The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1918, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 29 A WOMAN NEVER KNOWS HOW BEAUTIFUL SHE IS UNTIL SHE HAS TO DRtSS IN A ROOM WITHOUT A MIRROR ENGLAND'S ATHLETIC HERO WINS LAURELS AT WAR TOO . ee! + HE’S A REAL HERO NOW Copyright, 1918, by the Press Pubhshing Co. (The New York Evening World). Arnold Jackson, Who Saved His Country From Track and Field Extinctoin at Stockholm’s Olympic Meet in 1912, Has Been Fighting Since European struggle Began, Has Been Wounded Three Times, and Only Recently Won His Second | D. S. 0. Bar, | (Copyright, 1918, by The Prew Poblishing Co, (The New York Rrening Wo:t!) | MONG the heroes of the great war is A. N. 8. Jackson. That name may have a familiar sound to Americans, It ought to. | Arnold Jackson is the English run ner who saved England from total athletic extinction at the Olympic games held in Stockho'm In 19 by defeating John Paul Jones, Mel Shep pard, Abel Kiviat, Norman Taber. 8 C. Madiera, Oscar Hedlund and | Walter MoClure of America, the Breatest mile runners America ever produced, in the 1,500-metre race. Mel Sheppard was former Olympic | champion and record holder. John Paul Jones was world’s record holder | for the one-mile run. Abel Kiviat | was the world’s record holder for the 1,600-metre run. Norman Taber after- | ward broke the world’s mile record, After that meet at Stockholm Arnold Jackson was England's greatest hero. England, once supreme in athletic sports, but now outclassed by | America, had held desperately to her honors !n middle-distance and long- distance running. Finns, Frenchman and Italians had outrun her jong- | distance men. Her one refuge was the one-mile run, or the 1,600-metro | event that takes its place in the Olympics. And here were half a dozen | men apparently able to beat the best England could produce. At the beginning of the race Jack- son was ignored by tue American who never dreamed that he would be 4 @angerous contender. Three Am- erfoane, Jones, Kiviat and Sheppard, were busy watching each other and trying to get the jump for the finishing spurt, when suddenly the long, lanky Jackson, running as If the wings of Mercury, the messenger of the gods, were on his heels, flashed past them. ‘Taken by surprise, the American ran- - g ea ON THE FIGHTING LINE IN FRaNCE, Twice DECORATED For, HEROIC ACTION AWN.S. Jaci<son, “We GREAT ENGLISH RUNNER, i WINNING “THE 15Do METER. OLYMPIC. CHAMPION SHIP IN ADID. | tunate in surviving through over | three years of heavy fighting ut the | front. He is stil) in action, while thousands who went to wer with him | have died or been disabled, Twill Take Good Juvenile To Win Great American, Champion Benny An effort Leonard, who is being m. ’Mid Winks and Drinks. ners tried desperately to catch bim, made over $4,300 by defeating Jack on 8 tweive row! £0, betw i i ‘but too late. Kiviat finished a yard Britton in a six-round pout at Phila-| Witte Jackson et thin ate it oan : te thi 4 ackson of this city. If the HE cabaret is blithe and gay rina the Poeun renner tiie | © Megture of Aqueduct Card 3 ivier scr." aun nie tenes ig ie eu regi fit ee strong and unspent, as did the others another chance to make some more| before the Am: gt of Thee'll li Bitise DORs semmanaliecenivinn bier OA ike ; nore on elther July 6 or a week iat hey inger on your primrose way who closely followed. ° j Money on the a noon of July 4, ly “ 3 ? 5 Bot Jackson had given every onnee| But Matched Field of Young-| RACING SELECTIONS, [84 Re was matched to-day by hls |Fithte, tut aw a'decision will be Ten- AM Wengsea icy. cenirel yous of strength he had. He had used ul- RRs * iS | —————e a | Manager, Billy Gibson, to meet Jack|dered in this go it is expected thes r ae P timate resources of his stamina and} sters Meets in Stake This AQUEDUCT. |Brazzo, the game lightweight of|will fight all the barder. The cocktail is a pleasant drink, courage. As he crossed the line he Afternoon. irst_ Race-Wiseman, Decisive, | Pennsylvania, for eight rounds in the K i s And yet, before you try one, fe, and it was an hour before he * . ee ee ier lois star bout of the opening boxing show | welt wine tn wont uate are Observe the features of the gink recovered enough to leave the track. cei ese hird Race—Routledge, Eternal, |to be brought off by Jack Hanlon,|tanburg, 8. C, intends to hold sever Who has the nerve to buy one. It was a glorious victory for Eng- By Vincent Treanor. High Timne. aire Westy |tt® Philadelphia fight promoter, at} boxing shows at that camp, the pro : land, gloriously earned. England NE of the best looking two-year-| Hogan, Trompe la. Mor | Wildwood, N. J, ‘This will be the|cecds to be turned over to the sold The waiter is a friend, indeed— made the most of it. Whén he went Msseaoba ot tha beanen 14:0 \iiitth’ itace—Deckmate, Ellison, | second time they have fought, Leon- | there: ‘The en Painirante will behead There’ aninaihe @ . ri b, vod Viol ' Ft . here e nments wi eld vere’s nothing he s you; home Jackson was entertained like a day's Great American Stakes| Sixth Race—St. Quentin, AMulda, |#f4 Outpointing Brazzo in a six-|in the open air and Ratner will take on But if ne ives ped pay a We eee vous se " »| Dr. Rae, round go at the Olympia A. A, of | some good middleweight at the openin: al e e ed, returning anne td anv at Aqueduct. It ts @ five furlong is Philadeiph or} show. At the other shows Ratner will He'd be the goat and tip YOU. Later, he visite Ja} dasb, and among the entries are five LATONIA, — match the fighters who are in camp as Captain of an Oxford relay team previous winners, One of these, Shoe-| | Firat Race—Candle Light, Bon Johnny Dundee, the fast local Ital- i ; hat ran against the University of iblack, ran yemterday and is not ikely| Baker Twiferd. 4. ogy la lightweight, and George Chaney.| ‘The boxing game at Minnesota must A quart of wine is always fine— Pennsylvania milers in the Penn. R°-|to go to the post to-day, but thore| Alymum. Skiles Knob the hard hitting tighter of be condu in a satisfactory m: It never fails to thrill you. lay meet. Jackson ran the final heat /are still Questionnaire, Eternal, High| j,hNi Rage cioniface, Lucky By | Thy Si gow lay 2 a at ae aE aD Unless you own a silver mine— of the race, Against him was Mc-/Time and American Ace, all of them| © Fourth Race—St, Bernard, Ginger, | tWelve-round go, toa decis Commission. The member Look out! the bill may kill you. Curdy. Madeira of Penn. reached |apove the average, judging by their) Migden Jow ahaa V Diver. | SBC air Know to be sta B. Thompson of St. Paul, : 5 4 : ; aide | oy | ifth Race ribed i, American .\ at the Oi Henry Ribenach of Duluth and Robert rn , + : : MoCurdy for the last lap ten yards winning performances, High Time | pn. Grundy Thea Park in Baltimoro, Frank Seiberlich of Minneapolis. hey arc The dancing girls are quite a hit— ahead of Taber of Oxiord, So Jack- | equalled the crack record the day he| ,Sixil! Ruce—Maruuder, The Grader, | Gisrien of Philadelphia will referee|to serve for three moro youre) The You nightly fall for their whims; son had ten yards to make up. He/won, but there wasn’t much behind the contest commission has certainly handled the But vou would seoiste fit a) ald {t in the first Mitty yards, run- | him aslde from Lord Brighton; Kter- Another’ imiton obatweanen heaevel ee hace teehee eee ome if Bitte one iT ning at a tremendous clip, Then he | nal broke away from the barrier like walente bas (ue bean Cinchea aha eee some one censored their limbs. ran even with MoCurdy until the |o quarter horse and was pulled up ‘r| novel proviso that the owner of the big fe he LD x . ihe. part fa it Bartley Madden, who Is matched to earl it 8 cal last fifty yards. his race; Questionnaire won bis poor| winner shall eive the plate and | tre Tom arene ie ahon of New| box K. O, Bill Brennan at the Armory And so it goes for weal or woe Jackson was six feet tala head start like a good one too tut he pave His AupecHPHon, Gis: raainger D Aghter, Phe seat Smith, te | A. A. of Jersey City, on Monday Before you hit the hay: night, may get a Fred Fulton-shortiy. Fulton has been assisting Madden in his training for the Brennan bout. Madden, who taller then the stocky Pennsylvanian. | wasn't quick footed and ouored only fod Crosm it is believed that. the chance to batt! When the final sprint came, to thé! on sheer gumeness and the ability at} event will have at least twenty sub amazement of the crowd and of Jack- Jockey Walls, who rode him; Ameri-|scribers, in which ease about $20,000 y telegraph last fifteen rounds, A night to battle for cision, at the V. on the af- They'll never scorn to take your dough In any cabaret. hee vorthy’ | on of July 4 , the : bapered sun, McCurdy refused to be shaken/can Ace beat an ordinary eld in his) {Vill be realized for the worthy ahare | retired’ co ANB Th {ne Knocked out Jim Coffey, says le = EXPOSING THE WORKS off, It was McCurdy's arm that jstart before lust, but was beaten last! tries will close on Monday, July 15, | SOW seek a match with Fulton if he ° successful in stopping Brennan struck the tape first, but the judges! time out, All this means that you Gecided that Jackson's breast was| have to elther go to one of these ur ie | It was Iearned from a reliable source | - | n as learned from a reliable sour Packey McFarland will surcly ap-|{ 18 wreful or wested effort, 4 | to-day th gattling Levinsky, the ‘ 5 ( - a inches ahead, and Jackson won the|PICh something else. The something | Hebrew “itavewensht, face eMy a thG | pear in a bout at the big boxing shor | to this year's summer, the authorities are distinguishing themselvcs us sa e in this case iy a colt whivd has word from his employer at Lrtdgeport, | fo" the benefit of the Soldiers and Sail-|usual dy their “thundering silence.” ace. | appeared only against the crauier| | Conn, not to engage in any more box. | !¢rs' Fund which ts being brought off} Pitcher est would like to know where he stands, He has been knocked ar ATHLETE AND FIT FOR WAR. | Jacks and on euch ovcasion aca sy ‘img contest until further notice. Le-| by George Schneider, President of the |out of the box so often that his feet have become ground shy, 4 : himself with credit. He is Routledge.| Returning one of her best rounds, |" ‘ ‘ ; Cleveland A. C., at tie Cleveland Base- ft vet hi This was in April, 914 When the) 17A0\' cucunfay'a Youthful Staken lof the season Bra Perey Thomnom a | Vnsky was matched to meet Bill Hren- | Cleveland A.C. at the Cleveland ase; Catcher Cold, who got that way from handling the moist deliveries of war began, a few months later, Jack-|ve and u half furlongs, he ran AWAY | constantly mproving Koller ut the Ar- | aie, sytey Tcenaberry, «\. (of Lut: | Mit gehnelder that he would surety to | coo! pitchers, 13 Just as anxious about his status as Pitcher Pest, He says von, trained athlete and patriot, vol-| from bis opponents, If the race had) coq Country Club, won the medal play | gaxta hie manager to cnncel the con-|0n hand and would go against some | he wouldn't feel natural with his memories of passet bawis, EVERY DAY untecred for service and went into an| Deen a fv. furiene, sere A) WP ont {handicap there, her card reading 106. t good man, Mike Gibbons, Ted Lewis, Virst Baseman Siretch says the delay is disturbing his sleep, after officers’ training camp. He was sent| trenton came from nowhere in the|!5—91. ‘The occasion was the first of nen [Johnny Kilbane and other stars willl dreaming that a confused infielder threw one to him instead of trying to BEGINNING AT 2.90 P.M, to the front early in 1913. Training] finul sixteenth and got up in time eas-| series of invilation tournaments for| , A® Leo Flynn, manager of Kid Nor- | also surely appear, locate the grand stand. Spacial Features MONDAY perk tin those days, for! tly. ‘The time of thix race wag 1.06 t-d,| women belonging 10 neighboring clubs + the coivred aeavyweignt, (naa) | Second Baseman Boot ascribes a reversal of form to the suspense oo Salen dh enone cays: fori tho featest race of the year among|and more than thirty were on |Oblected to Larry Connelly ref-| | Pal Moore, tho Memphis bantam: | over the W. or F. delay. His fec* are no longer on speaking torn with his 2 MILE STEEPLECHASE rm very man, ; we he ereeing the contest between Nor- | wetght, was ‘c dtc a RU! qpibiedely Beet eens fchiiay sackeco|{acnnuem since then Lord Brights 8 | hand The & * | folk 1 Billy Miske of St. Paul at|bantam at Atlanta, Ga, on July 3, |%#nds for beating them to an ¢ sy roll re WOODHAVEN STAKES n fighting Jack ; esting that de-|T.C. stockton of ; [ioe Soe Bile Meee anes | Rates thet nentialete wntered ta ole Third Ruseman Vone actually let a hard one go by, hoping to fool the | any 4 OTHER CLASSY CONTESTS has been in active service all of the) feating 1 » took something vit |. She went | tay uiahic tha ahaa t up Fred Fulton for a bout on that dato |umpire by throwing Wis glove to first, Such work would make any man- | . se Mise ‘except when in hospitals, He! Of Phe day tha Ler am | remponaible for her tak o Flaherty or Jack Sheehan they cancelled Pal’s contest. Moor» /ager want to fight. ve Pape Matin, ANAT RPoE hap been wounded three times, but! “OR be was provlalmad the ehamnon | the inward half two official r of the club, | is ready to take on Wankie Burny at!" snortstop Sieve believes that the W. or F. edict might give him a Me te ee tom Park yea ‘ow, if the horse tha nA ec yout, |one of the clubs In New Jerse: is 1 0 of boulders and hun ch anaes of pee ysleal oon: sad Logd Hrigh tan beaten passing the | ‘ heal il be named Hiclate in the bout ay Bs re the ety imatchinaines ue johannes to supe rintend the removal of boulders and hummocks from his coerved h 1 ‘ed and be- | five furlong mark can't win ws in ih | reyes aby ped orritory. : len on alt Hien ie peas cee ig | ORE AIM OTIORS at five favionan (Hare i | Althey the poxis it has maar [Peete to Fag wie ay Left Fielder Droppit says he has been_working for ten years to get bie ECRSNS pase. ‘ DIES 61.65 gon is now twenty-seven and a! ip someting Wrong with Lhe dope | toppes Cinclonat: until after th nda on the bill without of them stumbling over the othe ackudiog Wy 3 Lieutenant Colonel. He was dor | war idy" Hishop, who promoted| It has just been learned m New tt mes e , entre der Muffit complains that he working on an invention crated with the D. 8. O. a while ago) Karvick didn’t ma i 8, the big #hows hed in that city, | Orleans that Frankie Brown, the east ais ‘ Ried, aes f for heroic service af the front, and s yesterday, His Bhoel won has just completed arrangements to| side bantamweight, was knocked out|Whereby he can recover the ball without waking ui : recently received a second bar siath race, in t any miley I! | bring about eight boxing shows| by Referee Sammy Golden after he | ht Fielder Lew Zitt defies any one to work harder than he does in ike 4 real goc it Kaminer e it juring July, August 1 September! had dispute the latter's reision, | trying to find files in the gras é saa WINNING THE D. 8. 0, Billy lost anything Thu by not Jerome Traver if Max at Elmwood, Ky, 7 n ywowill| which he to Kid Coster over| Lat which shal! it be, WORK OR FIGHT? ian” oMicial citation dedcribed Lieut.) jjaying Polygon, he had a good | Marston Bit 9180 be abie bart. be held on July 4 and will be between | Mrankie in th tw AW Found bout | -- ry ‘ol. Jackson's feats as follow: chanev to get even. Falrbrother had| three. teams —- homebro Matt Brock of Cleveland and Mile! there a few weeks ago. Brown made | jombardment, whic \oot and va he vp, tn en | The programme of eve \ fo elves rounds, Golden crossed him witb a right swing caused Many casualtics and cut off ¥ Phe Seu mp: Bue when | Soe renga Crh ara Ba aes (tor Peete TORR hich droped him for the count. When Stallings used young Fillingim GN Communication by wire with the | neomuack rot his head and a few | ene, Tuesday uftornoan: tirtyeats | bald all ahs a | Tne Giants came near killing ‘im, NOW OPEN fron#line companies. He handled the {ce handi'y me oe hole medal play four-ball matches, | In # letter just at han: from Sainm icLnn Deal Gninai: Although he's made the other clubs Votive Fourth Kloor for Skating, situation with such skill and initiative |” , eoureea nol yet eelded on. Thursday. |Harris, the premier boxing promoter! || Dyekman Oval Contest, Look like a flock of ancient tubs, ADMISSION 30c. ; ; bs | team ch at Baltusrol: Friday, tear uitimore, Sammy says that the| ‘The Bronx § id the sbridge As that when the enemy attacked the) Mascy tirach's Daydue ran a good |inateh at ADawamis, and Saturdus, team | hosing. game Wil he TENG Grate uel team. will play a return game at Dyck eee er tee ee og tie Admission Includes Skates casua'ties bad been evacuated and sace in tt aiden event, last on the|maten at the Inwood Country Club. ‘The | iv) the future des f Dyeckm. ‘ PROM OUR LIMITED KNOWLEDGE OF AVIATION, FEW ACES W d J replaced by reinforcements and comi-|card, and should ¥oon graduate: but |ehtire proceeds will ko to the Red Cross, | Usual in the Tulare despite the fact) man Oval, near the man Stfeet | aN RE MADE TO STAY ON THE GROUND ard s Jazz Dan munication re-established Maxey didn't expect to win, “He's o| NEw HAVENT J ised th EFABE A iitenes” Car dhe | SUONRY Guevons sommornams fast: Bune | AN TP snes bedaleM TD NALA THIN YD tmmmpens “Ow! 0 his powe: 601 dj good volt.’ ald ey int oad 7 bit aun r ed tO grant enae fa | day 3 defeated Jordan's nine b: pee ‘ OPEN" EVERY, BV BY MAR The apirit be inspited in hig man doce, Sout sf bhomblane. Sant race ks | faa eutce, Beet earned holding of the Dempscy-Futton a yoore of ft Lina Nell played cou-|, ‘The auspension 8f Hughey dennings will give the grass in the coachers’| suNDAY APTFIAUON Sit BviNiNG, the attack was repuised on the mrester way" thes. wy" he tay Daydus east | ety mnwemi) th round | ost or July 13. “The sport has been | 0 wre ves Tobin and Vaughn will be |bexes a chance to work out some new shoots, EX:NGTON AVE. part of his front, while where the teat hita.’ meda eat The a _foenner fur} piu Sar ota pal wire 7” so 47th St. Entrance, enemy penctrated into the front line A Ted Croes Sub | be 1 niord |@ long time,” #aid Sammy, “und for betlery of the Miare. in the Arat Nothing could be more culogistic than the headline, “Three Brave | they were counter-attacked and held h n te | n for reasun it will be allowed to the Aududons of Washington « yy . at bay until reinforcements arr sie ia 8 nd again dem: Us ' bts will ineet a strong teain, Players Ordered Into Navy Olympic Field £ ve we vond ; mn “ setae ‘Pho enemy were driven back wit the event tean-yeur ; | <r | heavy losses and the position com: large Mew’ ay, Uh rmer Hwtinore| frowns May Lose Life wag fairly passable for the umpires a! the P. G. yesterday, It was 180th St, & Sth AY. reel CMO as 8 mM pletely re-established. the sp ' t melaht, and J Wid Mendy, Y, LOUIS, Mo, June 29 anottion porte for Heinie Zim, INCOLN 4 This short account can give little ae canner oe cet lo boxe " Y., Ainarioans may’ lose i L LNG idea of the desperate fighting Jack- country performers are ba i YON) oe Grover, Lowdermilk “0 The head! cing the downfall of the Bolsheviki ; %f em to meet in onevot th: |e : ! ; 12 headline announcing @ Bolsheviki is quite mis: | y, c fon went through. But it must have orion "$1,000 11-h fo ‘ te R nv aaa toy mart tm onetor te | ining. to his pIRGRIn gr nr ge area atte that the Russian Brethren are referred te | vs. ROYAL GIANTS Rese) desperate fo yin him Another | of ont rn their « it 8, White of the Wat wi! tat the Queensberry A.C. of Buffalo on | sult # specialist b = % =——_—_—— ns bar to his D: 8. 0. . 8. 0. horses les 11 8. White of the Wate i uli OF dls 1" Maat Se | ma, Suutugs Stamps gd She Ger ina tn have a good deal in common, | DYCKMAN OVAL?XCRMAN bUB, 8p! ven for trifies. “ RE Crue win meek aL Lite: | Murray tutends to arrange the other ¢ yy owith Phite., ¢ amen, | or, ed, A —BRON i dueut. Col, Jackson bas been for- piece of plate, value $200. Phere is & fide ‘Ywo ten rounders to-day, eye Fay Tota ats, We! seeing that both are perforated, DURE ir PRO! iD $$$ $$ $$$ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK \sigirsce ociiothis!oe AN Gham SUBSCRIBED QUOTA OF EARLY. BIRDS is taking the authorities conriderable time to decide whether baseball With old Kid July clamoring for admission HALL MEETS PELL FOR TENNIS TITLE AT ORANGE CLUB Winner of 1911 Championship Gains Right to Enter Chal- lenge Round for Middle’ States Honors To-Day, Walter Merril! Hall, winner of the Middle States tennis champtonship im 1911, will meet the defending @ham- pion, Theodore Roosevelt Pell, tit the challenge round on the courts Of thé Orange Lawn Tennis Club at Monn Italn Station, N. J., to-day, Hall vigorous attempt which Selichiro Kashiro, the Japan- ese player, made to wrest the chame- |plonship title into the keeping of @ |foreigner in the final match of the | tournament, w a five set battle, 8-6, 6—2, 6 %, * Kashiro proved that he ts gnsly as dangerous an opponent as the wily Kumagae any time he encounters @ top rating man on the courts. The sure shooting son of Nippon led at 4—2 on games in the final t. When Hi & the most wonderfully play: series cross v eya warried the tally to 4—elb on games Kashiro placed his return 80 cleverly as to again take the lew He was in front at 5—4 on games an 40—15 on points, "A stroke and he Wi |the winner. In’ that thrilling moment | the American displayed his daantless | fighting spirit. The two crossing shots that Hall sent through at thie critical moment were helped by a bit of luck. The points tal- repelled a j ied at deuce and Hall, slaying at run- away speed, reeled off the three games lin a row Win at 7-5. After the |mateh G. A, L Dionne raid that he had ‘rarely w d such a remarkable | hibition of steadiness as the Japanese, out the five sets, | ""Miss Natulie Browning and her sister, Mra. H. Stuart en, easily won places the final and championship round of the wom if Miss Browning had a spirited engagement with Miss Helene Pollak, which was scored at | kaye thro: Inkampf and Henry ¥, ur pair of the New 4 Club, wilt meet A. Duncan and Dr. H. J. Morgan , the final match’ of the Long Island hip d this afterndon on courts of Kings Count: ‘lub, Brooklyn, Steinkam} ‘ord recently won the Har doubles, and they Were runners-up the Manhattan championship. Duncan proved to be the sensation of the Long Island singles, He recent! tur from a. five | residence on the Pacific he acquired the spectacular game. LEONARD AND BRITTON BOX FOR SAILORS TO-DAY. Bay Naval e & boxing rnoon, when under the di- engage tn a The sailors at Pelham Training Station will ha’ | show of their own this aft a collection of 1 rection of Billy ( series of exhibitions or the sailors, « Benay Leonard will box Freddie Reese and Jack Lrition, will box Patsy Cline. OuWer bow’ li be Bartley Madden ya. Jim Tull will Jackson ve. Leo Johnson, frey va. Joe Jeannette, Bill Bre: hid Norfol Johnny Murray ankie Jerome, Battling Purner, Barney Adair ifrey, Eddie Wallace va, Callahan, Benny Volgar va, and Soldier Bartfield va, vs. Frankie ( Frankie Jack Sharkey Tex Kelly =~ > FULTON-DEMPSEY BOUT MAY BE HELD IN J.C, JULY 15 er, who managed Charlie his most successful matches, at he has been selected as tmatchmaker for the boxing club that is holding shows at the Jer: City ball park, the first of which ts the Burns+ Herman match Ju ‘3. Bulger says that to-day articles will, be signed in ‘|Jack ¢ ‘s office for the muca ri shunted about Jack Dempsey-Fred. Pul- ton match, Dulger expects to have the big heavies battling in an elght-round park July 15.