The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1918, Page 14

2 ee ee ee SOME BOOBS F CAUSE IT COSTS MORE TO BUY SHOES THAN TO BUY A HAT. EEL SECURE _BE.- THE EVENIN A Few Years Ago Neither Harry Wills Nor Any One Else Could Have Taken Sam Langford’s Measure. Coprriat 18) iohine Co, Wie Now York bvening Word DESPATCH from Panama A reads: “Sam Langford, the vet- eran negro pugilist, attempted a come-back here last night against Harry Wills, who defeated Sam @ few months ago. In the seventh round Langford onds threw in the sponge to save Sam from further punishment.” HIS Is the announcement of the end of Sam Langford as a great fighter. Of course Wills fe a giant in size and a skilful boxer, and it 48 no disgrace to be defeated by him, But a few years ago neither Wills nor any one else could have taken Sam Langford's measure. And to-day—fat and long past his prime—sanr Langford is only thirty- two years of age WONDPRIFUL fighting career Langford had. He was handi- capped by his color, for if he had been « white man he would have | Made @ great fortune in the ring. As it is, Sam probably has very little saved for the “rainy day.” in cour of time he may, like his old rival, J Walcott, become a coal heaver or a longshoreman, It is a queer fate for @ man who might, all chances being equal, have become one of the great- est of world’s champions. Langford was born in 1886, He be- gan fighting in 1902, at the age of sixteen. He was a lightweight. Among the famous old-timers who felt the weight of nis punch were Tim Kearns, Vatsey Sweeney, Young Griffo, Joe Gans, Willie Lewis, George McFaddea, Young Peter Jackson, Larry Temple and scores of others of Bearly equal fame in their day, Laugford grew through the welter and middleweight classes and bec @ heavyweight. And what a heavy- weight he was! Narrow-bipped and lean-walsted and with the greatest chest aid widest shoulders ever seon on @ tan of his height. Sam was only 6 feet 6% inches tall, but a giant in breadth and depth, With tremend- ous physical power he combined as- tonishing skill and perfect confi- dence, Slows glanced from his tur- | ret-shaped head without hurting him, | and his body seemed cased in mus- cles that were a perfect protection Against the padded fist. He wus ag- ressive, yet deliberate, Jack Jobnson fought Sam Lang- ford once. Langford way a welter- weight then. Johnson won a fifteen- Found decision. But Sam grew big- ger and tried in every way to induce ehnson to meet him again, And Johnson flatly refused, Johnson didn’t hide bis reason, He smiled his golden smile and explained: “That boy is tov tuugh; 1 can get the money in lots of easier wa by fighting him.” | There was only one heavyweight | Langford never challenged. That was ys than Jeffries. 1 usked Sam about it once, | and he said: “That great big bear No sir, 1 don't want to fight him." But after Johnson's victory at Reno, Langford tairly hounded Johnson for G WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918 ST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YOR THAT RED CROSS SHOW Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) a match, He knew he could whip} Johnson. After knocking out all opponents who would meet him, Langford went | to Australia where he fought several | tough battles with Sam McVey, an-| other tremendously powerful - black fighter. Sam was slipping into fat| then. His descent since has been} radual, Langford was the only eavyweight I've ever seen who could | get into a ring hog-fat and fight like demon, Fat didn't seem to stop| him for long time. | B Harry Wills, a negro 6 feet 5 inch 4 tall—nearly @ foot over Sam—who was nearly Sam's equal in skill and hitting power ume they fought a ten-round draw Then they fought in California, Wills | knocked Lanford down twice in the early rounds, The sight of Langford | on the floor was a novelty then! But UT at last he met his match in! The first | Sam knocked Wills out in the four- teenth round, After that Langford, in New Orleans, lost a twenty-round de cision to Wills, Then he knocked | Wills out in nineteen rounds, fought a ten-round draw with him, and was Isnocked out by Wills, And now Wills has stopped Sam in seven rounds. He has taken the mastery, and although only thirty-two years old, Langtord will never wo ahead of him. asain Like his famous rival of welterweiht 4 Joe Walcott, “Langford ceased to be a “giant killer.” is done. The ring may not equal again in another ger N remember Eddie Lenny, the great featherweight. Lenny, who was of Italian parentage, never weighed more than 120 pounds, yet he fought Jack Smith, Tim Callahan, Oscar Gardner, Harry Forbes. Joe Bern- stein, Kid Broad, § 00d McCloskey, Dave Sullivan, Young Corbett, Terry McGovern and George Dixon. five firet fight with Dixon was a gruelling twenty-five-round battle, and he lost by a cloee decisior. Later he knocked Dixon out in nine rour A gener ous opponent, Lenny walked to the ropes as Dixon was carried to his oorner and asked the newspaper men to way that Dixon had slipped and not that the old champion had been knocked out. Five years ago Eddie Lenny de- veloped tuberculosis, and his last Jong battle came to an end ip a Phila- has His day see his eration, w YORKERS who followed fighting in the old days will HAVING JOST KNoaCED OUT Kid PREUMONIA IN ONE ROUND Nowy Due WILL Tey To REPEAT WITH EODIE WALLACE,. WOMAN MUST. HAVE PUT THE OIL IN SOIL BECAUSE SHE MADE THE PEACH CROP SLIPPERY. esl | SIE , /Elaine Rosenthal and Chick Evans to Meet Jerome Trav- ers and Mrs. Gavin in Series of Red Cross Golf Contests. Miss Elaine Rosenthal, formerly woman Western champion, and Chick Evans, national amateur and open golf champion, have been communi+ jeating from Chicago with Jerome | Travers, former national champlon, and Mrs, W. A. Gavin, the English (player, with a view to arranging @ |series of Red Cross golf contests in ern and mid-West cities, It ted the matches will be ar- for mid-summer. All four | golfers are now engaged in a series of Red Cross exhibitions, and the proposed series would differ from | these only in that there would be a [Series of contests hetween the same pairs. Although he got around tn 77, easily | the best gross of the day, Oswald Kir }by. saddled with @ plus 4 handicap failed to win in the first of the season’ tournaments, under the direction of the Whitehalt Golf Club on the Cherry | Valley links. Practically. the entire ——— feild also played in the best ball fixture, GIT CS TE RSS |the winning pair, being Oakley Wood and E, J. Barber, Thev had an 82 gross, ) ° hi and their 12% handicap rave them & net of 69%! Little Bit of Everything 2 sees ; | | _ofRitting to the | Bayside | Tinks, | yf 4 t ih tic eet GH hang lPeeal HS af Bi A h M ile tournament competed. in n A match play. round. The weather wae | ug é ZB na | teh Foun, ‘eapeciaily for those “oc: | customed to the sheltering comforts 0: | a limousin which may have | ‘olo Grounds Sunday esse a | thirteen holes. “They will be allowed t ae Busy AUGHT FoR wee > teesurme the true Rat Duniwoodle next P the Kings County A. A. Brooklyn |Tuenday, when the semi-final and fina Selective Draft . ea don Ae a Be donna “etab Leuehlin | rounds will be decided i vents, | Lyceum, Salem Crescent’ A. C. an ee to Compete in Fie 4 Speoial | ‘oe, cene, Ay word, Naa, eon 3 riders the cwuspices of the” Matanwok — so -- a ceive P Nava pit Clune Bayside, Lone Island. perin« ¥ ee COUT eet ehor i ental tara aay Freddie Welsh to Box SoC Le RoR Te aL rear Soldier Sports Under A. A. U.| amateur boxers from that point will | mor otor Cop Shows Himself | yik.s seamen ra cutis ; : \. The athletic events of the day w: iia EE TR a nape ate On First Anniversary he Best of = the A, A. U. and will consist of the | oO e mong By Bruce Copeland. following: One-hundred-yard dash, . ° teh bos * Sunday dawns fair and the|#00-yard run, two-mile run, running us OSS O. e paalonals: ’ : rar ‘s Bluff is as| igh jump, throwing the 56-pound Beata Atine to. enilee the ear Ss WO ear S| L eround below Coogan's Bluft 1s weight and « half-mile run open to < Vices of, Louis Martucel_and Arthur firm as ever, thousands of metro- nd navy athletes, It will not aE ans, both gne-handed players. The pemee eeealin olitan sport lovers will have the op- ssary to be registered for the sth | match with Leonard over the twenty- e' proceeds of the match will be CTIONS. aoe eo enoeve one of the biggest|latter event. All the events will be| 10 Spar Three Rounds with) myc? win coord cre: the ne the | nated to ihe War Boon tment Com i . Le conducted at}competed under handicap. fs Red Cross that changed Freddie's | ™5* prose aed But Sun Briar Is Not to Be RACING SELE! T athletic field days ev nducted ee eee ehict feature of the day wii] Joe Welling at Red Cross}! | geue et the. ton art in. the - dn this day more than 400} ).6 9 baseball bet the 349th piel 4 Welling hi r met | elf warn juled t ' J thia port. On this day more ye a baseball game between the 349t eish and Welling have reve! Jeolf kame are scheduled to play in a Neglected as Yet—Jack MANCAIOM. wenroon : lathionse will mest in sox Hela Artillery team of Camp Dic| Fiela Day. and it will be interesting to watch |four-bail. best ball. match, at the Apn- Hare Jr. a Good One. SRO oe solo Grounds under the halo offand the Fort Slocum nine. The col- them hook, jab and block, While the | wamis Club to-morrow. They are Jim 4 ‘econ uce—Colding, Harry Bur- [the Polo G Soenejation of the}ored batterymen were formerly the By Alex Sullivan Briton was title holder many clubs | Harnes of Brondme no firsteclal goyne, June Bug the Metropolitan Association OF Sl") famous Linco:n Giants, while the lat 'y Alex Sullivan. tried to bring them together, but|Rochester, Tom Kerrigan. , frat ole By Vincent Treanor. Third Race—Stralghtforward, But- ] aq. A, U, in a patriotic attemp er regation will be led by Ray IREDDIE WELSH, who hasn't|somehow or other they vever w Training 8 and Gil Nicholl ter entry, Damrosh, Start lower the records of the yast- former star pitcher of the donned a glove since he was|4ble to come +o terms | formerly N Accordin W YORKERS at Jamaica yes- Apia aoemacompearey BIBEMIAG, (90 tha entries already New York America ‘ Renny Leonard} A funny thing about this meeting |the plans Barnes and Hagen will be terday got their first real view! “Pirin Hace—Achilies, Lady Doro- | Chief among the enim No. No entry fees will be olfarged for knocked out by Benny Li at‘the Polo Grounds is that itis prace | Olred against Kerrigan and Nich of the three-year-old prospects of the| chy, Trompe la Morte recetved by Secretary Thone of 2hy of the events, but suitable prizes|a@ year ago, has decided to try BIS| tically the first anniversary of Welsh’s axhibition wolf match. for. the ; Sixth Hace —Nilsweep, Common | yfetropolitan Association are Will be offered to first, second and|hand, or hands if you prefer, at the| downfall, as It was on Monday nigh twill be played year. It was in the Stuyvesant Hand-| yaw, Turt, Patrick McDonald, world’s champion third winners in each event. The! sport again. It was a desire on his|May 28, that the sporting world was he Greenwich Couns feap in which Sun Briar and Jack Hare — * hn J. Cl running races will be contested on a ¥ "; a| Surprised to learn that a New York Sunday. Jim Barnes. Wa JF. were the favorites. Neither of them LOUISVILLE. shot putter, and Johny: six-lap track. The net proceeds of |Part to help the Red Cross that lured} yoy ynocked him out. The bout at ¢, Maz Maraton and Jerome figured seriously in the result. Motor Firat Race—Madrid, 1win Iwin, |merly of the Mill ina Wweleht Games will be turned over to the{him out of retirement. Ho has vol-|the Polo Grounds is taking place | Travers will be thy contestar 4 stil Bugle Call nae j rhom will hurl the 66-pound weigh y Athletic Fund to be expended |unteered to box Joe Welling three| Monday afternoon, May 27, which Ls the dare Hid eels Aine Nall Clee ee Xmong the other famous stars who athletic equipment at Camp Dix.| rounds at the big field day at the| really @ year later to the day. e winner all the way, which makes third Rue Ss 3 q Lil 3 r or Entries for the games will close a e Wel rve. t Hird Ruce--Sostus, Burt ‘Thur ate ck Sellers, junior| he § close | pio Gro ‘ ; Joe Welling deserves a lot of credi the running of the Kentucky Derby}. 0!49, Ruch Sostus, Bur hfe Aaa baa aN in the|Thursday at noon. According to the| Polo Grounds next Sunday etvernece for the way he is rallying to the aid of | ase riers seem insignificant in view of the stakes} | Fourth Race—Escoba, Lucky B, | national 1,000-yard « oN yor of Presramme, the schedule will be as| Many attempts have been made| the “He gay ne ls Aline to the aid of to come on the Eastern tracks. Motor} ‘Y,, Dabney kin, Old Migs, [60-yard run, and Dave Politzer ©) \¢oiows; 1.30 P. M., athletic events: |auring the past year to perauade|fund, in fact, all sorts of charities @ team that Ray Fisher will bring Cop won yeaterday like » pr tiv PAE RaceerBtanokin, (Ol Me | a Mohawk A> CO in the 10-Y8rdle par, boxing tournament, and 8} welsh to box again, but he has de-| that will raise money to hasten Unci to the Po nidavon. Sunday bed seh tpedonel Loivenatott packs % mth p cone » M., baseball game. The box Sam's victory. Weiling is stationed face t mp Di ol Y Race—Thin ze Lal, I a Unie ant ; the only | Sam's. victory i i stat champion, but you can’t tell any horse- Sixth | Hace Thinker Jash boxing events |Will be restricted to two classes, 115 |clared time and ara toa . Only | ot the training ship Granite, foot of men that with everything even he venth Race Little E Many three i aren and 140 pounds. he bouts will be|thing that souls pete im a re- 96th Stre and ever s: e we entered a yorites| Safety First, Old Broom nave been arranged between some oot Under the rules of the A. A. U, enter the ring wou © a return|the war he has been volunteering his en ene oleae a ie. ta te ver ee Pini lnudian amavenray (NGIIGIDE | ccen Clee coe ene as al services for every worthy cause. His peta lf dadearih nee é t f eh PRR Kile Herman Epstein of rae Tey a ame should be Willing, not Vreliing Cleats in minor league soll erday wasn de e Sanford colt was too much for him, | 4 Niek Florio of the Paulist / . fe B t ‘elling would have liked to have Seen ViTCn Ta ates of the race, 1121-5 Sun Briar had ee tudolpn Bokma of the Pastime uferen ereree for very ou been on the programme at the Garden ND tae cen OU LHe worked 6 furlongs previously in Willie Dorrtan, patriot, was at the} © and. Otto Laenza of the same ; on Friday night, but he was under a A ns, has been cer 5 races yesterday, He is ¢ to arrive! “iese games will also serve to My previous contract } the West on that ne exemption board, 1.13.1-5, with the % mile in 46 seconds. | AC) Gordon next Sunday morn- | ¢ Prete Fe oulides, (he lone i] oxin Ow QAVQEM | night ana couldn't break ite” Hell ad ed him to report tut Jack Hare had won with consummate ing and along with hia. friends he} introduce F. TFlv aM g g a hurry home in time to attend the pig | 1! rad Ing in the employ ease in Maryland tn fast time, Yes-| wants to send his own, 1 to} a anes ohawka Morningsides ——eo— field day at, the Polo Grounds, Bh the. ape a thn Seabee ar ia if ees ean eaeehin i ere is hin mesaage 6. Mohawks en each; whue la 3 iq “ - 5 - a oS sides the ‘elsh-Welling bout, | oh) ho alling Jackso d plac MEU Ra State, Con tcanion weerea [OW ECAR And Bill means it,/have entered forty ten Mir send_a Selections for the Eleven Con-] Will appear that they are to “Arht”| were wi be another thrive renee | (eal board calling Jnckson and places rier with Motor Cop, 94 {| Bill Dorrian ts going to be @ regular! ine ae ee of representatives are | : riday Night Will been instructed to see to it that every | ¢xhibition between Young Corbett employees. As he) ia employed in aptly named, and he made every post | soldier ark ? tests Friday Night Wi man puts forth his best efforts, If in| 4d Abe Attell. BNIDDU' ing om the Delaware, he probe Ja winning post. Meanwhile Knapp | | Be Made by Lot the opinion of the referee a boxer ts| ‘There will be an exhibition wrest. | «oly Wl \ was off in a tangle on Sun Briar, and| | mage Uy Ut. “not trying” he is to be instantly alse hatwane homie Bae, be ohare CAMBRINGH. Mase May 22. —Leg the champion of last year didn’t seem | . qualified and sent from the ring in Men Te ge ratk, of doltand f ihe Hargare C ca le Tet N¢ ns now, -bases- “tla O hitz | tai fOr the season PS aaneeee Aut De donamons Ste COORRING ‘te the plans The ticket sale, which upened yes- | the-bases-against-time and fungo hit. | tain for, on Satur Jack Hare, usually @ fast breaker, | . eleven, instead of ten, ten- ; $ "|ting for distance contests between | : | Vall Oleraad G4 Bene VO . f terday, began with a rush. The head-| N06, SOF distance conteste between | tte gan mat didn't get off in his stride, Loftus | The initial open air boxing show] Miravt Ts ve. Alvin Miller of Lorain, 0. | round contests will be fought) quarters of the Allied Theatrical and] * a cearea ap at pe Plays a £08 | ton He sucened sb Gross, who hustled Motor Cop along and he Was! 414 py the Keystone A. C. at Forbes | of Sew sae in the boxing world’s big Red Cross| Motion Picture Team, of which Wil- RF |Aaee CONGR clears teripiaae eemip Tat Rever caught, winning in remarkably | rieia in pittsburgh on Monday night) For the owning boring how of the TANCE | show in the Garden Friday night, Lin Gnelen aaa the Seciona noket Other attractions will be the parade, | Camp Devens mee é Rood fashion in the time of 2.12 15 | waa a financial success, denpite the) %- of. 4: Nee Mow tues" ‘Taslor match-|'The card follows agencies where reservation may he] i wen the dn tnecHArkaees | Huto) «ped Smith of the Roston Bray Incidentally, this Is within 1-6 Of ®/disngrecable weathor, there | elngia Joi, as aizned up Jack Brazro Jim Coffey va. Battling Levinsky.|made, report heavy advance rates. | ny ne whecoslinn) Boge trend ee | who. een on # hitting spree. wae second of the record, after all the rain |#5,002 taken In at the Kate. A Danita and Youne Joe Borrell of a 0 varqeeig Frank Moran va. Bill The demand for tickets, partlcular'y | Vat, Barney Olitield, Talph Muiford, | eked hy, heube fresslor of the Cline that was calculated to make the track |crowd for a bout in that elty would | Wainy, tn ietntin event of eight rounds ltrengan, heavyweights; Lew Tend-| for the choicest seats, Is so wreat that! Darintitents aca aloe te Fe erores | cinnatl Reds, Sinith had mado one oF { 1 Probably have been on aad ie ee to | Jolunny Hckhardt, the well-known referee of Phila. | Brennan, 4 lightweights; |te committee last night decided to| ‘rhe police Pand will furnish’ music. | the amazing ave . 633, or 1) nite slow. : not for the fact that rain aiartod Ur] delobia, who tan teen granted a license to rel-lior vs, Mel Coogan, ligh Wallace, (construct extra boxes Another big inognet will bo the ap: |! 30 times at bat.” This Ie the biggest Jack Hare jr. is not to be despised | full in the evening Ale Ti teow ferec tants in the State of New Jona’, will of | Jonnny Dundee vs, Eddie Walla Ted (Kid) Lewis, the world's weiter-| pearadce of the famous French band | Yerkes for x tan. kame Neting areal I on his race behind Motor Cop. He ran| UP Nnul a whers ie eed. Bolter | feiate cui |tightweights; Wille Jackson YS: weight champion, who ts matched tol of sixty plecea, every member of | '° ™ ‘ Hoth ein eps re the principals in the ten 1 lPrankie Callahan, ightweights; Gun-|pbox Jack Britton, his foremost chal-| which has been wounded in action @ courageous race; with W e 5} Rartheld arab, boxing for sf per], Ae sur tt at Smith vs. Harry Greb, Mght-|lenger, in one of the feature bouts on| in such famous battles as the Somme, luck against him he finished strong.) main event, Gi received $1,850.64, | and. Ore. ae Brean Paraar oat et a. Ted (Kid) Lewis va.|the card, visited the Red Cross offices | Marne and Verdun, Thomas Hackett srs Considering that the race was run inj cent. of the Tacmipll ti ag, which [teem red ei ant een |heavywels es) me ine |yesterday to assure the committes|and Bert E. Rule, singers, will com. | team, has left here for Philadelphia. 1.12 1-5, in going that was anything |WHle Bart f recalpts. Mearrwpieht: ot: Terme, | elterweightsi Je) Ciut ne will be on hand Friday night| plete the card, Joo Humphreys. {x | Mere, Be wil ian lor a semmission tn but fast, Jack Hare's race was in keep- | tiigsion at Portiand for « wrmie ¢ Lynch vs. Sharkey, bantam-|to defend his title Master of Ceremonies, Hortatop. Will lend the team in the res ing. with his Maryland reputation ey Ka ta and | som they prommtiy refused it on |weights; Jefe Smith vs, Augie Rat- Soka ~ an mainder of the game Under ordinary conditions Jack Hare Dott weig lerkoort. | Yerwor would be no match for Y ner, middlewelghts; Benny Volgar vs, a “i ST. LOUIS, Mo. May 22.—Bruno Ry + might bave won. r y the mane . hte: Paul R ro Motors ack utility player with the St. Louts Nas “ of Buffalo, N ¥., to formerly man Jimmy actn u 0s l D> tionals, has been released to the Indians Heise t the new arr, eR twelghts poll oft merican 0c Tho opening race at Jamaica yestor-| meet in te star boat of ten rounds a the Her | yg emer be bei 4 ba who will referee Include Bill g FEO ee ae Ret hare Re nTe GAR PN thet elnnaeet une ts a ae eae a_mask for aun tue, [manner of © dance, Dall at hwors | Brown, dim Buckley, lilly Roche, Kid Expec ed to Produce Record Spee 1 ek numbers went up Green Mint wo " quahh to furulsh p slesbiug fast bettie, | taben another bantam wade bie he | MePart) Le i ae tore, rats pala lille o onan be bag but if Joe Byrne had been overamb! ae 1 Mine | best boie in the Kast | Haley ourke abe Tne vir rig ould bave| xi Goorty of Oshion s.. and | Owing to the number ¢ F hi Aa progress to be scored by automobile rene oe Monteet. The: Belmont Ally | ouoed ot mt Task mbidlewsian chamvien. Lt | Ioy sya, win arrancre the bouts for ee tor: | 4p was necessary to enkage more than |New Land Machines May Be|Prortess to bs scored by automobil wus Wouved. In and out, bothered by|ot wi A Kies, sasvonrtg ak | 172, Lavi who. tration] the tes fi, te he referee for the show, So many Bae ii ; erful motors with many features. bor. SPORTING. the efforts of Byrne and, despite that Wat Cam Cuter ae ee tad arranaemente for a returm bat: |qon “responded to the committee's as Fast as Many SPW SOR IQUE RGN FAR GY TAARUFOR Dore SPORTING. Tee ere nar BAe RROUIAT Hien nou lone Re ® top round wo at 8 Re een doe Regs wiv Benton middie-| gail for referees that each bout will irpl @ino, This departure. in. -ute con by herself. She probably will do be wth ak aon 1 ws |e reo tonne taming tt | refereed by it diferent oMhetal, "Po Airplanes, atruction had only gotten under way IN , he rrow night, AB 18 are hers { Maiden, Mam, ‘Thev will come toge ores any last minute objection b: sacl hail t pad coly motten under was mistakatiy better Chan Green Min yt | officials will be assigned to the match OW do the fastest aeroplanes and) [he latest médels, smashed all oxi OMORRO ! Ydenl won the second race for R. f Wille Ryar, the welterweight contener, who! py lot. Jivede ave ithareuehie racing autos compare in speed?) total of 633.12 miles in six hours last T M WwW Carman and made bim smile. Dr.| 5+) 1 Naw Brunsnick, Wut now of the 0, 3 | Be reer they worked some| High over the European battlefield | season ar Campbell, the favorite, should BAYS! dose Ga Gig Dork Martech Naval Blan, |S lest bouts ever staged here. the scout type of airplanes have! Since then manufacturers of speod won by imaelt: His plemy Jockey, irq re it may be remembered,| flown at the rate of 160 miles ab hour,| motors, spurred on by the necessity of JAMAICA / Ericsson, rode hi ido eth Althona 1 New Jemey Sorta. Nin tha Flag At Mal , y . a 0 Gove ‘8 aerial programme away from ever contestant until it |) men's ¢ 4. han A teen | We (9 Ls hf cence Benny Just what apeed land machines can reaching #xpectations, have maae sev- ONQ ISLAND Hwan too IAte, Then BA Ad here unsucereat se from the New |PACIAD Como ne world’s Uxhtweight | make will not be known until tt 18 era} startling changes Lon I. enough to go up to the Stewards Jemey 10% b shows | “faimpionship from Fred Welsh. That] seen how fast the latest type of aero) Just what these innovations really $3,000 COLORADO STAKES stand with ar Pali t a should have oh Masi dteasinereney PST cldentally, occurred Just @] motors can drive the ponderous rac- amount to Won't be known until after and Fixe stew Goad Bases ee Be ” a competence wih Frankie I b have wotiti me this month jthe Jecoration ay races at the | - t ,j year a ng cars. | | Aphis ey will apoly to same Pea eho tasted the L uf Sheepshead Bay Speedway. Veteran ‘ 2.0 PF, | John Bhaunensey bid #100 for Bit F New Jona to vit on the bout be |) Haley was the Toad cision” law by| 1n 1916 over the Sheepshead Bay|{heepshend Bay Boeciway, | Veteran barrie fee ae , |bunch of roses for the Red Crovs 8 : 9 decision in the Jim Stewart- | Speedway, the fastest track in AMeF-|Tario Resta, who have specialized in GFACIAL BACH TRAING h but h tt a p 1 ¥ 4 4 the club house, but he los Himen | one ; it Smith bout in the old N the English Sunbeam and Frenen| the development and use of aeroplane eave Penn Bid St. an ¢ At much backing Star Hampton to|) having @ te his hands on | Th SHE Oe ica, the Eng : E h Ot ADS Uae ot aerne ain “\ve., whee istousn Aves fos ain the last Incidentally Star gutist tha atled when be gvee against Harry Cir = Ireawicy aw, | Peugeot travelled a few laps at the) motors In racing automobiles, friniy inhi tit scat | Fumalon was backed from 10. down | sees ery Siuaet Sunth aao ane | Brown, Roche, Moore, Joh, Tone and| rate of two miles a minute, ‘Theae| felove inal inf, ul min comebulltn Teaened be tad 5a Si, DUE is FOE RACINE: He prok | wiedaunen tt \ May aT, as he is sated to 9o{ O'Rourke have shown themselves tol trials were accomplished under the|aisrent rate of speed of nearly Grand Sta) DIZ HE G8 TANOEs al Hourk, the Lancaster, Pa, light] be fearless, capable men on numerous) nog favorable conditions, but the|miles an hour . fal S c tat the track| Matt Hinkel has finally completed hia cart of | nearyweigit, for ten rounds wt Lai *, Houck | occasions, d > ould not be maintained| Because of the heavy rain yesterday . —— eee Tobe Benford weer race, His ne ihe Win aconalt icy Sieh be Lager gee ng Tetters who can | ‘Tho necesaity of having men of this| dissy pace could not be malntalned) | Because of the heals tiln yese tay | eee aay SPEED WAT esterday, and he won @ race, toute te on ‘ ni for any distance. Auto exp oi AD two-year-old. colt “by “Ogden and |to stage at Ue Cletelaad Mamiail Ware onthe | cqatanly del With either ha A ee ee ea arent perreal con. | the time Very decidedly argued tat] Vail and ‘other noted pilots entered "DECORATION DAY HAIMA Hos busted away from the barricr|qisis of May 90, ‘There will be three ten-round kept, as the bouts are to be ° he hme. very decidedly ar 4 Tal Ore oon eae tant wae ne ADL. Rivad Onaga bus' y nroane, t and not mere “exhibitions.” It! the,limit ha tice trials, nos" ¥ou. and was never caught,” Star Hump-” sma Joe Lom of New York ws Jock Kil” | maaebaty Tomar CRA. PM 4 an, | tiles tnd not, mere Texmibitiens.” IL" tne an aed No agure oa. Soke to indulge 19 any practise nls Wea ton chased bim courageously, Cleveland, ender of Philadeishia bamn'e: Gilcass: Wale’ Grower A, eta :