The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 10

| SOME WILL AGREE THE SUN'S RAYS ARE GREATLY DIFFUSED BY PASSING THROUGH LIGHT COLORED CLOTH. ial THE EVENING WORLD, f FRIDAY, Billy Wellman Is Given a Fur- fough So That He May Run, the Great Military Athletic ehosen by the War Depart- ment Commission on Train- Camp Activities to run a great athletic show in New York Bb. some trouble im getting be is now in the United training in Camp at Spartanburg, 8. C./ mecessary to the success | Application was made | of Wellman's regi- | \ | | { | | & = i me er ‘val i sel ies \Fifteen- Year-Old Star oes eon s| Wins His Third Title te § g eeventern, and being a tall, looking all of he got away with it. He jotordrome at Brighton since that time has been im flying, automobile rac- aix-day dike racing and many i at Nets Frank ‘T. Anderson, Long] Island Title-Holder, Annexes ft bro | # Within a Week other out of position or kept send- sequent errors, sports. A sbort time ago he In the doubles, J. Harry Stelnkampt | the Harkness Trophy race at the ‘de Ti ;.| and Henry 1. Basaford were defeated i Sieepehead lay pendway, elles! ik Side Title at Uni- by Elliott Haina mn and BM, Hens i aerson, ‘This bi prise. Mitbags ase Cincianat” sts» versity: Heights Club. | “Bingen end’ Honderson. later rc- of knowing just what the pub- and how to give the pub- wants. Wellman managing affairs Hl By Alex Sullivan. Paid i 4 HERE is an old saying to the i ky aes ve plate uc effect that “youth will be part of the pro- o Whey didn't carve ad- | 288 gramme will be half a dozen six- served.” They didn’t serve ad- | ¥/ olesence to any noticeable degree in the lawn tennis world until the out- break of the war, which called the majority of stars to the front. This gave the youngsters just the chance | they had been looking for these marty | years, with the result that aiready many boys aro playing with such brilliance that they are considered boxing contests. Among the who will appear are Benny and Patsey Cline, Jack » Packey MoFarland, and others who hoki champion- or stand right next to the The men have been chosen and carefully so that. the public can that THIS TIME there won't #@ thing in the world but red hot, i ie fy a % e tharhks Mizaling action in EVERY bout on | Championship possiDilitics, Ghambhrs in straight a rag eb hing the programme. No spectator will| Probably the greatest of all theland then Walter M. Hall and H. C ae time, during the evening, to| youngsters is Frank T. Anderson,| Martin, almost by the same xcor 4 Ris eyes off the ring long enough | tne fttocn-year-old player, who re-|6—4, 6—4, Despite their lack of strike @ match and Nght @ cigar. | cont) exed the Long Island|Competitive play in recent years ‘There'll be too much danger of mins- i, RR AARRS | SUE" CRE ee throughout ti Championship. He gathered another | jy, title on the courts of the University Heights Cli by beating W. H. Bene- ing something. WIRE was sent Jack Dempsey I ceived a tuste losing to two goungsters, Ben Letson | and Frank Anderson, | Another doubles match in the third | round had to Two veteran internationalist: both n oppone cir own medicine, be shifted when tho! » player, Selichiro Kashiv, | overcome By heat and almost apsed on the courts, y in the doubles will be resumes | van Bi t and Raymond D, Little, one-day invitation doubles nt on the turf courts of the unty Club at Glen Cov« w them de- nau ( L.A large gallery rans set a fast pac atches and outguessed thelr ts in the rallies, n the preliminary matches Dionne i ing him low shots, profiting by the | O “Tae Guetts seam To RAVE LOST A BERR - tamweight champ, was covered with burns in his Jersey debut on the night before. 1 day that the people spent the Fourth better than their dough, t ALL IN A DAY’S NEWS by the Pree Publidione Co. (The New York Brenine World) 24. | Rounrs or Re BURNS. HERIAAS, | BATTLES Looren Line TAs « SIFTING THE DEBRIS. LD KID LOCKJAW was around to inform us to-day that ho 1s thinking seriously of going out of business. The Robins slammed the Glants twice on the Polo Grounds, , but that's only specifying it politely. In, spite of the safe and sane order of the day, Pete Herman, tho ban-| Some of our overstocked merchants and venders are complaining to-) However, Gen. Pershing permitted his boys to enjoy their fireworks in ho vicinity of Chateau-Thierry, | London went so daffy over the Fourth that the native sons were per-| JULY 0d, | re-established 1916 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK DOWN TO AQUEDUCT YESTERDAY, PLAYED 'EM WRONG, WALKED BACK, aes | LICES | _> Every Course in Country Bus and as a Result Red Cross Realizes a Fortune. Ideat weather enabled the golf | world to celebrate in record-breaking style. Every course in the country was busy all day, there being few players who didn’t take advantage of the holiday, The Red Cross will realize a fortune as a result. W. D. Patterson won the chict prise at the Red Cross golf tournament held over the links at Van Cortlandt Park. The tournament was conducted by the United States Golf Association, under the direction of the New York News, | paper Golf Club. Mr. Patterson turned in a 71, the low gross score for the afternoon, Mrs, Le Boldt won the prize for women with a 90. The golfers of New York went over the top for the Red Cross. A total of $441 was raised from the 391 competitors. RUMSON, N. J., July 5.—More than \4 hundred players competed in the Red Gross golf tournament held on the |Rumson Country Club golf course and |$560 was netted. The winner of the Red Cross prize was Samuel Riker 3 who made the 18 holes in 75, By playing to within six inches of the nineteenth cup T. 8. Buchanan won t! fag golf tournament at the Hudson jRiver Country Club. Tt was a close Season’s Biggest Turn Out At Aqueduct Is Provided Racing Treats With Rare Defeat of Roamer Was All That Marred Occasion— Star Spangled’s Timely Victory, By Vincent Treanor. IMECORD breaker all around. There is no better way of de- scribing the day at Aqueduct terday. The crowd was bigger, perhaps, than the track ever held be- fore, enthusiasm was never at a higher pitch, three favorites and a most popular second choice, Star Spangled, won; one track record was broken and another é¢qualled, Elfin Queen strengthenc ' her claim to the two-year-old champlonship by tow-roping her opponents in the $3,500 Clover Stakes, and Old Koenig himself among the season's best sprinters by winning the Carter Handicap, In doing this Old Koenig had to run seven furlongs mitted to sit in the presence of the King at a ball game in their shirt} in the marvellous time of 1.23 4-5, met at a difference of 13 pounds In Priscilia's favor, of the sixth alii for some of the well tipped two- year-olds which tieulary for John sador IT. Place’ told- everybody 80. the bantamweight title, clsively defeated by Frankie Burns, the vi y, as C, C. Dula was only a trom the same hole. Mr. Bu- chanan had a handicap of twenty-seven and Mr. Dula of nineteen strokes, Douglas R. Hartshorne showed his heels to the other members of the Ap awamis Cl he thirty-six hole golf benet of the Red of the second Lib- erty event of the United States Golf Association, When he made a return @f 160—10—150, Craig Colgate, who achieved quite a as a ‘golfer at Yale a decadi came back with a vengeance ‘Uakland Golf Club when he won However, those who figured she{a Red Cross ha p with the low net could beat Priscilla Mullins as she Mr. Colgate completed the had done before didn't take into course in seventy-@re consideration that they MANCHESTER, Vt., July 6.—Corp!. George I. Lawyer of Albany, playing from the Princeton Golf Club, second Liberty tournament played under the auspices of the United States Golf Association for the benefit of the Amoriean Red Cross at Ekwanok Coun- try Club, The event was a bogie handi- cap and Lawyer was allowed one stroke. He finuhed two up. Three hundred and fifty dollars was realized for the Red Cross. | Morctar. N. J, July 6.—A dest The jam shortly after the start) race furnished a good were beaten, par- Madden's Ambas- “The Wizard of Hamburg thought she could win and High Born Lady evidently does not belong in Elfin Queen's cla vent, together with a flag contest. although her owner, Harry Porter, | Were the attractions on the Upper Mont- thought she did before the running (eg Ae ENA ter of the Clover Stakes. The Lady ne wert re, with 6 up, and didn't get to running soan enough. Fuller and 8. M. Hardy second, The race probably will do her @ lot|with 3 up. In class B, H. Campbell $e. of good. land If, J) Russell were 4 up. ‘ —_ For the big boring show for the benctit of th Soldiers and Sailors equipment fund which la to | be staged at the Cleveland baseball grounds 19 | Clereland to-morrow, President George Schnerer Champion Pete Herman, holder of who was de- asking him to meet the best | dict, the Williams Colle nd Chambers eliminated Walter 1«| sleeve crack Jersey City bantam, in an elght-| of tie Cleveland A. C, bas so far arranged the | ‘ollege star, for} and Chambers elimin ; sleeves. ; kes Eye seicnng tig tee ; far arn heavyweight who could be se-| the North Side Championship. ‘Thi Ease nd woe Ttpseabaura aftce ‘The French weren't quite so demonstrative, having acted as pinch hit- banging upa each veered et ea Paha elle Pie tags bart Fevedg round fights, ot sora ee Sank | OR ete ee Oe mes ae eae t, 4, and Hall and Martin| ef in the World's Series of 1776. previous mark of 1241-5 held by|STonnte on Wednesday ieee tor a sack Britton vs. Harry wiked |g a anreen, Raven, wath ail She erace AG Germ datenttng Lovie ie But the news of the day does not mention any wild outbursts of en-/ that peerless queen of the fillies Re- ae cei ta oy deine bn ih reel i Jonny Dundes : aanoneball like service had his op-{ Mahan’ and C. Mages, oy| thustasm emanating from Berlin and nearby points, Rah bout he did bimeei? out of several huts: | sets Mees sod Cessleg White ve, Berean “Just closed yesterday to . {ponent up in the air, Benedict has|6—%, 6%. — { Elfin Queen won her race with het | area doi Herman agreed to box - y to box Ful ite ; F Eanes Berscy City, July 0 This to | VeC® weed to, disconcerting his ad. TEASING THE BABY. Joc an trying to pull her up in 58 S| Burns for a flat guarantee of $1,000 nbeiaier of the Ciba A.C. wer Biggest opportunity at the cham-| tne way that the kid player served on Ane Ve Despite the misfortunes iefi the last ooliple of days, the Red Gen arey euumling the track record made Only | while Pures Was SOLSTIRG OO Ret lea lonkht Hayy ge mpacog and therefore. would preter | broke up all his plans of action J, Toussaint of the New York TeN- | continuing their Ruth-less driv Jon June 24 last by High Time, ‘This| With the club officials and box for 20] Bi" joni, The orinaoele We the wae erase teem St momo other dale It oben, | Croke UP all his plans of action. |nig Club won the round robin mixed | COMBILOG Lntt Att essrinite idea of quitting hie old club, and that he Colt had to stnp every foot of the way | Ber cent. of the gross receipts. BUFAS | ft and deanery eab yer it Dempsey will bo: doubles tournament conducted by tre q 9 | drew ¢ 1 1 fae chl 1 t. TIKCK REAL NGt? | Diayer caught Anderon for a season | Women's Tennis War Relief Assoc | played with the Chester shipbuilders just to keep his hand in. In what? | to win in a drive when he made the|(it", down close to $1,600 for his end. | neta “Joe W * 4 fow day azo, | ‘hwo ¢ ns to at volleying, but much to his sur-| tion" on the courts of the Monte However, if George continues to exercise his hands they'd better begin| mark, but Iifin Queen simply gal-| yuch, wae several hundred Hollare more) aiqussd ov Other edewt bout will pre ery good of K t n la te bor Pyle store | Bort he was outplayed even at this) Qiietic Club at Montelair, N | to move back their ships. Hloped' to the sume notch, She, Pris-|t82 the champion was paid. Tie , ‘The lub will cam a D: before a1 ¥ nh is a e ogy i . } . ¥ mah than ae pa i. ite eve! bureday migut by A Fulton, for he cu be wore | Sort of mame. Truth ts that Ander, |iieven pairs appeared in the originul| We have every reason to believe that Ruth hopped aboard the last cilla Mullins ‘and Dottie Vandlveer, | sascig ginoaat co Deva Duala avery ‘Thurday nigut hereafter @pponent will be no “set-up.” jatagen, showing equal facility and| lst. ‘Three teams rele nd after ia few | homer he knocked out of the Senators’ ball park. When last seen the ail|ali fillies, incidentally were the win-| ("Vins dymmat a Nc Dera tim Ritchie. Mitchell, the Mitwonbes lightweight, Dempeey seoms to be thut kind [capabilities i every. manner of play. ;competitions, The paira shat fowl) was headed toward Chester, Pa. eg ey oritee amer came within h|l## aimht. Jack Demoser is booked to | who ta now in the naval service at the Great of @ fighter, “Tames 8. O'Doyle, the leader of the [40 4 finiah each played tit tent Aira.| . We also are inclined to believe, after reading about the words between | stride Of two of Making the hearts |snother biz fellow to.morrow nizht TAN 1p: s veels Ad: A ATER Gane ORE, _— tennix team from the Pelham ay] 72.0) and Toussaint scoring a total | Babe and Ed. Barrow, that Ruth’s only batting weakness is a bawling out.| O° iis Hackers 4. He ran a re- | 0%: Whom he is not Ukely to hat hn 1 fom lewing one of bie i. Me contracted blows WB Leonard-Cline bout will be| Naval Station, who umbpired. | was) of | Styles have changed suddenly in Boston since Ruth quit the team./markable race, coming from behind | {ime with in putting « ‘This diehter le Dan | Lepreieggl borat geen aoag 00 of the star features. Hoth|Snanom, predicting o bright future |, Miss Elizabeth Hi. Moore, the | Fashionable fans are now disporting sackcloth costumes of ashen hue. Jutter early difficulties, but @ trifle | cn" ty gr seat yuan tor te rnnda, FUG ell expects to DOE again an about Uns have agreed to take on the| for him: aioe fOTISE DAT GR A CR eee a eines oe |too late to cateh Old Koenig. sie ne ‘A u n e | fo with Brom Glynn, weond place | eas . aa . a eae 4 Baap bas boxed all of die bie fellom snd ine arcat st Baie. Harry Follck said hed tuen| Betore he reached the final round,| With rom Glynn. won, eeceng HAG) yp USUALLY TAKES SKILL TO PICK A WINNER AND NERVE) , A vettimenty (ne h was given the |rint exper y | ¢ Mandot, the New Orleans fighter, down “tine, |much to his dislike, Anderson had to] og thirty-three. gar Mra, Arthur| TO PLAY IT, . _ e Nae — | ee cine toe a 2 t mee here peut for Chine, if) Gefeat his elder brother, Fredrick G Deane and Wot. Mc ad fine [Spangled in the opening event. What| | pide MeGoutis. the fast midtiemnt, | tho vig or some time he ited, + A i on hand to rhe As 6-2, 6-8. iehed third v a total of twenty: ‘ ; ‘5 ‘ ay other than Ju could be mo Hikosli, Wis, and attached to Camp Grant in | game recently ai jenn. dex the champion again in the Aah | I rn a te 4 oes oe we % Y menty Pee Ginsianatl Gane weulla’s ba quie oo ete Ga the Made If they wauld| Mitine fon the guesses Of & Lofea Alin wan Gace ee nee wae, | f the bout -victorious by gutting 4 fe Taste d acree to win at least one consecutive game at home. named? If ever there was a hunch | Kans ewsight, 1a 9 twelta sound bout Jar newspaper decision over Jimmy Mai ‘ a | \t hea ait this |e eee Jon, the Ianver welterweigiit, in the main erent Vi rome . {furnished a racing crowd it was at Kansas City to-night, Walker has fought Jack | (f".,") bere pidive "he wenn er O'ROURKE, who has been! After wdtching Molla Bjurstedt win another tennis title, the gallery | Quincy Stable entry, and most of the |pinon, unboat Smith aed other “‘beavies’” and [SER ISAM ARIAS ORG: OOO OEE TAD Prominent in boxing events—as | e wondered what she was practising for. speculatively inclined — enthusiasts | iy of the opinion that be can beat McGorrty ‘The sand a srominent in vonies events as | DX(), eople for Wage ey eet hy ste is tt tr Ms ioe | hig me nn ae cia cx te Gk COMMA TALS Sk ts : " and little Walls recetyed such a won- |i Mtet he will e108 Walker. ive, Wis,, for the ten round bout there recently years, aq I Ngee all of the boxing Y Tt looks the Cleveland Indians were sampling lke the prices of Inferior drinks, | rfal ovation on their return to the oortain w H 9 \Getteon didlo Mecoorty af Ochbmeb, Wie, oat Bloves for the show. Tex telephoned, 00 t t | ales, i i t e Chip of New Castle, Pa,, only drew a gate Mudsy that be bas bought. ae ’ etes ompe e A CLOSE SHAVE. . Peet aniteninumony iainde Of MUM | eatta to eG eee ee 100 which ts rather email for 0 ocrap bee |} Sloves and will have them ¢eads ——— « —| ‘ | Spangled, couldn't have been hap-|sem, Mite left aeversl days sm for the other | tween tiese two Goad fighters, As the men foug bi When necded. ° In the parlunce of the composing room, the word “overset” means |pier if he had won, the Futurity. /side and before leaving be stata in « liter to 8 | toy soeulalt of the neceints they eack dre = - Calat ‘ F Indanendence | made the nose dive f the matter which has been cast into type but left out of the He and the owner of the Quincy Sta- | friend in this city that if he was succmssful in | 0 its HERE'S no reason on earth way}Celebration of Independence) sone “reer,” ands | » 1 f the paper on Mag'sianned @ month ago for|pcting back home sarin te would ps ready to| ‘There will te « horing and wretling touns: the Dempsey-Fult aed , in Van Park fete His asunte ye | Gecount of o lack of suftolent space, | a victory. ‘There were oOlher | take on auy of the coatendem for his ttle, H Ad at the old horing club formerly, esedt era ner ye cae ce in se Day in Various Parks Of)s bu heers, which he probably At one time in the history of the Fourth Estate, when the meee {races the colt might have, won ut, — | Minor Gymnas ACTA. at Par chaey be nO! in New . 1 , a, now my u a mi > t ye ot re Herman was onlt owed | ‘The reveipts will be turned o1 eater Now : Apaids | te : | pone SEK aillte 40 OFoRBRAIUD Ge ae ax Fitz, said “We wanted to give] As Chamolon Pete * wer to Jersey, except the natural inclination, Gteater New York a Record ee: Perot taeg Mma at ts Pha bapa aiid WH} On: at areeeni: $f eee glapes seortn jthe crowd a winner and do racing |s ten-dam furiourh for hia ie Frankie | Army and Navy Fund, Many of the stactof tbe ) of'men in authority to follow the Breaker in Many Ways | hore an editor's job to be responsible for any undue amount of “overset, some good, We Knew that holiday | turns on Wedneway nisit, he is © to be | squared edacle clash in the bo Saiow's lead, ‘Their water eake mi ba ned | One night during this bygone era, a number of Chicago news | crowds lean toward hunches und |tack ot hie etation In toe nar tl New Maen) a, canes ie has been shifted re _ a y apermecn o 6 since become famo 4 .. |figured that ar Spangle 0. o-morTOw i Si lerman jpined the| Jack Sharker, tho ide bantam who wee Ten tect datee't daneve ei sry a quarter of a million (cheer friend | papermen, who have since become famous and infamous, were walk- | 10° a” winning one. I am_ tickled |nuvy be hae tumed over to the commancer of hie | er Harvey Crusby at the Armory A. A. of He opposition. Both men do a great N' ABLY 8 uanae nuIHiOn | applause. hat greet the vletorien ing along the strect when they came to @ new office building which silly, because we doped things oUt] sation 10 ver cant, of the money ho tar reneited | Jervey City rosterday afternoon, reviart traiming deal of boxing for war charities and} ea te ecarin chaise MH woult pave taken non had just been compteted, Most of them had been hounded at diferent | right fut of eer oe ef he f'n to fa et ee a er te ee meee pasrictic causes, yet mass se na ; ty in the {lesa than a three-t 1 to make It times for the amount of “overset” they had edited. | Roamer’a race in the Carter was —- of fonth Amboy, next Monday night, si e oth are clever boxers. | es conducted b e city i | self heard above ; | i ; f . e Carte 8 a af aoe ners Serena dnweraneda of Grenier 00% aiitry rR ee | All but one of the. group passed the edifice without a comment, |so impressive that It was too bad] Jimmy Johmton, matatmmaker of the Spring he RANKME BURNS trimmed Ran-| Yoo, in which some 2,000 athletes enthusiasm should it with menvat| but this ome noticed @ pile of bricks about three feet high, a couple | he lost. Me, ce riainly was the best |& o ee ees of Lined spam peer: BARKS. Ont Devere, tamwelght Champion Pete Her- | »s leery abitity com. [$1 4t%P* of ch Fores, Jimmy | of undies of lath and half a donzen planks which were orderly are [HOF Away | op clad on Tuesday nleht, ‘The scraovem who w shea July 6.—Juck Dempsey man over in New Jersey 4. | of, verte! Wee middle-distance fae the) tibsinaih v in buneh bohind Naturalist, O14 4 lea gir ry wire | knocked out Bob Devere in the first in New Jersey Wed-| noted, It wan the st day Jn the Mike" Voelkl, the. Morningside | ranged on the sidewalk, Koenig and Kalitan all the way to|exchanse wallom ary wea lave round of a scheduled twelve-round san aa Burne looked like the | world’s history of athletics, Willie Gorman, Nom ® “Hey, men, ook here!” he shouted to his companions, “Look at |the | stretoh. He didn't geom , te vehares nt eamolen, and Prank Carters, the| Tet, Davere apparently Was, not. Im ya Rog fl y tenia ieee | On every field, on mrs pier, tn every | Hons Mreditie ‘Teach n Willle Kyronen this stuff! They got through this job without very much ‘overset!” | m, ih Becks did Polymelian, the | come towther in an cizht-roumd a, good condition, while Dempsey was fit, in every 4. He | poo! the spectators Jammed their way |"Md a host of others. indeed, were one 3. fare batidis ee eal of tte facm Th pean Pushed Herman continuously, forc-!and cheered the lac ward Park, {1° All the names of the wetl| | Zt tas @ six-story building Orher Speed Marve. — 4 New Jomey boxing fane will get a chance to from start to fini The plunging| berry Bend; De Witt Clinton, Chelsea | Some of our best little abbreviations during these harrowing warler began to run until the turn for ntell at the R A (3) I N G i) on of BUAS Was too mesae| und Jasper Oval were the scenes of | ee timen are some of the old W. B.S, which, according to our own inter-|home. Roamer was practically last . re for Herman, l'rankie was in pretty | #re gatherings. Pstimates vary on! anon, ©., July 6.—Ted "Kid" Lewis | Preter: means women's bathing suits. at this stage, but when lye aes food shape. He weighed 120 pounds mber who were in attendance. |outrought Johnny Griffiths, the Akron | him down he came like a streak. | Wie vee ee iimatch with the title-bulder and Herman weighed 11%. As Burns |! to Ray there were enough pki A ae. ariffithe, the Airor If THE YANKS WERE DFCIDHD TO SELL. SLIM Love, rr 1s|He overtook Polymelian, which also} Sf amp, heen dak aiihin'@ month, was well over 1! antamweight Meadow was black with | Welterweight, in twenty fast rounds at! jociiyeE THAT HE WOULD BRING A WIDER FIGURE THA HIS began to run at about the same Di Mag Meth oer, it antag | ‘match sto |the. Bate Armory. Ted wan th ag: | USLTIVE P ANWIDHN FIGURE THAN His |U0T",2 Ty tant aisteesth Wes | asm seem tay uwee a. Patol TOMORROW even in event of a knockout | the pageans tM ab afforded’ tor thite [ere wl) the way through and landed 4 . catching OL Koonig ier ae pow? | Kit Norfolk, the colored hearywr ould hap Burns telle a funny story about | pest oihered at Central Park. and the |#4ost at will on tho Ak boy. jump. It took all the finishing pow- ag gs Boar pe rig Regn he oh tee, Weight. He was to weigh in at| went side in keneral thit was denied t tere | The statistician, who figures that the war is to blame for the poor|ers of Joe Byrne on the latter to] “shore the men are slated to battle in two $6,000 TREMONT STAKES daithe ‘afternoon. Training down |the reat of ths few! AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS, showing of some, bal clubs, might be able to trace the whereabouts of a Keap his nook in front, Me ee vee tare h GE bh DEST, Oita BROOKDALE HANDICAP tlantic City, Burna watch, over va tans : ther than i . > ‘ maker thy ies closely. On the Mtb wondertu " exhibitions yet fi inet Race Lackawanna, Milde, | ¥X¥e by other than its soun | 1 Joe Marrone acldchae heard ba Tyeaet tee male eo ee pas 0 216 MILE STEEPLECHAS: ; nts ; wonderful ON gasp, He moun he Dest ee a u eard | e nahters jg ereee withte 119 Glaay heights and. shutting off hig} | Second Race—Star Gazer, Dr, | ‘The Ned Sox will not be bothered very much by wet grounds now that pore eine Hania want beeae od ag phos ila data veiee | AND 8 OTHER Bet Ts, ees ‘ ower, ma mmelimans turn and| Johnson, Assume be op re ; , t | students a was ney wan cided, be lub scales, just for luck. Jie! he nose div easy. Ho looped the py Am RG rani } they've got a lot of High in their outfeld, lin the fifth race, he wouldn't have |”? a ) found to his astonishment that he! loop three times in succession, and on] qyit opines © earer, Con- * cae an been exactly pleased, His mare had| witlie Jackson, the local lightweight, and Tee |B leave Benn. Station, and Tth § 122. Herman agreed to let the last time he was not more than 100) S"vourth” tace-Jack Hare Jr, | amuse «ht'fans'Vetwees inlingy, UIs? Ae tMoueh untew Whey can introduce wome axcialtieg to | run two sensational races Previous: | Johnson, the colond fighter, hare signed articles 1d MG ‘chat ac frequent interne ee i weigh in at ringside, and | tt 10m the SPAS suas to at | Kashmir, Papp, g is ly and was regarded almost as a to meet in the war | Aa Py M: heck paces! tBervals le worked and rubbed off a 4. (gl toe 4 Fifth Wood- Major Cushman A. Rice of the Aviation C sure thing. Second was the best] pout of eight rounds at the scoond boxing show © ‘of pounds during the rest of fe oe, te tet men es | three. ‘ e Aviation Corps says if he {s ever called she could do, after having been alot the Eastern A, A. of Long Branch, N, J, on ° o make a bid for 2 pov) ae od But this Ace ace—Cry stal 5 % acean, a ‘stal Ford, Minuet, upon to make @ speech he might choose the subject, “How to Converse in an Airplane.” “drug” on the oral market. There July 13, wise money for her at all, Johny Lise will ewap punches for six rounds, In the semi-final, Johnny Murray and Dy oweapal ee