The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1918, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1918, ORT WORLD NEWS OF ALL KIND NEVER HOLD UP_ TRAFFIC ON A STAIRWAY; DESCEND BACK WARD IF YOU MUST LOOK THAT WAY. GIANTS’ PROSPECTS FOR Remarkable Golf Shots by Experts OUR BOYS OPEN «! IT MAY BE FOLLY TO OBSERVE A WOMAN’S SHOES; SHE MAY BE SMILING AT YOU. ‘Soccer Player Discovered - Who ‘Kicks’ Rings Around WEEK DECIDEDLY DARK mene Sieebolean Oren Chareien) SEASONIN LONDON, Johnny E Evers, Diamond Star ~~), ARMY BEATS NAVY New Yorkers Beaten by Ordinary Twirler in Final Game at Cincinnati, Opening at St Louis To-Day With Depleted Pitch- Arlie Latham, Fe Former Giant ing Staff and With Cub Series to Follow. | Star, Umpires Battle Which Goes Eleven Innings. | Rowland 49 striving to make an out- ee flelder of him because of his hitting Wvtniee Word). < * |Dower, but practically has given up LONDON, May 20.—An eleven-in It hope of using him again as a ‘ ug ea opent of the UR Giants, pursuing the uneven! # : : niug game marked the opening of th O tenor of thelr way tripped again|bycher, Gendll has been burt and : 5 , . American baseball season in England yesterday and wero beaten for! mn» Word's Champions surely have Y Eg |The score was the fourth time in five daya by iy < = a & 8 Matty's Toda. "The tact ther they | Caured a run of hard luck, but now 3 | Felsch is back, Cicotte is in shape - f dad Army. wie . ‘ ore Deaton te Pitjand bis ankle is strong. Faber ap- n° MOP Vince ee the fact that they | Peas to be in good condition, and the Admiral Sims threw out the first Wees ate ed eae : ae oes |bell. ‘The umptry was Arie Latham, were beaten by e 4 Hod Eller, a pitch~| White gare” it 18 Seneway for the < ee the former New York Glant star, It rettecte a eerse|,. The tough tuck of the Yanks is that was the first. Cabetell gaule olen vd beat them at}‘%e White Sox should begin to round - . Situce played at the Arsenal Football all, McGraw used | !Dto condition at this time instead of ‘ baked Grounds at Highbury. ‘The specta Nip A DUGAN. (ot) me tne Uns weus wees oc montey 3 4 wind rn | tors included Admiral Palmer of the itching talent : ‘ , trying of redeem | HE Gtante look as if they were | iritish td ag Ay hare napchd the final game and over the worst of the tough! | Me me as ae Lansley WHS saw mond, c 5 | baseball played for the frst time, | phe American rootera were so ex- to-day he opens at travelling in the West. Analyzing | |clted in the ninth tnoing, with the Ss died” pitening| ‘heir performances since they left ‘ore a tie, at three airplanes gatied | How Mike Brady Saved His Chances in the 1915 National." evar ihe G6ld AIRIDAE UAHetIGGA, staff, which augurs| home there is nothing that can be | Open Championship at Baltusrol With a Sen: tional | When tho nearly 7,000 Americans — ill for the Giants'/ found to indicate any weakness of 2012 | | aren, prospecta for the | the team. It has played consistent rd ° tretched after the seventh inning, as Niblick Shot Over a Great Maple Tree. per Polo Ground etiquette, the Britis yobbles, diseoncerted by the dnusual 3 y ought to rap St. Touinttue ater Bt, Louis comes Chic and very good baseball in almost started a AB MeN teat By Hugh S. Fullerton. ago and the Cubs are romping along| every game and bas been beaten sim- behind exce ilent pitching. excuse tor| P17 PY remarkable pitching aimed ut 5 ere was no . the Geakink of yesterday excepting | ‘Deir weaknessos. The team is not he fact that the Giants could not hit| Strong in all departments, and at Eller and that the new found punch| present it is weak on the first base tf the Reds was too much for the/«ide of the infield. Any team that Mant pitchers. nero is real alarm in|C@n stop its rushing avoack can have camp of the McGrawites 1s re-|@ better than 50 per cent. chance to the parcnase of Niehoff, a| beat it. Its hitting power is not as ‘cond rate major league| great as has been indicated by its | N the national open championship of 1915 at Baltusrol Mike Brady \' . made a shot that, to my way thinking, was little short of a | mira For nerve and wonde 1 execution it was by far the | Sreatest shot I have ever seen | Mike was ¢ se contender in this tournament that a close particular a Jerry Travers finally won. Brady, one of the finest 4 ssionals that | cond to take the place of | victories over weak Eastern | ever ewung on a ball in the New d district, got into q peck of ay ib of in a very fatr|teams, Its defensive and offensive | @eouble Whon He played thectwoltth hela ah thet round of the | all player on soond-rate team, | power is seriously impaired by th. ‘ 1916 championship, Mike sliced his approach shot badly on thts .hole, the ball going off the line and landing squarely b 1a big maple tre It was a tough layout, especially in a medal play championship, Tho green certainly was not more than thirty yards away. Hetween the maple and the green was a guarding breastwork of bunkers, And ron a first rate |absence of Doyle, which will be re- ot of championship | paired in part by Niehoff. alibre Whether ne is any be But the Gianta still stand out as han Rodriguez remains to be the class of the National League, and it McGraw evidently wants no other team has showa enough cad a fair ba eam, but } rience 1 and strength In any departmest to beat but a few rds di behind the big tree was Mike's ball pretty i ieee s that he | it out. ; 5 about as mean a place ay one could ( 1A, Ne 20 seball the vital! ‘The Yanks face the White Sox to- | Po casiatneacnulienal Bia § shipe Parad). Hala well dp with epee A ae Rrra sent, As!|day and for the next three, and the nel aberadnan Glen ey 7 sh : and footba 1s made strategists of the leaders at this t t made a world of difference. every » much | Sox will be stronger than they have all Amorican sold . Gen. whing t that the Giante, after| been since the season started, with | Tho New Engiind pro had the option of pitching out sufe to more aya in a letter just received by Capt Ax soccer ts played, {t might be ad wi RENCE MOORE, pitching to all parts) Colling in shape and Felsch back in favorable ground, taking a chance on a difficult angle shot around sl dalla anetlis hae g visable for alt the players to chee “Tyr stumbled over some} the game. Also Cicotte and Faber tree and over the protecting bunkers or loftling clear over the tall |C. 1 Gains, former State Com-| their hands at the box office because DAVID BELABCO Re 338; hing since they/and Williams all seem in_ pitching maple, Brady studied the unusual lie very closely, Finally, making up man of the G. A. R. Capt. Adams | the surest way to get a rise out of a CO resents and nave not beem @ble|forn. After that comes Cleveland, | his mind, he walked over to the caddie and picked out the heaviest jand Gen. Vershing are personal | team Hy has been hard 7 in} and strongest niblick in the ba fends. nal League managers tn-| the draft. B h e 1 tt wakes be F against ood pitching, | though working left-handers against | attempt such a dangerous shot ina modal-play competition where | woigiers aro entering Into the activ- appears to be proved.|the Yanks ls not good judgment, every stroke was so important. Mike knew what he wanted to do— {11105 of the war on the battlefelds Is 1 it pee Brooklyn js reviving a bit, but); TOM MSNAMARA | and went ahead and di : tional recovery with his niblick, Cutting It well Tit vanics ensos day of paace | looks diemally weak, and the coming my Brady made a vex ; week does not appear promising for ’ r he ith a powerful wallop, he sent it almost straight up in sig mb throwing the Amaric and proper and early yess! under the ball w j uy ade and bomb throwing the Amer! there arrived on Man. | ‘2° LAST WEEK’S RECORD the air, safely over the big maple and with such remarkable direction | eee ae een tee eit ae few b i baik Basan | - OF BOTH BIG LEAGUES) ana controt that it landed and stayed right on the green nicely in |Guya’ drill. I attribute this. in- part BD PERE DS: res gee 2 T looks very much to me as if we! i | position for a short putt. to the American games, football and Seshieb hy » Worhda|_, 8f¢ 80ing to have to crown a new | | It was a freak shot to be sure, but Brady made it good baseball | baw NATIONAL LE vein | Dasebadl King this season, For years fale Ne Sar hes ent as ever, but astonishing to European armies,” the letter 4 In the matter of gren he battle has been between Cobb, New York...5 10 87 6 32 15 3 3 > ker and Jackson for the honors,| ‘Chicago O38 B47 410 n g iva tot of the punch and griving| “eaeker and Jacke | Gectau's'seaance soo ss SE DANES onsistent Playin 4NaOLES ower tha ame \ail FesiMAancs! - Bur now It look { George Sisler| Pittsburgh breed ee ¢ th *Philadelphla6 3 2 36 shite inane Soe ira) maentties 228) ~~ Hobens and Himself to Win ate yesterday « ming Hap slugger and, being @ first baseman,| est, Louls 2 81 80 | els themarenl Sent me AOR OF CAN Where Me has much more chance for| Boston 603 30 168 _ he! Hugeins's club to. |@ction, he will be more valuabi AMERICAN | ; A > and 4 to pla > y in all departments of the ick his team than any of tho outitelders | PW. d [Western Champion Is ~~ r cons Barnee was. easily | (or (he cnnoslna clic Gheraser he aiken Sox are not down- | could be. Boston 550 56 ontes tar of t mn, The tall Kirkby ulso had et but a(ter hearted. The team has bad about ull! ister, although he has been sick | New York...8 3217 41 7 | Star of Red Cross . d 2 ici credited with rounds of (\h\ morning ir nashio shots Pe AOURn Huck tis Ronson ShAt OHY’| airing the: preset. ebrien bas been | ene ie tae 4 Against Jerome Travers an oth wioraing and aetesnecs, eee ES ab is entitled to have he re- ae eries, has WA! CHleago 4uaT at 4 | L aU eres a slp vopaesteatigl has fact it wasn't his anywa teeming feature, from their stand flashes of his wonderful mbitity and! Washington 5 2% 9 47 9 4 | Qswald Kirkby, Whom He tens got « Ine Eten UNCROORE Ks | Balne Ughtsr weapon. just loaned ty volnt, Is that they have escaped | lilustrated by contrast the ditterence | Spas S231 40 4t 40 20 | = ng a 73, while Travers and Kirkby jis wife gotly in the draft and have lost| between a good ballplayer and a Abpea 3a 21 4717 3423 | HelpsBeatS Up and 4 to Play.) naa ‘6 und 7, respectively, in the _ Kirkby won two holes tn the morning eas permanent strength than almost |really great one. ‘There iv nothing in| Phila 0517 80 8 81 20 s early hours, howe Kirkby played for his side xoinit out. the noventh nid any club in either league, and still!the game of ball this fellow cannot rashid eae f te golf match | {0 his best form, getting a 72, so that fimhth, In 3 oach, and he got nother | stand to love leas do. He can hit, and it looks as if he Tle gan Ny, May 18, ¥ a Red Cross 86-hole # the professionals were able to end (Bird at the tenth, winning there, Th The team mde a mistake this| will hit around 350 this season. F on the links of the Englewor e first haif of the contest only 1 wan no denying. the for: spring, due to the sportsmanship of | can hit long drives and can bunt, H Country Club, Jim es, thy hey had a best ball of 69 eae which worked in a beat Jwner Comiskey, While other teams|{!s close tor the fastest man in the . ypen champion, and Ja nst 70 for the amateurs tho || the | if, the last were starting the pitchers south two| American League on the bases, } Box Scores of WWastera:: oP “pro,” defeated | Conclusion of firat cighteen holes, | 1 RA | weeks ahead of the regulars, Comis- | hits both right and left handed pitch. | Hobens, the home “pro, Ti addition wetting except a haa’ commend ae the tiation. key argued that the intent of the rute| ing, and if he has a flaw it is a slight Games Played Jerome Travers and Oswald Kirkby, length with his woot urn HS SOP REnS oh the eso. wes to shorten the training season, | lack of confidence in himself in bat- so he went his entire club at the sameé|ting against left. handers. He By Local Clubs ‘me, They started their spring | throw, run, hit, field his Positic raining with @ railroad wreck, they | wonderfully and in the eighth in. encountered bad weather, they had/ning yesterday he showed the fans three ball players crippled in an au-| something they have not aecn in| AT CINCINNATI. omobile accident, they came North | ye Austin threw a ball which | NW YORK simost without training, and t hit! seemed bound for the stands. The| Young. rt... bad weather at home, we weather | ball was thrown hard and high and | Kauff. of | # Y H ‘ ‘ | were 4 up. | Golf enthu the galle Fred He hampton. and exp ® long itions we belng raised. re prominent tn so Di mer me wa private in the » these whore Steinkampf and Bassford Win Final at Harlem Club CINCINNATI (Ny ab 1b bo ao $0 0 20 b4 0041 Mn W. A a St. Louis, worse’ weather when |Sisier, leaping, speared it in marvel: | Bim, 4 3 id Ot oe they went back home, fair weather |lous manner and alighted on the bag cher as 4 | $2 4 Olin talea a liam . at Cloveland, and the entire season | just in time to retire the runner ani a | Vincent Richards and I 5 n A t has been a succession of illness and| prevent a score 0 st Hy M Fisherliase Afte re gall ‘ 4 4 accident. Eddie Cicotte, their star] We cannot remove Cobb's crown 10 BO \, he er NR al i I yAteher, innjured an an (Eastern | while Tyrus has that wonderful con-|Zamy 0.0 0 0 ‘irst Set e Bu rofessional, 4 \ papers said’ an arm), and hus been! fidence and faith in his own ability |e gi f ning First Se nal, 4 ur go. |tWihoit 1 0 0 & atrokes In a unable to take a step while pitch-| which has made him the king of b ja a a a ing. He is just coming around into| ball, Sisler is just as confident, but shape. Jackson was drafted and 9a quiet, likable, rather retiring | Totals HARRY STEINKAMPF a Pee H blowing across dodged into a shipyard, from which | fellow, with the smile of a Chick| {Ratta! the aixth’ innin Henry H. Bassford, the vé rapa 5 ‘ the » wh 1 ne ie being extracted by his draft|Evans and his whole heart for his| yc’) 0900 01-0 r of the N k 7 rey ries ‘ board, which desires him to fight|team, instead of for Sisler. Cinvin 090041000 eee anal mat naa ¢- : Peabis ald 7 ft gist aaeeaen, with @ gun instead of with a paint} ‘They are wagering In the Amertican| aff, TM Roush 8. Magee Club, won fF t ‘ . = | and eighth Ko 1 he tenth brush. Felsch's brother, in thé| League that Sisler will’beat Cobb out ‘Two-las Hit-—Wingo, Three-Base Hite doubles in the open tour 4 . | eleventh, tweift xteenth and Aviation Section, fell and fractur Dis skull and Felsc led a A) for batting honors thie season and|—@, Meace Griffith, Kaulf, Stolen Base—Bume the courts of the Harlem L r 1 und I ved thelr rad | jgive him a hard race for the base | secrifice Hit—lewi, Double Plaw—Bhckbure, | nig Club, 136th Stree and § » cle y t as tO) Sanderson found himself 3 up at the from the team; ins was | running honors Fda eras I peet the teamw Y kampt and |turn, having gone out In 39 to Mrs siek and Reb Russell !s no longer a| Cobb is not well. He has had a Jlas Avenue, ap : 4. Oh pace | Gavin's 47. "Tho latter. however, speed pitcher, heavy cold and it affected his eyes New York, |ards, the national boy char eouie I ne (ay reece’ wile agyentage. tae pe Russell's arm is gone, He njured| considerably, He is raging around Fem Hite | william M. F a, 6 6 . 1 ; " ve] Songing the tenth and twa nine last season, promised to get and fighting himself because he has 4 An four ionings: off Temees. 1 uh t > At mateh ending ent yatred during the winter and fa t been hitting, and {f he does not barinn teen , ; rity | played the mal to do so, Ho is with t um and! start soon Sisler will grab his ®onors. vic ¢ d winning sixter teenth ‘ ‘ They halved the Mrs, Gavin ' f sudde f by her atre » mad » t . Wy A nine tn 60 to Sanderson's I Blame the Woman ST ead nts RP tna a al os ¥,..20 7 741 | Phila, .11 14 .440 Boston.18 10 643 [Wash 13 14 157 a See 2 eves. Bu etrolt, 7 1G land. He Guarantees» Simple |from drink—rescued him from his own |Pitte . 18 42 St. Less © 17 B46/|Clove ..15 18 .66 | Detr | Who Lets a Man Drink | NATIONAL LEAGUE, AMERICAN LEAGUE. if Nin wctlca they f a 9 {orups Ww. L. Pe. | CLUBS W. L, Pe.) CLUBS W. L, Pe. | CLUBS WoT. Pe t r t AMUSEMENTS ‘ % y , 1660 | St. L., 11 13 AS : Says Druggist Brown isn't: i its {3 i838 Sent 8 se 2 i . Mcncwhodve of the’ Uruikers, _ |acurel “romedy thet formule ste ga 8 GAMES YESTERDAY. GAMES YESTERDAY tho op re Bumed before th a’ rae Milk & Dairy | 4 i jgnt to) German chemist. ‘To pay hs dept to her | Chnetnnatl, 6; New York, | Washington, 15 Cleveland, 0, aten 7 { FARM Margie a nck. man. [ead mire ne} ade thot fn fat omnia Boston, 11 Mt, Louts, 0, f fa : voland here. dispense ite daliy Chicago, 35 delphia, 0. | nade © match t pe py | EXPOSITION this sean stop owdern ‘Out up in . F hub: in a weeks for halt r own. drugmiet GAMES TO-DAY, GAMES TO-DAY 1 ras? 2 Ro, wou'd spend on liguor In the|urop a powder iwirn a day in tea, wottee, |New York at Bt, Loula |Chiengo at New York, Grand Central Palace t broken ar the ‘same, tho craving for Italiane: Brooklyn at Chicago. Detroit at Philudelp s To-day at Of ,\ eno ‘inore “drunkard naa Vhiladelphia at Pitteburgh, Ht, Louls at Washington NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE J sos: inters “ 4 Knows not when or w ng Bhows not when or why Boston at Cinetnnatt, Cleveland @t Bos ed drunk: | been 'aavod time | he lo mireRe ts auld, be, rea, oats | HOW THE OTHER CLUBS MADE OUT . ‘ "4 ' ,- | Now 4 Hows wt! eitae hc aoe NATIONAL LEAGUE, \ AMERICAN LEAGL . é ? OLUMBIA erate ~ _—", t Chicuge RUE t nate L te 5 SOM Sr rarnen 0 ite nt ga og Them doin tiny rug | pefdete 9522090000 4 Wlcanunt do p00 0000» b Games Yeateriay HELLO AMERICA n out of his own tocket | At Bt, Louis B sames 'Te-Day tf @ drunkard's Albert Os) Brokivy. ead other hee Weabn sod ackard rn AL 1 FERRY vert ber eccret, he saved Bim! drigriew.—Adit. oopde. i decwes € rs See | soccer referee is to lay a hand on the TIGER ball while it iN in transit other than nnn ete ee Fleming of ‘the etna Bethelhem Foot-| the Bethe and Sullivan of the Rovers 7 tried to inject a Queensbe: ball Club, Which Beat Fallinto the tournamont which ms *, stopped yt ro a eo —the River 3 to 0, Surely Has an|ruice and the referee, Tha tetter ine Jecte fear into the the hearts Educated Toe, both aides by appearing on’ the Meld ey in Knickerbocker tweeds, proving that at some time or another he mut By Bruce Copeland. have been #tung by the golf beetl PTER yesterday's big soccer title match betwoen the Bethlehem Football Club and the Fall River THEATRES, Rovers, Johnay Evers can retire(f EMPIRE |cu a ao) a owe gracefully from the athletic world Marines Wek 27st BY and feel that his objecting tendencies || ETHEL BARRYMORE io “BELINDA” Precwted by a have found a worthy successor. Flem- =o 2M. Barrie's “The Now Warey ing of the Beths, who won 3—0, can NEW AMSTERDAM Wars 4 ae Td kick rings around the Crab of Troy |] Kaw & Erianger'’s New Mi with his foot. TheRAINBOW GIRL Nobody seemed to know where PF W ANSTO NORE YE young Mr. Fleming received his v1 schooling, but he sure has an edu-|| PU Rey ae. ar 1: 30 NEW ea FROLIC cated toe. Southpaws in baseball may be as wild as a dollar in a cabaret, but Fleming's south hoof never showed any earmarks from Borneo and vicin- ity. Fleming s vocal chords are sid to be only normal, as he does all his Kicking with his left foot, n thousand persona witnessed the LIBERTY Mart Wad toh match for the national title, proving || 66 I 99 that soccer ty more popular in a grand stand seat; there were only twenty- two players On the tleld. Soccer ex HUDSON | oe iy ports m that soccer players are ny least inclined to develop the b Ht for BOs wits # dome, eastern oni of tho n pus Fall Rive: & hind time. Judging trom the numbe: bind time, “Judging ‘rum wn unber NRY MILLER Convenience Jhoon, some of them must have got FULTON Actors nd Authors” Theatre jthetr starts in an ubator foundry rt Openin When # Rover couldn't reach the ball Y La reivioee ifs foo negant rect see, P| | THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 24TH Tickets for To kK his op nt in the slate, isnt he eths were the most impolite NOX OFFICE NOW" OFEN, © es of the day. They did most of J} CORT 43% 51 at OFM wer. Ev, their Kicking in the Rovers’ territory, Mat fe Ast 2. which doesn't mean any part of their FLO- FLO“ Totally Reliness anatomic Kirkpatrick of the win- hers was the most indifferent athle! . W 4 of the day. Every time he was roughed || REPUBLIC 3).,,'50,5" es ThPaaw came up smiling. The only way tol] (py smile during woceer match 19 to o¢- PARLOR Bi y ROO! € BATH cupy @ grand » the B. F The attack of the Beths || =< was centred in Pepper, and after wit-| | BELASCO We Ath Epon a 8 pe. ER. hessing this objecting player's deport- |] pavig ats, Thur. at ment at Harrison Field, he must have |} Reid, POLLY thrown u lot of the flery erb into the}] Presents eyes of his opponents. Po ey One would think that a soccer play- er would foel inclined to enter the tournament with a complete set of armor, but in this, one is all wrong yecer players sock only in sox and viated costumes, making it eanic ” sts to gotixe their best | COHAN & HARRIS Wat es Wishes on thelr epidermis. If cloth- ate, ng could decide the oute ot tho | A TAILOR-MADE MAN. my det war, a soccer player would never be mentee... wccused of being a garment slacker ELTINGE yx (@3 5 Ba SE . Kirkpatrick and Duncan were the now.) de jay tines tho euve’ hems: | Business, Before Pleasure he full count, but disappointed thelr J Wit) Barney <TO & Alex, Carr opponents by refusing to leave tho melee, All Kirk and Dunc lost was a little time and a lot of wind, They FRED ST NE GLose o gave an unusually active phyal STO) Post Seat: clan the chance to advertise his ~» bathsas sine alacrity In front of 10,000 prospects STANDARD » Hiray de, 90th Be En aga. Ratixan, Pepper and Fleming did] WiNNe Ma SON 11 the goal kicking in the order men- | SRVANT | tioned. In order to kick @ goal in soccer a player haw got to have horse. || WINTER GARDEN my shoes in his shoes, When his feet an wet tired he can shift the horseshoes to his head without missing a stroke. The Rovers kicked a lot of goals, but|| ASTOR ji) « "mw. 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