The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1917, Page 16

a * Nees Benny Leonard, Although Handi- capped by Bad Left Hand, Outclassed Frankie Callahan, but Latter Never Backed Up During Bout. Ml, a1 Publishing Oo, apy rignt, 107) trie N ening W RANKIE CALLAHAN Is a tough nut. He's hard to hurt. He stood up under an awful lacing handed out by Benny Leonard at the Clermont Avenue Rink last night and mever backed up. He was always aggressive and gamely trying to fin Leonard's weakness with a right haod that apparently carried a knockout. Leonard won unmistakably. He “out- levered” Callahan and really boxed rings around him at times, but there never was a time during the ten fas rounds when Callahan wasn't willing to wade into close quarters and whale away for general results. Leonard was plainiy handicapped 4 bad left hand and he took few nces with it, He used it to meas- Ure and study Callahan for a right ross, and occasionally Jjabbed his op- ment lightly to make him respect it, it he couldn't hook with the bad hand. When it ts remembered that Leonard's left hook is almost as good es his right, his performance with Callahan was really remarkwbie. Benny had all the speed necessary and his feinting and blocking Were enough to discourage a less hardy youngster than Callahan, Ger ae ‘took smashes on the jaw without number and only once or twice seemed to waver from their force. Right uppercuts snapped his head buck at intervals and inside drives to his chin made him appear outclassed, but nothing throughout the contest’ cast any re- flection on Callahan's gameness. More than once ringsiders got the Impression that he might have out- lasted Gibson's contender for light weight honors If the bout was over the Marathon distance. T long range fighting tast night Callahan had little chance with the speedier Leonard, but he did considerable damage when he got close, excepting when Leonard tied up his arms, He whaled aver at Benny's kidneys and had his spotted with red blotches when the final bell rang. Leonard pulled a Leach Cross stall ing act in the third round and for few seconds had his seconds guess ing. Benny evidently read thelr fears, reassuringly waved his gloved fist ai Billy Gibson and then tut loose at Callahan with a series of wallops that put the gam little fellow in a maze All told It was a very satisfactory mixup, entirely pleasing to a crowd |the most marvellous and amazing sort. victory and three defeats, that packed the club house, OXING promoters of New York don't intend to stand idly by and wee the Boxing law repealed without some protest. They feel that the mistakes or misconduct of the Athletic Commission and the disap-! pointment of a disgruntled few who had visions of making a lot of money out of Madison Square Garden are Not sufficient reasons for wiping the law off the statute books, Accord- ingly these promoters, men of the type of Tex Rickard and Billy Gib- #00, intend to meet shortly for organ | imation, They feel that the revela- “ous of the Wenck investigation and the unfortunate death of the novice boxer in Albany happening ai at time have caused the Goves to act with undue haste mesnage to the Senate demanding the repeal of the law. They believe that they can convince the State's Execu tive that the good old ort tan't nearly ws bad us it has been painted. 'T is admitted on all si _BEST CHARLES MEOURT GOES INTO LEAD WN BILLARD MATE |Three Cushion Champion Moore Now Trailing, Score | Being 100 to 89. | Charlies McCourt of Cleveland moved to the front in the match for the world’s three eushion carom cham ‘plonship title last night. On the table in John Doyle's Academy, McCourt, the challenger, outplayed George Moore, the champion, by @ total of 58 polnts to 30, 1t was the second sea- sion of the match and It finished with the challenger leading by @ grand to- tal of 100 points to The accurate Judgment of speed, clov- erness in compelling the cue ball to to discern ponsibilities at all stages, made MeCourt formidable. Twice he was forced to make up tort ground used his safely en english to work out runs that tompor Hiy put him in. the lead, ‘One of the f that contained a long follow sot, and McCourt finished with & run of & that contained a great crows table carom and a f english in which the cue ball hu a the cushion for the length of the long rail. Moore's best effort was a run of # about the middie of his filled with dazsling shots. ing, It Found the table Enables \ Crescent Seven Beaten Thrilling Amateur Hockey League Game. in RUCE BMART, goal tender of the St. Nicholas hockey team, single } landed and by the greatest exhi- bition of defensive hockey ever scen | hereabouts, brought the Crescent A.C. up short in the race for the Amateur Hockey League championship in @ | stirring game played at the Brooklyn ‘Ice Palace last night. Bombarded and peppered by shots that came from all angles and at all heights Smart ‘held off all but a single goal, while ‘his mates, after two hard fought ‘halves and nearly three minutes of play tn a sudden death period, de- foated the Crescents by a score of tol tional vena St. Nicol from hin po nd caver pol Bernuth and Conklin, he m: | | Irish Patay Cline of Harlem and Stan- liey Yoakum of Denver will meet in the feature bout at the Harlem Sporting [Club to-night. It was at thie elub that Henny Leonard and Charlie White ad- ministered severe lacings to the Weat- erner, but couldn't knock him out. Cline thinks he will succeed where the other ‘two lightweight stars failed. In the \semi-final Augie Ratner of the Bronx and Jimmy O'Hagan, the Albany mi dloweight, will clash Moving made good fu all bonts at the local [clube Biuy Miske, the St, V'aul ight bearyweight, In wendttom | sin appear in @ contmt at the Capital A, ©. of | storgan, has tgned hitn to meet Jimmy Putty, the at ‘eul-Minoeapolie ou Feb, 27, Minko asked permiasion of Jobo Welamaniel to let kim bor io m town ou sod te t hee couwnted to let bi ia battle, | Batillug Levinaky will likely be bie ayponent, Smart’s Clever Defense of Goal THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1917. ©@ ENLARGE THE RuBBER CoRt | | OVERHAULING BASEBALL OF THE GALL AND MaKe IT Livery — mSGeAwS 106A FASTER Bae WOULD MAKE THE NITS LONGER nl s iPEd | | { | SHORTEN The STANCE TO ZONE FOR FOULS NOT CouwTen As | | TRINGS = Srrieres. 5 St. Nicks to Win PORTING PAGE IN NEW_ Ray and Myers, Star Runners, Insured for $10,000 Each CHICAGO, Feb, 2.—Jole W. Ray and Ivy |(PUTTING "EM OVER xe With ‘‘Bugs’’ Baer UMELY TOWN [zee NEWGOLF HONORS: hour days Famous Veteran Reaches Semi] ia YORK are better than one eight-hour day. perpetual Finals in the Lake Worth | 33e0 ‘itu "itins Wagner started In to play shortstop for Pittsburgh. Tourney. PINEHURST, N. C., Feb, 2—The St Valentine golf tournament has reached | em: the semi-final round. Lee W. Max-| S05 f well, New York, defeated George Small York, Pa. 6 and 4, 1. C. Ball, Unions] YEA BO. town, won from H. L. Bond, Baltimore |9and 2% Norman Maxwell, Philadelphia} List of bird beat Clayton G. Dixon, Philadelphia, 2] A. U. looks and 1. Henry Sexgerman, New York,| United States. the medalist, defeated Frank 8. Danfort, suspended by the As like a census of the ‘The magnates are right. If a ball Orient, Ll, 1, 5 aud 4. In the semt-}) 0°19 bo KC night as well BO to-day Leo Maxwell will meet} jostad ay of as possible, Beall and Norman Maxwell will 2 german, President Tener’s schen.e to ald the hagood batter is great, but why not simply PALM BEACH, Feb. 2.—It begins to} handculf teher and let it go a look as though Walter J. Travis, Gar-| that? nament, now being played here, as he ‘ came through his match easily in the] fers ver, ci second round, and will meet Frank D. La e ” Bulking Fragicr, Essex County, in tho semi- | emg a final to-day C. Van Dusen, Minne} LIL? GINGER. apolls, and 4 J. MeCh Lakewood, | also earned a pl in the semi-final] pHesiles naging »taining round. tthe Charte bore answer. eerie 1b correspondence, fin it t s, giving ow ting . decisions, uating the at- Mack also plays , free tickets, 4 ne checks and ¢ | tendance, young Ca | first base Looks like the strike will finish in the se A. Myers have been ins PLATE GONE INCH sured by the Hlinois Athletic Club for $10,000 each against intury on |! 2 tee | . Pees. TONERS their trip to Boston, whore they will compete in the games in that city |“ - [AU through the first half, In which the || on Feb, 3, YOU SALD IT, acts, Ueckse teh cher Uy. oak & Se ene Serer Ray fs holder of the InQoor record at one and a hali miles and also to give ibe valouhiea through te afafond, period, when his} : |] fs the national two and tive mile champion, fs iven't asked jhwid ont .. sregeenta 1 within less everal hanges Li ely | ‘ Myers ts he rope ee champlon and Western College Cons ittar ve labor unfoa, | then Dow Jardine,” King the" nuck, an) I ference record holder for the distance, Rehan. Con welt prominel rebound trot r % 4 winning eleven, he was t. i the Baseball Rul ——— Bc Mit ol marta gloves and a shot | ° ° whe oat ne be a ae a Se So as to Help Batters Vic Saier of Cubs Declares canine. inged the son et tt game, leay | H ’ i ‘Aaide from Smart's wonderful playing, . : e Ul Stand the of the winter, outskated and outplayed the St. Nicks, but their team work was not up to ame was one of the most thrilling The Crescents clearly Pitching Art Has Improved So That Hitting Has Fallen Away Off So in Fortnight Rules Committee May Adopt Suggestions | Made by Gov. Tener, John McGraw, Cigarlie Herzog and Other Leaders. Chicago First Baseman Denies Report Tha: He Has Signed Contract. ry nt ‘they could Rot get «helt formato Furthermore MeCarthy was co: ad few oppo rtunt y for any sort of a dash , who was one of Hobey Baker's mates on the Princeton seven, scored the r Contrary to reports, Vie Suier, the St. Nicks’ first’ gon! on @ shot from the By Bozeman Bulger. | the pitchers. It is unlikely ha oa, | blond-ha d first baseman, has not de after carrying the puck down the ice VERHAULING the rules of|# fle could be adopted without ‘atgned a new contract with the Chi- snisted. baseball to make it harder for) "cation, It ts iuteresting, neverthe- the pitcher and more of @ joy |e ride to the boys who wield the asi a vee UA i Like hae Always been a favorite winter | Suggestion, perhaps the most ook . ‘ Uy mi is the of a Mo oMte Club with a record ef'one| Pastime, but this year the powers | esting of all. It is the output of | |that be appear to be intent upon| Feel Imagination that 8 COmPFEM®D | President Weoghitha really turning out a new model, sive, Befor cing bis ple re hue injus- | qc fePort emanating from Chicago on More than intent is necessary, but] erZog © to the 8 | Wednesday stated that Saler had final- the Creecent wen down to « Ue for fist league standing with three 1e8 Won and one lost, the same an the mertean A. C. ‘Incidentally the cago Cubs. Mirthermore, Saler ia still Wied with the Baseball Players’ Fra- jternity and is going to stand by the lewuse, although be admits, he has agreed to the terms offered to him by rley Herzog with anng ntion Ms a 0 of of t in vor a (certain faults in the str re of the| tive of calling strikes on bd ny |ly decided to forsake the fraternity, fame have become so genernily obvi- | Mit line drives tha: fall foul by Those | 224 had aMfixed his signature to a con- li intents and purpos ose t | MdMartand before the latter vetined trom the ving, |0U® that the Rules Conimittee, meet-| To all intents and ariel those | tract with the Cubs for the coming ta wow woking after the affair of Brym Downe, |ing here within the next fortnight, | 4re real scientific | oe dou | ee | the crack Columbus welterweight. Me hée simed has taken the suggestions seriousiy.| Mt luck causes them to fall £001) Upon reaching hte office yesterday Downey wp to box Mritton for ten rounds at 142! since have been but few changes (#hOuld not act upon the batter @# 4) Dave iy President of the Viayera’ ade ringalde at Columbus, O., om Feb. 21 in the rules of baseball since it tirst|Psalty, dn other words, he is betug | Fraternity, found the following telegram Narviing Lerivahy hae tweu Dooked vp for two] began, and that is an excellent indi-|**¥erviy punished for really doing ta Baise ; ; ‘ : bom panny Morgan. 4 P| e ie P| erZo, 4 Absolutely no truth In the statement are ae ti eanee Reet On RRL, fe | Gnllam thay) tip! Sundhaantaliiprine |FeenLiA. work, Mernow SUNReAe | tee lcilekme crane | Chicago middlewetgut, far twel ciples were correct, For instance, tho] therefore, that # gone be deacribe While Saler has decided’ to stick by Youngstown, O., while om Ie, first body of men who fixed the dis- j along the two foul nes between third | the fraternity, Jack Enwright, a young teher dra, ‘man Jim Fiynn, and th cA from lsc for twelve rounds et the fence and between first and one of the bush tance between the bases at ninety | f suo clubs, ha out in favor vy Aula A, A, of thatom, feet did» perfect job. Had they|the ground limite, ‘Thiy zone should lagh gested ieee out i javor of Matt Wella, the Koullah welterweight, who has| made it u foot .shorter the battera|¥e at least ton feet in width, and] | Vol. Ruppert, President of the Yank | deen Maid up for seve months with @ broken arm.| would have had # cinch, and if it had | 4y Dall hit theréin Is not to be called yesterday, and the following | eeeet 00 ee sek. tan Me Sabeow, Demet! boon iengthoned that distance the|® foul. At the same time, Jt te pot | love reaieearana nia 4 " Feat eit Sinan holoned please find my signed con: ight from Lockport, N. Y., iu eo ten. pitchers would have been supreme. | © z: bese d safe hit. ne ie UE eto anon Bind by Ve Querusbery 4, 0. of But Did it ever ocour to you how many words the batter loses hie hit by ba the night of Web, 12, . uck, but it relleves him of an unjus! batters are safo or out by less than | ok bu {f James Shertin, the fight promoter of Cia-| six Inches” Livery baliplayer in America will |heartily indorse this suggestion, It Foimmat!, tw! ing to give Ted Kid Lewis @ gust] ‘There is now A sugestion by Percy by Players’ Cau €) ies iy Oe ' If an (en akster works on an feo wasnm tract for 1 nnn f | 1 was a member‘of the could not se 1 had my but to strike, so 1 ten resignation as a member on Jui. As the finish is the gruelling part of a rowing race, why not make it E'thought. the: fraterntiy, Waa rit ; would atick with It, butin'this case 1 easy by making ‘em keep on rowing ave Viewed the threatened strike from and not allowing ‘em to finish? Y Angle and cannut see it ay many DET en t y trouble with calling the atrite } he following letter from Enwright.! 9 draw is there ain't any gate ree who te at Bort Worth, Tex way recelved Y rooney to divide: no accept my resignation as a ees | member of 5 anization, As syou = know, [didnot tor 1 fron wy signifi for the 1917 weason, unl a carefully conaiiering the entire situa- K mT have decided to sign with the New Rs York Club." cA lives SALE TO-DAY | BOSTON, Feb. 2 Felder warreenived ot ane orice or || WORTH FROM | eh taeda SH F wae ony *20 10°40 $ Sethe inernational 1 SAMPLE AND " Pat Moran, manawer af the Pile, 1 | UNCALLED FOR ip conn, Soran and Eresitent, Bal | GARMENTS was rumored to-day that Alexander A 7 | The Yan wotue asics, wot, shoes sir; |BO NASSAU ST. NY. Macon Faapenehse wifern thi” NBET. FULTON & JOHN STS. a ere will Le included in the lot and Doke Farrell will be in charge the first squad, which will leave he | Feb. a4 Joe Kell Huston, will leave In a Dover Wall day 4, however,| Champion Johony Kilbane, the holder of (| gutoe of 61,000, a match of ten ands will be stance,|#macks of old-fashioned common{ Edmund Lamy, who signs himself! BARANAC LAKE, N. ¥., Feb, 2— that boxing and the commission |teatnarweight tle, wil tant Mie abponrance 124 |Srangel betwen Lave and Juak Britton, to be] Haughton to shorten that # tang | 8en8e, world’s champion speed skater, says | }rthur Staff of Chicago won the inter- | Under which it has been governed |! I Wblladdonia a the Nationa Oe et foo Ia tat city om Vb, Danny Morgan but that will be taken up a minute)” yon) MoGraw has offered a B04 | he will get @ leave of absence from | Pational outdoor amateur skating cham- | for the past year or so could stand | mt “real boas aay | ie ute RR: Sema Cae later: [auRRCRESR Alto. | He PIOPORS® $91 che Wlopodr so Norval Baptie | Dlonships for seniors, and Charles Jow- | IMPORTED [Piviavurgi fa ai bout of ms rounde | - D1 in the rules|leave the rules as thay are, but to/the Hippodrome to race Norval Baptle iia oe 1, Nacld won the te H @ thorough fumigation, Hut ttm sini mut bviow, tm whieh tle Ray wit oP 864) 4 magic wan arranged to-day detwenn Roy ao] THO Aral Dig change in ihe Hawn) Mil in ANT iivellery It will, be {If the latter 1s sincere in his challenge. | Sionehins Bane Loria eae Shee Bie in erAle the fault of the few rather than | vo Alilatar, (he California middiewsignt, who ie mak.| VAS moving, the piccher bac |remembered that In 1911 the sporting events of the midwinter carniva of the many ere are ANY number | sey the peualsing Paterson light |iME Ko0d lene, and Sailor Urande, alae from San | @0 am to encourage more Biting. BUt goody pe MCARBEAT bait CRIN |< pirat call itor ‘eeauaatiene: tari clam ir enlval CANERALE a cociin of honest persons connected with the | ‘tomms ‘uur ble bowen eats weighed teu | Peto Tury will clash in the feature bout! just as rapidly as they move’ the |extremely iy centre and the hit-!pionsuips and tournaments las been!) Jay Gould earned his highest brack Dublin end we ped i b be kee; an be did in thelr recent bout | ff hg nan i te Falragot A.C on Baturday pitcher back, the more he strives to/ ting for a month was remarkable. issued to the clubs ets when he defeated Eric 8. Winston aoe gh plane. Hurely no a be dis 7 ‘, y, | . i ) Fara av 4 eS Eyal as Piet can find fault with a man of NBC rrpengglevesbodges —~ master the new hapdicap, and he haa| Ordinary 250 hitters ware averaging by United te ; pete peeising le eri ed pte ada SPORTING Rickard's calibre, or with Billy Git pov met anaurr *) In onter to keep in the good graves of the legis eded. That is because | gt jo} The terrific hitting q| Tennis Association, It is explained that a ennis series be. re ~~ pon either, Gibson has promoted box. cramy's edary Mf Dutty te 00! tory of Minnewote, the desing club, peoreaceny | STAaUAlly succeeded: hi jatickors, The terrific hitting caused | henna Amockalton, ot enone than 200 | Columbia and Harvard Clays Patsy Cline vs. Stanley Yoakum Loe eb ingatone: ba ee “4 h round, st. Paul extend ax iuritation to them end their] (h® Ditcher is one man working fo mush tall t nt the iad dh eT ait Gan mark rday, Losing the first game 1 meaty 0 Hs Ia, ‘or years D 0 0 0 : 1 dly substity mall W ournaments on ratio st for the | ne 4h s. Gini without the remblance of adv, who aa just returned trom che |frlewds to atten all boring shows beld out then. | aguinst a group of men. All his | Horridly Abdel iiad & Tal Men ae eeeeiie season, Consequently such of | 10, Gould wallied strongly, taking tho = A IOUT — DM, 91 eriticiam, and Kickers staging $8,209 tu two fgbia, He received Mevwel hundivd of them attended @ recent am-| work is centred in one mind, while | 1) jig former stride, ‘the deteil, together with the dewire to| next two by @ score of 15 In| MOM bile As pens: Pe Willard-Mores bout fu i a Bt, Peal and | (ok ot Mt Peal betwera deck Britten and aiitel thuirs is scattered, McGraw thinks that if the manw- | avoid conificta, must be arran lanother series played 1b Wider fine, exam of how event i, the {91,200 tor bis end with Jobnay ¢ bats M cis he next tnovation was the font {facturers turned out another lively Ball tore the general. astangeme! | the latter players won elt seven s He Kid Nivair ne orderiy conducted along | igual, He wes today watched Ww weet Brn i ‘ ; vation was (he fold ig good old hitting days Would return, Ere | , 40! ToeMorrow Niahity Clermont s; Nigh class Hines, when the right man be Chicago welterweight, fer 00 beg pg ty yr Meta oe ai tw] vtrike rule, which turned into @ blg|Now, there Is an objection to that edule | Seam: ny. Nutty ia behind the project, at Kenoaia, Wis, on Feb, 14 | Joe Dranbigan, They it alt tere ne] advantage for the pitcher, though it{lively ball and a serfous one, If it | Charles Gullickson, a youngster from|\.. “ Xt is to be regretted that there| 1 who was the manager of Packey einer Geariic CH it kee nae ally intended as ethod |foe# too fast there is a danger of| One Hoy mark was broken when | puffalo, won the Ave-mile profes ithe Aa er axen't enough Rickards and Gibsons | Esl Ther TD Make nes Keone, i bet dock] wan originally Intended a4 4 method tying players. In 1911, during|the swimmers of the High School of race, the feature event of the re i rs Kein oS Of re pes.Ds puEineas ut w pest’ tow wens, | Nusehout Brom there] of shortening the game that month of walloping, the third |Commerce and Townsend Harris Hall akating races In Madison Square a nae ts S ve Kid Grereat rettable that too many un-| ; : “1 ese, & one-armed | Paluce &, ed ‘ giually regrettable that too many une| ss. rent sarap he's ever sect, In fact, every move for improva-|bincmen were compelled to @hirk (engaged in a dual swim of the champion: /!8at Might, Max Hess 8 one-arn ; Whig hewever, could be eliminated withuut J that they can earn $23,000 a year lewts, hia ms ws] went in basdball has been to the ad- | MANY | feat ot #hots that came cj, tournament at the West Si teth | gn hed, in a dead’ heat for | ec mineion (ie. ron ns 5 o under the direc stune if neither of t ever aaevt@it Champion, wh iteher t GOy oe ae Sticet Public Ba Ry taking five of | place. ‘The winners “ ni MONDAY NIGHT—Vioneer Sportin ‘4 Gibeh ado under the direction of {at this stunt If ee ee) es be Micaser Sorte Coe | vantage of the pitcher and to the |" "x 1 them explained to his Nee eenae Townsend’ Harrie | utes and_43, aeconds johnny Colon ves duck Markee. Adie, pale Would pUL the sport ahove personal lout of brother ‘Tum, Morgan saya, [BE Momay ugh, tae rowival ay otter to pox | detriment of the batter. Ax a vesult| mar nd the public: "I am not |the first six places, Tonnsen’ etn | so. Adin. B04, gain, jimmy, Wide dm criss Cig chumete, at| che twirlurs have gradually grown hired, for my bravery but for my|was able w romp off Tin te o a1 ya) } 1, | i" ake th , Ht thon 5 ho bY . | INNESOTA bas some EDUCING the Intercollegiate Fe" |geignt cesanded by the Briton—113 ringside, | WO sub mastery of the situation |°° Ny: saughton's echeme hus not commere, accounted for the 1 | SERIA BME ome very gatia on the Hudson from foUF |Thgt way wis! Jonnay waged whew tw detested | that batting bas fallen off at anjpeen taken very gertoudly by thom breaking verformance in winning the 60-| > ry pe ovine geet hic to three miles waa & Wike move. [Yoo Wager, Sharke'e manage, om Now Year's | clarming Tate, |who wore studying these Problems |yard swim tn 254-58 This broif tne | : ascending to Dan Morgan, who hus |*or some time interest bas heen wets | — Gov. Tener is convinced that the | Wille, he was still a football player. | fries figures by 19-58 The self-controlled man generally “ake oR ll line in the Poughikeepsle race, mainly | bite Polink mavaze of imme Kove public wants more hitting, and other ing a new magnate so much. Inter A He eee Leently detente eet? | because moet of the crews could not | Futile te an Hadera have token the samy view. \ested in tho sport, The President’of| caMpEN, 8, C. Feb. M—iThe lobles exercises control over others. Ohows. i The Goma “8 ny M Me | stucce 1 y wit and the strain of \to . new < oe they re cer nm that such a : saves Rr i sem ui ° Sinisane were turned on the Camden links when | Y f d b an 7 " 1 fl Jolum- | a. ¢., woe ; . rom rd to rom homejy. (. 4d Ho D. Cook de . . * ° there don't stand for any $7 and $10 \a four-mile pull, Colleges like Colum. |& wy Veauohing tee | demand really @axista, at will be com fivat ad by Revaralt W. C, Skelly and ou will In those about $ easifinal to i ' et ned by several inches, | A “" im pegnts Instead, they have laid down | pin and Pennsyivania, that turn out |ice i i mate + MAuule | paratively easy 10 change thy rules |Tt might help the batters a Ittie, but {feated Jack Jolly and James 1. NoriOn b * . A i then 48 to sco. ‘Then they fix inter, [sisut crews, Will be vastly benested | , fo as to help the batter an extreine change tke that woul be | up and S to plas. Ten of the Sieters | fluenced by his strict moderation. hes pal 1 dist At the Village A.C. tor wme Pow Ty he ba nd help is imecking at the undamental of |holes were made h § Mediate prices at $1 und $2, This |by the change in distance \ot dereay City ood deme Homseaey cr noose | ‘That the batters need help is not ite came that has stood all teste Foi cook, who were out In 3% | Fy A gives every follower of Loxing a] And a shorter race will undoubt- [Si ea tn coe tan wth Buy Meo ghia | to be questioned. Tn 1912, for in haat Bs, | 2 Especially will they be moderate hance to witness the best of contests i con. | nd Wail B Dray Moore of the ; ia ans irty. ‘ | == aaa = sie ‘ Seance earn ty iat ot aetett Lady mean, the gniranca ot ew com, ta ais ont Walt tau wt a” “*Vanance, thery were tRMtY-V® 8h) soe tyneh Wine Revision, | with food and drink fendances at the various shows have |r hay been invited to race at] Witte Reliy bas taboo arctier boxer unde | Oo” " wu |: NEW QSUBANE, Wi: Seslon Tepen | RACING SELECTIONS. ; been surprisingly large |Poughkeopsie, but Dr. Spaeth, tho |his mansameat Beng MoCoy, the Baitang | Cropped aries ee br tbargursee Jot New York won a fifteen round de- re} f thei tana ; os | con ind the facully authorities |tmniam, Meidy plaue {0 tl’ the nememee {in 101 to thirteen and in 1916 tt went \ciaion over One Punch Hogan of New| ’ ne o! eir stand-bys i: HE Gibbons brothers, Mie and | Hive aiwaye been opowed (0 a four. | las tournt many of Be bot min ts mgt! | back to sixteen, ‘These Mxures apeak |O"eane at the Lyric Theatre last night rirat AE NE Gay ' yee wonder~ bee ro gneitpay shay oaldnen Be, hae aiiia tacailina PS ees a for themselves: Batting is gradually | matched. to box Fldie Coulon herein || Lay i A ; fully mild and mellow Whiskey— 01 ty seldom | have 4 ; 4 to ae | os York Lad, Gari, TI i | yen . " 4 ming @ lost art two weel Hecond Race * . appear in ring bouts. ‘They aro popu- over three miles. | For thie reason | it Res Lemand's loft hand ie not bagiy | becoming ab ate > Aloourt : Wilson— Real Wilson—That’s z ». When {Princeton would never se ; hurt te will bos Jimmy Dufty of the west sige Now for the remedie 190 i Roan euros lar idols in their home State. When|Princeton would never send @ crew | . “ moede Wins Over Ut Third Rac homas Cal ¥, hot engaged otherwise, they tour |to Poughkeepsie. ieee th he tee. hee eae | Gov. Tener proposes making the! | Fe et fi nL Cxap Michael, Rhymer | éities and towns near by St, Paul, Jersey college will probably | Bin me Mirmmomt eh Meturdey |home piate larger and at the same] {i weive-round bout here last oe Fourth Tinos Wnon mara, Fook The Whiskey for which we inwented the Non-Refillable Bottle giving four-round exhibitions, From |reconsider ite action now that the | }time allowing a batter to take his| {i MAE aminthe tettte tee oath: Ba) Dllpeard, Mant arene thay sre regular! peas emailed en shortened, | Te ad of ue New Vole A A. wniant thease on three balls instead of four, |claion over Young Britt, Keday's bud Bib and lion King a « down Jr0 me $1, 50 , ae i \ A ey \ ' eA : : * na Willie Anirews hodokon wa been ofl ryat would be a radical change and|biO%e Nere too much for Bric. 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