The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1917, Page 10

ee ee wire THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 20, : BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK "*!\ JESS WILLARD HAS BEEN INVITED TO SHOW PLATTSBURG ROOKIES HOW IT’S DONE 1 ” I TL TE A iei7 BASES Tus now we “ ve wr ott ; — Ry Arthur “Buge Baer - Lawson Roberison Anxious to ; Have Jess Willard Give a Box ° ing Exhibition at Plattsburg for the Benefit of the Thou- the ore bard ion sands of Prospective Army “a beat 6 thea Officers. HAMING Jean W ‘ he ‘ td Gy bis “bit” without Bong Re RKARS THe RECRUITS CAN : nde to France Yaw a Faw Minas, brow JE » : Lawnon Robertson, who te ot tr ning camp v ot Platte a BRAVES MADE THREE urge under Kt » ae = . ERRORS YESTERDAY BUM we Jens ‘ f f give pe UMPIRING, OF © 7MS 1s BOW k yy t E 2 k 5 OURSE Paceacen cts Ws 12 Kon ockeys at Empire Trac : prosp . ny sn AND HIS 'e in eo ° 1 were r ' wine ao g th 7 k ee <i ug Away With Tricks wo yition, afd that he wan't ——— staal < want any money for d It either A Swi { | : = inging Wide Into wretch te a ee ear winiaveed n rop to 1 t it Place ging ; RACING N for the doughty Soldier must have @ Isn't Always for the Purpose SELECTIONS ke “ Vivid recollection of the tremendous I A siting , YONKER' agate . de pend ate a oa n |merican eague ace ~. of Getting “Good Going Hane : Nong, weds | YOU remark t rar once 8 ago, before Jonn wax even A an dations On SG aha d en eonsidered a champlonship possitit By Vincent Trean , . hip pomsl oe 7 or. have t ity one blow put Kearns out George arte Shuts Out New| tty Becaune of bel WINGING wide Into the stret k ‘ 4 spotled Chance t6. bacdt ” ive winers home run in the teat inn! NG wid » the streten tr wer uy Ww a pa eee ee eae ance to vecome a| Yorkers, 2 to ©, Holding} tit scorer tarry n glase We. “bine baer ae tr tact A acer al ia tuted itle chune © had just knocked out Tha i i arene er SD ‘ fling the racing at We sent tt : she Ore Round Davis in a round, Them Down to ‘Three Hits. Khuth way batted hard, but ' A ee ¥ e dove of pen pe Was louked upon as a second Tom ia ws | 1 up when men were on | ino beuting many & hora which clog: sist (ie ‘raaeals, anna Wiiol Sharkey, Then he wan matched with HE Yankees now oceupy fifth | under tuft. couditluns would’ come gate awy lGavaiart oF chabihd Pts Jess, He ripped into the glint and place In the American Lew. Larry Gardner, the Red Sox third} Bi Gite’ test) Tht stewards evloently WINDSOR. f pouce the Amer Leug a in the seventh round hit Jess in the n having been passet b 7 batted for 1,000 per cent aoa} are blinded the fact that this aim dines Bencher, Flame. the Tigors bara er ge on body hard enough to knock out a| th Tigers, who ahut them out, 2 to in the Hoston-Chicago game. He was) — . — ply is a trick of the jockeys (not of Beiween Us, V parade ug twit era forse, The blow annoyed Jeas ao! !" the opening game of the series b 1 the bat fave tines and oat = = - any one but of moxt of them) to beat etme UR, Vi ‘“ P D nethe much that he reached half way across |tWeen the ‘two clubs tn Vetroit. | than hid wide nometinted oer Wil the horse which ts fighting with the Bageage, ‘Von - Ree nine te ne Rectne cn the okie [George Daum did the twirling tor| ait Wolfgang. s Muama) MAJOR LEAGUE fov the lead at the time. It amounts iWaune Prisctita FOUL BALL HITS A SPEC- Kearns had half dropped his hands, |{"e home team, and he held the New} 4 ; = . to the oartying aut of the course of TATOR ON NOSE. BUM UM- waiting to see Willard fall from the | Yorkers to threo hits, Catcher Nun Hen. Houthern, ule young pitching the second horse if he happens to be Start Right, Cobri PIRING effect of the blow over the heart,|®™ker wan the only regular that] gr at Walt SHASGES Ri ane Nati i pped on the one in front t fi i 7‘ Ee rar Uy RCM UnRete bi ational League, j , in front as the Edith Baumann, Ire 7 Flop, went the Soldier, flat on his |MAde a hit off the Tiger star, Cald. | loin his side winning. 4'to 2. Washs |] {ete WALecme’ W. b. #.C, || Clubs A wine turn is made, ‘That Isnt fair] ; t fa Seek teri ebbaceben) Bbculder blades for the ten count, | Well and Hendryx, the other two New {aten Ker oly five hits, While the | New York 80 26 658 Chiengo...43 43 500 | Chleage,..65 32.632 ee ele tate |i reminm, TE miny NOt pe actually foul | imal, Gold-J/and he is wrecked in iteot For all that, Kearns ts now willing| ork Slayers who connected nately, Bt. Louin tribe made elant. — stuler 33.654 Brooklyn..38 39 494 |\Honton,.,.62 32 619 Wasb'ton, 33 59 412 TT but it is the nearest thing possible to the Atianti would muen to fight Willard for acting as pinch hitters, Nick Cullop| winning ru ene. peared, ihe “33 46 418 | Cloveland 47 41,634, 9. Lous,.34 53. it, Itoceurs day in and day out, and tference nich direct the honor of the f KB run on Jacobson's sacrifice | Cabeuuau a7 43 622 Ku’ 1 4 53.391 Wt ae ion he United Btates Army. And at thae| (Ted saed enough ball to win the tly. 4a 422 Pituergh.s.27 64.338 | Dewrou, 46 41 518! Pale... 91 49 .ase J] "he practice will continue unless the grat ne a8 Mosse leet thet andere the mh After he got he'd put up a pretty good fight, ordinary Kame, aa he held the locals] ainough he 7 | RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY. stewards give the subject some atten- hing elve, The two races talked | through swimming his mile he would If Jens doen't caren to tata ong {2 ax hit tn the seven innings he] ix Bal uttartoge eran celia wont Pittsburgh, 6; Boston, 1, Detroit, 2; New York, 0, LOBE ubout bere were won by Jockeys who | still be fitteen dred miles from passe ent care to take on ®t worked. Love pitched the elxbtn Poo aura trom spike, Wounds, New York ys, Chiengo, Rain, Lonton, 3; Chiengo, 2 Yesterday, for Instance, two horses sient steer anywhere near this good I, you got to hand a gent he can give an exhibition with his inning, ton veatartny when his twentieth an Lara ae bbb Dgcigy Rain, Mt, Louis, 4; Washington, 2. favorites at that, were plainly beaten going, but stuck as close to the rail) t for paddling his old mile be own sparring partner, That would| i — Biversary Hhuthe ble tenga 8 wan ob ‘biladeipbis ve, Clacianati, Rain, Sreine ENarenones Sheen bret because of being forced wide at the at poss! Knapp on Little Nearer, it re giving up. W ) seems to be Go telty, well, as the chiee object dalare now a and the White Box! iented the veteran shortatoy with. & ‘ fast Ceatan Caer Sa Gaye wrlen) tov mall Ceerene MuMlebjoe tha day. slag) Won arg oat a lisa Sh Yernavw Maeve the MHas the SanaHel tee i fo thelr important fishing outttc Tho Tirates boat the Pere GAMES TO-RAY: the blame on any particular boy, but because he chose the whortest way|chunes to reach lain but they ars } benefit! series which Involves the lead of the} Braver, @ to 1 thank A oe Nisburgh #1 New York, New York at Dotrott. strangely . Q nome along the rail, paddling AN Regi trenaiey 01 his knowledge of boxing, Willard te Tai . wens) Hooparn tire twirl nk to Lefty ‘Cimeunnat at Brooklyn. aston ai Chi strangely young Ryan was the of- | paddling their old infle and incident- Pad a temouemare hina: Mara | Ae an League race, Tho Hoston| Gooner s fine twirling, whieh enubled peste rhs hicianad pO fender In both instances, OnQuietude Other evidence that this carrying DAG HON TCG. DEH SA Nea ay Gina’ pundhen ‘sFa(extiemaiy cect crowd romped off with the opener, ! series, he six-game 1 Lacie ce Peatesetphe Pabideighs or Oloronasts in the $3,000 Demotselle Stakes, while OUt trek fan't just an occurence of eS ee stn » th qwhen, sdapied’ ta bayonet fehting oo = ae ' in front, he forced Rokinaon on Rosle Yesterday may be had by recalling MEARCSURee AnaiKtinge tin (helt Modern bayonet work is based en- O'Grady so tar out of the course that) Wednesday's racing, Lyke, on Bed eo yards: aw Gotts hand ‘em turely on boxing movements, both on z the Whitney filly had to run nearly to! time Stories, beat Westy Hogan Seana offensive and defensive. N t 1 L the fence and then in again, describ- | carrying the Weatern crack wide, and — Lawson Robertson has recom-| saw a Ga ationa eague ing an acute angie, before ahe could, TFoxler on Star Class contributed to noe 2 iar 0 took awrul mended boxing as the best traint t ay July 2 cling] Important sh Cl C f get around Quietude and set nail for, ‘he defeat of the popular favorite, Dr, | PL AINE NOStP DRE GH #20): be ng) oft th nnd helt in 86, even par, | N nt showwp are scheduled by Hil hes : » Dre] of chewing qum, The Bro for soldiers, because of its acalinn la Vt tnaten ak w AAG mbar) New York clubs to-night. At did Lk seit hook up with Chick McCormick. Ii the oses ase 0 Wawbeek. This filly was in front at Johnson, by swinging wide just be-| pare i mga) The Brena mest tion to hand to hand fighting, He is made a 78 or the mmedal tyr mtangoles Rink dow Welling of Chic wt |dimmy stem vis a usd Ss GC : t M the time by virtue of Buxton's hay- cause Dr, Johnson, the one he had to} MLOR BEG ON atom) IIE In favor, too, of wrestling sod uli|markin of two strokes in (he qualifyins ant Johnny Dundee of this etty et] Rough House Ware and Wild Burt tan anager gz saved lengtha at the turn for Beat Was on the outside of him, Con-| statistics of knuckle Serine Of hand t hand coCou ten [round of the annual invitation xolt tour- Fre ytte third thine, Although on both |Mahless wo alwase aive 04 ion home by hugging the rail, But for! ditions have beon tough enough at|t toativale an Chauiee’ Couseae The vurlous companion are oe ea tet# | nament for the Muckwood Trophy On | ceived # oceaatone the Ttalian boxer re: | iit gameunm and witngnes to fiat ever ane » repudiation case of the Giants'|8yan's interference, and that's just Yonkers so fur, what with a conting. |ments for 1917 shows thut they have isc with boxing gloves, 1¢ Wilinrd | {he links of the Shawnee Country ClUD: |is, conf @ newRDAnEr consensin, Welling |i WF are in the ring, will meet tw the feature | manag va did Mercer, atocal bane: | TO 1 WAR, Rosie O'C ty might, OUsly bad track and hair tine finishes, | Lminated rewdsisay in the Federal cocepte the TeV ee te che Mra) Word was received that Charles CICK | this ting the all moore a knoekout | en 41 tle amine 4° 6 Tomero 10M |i) peporter, Is 10% ra local bates vay come through the stretch Why should the Jockeys be permitted | M8ue BP¥Way: Yea be pki!) at Plattabur [Htvans, the nativnal amateur and open | three good At the Harlem Sporting Cluv | turner, bat the Lodi Aphanrintardiers abe “ Re ia aay +o" {straight and been along in plenty of to make it harder for the sport's pa- we exit at] babar will have 6.000 Ehentinn ei tel tole ae t ten OUI DuUte, will’ be jut | emalite abM baa co cuore tea eupeoreent ye Be Nai nial League's Special Board tiny te “neg Wwawbeck instead of {Fons with riding tricks apa e " : Years ago some Berlin war ex- Tatura Generale, “Coloneln, Captain! vane hus ever tnen eto aid WAN | weight wit nan, the Chicago heavy | willingly agted to take Turner's piace agaiust nie decleione Tb beard) is composed | being nosed out NAVOMMANtG GERUETOR HEtee ee | Rete ARIE Would be'fealian for These men are all im training, and 1 Rave 4 rau oF iyo esoce wong to [fue ena wth the tone lst of Knookoute to | Wee of John Conway Toole, Joba K. Tener. | ying gixth f . have tried ta describe? Jockeys ax a] any foreign power to attack the are ox ntoted: to take up boxing as a York to take part in the PAtTIOUC] ey Cty, Dover Hob Devere of Kans} gonnny Kilbane tol Dick ¢ who mate ne (GHNY, Herrmann, Harry Hempstead n the sixth Race Ryan on Piraeus, woicy they are often subject ms to) United States on account of the Bare Ge thelr preparation for war (ouinament at Knsiewont nest Weeks nay 5: Devero recently wave. Men: mai tat ray Uacand gies shan and Charles Ebucte ‘The board wili| ® seenen” did practically the sine times they ar Fe ren Rockies and the Alleghani tig Willora ante fecao sohiainine — ies MIR beara hy) Hooring (108 gran An lisa bie Soy Fie’ | aetermiino'@ verdict either Hyia, mail| einer te come: round) Th atreteh less, but, in thle) instance same] Ameren hae (wo backbones, “And for Wis country und his own game|, NEWMARKE Enwland, July 20.—|ma colored heavy welsh i nel Pana | iets aoe him out, Tae following pre-| vote or special meeting. turn In front after having Jammed official action seems necessary “me | when a guy has one good back- ete oe chance," says Lawson |The July Handicap of $6.00 wus Thell dure: Reanis ana sete i ip ine wits er + been straneed by Cur WeGd CR ae a Ree AT 40 cy 000th way thrown on the rail up ‘to cal the officials’ attention ta the} bene he is invulnerable. When a an, cT eo it ret da o ere ny igh i Artsy. Che DSHe. va’ Youn ty re Welen, ey Dn “4 : 0 ) C v0! 9) un r ference ney = jon of the bred rack Sngland. this season ie per ee aa e sac of Piraeus anc day wince the Y. fantine ERE'S an interesting letter It was won by J. L. Dugdale’s Foxton, | Bronx. Hy Will bux Allie: Nack of ¢ = lined. It was the third session, a con-| anparentl: ney to r ver him, besan, it Is not BO OnE Tata ee ee ent teat ee Mr Robert bagren, New York [ridden by Smyth by a neck fron sir J nes | Young Runner, the New toveignt, woo | HAUAtiON of last Week's hearing ited cabana pron over him, ee at not with any desire to| have @ hundred point lead and by on 8 i the: eitactcne i n J | an evidently wa oing to Have any pa " eventne: Weed, Neitan's Quarcyan pecs Cros IEE sisaiiai enue ieee cues penal status i Ruaeieet wil Oy: rank Pinlesiof Pittebuten waa ua yan evidently as not going t ta ny particular rider punished,| °%¢ of the best pitching staffs in \ Dear Sir: Having read lthe saddle, Lord Savilo's All Serene, | Linon) Kilhane of ¢ ho 1s to take on | Wilde tn London text Sear, tas been watcha to|the chief witness to-day. Ho rah waslict him do it if carrying him out) rather to have the stewnrds do| the works. If one backbone gets articles on the purt that athistiog [With Hulse up, was third, halt @ lenxth foatlinrwight thle, in a sinmmand mode race SUE A tie Dioailvay ahi ef: ail) ie) WAL: DISAEAE 1A the, Gian mans [Coe prevent Ii, He pore aut alto- something to correct the evil, The| busted, they still have another to TA athintee Will GEO’ AYe ance [eit A luraw Neld CUR OMT SARIS! ay spe rau An Crt teak enviar sient, Niegr oerontiy ie: Gmonie room GuSINK part OF thm laters gether unnecessarily and Knapp on|"ders couldn't get away with sucn| Work on: Looks like you ought fk Ne BMMUANE WAN HEd ia horsex facing the starte HMadie hea. Poataea “hin al as Jon i view with Sd. Mereer and heard the| Achilles had to go with him rather stuff with Frank Bryan or Chris Pitz, | te aet in that World Series ticket become ‘kreatly interested In the training at regal aurea rare hind Percept tenet tape etraahaerita reo | NOW York leader suy “go as fur as|than Jerk the Sanford colt out of his Herald tn the stand. ‘These men are| line now: becuine ‘reutly. interested he ' me . Salting st tiga bie bout with doe Welling to-tignt, as he | ty , deel he |stride to bring him Inside. What hap- stewards who do some ste | a ames | ate that the Miss Mario Wagn he national In- | f} will hare to rmume teeining to-m ft jthe Giant manager later 4 ring him inside. What! ome stewarding, i) Renae: clube lor New Sone Chiy. jour iawn inte earivieh, preven her Ure ind Content with Tominy Tice, the New derey [Of tho Tittsburgh Hotel hand a sh |rened? Why Shuttinger shot Battle] wy "% Veiner ded hey fount Save alent fre dalnig Mhsie full sharGle prove |Veranitilty At gunio by winning « biel Shamiivn. a the Bowe Sitiog Cli wes of paper to. Mercer, which. he sup. (through a fifteen-foot opening on the | , Etta Man" Fink was on the job | ther Wax: ovetey inuat have alant See Nine REO IC ORES | oksiiraund. robin danbley hoummanakt fin Crt ah jo 1 farm {Paes the Interview that directly |rail and gained at least four ler Taain yesterday, bidding up horses a = ks Be canine ee fed at the Monteluir Athtotic Chu), | fils emt to stone | CHR iy hearing lq his advantage, obtained only because ran poor Johnny Moran's Alt hivey © is the (st (Catharine A.C) wee Sao : DRACO RENTS Uhece (Otek: Gel ekabAr ee eee GABE Ve gee Ga 8 Allen| Gavvy Cravath bunted one a eae barat oftelent : whe M Ds ; oN By jcormpetinion: Wie erm teal Le lang, manezcr of Knockout Begone, | THEY RAVE tnimportant ev vitheases, jor Ryan's tactics, won the race fr saat from $600 to $1,000 after the) axuinst the wall the other day ang Susy eee OF weir Fegahy PRU eR alioh ai elie Mais a ; ard hitting Mevt aide unlam, aye all the (Martin W. Littleton, counsel for the |Battle. Asin the ray oof Rosie O'Grady Ui A°Ut Face nd Jumped Ed Cudihee, | Le ane on the top of the wall can show &3 men now servin Aisa aimee * ‘ i ao tutenieiiine watchs | Baseball Writers’ Axsociation, tried | Achilles was the best horse, but ho | 5) 5 rn with Albert Simons, from |it hadnt bi May Wie toslelay, Ae a ee Re Rar j total ol poin ks Mazel Sawyer ‘ hig better to call Sid Movser to t $2,500 to $4,500, i it hadn't been for the burn umpirin diferent branches of the xervice, | was sevond with J point and Mis re eat WE Gonn Cs er to the auand, but |¢ suldn't overcome the Interference of 1 ot non What Fink's object ts |{t would have gone over the wa e atinenin range front i, | John vole, the presiding judge, |p - Is not know ess ho | Sool arivarel ta (Captain 4 Bey tr i Chariea Vernan i third. with refused to perm hibreee icin fed Ryan d concede the distance) yy.) known, unless he has an idea Private ta Captain, F wish alo | oointa. Fifteen won ic pust fit a | esa a |Mattle gained rounding the streteh. |, 7 oe ing so he can force owners | members at least 15 have t erios of oH on WwW ‘ a —_ Kadie The good -: poten > handl thelr plate nena 5 ha rf ere ididie Hall Wo - ¢ good going referred to in the platers not as the rejected at one time or another su y Mre Mudswy Murray. The fant: oromoter Ww mildiey Pale ce the vided | want but as he wants them ton” WINMING GUARANTEED fiid one Young man has heen te! [insu elinent of the tounmeat w A Gear INDSOR ENTRIES, © anterence nnd. Central. Arsoctatio OWEN Re ONN Sion eo eae ante aa. | ot at wea ; hs onference and Central Asochto - 2 ———————— Aveo Ota . he Haoklel We Rives 440, hann't yet given up trying, Very dus tb, ane fant abit for avery: sani ST ee neil ‘® OoKEY. CUERD WINbuOR, ‘Onis|Zceic chauBite clamplon, will. sot Fight Ficsults ) glia 0. ts certainly a game ally y Waly your SOHN KEL i ita eC We AWA secrtg incign (far oMnaRPE ME | MeL TG Ge Eo eee tine j Rut off at the tan turn, Kieeger on- | GWIMMING TAUGHT Zi:senae Secretary + * “ 1 (enna races are na follow = HUIDUs gam on Su sel > pull Up, she battled her a thuwht q » to Hews an. | CLEVELAND. ©, J O.—hywe | Latte malt future tated ! Wk | day. Ball will compete in th way through a } Prot Alex. Metter D melting s ; nut ithe A t i Vet oitesaattrme ete AL Me RRal Rigen iinee | Mab 8 RU ED A t ae MAS yous He ety wo [un geal eRe Ram a re ag vera antag them [NORFOLK. STOPS COWLER |i’ onion ithe tat tnt = tend our heardiest consyatis un stl Ww rea oe: neg a sured fi Vrawprls ine jpg [apectal race which Will be held shortly IN THE EIGHTH ROUND, run homo sho appeared beaten SPORTING, ations to auch a patriotic as " + Wan bs | onus CONT Bt \ nthe track a arvard Stadium. east four difte ets — =————— orlatio er ane Mabel " mace he st ap a lin this race Fall wilt i = different times, but she ree = fociation, If there js any other ath-| pearance yeu Lie ree BBE | Vutens Nin mmanamee, Mike MeN esnasatt \ ne want Br Soap ay Mt endeavor to| BUFFALO, July Kid Norfolk, | sponded to vigorous urgug aM lotic club that can offer anything tale yy ; Milena ete Silty changes tis | {Oia t \y {[Meak Norman ‘Taber's one-mile rece |hvayyweight champion of Panama. the end was Bug and as} rival the record of the Bt. Catharin SNe aa lent whom, Mabel |Wail quiet ‘ ‘ hit HUN eal ee cond, apped. ‘Tom Cowler, the Cumberland BE BOE WEY: C. I'd be glad to publish the fac wok Nad fr ’ tn the |pactiat ture toatay Chin Rithe's tue 3. Waite \ 3 ° in the eighth round of a) The Rand lost E Ci T k is this column Haske se itor [tata dena a wi ih :| BASEBALL RESULTS. Le ee eee ANI esas ooreds what ane, une mpire City Trac an rat heat | Jay wiuy Billy Mi. 1 as vee | —————— before the Tuxedo A. C. Nor- | ally wa ns BGa! sen the Whitney (YONKERS @ MT, VERNON) will run in the games of the k ‘ ‘ o \ forty pounds, was master of the situa dave will rup in the xemes of the ./1 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. |\°™ Hie meth va Ree ee are end ORUTAIVRErITITERG BESTE eee ee core ||) SoLGoe RAUITS CHV: to be devoted to the War Relief Co 8. 1 ‘ Pesier. ta fore his seconds humanely thres fay with his side kick, Heinle % mittee fund Tay Pts eae FCOM T Cire Wale BO. Clubs, ' r \ ean ©, seins in the! merman of the Giants," Dave's {iis mre ia i View Stakes? race at Pittwburg Saturday iiarooen emtes ae HE nag ‘ Sat i" k = peace a a SE Ent WAGE ov ae and will leave for New York on the rov'ence (4) 34.595 Mufalo, 96 St 414 i Tate K. 0.'s O'Leary Senta, MAGNS | Girst train that evening, ‘Leronto. 46 36 571 Richmond..33 50.398 e at tal 0. oo 1 MOOSH JAW, Saskatehen r + ies, Marler Te ee eee etic amen are. | Baluumore.46 38 048 Monisoal, 39 o2 Tasg | May afternoon sail 5 es ARTA ease ptexedmiontone’ All Bs Sener an the. mood ‘ol astln hort interval Jargely aitended, and the program RESULTS YESTEROAY, iets Grn aie a a iia, [PP Clonls Tat lan of Canady’ (ae Wie (rack as one of Caterer on Ried ‘ra Seah: By yaually anens th bent of the year Newark, 5; Kochenter. 4, tat game and Akers By ra ph iti New York State, knocked out Johnny O'Leary of Van-|Healey's able assistants, Jot ani thence hy direct ne Long Island grounds, Horkester, 4; Newark, 3, 20 gai Helternelaht chaniidine ree iad mire. ae aver C, in the fth round of | ke q ABANyihing: ha thonine: ww BE . <a chmond, 3 Butalo, 1 ‘ Le mia at Wilkra Barre, 0 ty seheduled ten-round con f Thence uy ILLY MISKKE and Bob McAllister 1 “er ‘ ' av both Sree ae MT Luke Cassi Pitan B meet T roe nd Bob MeAlliste Toronto, 4; Providence, 4 Aw Nochaae a. As pee 1, being tne cond (ine. witli a weok | rhe Cassidy, who te racing. secs Stand und Paddork, sis Moniek ay evening at the Montreal, 11; Haltimore, 2 toe prosperta are Uist GHB’ po Wi H Wild West at Horse Show Preeti ues le hears or (Tes Oe (Re PORERG ile Cobiten i : Bae heen. oul OF My ing or 9 time Newark at Mostion, ated a | chin) wil reser this own Wild West Devere In Given Dectaton, il be u rer at the meoti of the most promising light heavy- hing euter " Wate | Hee SEGRE A Slip BF a noO PRB LOn BFR Ne et heavyweight, reo |e sport. He's right, at that, Meet'r-Tinailg: Wire.Mt " weights in the country. : Bees tier will tah dntian “Willie Bushe | the horse show to be held to-morrow |ceived Referee Eddie Moud's decision A ie | Hoxing to-nigiw, acre fees ig reuse *° Glanta, toot go pan, | BY te Teli Polo Club ut Oakwood last Hight over, Cleve Hawkins, heavy: | 7. Capt. "Nick" Houaman, the Ovater | ne s Bart Sew “Polo 'Ground: 0 hi gank WokweenVIallprand Dax where, Tobe corns of. Vanadg, ufter| King. denica that Won $1,000" on f nd Bay shore. twelve rounds of fast Aghting, Ailcen O, )) Brown's Far Kockuwauy, | Budoud’ ys. Marty Cros, /