The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1918, Page 14

coal —_— Ban Johnson Has Another Idea to Keep Ball Players on the Map. Gearon, 108, oy The Pree Putting Oo. ‘New York Brening World.) JOHNSON may have outlived Ihe ‘usefulness in baseball, but be hasn't run out of ideas) Ban | @lwaye was @ wonder on ideas, and It Was his ability to generate stuff that ‘Probably resulted in the organization ‘f the American League as a rival to National body, with the well pay- ‘ fob as President “cooked up” for Himself. Anyhow, Mr. Johnson is en- | titled to anything he got out of base- Dall. He was something of an orig- nator, and nowadays an originator Mm any line is worth his weight in gold. | With baseball on the blink, to use| ® common expression, Ban is there Wie a scheme calculated to bring Popular approval back to the national | At the same time Ban| Dis idea with an undeniabdie| Aouch of patriotism. After you look over, it is entitled to consideration, gecond glance you may not feel game way. Here is what fat and! -natured Ban bas in mind, as from a Chicago despatch: A plan to devote the gross re- @eipta of the next World's Series to founding a permanent home for players who have been eoeneee in the service of their gountry was outlined to-day by B. B. Jobnson, President of the American League. ane THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOB ER 24, 1918. BEST SPORTING PAGE I WELL, THEY’VE STARTED THE FIREWORKS Copyright, 191 ' TRU, ie youRe, ks Ft vow wack UP_Y (me Prue ones) Ann ae Sete | % = CHARLIE HARVEY 1S @S BUSY AS AN <F > aa Insect IW THE* ae THE ONLY PLACE phi ene by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World) ——=, THE BUSY LIL BEE N NEW YORK By Thornton Fisher (keep stu! Jose Capablanca Beats Marshall After 38 Moves Jose R. Capablanca of Havana en- countered Frank J. Marshall, United States chess champion, in the open- ing round of the International Mas- ters’ Tournament at the rooms of the Manhattan Chess Club, and after one of the most eventful contests of his career succeeded in emerging with a brilliant victory after thirty-eight moves. WAS & CHEAP STALLER. COMPARED TO ‘SUNSHINE, JIM” COFFROTH WHO IS BOSSING THe SPORT- DRIVE FOR 170,590,000 BERRIES. —ZF SILLY GIBSON FINOS SLEEP IS IN THE DICTIONARY Mr. Johnson believes the re- of the first World's Series the war would be sufficient to build and equip the home for the Wounded soldiers and sailors proceeds from subsequent #0 far as necessary could be get aside for the maintenance of the institution. In the establishment, equip- ment and maintenance of the pro- posed home, the Government, ac- to the plan, will be asked all moneys, the function onal baseball being to supply the necessary through the medium of its Series. ® "t that sound fine, coming from 1 official who was instru- im baving the ball teams go) @ military march before each | ‘and to stop it when it looked as) Entire Sports Machine Not Only Is Boxing World Air Race to Statue of Liberty Feature of Av‘ation Carnival Losing Race by an Inch Cost Over There’s Followers : My Major Thomas Hitchcock is arr . Is Now in Motion for |... Grin pie veal emteeees| ~~ Pile of Money at Yonkers United War Work Fund) % seimont park on | sce tet omer are oe | wig 4 8 288 Dene eh ie’, a th Saturday. While une patio plane ‘racing, ‘stuni| McAtee Did His Best, but He} tattér norse won easily, but only ve- . ys flying, squadron manoeuvres, including cause Star Spangled was raced into all of the hair-raising acroba ever the country next month. The men who have been identified LANS are being perfected for an nes of many of the spec P Making Monster Prepara-|with the promotion of all the big air race from Belmont Park|events on the track will be equally in- (eam ~ 5, sport events of recent years hav around the Statue of Liberty] png plan is to show a number of mas tions, but Golf, Football, rolled up their sleeves and some of [and back, as one of the foatures of] formation games. The idea of the Alt Billiards and Other Lines|them are aiready working siatvsn [the Army Aviation Carnival at Bol- | Medical Bervice in, training our aviators being not to d one particu! ee branch hours a day planning events that wil [Mont Park Saturday afternoon, when r in Are Laying Wires to Help los uf the ir, will send shivers up and down the . the lists in any athletics but Was Riding Finish Against Robinson, YONKERS SELECTIONS. First Race—Bright Angel, Kol- insky, Jellison. the ground trying to outpace Out of the Way, This one had just enouga speed to rob Star Spungied of ail his fnishing power, Bowling Strikes xix and Spares -|the F >, ’ ive them all around training, which Second Race—Snapiragon, Whim- the war fever had blown over help to raise the huge sum needed by [the First Provisional Wing puts on |! five | Bo aT ie: plragon, A 4 ‘or team and evelo th . 5 ee Raise Needed $170,500,000,| the warfare work allies to carry on tits wonderful flying programme and|fghting spirit in the men, Pe ‘ney Sey: Barry Shannon. In order to do thelr bit to help raise let's have a home for old, war thelr praiseworthy and essential work &thletic meet. ‘The work of actual flying 1s so highty ‘Third Race—Naturalist, Ticket, | that $170,500,000 for the United War a Then are only stew to help the boya who are fighting the’ _ TM*. Ctife precendn are to ge to] Secrmeucat in other berms er | Nant OPO {Work Committee during the week of erg ‘are caly a few 5, e ¢ be 0 shting tu quire Fe o 4 ; Bs sp “ yo 4 By Alex. Sullivan .. [great cause of democracy. the National Aeronautic Committee] athictics, and mass games are being Fourth Race—Cirrus, War Pen- iat ae ~ bly pds nos phd EVER before has the sport world) The first big gun was fired In the for the purchase of athletic equipment creat’ thousand dollars Worrcer. | neon conalie |phant Bowling and Billiard Academy, 4 ey fehl black, but un- shown such activity as it ‘ts ponrnies badly ANS, ora the and sports goods for our flyers and| prizes has been offered by the New Fifth Race — Omerly, Dandy | No, 1241 Droaswiy, New York City, on ‘ @erneath the skin he is whiter pvidenc! » United War | famous promoter from California, ar- Mae Athinuer chin eelaaina tepphiee Dude. iano. |No. 12 5 Dity, evidencing in the United Fee ea or Wash. | enlisted men in the aviation squadrons, | Lore Athicte Cie: va allver aviation vale Sunday afternoon at 4 P. M., to devise @ lot of Caucasians we have 500,000, ! : : c Work campaign to raise $170,500,000. {Afton officials, and started laying both In this country and overscas.|rings, “&c, Lieut. Arthur McAleenan, Sixth Ic:o—tfurricane, Coe en- | ways and means of getting a nice suin 4 met. Joe is chock full of patriotism, | From here it looks as though tho old |the wires that will control the services | Thousands of the spectators will re-| United States, Air Service. who is a try, Summer Sigh, Itebitoar a the bewiace’ vantribation: as will be seen from his letter, worth | sport game, which every now and|of all the m promoters and! cal) the memorable Statue of Liberty | Mor leer! a tute patie tranhe te Willlasa. : Val Sri © ’ printing, which follows then is “knocked” by so-callcd | boxers of the ¢ ‘offroth didn’t | pace of 1910, the fying feld scoring the lar 7 liam H. Valentine, President of Oct. 23, 1918. lose & second wh arrived hero, ber of paints in events open, to enlisted By Vincent Treanor. \the New York Bowling Association, who Sporting ‘Editor, | Patriots, who say that sport 8 not} put as soon as he left the train he| This event was won by the late Mol-| mon, and a second trophy to the feld f cs ’ jg 4 member of the United War Work ing World, New| doing all it can to help win the war, | went to the headquarters on Vander- | sant, in @ Blertot monoplane. His time] scoring the greatest number of points HE poor jockeys. They come eal er a ee gi is going to do itself proud, It would|bilt Avenue and started despatehing | was 34 minutes, 88.8 seconds, a dis-|'",the oMcers’ relay shuttle race. for a lot of criticism at times, |, special meeting of the N. ¥. B. A. at| $ rT P : T vents f hich these are being > you permit me to offer a sug-|not be surprising if $10,000,000 wore | telegrams and telephone messages 4 tance of 36 miles round trip, and the| given include cage. ball (teams. of 25 and most of it is unfair. Fur the While Blephant Alleys, on Sunday . pation, which, I believe, if carried| raised through the great programm. | 8 efforts to wake up the boxing | ies Sit pe even NSoryard “dash, 80-yard run, instance, McAtee. His ride on Over |‘2 hold @ conference with the membure et, will add @ good many thousand great programm! world to its duty In the big battle to Anish in which he trlumphed over] mini sade Tewiaysrace, chariot relay ‘There in the I or crday {Qf,bte, United Howling Clubs of New to the ‘United War. Work |° events that are being planned all | raise funds. | Claude Grahame White was one of the] sls "(using coborwans for chariots and Trere in the last race yesterday | York and the Eastern Alley Owners, ! i) Fund? 1 have offered to Charlie Harvey, Secretary of the | most thrilling features of the meet, | 51 men to a team); officers’ relay brought the wrath of God down On | (ssociutions cover every branch of the ratio any of the leading heavy. Boxing Commission under the Fraw- | "Oy saturday Molaant’ 4 {a Hkety| Shuttle race, tug-of-war, Olymple him, judging by what any one might |bowling in these parts, Incidentally It 4 v1 0 a ley Law, has been chosen by Coffroch by ‘nid ‘8 record Is likely | Games rules, and side car relay race. ¢ is in 1 for any war charity. I now |of beating cither of this pair that I|ley Law, has been chosen by Coffroch | 1 4, ‘ghattered. It ie planned to have| “Muithow Jn Halpin is ‘cocoperating ave heard after the numbers went |Will be. the first time in, the history, of eemel - Airman o! he loc voxing com of i e 4 i the me e t pat jes. : a Dac dated ete, ne United states | Hilly Gibson, manager of the lights |felds compete tn this event. Tho Acro] "ni" Toet ine’ monoplane, which 1s to! When anybody in the grand stand, to | JoxemR, Thum, wie, ie Seegsiaigd with ; advance the wornout ex-|Army and Navy, with the under- | eens oe apie 1 penny Leonard, and | Club of America will award a $1,000 tro- | make an attack on the world's altitude hear them all talk, might have won |mittes, has been in touch’ with influen- , euse of the “color line,” for the| standing that they can offer the title | caine cal oy kk, nM nae suc ne phy and a $1,000 Liberty bond to the gp RI aE gal EPS ed it on the horse by a length at least, As | tial n in the West and he has the | ‘ earned for this fi ’ el to be fought for between men in the| fully conducted boxing shows at Lite | winner, also additional Liberty bonds to| Ink, two py ya 7 , | assurance Of their assistance, ‘ ht will b fought for Bishan i “splat Re terday and_showed remarkable speed in a matter of fact, little Mac did the H ; by these wonderful organiza. | service, for that ia where the heavy-|Pioneer Sporting Club | and | the | the second and third to finish. habling the present. record. is. 21,000 " a 8 cd hi Hilly Cordes, President of the Eastern 4 to help, amuse and succor our|welkht’ championship of the world | Armory Ai A. Qf Jersey City. They | pho aero Club also will present a pair! feet official and 25.000 unofficial. Sent he could, He was on one of those | Alley Owners’ Association. when spoken ft fighters, irrespective of race, | rightly belongs. ‘They are the real| Wil! have Dan Morgan, Jimmy JolM- | of goggies to each flyer Who is in the air] “Special trains will be run by the Lang slowly breaking Imported two-year- | next, suid: “The bowling sport has un- supremely confident of beating Wil- | more or less hoxers, Willard won his | tint for the big show of shows Unat | dele urranged. by" army aviation ome gny. from. Pennayivanit Station and a race, Unfortunately, the race looked |tu"war than anyother sport, and. w Jara or Dempsey is not my reason for| title from a colored man, one whom | s core in ols . hey | ent war than any other sport, and wi qj smosting to Meet therm. They way |f never hed any personal or physionl | Hetace But C8 jn Madison Square | Sere in eharee of the meet. Flatbush Avenue, Brookly as if a fraction of a second early with. | the alley owners. feel proud of the op . | Garden next month. rtunity offered us to show our appre- t I want a chance to win| regard for. Jack Johnson admitted| tt (4 really inspiring to see the |the .... devil stuff would have landed |Boriuniy, Omired Mt oo manlike courage y piring hamplonship. That titie|in Paris that he would not fight mé,| manner in which the boxing world io |the colt in front, Mac, however, did |in battle. to m as he wante man to be Tam 80 suro| to be the only colored | he world’s champion. 1 orking together for the Big Fund, | Men who have b on enemies for years | | his level best and failed by an eye~ |lash, With any one but Frankie Rod- Fistic News tom Foto and Gossi, f ti was hysterical over Willard’s|are burying the hatchet so as the ability, A “champion” who could not | country will be alded in every man- : : ‘ en RET |inson on Alphee, Over There might ; }beat Frank Moran decisively was a| ner possible in this great object. Harry Greb, the crack midCleweisbt et te oe go a Peiseeeat Teo, have won, but “Robby” Is no slouch, |poor champion, As for Dempsey—he| Johnny Dundee, the peppery Ii of Pittsburgh, who was taken sudden: | Horl'an. Bim eer une week, tut as the It takes a real good horse, a ten- ‘ may be o great Aghter, However, J |welant: | Battling“ Levinaky, Jack | ly sick last week with the grip, % NOW | infivenza apread rapidly the Health Droart-| pound better jockey and a big IF to ave noticed in the papers where he|Rritton and heavyweight champion | on the road to recovery anc soon | men: 4 the club officials uot to a.tempt! pe, repudiated two matches with one|Jess Willard hi Riready signified [on the FoRe so recovery and wil) i fe conden say aoe temet beat him when it comes to a pinch, Kid Norfolk, whom L have twice de-| their intention to box as often as the |>® able to resume training for his | _——eeee ee. ee eee tern Alley Owners’ committe appointed by President William Cordes at the last meeting of the E. A. O. A. to draft rules and attend to all details of the 1918-19 Eastern Individual Cham- plonship met at Secretary A. Vv. Dun- ars bowling alleys, 125th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue, and mapped out a plan for a tourney that will decide the championship of the greater city. Chairman Louis Stein of the Broadway Arcade Bowling ‘Alleys presided at the meeting, and after listening to reports from the various other members of the committee decided that it would be beet to limit the contest to twelve this sea- son, as it would assure a better con- ter ven members of the association applied for membership up to date, namely, the Broadway Areade, Grand Central (Brooklyn), Metropolitan, White Slephant, Bergman Bros. Harlem Pal- * Lenox Alleys, Pastime, New York, St. ‘Nicholas, University, and the Brond- way. Alleys, Brooklyn, ‘The twelfth member will be selected from the fol- lowing academies who were listed as Jdoubtful starters: Columbia, Broadway Palace, City Hall, Hunts Point. Ameri- can, (Brooklyn), Gotham Palace and Dyckman. havi ‘The rules governing the tournament will be very much like last season's tourney, with the exception of the pley being changed from the best 6 In 11 to the best 5 in 9 games. The prises will be much the same as In last year event, which was the most successf tournament ever held in this city, Th committee will report back to the B. A O. A. at the next meeting of that scheduled to be held at the headquar- ters of the association, No. 1241 Broad- |way. on Nov, 6. The schedule will be nounced at this meeting, and tt is quite likely that the play’ will be besun | the following week. body, The Knights of Columbus Bowling League has reconsidered its decision not to hold a bowling tournament dur- ling the bowling season, and the ar nouncement comes from thelr headqua, ters, the White Elephant, Alleys, No. 1241 Broadway, that the league is to stage a fifteen team three-men tourna- ment, commencing early in the month of November, This league has lost dver 100 of its members through the draft and thelr volunteering for service in the army ana It has been announced that the Amer- jean National Tournament will get under way at the White Elephant Alleys on Oct. 28. The delegates will assemble at the White Elephant Alleys on Friday k feated. “I would like to get some ac-| National Committee wishes for the | twelve-round bout with Clay Tusner.| A Ietter just recived trom Hildle MeGcorty,| Sam Hildreth, trainer for August |tion on this, for I shortly go on the| War Work the Indian light heavyweight, which % Western light hearyweight, who’ te over 18 y39j ss road for the Commission on Training | Not only are the boxing principais| isto be held at the Armory A. A. of /ET%e with our gallant soldier, ota'ee tat Relmeny 49 now tha owner Of the 4 Camp Activities. My duties will take | as busy as bees arranging big shov'., | rae , A. As OF | etdic 19 almost ure to get on a tout with| SPeedy colt, Cirrus. Hildreth bought me to the various camps, where Iam {but the golf world, and footba:l, bili. | Boston on Tuesday evening, Nov. Carpentier, the Freach champion, the| him from Harry Payne Whitney for | p | ® | y Pay y to instruct and have charge of the | fards, amatour athietics, In fact-every| Greb's fine physical condition was)! rt of next month, Eddie #a1# that! @ price sald to be $25,000, [colored troop’ physical welfare. My |line of aport which is abto to False a | responsible for his beating tho serious arwatie a willing to take cart in hous ia nallenge to Willard and Dempsey is | dollar will be on the job, ' ee ae nce and that be has teen asked to vneet hum, | for a fight for a good cause and it], Frank Taborsk!, the pont champion, | #ilment. Turner has already starte 4 rly says he weighs about 110 pounds,| There ts @ real scandal on the race- can be staged for eight, ten, twenty |2as arrived here from his home up. | training at Billy Grupp's gymaasium | while Carveutier ie somt 180 poumla, track these days, and it has nothing ‘ounds or Nnish s ind offered his services and | st. | bony ; ; ; r ten a a h i — 1 orrored Me ervioes. and for the contest, | ot ny | Paniee, pices Malian figater, and} to do with jockeys or horses, It "4 | ROMP see eel ane play Ralph Greenleaf, the young foci! | pignting Joo Hyland, te local ahtweish who | signed up ty Matchmaker Lala of the “armor Sounds Jimmy Fitzsimmons, the ‘4 “Solo” sock z 2 JEANS Jerse was well oown to the bosing fang ia thie vieiuity| A. A, of Boston, to meet in the p ‘|man who makes “chop” horses beat s a 0) Sian Morris ‘own and Faward ering, 8 a potted ‘ j meio’ J re sold : |, Alorris D. Brown and Raward W. | for many years for his gamenme yo Cie ring. a cnelie couade at Cie west boaing show of the) Stake animals. Fits is drinking. Yes, solely by us and always HE irrepressible Dan Morgans! yitiand champlor A Dlay. for (he | oncseat ee wottasted the Mtearve whose 6 ween | Scr us ita ea” Raed bent saloing/ and be's.amoking too, Ordinabily he with an understanding of You can't stop bisa, because beitund, The National ciation of lego and passed awey on Monday, wyland fought! ar Gruye's . mundco w wevking cut! tag never done either, but tempus ‘3 4 is always there with a good yarn.| Amateur Billiard Players, of wich |m van 100 battles during its career 48 &| round " Pg iar ey ie y e . f Jamore than 10 | round wy i 2pm" in Bess | fgit—that’s Latin for time moves peaey back, Any tiMe, Dan was in a reminiscent mood last they are members, ts planning Many |protasional puss, — | he Sapnish influonsa has a lot to do @hould they fail to make night. He told a sory about harley |" wile Hoppe has ter sis | Ham Langford, the veteran colors: hearyweizht | witn things, Somebody told Fitz that good. bok py the A aged Australian light-! services, as have Welker C |. the |ot Baston, will get into action agai night, S ort Briefs alcohol was a 020d antidote and i weight. Griffin was one of the most| young Chicago pheno oi De | will don the five-ounce giore 0 vat naan | An 4 _. Could anybody sound a willing and gamest fighters who ever| rd. and the Misses Flowe |i ding 3 nee Sonne. Pen a Garda oe deer a * bet : pale : Fred W. Rubien, Chairn ‘of Memphis ‘at the reopening boxing eboW | — Chari: rake ta Mransnest| roe ; trading’ ) for its money, and he was never|mecting of the delegates of the M Jotason many Lines and expects lo detest bum | Oo0Y Bn @ teal) .Germans" and he isn't taking an: Our silk plaited ** j)| beaten ntl the last bell clonwed,| rOMtan’ District lace Miah te atacane lessier Tear will come togriber for tweire wounds| Same in a scrimmage against the Co-| Mermans” aid Be Mi Sakae Sny Om plaite Solo” | Chariey, trom a promoters viewpoint, {M8 Nising of funds, ‘There ‘was. 1 (beter, the Crewent 4 the bute city luninle 8; 4: 3. Ge alaven. on auin| chances: . He AlkG cesried oamplior i ‘ be "* | darsge athering in ne 00) or th chy atid, althourh officially no score a Sxevcks (having for their! was worth only about $200, but Mor. | ATK® katherine in the rooms of (0 | jugé ag acon a the fight promoters of Maisdel-| was kept, Brickley's team was able to|a 1s which he calls uk-lele drops + FY an alWays saw to | rT he gO! . : eames Ht wie receive Word Ine the officals of the Mealth |). t . % nag “w foundation a strong lisle f4"“ivare ony it ret ae eet mn” Square Garden and. there [Bis Rove wand in the ofoais ol the Meal) Hold the Blue and Waite to an informai| We never could afford to lose “itz, We thread) wear as well ag. looked like'an important maten "Dan T abgmsineous response to the | weekly boxing shows, the promoter of the Jack: | ; hope his remedies prove efficacious. . ‘ used to doll up Ch 1D CrOCK | eprom OE LNG Ohta ents LUTINE | Deinpeey Battling Lavinaky go wul elect @ date] CHICAGO, O "Cal" Delaney, look; a war-time econ- {:' olka tous Z3 0 of the campaign. Herbert | to the staging of the scrap, which to by beid| Cleveland lightweight, was to-da: 4 5 ‘ fo # si coat, striped tro a high hat|L.” Pratt, head of the United War {1° the Sa8ins of Oe Oe. viene a eeced the ne Une Boater’ tM tesday we-] Johnny Loftus is uncanny, He pats omy all the popular *"3.<#! i wnaker, Work Campaisn, told of the remark. [A Mt OUMMA As) Ca ie tend wok io | Heat Lakes Naval Training Station in| Up the most marvellous kinds of riden « ’ iffin tf at the able work that Was being done for the ophy ‘at Londo: ‘ ‘Trademark, oy versions and sald that there would be “faa Merrer yevierday ln the (hind rece. when in “What!” Morgan would say in great! need for physical directors and. be | tae Johanson, the fast tiie Hoel | colored he first of the football games to be| everybody with a bet on the colt con- 4 hati” Morgen would say te " aysical directors and pla wii tee ter within the | rhe, frat of ootball ‘ Brentued | Peoieman anould ret 41,000 2 0 declaration of peace re fie first will be wath Mel Coogan, the basing nton High School tackles the eleven|least twice in the last sixteenth, but, “The at 34th St. pete fe Mr, Htubien announced that the 47th, | insiructor at the Newyort, R. 1, Naval Siation,| of the New Utrecht High School of Four hate ta aeicna ken inv | (28d, 68th and 22d Regiment armorics for qwelve rounda at the Wollo itinh at Newyor(| Brooklyn, like the cobbler, he stuck to his last, 7m i ehmaker invariably fell for hud been offered free of charge for |\temorrow night and his second with al Wiltsie — }and made more than a few feel happy vers’ Fifth A he $1,000 1 Griff : ve. the $1,! and Griffin would go onjecriain days d CHICAGO, Oct. 24.—A | h uring the | week of |g¢ North Adams, Mass,, for (welre \ouids at plan to devote], jen the nusah- ; at 41st St | with the bout, fight like a demon, get Nov. 11-18 for any sort of sporting |Piustedd, dM ‘Mowd: aT “'l the gross receipts of the next World's| \ gait t licked, but please the crowd | carnival ares aneorhene lar ss age) ies to founding & permanent home for ‘ i Morgen siweye got a lot of momy! Thirteen events were suggested for | As Spanish influensa has got in tis wore at - . alt pavers wip have been woundas ‘The last time Star Spangled and ror his tors, but nothing even} \a big athletic mert to be held at Madi~ Deuoit, whe four clute there which bare bees! outlined by BH. Johnson, ‘Pres is Panaman met they were both 9 lo ally son Square Garden on Nov, 38, fe the babit of slaging dosing shows have kom of he American League, a0 abots, Xesterdey, Siac Spangled arn A Sa a es Se dreeesaghs liane ii —$ evening and receive their date De- fie the fact that it wax anpounced a that there woul t oe “fo ibe coummaeans this poasca, By William Abbott. REPORT from Chicago that the price of golf balls will soon be advanced on an average of 25 per cent. lacks confirmation here, A New York manufacturer to-day said he didn’t see any need for an imme- diate boost in price, as most lares companies had built up a large sur- plus during the season in which there was a decreased demand for the rubber spheres, It appears that an increased cost of golf balls would not be justified at this time unk the National Gov- ernment should place drastic curtat!- ments on raw materials used in the making of balls. For war relief purposes golf will be the best money maker of all sporte this year. Golf clubs swung for pa- triotic causes earn close to $5,000,000 for the year, Exhibition matches held throughout the West have earned slightly over $300,000, according to a report just issued by the Western Golf Association. This big sum does not include the thousands of little club tournaments that association members have held once and some times twice a week for war funds or for prizes which were War Savings Stamps. The announcement will shortly ba made that the Bayside links will be converted into a private club, Here- tofore the course has been a semi- public organization, outsiders having the privilege of playing over the links without possessing any membership qualifications, Cornelius Sullivan is speeding up the plang for the participation of golf clubs in the drive of the United War Workers during the week of Nov, 11-18. He bas written members of the United States Association re garding various forms of compet! tions for medals to be presented by John D, Rockefeller jr. Mr. Sullivan: who is a prominent member of the Garden City Club, believes that golf will turn over a substantial sum ty the sport end of the campaign if oniy~ ther will be suitable for links vities during the week of the United War Workers campaign, Newspaper golfers are still battling for the Cooper Cup at Van Cortlandt Park. A national championship has prothing on this annual competition in point of rivalry. Quite a few of the contestants have never performed on private links, but this or'y adds tc the general excitement of the af- fair, The finish will be decided some time before the snow file is quite likely that this number will be increased to twenty-one, as Managet Endres has nineteen applications on the lst. The exact number of teams that are to compete will be announced on Friday evening. Joe Stern of the Manhattan Alleys would like to arrange a home and home match with one of the stars of Berg- man Bros,’ alleys. He would also like to have Mort Lindsey get in commun! cation with him regarding his match with Koster. Bowling clubs ring to enter tho Patriotic Tournament at the White Ele- phant Alleys are requested to wet in {ouch with Joe Thum, No. 1241 Brond way. All prizes in this tournament will be paid in Liberty Loan and War Sav- ings Stamps. Don’t Suffer From Pile le Package of the Famous ramid Pile Treatment Now Pyramid Pile Treatment quick ief, stops itching, ing or protruding piles, hemorrholie | Prva Geel Tegsctnen So and such rectal troubles, In the pri- vacy of your home, 60 cents a at all dru: ‘Take no substi- tute. A single box often is sut- ficient. Free sample for Trial with booklet mailed free in plain wrap- per, if you eend coupon below. FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 564 Pyramid Bldg, Mas Kindly send me Free imple Pyramid Pile Treatment, in plain wrapper Name Btreet. Oity. LAST 2 DAYS EMPIRE CITY RACES (YONKERS & MT. VERNON) TOMORROW AMERICAN ACE HANDICAP 20 at Ron at 11.08, 13,8 Aaditioual trains Sat, BE LZoIn st 8 Alo ected vi a and Jeronie, Ave. Subw farms Subway to Mott Aver’ (osu ting tod Sth and Bway: Taeen i ‘Grand