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i et PEP es a Ps bane for July 23 in Philadel- phia. Copyright, 19/7, by the Press’ Publishing Co., Ctve New York Evening World.) HE following telegram was re- ceived early this morning: Philadelphia, June 28. Robert Edgren, New York Evening World Afer a meeting at the Vendig Hotel here, just matched Benny Leonard to box Johnny Kilbane tvening of July 23 at Shibe American League all Park, Leonard to receive guarantee ten thousand, privilege one-third, weight one hundred thirty-three ‘at 8 o'clock. Everything settled. Will name referee one week be- fore cont BILLY GIBSON. get another fight with Freddy! y=: NY KILBANE was anxious ¢ Welsh just before Leonard won the championship. It was thought the feather champion would hardy press Leonard for a match, But he saw the Leonard-Welsh bout and evidently thinks he has a good chance to win another championsbip. Kilbane ts the joverest featherweight champion since Abe Attell waq at his best. He is tall for a featherweight and has been outgrowing his class this year, He is nearer the lightweight limit) pow, and at the larger weight is Stronger and is hitting harder than when he trained down to make 1 pounds. Leonard is making ‘Rood his quiet statement that as champion be would pick the best men for his opponents and not look for easy marks. Being held in Philadelphia, the bout will be only of six rounds’ duration, and there will be no referee's decis- | jon, If Kilbane ts to win the title from Leonard he must do Leonard did with Welsh—put over a knockout) punch. O-NIGHT'S the night of the an Dundee-Jackson slugging bee. The boxing fans have been waiting for months to see this fight. It may not be @ marvellous exhibition of boxing science, but probably it will M1 all requirements for action, speed and hitting. Benny Leonard, may take a little in- terest in the affair, as it is likely one of the boxers will be an opponent within a few weel:s in a bout that will draw a big gat tiie N.Y. A. C. is running short | programmes of athletic events | jon at! Travers Island, with several military | every Saturday ufte' competitions included. The club “bat- talion” is drilling datly at the island, and the club has donated two amou- lances, equipped, to the Red Cross. A #eneral subscription is to be taken in the club, and several more ambu- lances may be added. ARRY HILLMAN'S Dartinouth athletes have rly all listed in some bra: wervic Allison, Burns, Chase, Emery, Grady, Green, Holbrook, Laigay, Sherburne, Thompson, ‘Tren- f Holbrooks, Cogswell, Miner, Hobbs, Phillips, Shelburne and Gor ton have been awarded their letters track © for winn| are now In the service Practically the entire — football squad bas enlisted, The Dartmouth varsity football men are distributed as follows: end. aL Kenerven: PrUTionouah. \end—Ambulance service. France. A pretty fine showing for a col lege of Dartmouth's size! But those Dartmouth boys always were fights ers, Remember their work on the gridiron during the past three or four years, HOUSANDS of yachtsmen a now in the Naval Reserve, and many of them have furn'shed power boats for the Government and are now actively engaged in patrolling the coast. Large y bout” isn't “at its usual euwmer, THE EVENING “WoRLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 19, 1917, SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ‘tio on Leonard Making Geod His Prom-, ise to Box Only the Best Men by Signing with Johnny Kil- ISN'T THAT ALWAYS THE WAY? 1917, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World). LT Gives ME Great PurnsuRe To INTRODUCE THE MODerEN HERCULES AND ‘ly abe GHeATe ST CRN CHAMPION «++ HE Witt Now ENTERTAIN You BY THROWING The CHNMpON| OF VONESVILLE, MO, IN 2 MINUTES « Copyright, Note His Ponperous AUSCLES. NO LIVING NW HAS BVER. PResseD wie, Bsa Note Too HIS MARVELLOUS SYMMETRY | A ay ROPE HE WAS CALLED a ;ZOXSZKO AND THe OTHERS REFUSE TS MEET HIM BECAUSE OF THEIR. enth Round. BASEBALL ON WAY TO DOGS \“Another Example of the Braves’ Rowdiness Was Dis- played at the Polo Grounds in Yesterday’s Game” — “The Robins Got Up on Their Hind Wheels and Divided a Double-Header With the Phils. By Arthur (‘Bugs’) Baer, Publishing Co. 1917, by The Pr NOTHER example of the Braves’ Polo Grounds in yesterday's game. .Was goopering slowly and feebly down the third base foul line, the entire Boston team coagulated around it. infield and make the ball roll foul, absorb any Braves failed to tip it up. Their idea was to tip up the Fortunately, the diamond 1s built to mergencies like that and the congéaled welght of the entire Not even the slightest IJ’ automat tip. The infield remained flat and the ball stayed in the league. Such rowdyism should be eliminated from the tournament. The Braves also flashed some rowdy batting when th couple of rowdy doubles in the cighth a The Giants were In the the slightest bit of nourishment out of the them out just the sam d at the time Such rowdyism shold be Johnny Evers also looked very rowdyily at Manager McGraw. | Jack ball cap at a very rowdish angle. And that big Sherwood The umps should compel Sherwood Such rowdyism should be annulled. Billy gathered around the » no blows struck, but you can't blame up for a plece of Evers wears his bi ism should be banished from the works. has a very rowdy walk. In another insta Boston shortstop | umpires between innings. for losing his head when he Some fans were also noted in the Unless the rowdyism is exiled it looks us if baseball is on its is being stuck chewing tobacco, way to the dogs and other local New Jersey stops. The Robins got up on thelr hind wheels and divided a double-header champions in the first) The split helped the | juc an awfully short| Giunta to keep 0 Almost a clean shave, The Red Sox cased a little farther a twin yump, At the same time the White Sox toured a few points | hoard farther south when the Tigers cuffed them. leaders closer together, although there is still room for a flivver to pasy between north by bumping the oh of army | the public for the xtatement with the dout pplause, What. the] that remarke registered well and accumubitea ampionships. All! making four strotled past of those don't Evers didn't stuff himself when a position is officially sewn up, Connie Mack regulars and put a winning team in the field, At nt, he can't afford to take any chances When the caboo may bench hi Turkish baseball America and will s the most widel irticle next week, | will bau nnected with the baseball game known person ¢ | Reading his stuff is o BXCLUSIVELY A. K. Morrow of Great Neck and Stockton of Raritan Afternoon round with 100—22, 78. 5 Metropolitan Golf eturned card: Morrow's allowance of 6 gave her which won first prise Baltimore 38 23 chts, large power boats, small power boats, fishing boats and tugs aie included in the list of vessels volunteered for the| service, No information about their} number is being given out, but it can |*!\ easily be seen at any of the club an- chorages usually swarming with gus- vl.ne motor craft that the “pleasure nooring this net award with si Hart led the Columbia Univer Toronto, GAMES TO-DAY, Rochester at Newark. Buflalo at Providence. Toronto at Rich Montroal at Haltinore, a low gross ca (The New York Evening World.) . rowdiness was displayed at the When Holke’s anaemic sfngle | ° ° s Ad from his damaged eye, and he was MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS | Maiden Fillies Furnished _ i's"! sen in‘ve nat tind National League. New York 36 21 .632 Cincinnat! 38 36 478 || Chicago... ss, M6 23 ,610| Brooklyn ..26 32 Chieage ..38 31.661 |Boston 4. Louls,.39 30 .624| Pitts’ American League. wel. F.C. Clubs, 42 22 657 Cleveland 33 33 . Chaba. The Thrills for Race-Goers "2's ts er Sg | | | Eighteen of Them Go to Post and Finish Proved Most Ex- citing Seen in Many a Day. New York 85 27 665) St. Louls..24 38 30 0 .600! Phila. . RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY. Boston, 3; New York, 2 (Ist game). York, 0 (2d game). Detroit, 6; Chicago, 5. Washington, 4; Philadelphia, +. St. Loula, 5; Cleveland, 1. record made by Roamer in 1914 Opinion was very widely divided .as ej / to the probable winner of the light- R d S Wi ; ght “handicap, ‘third ‘on the. pro-| eé ox Win cra King’s Joker was, perhaps, tothe boat bat Top ine Morning,| £ WO Games Sortie and Startling were well fanc’ Seer oe rea ee! §©6Vankees in i clever rid Top O' The Morning tiring in the last | y strides, King’s Joker was third, BOSTON, June fter having all the bad luck of the|champion Red Sox defeated th New York, 3; Boston, 2. Phitadelphia, 3 (1st game) Philadelphia, 1; Brooklyn, 0 (2d game By Vincent Treanor. two-year-old race which wound up the day's racing at Aqueduct yesterday, was chock full of interest. | with, It had eighteen starters, and as | is usual in maiden races about halt of Pittsburgh, 6; Clocinnatl, 2. GAMES TO-DAY. New York at Boston. M. Louis at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia. Detroit at Chicago Boston at New York (Two games). Philadelphia #( Brooklyn. %, Louis at Chicago, ‘Cincinnati at Piisburgh Such rowdy~ e curve yy the beautiful | Callaba | duty to. the Boston bench)... expressions On Bis) iy, doesn't stand for | oy he « good five-cent After many srgume Solio ped from t ufterneon, | at the be « ANNOY wor.p|'!* ef | ‘wiosing ty © shale |: best net for the he ae perior ler the remi final | Johnnie Mayes of STANDING OF THE CLUBS, ./ Clube, We, Rochester.32 30 6; 23 Buffalo Prov'ence.38 25,603 | Richmons round te Torvnto...33 29.632) Montreal .19 40 .322 || pnanw RESULTS YESTERDAY. tes Rochester, 3; Newark, 2. Bufalo, 6; Providence 2. Baltimore, 7; Montreal, 5. yer Martin willl go a Bichmoad,9, | Hurt Spencer will by the three con! Martin ond. were wellmeant good Simon Healey thought all his Cassatt filly Camba had to do was get off. Thistle half a cateh her last time anc win THIS race," he said. Entries will close at 2 P. M., July 3, | header at Fenway Park. Barry's’ me ‘or the Red Cross Handicap, to be run | manufactureg a 3 to 2 victory on tw It is for’ three-year-olds and| singles In the first encounter, am ters to pay $50 additioi Gua A PAtutie would ners 0 pay $60 additional, Guar-| The clockers Bhoot-Lady y banged out &) ‘The r plastering up the e Braves didn't get) management of the & Rink boxing club to the doubt that has arisen lately ov But they banged | the weights of boxers an innovation will | elled, be tried at the “LL bet any part of $1,000 mypelf,”” declared can stop trie ‘atay Cline in a twenty-rousd bout, Soe Welling and I know Cline side- steppel a match with the pnounces that owin Weights to ‘be announced thre Announcement of the: weights, to] Pious in the first game — Big five pounds extra, One mile| Pitched an excellent game and nda sixteenth. served better fate, But luck Madden himself said she would win if she could, After my bout with between Willie night Vk be ready fue Cli Joyner’s filly | Rose d'Or, one on which most of th: had centred She was the favorite. "remarked Willie Midgely puking of Oenone, You'd better have * Tom Welgh thought r men will be TENER ORDERS ANOTHER Dame Fortune smiled pleasantly HEARING IN Mm GRAW CASE, | te Ret Sox. A squeeze play gas und Dund: Doyle and Joe under the . 183 pounds. A ——————~ AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. Rantammcight Champion Pete Herman, who ts at present resting up leans, will in all bleachers with their] the Clermont Sporting Club sh Hins has made Herman a gol offer to VW Jooul bantamweight, and be | wager on her.” probability appear in a bout at tel varlo Cowter, the pr {» confident that Herman wi | players decided T |likely one to be first across the 1 | off station, and Samuel Ross's Bull 1 Supermaid were Martin Julian writes as follows fo reply to Frank Carbo thing very ng from tthe denia wun uu must be ailing Frank Carbone, When it came to racing 4 | mass of variegated colors, ly indistinguishable, » and round the home No one could tell exactly from | was in front, LATONIA ENTRIES. Wikker dicd'to Miler and Hobby mia ‘OND hac night my middleweisit ted him at the Mroadw Yanks must have put an awful dent in Carl ination that night to make him belie follows ar threw wild to second on a double Hat y reports about me This brings the two — feorer a good deal of t why should ow © the fellow who I the grand stand & good guess m ed to mainiain wage Wim wheat mmleed (nim a gowd lacing xPeON ty and im eighth pole was reached closing, the Madden filly lasting Wout in Boston, » Futurity was med to have the tucked away when a cry j And maybe Rose d'Or wasn’t coming! Will meet Praukie rogged east aide lantam, wlio bas beld one, however, » of what was what ull the of numbers went th Bouny Conier, bett wn as Young Benny, | “" ae 5‘ MONTREAL ENTRIES, — fy sive doy Ballymoney MONTREAL, ave finally teen signed Others in a position as near as poss | 's race Morrow's races was the most exeiting and closest finish seen in many a day t Marifield taiuke tat the same club been equally ey's supporte Most of the things were be: » had been called rel Ine granted license fen O'Sullivan, yesterday is Pounrit WAC f long experience two-year-olds mt A for his racing stable. bo a ten-round affair | Albert Mott Instead of the us st with Prank Welr and wh e Old Rosebud in his stak | gagements here, s denied a license, Hampson, Haier ila ees gion $1,000 Wintield Steeplechase math. eon re Ti and THREE Other Good Races: WAGE i @ 1st BACK AT 2,30 BP, 7 three ve ety IAL RACE FRAlS |ward won his first e as a threes amateur boxing to the seven furlong ~~ SHADES O’DOWD IN SENSATIONAL BOUT Stubborn St. Paul St. Paul Lad Neary 4 f Knocked Out in the Sev» | | APOLLO + HACKERSAMIT) | | Jeacousy. KINGS AND Qoeune he oveR. iA ldier artfield of Brooklyn Jed Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul last night at the Clermont Rink in one of the most stubbornly fought ten-round ‘nouts seen in Greater New York alnee the sport was legalized in this State. From the first gong these crack box- ers took turns carrying the fight to each other, and when the last bell rang and they shook hands both looked as though they had been through a gruelling contest. This was a return match, O'Dowd having wou a close decision in thelr other mill. | It was only his great work“in the + {seventh round, when he had O'Dowd jon the verge of a knockout, that earned the award for Bartfield, In {nearly all the other rounds the hon- ors were practically even, In the ! |seventh round the Western Irishman was battered all around the ringy: and when the bell came to his redoue he had to be helped to his corner. In the first round O'Dowd started off as though he were going to again whip Bartfield. As soon as the Gol- 4 |dier started being aggressive he turned the tide of battle. So fiercely: did the men fight all the way that O'Dowd left the arena with a badly lout right eye and a broken nose, and | Bartfield’s left optic was damaged. O'Dowd was not bothered in the least by the constant flow of blood as he was at the outset. It was Pe, so near dreamland in the previous session. Bartfield was handicapped, weigh ing only 148 pounds to his opponent's 153 pounds. { of a second from the track by A. Collins, catching ‘The world’ Yankees in both ends of the doub! By subscription of $:! chs! then shut out the New York team e struggle by g score of 6 to y Fisher, the Vermont school master, was the victim of the cham! sh value $2,000, of which $300| the 1é pnd and $200 to the third.| F days he race. Winners, after FAs UR jentirely against him, while the Boston team a run in the inning and two more were added the fourth on costly misplays Leshe Nunamuker, the big backate; Prestdi prepar D Hoop in the first veal went to Barry'a eset Ase Hob | Gardner walked, ses. cre leached laa sue a play | that originated when he ha us team. Lewis bunted and scored. — Hobby, however, ight at the plate, after Piaher ‘pp retired Lewis Hobby singled in the fifth and ner walked. Lewis bunted and on all hands were league ex pm mut ‘opie ation 8 compo: w hearing as e day when the |} tend E tempted to score. Miller ha@ gear caught, but Nunamaker dropped TRACK, LATONIA, Ky.. June | perfect throw, Later Nun and Lewis crossed the plate. PREPARE FOR THE 4TH: BATHING inter, due tow purehas OB iess. Everlast Sporting ‘Goods Co. 275 BOWERY fipision 8. Open Evenings, eal Savings’ SWIMS auaRaNtee Fay, cordtith St, Booklet + SPORTING, RACING AQUEDUCT TO-MORROW $5,000 Great American $1,500 QueensCo.Handicap $100 nN Canada adel vutty (¥ 1 RACK Pume, 8600; claiming: for mm, Radie le andl one mile. Raith By Maxiin's "