The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1918, Page 14

= c " RE i Sm i A RS RR SR NR —" THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1918. : BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK “sisi WHY CAN’T YOU LET A ey EXPLAIN? | RECOMMENDATION venting World ) Copyrieh 18, by the Press Publis > Wow! First pawe , oF Te S@AS@N s Jn Annual apat Urges State Joe vaaDs ip it's | to Purchase Stallions for au meu! ° : j | Breeding Purposes. ALBANY, March 7.—In {ts annual report, just filed here, the State Rad- jing Commission recommends to the }Legisature that It draft and pass @ bill providing for the appropriation ef a large sum of money to purehas t red stallions for breeding purposes The commission proposes that the | stallions be tat ed at various es throughout the State for pub service at a feo sufficient to pay thelr maintenance, "Many fore heign Governments have established Judging by His Conversation , With Packey McFarland a Day i or Two Ago, Gov. Stanley of ‘ Kentucky Sure to Sign Boxing ‘ Bill When It Reaches Him, ! Conn {G18 97 toe, Crone Depiienieg Oe breeding stud farms for producing q iy itt oflihelalle and developing a valuable type,” dt instructor in Camp Za 6 demand for cavalry ‘ Wasior a le called 6 EAN, Knockin has been so abnormal during the past Li Gov, Stanley of a day o MY BALL ‘ year t our supply has been eert- i> ‘ ~~ A > , ously reduced and it #6 ullarly ' two ago. 1 appea ROUND ? NS desirable and itr this time fore the Leg tu to ta “ . A that New Yo should come of the box k x = ward 1 en the breeding hibition The ¢ of fine horses—horses suitable for ‘ ‘ avalry b ht harne: ser- j wanted to of early m y. i “Tam cert oligtited to mee ng on rried under | you, Mr. McFarland i Gov the commission Age ernor under t f the Joc y Club ie “T le im 1 teadily 1 ‘ T nission you,” replied Da |says it was for t most part excel+ lehed manner lent during 1917 L have | your work ut ( | the racing stakes offered by the Governor | Metropol ( Club. thte Possible for you ear have cased in value, rankfort tp but all wit the guaranteed Variety. Entry. blanks for the fours There are a | ten fixtures that will be renewed around here at the tw ng meetings atthe You 'sok « Famaica ec Were sont out yes- them " = i ) s, the racing Packey, who is a = There’ kes that will "Oh. 1 did a Th M Y k ere will be five stakes that wi A have a guaranteed value of $5,000— years nao.” sn ree Wore rankees the ‘inketisturs the, ines Coubty: the fond of it lee 1 kK Tea nn the \ anok Han- Hag BL passes, it H ld. t dicupa for three-vear-uida, and. Up- Na evident the sign a u d, and the Y ny two-year Governor of Kentucky ing ul oldout Le gue vast ihn Dxcelatge ana boxing bill without Paar ad tty a val- lay, when. the Lewishature BRUCE. > . — s a0 4.00. jhe dhe ings eum Jong to him. - and Long Bea: rried $2,000 18 alone to him. The Bly FCOPELAND Bi McGraw, Camp and Ward naaed mney, The Youtitul ts aug for fi und bouts Ar . 5) » Hf : he supervision con 1 re the Latest Players to ie ag OS eg PRO BONO BASEBALLO. “ On March 12 we'll know whether or (To improve the conditions national pastime, the Mandarins of Come Into Fold. not NPW YORK STATE js ASLEKP | Baseball might tak vm kine i or sction—mostly facetlous—on — the — AT THE SWITCH. On the 13th the| following.) . MeCue Bill will come before the} T« n Legislature Have somebody ring t lug whenever Hughie Jennivgs begins | ote si iidie) enawe | to harvest the grass in the couchers box payer Jeserted que a atonal gro vida ae CHAUIGR: MAGN RUBAIIAES0 Bra SERS tt | Keer Ae on books, ies of Health Form an Inter- ‘ Nimes ralta Oe Sonpeane: | ip all unina playe for Ladies’ LD | jraw war lax ‘ ee Bae ! spent ) Inala Engage 4 col pre laim the parent f jfieider, who played a esting Subject in This Chap- |" Then aes His enterprising manager fille the} dana Wagner inthe Done eanite ines n return \ mails with “press stuf’ about that | Rescind. the practice of iasu nh ehocks to grandstand refres Tutte out weenie saan’ tor Ail of Veteran Fighter ny « , trip ments, 1 Aaron Ward, utility infie ane 4 ‘ 8 tea ‘Ae a plain matter of tact Astey is] Accident inwurance Rta aera wos RECHT TS Ramibenicenuent department has de: | al the re vow wi merely a third rater, He has rect ‘ : hea, 10 a air sto Hold. barldbe vied on admise| Copsrighs, 1910 lie Presa Mubilening Co L box} + wy Suen Keates by Batiny Dikcions anal UF ” this year untese Mus ajOr Ivague the New Vora World ‘ , whee Sever te " Mike I wha way f ve ‘ [some new talent, He CHAPTER XXVIII 1 k ‘ vou wart won from W ears Ipires for players w spr games with Charle yh k into the circum f an part fifty Wilt ago on a fou word of te 4 nim t Ave lantlo League, ranking a dup to the last regula ) hing ® r r a 456 any bout of timp won by! married uw it re’ anit lita of h / aa “F) aticu nd 1 x & ony Astey since he became « professional lve) Siltessé. pad = ustied by the opposing vas in the 1 ey it d f 4 Avannia, Henle Jimmy Wilde is a wonderful litte i ie ketal J pation Py atl Ba i that led to my downfall, | wend D Atserican Va Gatmech " players. venty-seven thes Wont ata Ve Yount fighter—one of the best ever seen in| - , . , + ne to way a fe rds about the ' ; i : England, He can beat best "Ny urchane Whiskers r muffs fo nmates of the John J, 3teGraw walked Heaton oF This. looks | C2" \ ‘ i iy Ber weights” in thin th oa press box at players’ benche |Giunt’s headquarters vesterd i It ¢ ‘ ifareu Vi Na and America has devaloped| er to announce Nae He. Had euened A now more t ye ee y food men betw 100 and 110] . ‘ gn can. truth. way { EVENING WORLD GOLD POR WINNER de in many ve ball players and escaped bsolutely orfect Vred Andereon b mt mYyMG A. Muse Gasy marks like Art THE GAS METER. wrecks. Otherwise his is absolu P Fh t Wilde only gives 1 hiner it was a day in April_the rookies t had burst. He got | produced nothing exciting are thousands,of men of wealth who] a ru Of course a a chance to laugh at American box l) Where bedauae jie rea dads On the way to Louisville, over th would be willing to give t 1 A BRITTON TRIED HARD ing. he can beca ran (o third instead ire hesapeake and Ohio at a place s to have the Cw. ee . Fred Fulton is a corker, a tutu and a brick, One month ago Greendale, the manager of the (bed chute Gokvennea Sir ine us TO KNOCK OUT LEWIS. uae Hbepatiae the 128-pound the records show they called FP. PB. a hiel |hung suspended on a car over a ¢ ri ; Saree’ Counel Wate ey : LNpaaea a aha ek FOP Ri Tris Speaker's how is gray aad some fear he's lost his vim 190 feet deep until a freight ¢ ace ondition, ¢ regular exercise, but he gradually a Laws lightweight title, is the second pian Res ithe pu train out, On the way 190 ¢|srows heavy. The exercise necessary ampion, and “southpaw” to make od in hin class, Ain't that too We wish had cight others fuat I m b hit a pie wa . when one has passed the meridian reduction of fat will do mi t ¥ us former A fow years ago Knockout ’ The Kaiser's corks were popping near a trench somewhere in \ 4. wrecked the waio phe Carolan) arder, | Many weakening the general muscular contest here New York was a remarka tle | France, “PU scale the top. said Private Kopp, “tl used to play molished the pies, but allowed the hor rite Use. uded into an m than it will toward taking off t of the Camp fighter. As long ux he lasted "Kayo for Chanve and driver to escape. Whereupon John ner: Covelosk peecony | fat wirsuanadt was close to the title, although. he lekaatericthe:lmewentic Abn latte enth N A ito} y throughou hever got quite close enough, to bite It's great to ace a ba but don't it make you are to have | Faster, the seventh son of t e. dit 3s Siti uncre| AWAKE IN MORNING WITH Wetable speed hie initials in it. He twice outfought | q guy turn round and sigh: “Earcuxe me. wot's the score? tai ms only pt MUSCLES ALIVE ras amEreaaies Ad Wolgust in short d That means that the Giant ¥ xi d tween the ry houts, each tin | acne se — a young ie) Towa tae wobbly on his p) Indications are that the athletes who have been holding out on necessary to a fe Feventh rounds, became a hat les se but the problem | reason than ju led an ede on save himself fro McGraw are now pulling in heavily crossed palms. wit man is to preserve the | Probably. #07 per econd, olghth, This Tendier boy is leve 1 ty has, yy ave never been in h rounds, with the first all the lightwe You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t revive the youth There a certain time that | sical condition, Until more than held | ‘ ; boxing )elatet for a ‘ or ie is when the machin-| feeling he ean livver with an f paint | Dominick ‘ortorich. 1 xing . ; i ‘i oe Nias of a flivver wit ew coat of pa promoter of New Orloana, lw the latest | Marta Terry Motioven, the Patladtona | ory efuses to respond t0| nilaration, Tt hetu! DETROIT BOWLER TAKES The ancient Greek : an hain « a ue mind nen # man! fecling in the awak A manager a boxing club to try t elighttu gand years ag D The Robins chirp loudest in spring, but every fifteen years dae Kan Bock alien awn dees aia der you | rew he ho ‘onger| morning and know that every mus: LEAD FROM NEWARK MAN, hand and rig wdvanced, As) eh ant i r ml BPUNE: LORS My y * Sie a cat i \ for honors a8 #0 / and every portion of the body is per there Weve boxing championships held they capsize the dope by chirping on the pennant in Octobe Gempsey, the Western heavywelshts.| Now that the Nettaoal HaeURS | athte chinery in my body | forming its proper function. he man CINCINNATI Ohio in Grence for over 1,200 years { | — —e He has just wired Mike Collins, man-| ier & bas t une wool 1a fight with Corbett. |in such condi ols ® running Styles of Detroit. t possible that the @. 1 should be ar nendiner yf cons extoling lager of Fulton, who iy at prese EOL AS Be ese eel Wes si | » moment t that my legs had | around like a young colt and kicking has ’ Ming iffey fort ng the turf. Louis with Fulton, an offer of 87.50) un Sion a | ed to take thelr cue I knew that| his heels in the air. The beauty endle xing ¢ nom . Fred to meet Dempsey in| stirenena sere Ju Pi | ius licked, The older man, th upon him. ‘That ts the time a0, Folk who marvel at the record of Eddie Plank, lose sight of the at his big audit ‘and Jack Mot toctne Ne oe t give up all ideas of cor nould enjoy it ause nie ‘ ® a id must devote his thoughts to. iv M id fearn to ior Bonini iathods fact that the Gettysburg Splinter delays a whole game every time in, whenever agrecable, Although the| a. ( the aut tow ane hf ONG ae pit : n . {earn ta bos, for ; wth he pitches, At this rate, he'll play as long as Spalding can get offer is a Mattering I ia not likely | weeks at ALWAYS SLEEPS AS LONG AS| boys cannot be prize fights whe {0 the SUNDAY base " horsehide that Colling will accept it, as he 4 POSSIBLE a way is fortunate, It would never yles had me up t t Legiaia holding back in the hope of inducly fs tui, the former amare sl jo for many of our boys to get into Li wits ¢ oping it wi OUR OWN HISTORY CLASS. sin ¢ pranuing bentammeig ny Xind of jatonicants, end to/me | prize ring has ruined more pins be ‘ are y « Gibton Va Mary Gre © ois . 4 wht, The go © pened. L awake these mornings teul 6 that the privet t ft Is f guaras . be Hallas ligatmeigt!, a F beats ee hehe r Knig t ' ‘ enone Guarge Wei table or an ‘ F M A A, ©, of tha 5 | sood fellowship around the . ¥ t 5 ' ‘ nt : f eu, te Jtuble. 1 always sleep as lor >. and Italy M an ai | wiaDe Ls « , Lean. A man of fifty years doe f & Sunday belle ave . lity Manse’ Se X tial ey R require as much heer as gr strong A, was \ " { ~ on ” but he uli ike a t great baton) ig , Sel cae |S AES ssinpiniaalunen arian le vie tan! gh OF Ha * Toe s huma baseball--good night na . bs A ri 1 , ® wea rofty n Hit q i soap ‘ r . Tharaba 4 ar}sit in hair i Age Eas Paiat A curve ball is anything Jim Thorpe can't hit i : A Mae . i : 10 \ te: 5 batt 1 =A ,: sj ; = i ad 4 au The Bunday trac solete = oe “ sega R may “ again werora 7 rigin sof running a brush ” modern civilizat tt € . h the halr so many times was Ak ‘ hundred years ag © rorce as a ray ay be Samm thr | to prevent the hair fren re rink 3 to go tr chu ih #ix Vi l S t er pea nities Mark ‘Twain tried this, anc ing hour tone ner mt! iC Tabloid Review of Loca por s )|: : ie | Foe figtem win mains wg Bonin reg tbls ianswa : put in jail St wueh by sa t if he Quicker You An Je a tof st Paul, and Mattia, the / at ou Get a Free Trial iek Downe defeated H, Crowe In their) At a meeting of the Athietic Councit au hearym ees | dentmate “ stony. the, | tainly «a good th at ave F of Prramid File Treatment the mete | Rie anecien bck i t New \ Ive r # R ‘ i% eT leh exerc e meant 1 Baise at vel) | fee HE te What You Are Look | in progr tJ Doyle'a 14 Shy , . t tw 8 sve Woe x Me 3 | for a Joke be : ren onreatir t Don't tale operation, rf } ard ‘Academy. 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