The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1917, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1917. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK THRIY CANTS IN DARCY’S FIRST OPPONENT YANKS FORCED 10 = ar TOGS FOR INTIAL Ba UE, THe meu -POSTPONE Opens AQMD Bi! AT MARLIN. §, Cas Of MILITARY DRILLING: he looking fit, the walls lon Account of f Capt. Huston’s Manager throw | vises avers I seine) Morning Dillon Sure to Have His Hands and Afternoon Practice. | Illness, Soldier ~Manoeuvres Ore gaa Deferred Till Later in Week, | The baseball Full Trying to Knock Qut Al = McCoy To-Night. MARIAN, Tex. Fe TW O17, by the tree Rypnehog Oe. ie! New York Broains Wana MACON, G Feb, 2 ‘Capt. Hu- S4 ston of the Yankees is slightly Ill, eo mah Va the opening of the military drilling DOWN SOUTH THEY ARE HOLDING O 77. \ tor the club has been postponed un- | 70. THEIR PLATES, ' ul later In the week, when a ship- nthe nd, | ee Giants’ squad |players are still weather of a decided summer holding out Their hands, thirty members of t by The Pree Putiiehing Oo, ndulge n eir first York Evening Worn.) indulged in their fir to-night’s bout at the *eason, consisting of both morning ractice of the Cap Houston is thinking of ‘enter- Broadway Sporting Club of and afternoon scasiona, under Catehe ae Med ard of the players ing his giant Pomeranian in the next be bin . arvisic 8 expected from Atlanta, dog show. ae ve) ee er “Ser tne tok Weer fa th morning The Council of this olty at a recent —_) t Just how much of w ‘man-Killer’ | the work consisted of passing the ball | meeting authorized the Clerk to no-| Only difference between fox hunt- Jack Dillon, the Indianapolis light heavyweiglt. Also, we'll probably know If Al McCoy is as poor a cham- pion as he ts regarded by experts the country over These two fighters are as oppo in style as two gladiators could be Dillon is noted for his remarkable ag gressivenceas. He travels at top speed About; then followed @ light batting | Grill, the ball being merely tossed to the batters McCarty @ave the pitchers a work out ali by themselves in one corner of the field, paying special attenti to the many recruits, Vinal, Mid¢ ton, Hoyt, Causey. Haractler Stryker, Loman and Way were the cubs to expore thelr wares, while M tity Capt. Huston that suitable train-| Ing and some poker games is that ia ing grounds would be provided for the | fox hunting the dogs are in the pack. team while here, and that fifty or more military officers would drill! Following ‘Benny Kauff's example, with the team If #o desired, | the Giants will soon be the best | However, under clear, blue skies|dressed team in the world. It te and a warm sun, the New York team | claimed that Benny wants MoGraw began their spring at the |to carry a tailor along to keep the baseball park here. ere was | bat bag creased. nearly every second of the ten rounds. Carty, Sanber Kreuger and Kocher only light exerciae, nat zr sh though he ts " were on the receiving end. | comp! sone Somebody tossed a moth on Sher- pote nd 2 4 t as a “one “Middicton, who pitched auch good | mireerak aes Donte BAG | ood: Manes vary and it ate off Giepbbd Wie anvesrcieits Wie a wal | REAL Peat eRe Cie RubETatcENee RHE GEM iba Which eect elghteen Wundred dollars’ worth, bE ywelghts with a wal-| grew the attention of the Marlin finn which consisted of one nai lop on the jaw, Tom Cowler and who were watching the p They and throwing and a} YEA BO Charlie Weinert lasted only had heard all ae ut him, it appeared ip iseated aton 1 a ‘ os ‘fi ve : bet aah ‘ and followed keenly his every move s located alongside he ball par me Yankees will make 0 determined oteav ts rou between them against the| Middleton handled himself well and | | was supervised by Bill Donovan, J00 | yr nnenonui at Macon Western star. | garried out, McCarty's instructions to Kelly, the veteran scout, and Duke |" — poled ay sia : yg {be careful to the letter ' Farrell, the coach of the team. Far- . Mec 4 wallop, but 18 #0 wild| “Inthe afternoon the. work was a. bit | RE ALL WISHING le the coach of the team. Far-| 1 tianting is illegal in New Weett | Met rell warmed up several of the young at he # om is successful in bring- | more strenuous, expecially the batting | hei ( » “* A after 19 t Braves few lcoves, | practice, George Kelly was. partially 7 ND Woke ee ne en ners Our te eiayin t > Grounds? LHe trae nee ene ROtable excep- |Fesponsible for this, ay he har been OU LUCK A joes 4 te sae vy jon waa when he turned the boxing | playing lo on the Pact Const all 7 any youngster as ruined us upside down by ntopping | winter An hot atrald to, tet HOPING ‘fou'Lu | baseball career by putting all bh Ic Kilbane fights oftener and 1] with @ little speed. It is iraw on the bal 8 first day o! “ ‘ts 0 rks. sate aio, ‘oy ty ax game | {JE Us porsible, and he th ; - ne \ MeCarty "called to, th nd wt the this bette Far ree pape dhe Berlei ine c 4 f reli Ha Kilbane never is forced to exten punishment a ri bripoabad baatodhd Ray SA PLE SET ae LAL plate with from the Coast, a tl himaeit. ¥ yn't huve to stand on punishment uking the count, | Rely se er the H Sees chart Air to pick comething off the Dillon is probably the fiercest [to be. much ert second ball 5 Alex fighter that Motoy ever met, and if] Morning, When they were fucing slow Fe from Bi f itching: “Witter, who ts dovined to "i dom't inetode he can tay ten rounds with him it] Rpend “another -nersion. tn the tine anc ‘one of wrice of vegetables 4 a p with F u easy motion and wh » retained by Donovan this will be placed with som m for more seasoning ui team, | shad Ita) rece hot along hitter, but the majority. of sion | iia drives sailed on a Mno over the In-| ME Wopes +O SRE oneso* o fleld for sure aafette PROMOTER BROWNS : ks as though his woe. ee With Robertson Signed in, but that seoms a remote posst- YOU SAID IT. minor leagu t. Huston, part owner of highly elated over the way Vand Frank Gilhooley ski ver he outtield after fy bulls ley Rowed no iil eects from the ankle ne | A MAN SHOULD BE LIGHT AS A broke while nto third base In & CORK ON HIS FE NOT UNDER r » shadow boxing. The vesn't Ket any of the gate DILLON (Sa bility, PARKEEPER at Washington last season, THE HAT. WREN Me eNT "a throw ne has not been tm- ‘ THe men are praccicatly atten! GHANRES Look Like Cinch wen ne [rcinivaee athrewrne hag et been fm: © privileg . bat or thé Kwame for nearly half of last Aw 8 we Athletics play Chie privilege of boxing Les Darcy | nut of wih Om Stet 1 et ae ee For National League Flag Flag ans r hasn't sta 9 pament. Six sixteens will be pro- ,,/{"* naan cuttine teeth Hugh Hrowne's plans would d for, as usual, and there will be 1917 contr antl probably be changed and he'd pit Al i sgt hn pckbAad v @ handicap on the last day. Evening World’s 2 of tn ime, =I against the Austratian, ay ortginaly | Manager Wiein Y Hee a won| ae auMvanMauerey iinretaay an | ote ene : ea es Headpin Tourne olfer with Ideas writes that It Tes Darey will turn over his share lisaknewe what aanan Gerives |) GUTIUICOMIDInALION OF Hitters | pre: vciner se bats irettnea! UG) CHS g | eee eee eee ey EARLE RA Ra ere veer tea Ea gate to the Red Crows If Al te moans to hin to be able to-fatten| and Fielders and Experts | osturaand others wee'| Tannehill and Moriarity, Former Seon Pera arraegeaeeoLtL reer EN et aR PRR EES MoCoy, which no other fghter bas! Think His Club Will Canter eluctant athle | burban—Mason 02 Henrich 91, Wallace .! being the length of holes, lion tn ge of wild canary birds. been abl secompilsh, sent in th ontracts, 1 ; - Noet. & SMoGaed |S cach, 68 sntour @ seer cl 0 comp act Home im Rave. the Coming] scned eccomraa,goecemente | Yank Stars, Secure Jobs as Une || ireuisr tit i000, yuu. |comtur nd tis oe sont righis tre. br nat nie) Season. bets mals he wil'ep hee along’ with: pires for Coming Season toa 0 uh i, Hite GF "Pl, adopted it wows ae The vArett Toa Ve rights are p ha saat out them, even If it ruins his chances Mpa nra ee the G PKA AE taotavoenits MURR TNE Onc hahe: —_—_—_—_——_———_ Conn K's Office, N.Y $0, Krim | and other important meetings. 1 n ag Darcey. oa Menus | By Bozeman Bulger. plchal hdd ceiraeverhi Two former Yankee stars hav 1 jobs as umpires for the seapiidd ‘ eae TOM COWLER KNOCKS OUT [ROLLER SKATING | tract stipulates, ee signing of Davy Robertson] From the num! Gt recruits Me. coming season, Jess Tannehill, who was regarded one of the very best hasck SS. Retshert 106 mi, Totals an ata senthat the ea ast obstacle be-|Graw has taken to Marlin it is evi- |] left-handed twirlera some ten years ayo, will act as an arbiter in the ok ite oug ¢ ‘ouk §! a 4 a ek declan w] J removes tio 1 peei]aent that McGraw nan in mind the |] International Lease eivouit,” George ‘Stacie teas seis played an the out: |] teat Sititents MARL seettbdts| © ANDERSON IN QUICK TIME. thy GRAND CENTRAL PALACE » to tween the Giants and helping of several of his minor league |f teld tur the N York ; : ent Meera ri ing Lexington Ave. Use H voklyn x-| nance they have had for the Na nds. Mike Donlin is manager of | 8 Now York Arm ans and I vered third for the Tigers, Voat { No, 9 Rimbault 50, Derynap| ROCHESTER, N Feb a enitire t pe and Dwyer of [chance | * nant. in. weveral| Mempnis, you know; Bresnahan ia at |f 2&& been appointed a member of Ban J staft in American ), Badiey 84, Total, | Gowler Cumberland giant, kn to roller eas fe Wo attend: the | Bena eae omplete ‘Voledo; Wiltse f# manager and part |] League, y > 2 -Dennelle 70, Jagger 94, out A Anderson in two minu we SR aay daiit years. he tean is v i of a Mathewson is man. | tarity and MeCormick ¢ the only two members of the Amer!- ' ii ore a packed house ADMISSION " m has been slips nin with an even break in luck it OUSHE ager of the and there ave still | MeCormick once time umplred in the Nationa Tey tonight. Cowter =! vit , nat ve, to win handily ot ber oa Giants kicking up didoes st season he worked in th can Assoctation, Silk O'L a Init hook to the jaw. followed ped by Bi Mis tn At the of last season it was) “round In the brush |} Bul Evans, 7, Connolly, O. KH. Qwens and Bill Dinneen, with & right to TE AYE rAR L 1S HOWLING AND BLLLLAR eno paris, 1 S anUAR ork ymment through Hildebrand aah: F, Nalin’ complete the staff. the Lage THU M’S KexntnieSor Bae, twenty-round decision over Gu Me expert baseball clreion shad: New| i; In nite of the war scare that Willlam Carpenter, Robert Hart and John Freeman are tho only ay 7 2 Smith the 1 out exp museball ¢ hrewtens the success of baseball, the |] judges of plays who'll be back on the Job in the International, John Ra? tira f ae Be a rAd Gate thant JYork had the best run scoring and Southern League has Just added more |} yrute 5 Gificidted’ 4h. the olhoult Hefons eoine Waee, @ill Cetra : i Qa ae ork tad the ve ‘hat’ had” been aie katendte Mayaased, As || Maen “we ofciates tthe elrevit before ing Weal wil recurn soo ti one The Quinine That Does Not Darey Jee turned out since the decline of the! pniing Bopt, Te when a post-season |f the American Association for the past three seasons; George Plack- ea Gause Nervousness or 46 Jou KILBANF. {a constd-|old Giants 1905 and of the Cubs geries’ will be played between the|[ burn, who has bi umpiring successfully in South, and Tanrehill | De raltae ‘55, i Byn st a. tiak alert invincibie by writs fot 180%. "The best evidence of that championy and ‘a picked: team trom | are the other new-comers Bah Oa : Ringing In Head {cs throuhout the country,"|was {ts ability to win twenty-six | te stars of tho other seven clubs. We asty-tetnn penance namneapeinaieiasienamenucenpenneaicaaeonl vill PO RA Ag : 600 A abst ste shige etal eee —- eset ow vary yern Coun WOSAL Te Gasss shies Ms : declared Billy Gibson, manage gam succession, sometht eth High individual Because of its Tonic and Laxative effect, LAXATIVE BROMO Minny Leonard and gin> Cot ier club ever accomplished be Fi. ° By ° F; Mi, Newbee Ps Prag wes QUININE can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness day, “but I'm not one who th istic News John Pollock and Gossi ight Results Fob Winners, or ringing in the head. It removes the cause of Colds, Grip and ey now TAt vou oma) mot Alm) MOO. haa. #. Wenderty! pee Walter Ruckert, Friday N 1s Headache. Used whenever Quinine is needed, In a h Leonard again nation as well as a collectton Of) por the first time since he developed | of that on nest Mon Kansas Shades Kilba Tieius J Lenaban, Subairhan Pre (Ty in spite of the fact that he was cred- | wonderful fielder Phere is not #/ into vA topnoteh ght heavyweight, Bill ontesta Jue W a RUFFA N. Y., Feb ‘ De Bolo & sae —hut remember there is Only Qne ited with a victory over Renny on| man in the batting list who cat be| Mlake, the sensutional battler, will. at the hiladelvbia iigatwelaht, ail Kitano wast a geared To- Night's Schedule b6 e «8 5 1 weeks ago that! a weaker hitter, They all ean hy Found contest to-night, His opponent yl teen aivwing te ka geod form Uwe last few | KANSAA Won SIX Wanting, Meanie "® , i the Olympia A od Kilbano| ror that reason Wit keep an opp will bw Battling Levineky, the clever gauche two und two we i ou hs ebrew light heavywelght, The bout $5,000 to box Leonard, but he turned | ; r stantly worrle : ea eo IN a eet alinin Hell Saves It down, ‘They offered me a uaran+|" Tne only concern wa to tho future) Wille held tn the large. Auditorium of ter gsitetvam ote! natty | TAUNTON. Ata H That is the Original . hoecan more people me ida’ ir n of Brockton was on the. verge ee of $4,000 and I readily accepted. | of t uchine was the assen than Madison Square fon. An-ims | oer tus Psa ctguned an | of knockout when the. final bell runs s P| r ! Like bet-| missing, lke Davy Robertso’ iS | ‘oanteet;* OK tha MAVAHOA bate BE ticketa | _ Ttavomnd experts (o ataa | ARMAWand A. A, here, lust nile, PINEHURST, N.C, I 1.—Nor ter then + ve K cept @) whole thing might have been wobbly. | Ul yesterday reached the $6,000 murk “ t 1 the ig Se EN. A i Ni man Maxwell at ithe. Aronimink Club, match with Leonard. 1 k he ’ Graw Lovinsky i to receive $1,000, with a eh . aus i O80 | Knocked Carlson down with a left hook | Philadelphia, led the fleld of 260 players Meh with Lacnard, 1 thik he that i why MoGraw poat.| Levinaky 18 to resolve $1.68 with aa te salen in the frat halt of the qualifying rovad This Signature on Every Box . » his trip . J lis je Feesipts | a f th al ring golf tournament ry erying that even the | notified that the re! ; t ‘ - Fd elon olde ingore ” George Chip Score with a 5 for the 18 he Used the World Over te light won't ts Saaatloce Tage a: Sines on arhey and J ie two. crack ght, dae niciee Of) GINCINNATH, 0. 7.—Georae| fodve nter of Noroton was seco Cure # Cold vont Lwonard wii ME mn nd" eto te | Semmens ha et ae | NTN la Su back | Raber, Hunter, of Noroton was anc £3. Son lls Milwauk v1 1 s { » him { 0 0 “ anvtier pair) , . ane a Hepes . t awa aalitying round will be played: to wuarantes i t Mur wd the P ; tip Seat In al to a friend in this etty ee eee one-t f v nator pink 1 telde Jin t ' i sl voue ; nt , Charles (Chick) Evans jr. veritied the w Ww $1 and I 1 P ‘ 1 A a ie 3 ~-recent rumor that he was not going page ' ' Hl , ° : ; ure . 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