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en oo x Sas. ea ie 8 J aes nat aie atmo dae OUTDOOR SPORT PRESCRIPTION BEST SPORTING PAGE IN FOR PHYSICAL EFFICIENCY ——_ + “Old Tom” Carroll Fine Example of Benefits Derived From Life in the Open—At 63 He Looks 40, and Still Throws Weights Record Distances—Tennis, Baseball and Golf Provide Exer- cises Which Keep Nation Healthy and Strong. yrieht, 1017. by The Press Publ ‘0, (The New York Evening World.) ° HE outdoor season in sport ts coming soon. There is nothing like g00d outdoor exercise to give one health and a long life. A few weeks ago, on & quick vacation trip to the Coast, 1 looked up my old trainer, Tom Carroll. In the West Tom {is a famous character. For forty years he has been a great professional athlete, He holds a dozen world’s professional records with the weights, He used to Jump, or run or wrestle with any of them. Ho could put a sixteen-pound shot over fifty feet when the amateur record wan forty-five feet. Tom was six feet six inches tall, weighed about 220 and was amaz- ingly strong. His father was an old t left Tom some California land that made it easy for him to devote all his time to sports, Tom's great —_—_—— hobby is to have a boys’ club and train all the youths within reach of his place. He} . turned out acores of great athlotes, and scores more who never competed but learned to live out- of-doors in the sun, like Carroll T found Carroll at his old training @———————————————— ground. He looked as young 9 OMyhiiis, past beautiful woods and ove: the day, eighteen years ago, when he) brooks rebroke his world’s hammer throwing | | It ts practically an all-year sport, was done centuries ago In Scotland, I wish people Interested in the re- | forbidding the playing of golf before sult of athletic sports could see Tom |and after certain hours because bual- Carroll. ness might be neglected To-day, s0 Tom tells me, he stands HOW GOLF CURED A CASE OF six foot seven, having grown an inch RHEUMATISM. in the past ten years, He has a] Ivo heard countless stories how golf reat, thick mop of light brown hair, |clired different ailments, An elderly - i friend of ming whose foints were There isn't a gray hair in his b knotty with rheumatiam had decided His face ts of the Daniel Boone) on the design of an invalid’s chair, type, and shows no line or wrinkle of | whem an interested noighbor proposed age. He looks moro like forty than | golf. sixty-three. “Wh. sald the long-suffering ee - rheumatic victim, “play golf when I've Why," said Tom, “I'm going to MVE) been all over the world for cures, at to be a hundred—maybe a couple of | Hot Springs, Hattie Creek, Baden- hundred. I haven't lost any teeth or| Haden and Nien ane = javen't had a particle of retiet?” any hair yet. 1 can go out and throw |" nie rheumatic nufferer finally 4 hammer nearly us well as ever—160) agreed to buy several golf clubs, more or 110 feet any day. I'm getting a|to please his neighbor than anything Jittle slow with the shot, but the big welghts I can throw as fur as I used el The first warm day he took a putter and hobbled around hin back- to, I bave all my strength, but I'm Josing @ little speed.” yard. ‘This continued for months until Mr. Imagine the average man, at sixty. | three, trying to throw a hammer or a | Rheumatic suddenly realized that the stiffness in his arms and lege waa be- fifty-six pound weight. But the ordi. | nary man hasn't lived in the sun and gininng to ease up. The next atep in the treatment was the playing of a open air every day of his life like Carroll, few holes of regular golf, It was ex- ceedingly painful at first, but gradu- jally the dose was Increased until the jentire links were completed. CARROLL USED SUN TREAT-| Now at sixty-four, the former auff- MENT FOR TRAINING, er from rheumati#m can play his Tom uved to have his own aystem | }W° rounds of golf a day and with the of training for important contests m of a Travers or Fvans, He would train hard, then tuko a day to He around in the sun and ; He used to go to a sand beach, put the shot a little, then He down on ry kind of outdoor sport Is healthful—swimining, riding, running, walking & Don't merely lag back and argue the sand in the aun and slcep. He Bie lnolyisoal merits of various claimed that the sun pumped energy | “Get outdoors and do something— into him. A favorite stunt was t0| and be healthy. tramp over the mountains with a) = squirrel rifle, ait on @ hot southern | hillside facing the aun and #lay there for hours without moving. The sun's rays would gradually in- ject great strength In Carroll and Oid Tom would then be ready for his Evening World’s Headpin Tourne stupendous strength tests, active and) SCORES. strong a @ recharged battery. | 5 ze. Carroll, with his unique ways of i =. Wolte 40, Mundy 00, HI, Bolte 63, conditioning himself, ts only one of | Cresent Rca 40, Gu Oh # qiliion testimonials of the benefit | Smilie 41 ‘Toral, WO of outdoor life, The Nation's health was never better and never before have #0 many participated in outdoor sports. We aro equalling tho English for their great fondness of outdoor Since Cromwell's time it has Cewmeen Nelem 73 une 1 Steckhoim No, 2 -Cuaiaoon 70, MM : Jeindivoun 44, Ptenon fs Bwanaca Ta Pout 6. always deen the custom of Britona to | pCREtM It Crom 72, liamn 06, Pubes 48 have at least one day a week for OUt- | Crement <i, \ Tetkaudee $Y, Clean door recreation. [101 Kricko &t, Lamon 43 ram. There's no simpler prescription for oR salle OB, Wi Leotha 76, Brum whysioal efficiency than moderate out. |) “Ab 7 door exercise, Baseball hus prevented | pandin ts, bine TT Wea tour ne ne a4 more sickness than ail the ancient | Gewent TL 1 tase hee soothsayers. The game, 69 easy to lamu st H Lawon Oh Lawler lio, Nota learn and play, hax been tho Means || Crowpnt A Kage OH Tom Nugohen 7, 1 of encouraging the love of sports for | quhirig BR. Moline 7A, Rob Walkinachen 116 thousands of youths who otherwise J. Zolrman 69, ¥, Tener 00, PA might have passed through life handl AL Waker 100) 8 Lament od) To capped wit weak bodies i ces national No. 1-Gonklin 10, MaoCattert As a tonic what's better than the Zimmer We, Genschel OO. Crave ee nee mee ridiculed game of tennis? very popular with the younger players because of the fast action to be de rived from a speedy set-to at the Many a youngster has deserted his | passball team to handle a recquat Tntermatjonal Tum ae N 100, Comte 07, Joaiie 48, J, Dergve 85, Lovee em Haraett AW, Hafaeee he | ‘| ‘Tho victors tallied @ pair of rune off the! for Burns, who had the best of the bout but in the afternoon did not play well, | 78°4ma, the local \ightwaight aud Pridie Wal: THERE'S PLENTY OF ACTION IN | “itty station No, 1—Lottter €4, Pikeman to, | DY & score of 6 to 2. Two errors DY |jert handed pitching of Dick Cullop, of from the sound of the ong, Terrific Jack Hutchinson of Pittsburgh and Tom |/8*- te soot litte Brook fighter, ‘They FAST TENNIS, | Htanton 40, Kreamar 78, Lane mal, 30 Ross Young, who has been playing|Chilhowie, Va, in the opening inning |tody blows had weakened Lahn #0 that MacNamara of Taplow, with 76's, were | "ill come together in « twelrenmund bout at the : z sanisl a 2 Miligardten, MH. Moree 78, . » at third on} #24 two moro off Hob McGraw, the in the seventh round he was floored by low on the No, 1 course in the after- | Clore A. ©. of Bride Conn., aa Monday Tennis has now become so popul nat, Tare Tintal ate such a sensational game @ recruit. from the Colorado University, | an eney lett awing on the Jaw. He noon, and are tled at 161 for fourth |ewaing Marty 20, Both men fut a erat that something like three million men, | ‘tittny Mute No 2 Btwerte 40 Fig McGraw's second team, figured /in the sixth: took the count for three and ‘the’ fonk plac | ten-round battle at the Harlem 8, C, several | women and children gyrated ar wena 67, A od, Dikewen feat q It — saved him. In the eighth round Lahn vata n@ courts last season, a number that | O* largely In the resul | Three of tho recruit pitchers are suf- | was again sent to the ropes, and when ‘ON. J., March 19.—Seven compares with @& seant 2,500 r Troe be Young hed hi. t off day since he fering with sore arme They Hill ho staggered to his feet Burns sent ‘ mprise the golf achedule wenty years ago. No better proof | Rankard haa been in Marlin, and to add to Ble/{leich fataer ier cane aol, oes, |home the blow thet put him to sleep! the Princeton University | team, equired tu show how our ar difficulties the ball insisted on taking arm ts ter Capt Donoven will give — ‘ achedulo: May 1, Pennaylvania at Mer turning outdoors for both recreation fae dale Hoppe | wicked bounds whenever St travelled ,him plenty of wor Burman Extended by Fits. fon Cricket Club; May 4, Dartmouth at snd exercise wee 4, Tel, | Wicked bound oa Yonkers (iteenwich, Conn; May'10, Cornell at © decision at | : ake 5, Jotumn 74, Hol | hig Way DGERS. Billy Fitzsimmons, the fast Yonkers ian Mathavivasia’ af fe sic’ And golf has had greater develop- | Herne ti Th ‘ a bo 6 hantenwelent made "Noe Burman’ of a Pennsylvania at re om next Mor inant than tennis, Here's @ sport that| ne Wisk! | he team which will meet Dallas to- | OT SPRINGS, Ark, March 10.—! Chicago travel his fastest in order to Sot; May is Talo et a ovary Goctos prea An 4 general Neha ‘Attaey | y left Marlin last nixit Frederick C, Merkle and George | outpoint, him in tho feature event at me Bem health restorer. ‘The old tch game ‘Cook Tu mr) day and funtey ey Marie IAs Ae pepe ot serra Bee Ses? | Chet Hacsies Sporting Club last night. lial tacit Poriae, B , mos " or | nidnight. UJ eo vention of Me aw ol he Brooklyn i®- | Burman frequent staggers 18 Oppo- ” 1 nay be played by almo: very one HIGH TEAM, at m i 6 box | | . Ii Paty Cline ood tle mane, Wile In Rex"uearly no violent nm tents [rem comet RAS Mrs sss, nag erate ag Wauy nnd Binith ip the bOx |r, tanned a doep huo from the wun Rene with wand. Hante-to ihe Jaw, but | CHAMPION CANADIAN SEVEN | ts s*iy., im cc) tm mame. wie nd for that reason offers special at- | HIGH INDIVIDUAL, Sunday. ‘T en Who Will play Waco |and oa breezes of Daytona, Flas |{ng with hin taat ‘Burman PLAY ST. NICKS TO-NIGHT, | ver, Jon7 Nemo i Phiiadelohia and Oar action f r those pa middle | M, Neuberger, Cotarhurst, L. 1 ain will take so He wu Fa , ‘| where they whiled away winter days, scored anoekae aa * | Gantoer tn Clem Cline's next t may be either a mild cr a day, Sehach m1 10 5 yf "the semi-fina d ———— will be Rocky Kansas at Huffalo, Marsh rm of exer but, b f fs FOB WINNERS, piteh the fir and Middle. | have arrived here in @ condition bor- | \yerything. but. knock out Chink, ‘The Aura Lee hockey team of 1 ies tad vooda «1 0@) ore aoe ab ie : A. Keuniman, Creweent. 2 ton and oh ond. Krueger | dering on the well known pink who substituted for Lew Williams: Ii santo, ¢ pion. of the senior etvi Ponies Nee se ise—over ri Nia a i Tas and Met Kat Waco,| Merklo immediately prepared him. | smother bout Arti ary outpointed 6 the Ontarlo Hockey Association, wil ah Dundee in the ¢ thie m == . a ‘ ima ot the | Belé for Meld activit 1 participated os bo #een In two games at the St. Nicholas ae fers ite . ‘ " jo new tray ‘eer + the # Kink. To-night the Canadians will battle the Fairmen C. "tonight Morrie Las, H Giants ‘were We for the second scrimmage of the! Jimmy Flynn Scores Knockout, Hoe eee caver, |the crack Kanses City lightweisit, will mabe ROLLER SKATING] | ; Bin fiat. time es wrt. Kault,| spring, while Cutahaw, still unsigned, | Jimmy Flynn, the clever lantwalght Miengdiened wiih iiubey Haker, former We devut ler aenitat Yoong Kevlar ot Jory wo is i) Horaog und rm een DK’ | went to the Oak Lawn race track | of tons te 4 ORS OS Princeton star, back in his old position (ity, and Willie Bebaeffer and Young Franks Thomas M's divens } e them. & trial before @ real Martone, of New Jersey in the second ton at Jo nie ot rf i $i. GRAND CENTRAL PALACE J" 7) ene Sect PED 100 Bho sult Is & Kray check, t | with the dea in mind of butchering| round with a right to the Jaw at the | St tuver, On Monday night the \isitore win dash in the seond ten. Tw good six ington Ave. , Use 46th St. Katranes, ¥ oNew. York" being spelled’ out across | the bookies. | Now Polo A. A. last night In the other | Nill be opposed by the Crescents, the gud batten wil aan be stagmi, Atlre Lene: 2 O00 pairnof sat Stuyvesant's Heat Swimmers, |the shirt front, Tho visors of the capa| Cutshaw some time back, In @ let. star bout Johnny Lore of the weat side League race Tbe Queeabare A.C, show will t FrrRSOOND S EVENINGS, 1) Stuyvesant Hinh School's swimmers (Are, purple and she stockings Aro BTAY | ter, accepted contractural torma, and beat Johnny Baker of the east side by| 'nih? he iurg 14 jund will furntah ar gacere Rid andl) Jock Cutts etn 188 ION Wnluine 256 won the annual swimming champion. |"? ® OM? —- jhas affixed his name to a binding|® *hade the fons rs 8 fa rabid of PSD ion end Batting (hack . sillbiad b aeslag f ‘ | document clans hockey {# pracii wily @ certainty : ship at the C. C. N.Y. pool last night. | YANKEES BpeONTIATE (ahaae ta GAIL / penal aad a le y Det Brooks. Their recors in winning. the champlone eas haie “maces Cons | = Although there were no records ACON, Ga, Mare Everett Wilbert Rovinson & high class Inflelder,, BOSTON, March 20-5 ‘oung Lous ship An, thete ie axuy has been remark- TM, me Ress, Commianion tered EVERYTHING FOR 1 ‘ event was interesting M ankston, a youngater of he i" going to be Made to step @ lively {rey of a defeated Terry able, Throughout the season the Aura Tom y a te Fi : , ’ pace to hold his position at ‘Secor hi tn e-round bout at { team has been beating the best Harem ‘ Friday nig a Billiards Bowling ‘ c Ha « us Rarnesville, Ga, twenty-eight Phere are two Popo OF None: | te Gommare A.C. last) night. ainuteur teams of Canada by one-sided 9a 1t) ton at | a Ben . of Sik’ ithe fem Haver is t for the (ni aplendid Loughrey substituted for Harry Carl~ gore tte i f ople ‘ carlos prospects they ‘are on and proved the same tough cus The visitore expeag to hold Hobey Prices and Terms to Suit 1 pelt niv-inning practice gaine a WIR TAT Mating wha Jumped |tomer ne has ween tor Vaare Raker in check and ere voniilent the Thigh Brows’ intone F REPAIRS By EXPERT MECHANICS. 3 : erp betwe rogulars and the rooktes, | from the college ranks fo the’ Phila ean, atte if y can stop the former Trin etn | Rareme Cone wif ‘The Brunswick -Malke=( oll Cone 1 : ered Jeiphia Athleticn to ub six weeks for| Brooklyn Releases Young Wheat.| sar they can take care of the rest. The reigain Goremor ) nan frum tarertering with 20 to 80 West 824M near Frondway, | The recruit outhelder came tearing | Nip fajole, and the other i* James D.| the Breokiyn Club hae released (Canadians say that if vither tio #1, ee right of Lael. y w eam e lig im 1 —_—_—__—_- madly in for Al Walters'a line drive Sinyth) of Montreal, who ed with Nicks or Crescents hope to beat therm state t << Town in the fifth inning, caught the bay Walter Holke of the Giants the honor | Player Mack D. Wheat, under Op-| they will have to show the best brand THU M’S 20¥440 4xD 4 with in i nal no Da cf leading the International League ia, tional agreement, to the Binghamton | of hockay eve: seen in an amateur game “i fo men oop Tom Cowles ACAD! oor, Bist Bt. & Bway, | fnisin op the first bound and made a per- batting | season. Club of the New York State League ai the St. N las Rinks ond | Ave Garden in the seni Indian fighter and pioneer, and hej THE EVENING MAROK WORLD, SATURDAY, GOS LY ue res e 10, 1917, NEW YORK The Press Copyright, 1917, by IN THR SUN. Ton Cartow. OUTDOOR SPORTS KEEP HIM “YOUNG” AND HEALTHFUL lishing Co. (The New York Evening World) CARROLL“ USED To PUT THE SHOT™ <= Kz on A SAND BEACH AWD THEN SLEEP | | AT 63, APTER TRAINING HE'D THROWING THe ' Fin A HOT SouTHeRn) 5@ Pound Ton Exrects HILLSIDE AND SIT Por. | Weiaer, ef 2 a Dewan aac WATCHING For, | MME WVIRRELS. | | = HES 100 Yeas | LD. | | ii ‘Dodgers Will Be Badly Shattered — Unless President Ebbets Relents Brooklyn Magnate’s Determina-| Several of the Men Who Batted ; LEE MAGEE MAY COVER : | tion to Cut Salaries of Several | the Club Toward a Champion- |] FIRST BASE FOR YANKS |) +15 sti Holding Out for More Stars Makes Pennant Outlook Poor for His Club. | IF PIPP IS EVER ABSENT. Money. ‘The loss of Charley Mullen to |] the Yanks seems to be more seri- ous than was at first suspected. With Charley in the minors Dono- van is placed in @ position where he will have no one to substitute for Walter Pippin case of accl- dent or illness, In the meantime Leo Magee has been trying bis hand at the job, and reports are that be is doing well, Lee ought to make good there, as he is a good ballplayer in any position. He came to the league as ai fielder and has played second base- tered, Big Jeff Pfeffer, lis star pitcher, and Zach Wheat, star out- flelder d batter, are aull holding out, Without them Robbie would have no chance at all, a situation which disturbs him no little. Ebbets had a conference with Pfeffer yester- day and offered him a little better increase than was given in the con- tract sent the big pitcher, but he in- cluded a bonus clause which Pfeffer does not like, The fact, though, that Pfeffer has agreed to another confer- By Bozeman Bulger. FTPR two weeks of training in the South the only thing be- tween ew York and completo baseball happiness appears to be the | woakened front of the Dodgers. Owner | Ebbets remains stubborn in his stand | on the salary question, and as a re-| sult several of the men who batted | the club toward @ championship last/ hard thing to pull a ball player away Mowrey, who positively refuse to sign |now with @ contract under his arm.|from the game once he catches the contracts, the former has been sent | He will be a valuable and much | sight of a uniform, to the minors and walvers have been! needed bolster to the pitching de-| Just what steps Pbbets will take asked on tho latter. If these are|partment. It was Smith who did the|to get Zach Wheat in line has not granted, Mowrey will also hit the|best pitching against the Red Sox|been decided. Zach positively refuses trail to the brush, unless he success last fall to work for a smaller aalary than he fully lays claim to bis right of uncon-| Chief Meyers also has capitulated, ditional release under his ten-year | despite the cut in salary, and is ex- service privilege. This right, by the| pected in Hot Springs at any mo- | way, ho may have forfeited by play-|ment, He signified his willingness to) ing in the Federal League one year. | sign by wire, and the Chief has never Ebbets may grant it to bim, at that. | gone back on bis word, Sherrod Smith has just decided to Unless Col, Ebbets relents « little | {goin the ranks, and is at Hot Springs| his club 1s going to be badly shat- | What Three New York Clubs Are Doing in Training Camps fect throw to Lee Magee, who coversd | war getting last year, and his younger brother, the catoher, is with him, Now, if Ebbets and Robinson would only get theae fellows together and start the real work of putting the team in shape New Yorkers would feel much more at ease. There 1s an excellent chance for both the Giants and the Yanks to win the pennant, and it is regrettable that the Dodgers, champions of last year, should have to be ranked as a econd division team. It's too bad, | even If ft is a mere question of salary, In the mean time, Manager Robin- son has prepared for an emergency by coaching Smyth and Malone, two youngsters, for infleld jobs, Their GIANTS. | work @o far haa been very eatisfac- | trainers were granted Trat Wille Jackson, the loral lshtweight, \ ARLAN, Tex, March 10—It ta/ Gre} base for the rookies, Youas| tory, ‘The appointment of the following om. |%%! Tomms ‘Tobey, the Ukely _lightwetght D | Mr. Walters, who hurried down the | fatter ct Weemaan Mio ae at Gains reported here that Jim) pase line Just as fast as bis short lee date Saas Wak cnt Gk ent, a Thorpe, star athlete, will be @! could carry “him, wan greatly sur | ning whon they fought @ ten-round bout at the | member of the Loutaville club and prised when Joe Kelly waved him ( Fight Results ) Pairawnit A.C. ‘The gras reenita of the show play in the outfield the coming sea-| OU: | to otes asneunted th $3,208, of which Jackson recetvet But the decision was not even closo, as the ball beat the catcher to th bag by more than a@ foot, It was by far the best play of the game, and even if the youngster does not stick son, It is stated that Thorpe was ac- quired as a part of the deal when Pitcher Middleton was sold to the FRANKIE BURNS KNOCKS OUT BATTLING LAHN IN EIGHTH. New York National League club. with the Yankees, he will have some- ‘Thorpe played last season with Mil-| thing to be proud of. BRIDGEPORT, Conn. March 10.— waukee, magenta the rat tine Tgaw that Play irankie Burns of Jersey City knocked Tho two teams of Giants that will flumon. “Only a fow outfeldera have out Battling Lahn of Brooklyn last had the honor of throwing @ runner out at fret. The game resulted in an easy yictor |for the eguiara by a score of 2 to |play at Dallas and Waco to-day and [Sunday met on the diamond here | yesterday, the “Dallas” nine winning | that was scheduled to go twelve rounds, ear are still on 0 outaide k- ence to-day would indicate that there) Fave a on the ou lool man almost as much as the out-[}is q possibility of his aligning. An- | !ng In field. other favorvle sign is that big Jeff As « punishment to O'Mara and) is in Hot Sprt. ) and ft Is a pretty night in the elghth round of a bout) "N\A right ewing to the jaw did the trick Local Racing Season Will Open at Jamaica One Hundred and Three Days of Thoroughbred Sport Here, Starting May 18. | 1917 RACING DATES. MARYLAND, Rowle, 12 days........ April 2 to 14 days. April 16 to 30 Havre de Grace, 13 HB 1917 thoroughbred racing | pim 15 days May 1 to 17 schedule is out. There'll be NEW YORK, 103 days of racing at local | *Reckaway H.C. 2 days, tracks, The Jockey Club Stewards April 28 to May 2 Jamaica, 9 days «May 18 to 28 *United Munts, 2 days. May 12 and 19 Belmont Park, 17 days, M Jamatoa the opening | start May 18, | edule is followed to have awarded meet, which wil Last year's 29 to June 16 aT, Belmont Park, a short return|} , if Piping Rock, 2 days to Jamaica, Aqueduct, Empire City, veg Nay 80 te auabs Saratoga Springs and again Belmont | Jamaica, 6 days pea ay area} Park for a fall meeting of thirteen days, will follow in order. The season tn Maryland will open on April 2 at Bowle, and this meet- ing will be followed on April 16 with | thirteen days at Havre de Grace and jon May 1 with fifteen days at Pim- 3 “ Aqueduct, 16 days, Jone 25 to daly Empire City, 14 days. . July 13 to 20 Saratoga Springs, 26 days. Ang 1 to 20 Belmont Park, 13 days. Sept, 1 to 15. *Amateur hunt th | Meo. This will lead up to the opening |clals was approved: Starter, Mare Cas- of the sport In this State, aidys handicap! Ww. Vosburgh; i 1 . udges, C,H. Pettingill and F.C. Smit | The meeting at Juinaica wil! bo aplit.| clerk of the acalem HL Ci Homany nes jas Was the caso lant, year, into BIN | stant clerk of the scales, Albert Bur | Soe fara will he . lens paddock and patrol judge : mont Park will be throw \° i ox ‘ol Judge, J. Ly ORE te can wit cca Mail; timer, W. H. Barretto, Pp to and inc | Jamaica ting of six days will then run from June 18 to June! 23, and the next move will be to the Queens County Jockey Club course at | Aqueduct for teen daya, from Mon day, June Thursday, July 12 | m Aqueduct 4 move wil t- made| Jimmy Johnson is already proying his \t 0, Eenpire € iy track, ne *r Yon Ability as a matchmaker despite the at- | from July 13 to July $1, while darato, tempted boycott of the Gi Springs will get the full mont: of AU-ifow of the fight menage eine | ust, the meeting there beginning on : i janagers. aving | Wednesday, Aug. 1, and winding up provided what looks like @ real good | Thurs: ay. Ave. 3, Friday, Ave attraction at the Garden Monday night | wit be ol ys @ the n Joe Welling and Charley White, old js chance to return to Belmont Munsee ieee @ thirteen day meetin; | Sept, 15, elmont Park gets Memorial Day and | Labor Day. while Aqueduct will profit | | from the holiday on July 4 The following stewards were appoint- | $4 to represent The Jockey Club at the various meetings Bowie, E. C. ith: Havre de Grace, from never met in the ring before, he fa on the trail of a mateh that should prove one of the best of the season—that of Johnny Dundee and Wille Jackson. A matter of meeting the demands of Doc Bagley, Jackson's manager, 1s all that etanda in the way |W. 8S. Voeburgh; Pimlico, Frank J\|of {ts consummation. ‘The Welling- Bryani, United, Hunt, Thomas, Hitch: | white match, however, looks & promis- Jama! sic 8. ‘Vosburgh; Belmont |!"# starter for Johnson. Here's @ pair ' H. K. Knapp; Aqueduct, Sehu. lof good fighters, both having @ wallop. | LL. Parsons: Emplre City, Andrew Miller, | 9 7 ‘The application of Frank. Kearns for | They should furntah plenty of action for & trainer's Ncense and the application of | Leo Gaugel and RP Watts for Heenses | to ride were laid on the table. Applica- tions for licenses by many jockeys and the Garden @ bout there patrons, who haven't seen tn a month 2 per cent. which made his end 81 ustey drew down S15T for his end, BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Pa. March | 7 jean ila ca 10.-—-At the end of tho first half of the], Lp wilh ~tac MR sag ag , mand to cheat Tuohey in his bout, seventy-two hole medal play contest for the West Coast open golf championship ‘Tom Gibiems, who is faut developing ing xtaged on the two courses of the | (on-notch middiewelght, was today mat Belleair Country Club, Jim Barnes of | meet Jackie Clarke, the New England * Whitemarsh led the field with @ total | hoaryweight, for ten raunda at a toring wow of 148. Close behind him are Patrick |i te alagat at Borantor oo the nist Doyle of the South Shore Field Cluv, | sawn 16 with two strokes more, and M. J. Brady a of Boston, Brady led the field’ in the id A bout wae armnget today Leiwern Wilts morning with 70 for the No, 2 course, MR V9 Ce ce epenprernen we tic News som¥oox and Gossi (Ciistic News som Pamce and Gossip) eae ain Lt RAG (ci. ANTS |: || CAN'T FIGURE WHAT PRO- MOTERS MEAN BY POPULAR PRICES. YOU NEVER SAW ANY PRICE THAT WAS POPULAR for nis scasON, «ford and 8. That's more a MeVey have played together Toot of hea «are ike Puturiat paintings Lovk more naiure owe, New to beat Molla Bjur- t two tennis tourna nents e time and a thou- and miles Now develops that twenty-mile marathons were invented by @ shoe manufacturer. YRA RO. A guy who waa suffering from imeomala invented We don’t know who invented fer jockey, but he shouldn't get his een- tence shortened for good behavior, Among tho news oddities of the week is & champion chess player whose name has only got four syl- ‘ lables in it. Mosquitoes, golf and Palm Beach sults will n be here, You @oon get used to the mosquitoes, Reports that he had refused a $60,000 purse wouldn't annoy our cirous champion so much if they could only keep that laughing huena quiet, Why this military training? You don't have to teach @ bailplayer to soldier, The Athi¢tlow’ pitching etaft would make good admirals, “They are ganorally et one, Price of eats keeps climbing tke a ared chamois, Germany Schaefer says he made a big hit with his girl by sending her a bouquet of potatoes- ot-the-va g ultimo loco In South Amertea last word in the nut dte- In the United States ft ts lent to asking for a Job as an Bes is the tlonar equiv umpire YOU SAID IT. 3 will again hi ns 1a franchise in the can League race this season, LET'S GO. LEONARD’S THIRD CRACK AT WELCH’S TITLE MAR, 22 Benny Leonard, the crack local Ushtweight who boxes Johnny Tillman in Philadelphia Monday night, will get his third crack at the world’s lightweight champion- ships at the Manhattan A. C. on March 22, when he faces Freddie Welsh again, Welsh doesn't mean to be caught out of condition, for just as soon as he heard he had been signed up for this cham- plonsMlp battle he packed up his grip and left for Douglaston, L. I., |] to train final Monday night. ait an Teetdh wee echecubet fo bex Suuny McClure at the Otymple A, ©. jon that erening and Cewin booked to tne | Hends he arrangml « match betwen Frankie | Brown and Young Bolster wntamweighte, Billy Wotie wit make — ebut as referee At the Clamont Rink ton in the bows te, tween Soldier artfiest 2 Kid Queme end Young Aber and te Zulu Kid, Dick Curley fo planning to emmage « bowt between “Fret Fulton and the winner of the | Jim Coffey-Joe Cox bout, which takes place 6 fe Clermont Kink nest Themday night, rroently fomght @ sem against Joe Welling, will Millnun Saylor in the feature bout at the wy Spwting C next @ double bill prorkles ten-tmund | tween Pote p, bb ae Insta Brande and Brown, Joo Lanch ts now at Dousiaston, Z, 2, ing up his tra for bin bout with Kid | Wiliama at Moneer @porting Club next velay night, Lond la boxing dally with ‘Tet lewis, Joa Welling and Dave Medar, Vee m bas completed hie ard for joeat Wetnestay night's show at the Banpise Ja. ©. AL Rei tox Andre Andermon end AU take Viveimmone cel to referee C. on Wet ub features nothing ban tamweigiite, it coporetante whe will epomr am paired off in the following | manner, Willie Astey ve. Frankie Brown, Benny Valeer ve Young Henny, and Kid Kes \ * Darcy controversy, He sler his juriadiction \ staging the bout Boat the sport im hie SPORTING, a RA LL i" ©. ‘HOCKEY *: | ST. NICHOLAS Athy’ Com ar) SH. C. TONIGHT QURENGHOKO A. ¢ TO-NIGHT, Jamaica Kid, Hine Chuck, th wt @ 84 ay Sta “Her $1.00 Barttignd 4 Adm.’ 1 TUR. Jon t Ni wh . Vs. Kid Willman