The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1918, Page 9

SUMMER FLIRTS OUGHT TO BE AS REASONABLE AS THE BOXING RULES Folly to Swim Crawl in Rough Ocean Water Un-| less Trudge Stroke Is Used to Distribute Strain on Muscles— Floating Important. Many Ways That Motor Trucks Are Being Used Throughout the Country to Relieve the Railroad Congestion. M pressed railroads. Thousands of bushels of grain are now being, moved over the gasoline route to central distributing points. Many | towns and cities are relieving their transport problem by the general use of motor trucks. | Here in New York there are regular lines of motor delivery that stretch out to New Jersey, Long Island, up the Hudson and through New England as far as Boston. These motor truck caravans move out on regu- lar achedule and pick up freight as they go over their routes. Throughout, the State of Connecticut there have been established what are known Creed td spend #" your time Lacey returmioad bureaus—places when the driver of a truck can reload ORE | ca to pts erry it hrontoeie emptying a load that he brought to the spot. \youreel, hie stroke a ail leht in A system of return-load bureaus {8 being planned for New York, a0 | once), water, bat It won't stand up innovation that will greatly cheapen the cost of haulage, |1m rough ocean water. Most of my keene tae | ewimming tried who ewim the Occasionally, on starting my car) 4 crawl well, can swim for a given dis- tance, and then, if not taken out of the water, would die of exhaustion. By learning to trudge, swim on your side, back, breast and other strokes one is able to change the'strain from one set of muscles to another. A leg stroke often used among swimmers is the six-beat kick; that is, six kicks with each complete movement of the arms. The legs should be together, with the toos turned back and inward, The ac- tion should take place froim the hips down and the knees, ankles and feet OTOR TRUCKS are fast becoming a national auxiliary to the hard By Harrg Elionsky. (Champion i and Distance Swim mer af the World.) (Written Exclusively for The Brening World.) HIS stroke Is without doubt the Breatest speed stroke of the Present day. Although this is the speediest I don’t consider it ad- Keansburg; miles. Roads gen- after a period of rest, say about|/erally good, Ferriage varies with the three hours, I hear coming from the|number of passengers and type of muffler a series of explosions after| 4? 2 to 75 cents. Antomobie Editor: Will you kindly let me know the route in which !t seems all right and the ex- Prosions will cease. What could cause * this? JOHN FLANNERY. ‘This ts due to an accumulation of unburned gas in the muffler, the gas entering the muffler when you stop your car. You can prevent this by opening the muffler cut-out just be. fore stopping the motor or by shut- ting off throttle before stopping the motor. If trouble persists and you have muffler cutout on your car tt White Mountains from New 1 return by way of Lake| n and Lake George, also the ¥, E. JAMISON, ork City, New Rochelle, Port Stamford, Norwalk, Bridge- | Stratford, Milford, New Haven, North Haven, Tracey, Meriden, Hart- ford, West Hartford, Enfield, Spring- | | field, West Springfield, Northhampton, | Ay Greentle Bernardston, Brattleboro, | Westminster, Bellows Falls, ; ton, N, H.; Ascutneyville, Vt.; a > dan | THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY Learn ‘‘ The Crawl’’ for Speed; You Can Sleep While Floating Could You Swim Like This? | Elionsky SPORT WORLD.NEWS OF ALL KINDS ALMOST EVERY The annwal outdoor junior Metro- D It E il politan track and field champion- oes asuly July 21, under the direction of the Long Island Chapter of the Knights of Columvus, In addition to the usual number of events in the championships programme, — there will be the Conellan one mile speci An {nter-council relay. race, and army and navy one mile relay champlonship. MONTRPAL, July 6.—Art Rosa of Montreal, widely known Canadian hockey pla: and all-around sports- man, died in Boston as the result of a motorcycle accident, according to & message received here last night. Rosy left this city a few days ago on his va- cation, The New York Athletic Club will throw open its doors to the athletes of the metropolitan rict Travors Isiand this afternoon and will conduct the first of a series of track and field, swimming and rowing competitions which will be hpld weekiy unul Aug. 31, CASPPR, Wyo, July 6.—Sergt. Rarl Caddock of Carp Dodge, Ia, retained Wrestling championship of the world by Winning in two straight falls from Yussitf Hussane, DETROIT, July 6.—John Milot, well known several ye an auto- nobile driver a 1 | a pilot in speed boat races, died rl fay. In 1915 he piloted Miss Detroit I. over the Detroit River course, <> Box Scores of Games Played ships will be held at Celtic Park on} SCHUPP WILL C AS ACE 0 | By Hugh S. Fullerton. Coorriaht 1914 by The Pree Publis ing (The New York Evening World) OTH the New York teams suf- B fered severe bumps yesterday at the hands of inferior teams. ‘The Giants stopped off at Pittsburg long enough to try out Ferdie Schupp’s sore arm against the P!- rates, and the re- sult was a mic- ture of desp: because of a de- feat, and hope, be- cause Schupp, io spite of his won. derftul wildness, showed that he had a lot of atuff, and that with 4 control regained he will come back | | : as the ace of the [ering team, The Yanka were pitched to death again by that won- Gerful Washington twirling corps which is carrying the weak and rag- ‘* along to victory with larming regularity, The Yanks, how. Jever, have finished the rond work for the lima being and to-day they tackwe the White WILL DO THAT LITTLE THING TO EVERY MEANS TO GET YOU STARTED, —— §rack Left-Hander Gives Evidence That He Has a Lot of Stuff, Although He Loses in Pittsburgh, and Should Be Valuable Asset to Giants When He Regains Control. SUMMER RESO) OME BACK F MGRAWITES team, de When a club ts pitched to th and stopped, there is nothing vuraging about it, That happens the best of teams and the fact that Griffith just w has four pitchers working at top speed ex- plains what happened to the Yanks and Red Sox in their recent trips te Washington. Jrif's greatest asset as a managet always has been in working pitchers, Now he has Johnson, Ayres, Shaw ond Harper pitching great guns and those four are enough, ‘The others are only fillers in. He has Ad Breasee trying to come back, Hansen, Resse Altrock and a big semi-pro call Buckeye. If one of the four aces , Grif's team will slide back rap. as the team itself lacks bota punch and defensive strength. The Yanks’ home coming is less of a triumphal event than the going wway was, They have dropped five out of eight games to weak clubs xmece they left‘the home lot, which Is bad, but in every case it was Pas markable pitching that stoy them. ‘They went away in che lead and came back in third place, but they stl ure close to the top, only a few points separating the three leaders. The pitching staff is working fairly well, and Thormahlen is almost back to form, so that the next fortnight ought be productive of good results, IDRE is a complication brewing which may affect the standing bash ie 7 should work freely with all tendency a double b The White Sox crip. [Of the Giants and Cubs in the Ni would be wel! to have this open when| White River Junotion, Weat Lebanon, | to ctittness eliminated. ‘This will al- By Local Clubs | ies. iu: ‘ntly reinforced, gear, | tional, “St. Louis Cardinals are play- starting the motor as a protection hom, Hretton “Woods, wis | low the feat to polnt and enable the more dangerous Just pow than they |ing Fisher at second base, @ player uftie: Mtton Woods, Bethie- SWimmer to strike the water with | have been for a month. In spite of | yng wes . against the muffler. ey apeten yeeae Veet | the top of his feet. There are hardly |AT PITTSBURGH, heavy losses and the frequent retire- | ¥0° !# not eltwitde 10 Py x Tanne Amteachile Patitor nsbuty. Danville, Montpelier, Wat-|tWo swimmers who use the crawl MEW TORR un. | PrrTenoncR ments of Schalk, which ls the heay-| Club excepting the Newark Inter. Kindly let me know if the Mirch /erpury, Burlington (option on boat to | #treke alik e Pr feat blow the team can suffer, and| nationate under baseball law. hm of machines that are popular witn| Ski, South Hero, Isle Le Motte-Chany | variance of opinion regarding de ety Bat an pitchers, the White sion will either have te ° 2 rE 1 eo ee intes: (tails of the so-called crawl stroke, he b/ still are a dangerous club in spots. — |the International is an outlaw league the automobile public. This car ts ° nae |there are certain fundamen prin- ( jand not entitled to protection under eseville, | Elizabethtown bo made by the Birch Motor Car Com- ke, Chestertown, Lake | ciples which cannot be disregarded. ot HE news from Pittsburgh ts both|the National agreement, which was pany of Chieaso. cuRIOUS. ‘, Saratoga, Mechanics- on . ol to propel the Bit discouraging and encouraging, | framed to protect big fare of o 0 do vould t , Kinderhoc ud- greatest 2 cnet e Advine: Sour le considering. iby Sere aoni: Die ad BOK CE | smallest expenditure of energy. he aio alrvole brou;ht down out of control. McGraw| cieibie, and that games In-whioh he ti AR a bapa tala) por D My c ; |swimmer should lie perfectly flat on LE 10 Bye. was determined upon two things: to|has played must. be thrown ont. chase of a machine, to stick to the | keepsie, kill, ry nin h better known line of cars. | York City, 498.9 miles, the water. 9009200 find put whether Schupp ts going to be | Throwing out the last St. Louls-Cub : | PROPER USE OF THE ARMS IN Bo 019 0 8 Taal! maistance to the team or not|geries would be a distinct advantage pf any @ Antomeblie: liter: | due i T RAWL STROKE. Sharp. Thor. Cetom 2) ¥ gave pitchers wio are in con-|to the Glan' The case will be I havo a Marion alx, 1916 model.| Kindly let me know tho best route alot 5 Salen Aa eo ulate: | Aioncte work in the serio againat the| pressed to a decision by the Inter When I am on the road in second|from here to Pin? HIM, Ulster Coun-| ‘The arms on the reach forward awaits “iiecomnrens. | dition to work In the series amalnet the | hettoa and the only “out ther speed, going rather slow, lty, NOY, How trany miles and how | should be extended at right angles to ~ 1 hoe Trica tnue the Cubs finally lost a|can see for the Commission is to de- Jerks occasionally, It is very } ke with a Ford car?|the width of the shoulders. In reach- ai Marte fact that tis makes the bad start | cide that Nowark's claim to the play- ing at times. What shoulg T do road |ing forward from the finish of the Lett ou Bases | Ken olanta Western trip look a lit-Jer is ipvalld. However, St. Louls “LAC D. |stroke the elbow should be bent Piret Mase oo By. | Of the Giants 065) i WILLIAM FLACK. : te lowe serious. has recognized the claim’ in writing, Probably due to irregular action of Fry, {elevated to enable the hand to cleat | 10: on "Blarhicis Hane om | (1G, eas eres in Chicago will in a way, according to the Newark Club, whie the motor. T! be overcome by|Dyckman 8 , Englewood Ferry, | the surface of the water. The pull or Br i Senuim, 2 (Caton ves heavily upon the pennant race in| has Branch Rickey’s telegram ‘on file, adjusting md so that It. runs|Hackensaek, Tuxedo, Central Valley, | stroke through the water should be 2, (letter, Sicvaris, Sirick Gut | Peat heavily, Upon the Aniie we have smoothly, | Newburgh, Highland, | Slelentsburg, | downward a Une, the hand is below Seiuno. Winning’ Dither-Biavaiote, ‘Lwin | been crying all year (and with wome AVE you noticed what a crop of ndout Ferry, 3 . Ashe . s extended 4 | Eiteher—-Benewo, ” vi the ness of th Sutematile: Hetitor Mount Pleasant, Shandaken, Pine | the » body. The hand is | AT WASHINGTON. NE rete? daa Reger of the asnneeee there in the big uae causes my 1915 Hudson to Hill, 120.5 miles, roads menerally slighuly cupped. ' pen NRW YORK 1A). 1 Wasitr | work of the year does not show that ps dona bAtek scalp young Jerk when changing from second to! gc 9 to 10 hours, Any good auto-| Bach arm should enter in fro: ae a ey ra Giants are losing because of bad | fello bho thus far have shown third speed? D. RE. |mobile supply store or stationers. — | the shoulder and the vody rouid roll $2 shottom, it ie eect, their pitohers have every symptom of stloking and taking Probably due to the way you drive. | Automobtie Balto | slightly toward the pulling a WANG ee ood enpugh service to |, ; You should not give itall tio "gaw ciecingiy ist rie now the best road|When going at top speed in order to i | Riv m them a chance to Win eight out | eatigd re iene an ore Sask you can, as this causes a jerk and ito Bucks Coun Quakertown, Pa. | apply fan pees a au : work ‘ a ery ten Faines, they have pinveds Oeuae ih paral isen ee ae mposes @ heavy strain on the moto “ag oe B Yreene|the roll is more pronounced a > ' 3 ; re fault of the club since . the Jraponee §: any ° motor, | starting; from Hedford and Greene | fhe Fou is mere Prater more Swimming Lesson—No. VI. Hy H W rat Western trip has beon lack of iy with the Giants, has the earmarks ‘ Nal i iS g at the full reach. In sprinting or in ———— mee f 1O] tie and aggressive worl wme lof a comer, He b t vo Kindly let me know the best ronte| JAMES BROWNSON, | ff, the svewitanilag It will, be rendily ————e : ——|} 3035 8 tltotae .. a8 87 oa] ele Have been notoriously carelens |and he seams ie have pinto ce tana to Laéberty, N. Y,, from 59th Stro i ene Avenue to Brooklyn Bridge, seen that if the arm and hand to: | me out whem winning rum was scored kad lackadaisical in their work. HAV? | He made his debut on the morning of and Broadway, ’ i¢ andt or A ood jem ha nA night iine is laid flat on ‘u r 0 7 Tis ° | de, ort 88888 8 2 o Od) galled to run out hits, have been al the Fourth with the bases filled and HERE PE eeu eaucrectin tate met |! the full reach, the pu I istic News John Pollock and Gossi | shania n Motle. Teo ase ph?| gish on the baccs, and have failed tO /one out and forced the next two bat= West 120th Street and Fort Les) Westticld, Somerville Clinton, Phils | Petiy does not commence until the Three Hose Itt sharin ieee Alt | Keep ott their tocs all tt have {teh to pop out. He looks good in Ferry, Hackensack, Hohokus, Tux. | pee eScidersville, Centre Vail. (a%m is well beneath the surface, and Sew Worn be Wash Taft ou Manco last two weeks the ch that | Practice and has shown a lot of speed. edo, Monroe, Goshen, Middictown, | Hethichein. | Seidy Fevt103 miles from|to set it there in this way is oo| Philadelphia will be the ecene of an-|ot Mhiladclobia to meet Frankie Untahan of RC a Kase (om | sloughed off three games through tat) Cli Heathcote of the St. Loul “74 Otisville, Monticello, Liberty, 103.3 | \¥. Say a & slow and tiring to be of value. Tho other big event in the flatic Ine on the |P>k!m io the main event af eight munda It | Noendge Shaw 1 sort of work that they would have wo | 1ooky to be one of the beat Aads ome miles. New York City. jarm should be pulled bac YOK ighk ct auip Lhe ial Sranletah Wt | bee herd Pact bettie ae bog men) 0: by Monies, 2 Sn j had they been hustling for nye Ae thie year and one of the fastest fellows in Automdbile Bitar der the body, and this. res in a|Slght of July 16, The promoter who !8| are game, asmmmive fiahtrs | It has been a noticeable fac jthe game. Pichnich has come back Fe ‘What ts the route to Jeffersonvitls,|, Kindly let me know the best way | slight outward sweep of the arm as|ata this affair has engaged the| : ee vats NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE! season that since thelr slump Bs} and iy catching fine ball for Grimith; WY. from Jersey Clty? MIL.’ [to reach Pittsfield, ‘M from New|the end of the pull wa the body ToH |National League Busebull grounds for | p,inarle? Dommerich. who ls matchmalee of the ta jae a toa pall againet Molyneaux promives well with Bos- N. Y., ¢ . Rochelle, by automodil face down. | ‘ enon eg a) 1. cre. played hard and goo jose (28; Southworth looks good with the Jersey City, Hackensack, Tuxelo, A RPADER. | "The breathing plays a very tmport- |the occasion, and in order to bring ou: |{ the Armory A. A. today signnt wp the Tea Baltaln stronger teams, especially (ht | Pirates, expecially at bat; McHenry te ba a) Soe nee crite eal New Rochelle, Scarsdale, Ardsley,|ant part in swimming the craw! the fight fans in droves he has si Jule eld on Saturlay evening, July 28. The | Msititoone Ghee etl na ball againat Ruins wall te te Cats, and go is ville, Monticello, 5 7 |Donbs Ferry, ‘Tarrytown, Briarclifr, | stroke. You take your breath with @/ up prominent fighters to swap punches | riguter: who will figure in tt are ‘Tomy ‘Tuohey | Toruute wae vein. seaxons past, |"isher, who, however, has not elown Pala, PONE Jetfersonville; 3594) Yorktown Heights, Take Mahopac, |asp and exhale through the mouth |in (nree eix-round bouts met | of Paterwn, N. duc and dae Mooney, the. weet Mca’ Reratairength has been 14 (ROWER class in the minora to uae. mi Pawling, Ament, Millerton, Lake-|under wator, ahngres be upturned {N® has engaged are Lew Tendler ent, ‘They will come tovether for | | Mcaraw's gre as many beatings as |sniee anything: cob8, the White Atoms Detror: ville, Conn. eremont, Mass,; |on the 8) eas ‘the right hand down | Philadelphia to meet Irish Patsey Cline, nt rounds and should furnish a slashing @ood | Buffalo, 5: Rochester, 0. | possible to the weak clubs, taking no |p tots eer el Pi be Kindly let me know the best any Great Barrington, Pittsfleld, 138-4 | just as you draw the right hand down ||) i" refi a Raklve oo, fat i = |p seaaan Weed witanall over the old-timers who h the water. Then immediate- |Soldier Bartfield of Brooklyn tos Ae | chances, ‘This sea are getting back into the active har- acthes, Gute route SoU rennet | eulee eee ee ntin belgie the miautn |aenitat Harry Greb of Futsburgh o6)| 4 iets sew wih be beeumnb Of ob feeth Games To-Day, weemn to be turning the tables on the |e Reriine Mage tate the active ber distance and how long tt will take? [Arti Ptior: | s moute tojtnder water until the stroke is com-| Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn to take Ambor, N. 3 fromm ‘Monday sighs: ob | BEMROMOER 3 ore, Comat” ee Giant Miteat of the Yanks by Wash. | Hall Hyatt, Alike Poolan, Bill Deno 2 7 Pini sph ete jeorge Chan » hard-hitting two ol 4 amd several pro Buffalo at ¥ . he de 9 ‘ 4 yan, Nic! trock, Whitemay A READS. | |Bosoce, Bultivan County; trom Flats |PECS onan one should breathe for|uenwecse of Helmer imnarion wil Valger, the | “Tormte’ St Graces, ington is nothing to discourage the }iey goy% eiiels ji mutemen of the New York City via Jerome Avenue | bush, Brooklyn? Also, in what con- the different di ces varies with French feath FOE, All (RO) AERANE TARAS | corners sere - —- marae ——~ | Beall, And the majority of the vets, and Central Avenue to White Pliins,| dition are the roads, and the dis- nag Wilwon of Bridgeport, and Danny Fiekdy will * even th id anaes - each individu he breath should wm the test ble hearrnetaht of mn even the oid spave with lame arms, , Armonk, Bedford, Cross River, Ridge- | tance BiH, Ms [eneh, Indiv suels coe satart distances: | ema: , pearrnetght of | tacsle Harlem Whe Kelly, "he ped ° ° sie ecinw walltexeiann ta ties Pt le Jew Yi | nol be ~ ANCES. | ie Paul. whe i tw be iatche os " cundueted by (he Ordnance ent | > field (Conn.), Danbury, Bethel, New-| Fiatbush, New York City, West |Ti is considered best to learn to take is gS poring tls teagremralt sleet Colla! Deyartumnt at Camp | 4) nny vers wes ip own, and their experience and x..--4 ‘town, Southbury, Waterbury, Tor |129th and ‘130th et or Dyckman|q*preath with every stroke. A great |cttn re” este suis as dite ihe New & helps the youngsters considerably. Fington, | Winsted, New Hartford: /Sireet_ Ferry, Englewood, Hacken-|‘nany switnmers claim It 19 proper | Jemy kshibtwn Comeny, which vite i awws| The managers of Willie Jerkwm end Johnny ° — 132.4 miles. About seven ht Te eh eee gets ila Pel to exhale through the nose but | at tho Jersey City tmmball arounda, of tbe Ar-| Dunes, the fast lal lightweighta, have. prog \ 0 g eague ou Ss HE Chicago White Sox, world's hours. ; “diel ki ; Q + | maintain that much better results can | oy cd Jeney City, started teavning at | reset ao well in their «forte to arran mateh < Avtomoble Attar: |119.% miles from New. York City. |Ge obtained by. exhaling through the| tae Giues’s mauanum sesntes, Mute aso | between Ue men tat only e alien attermes ts | pee detane : champions, reached town early Kindly advise me as to the heat| sss are generally good, mouth. | daebte Kid Norfolk es the Annory 4. 4. Boston, | the terms stands olga * last night and declared that they are Tit y J.: éonditios ip ,21g egg After one swims for a time, exhal-| up guiv 23. poned, If will meet of the local board a general interpre- | not yet ready to write the prefix “ex Dae ANI iee tne! t pacers BENNY LEONARD TO BOX Rainey is nontcia tie adore nae ‘ j{oF oight minds at the New Jeney Aporanen's | FAMOUS Leader Says There Are | P,:th*aey"be made in’ Washington’ |to their title. ‘The team has Leen osee make the. tip OE PENNE: IN BRONX MONDAY NIGHT. ns ee Pa hat Beale mah 99 8s vas gf rr yes mee is rik Tees alas Many Baseball Stars in the| WASHINGTON, July. 6. fisunente Hey ie Pager ne . 0 water and invaria Ze ¢ Hewelght, willing (o acco, wer terins 1 _ listments and the " West 12d Street, Weehawken Ferry ee Ms ay | Jeff Smith, the Bayona, No J., mi Maki Daniels to-day sent a cablegraim to by injuries, but tends tl it , ; “ nome and head, irritates the mem-| dan the winch be dewanded (rom Matclinaker mith, 1 aking a rm’ anton- it a cal s te Vice y ut conten: i OCT CK sion tiiaie Geliatran|_ whe Beane ie an extiat over the por. | Piano lining, which causes great dis-| Drieww! at the Jonay Raabition Cuimpaay | 8%! on hosing instructor ab y RADIA Ble Cone ete ico victor distance, and that Vile: Turnpike, Montclair, Urge . *- | comfort to box Jef dmnith at the Jemey Uisy bam San aLOW ie He By. fae nebt ahung win. ments, P See Tees Cr Landaa. tnurke ordinary Tun of Morris Plains, Morristown, Bernarde-|!ng carnival which will have its setting |°""writh the Itps one can much easier| gounds is the mar fuuura be has 8 sii chance | MME bation, On ewtay= tight Jeff mat ever ¥ y aan 6: Lenka Tie ville, Millbrook. tn the Second Field Artitiory Armory| sarulate the cutfow of alr by enlarg.|c usar the mics, Al, Livce mankmr of Howick, the maeyt fichier of Lancaster, Pa, a 8 e hing staff is the chief wopry, Antomobile Battor: on Monday night. BMy Gibson ts in| ing of closing the opening of the| sms, hae eiready axa i the club's tombe iene baat in & ter city, and had all the IFE In the army has proved to —— here i# small chance that Row- Kindly let me know the route to| charge of affairs, which means that lips according to the tirne necessary — Hs ee rg fg or A | Johnny Evers that many al CLEVELAND. 0., July 6.—According|land will have that worry relieved Keansburg, N. J., cutting out Staten} the Chaplain Comfort Fund of Base | to. exhale. Jack Hania, the Piiadestta fest oramoter dain | Tinker and many a ‘Ty Cobb tn ite word recived ete today from Fort | diutely Island, taking the route across ferry No. 1, for which the enter-| The leg stroke of the crawl! varies | whw wu acing boring ¥ at Wildwood Nd Fight fans of Tang Uranch, N. 2, wm not! the making is quartered at Camp| second bi BR a I te at the foot of Liberty Street, through is being arranged, will be| greatly from any of the others, | way nm 6 oe Mt the mate ree at | gia, fa tnat between @ white man and o oo . - ‘ mig Sica to the colors and Blzabeth, Newark, &c. What are CUCL Sea sbiiy Some swimmers seem to feel that! hw neat pw are not any wetter than | Ogg) dea teal, the cee kee, |! pton and in the various other ean- |!ouns, has on for service at Camp | EQUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, 6 the conditions of the roads? nt Mate WhO etl ee tMe | better results can be obtained by | soy were at nis ofening entertainment on duly tg 1 by Maren, | tonments about the country. Johnny | ‘Taylor, Louisville, Ky., on July 2. FRA R. Jack Britton, Billy Miske, | Kicking the loge Jaah snr # 80 that Jack mut o Dhamolen dienes he obard wih Jack Seen ‘anceliad, | is poon to Fo Overseas for the Knights o dvise the Staten Island | E Wallace and Jor Jeanette, they will keep on the surface, By | praco m tho siar and oe crowd Aran wy | soardhy had W 4m with Leo| o¢ Columbus to " ; Fe lS he EA others, have been, booked to meet fore | so doing they can use all their | qu wat the officials of the dub Lit che Wo 12 Se ae | of Cols i : Segre gh . whe midable opponents, in addition to | ¢ yin thelr arms $1.09. : Pend reneral sportsgn the Unite | shorter. Tho ottfer rou |midable opponent 1 made RE eee ears rey at' [us staged under the persons) direction HELPS RECUPERATION. Fer elgr t leadn aleve ie : 10 A SPRACOAY CNY Sh RUE DR f the Salem Crescent A.| Perth Amboy, South Amboy, Keyport,! of Marcus Loew, Float aleve Ao vane? innoriaas |e ee ee te Matchmaker Rega ot the Ambay A. @, ot |Well for Some of the major leaguo| Verwayen of the Salem Cres hesitate to ; a f = DAES TN eergiitaw sn onli: Water ek eee ce, Buea iar, mith Pert Amity, Nod. har rametetey Kn | scouts to vinit training camps and bind |C, iy « real sprinter. He {s a gtreak | and Kvening Classen: alno ortvate good floater can actually go to sleep |{™sent ait tere on t dt ne show Monday night. | Ut promising men to an egree-jin leaving his mark and is able to | "sumusiion at hours to cult conventenge MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS in the water, The object of floating | tune wan som man 1 event, wtih tring togehes | conditional upon the safe return | sustein his speed over the full course. | Call or write tor booklet \s to rest and recupe: ate Pe. tax: oldie and Hailors' | be oe ia5 efit nd py oapeative player, According to He will be hard to'peat in any com 235 Wi ot Both St. (Nr. Broadway) . a ing al 0 e BOAY And | Cioroaud vartail uark vo here will te eight-rnind bouts | Jovers, there are some men in the | pany. 6. NATIONAL LEAGUE, | AMERICAN LEAGUE, giving yourself up completely to the 4 i Moran and Frantle Kit | camps who would look pretty sweet in|, a WOU, CLUBS W. L. Pe. [CLUBS W. L. Pe. | CLUBS W. Lx Pe. RS W. 1, Pe. | water. pie Olas) a ell ee een New York teatherweighia, and iter Wer alwaya thought that real en- Chicago.47 20 .704| Boston.31 37 450) Cleve ,.4 32 .573| Chicage.t4 35 , A swimmer can obtain as much | univ duce hia slmre of fightira in the last (ao Ruffalo and Tom Leuder, tho | Were very tew Wale | thisiasm was shown only by boye in ON, ¥...48 24 .642/ Bklyn .25 37 .431/ Boston.41 31 56D) St, L...84 38 .¢72, reat after swiiqming ten es as he! vow, Io ou egy SIR ei Aenben, camps. ‘The pltch- | \ © some of the litte Bikte in the watel ee Phila ..32 32 ,500) Cincin .25 80 21) N, ¥,,.88 30 550] Detrolt.28 40 412, could if he got out of the water and | jyserd in Pe OO act Pinna! ina! geomeive dara ing has been uniformly good, how Jaa and aane games. Thoy rely Pitts 33 34 ait] St, Le. -86 42 1382) Wash ..40 34 .541| Phila ..25 43 “a6y Feolined on the river bank, | kpochoute 44a Joe Gary at et wha ttm ChAiniton Se Late ee tee | ioe wanlene Deen Ghar and at had the time ‘ot thelr young lives ad GAMES YESTERDAY. GAMES YESTERDAY, Casula te aden water Sut rie Baer [Sem Med bs ary truck O'Gaity 0 low Wert Holeate J. next ‘Tame. | been put every ounce o! energy into b e @ NCC. | hat he was unable Wo cuntinue with th» bettie, meued for two mor = Pitteburgl, 10; New York, 4, Washington, 25, New Yorks 2s, Moat people dislike having the ears |‘ wa A Tan SSE MON HBA | pea UTE a > Mt; Louis ) Chienge, 6, one Si Eevetelobie Blunder water, bat this 1a neceamary | wos cartes, who sas taben Bédio Conon, tn | iia mananeny,, Milter Heme, Oo daly 18, 06 | | DALLAS, tchera of the; Double Header at Otymple Mield, GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TO-DAY, and will not hart them In any way. |w bepertny Hemel me Fennegroys 4. 0 Of Fenenerore, BN. tu Owe | Pit SP Gtub | Leugue, were | Tomorow at Olvamdo Mek, 18h Bireot and Keep it. in gad repair. A course New York at Chicugo. 4 | Chicago at New York, Imost anybody can float, but I have |X" Orn are & | tone will moet KO, Willie Lamghtim, and on | 1”m{lag Club, Has Kx old rivals, the I At our Sohool will give you all the al Almost any i AVC | Gay booked him to Mee enme good fatbter for | July 19 he will exchangy punchen with Jack Me ff ert ee f re, Knowieige ‘you ‘heed to oparats and Brooklyn at st, Loula. Cleveland at Boston, seen men so slender that their bones edly. une ah | Hoard etther to engage Ina p . eorenige, yum ceed Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Detroit at Philadetpht, ba men so slondor that thelr Bones | sent munde at Camo Dix, Wriakisowa, ¥. J., on | Caron at Brie, Pe Hoard sicher to engage jh & prod ind ese SRT Boston at Pitsbargh, St, Louls at Washington, | 204 mus: 4 k Kees AUP! juiy 10. Conlon mow amiatant eivilan boxing _- ‘the tive draft claws for . "| very walt mhe fi ter ono 1s the | ieeruior at t » and the » Willie Jackam may fi a chance at the ‘This is the first instance of the “war Vrlate course y 7, "LU. better he can flo: omen can a to ew him ip ection, ee : 4 ; Mi ; tae work or fight” ruling being instituted Catavogue kW HOW THE-OTHER CLUBS MADE OUT, float very easlly because of fat-like tom ior” - rinsed te neet the cenglamt tas | against @ ball player, so (ar as known Dan Stewart Aute Scheel he Pe! ee om e ay | Sor id 7 ould Witenes WH! again Gna eb oth Ly = NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE. RADean oe, UR MArare Hy She AUITAR ff epee Johnny Dundee at the Anoory Atiletic Amocta. |, compere said he wo “uations while Geo at So RST He ef Fountal 100. Cicle #210, ®. Lowe — At Piniladekphia— je skin. nis fatty tiss 8 the | The ovening boxtu show Attantic City! tion of Jemey Oity withia three weeks, Jackson ol h uid a his the new phencin from Texas, 225 West 57th Bway, 2282008 80-86 || Reston oonn-O 2 18 88401-4 7 1| reason that members of the feminine goeeting Club will be hekl at Atlanne City (o- | mecia Young Loa Cardell ab this club wext Mon. | LOW! Goclered he woul appeel bis forth, Calor chasnyone, itls ty Tal Bn Nae Og ibet "isd Kititer: “day” etd “dont Ld Kates: Caaly oat Rachvia? | BEE can stand the chill of the water gay. Johany Rethanlt. the wteraa Meier le | lay lath, and Wile will try hard for a hoocwues | Gere pil i te anes, tS? at Saees wo well, Whe maictomaker and be hae cnesand Lew Tendier | iu order to clinch the Leonard mata, Tf Lewts docs appeal from the ruling iter,