The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1917, Page 18

= id Ta EY, le ves oer RC ETN Oe EET COT — SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK| GETTING THE RANGE comaniipmeians Leonard and Britton Post $1,000 Apiece for Their Bout One Week From To-Morrow Night. Kh. HENNY Lane Jack Hritton, » ter 1a Wee f ' ti lef ¢ @and dollars to eu © that he weigh In at 129 pounds ut 9 oe ’ the evening of tt on t. Wf to do #0, Benny will profit by Jus Mousan) ho unks tnore then 1 end of the purs Jack Hritt ® t he'll make Oho weight with trouble, Jack grew into a welterweight when he held the title, and ax he how been fighting for many years Maturally reached the point whe weight coos on casily and is har nf to take off. But Kk ien't lettiog ft aginy. He lives the stniple life and ‘a more sin training. “After youterday’s training, nine da before the fight TY, pounds Wien he last fought Kid Lewis, ut Dayton, twenty rounds, he w 241% pounds, The weight agreed upon fn that fight was 146 pounds, #0 161% at thot time was evs eateheweinhts for Jack. 4 AM BURE Britton oar 109 pounds easily," suid Manager a: Dan Morgan last night, ad I} would rather have him fight at that mark than over it, When hg lus to twain down 4 little below his nacural weight it doesn't weaken him, tat It on him sulky. He fights tiueh ter than When he fs entirely good wnored.” gr BRITTON feora ax welter champion like Leonard, never dodged an op gonent. Kid Lewls was niost Cangerous rival. He fought Lewis ds often as offered to put up a Burse. Afier winning the welterweight championship by beuting Lewis at| w Orleans in twenty rounds, Brit on gave Lewis a return mateh only four weeks later, It was a twelve Found bout, with a decision, in Bos-| won, He beat Lewis aguin | In one year, after winning the championship, Britton gave Lewis six | Shences twice: — € date, Britton wey his anyone oh in Nt Lauin vy York, then twenty rounds at! Savion It was in this last fight that howls for the first time took a decis- fon over Chi title with It Since that time Britton has tried Fepeatediy to induce Lewis to figit amplon Britton and the again, and Lowis has refused to “risk Wis title.” Th » of the fact that Britton | him wie Appears yeuen matches at of the two L PeLter champion, ‘Britton is in as good condition as pe he fought Lewis tine and again for the weller title, Ben Leonard, yw lave tu Cat wt hie Wreat 10, at) 6 clever welter ex-champion, Lr @on is an unusually skilful bo: 4 @willing fighter, He has a este | ack Jritton was much Ue | fense, Wut always refuses to away from any opponent, He pre fers to stund In clone and take whut-, eyer risks there are, "The only figiiter I've ever seen show| elass superiority over Rritton ax a} Woxer was Packey Mefarland, And ft ia only fair to Britton to state thut fcParland, that night, was a middle. | Weight and had a great advantage over the lighter man, Britton wan outboxed, but he stood right In to do iis hare of the fighting from » ‘a rings your car nearer the scrap offset ey nares, S ir 4 ‘here's # Dixon lubri ier every part of your cur. #OSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CQ, Jersey City, N. J. eap unless you have found the one that inv ip your transmissions and differen- work of metal to-metal v dealer forthe Dison Sebhcots fenies, forthe Established 1827 |r ee ae THE EVEWING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBMR 11, 1917. ’ WORLD'S SERIES FACTS Third game of Warid's Series 04 at the Pole Crwande thie oly yesterday, Sooner Sew Vork (Natiowat Lenawee), f1 Chiewe Smerican Leaner), 0, The stand fee new trade “1 Chheaan Sew Vork a eof Meet game int hicwer rinys «White , 2 Clante, 1 Seare of second in (hieeee on Sander: Sos, 71 Olante, & vam White Total pald attendance day, MAMIE, Total reevipte, #75, (1, divided me fotlowss yeater Viayers aaa Hach clab VA NOb ce National Commission ian these tanres are aim which were exactly the same for the tieet two games, The at. nee in the Western vlty was nly stiehthy 00 and the total Nite Oficial at for three games, 97416, Total ree elpts, GEI9,05%, divided as fol. wet Var ers Bach elub Natlonal Commiyston S1IS 107,00 A200 21980 Fourth game at Polo Groands In this elty today, Gates opened tock: game called at ¢ Probable pltehers today: Ver. Red dle upp for New Yorks Faber for title longue Amerionim, Bato} yin third attempt to come buck In the seria but was knocked out in the ning and was. replaced by Liter, pitching for effective ncinnatl, was ve “BUGS” BAER DECLARES “John Collins Complained That Kauff Was Using a Shine Bat’’ BY ARTHUR (' BUG BAER. Copyright, 1917, by the Pr Publishing Co. (The New York Evening Wor Y winning @ game yesterday the Giants forfeited their B the Boob Club. It began to look as if they were life dence exonerates ‘em stylishly 4) franebise members the Lodge with all their dues pald up But yesterday's ¢ “Rowland Played His Big Ace, Cicotte-- Two Deuces Will Always Beat One Ace’’ TALKING ABOUT WORLD'S SERIES Matty Says Giants Will Come Back as They Did Against Red Sox in 1912 “Wonderful,” He Declares, “How ! the Tonic of One Victory Will ° Brace Up a Dejected Team ' and Cool Off a Confident a we Enemy. ; ‘ine By Christy Mathewson at Former © of New Vor’ Gants sat 4 Manager of Cincinnati Made) ite rare . J Hoaton ted Bow Motiraw's legions now in the fact | onem | pis ww 1 w an the pieared ’ 1 of wid Hotne tk thinking that the j wise thie ed tiv Mos, 1 th “nn be nertee fit; boone a < trom tn ", i La ne ‘ t a y waee a ae i undiog wafla fed i it 1 is yom 1 ' it tn 1 ited t t j ; 1 . terdas t We « 1 ' © nie of ‘ i na ¥v ‘ 1 dejeotad vou may = ‘ ! ‘ 1th ' w » 7 t defeat | lust § Aud Ww 4ld not got Fee tise going | Away the t that Wood rota | trtusmed w wd “a T x t ! ‘ ¥ let MeO) oft ts es . oes _ in B 1 mudlo suines had ed os nan off three of the to a de- vat one ; 1 were appearances at vbtned to make Jof tobacco, Jackson's clieek bulges out so far that Joe seems to be batting ver quit, and T think we | from both sides of the plate, demonstrated our gameness i wl we won tho: two gumen 5) Benny Kauff husn't tore off a base hit in three gumes, Beony sa Benton Ited had awful ely | that's the divadvantage of a short seric i , aiid bite Sox ‘ an ret oe ORE Rca aerice eels wwe another if the Glants can 1 . all maseive vere a nd a Nearly 40,000 New Yorkers smuggled themselves into the Polo s G3 and las Grounds. The Aquarium must have been deserted ' Nowland played his teotte, again, ene - ‘ : Mo for the ¢ MeGraw E . Schupp, Ande After dropping two ef Kaulf's files, John Collins complaiued that Ub fn ; nitters <6 id he has all in the discard, However, the score shows th ‘ “using a shila - F Garr, by the Tet Roadioate, Toa) beat one aces Benton and Robertson were the tittle pu ; — dand blue ehips Heinie Zim is as nervous as @ high school valedict Htalnte wot a : 5 Be — hit yesterday, but tt was a fitney The game was closer than @ carriage dog's spots, Benny Kauff CBN Gandia eaten Ge Breton ene ake : ee a = a RACING SELECTIONS. established a furore before the game by offering to smack a home run ves BRANES RAET TSH Ie otens YOR S SOND SOUIEE C Ove vans ne Second Game: Chicago. 71 = by Paderwiskt, Chick tehed his food hoor about three oct » th 4! LAUREL. for every Liberty Bond the Kaiser bought. Benny went through with giciestra seats tad tie (eeul, by Anderson, 3; by Thar of Phoenix, Na- it, too, The blame for the victory must be hung on Rube Benton, sosai aa 11 off Perritt, 1; off Taber, 15 a en annba Hever Sake Rube sure shook a mean elbow. He was cool as yesterday's soup. a c nes a Benton with a wallop ¢ agKed 1 3 rung In 17 fpningss ptt Sal: f stipe ‘iver, McGraw's castinet-kneed tosser cancelled the Chi-Sox's bats and cure ere love right down into the United States and cancelled a ‘ its and une wi io Jnningss Thin! Kace—Polly J,, Reprobate, vetoed their baserunning. ee tnnluge: vit Tesreaty none ia tine Pip 8 NAR eter gentry, Julies enter 1e wpH over ever: Cio’ 1 still oxempt from chit, but elattered to second b pleven buseballe were ellininatod fr 4s r tt ' H row (unussisted): § Copper King, twleewhen Jolin Collins Looted two flies for fleld goals from a difiiy ele eter 1 we Meat SHES y Coilthn nod Weavers Wenver : ’ angle. Jobn should wear tis glove on lits shoe, . 11; New York, 16, um Johnsen, Kaun et Rariden annexed J. Collins's foul after a hard run, That is, it y Oater, Kaul got what is known ar set us ‘ ‘ nian i bot bite and then cuffed ‘om, You know Troy is the we where they was a hard run for Rariden. Publish all ie auudey. “Net bad for a voung Democrat, oh, Kuutt THeIRGR haxecsHe DHLLESE Gat ite , LOUISVILLE, 4 presented With a gold-headed cane before the sume, He didn't get SHAN ahd he nne bam Bu the (vant butted fen! Mappy Vatfey, te with that eith ; a aes pected another push-over, but the Giants refused to roll over and play | it what kein all he mi 5 Jolgit 4 bantamweight t ain nt will jehow at fo ational A, sHaksoidew ac o stage 1 the opening star ten- | ‘9 Hidson aayw Ombroidery, 2 ri curve didn’t have anything on it but a war tax. Usually The refereeing has deen very pure im this series. So far. no |orayis “5 Ea se ihe teat sides wha | Sten? re ots up there like a quin pill, but yesterday tt looked Hike a medictas umptrea have yotten an assist on any putouts, s fought Kid Williams, Frankte| wary Dons si ikw Calutan\ dave base o | —--—— Burns, Johnny Ertle and Pete Merman, be bor at next Monday na * The Maaquerader, — ‘ ; | Benton Is the first pitcher to atop the eabotage or ay h with Mickey Dunn of Harlem. | 4g) 0 ve, Opnelia We Congress We pasted a ban on code messages since the tion of the Giants’ chances by the White Sox propagandi: hie next ten-round event z pay ha hres Mcgee a Hace—Neshvill, § Olge Swedish Ambashador started to play a brother-indaw game with — | other K. O. Ex who recently stood ped laUron Tueplay Sige ah tao Deedes . * Viemlay je Broad the Kaiser, But Rube Benton pitched a cipher message for the Giant fans can now sit up and take nourishment, toff Pete Herman, and Young Limbo, the CWe {86 tencround bettie with Hane White Sow just the sua Benton will pitch one of the games in ———— Brooktynite, wo Vitwiburg Bearcat, i9 tn etrict (ralulus, Piven !f New York doesn't ) thank Cicotte for Ps Chicago and MoGraw expects tu win tf he can geta pair of ear be tineee foean't win the series, we thank Cicot | Marty Crone, brother of te tameup Lesh. and | Cinorgen Curren * beer * champ muffs Wg enough for Heinie Zin _ an doe Gans, nam te the sta aa [ot Baro, ata and sa Robertson's triple was simply insurance on the wonderful catch he itt siaiue ‘ian Froveh in arrived Pie: Gl wed thonwelvon Just w t ke perpetrated In the younger half of the same inning. Davy wasn't tak Src hoe cy tag daar gr ide a 4 What ee hovls tov oe Emo ware by A ing any chances of making that catch on @ losing side, . ned "Ted Laing, said) that Be eave ‘ D the aitioe ° yh 1 two, there were no er 1 tum eo only th Mis plasin ut 3 t 7 5 ti fagiey, Java ‘s Ee a6 4 in playing 19 Wis series proves that Hddi@ Collins oa 1 ® tor Prono was sy a game wus hy a te 1 the stand, who theew toil eiavar 4h te sock Otacsthaarna ipa ncRt Kid Wade aida ag field, That guy don't get to town often {deliberate th: t bsolutely’ non-skid, ‘ : Wi give t $1,000 . And think White Sox were busy vt ar thive eat - ai wipicaslensa 3 ving Wille,” daca K. 0, doe ¥ ‘ fo wintann: | rap bow le all this wan soln on, As We efuctlated before, the ayoritie to Arst has been neat but Bandy, He throws ts w teu pert. weal. Cn Rev. liweight) east “ lower natulnent Encyclop Hrittar in a 10 wary Miss Paine fenere in New | ¢ " } eins 1 There wor lot f doubt 1 Me , y 7 Hy . a | r 1 un h erie The one Py be mis * newt | eath every the n and there were 10,000 fed re, umps in this serics. he on m Ne a € ew Aote ‘ Bone uh 't fo now | York to Chicugo and the one on Cicotte’s swift one. m Se Burman and Astey fi aan Gecaak ¢ uffer . oorvemercinrein a local club a miort The Gia A he od tn the bacud department bes Although slower than a Supreme Ci . . ; ; ge é i 8 ‘ preme Court decision, Chick Gandtl covers |. 4 Ss tore Benton pitched, Hula wie aula Saat’ bolansed: Joe suekaonts ehictat | mond tenet slower than a Supreme Court decinion, Chick da . *) FARESE AND BRANDT BOX rom Pile kers do with thelr legs : iu eet = nei = = | eS pane eer te no matter how long or how bad—go ‘ f tbe Bane PART LeROUNO DRAW (9 your drumgist today and get a ie Paid Naot erty Bonds! 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S30Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich. “Bugs” Baer is covering the World's Ser in Chicago and New York Pl irandioa ia” that ? ee teem throwers, will aids coud star bout at the Broadway Sporting furiously for tho twelve rounds, In the Kindly send me nm Free sample of ndicap, the toa of tho prox | Wein ) Will meat in a epee second ata: “ : ; ip the || ene See, for The Evening World. He describes everything that happens and a]/qramme at the Laurel track pil an d aUSbt throwing contest. nee alley, tse.) Oia star. belys ound Sots sobany Py atment, iL plain Wrapper, 4 rang & ke Devaney Ne Go at Jobary | Russel, ork's crack fywetght. || 3, fet of things that don’t in his inimitable and humorous etyle. “Buge’ > and other ‘crack middle distancers Canil# dsteated Garner @ovtar ot Gen, eee iv some player himself and knows @ Big Leaguer from » “Busher” at ny Indians Here. measure rides & special strat Ta Tee GUNER Bendee eeiebea || Coreee first sight. In addition to Baer, The Evening World has its , le Indians oD nates indy and Rusgell 1! At the fy att thaw is & pom \t contest Referee Canole sald trained corpe of b jail specialists on hand at each game to keep ite * the date open WORL mt ERLE, mil be the bead hod won, ue management von = —_ =— 3 ; i ait ° \ - dectit wh a be that readers informed on everything of importanee sonnected with the big |} and the vanorenont haa waked [3 ‘ Sugny “Tsiot. manage: of Jouany Tuma, | Caitole, will hot Teferee cua Pee coceeoees _SPORTING. . or terme. ni 4 @ the + creo Poiladelanie gavala trelat, was club, TY OuR® Wee packed lou De- | To-night, Clermunt, Lynch-Dunm ws cinerea | nis nh tinned By Gis Oil 5 ge Et saa Limbo. 69 canta a ane f ; 1