navarre and Curpentier to go to America and take an airplane with them “Just think how Navarre and Car- pentier would pack a theatre in jAmerica if they appeared on the | stage! We expect to leave Franco December for about a three- next months’ tour. — Ted Meredith, considered by many | the greatest middle distance runner of all time, will hang up his spiked shoes for good and all after the national track and field championships of the A. A. U., which are to be held in St. Louis on Sept. 7 and 8. Lawson Kobertson, coach of the University of Pennsylvania, who was engaged largely through Meredith's) ) instrumental the authority for this announcement of the Quaker flier's forthcoming retirement. Youn man, TM ant AMATEUR!) (Tt PROMME TO } ATE MY ABLITY To / PiAy Sour | Bolin and Zander, the Swedish mid Jand long distance champions, wh been invited to ite States by the Ama Union to take part in the nath indoor | track and field champions! Larch 17, will make thelr bow on’ American | soil, t the invitation to cross the ocean, at the Meadow Brook Club games at the Commercial Institute | in Philadelphia, on March 10, one week | before the title’ mee! If the pinns of the Meadow Brook Supreme Court Is Needed d's football coach in the ng of the Amateur Hockey ¢ | about PUTTING 'EM OVER With “Bugs” Baer _ skaters are always in mid- summer form. Harvard crew had better lay off the Columbia elght, Those Co- lumbia bo shake @ mean: ar, If you mutta ask Barney about the National Go to & Vigurous two boure’ artiil Frenohman hae invented a poisonous gas that is almost as as the fumes from a wrestling YEA BO, Makes ublic wonder to read ing will be to raise funds for France,” | about baseball star refusing $7,000 @ © year. We could get along on $7,000 a year without having to cut our own halr, Never hear the neighbore com- plaining about the cheering at @ chess tournament spoiling their sleep. ~ Some pugilists would look more at home in the ring if they were on bicye The Boston A. A. has some neat hockey players. They shake mean pair of skates. . WE HAVE “SEMI-PROB. ‘WHY NOT SEMI-AMATEURS? Changing from the American to the National League won't help Catcher Alva Williams so much, It js ath! the same throwing distance to second base. Darcy isn't so anxious to meet Billy Miske. Bil shakes a mean act of glow LIL) PErFER. Clark Griffith is very ish to trade three of his players right in the middle of an exciting winter pennant race. ' Manager Rickey «ain't the striki He has fourteen Browntes, which is to lose the pennant with, ‘The Cornell team is now pmcticig on the ent rubber chess board, Bjureted yed In @ mi: Bieri, nied Ie Sa of "em managed to beat her, YOU BAID IT. Can't make Tom Cowler a champ |ony more than you can make |graphophone record y"1y @ tune that jain't on it, | Seems that Europe is willing to stop fighting just as ‘as America decides what an amateur ‘(Baseball Briefs tI was learned to-day that the Giants have put in a claim for the ser- vices of Joe Wagner, the second bases jtnan of the Cincinnati Reds. Matty tes cently asked waivers of the player, and sald. yeaterday that McGraw res walve. Wagner will be South by the Giants, He te @ faat r jand good base runner, but never amounted to much at the Yate. of the Ubran Shocker, the yo ‘ball |pitene Yankeon” wine Sparrow to-day that it was index finger which was fract NORFOLK, Jan. 30.—Dave Robert- his ‘contract unsigned to the New Robertson that unless his salary for Furthermore, nlgont’ at tae poston | Comewtaris (he lencun eames suo Club ; pomp ne le nes, Sper hanirany in oraec ent {Of professionalism having been preferred |not his right, his odd minutes, U°) against bim, England, ‘They will box fifteen rounds, no deck ton as & professional foot-| | JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Jan, 30.—A|son, outfelder of the Giants, jou, at 120 pounds rin ch ta probably the best in the |biil which would permit racing Under a | his ctu A itis reported pulls down | part-mutuel system has been introduced |Club_ yesterday: Young O:to, the east aide lightweight, who waa] COUNTTY. It Is reported yeas teaching {the Missourl House of Representa: | that he will stand by. the frat some K. 0, artist @ few yetre ago, the mnaon huskies football, Every {vet The bill ts intended to revive rac: !ite present ght Jimmy Finn of Long Island Cit baeaee hs Seer cvetgeet es ing in St. Loula and Kansas City for a will not play bout of ten rounds at the next boxi 10-l that Haught nF fer — wu 1 Guan | hee son of thirty days e: pming season 1s increased, ment of the Queensbory A, C. of Long tatand| phat ttaighton ts worth everything | City on Saturday night, aMike Smita meta Tommy | NT Tle ew gente ago Haughton pees Nincreased his professional activities . f ning condi. DY ASSUMing the Presidency of the ‘The doxing game is still t9 @ flourishing condi | PY g y of th tion at Minnowta, for in @ recent bout at st, Boston National League | Baseball n Jack Britton aud Mike O'Dowd the Club, He is also the head of the Ul figured close to $7,000, despite *POrting goods business in Hosto: Yet despite various profe Ns in Sports Haugh- the fact that on the night of the ehow it waa 20 sional connecti degrees below sero, ss ton enters a racquet tournament Aud ‘The reason the B: ed Kid Lewia, the fast English welterweight, competes as an amateur and appar- sigved up by his manage, Jumaie Joho: ently It is perfectly all right. Pe leadare axa tevineitol decide ahah ston, to moet Johnny ( ne orher crack haps the racquet amateur code 18 |} ciause, bnLaRtaina aah A’ As weight iN @ tea-round bout at Dayton, O,, elastic and can be stretched like rub. | Cl@sse4 48 entertainers, If such a d nigut of Feb, 9. ber to meet individual e have to ally itself with the White ‘i + Boppy | Then we find the case of George It ts held by offictals of the Wh At the Vilage Sporting Club Friday night Bovby | Brookes, another professional football |f ment, and that tho players Hap t ermal vey i bate sine ame of duemy CO8CH, Who frequently competes in |] classed the same as vaudeville perfo Oe wil ae ae yr Joes’ amateur racquet meets and without| | Fe eee 4 murmur being raised about bis ama- ||| White Rats’ charter, President Dav teur standin eke) It dy pugalin did not profess to know anything affiliating with the vaudeville ac r of Willle « how men like Haug’ ational victory over ton and Brookes can filtter from t . is confined to bis bed from an) professional to the amateur sports || “The matter hae nevor bi Jackson is thing a ral ane yet remain amateurs, while an) J any such move, however, it would ladelphia this week, ard is mid athlete Ike Rooney, the oarsman, ts!] oughly by our Board of Directors to bo playing to crowded houses, Jackson will banished as an amateur because in| 1 should be guided by their action,’ take his next riug appearance in # # conjunction with his duties as a park Mr, Fultz announced had been expelled from the Fraternt of his pledge. Walter Maranville of the Boston we week from ; Me lay night yee he teaches youngst fundament J prcises, | Whe mateur- | fan Hke Haughton and Rooney are Mickey Dunn, who was scheduled to box Frankie Burns, the J y etar, at the Harlem Sport yee ee ese elaine ed it is easily understood how || signed @ contract. The telegram te eee de tae a as a supreme court or commission will| J contract. Am with the boy: t him, This will make two bouts for| DC the only logical solution to the arkey next week, a on Monday night he boses existing mateur trouble that is now inding d Jounuy Coulon at the Pioneer Sporting Club P root in all our sports, | —>-— -— Jobuny Harvey have arrived whom the latter stopped Billy Baker saw the Willams he thought Williams won. Wilson in fi Herman m RACING SELECTIONS. NEW ORLEANS. focision, Harv x First *—Tootste, Garl, Hester m 8 ‘Club on Friday Second Race—Royal Interest, Pro- Hessly Ina Keene c s. Thiel Merchant, Ophelia W., + O'Brien at the na Bho st the Fourth Race—Gatner, Bob Hensley, Condow at 1 Madame Herrmann, nie; Mand Wi Fairmont A, C Firth Race AP sauw Sixth Impres Woodward, Pockichoo, & special show at t Race ston Greetings, Yodelos. Danny ently handled Val Mo anager of Battling Reddy weight, and Henny Volgar, v, who up to is now the the Harlem feather | the French bantam, | ————_===_= ROLLER SKATING | IN E. & J. 616 West 46th Yooper hie mauager, Foslabt, Rus bout qinar Dotty, the "set ude. lghimelshs who feated Tommy TNohey at the Manhattan A, , MADISON SQ. GARDEN J ant might, haw 1 matches 0 He'll bor Ree? afternoon and erentog, in. | Pasig Wellsce of the Clermont Risk Barwans shonin sanidaye, “in 1Se work hgh tte MoXatrora a te Hoadley Sting A IAND New MAPLE atian AOC, Keb, 1. Two By Tearing Skates, ADM neta | Joe Ronde, the Tacom whe doses |F 9 3 i'Siiat 25¢ pes Deren th tne Revie og > | WHITa Lanad {i teen tee Gree aes aren SPORTING, ss, Tue Scorch of Great Ags, on as it was made by Jack Kear, who ls uo! mw Py eT a: | iadnay Lasnard ! eball Fraternity {a9 having trouble securing an American Federation of Labor charter came to Nght to-day. The labor Rats, the vaudeville union, brought to my attention, at Mike Prendergast of the Chicago Cubs The Fraternity leader also showed a telegram from Use this any way you gee fit.” ANNOUNCEMENT JOHN DEWAR & SONS are ample stocks here of DEWAR’S Scotch Whiskies to enable the trade to make immediato deliveries of all orders. Any one experiencing difficulty in getting DEWAR’S should communicate immediately with their sole agent. er or not the ballplayers are to be cision 1s reached the Fraternity will ute Rats that baseball is an amuse- tainers, As such, they would be ‘8, and {f they Join the American rm jon of Labor they would be compelled to come in under the id L, Fultz of the Players’ Fraternity about the possibility of the players ‘3 to join the Federation, He said; jefore we make have to be discussed pretty thor. and voted on by our membership. ty for signing a contract in violation Braves which denied that he had as follows: “Have not signed 1917 BURKE St., New York, = Pad |.