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4 oa te i Ba A New York A. C. Arranges a) Series of Meets in Order to Help Athletés, Particularly En- listed Men, to Keep in Perfect) _ Condition. fy Copyright. 1017, by The Pree Mubtishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) ERE'S a sensible idea. New York: Athletic Club sent aut the following notice Realizing that the curtail- ment of athletics all along the line would be a setback for the game, and with a view of encouraging the athletes, and particularly the men enlisted in any branch of the National ser- vice, te keep themselves in perfect condition by plenty of active com- petition, the New York Athletic Club bas arranged for a series of events on the track and field, in swimming and in rowing, to be contested each Saturday after- noon during the season at Trav- ers Island. The range of events ia a large one so as to give every branch of sport an opportunity and to give the men some induce- ment to keep in training. The events will be open to all regis- tered athletes, and particular at- tention will be paid to men who are enlisted or who will be called by the draft, with a view of se- curing thelr entries, The Amateur Athletic Union and the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen rules will gov- ern all contests. A nominal entry fee will be charged for each event, and the fee will be returned to the men who actually compete, No entry fee will be charged for any man enlisted in any branch of the service, be it the army, navy or National Guard, provided that they represent and the entry ts approved by a commissioned of- ficer of the organization that they represent. Silver medals will be awarded for first place and a bronze medal for spcond place in each event contested, The first of the competitions will be held Saturday, June 16, and the events to be contested will be the 100-yard run, half-mile run, one-mile walk and Javelin The has throw, IM DUNCAN, the famous discus J thrower and holder of world's records, has volunteered and is now in active service. He is at Fort Totten, with the Coast Defence Ar- titery Corps, If the shells run out Jim can toss a few weights in the direction of the enemy, which would probably do a lot of damage. Jim was a “fence bus when he was throwing the discus, They never had the fences far enough away fro the ring to avoid his long throws, BOXER ¢ tly died in the ring in Australia, after re. ceiving what appe to be a Light blow on the jaw. This was the first futality in thousands of bouts, The autopsy showed that the boxer INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. [Clubs W. . PC Buffalo, Baltimore 24 17 .585 Montreal .14 24.268 Teronto,..22 18 .550| Richmond 12 30 286 RESULTS VESTERDAY. Newark, 4; Richmond, 1. Buffalo vs, Rochester, Rain, Waltimore vs, Providence. Kain, Montreal va. Toronto, Kain, GAMES TO-DAY, by using the one kind of lubrication that helps your car do its best. pIXON's Automobile LUBRICANT: make your gasgo further —your car run smoother and last longer. Ask your dealer for the Dixon Lubricating Chart JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. Jevwey City, N. J. Jelicited at A. A. i OR TING PAGE r; BEST SP Mw Just Ope ff Berone THE BELL, (Z REAL COMEDY COMING--FULTON-LANGFOR gue NGHT WORRN Z oud Z) SurPRISe v SAmver . SY ea ARRAL bs Tactics Naas MiG Francis Oulmet, the former amateur &nd open golf champion, is ineligible as an amateur in the eye f the Am ur Athletic Union, and would be barred from taking part In any amateur ath- letic’ contest under the supervision of the A. A. U. Thin statement was U. headquarters in answer to a question asking what Oulmet’s status was in view of the declaration by the Western Golf Asso- clation that he had not violated the amateur code and was eligible to com- pete in the Western tournament. Hf. G, Diles won the golf champlon- ip of the Wool Club, decided over the Hnks of the Yountakah Country Club, outdriving a field of filty-five xolfers who contested for the honors In ay 4 annual tournament of the club, "Phe competition was thirty-six Athletic Notes Almost 150 athletes will compete in the metropolitan juntor patriotic meet at the Lewisohn Stadium, Col- lege of the City of New York, to- Morrow, according to the entry list announced yesterday by Frederick W Rublen. It in one of the largest flelds ever entered for a fixture of cham- plonship rank. holes medal play the morning round afternoon he got a His morning round the prize for the beat vat net i Of 98, 30-68, Althoug! was playing particularly well, Jobn Anderson of 5! 78, won. th round of t Association tournar f the Scarsdale Gol Scarsdale 8, low Reginald iat tom Wykugyl, 79. Thoxe Lewis, the makin) Arne Mr. Diles's 77, whi leans to @ tle fo did not consider that he nt over the links and Country Club the short ing only trifle more than 6,000 totala were expected, estants got around better than 80, | title holder | being one of the fir dualied for the chief trophy, and pro. | trio at sixteen ison also was made for second and third division BELMONT PARK ENTRIES. BELMONT PARK The e are as follows: FURST WACE, Yes: four and a ‘half furiongs | Moore. tries for to-morrow's ra 114; Adetne Patetcia te Tun be Thee Mee Rummel ana: mast _ n Wie feat) D146: Ci iermews Hrocatetle nti Tia ‘ ut Y., June & 8 Fyearolda and up tant i DP; alsot two, rope fo! je In the | for @ total of 154, | dh ross score of the McLoughlin, whi 0 had ‘¢ honors went to | ts, who had @ morning card ‘Six N WORLD, FRIDAY, JU VENING. Copyright, 1917, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Ey ing World). Ir ‘3 How San may Being ere Down inTo RANGE: MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS National League. American League. 1] Cuba WL. PC.) Clube, 1. F.C.|| Clube, W. L- PC.) Clube. New York 24 14 .632 Brooklyn..16 20 .429|| Boston....29 13 .690| Detroit Phite.....24 14 .632/Cinctnmat 20 27 .426 || Chicage...30 15 .667|/9t. Louis, Chicago.,.28 18 ,609|Boston....14 21 .400| New York 23 19 .558|Wash'ton {, Loule.,23 20 .535|Pitte’gh., .14 28 .333 || Cleveland 25 23 521) Phila... RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY. Washington, 1; Chicago, 0. ‘New York vs, Cleveland, Rain, ‘%. Loule vs, Philadelphia, Rain, Detroit vs, Bovton, Main, GAMES TO-DAY. New York at Cincinnati, aac at Ne Tork. Aoainy Tower vi Haier Jo ME om spude pouty bai, FoR. Fuctor WAGNER NEEDS EXERCISE “If Hans Can’t Cure the Pirates, Then Jimmy Callahan Had Better Wire for a Pulmotor”—“A Soggy Ter- | race Again Cancelled the Yanks and Indians.” By Arthur (‘‘Bugs’’) Baer. | (Copyright, 1917, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World). | O you remember those old-fashioned pug dogs with curly tails?) They are as extinct now as the Fed League, but around 1890 no American home was legal without one of those ochre-colored pug dogs limping around the works, They tolled not, neither did they spin. All they did was Some of them had nails longer than a Mongolian mandarin. If they tried to gallop on a cement sidewalk they looked like they were on stilts. You couldn't take ‘em out for the air because their natis rattled like a set of number ten false teeth in a number six face. This colossal presence of nails was caused by a monumental absence of exercise, Which Is all that is the matter with Hans Wagner. He didn’t help the Pirates much yester- day because he had been bumming so much that his nails got long. Wait until he wears ‘em down to Infleld size again and watch that old bird. If Hans can't cure the Pirates, then Jimmy Callahan had better | wire for a pulmotor. If Hans can’t get ‘em back with artificial | respiration, the Pirates are extinct. i} Pfeffer pfitched for Robby yesterday and slappfed the Pfirates down easily. The Pfirates used three pfitchers, but didn’t use them half so much | a3 the Robins did. But just wait until Wagner's finger nails wear down. | Score, five to three. Remarks, game had to be played because it didn't rain, j rabeta as A soggy terrace cancelled the Yanks and Indians, The floor was damp and the clouds were so low that they looked like a ceiling. Slim Love has to have more room than that, iy Ha Brooklyn at Pittsbar; Detroit at Boston, Goorge Mathews, Chairman of the 1 "Philadelphia chides Chicago at Washington, ‘ eee Registration Committee of the Metro- sete Batce Gh ae tek, Me, Leclo at Piiiedelphla, A flounder’s eyes aren't any closer than the Glants and Phils, While politan Association, spread consterna- | want i! peel the Phils were being stymied by the weather the Giants hobbled in and among the athietes to-day wh ~ Sue, ar Mace (ume), HL Paes f oe ‘announced that henceforth they must | °¢)48 1 in) sewed up the National League race with some very neat drop-stitch needling, state truthfully the focord of thelr last | ward: the mile and The needle was Slim Salle, and if he ain't one, we'll sell you our old derby Recently petitors in | Ale tis os | hat for eight dollars, Now, if we can stop that old Alexander from picking eee wT out the stitces we have a chance. McGraw picked up a nail in Cincinnat n the . re c le: > ; cnn ve were suppose a artily ed * Bg he Home oe egtlae Pile ‘im The Harlem Sporting Club will hold st the Mroulwas 4. C. of Bronkim on Tuadal| We were supposed to dine heartlly in Redburgn, but the Reds gyped us > that Mathews has taken vec eaieatn, 103) a Its first show under the management of | evening, J ro 9. Rude md Ms ve green by putting the old nosebag on themselves. Still, we got a few crambs yes- | Bie present. stand, Hiveoraice *asing Lew Haymond and Sam Golden to-nighe | {i tie thee boule at Buy wrt terday. The score was ten to one, The repentant Giants probably turned 9 when Jimmy Duff, ck west side ‘ ae htt 01 Mette Leagties 0 . ys ’ tistuctors ae interlougue patriotic rt at the ored Philadelphia lightweight, will meet) bern fighting In a manner that was a aq oe eae 1 BR’ 81 “ 4 ae 5‘ ohn stadium Saturday, July In the feature event, with Joe Steers of % Mav itenroe, toe tation Verma a.) FRANERD WEATHER STALLED THE PHILS.AND CUBR. IT'@ vs Clark of the Lang Island League the Hiaaw eae omanis oh Cal. | discouraged that | to let ome other! BEEN A TOUGH WINTER THIS SUMMER. handicap, and the t are ¢ idle Bhannc he Can | maaneer look after euieeniene’ include four teen eve nts hddeahasaap alae fornia Hghtweight, who tly gave | maaneer I 7 ” ‘ey 9 Benny Leonard a bard battle, clashing ered connection with the Clermont Be raining #e much that the Robins regarded yesterday's game as se peenaeecine === BLUE BONNET ENTRIES, — i tive cen-round semi-final. At the Nea MEALa sa Ruciey. manger of | SHOFE leave, a had an mally thin skull—in Volo A. A. tosnight Kid Carter of W Amit, declared tostay What im te farce cae eas sailed’ ey some p) nk Wut Httle thicker! RLUE RONN TRACK, |Inston Helghtx faces Johnnie West, ant ° m babe) Speed in the shoes enabled th nts to score most of their runs, than un egg shell, NTREAL The en-|in the final Harry Segal and Lew Kil- Jim ff in the ges cle for | CHC boys also displayed some speed under the caps. s mart < to- 48 fol-| wards, two knockout artists, will swap, pesing up, te re Oe pcuiate tar! eet ‘ar Eastern Olympic Games OM Le mace truree 9000. adder anche. At Brown's Far Rockaway |' rounds at the Harlem 4 WELL, IT RAINS ON THE JUST AND UMPS ALIKE, tly held at Tokio, J a iM ; ba , fod, Hockaway Beach, on next Tuesday night, $ we DOE Bh, SONI) OMAR: & | Gee ani, te, futtg Club to-night Young Rector and Frankte | ys bes — Filipino sprinte Baavedra, conitence, 10 sucee HY: Burns of California and Walter Brook®! y.nony ptervey, ue rugewd Harlem lightweight. | The Reds acored when one of Sallee's throws took a bad bounce oft Won the 100-yard event In ten #ec~ | Mauligy Civ) mam and Red McDonald will furnish th€) gio reutiy knosket oat Mexican Jov Hives M44! Thorpe'n bat, It also took a bad bounce off the outfield ons flat, Amaricans present were of if mat H tay Cline at the id turf and Jim ats sD fat“ pwar excitei [ened artietes ao) has, Seah Wwier Chae OL gO a eee oroung to (bind He “hed the opinion that with proper coach ~ Juhani, ~ Hy ©.'s special show June 20, Cline te a ea. had bounced home on a ing and training he could go much fia, "Yj. Men, 1t now looks as if @ match will be clinched 41,5 hay ome match on-betore } ios Harves, as| sacrifice fly, taster. 3 $C Sra ‘Tina, 108 tssbelle Hrp| Mittin the mext forty-eight Loure between tho¥e ye tackieg Jimmy Dutty at we Plover Sporting aster, 90. i *\ewo dig bearywelghte, Fred Fulton of Minnevolls | Cis nest Tuesday night nieces Ie Wala PoAibeA Rad Let us congratulate Japan upon | "sem eney, |e a ere Te eS ee | __ The seventh, Ce and nin featured by ankle excursions by her progressiveness, In this time of |quevetemralie aud unmer tmavager of the Bt, Nicholas A. C,, aunounced t0-| aes rieen-round tout between Johnay urit-| the Cinchinnati outfielders, war and confuslon all other nations oa day Weel bo Ws afier this Sitch (0 take place Atl quien Gey nul Ris Lent, Ut 5 ssaueeieieceenn have let their uthletlo sports run|! i nes the Wink on June 28 of Aa Pulton'e mansget| pogiahenan, whlch “has taen hanging, fire for Some of the umps' decisions also took bad bounces, but the Giante down, Champtonship games are no | {oy . 108; . Mike Collins, bas already accepted the terme of-| brent ween” was finally arranged today by| sta he longer held, even in America, which | Pre OT fered Fulton, the chances are that Moran will also | Siusny Johnston, maneger of lewis, who a-|Could afford to be benevolent with that bankroll of runs, has not as been touched by the |, CL WACK Pure: a1 Prince | consent to the matcb, fa ansiow to eet 8 | Sorted the terme of Promoter Btrayp, whid was A fighting. The Far Bast has taken | ing unant aheme tes ‘atin cn eue atolls [Crack at Fulton apd also come to the front again |e gurantes of $1,000, with an gotion of ec: Whon they pick Walter Johnson out to hold @ pitching autopsy little part in the «reat Olympic) int; «Wen King 4 146: Ners | im the hearowelaht division by wcoring & victOry | Coping BO per cent. of the grou teoelite, Tae] 9 they are paging the wrong guy. Walter threw ‘em from hie» meets, but when another Olympic Is Ws om 134; | over the Western fighter, Men will battle at a bessball sark at Canton, " aac and’ had ihe White Gox leaking curt is hip held ‘at Athens, or In Europe or Ws ~ Be wile chanon cf diy. 4, Tals will | pocket yesterday " a dumber than a gent Preneay ie Hite Crowe eeiisaton | viere Rie Willie Jackson, the local Lightweight, who fur-| the fifth time the men bave fought trying te carry a stepladder through a revolving door, the frontiers of modern civilization |! ‘ ‘nbn itile 3 ‘ ‘ve a e bee Nouredtin # big surprise in Bost nat Tuewday will take their share of the honors, — |‘ag, Tad’ | night by knocking out Chick Simler in a twelve | Frankie Rumell and Joe Mandot, the New It would be a terrible bust in the nose for sentimental fans if even ale fount Wout at the Atlas A. A. of that city, was| Orleans lightwelghte, ave bom’ aigied up tor] Mt WOmn Oe C ane fill Hans Wagner's shoes, A RTHUR SPENCER hes. pers (U4 U0, ay by Miah manager of tie | another opniest, Tey wil) comm tower ina | Hi = formed a novel feat in elimi |, Q'8TH We exear to meet Ge haney of ten-round bout at the Orleans A. C, of New has given up hope for the pennant, b Frank Kramer from the | 3# On twelre rounds to @ decision on ‘Iwesday ere-| Orleans on Monday evening, June 11, Husell Washington se Napechallyy eben ita noamnant but there le no use palo vrank Bre: ee eee emo ine dackion ques thwagh with the | has alreedy beaen Mandat, ‘There previous boct | crying over spilt milk. water, bamplonship trials by defeating then | Fate 14m" eraeti, SE ee ieee nena heeds full fee Chaney | calr wont fourteen round Te reer had in a quarter-mile sprint, Kramer bas | Sor RACE js a game, rushing fighter, with a stiff punch andj to stop the contest due to the serere lac : She tec abonibierpeaateetgeer ae ge fire! tS a adenoma gale ice pall 9! DUNDEE AND WELLING BOX ,GORDON AND DEVANNEY ig season he has shown no | *tiwo, lao ieinallitesd - np Gite, manager of Bensy Leonard a until th n he has Mtuamta ‘Track muddy, | gett Seith, the clover middleweight of Bac mi nee ot Bae the | FAST DRA' | IN MAYO MILE SUNDAY, a of align of “going back haps this | NL Hong ape ree ag world igiawoight chaamion, today | decaged lls Mla. is only a tempo 2 ae | oes tbh 0 Shp) siinough Re sould bees Lester’ fi men one of the best Hghtwelght bouts! AN the lusty boys anc cai form, Kran Rreat LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. pak are pork Bi | \heatical engagemente and clinch many] 18 ohnny Dundee of this| girls trom. t id raven's wing t champion known t ny branch | bout to a decision at « bea! ow to bo brought | iy tor watches, be bas declined to eccey [of the season Ji nt casera he Bohergorru, Bohola, | eat. champion known to any. branch | ec ld , . P oF a jcc J shitcan tone Minne each S 5 hola of athletics, Welght throwers, juinp-| FunsT RACE Claiming, #900; mation tap. [off 1m Maltimore om the night of June 18. As) Coy dateg jum at present Jetty and Joe Welling of C ieee nent Gaalsn cmart, | Cushlaunawara and | srs and athletes competing in events ud halt kwora!, | Sumit has shown good form in the fow battiew he pis |ten rounds to & » Nich- | Bowadoon sections, as well as the rue (do not require great endurance | wd dd @ ie return from Australia, ’ renege : ‘ lolas Rink last night, Dundee was th | ot Ballyhannis, Clar orris Swintord, Ameer pene cuenat experience little} ‘Phe next show al nice Nichola Rink will | cgressor most of the way, und no mat- | Foxford, Castlebar, Balla Manulla, & a longer 4, but few m ND HACE ' ‘ day night, with Jack Britton, Welling landed on Bim hellina and Bullvens \. la, Bal- through & is and Mu Ad | be pion, boxing Ted Lewis, aj. | ter how hard tle will Purr Who have gone through auch w atratn | tight on | : th meeting of tha ciecs| kept tearing in, Dundee took a territic|the famous Mayo mile co pe as Kramer bas endured year after rears i dteijamin: | wavukie Brown, the bantammeig this city, Wg ledpahay ay Bonin Ve Barely mt bn the chin in the second round|Celtle Park on Sunday, Tis at POR OAR HOR Re cenee. HATA “sea Leigh clare ey ns 3 orcante oh BENS : i that he stood up un & little |the athletic classtes of th cone future, Brown was | that he stos ary > f the] cassis of the year and car unger | tel to-day oampleted hi [that he wiring the early part of t 8 with | . Benny Leonard sends us his time untlh be | John Welamantel so-dey ot hie cond of | mAIOF. Tiling had. a aood lead, but) nor with + 4 $250 allver trophy, "The photo, showing Benny in the act ston, Now | BOD i Oe eelway By Cs of Mretion’ te [gonniny, ovened up things by the smash: |Aeci-footed Willie Gordon and the hu. of signing for $5,000 worth of three sear. | Pra good The privcivals ta the main oo [ing wattle he pul.up ae the Anish, tre: ete tenant Br Teeny will com: Liberty Loan Bonds, Aimee MM | and AL is at pe iam with the durable Dane Jauentiy: emo to toe and changed | bold bouchala could rin’a hura of ty” There are thousands of borers Wily dow, | Brankie Burne of J bout at the | cnanus 0 oko, while ia the wmi.{ UN nes Welling aula after the bout | {ert on the side of the Crough Patrick ates who woudl doin des | Aten A. a. of ether Rare: OF Kid Raytend will) meet Mike Ru ‘had broken bis right hand again Moran’ will t the boys ¢ in these United States who wow is winda> : that he bh de thelr Jorrney mm be just tickled to death to be abir Wigias | moat - ofthe. Mt: Merle. eeetion: 6 Hesotiye ea needs Mill be some bie onen alao in to perform the same stunt, Most re nt conan Bertie \ weer | . the yards including Bernie. Waters of them er have and never Hifi: | Kaoekont Bul Braman who boxes Mertley Mad- | igtonealene Jim Crowley bse booked an a:.| two Ki, O's at Queensboro 4, C, Bit a speedy sire There 0) Tit (den of the weot side iu ereut at the] cant of boule for we Yorkville Spor At the special show at the Queens-|\! tba a hurling twill sce $5,000. J; | $08, gyoring (1uD to-morrow nighl, wea vgn y aight, Jiemy Dutt bone AC. last night Anthony, Mot jnatchen and dancing to compete the bis pos Hub Devere of Kansas (it po A novo A, C. last n day's fun of the Mayo Mens ‘sie! edt Ak Jun |e teeta to tos be 4 D nes ‘ ” “oe Bee Dummy nocked out Kid Taylor, colored tion. n's Associa RANKIB CONIFREY, according | basdien » fa! | che Broadway Sporting 1 Hs west aide, in the tiiet round; Happy Smith stop > 1 as enlisted in the “y "0 * outpointed ohnny Gilbe LAW RENCE, ase, June ‘mm: } N L i 1 in th ° Oa la His fir ANT, ames wan to have fought Henny |qurdne the Lowell tcereay aay, Naval ( Neserve Conitrey is |¢ \ Battling Levieny and deck Ditlo rt i " omevack, | i . ving the Ca attling Levinsky and Jack have » show kei out Young Ahearn, the Brack fa sharp shooter woe be to the Teu 2 . “ sages (0 Woe at n July 3. hese by Hancing master, In Hy " ton that his path,» ways Wedpenlsd. ois Lineet vant met atveral times aud bare aluaye pus J P @ say Ma. ¥ Smell es hdd, DN, aT to bum around on rugs and Brussels carpets and let their toe nails grow. | START TO.MOR INTHE SUBURBAN |Boots and Ed Crump, Owned by A.K. Macomber, Will Be Coupled in Betting. By Vincent Treanor. HE chances are that only a field of eight horses wiil start to- morrow in the classic Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park. Despite |the small size of thé field, racegoers [anticipate seeing @ closely contested race every inch of the mile and @ quarter that the thoroughbreds will cover in their struggle to win the coveted honors. Boots and Ed Crump, (wo horses owned by A. K. Macomber, will be coupled in the betting. These two stars competed in the Kentucky Handicap last Saturday, but were un- placed. Mr. Macomber ordered them shipped here as soon a the Derby was run, Maybe such a trying race as the Derby will have put both Hoots and ka Crump on edge for the Suburban, and it would not be surprising to see jthis stable finish in the money, The Finn is well thought of, In ‘toot, Handicapper Vosburgt thinks |much of his chance that be bas al- lotted him top weight—-129 pounds. | ‘The other starters will be S:romboil, 126 Ibs.; Spur, 118 Ibs.; Berrow, 116 \ibs.; Rickety, 107 Ibs, and Paddy's |Choice, 99 Ibs. If the weather is fair it 1s expected that the largest racing crowd of the season will turn out, The Suburban jn the old days was an event that al- ways taxed the capacity of 8 head Bay track. Before the ond of the season it in expected that many of the crack horses now racing in Canada will be sent to this city, a8 betting must stop there on Aug. 1. This practically means the end of racing across th border until after the war, ag the track owners can’t afford to give auit- able purses without the ald of the money derived from the pari-mutuel machines. ‘One paper in Montreal, however, be- lieves that racing. wili continue, as the $1,000 tax will not be imposed and that there'll be private wagering after the style in vogue on the metropolitan cks, vat the tracks close in Canada Aug. t Connaught Park, Blue Bonnets, Dor- val, Windsor and Fort Erie will have one meeting apiece, with Fort Ham- liton two—Jund 26 to July 3 and July 2% to Aug. 1. 8. D. Riddle, owner of the Glen Riddle Stable, was elected a mem- ber of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association at a meeting held at Belmont. Jockey W. Noe's license was revoked. 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