The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1918, Page 15

EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1018. THE THE INMATES OF AN AQUARIUM OFTEN THINK THEY SEE _ THEM.- SELVES THROUGH THE GLASS. GIANTS AND DODGERS SCORE en Evek's Passing Robs Hudson (porq SHUTOUT VICTORIES N WEST Of Most Picturesque Character Briefs The Amateur Athtetio Union will be contr d by « situation which will call -While Yanks’ Small Pitching Staff Is Getting Its Wind, the Mc- Grawites, Thanks to Jess Barnes’s Pitching, Win Another Game, Proving That Something Is Wrong With Cards, Rather Than That New York Has Recovered From Slump. compa nic this country #h women are expected at a Hac some time within the next weck om ton days to start on thelr exh the United States Mtlowed t ities ‘on tour of | vnpe which and th ation be from the Antipodes must tened out. The A.A. U, of this the Australian governing munication via ok or moi A jouth Wales has the #wii By Hugh Coprmgt, 1014 x AIN interrupted proceedings be tween the Yankees and the ch | pitching staff, depriving it of one of the greutest loft handers in che game. | Isut that loss is offset to a large ex tent by the improvement of Williams, who is now a big item in the Amert- can League race. Still Rowland is body have b ¢ for th received by I'red Aublen stating x yesterday| short on left-handers, and must rely (thet complete detatia of the squabble and gave t fed Yunk| ngain upon Faber, who is now is fair were in the mail on their way to Pitching staff ince to come up| Shape, and Cicotte, who is just com uaiiettes . for breath, ‘The White Sox, with the| "6 around into form. | Cicotte’s William Rodenbach, the one trouble has been a sprained ankle, | but his arm ts as good as it ever has | ren. To add Shellenback to the staf ts cd around| & Die help, and the youngster will | help carry the club until such time el and at-) as the vets are ready to work. 1 the movies - | che DAY ts Griffith bat und ball! day at the Polo Grounds, and | ateur boxing champion, has b ferred to Camp Sevier, ut ¢ 8 C, to teach the thirty thousand sol | diers’ stationed there the art | Rodenbach | first game of the series safely stowed away, Jackson, Me the hi 4 men of the di with the 1 few times while mourning their Combining blindfold gam: in sulting oppone nan exhibition ar luck in losing the one of the biggest crowds of the sea | end'for the purpose of starting @ local to beat) son is expected. There will be a jon devoted te these gamer the jozen or more military and naval n ‘ arts Bu sun Units present to receive the baseball , ty-one st. QUMtS purchased from the Grithth | news and igo Nind, and. the milltary spectacte Itwo nt checkers Louis, promises to the Gi brow (+) oe lel Beeneees C8 ithe | Yale's tennis team, headed by Chuek Garland Pittabire,. the national rrith Twenty-five per cent. of the receipts | juntor champion, will meet representa tives of the West Side Tennis Club at Vorest Hills on Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the Croan. = Both singles and do Jim Will be turned over to the fund TEN EYCK pu “8 baseball outtits for t diers in France and ta the o at them, B ut ow cored to} white two runs! 7 schedule. k Play will, be Garland which were Hcient to win. t mahlen probably will meet der t . re YO! efor the Yanks and el There 9 evidence beyond the) son op Waber for the Wi WATERVILLE, Me. May 22—1n the clever pitching of Bar that the final matches of th : ieee [28 isa tremendous movement Old Jim's Resignation as [fie n awenp of oth , du trous series t nh foot for Sunday ball at the : urinte of Bat burgh and Cincinnati, but it is ap-| Polo Grounds and at Ewbotts Fied.| Rowing Coach at Syra- Howdern, & 2.6 parent that the Cardinals are a much! Conte es have been held and it is! euse, to Succeed His Son ‘The Fordham University track man ate emir a united weakened ball club with evidences of Stated that anny and navy and other P ollewate champion sack ‘ernul cohesion which| Goveroment officials favor the play at Duluth, Shrouded in hia. Kernie dham squad Wefers has be Jack | 1n& of Sunday basoball games in all Mystery. SPORT WORLD NEWS OF ALL KINDS | | boxing. | | YOU UF TAG Reserve Tables Main cre nny WADE ahd AUuletea ‘whe "wilt carry th “ he Bastern cit | Muroon silks al evider The ord f the War Departn day Saturda n the Card club,| Which resulted in opening Washi villi Naitnni Fon asa IBN] (bw ser MELUAY TRAUEIIT i oe rete By William Abbott. National sling in perfect uc-| Way to Sunday baseball in all Bastern | JAMES SN EYCK, the “Fox of THE PILL BOOSTER. yard dush ‘ . J eities. Be experimen at ayashing: the Hudson,” no more will sweep (Some of Ling pugilisis testify that at letst all of their sue Milk & Dairy bus fa ny 4 *. Mus proved baseball > eepsie course a! cess has to inhaling tien tes on, N-famous nerve tonic ; he high|® success. The order to play on| the Poughkeeps: ur mite n h inhaling Rusticated Iron, the in-famous nerve tonic.) FARM were raised) when | 5Uuday in Washington, to relieve the | S%@fehing look just before a big an ie e || Box Score: of MZ its was sectired to handle the overcrowded condition ‘of the capital, | Ual intercollegiate regatta and quict Yes, Fighting Frisk takes FIX-IT-QUICK pr EXPOSITION have Hct Bean tenliaeds, hel wae help to the American) ly predict his boys should have a For rheumatia and sundry ills Games Played | team is yet to tackle the weakest or | League Now York, and in tact, alt | chance of winning. Old Jim, after fi And when he thinks he's getting sick 1 Club Grand Central Palace the Eastern teams, but it is evident! the Eastern cities, also are over. : : ‘ aN He takes a dose of MARTYR'S PILLS This We 40 P that the Cards need & lot more punch | Crowded, and the places of recreation | ‘€e® years’ service developing Syra BONE'S LINAMENT he thinks is fine By Loca Ubs JF aii this Week. 11. Mt. to 10 son M Baa a lol Mole Wh 1 team work|iRcapable of accommodating — the | Cuse crews, has resigned and gone out tanheMfed tags cna teed Sh alt adpbal [atest tater beer Held, before they can get anywhere in the| ove peste! relief and recreation. |to the Duluth Boat Club to take bis; ee eae s k is Gték Nhe AT ST. Louis. Raitonet iearie vada | As a Westerner, it always has deen | go; jon as coac! | The Superbas, aftor being kicked all|# Question with me whether or not | "Coe Postion ach. He orders BUNYAN'S by the # NEWYORK (N) 1 BT LOE | VOLUMBIA se Pete! event eye See ee pee iu] Sunday baseball in the East would| There's considerable speculation just ab lb ae \ ‘ Radain aay in the nd their one] b@ advisable. In the West, where| Why the veteran rowing mentor sev ‘ i UNA helped to give hin pep i HELLO AMERICA nothin ory Cun; es-| Playing on Sunday has been an ac d his clationship with the up- nd put a 4 1 his ches a e Hi Me t bags tc | cepted condition, Sunday Daseball (Al pokey bene raa RL ALT ad While STAUME ROOT made f s step 4 AMUSEMENT terday shows that the piten Of the Dest items for pobitc avdce| State university. Asfar as the out-| sethee gn ; sage iv. 3 PARK Ung ‘better and that che sokiyn the community, Pers | 8ide public knew, Ten Eyck was sat EBECO Peer iuuttaatn cae “i PPOs A Paid cence ihe Ciibe GAVE MhawE | LEDS t, the novelty of Sun-|isfied with his berth. His Orange | VOX NOMICA made eating right 4 Me WETTER THAN EVEN s pitch. | day baseball in New York would at-| crews had al performed admira. | cis mad whist t “ E 5 onl he pitch: | tract huge crowds and moan some| evens were be hed adn PAIN'S BUG JUICE. made his whistle too fo THEATR eestor ™) disturbance, but after some! bly on the Hudson. veral times And KILL-OR-CURE-YOU made him fight oo Hpeoeme eres ilul Ll t nee, but after a few weeks | ©! | 660 0-0 - the effect for good on the community | Syracuse crews swept the river, nos 1 i fia rule ansaard true tte | | WINTER GARDEN 5 : Chi.| life would be shown ing out the Cornell crews, that, above ponunein HAAS MaS aon enh, yentolen Ba 7 pp P| is cussed the ateation AA Chief | ail others, the Old Fox loved to beat ‘ Pe r RERTHRHGET Thane New. York, “1 Sox Are OU) of Police Francis O'Neill of Chic . 7 " tut, atter V practice ret ase on Malla Struck 0) = i eter nd whol one das he said that Sunday] NOW the passing of Coach Ter Eyck Ke Ceei erie henectetuniia ral Pi Ht ; ASTOR #1! TO-NIGHT,* 1 uit en t baraball was the biggest aid to law! 4t Syracuse will rob the Hudson race) If what t . le ri alien ' As and order in the city. He declared| of one of its most picturesque figures He'll not be flighting any more BROOKLYN (N) CHICAGO 1S) ROCK-A-BYE BABY wala heehee that twenty co could handle 20,000] Second only to James E. Courtney, the] For so 1 turn into VET bo q f , Wh oN en at a ball game, where 3,000 would] Corneil coach, James ‘Ten Kyck was} rar rear rete (| Maxine Eltiott's io wy wie Tay 4 team a were be required to handle the same men| ' | MARJORIE RAMBEAU sing ' Aree Mat the best Known figure on the west -- ; if seattered through saloons, pool rrpr » ,” THA RARE Rt * in EYES OF YOUTH n wo § rooms and other places, So interested | bank Hudgon during race time PRISING TO HEAT r RARE TH HAS REBN 3 i hesenis, the differenc Hid _he become that he compiled. for| Quiet but émphatic in all his instruc- LC WITIE OEDEMA OF THE LARYNX, ALTHOUGH 19 1S 6 0\| CASINO {on big 813 ‘ if L were to o¢ y]me w record of arrests on Sundays! tions, the veteran Syracuse coach| aie aROUS FOt ‘ al B LDAGUY IN HAT “°)T CLIFTON CRAWFORD in FANCY FREE ‘ soon J Vand Murphy | When no bail gamee were played and) youiy direct the training of hie own| TING «| forte Oenor ttay 1 arbor Cielewn day 1 would choose Murphy ot, [and the record showed that the num.| shells and scan every boat that passed Now it seems that the rumor concerning the giass in the arm of Fred Hits PLAYHOUSE \. nthe ty n er jher of arrests for drunk, disorderty,| from rival camps. And every one had| Toney was phoney | LITTLE TEACHER 3) MARY Wd Rea eh) disturbing peace and osher minor] high respect for the mild-mannered = A Later, | presented the same ques-| mile away steps Brow V , 1 t M ‘ t o Herrman Schuettler as Chief! Outside of the celebrated Wards Barymore 1 Co i] rit und ambi ayan| Sion 30. He! : ; no has 1 aved UD because beth AC monday! bapaball Mone COAT tne Coes amore ners TAN ne FEINT HEART. sonoseog! Mal Caeink hint } ; the bench pra na day baseball moa | been a family so prominent in rowing Acer known auto 9 BIGGEST COMEDY HEE UN Take. a ’ young men and boys spent the after i. L af : re He ts a fast eon in the apen, away from bad ine|cifies aa the Ten Bycks, alao uf an| Called up a stewog, Klleraser VAUDEVILLE LOMBARDI, LTD. yyi1he dete ! vr paver (pe) |muences, and that they went to their| old Hudson River family, Jim Ter Though hed cracked many bours a 8TH ST. : ~ Wie Sex lek Thomes after the games and behaved| Eyck has two sons who are oaramen| He woord “EIU” on the phones 4 M PT @ tel thin the Maelvee- th nings, going 10) far above the average, Jamey AL jt War he Madi eihe courige to fave hers rie MAN wire STAYED ‘Wr HOME 1 ; s ‘ ey nnd renorting in detter| and Wdward Hanlan, And the veter-| VILEN AND PHOTH ' I a \s for work on Monday }an's father, James B. Ten Bi k was! Cle dana Fatt hare in quite « receptive mvod, Cley : 4 (Me Ar either le alt New York and Philadelphia after| lt aid of tug Ed ‘Ten 1 | i | a ra nit Voor Ma ‘ Sern a hack «n hellenb the neople became wocustomed to the] that his illustrion idfather put an Even the Yankees can be fa n the face of defeat. Now they're ] Via. Abt Cs a 30 1 oar in his hand first when he w panning Truck Hannah for poor base running A ‘ Mimicn r HR MUKAGE AR Tani gale td 1 ' ' tround ZACH WHAT £ , r ‘ ie a | hep i Wane Vooat ey eign thee Washing | beekshill rowing ny "distance ina] | 2S HAT found hin o inscihisea a KT ih an Be BROADHURST +! eaerenir hat ive SNOW IE ganme te have done Ea's father is the typical flery pro fear Gh AS, \Glark in ""Htich Stans 1 MAYTIME, we Va at 1 in probuble that Rawls fessional eos’ ‘He inpast the sik MOTHER NECESSITY. i Ne | se fs Maired w " iy them wt ~NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE | the former, Syracus 1 A vane nine TN IP Vive Moca. 9 Gor PLYMOUTH See is great souiler in his tin \ ' 1 liked to b h \ “ 1, ANISH DANCE ren Gas (ae eure foe \ mee Axes TNALIMOVA he \ An renew mile. Once out of th Oud" n " many years ago, Ten Kyck 1 A ' mask ( OUI x w professional sculling an rt . BIJOL ‘ } pe Reaching rine si oe ea ee pie stad TRINTIE Macho IIA BAIR OF RET rICOATS n V n fact a dentin 1 whe i (‘il t n " s axon, and in ME eat me jt ela Vanier Mais | | 39TH ST. ts ' s ob] | ¥ piteher, w hard t baat Us After having every other kind of a day at the Polo Grounds, the Yanks MM: HODGE o's cor curaiies advent will observe Bat and Ball Day there to-day While in 1908 the Syracuse eight fin- | | ished next to last, the following yea ~ MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS PCONCEIE TOCMIGIEE BY TLD NOTED HIUENCHE ATOM BAND May 26 GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TO-DAY. at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, Orange athletics tay ! Certainly the his regatta won't s¢ Jumes Ton Kyck made the satisfactory Munsingwear way —light, Hippodrome Next Sun Nigh Philadelphia at Plttshurgh St. Louis at Wash mea ‘Ton Hye cool, non-irritating, non- JouN te Boston at Cincinnati Cleveland at Hos SSR RDG MAAS rf chafing—fine quality. M CORMA HOW THE OTHER CLUBS MADE OUT. rare knowledge ofr Form-fitting knitted and loose- Cc NATIONAL GUE AMERICAN LEAGUE. Hartley Given Haw Decision fitting woven garments, Katine Proceeds to TC Orhan Assiuin weds Araastim ay g " ops oon tan | MONON: ® a —Flafore the Arm A Right Size TIMERS NOR OR ON Beas ant W digliis ‘eed "Nucessabers’ Ghaw aad | Hurone Dane ee Now York. nay for Everybody. _ BURLESQUE Brooks of Boston a boxir MAT. Paling cPitecured eae Pr Pi eleht of. the ound ! OLYMPIC ,,; DAILY Being ABROORO LAH at cen Mae ten, aunts amnich they “HIGH LIFE GIRLS” Cod “O net, Lona tol itp draw, He was hissed and booed You Like, | \toWfully Ave minutes, ‘ \ x] AMATECKS FRIDAY NIGHT, I STRAND LOEW'S 7th Ave. 3, i m to “SO LONG LETTY’ he Onunge crew under the new cc Men NATIONAL LEAGUE, ANZDIS AN LEAGUE, direction won the varsity race, brea) HOR THE HED CROs, 1, Po. | CLUBS Ww. OLeBS Ww JcLUns Ww. Ing & euoceMman OF aroey Miers FRENCH THEATRE 7.759) Phila, 14 15 Boston 16 aaa! keaping the up-State university w PERFECT UNSING UNION Tamurrolte ened a e 11 .607 | Bhiyn Chiengodt G0 | Wash, Jeeerer Re rste run bacceiitmeollon : A Son if ; 6 Cincin ..18 13 .681|Bosten,.10 19 N.Y. US ‘nao | Phila. ate rowing. After all these yeara FITTING AR SUITS arting Some hing” Pitt, ..14 12 038! s8t,L., 9 1 Clevo 16 14 | Detroit 7 16 304 Spent at Syracuse the pok —s : roms Thriller GAMES YESTERDAY GAMES YESTERDAY Veteran is going out to help improve PHOTO PLAYS Seas weak 4 tt can ai teasiaas the ouramen of the Dututn Boat cla Pershing’ 8 Crusaders — Brooklyn, 1; Chicago, 0, Lovin, 4) Washington, 5 ae fi te srt Mag Ra rey ore S Gq i hted gi . Cincinnath, 73 Boston, 4. New York-Chicage (rainy | ywoyPoan never be replaced, that his ummer Garments We wala Rect Oe pene Pittsbargh-Philadelphie (rain,) Philadelphia-Detroit (rain). ' ing; 1s the hardest blow ever deul ASD BHO LDWAY DOROTHY PHILLIPS In OA SOLE FOR SALE Tite Chaetien Faity reheated IVOLI “OLD WIVES FOm NeW KIVOLE ORCHESTION Cr TO NORM rn bod RV) KOWESERA K a Bywpa, ur Way av ayw oT, CAN'T JUDGE WIND BY THE NUMBER OF RUMORS IN THE AIR. On your way --TO THE GLORIOUS—— our policewo { There is a table d'hote dinner in the Restaurant at $1.50 tinuous cabaret Dancing Balconades 8:30 MAY-NOVEMBER FARM | Hartsdale, N. Y. Now Open. THE VELOCITY AMUSEMENTS, (With Bobby McLean) IN THE If you don't know your way—ask Zip-Zippy Dinner Show at 7.30 & Snappy Midnight Parade } at 11.3 me | TONIGHT Phone Columbus 9900 with con- i EMPIRE Qutned dg ik BARRYMORE in “BELINDA JM. larre® “The New Word NEW AMSTERDAM S\or {555 Sop 348 Kiaw 4 Brinneer's New Musical Play. The RAINBOW GIRL. GIRL ZIEGFELD’ | 5] NEW. MIDNIGHT FRoLit “mo COHAN We't! reese Vrewwt LIBERTY ¥;,,i.J" Mats Wed og. FULTON 3)": i % co BEGINNING T0- MORROW. NIGHT Authors’ ‘Theatre will Of production. affe “Her Honor the Mayor” “The G Good ‘Men Do" HUDSON NANCY LEE HENRY MILLER S, BILLIE LURKE’ in HENRY alt CORT FLO- FLO; REPUBLIC fh... 05 nia oii LYCEUM | re = ee TIGER ROSE BELASCO “y),1!") POLL ry DAYS LEAVE «Military Naval Melodean COHAN & HARRIS ys (es) he, 3! A TAILOR-MADE MAN %j)) \icaat ELTINGE % Business Before Pleasure Harney Bernard & Alex. Care GLOBE FRED oO STONE: tata, Wes STANDARD * + Be! VN Wine THE SERVANT IN CENTURY GROV MIDNIGHT REVUE *'*53 FIRST {KE CONLE NS POW kits TIME )boLt i yey ANDAR To-Night JOUNNY DOOLEY 44TH ST. _ W. GRIFFITH'S 3) aMyARRE, A Mavelcss of Convenience David Helisen WITHA PAST we kes. $20, N USE" aror CENTURY TREATRe STARTS vine oAR EX) tii! WORLD abt BROOKLYN. TAR *® Dei. GIRLS FROM HAPPYLAND Pigs iy Wrestl very Thursday Night, SirSiwn, WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS