The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1918, Page 7

FROM RECENT. INDICATIONS, THE KAISER IS COACHING HIS SUBS TO TAKE A BIG LEAD OFF THE BASES. GIANTS BEATEN IN GAME THEY SHOULD HAVE WON ussiiljpitann Local Club Loses Final Battle|F/RST THREE CLuBs to Phils Because of Negli- gence, Carelessness and IN A. L. PENNANT RACE ALMOST NECK AND NECK Here Are Three of * Season 5 Most Successful Jockeys Overconfidence. ‘There hae rarely been @ race in base N ce as ball 0 clone as the one now in progress ’ the American Learue, | By Hugh S, Fullerton. The Yankees, the Red Sox and the ureiey 1018. bv The Prom Pyne co, | tallana are practically ed tor abe | ‘The New York Brening World) lead. They stand: HSSENTIAL Art Fletcher Won. Last, Per Cent. | threw one wid, booted another, Yankers 66. 87 27 878 | then Useless Stim Sallee failed Red Sox.. 39 28 TA | to get the essential hook onto his Clevetans 41 31.560 curve and Non-Essential Cy Will-| Tet Yanks have won four games tees | jane walloped the pill so hard that the from of the | more, and threo} fore! runs came home. | = : ‘Those three runs/locate the piate. Then he give the Phils) Qomiys and so the final game of | plate the @eeries, a the game whieh the| Af! Giants should fhewe won stmost without an offort, er F (hat the arn seemed he used eome specd ked t troduced and he which they had won, and which looked better they kicked away through negiigence, | B stawon, aod if the n to-day the carelcamess and over-confidence, n wall Salle pitched fine imi! excepting @ Non-Easential Cy Williams who was permitted to make three brits than the third team, but the Indians have lost four games more. A “game Jost” counts more than “game won,” upper facade Of | and that's the reason why the Yanke the Polo Grounds | are nine percentage points in the lead. oft dented by| [he Sox are exactly in between. One Non «Productive | day's play will apset the whole “depe.” he Ruth, was| No wonder the fans are watching the chipped some| American Lengue’s standing a» nover put on plenty to |More steam, shot two over with nice evn thing on each ona, the corner of the elgbth-of an inch and walked to loowen at times nice style, In fact as Shoo-ppe by than he arm de nisplaced be w the coming a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1918. a LOTS OF PERSONS WE KNOW PARK SPORT WORLD NEWS OF ALL KINDS (i((2/s7 Here GET TO CUT OUT THEIR EXHAUSTS. Youn g Tennis ‘Players By Local Clubs} 21riumph Over Veterans In North Side Tourney Box Scores of Games Played AT POLO GROUNDS. PHILADELPHIA (0) | NEW TORK ° Sison uke $ ° Bane gd EUR iema't 24 EE Prank Anderson, 15-Year-Old |:n'"nine ton Caran ed $ 4p oh $1,188] Star; Harold L. Taylor, “Met’| was like « riash on bin feet, maxi Bae TEP PESr AT [EHH] Junior Title-Holder, and W. H.|arvtcoa'ese" ete sore seme a oe ‘18 8e8) Benedict Show Real Class On| Chambers carried Taytor to the thmte , lsh A838 ce nett [Of three xeta before he was beaten at in... 1. w e#ia2| Courts of the University); 1 os cs The battle wae tm inn we. j the veual style of the famous old | eiatnia ee Heights Club. ae a get, Me tied every position in ths making It @ running batt a ee ANDERSON, the fifisem- [over the field. Taylor stood up to yeur-old boy who recently won |*hort Ing and half volleys in ex- tink Pearce anel Lander ; nptonahip, [Crllent fashion, easily outplaying and York p iviade meee “4 the - ng Telaoed oa n pis vutfooting Chambers in the final set. Hatin Ort ran bi mastered William M. Mlecher ia | Renedict, the Willlama College #tar ee a oine aera C semi-final round of the North Side |aispinyed bis greatest strength ever- BF saat, “await Harm championship tournament on the|head, and when he waa close enoagh AT PHILADELPHIA. courts of the University Henghts|to the net to bring off smashes. He FOW YORE (A), | PHILADEDSITA (4), | Lawn Tennis Clb. Harold Le Tay- | went t rough the oy . $1 fr, the etropotitan funtor title ahtning. Bo furie gre a 8 | tor je metropolis jun tat O'Hoyt Neker 3b ' holder, conquered Cha a Chambers. | 'T on lor fat ; } W. H. Benedict, one of the Williams |)" Pe eeeitiiy, eheotin fide Tos 6 Collegy team, outplayed Harvey B. Miman 228 O'Boyle, of the Peiham Tay Naval mien" 3 8 ‘Trainin Station Fioner'n. ‘0 2 8 } ‘The strength of the mid-court ame earllise 118 Jax piayed by Frank Anderson was the long arivieg. | Rotate. 03 Star pertermasies of the day om tie ying femarkabls COTE ne vey ee care reer cae Harry Steinkampf amd 1 | Bn Philetotonia 1 rapld fire rallies which Fischer fought! pasaturd: recent winners of the Lome Rao — Kono [to a finieh with an easy surety of | Island chan ty ye | Showed Kono Receive Hite ceary Wal action that appeared almost frotie- | otning of the dot They de! Ramee —New York 2 tome. Anderson had the courage of a| the Meine. bi Chek celane te hit the ball of Yonkers in 62 4 in Ove Ferick Ont—Ty AT BOSTON BROOKLET (Ni. AMUSEMENTS. _ AMUSEMENTS. Celebrate the Fourth in the City. Spend your day comfortably at the NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION ems @ home run. Any left-hahded| Sad famed Geary (probably Latest and Greatest Recreation Centre ‘ E t ty 0 Gear. he c Feaard who atlows Non Basen Abe ar haonAapile eA ; 8 Acre Spacious, Shaded Walks; Exhibits; Amusements ma. three fe hits ™m in 4 : ecg aay i + 5 y _ ediche ante nite off nis (9 @ | rbuadolptla, stopped the slums George Walls, in Particular, Has Proved a Sensation by S of the Better Class; Restaurants and Dancing. back of the howe and give himmeit|#Md the AthicUes mauled us again, His Daring Piloting of Horses at Local Tracks. by Seventh Regiment Band, 1.80 and & P.M. a talking to, tut all day yesterday | traditions. Meantime the} ae it aaa Senaal an OY Air Ent inments Al ternoon and Evening. Malleo seamen to be heaving the bali | Ked Sox fell b Wanhington, 408) ee sciath WALs i ile Greatest Sea Water Surf Bathing Pool Ever just where Williams wanted it, Even| fines tt kee ee thee G Piiled faamas Pad evnined ind lletead OF lorugtiioried: ml re x | Roan 6" Para Nawe on ie “oe Constructed—100 Yd. White Sand Beach. {a0 Sullce could have spotted the Phils Jand won and| Wes Ga Chie HOKE at Ww Wau wmong the ve Sent 8 0 oe nmin croos Sous EAST 177TH ST. BRONX SUBWAY STATION AT ENTRANCE. jene home run and beaten them easily Othe CWOlireines by Jimmy Fitealmen Ws A hel | Wrwat mae \nad not Unessential Art had an at- ne Yanne | s <a Lyke ar rse home ip front, | jem ama IN ne of the most promising joukey ly is! Johon ixart has had an ¢ wee Daily Pla tack of the boots and low throws, the turf hae known in many year. |) tow ‘weeks | acheon, Gut those who kavow aut abit | NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE | (OLUMBIA , igh frm inails STEEPLECHASE Fletcher seomed to get the hard] In the opinion of a host era “ ) " ' « HELLO AMERICA Tin raya reace ones and lose the easy ones. He trainers he 1s anoth Slaa LN “ z Ped by: R Wa ite ha a b-4 oes, 2 Rathi @eve the Phiks their first run be f Georgie loves a horse and knows how. | Sod Jamon Fant Gow eee ie the, public idol {Kasi on xe THEATRES. Roller seating # in other mitrectionse cuss ho was racit cover second {U8 BOW sae to handle one. He has an eacollent| him to g Alin very day he rides several Roonte® AS 3 " 7 por | DADIC bam just when easy bound The American League race |seat and fine hands, and althoush he | winnit ‘ Winners and his work hus been so | PB drfdled past the place he had de er all the time, while th had hig first mount less than a year | HNEY Gesaoe onl Nin mounts eras Games Terseresy: | | U son Water Bure athing "ROW OPES serted. He atarted the seventh in- | rs to be lagging ws ago, he knows the iniricate points of ling t ust furlong ‘Of what the dope books BSM@mer. 19; Benkeste. Oo | | o Water Burt Bathing, NOW OPEN ed by throwing the ball low to a ues a erably lthe game. He is an obedient ae ed him und cond best! show Newark. 2: Twrame 1. | | THEATRES. olke, who during the afternoon | | : and is always tryin jo as he ict Mai SeRirNStaM Si NIG perenne Li on)-L1.s.. Reon puiled four low throw it of the| ltold, At the barrie dons every : Rigi SELECTIONS. abit Prati "WINTER GARDEN ‘qa %jfmme. four dirt, but this time x to hold the |t |thing possible to a nas oy B Nz ad GAIETY Mate) Wald Sat at AL JOLSON:. SINBA t ee oe cee fany argains vwadays Beta | cS BAD hit ar romular bounder dow Galswor af AquepucT | NON wea haitethen ater twice Fonoh ie Eee At l R . ah k owt Race—Alverd, Helen Atkin, | Way. Fya at $33 fa To dey T aster staan on fn, anid Local Race Tracks) "sive ge | MN al =i a line hit — heavywetght veteran ty whe \ ce Has ea Prof nce Of yesterday, a claiming affa Mort Miller entry ta et a8 The Phils not oniy went away with |hy gay wae one of the leu a j furlongs. Gath worked 0 Wit “dex, Gueland, Prin- | cee slat Thee a % ' ‘i a Witt cne TAL Cee Rte tani celta eh bres | Ovi Jo\ thal oni tray, ta Gi Mi! ‘ nal a) J Fushi Flees: Niehtmtick, Man | “COING UP wy nian Roe Tie BF, 81.50 & ) i | twemy watches watches were [how to ride and looks ait 1 Gath, Which He Bought bud Peconic Glvenepy aie sary hs ea” | Wgar & gin P eee 2 tg tained wh a Pp fe Wa8|tereste as m father : : af : ont Sines. |] GLOBE w 2 ASTOR ests, tet eB war ent a0 : bo g either, but were given. te a ¥ Last Saturday for $260 “ wed the ad didn’t | Mr nario’ uitciicbcK wi 5 Foo. vt orig = i. a ” e other day Meusel drove a t ranked i 1 Weir money LATONIA iN HITCH 19 st the ad in the left fieid | ont riders he turf I exeled Mand wae od fire Race | j E N faa ave hardly a i 3 BOS We > the | more than @ score of By Vincent Treanor. NOL Gaia oe : OM | anit i a fudge F with EAN BRAOLA IRE a oo “tho| that team Bits the aixn % ! J inany of icp sawn’ t That won @ big. intereatian the to Arthur Middleton, || REPUBLIC yW..4% ui" inti Maxine Ellott’s Si, aty"fon'w Aa eam hits t nw t 1 a ; Presa ligit ene watch tan aon 4 wa 1 ts at at \ po P BEDROK '\| MARJORIE RAMBEAU re : ig to S| cwenty watches, and then Re ave track. Nowada , | on pared to wht Lass IPA \ RLOR E ran A in EYES OF YOUTH _ wil ene bas mnystery in the case, as there are ¢ nd A gon wh | Rut hare, Prince h_FIAR ONC fod RST "> r then into 0 Bane oat] eightveh players om he in nd Mane cp in nek au {van'| Rome ncarank Mareh Wind, Ide COMA Han > ry Meats oes Me otc : i} "y ‘ "lor whether, ss aldent Baker cuts in |thrown and aa M 1 times what he paid for bin ] : ; | _ CONCERTS AND MUSIC._ KOOP CENTURY THRATHA AT 11-20 Zimmerm, » once sto} en — | hurt bia achaine. naar the $600] Perugino, Exhorter rte ae eee cor route to second aud was sey out ROOKLYN comes to the Polo | mone : | SISTERS | TH DOOLENS? | 2 se it, and an " ait r vA Pe eres servicos to ride in as race filled | 5 ag horseman | after a two weeks’ rust and sc “8 Patrietic Summer Concerts 3 i ’ SHUBERT ‘uy tien CUS AC Tires on What seomey @ oes pees 1 & lee OF Ree la nv aiae F 1. , n, Among | DOr st conaeruive victory in the ORGAN AND FAMOUS ARTISTS|] Blanche the. totbrook BLISN > Bar ch Hitidown iklhd bem ite Zia) me igh Huaving hm He ay, | thitd Face. who teniled ‘her fold | se aL Math ALLEER AND its in GETTING TOGETHER seems to be slowing up a great deal, : rt and little Georgie | pp : eas ‘ ame on keh here was Dine eXCU m1 ne The Giants ow hat Jacobs had eaug aad will sur wd lo make another start, whic delayed him until Bancroft could cover the bull and foree lim ow HE gaine was « inspiring and dullest wider been there b decided that ball pli asenuial, We can amount of doing without that k baseball No one on et seemed to care much whi and there was a lack of inte NATIONAL LEAGE and pep Baily Bul iet’s talk of more ¢ « things and — be rire st. i Fletcher who k Mt was merely an day for bletet while Sicking howed some distinc symptoma ing better than « GAMES TO-DAY Now York, wo outburst ti Chicago at St Cincinnati at vst us ave At Pitabureh 1 slaimmohs At St Louis (Pint ¢ ‘ "up ine pirength and coming | serond Game coLUBs Ww. 1 Pitt... .20 94 (first game Chicago, Oy St, Lewis, 2 he game away. | ay =) This because I 4 real ball GAMES YESTERD and is ¢ to vay instance, we migh t that it was his natural gai Chicago, 73 gune) Vittsbareh, NATIONAL LEAGUE, 410 Cleve ‘S Wash GAMES VESTERDAY Philadelphia, Washi ar other cheer was for wordy | quicas OO A4 Rd OHS 4 LA, at a who returned to the mound’ "hy? Carer and Billifer’ Meedows and | Battericn to pied the last inning. He started gousales fe &s ‘it wid and seemed to be timid about swinging bis arm hard, so that tdureg balls before he ri a New 7 ' eveland, 45 Chicago, GAMES at Washing York, 0. be st TO-DAY HOW THE OTHER CLUBS MADE OUT, AMERICAN LEAGUE ry o4 RIE 4 FS hy MeKeever tri |and Hotel Majestic | cokes ee ee er fF PROLIOR'S | sai pailhy ‘ STOLEN ORDERS” ter italy * «Ml Nae di won by @ length and @ half from | te \ on hy! m press. | Pree admission. 4a ehiteaes men on| (rss a ituas tome Oma 1 mod st | ea RUG Chen Mkueey Hite VAUDEVILLE |] 48TH ST. ‘ 1 | Viciee LYRIC, Woat 42 St. Contin, b to 12 rs S00 MY A.C. TO HOLD BIG MEET obtl Me uyAT CAMP MILLS TO-MORROW. | ve y : AM) i se ale id , PALACE a Natit i h soe 2 man Ci SE CHAIEN OU ewEE ’ \ Honed at uh m La Island 4 ‘. 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