The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1919 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK WORLD’S CHAMPION WHO QUITS CINDER PATH Copyright, 1919, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York vening World) MIXED DOUBLES FOR HUSBANDS AND WIVES TO BE TENNIS NOVELTY Plans for National Tourney Launched at New York Tennis Club Meeting. TED SPENT MONTHS IN FRANCE DOING AERIAL. SPRINTING There is always ing sprung in tennis: national championship mixed doubles for husbands and wives, plans for which were launched at the annual meeting of the New York Tennis Club at the Republican Club. Under the leadership of Christopher B. Winne, President of the N. ¥. T. C, the membership came out strongly for an increased number of competi- tive meetin, during the coming sea- jon, which was attended by more than a hundred of the male members of the club, developed into @ boosters’ meeting. The junior mem- bership list was moved up from twenty-five members to fifty. It al- ready includes the most famous boys playing on the American courts, Vin- cent Richards, holder of three nation- al titles; Teddy Le Gros, Abraham Bassford $d, Benjamin H, Letwon and others being on the list. Several of the more important of some novelty be- ‘The latest Isa te ‘Capt. Glick Tries to Reduce In- struction in Boxing to a Cor- Tespondence School Basis. Y Graven. 3030. pr tbe Pree apteting Om ING by the wad of carefully, typewritten pages which has Just reached us from Capt. Glick, physical training and Athletic officer of Camp Lee, Va, in-| Straction in boxing has been reduced | $9 @ correspondence school basis, The Captain says that bis system, fully explained in the typewritten matter, Bas been drawn up in conjunction ‘With some of the foremost boxers of the world. % MERE OITH GAVE HIS MACHINE THE ONCE OVER MANY TIMES FOR MECHANICA TROUBLE the competitions for the juniors to Stating at the start that only the be decided in the Metropolitan dis- t implest blows and defenses "navel trict will be applied for to the United : in selected so that those with the States National Lawn Tennis Asso. 2 ast knowledge of the art of self-d ‘ cr r . ciation for the field a ent j DEN gay einateane:| [ooo eee WHAT HAPDE, Btreet_and Broadway, during the | tal knowledge of the game, the Cap- GasyY FOR THE LAND NED _ Sa * leoming year. i tain then goes on to cover seven pages Fryar. WHEN MEREDITH RACED. Women players were not forgotten H Muth definitions of terms used in in the programme of things to be leaching, such as leading, countering, - — a a — _ « accomplished. ‘lans for a gre ic ; timing, blocking, slipping, ‘cinting,| TED ‘ competition for the New York State foot work, hook, shadow boxing and! 6 ’ ., © MEREDITH championship for women were de- arding. Then follows a descrip. (a ere l am won Cc er 0 aw e veloped. This tournament, held for mn of the lessons, very flluminat i 4 HOLDER ’ the first time as a separate meeting 1 but not likely to get one with e ° OF WORLD ° last year, is to be applied for to hold neue winses ee. Runner, Quits Cinder Path Recon Discharged From Ne ong. premer competion fs Ss m Nav qpcourte daring Beit EtT sa eden, p U g lays orem |the Bronx championship singles and { VARIOUS PHASES OF BOXING. FoR 440 |the classic Manhattan doubles are Nimrpiooe oe “sea = On Return From France eee To Return to Yankees jimi ones ‘ descriptions. Soie “General yanos Preparation for a continuous series , Notes," which come last on of tournaments and team matches, . slub decided unanimously °4 4 the typewrit ayout, number 10, a i i F 1 “2 : ’ Heciub caeia ) unanimou oom ; deal with two punch combinations| U. of P. Wonder Retires From] him ithe greatest. half, miler in, tho — Glad He’s Out of Service and] Ran whe ia now the manager of thelsixteen courts and make them the and the advice th: s always wise +, 4 orld as only a fe ears late . °; ‘ | ed ¢ je nev id in the country } iS presede b tend @ith' ees or more Alliletics to Go Into Busi | that Meredith inade good ‘old Mike's 0 in r 5 Is Anxious for Season tional League, doesn't think there ee St tice. elected: tok Sam . feint Fulton tried this wi ack A hae “ St k d S ihe minora, tee ie . included } Dorapeey and was boon seving some} "ess, Holding Record for vadhia. Was the, start" said Mere Ww PURES tack AN ares to Open. REreatHAnt: Gh Albaaeee wiles chings| Christopher B._Winne: harp lights. dith, “and from this stage until about igre 0 disagre je thinks | 00 pre ‘ © Krugler: t OMThere ise whole lot of other stutt Quarter and Half- & Year ago 1 went in for the big | Cook, the Brooklynite, added another Maven, Conn... aikine bim to arrange «_ mstch _ he upshot of the split between the | ice bres vi Becees Madling “with vations phases of fie - ; circuit, where, if you don't win you're | winning | s« to hie string of vic-| Ses : Haven “fre cand th By Alex. Sullivan jtwo factions will be that eventually) rary, y “Captain, dag bub too lengthy for us to print Mile Runs. bad and if you do you're a bear with | tories hight when he defeated | league cam » aoe yout. f std se Jeach major league club will own some | yar Governors, We don't envy Capt. Glick his job 18 pes. Sedseaam the average athletic fan, who thinks |Jimmio Senatore Ina series. rolled at {Al SheMeyady lew em are inigty OB SHAWKEY, the Yankee |strong minor league club, from which George B Getting together al! the data. | it's w cinch to be in training all the liye Ame lieys, Thi to look to tie’ laurels ‘should they decide t0 pitcher, who has just been dis-|{t Will get all its atars and to whic u ; | By William Abbott. tine tye American alleys, Third Avenue and] {os oa! the cnathed from tha nave. ts ta {it Mill send its surplus players, SIX WEEKS OF LESSONS. Bil dil Tt always played football, basket. |1#t Street, Brooklyn, before one of the nial c ots ettbdikch? el ee ESE BEAGHOIIL. Jin WeCel IKTS of running championships] pai} . ol largest gatherings of ten pin fang that| The Goreyon Club team increased its load |town, He reports he is in fine fettle * le mil ron, was Gee 'N another batch of “copy” all and @ little baseball while at Jin the Sntereliy ‘tourney af ‘Brookiy when it Gl 1. ¥. Smith, of Wilmington, was de. ch of “copy” covering now will seem strange without] school. I believe the strength I got |°YeF assembled at an alley in this sec | won Mo | Tires wld wih th: fand ready to pitch his head’ off to lteated by A. F. Huston, St. Davids, in eight pages, the Captain has pre- | mention of ‘Ted Meredith whose ex-| from these other sports helped me a [tion of tne City of Churches, Cook | Wm a five ast help bring the first American League} INDOOR TRAINING AT ONCE, 4 :wenty-or est that was the Pared a schedule of physical training | ploits the past ten years had ted many| 00d deal with my running, and 8 for the series against pennant to this city. Bob was on the Ep ali sidies feature of to-day of the frat round adopt » Ce ew] never specialized in any line of sport Senatore : : + ace xGF ' - at match play in the annual Lakes eben Bo, ‘ neat Officers’ | to believe that track records were] until the season of Mk wheat mud Bre Ehothan Winker (hw sim [battleship Arkansas when the Ger-| © sprit 1H, Maas, Jan, 29.—With| at mateh pla a atiod alae aa ice Ritue oie aa oh sour tree made chiefly for him to shatter, Re-| the two interscholastics and had that ¢ Cordes 9 alleys, ») man High Seas Fleet surrendered, Abel eR ery appointed coach. | veloped tw nty hole contests in you may go in for this stuf, whieh ia cently mustered out of the aviation! talk with Mike Murphy a. six inning | M48, | But Shawkey isn't st on the) the Harvard will begin formal in-\the second flight and a nineteen hole arranged in Table |. first week, Table service after serving in France, Mere-| The success I've enjoyed is due for Dunbar. bounding main. He is glad he is ou; | 400" t # at once, it was learned tox! mat the third division, Atte. Il. seco mostly to everlasting practise. My erage Was of it, He vows that never again willl lay. I etice will begin on the! mu #, New York, taking J. # second week, and so on. It would dit) finds {t necessary to retire from q ” ¢ take hours of one's time to simply y,to retire from) advice to youngsters is to stick count faet that he tal he complain of being obliged to sleep | Chu er April Elwell, Apawamis, that distance te " Peruse these tables athletics that he may devote all his} running, if sprinting is to be fea Bulg : eae) Hh te epee in an upper berth while travelling! Cac@ lates for two crews have been| defeat him. Elwell was the medalist We have no doubt they are great time to business. So the cinder track| sport. Get stamina first and then | spit which was impossible to take, from city to city, working on the machines for’ several] in the same tourney Inst year and bia apd doubtiess would prove beneficial | loves one of the most remarkable run-| “fY,for speed. If the youth possesses | "In the only other. series of the. eve- a litho Trenstere are After several months sleeping Wd more candidates will begin| playing was affected by a deep eu to anybody but a busy man. hers who ever obeyed the atarter‘a in.) Ability, this system will surely bring! ning, John Stora defeated Joe. sabby er narimoge that le Ging & 1ase, . ‘ seeaon ie Je hie let fay ugh he put up a Capt. Glick was formerly stationed ™* no ever obeyed the star n-/it out.” jin ah eight inning series rolled at the e time you're in it, 1 wouldn ck nIncky fieht to remain at Camp Upton, and had much to do Stfuction “to get set." ‘The worlds! That was the Meredith method | \t¥ area ete sie avenue and strates dale | in} a La pests se seg Soi aaa? - » e e G " e te fi fed lends 0 odth Street, w ork. Storka ave whic. ‘asin Ba’ quadron No, $ ; with the conditioning of the soldiers record holder of the 440 and $80 yards which earned dividends In the f0Ft | raged 1427-8 in this series, to 1763 1 have o atjent bead lor the Grand Allied Fleet, and 1 saw Of the 77th Division, for whose home| finishes hia career with ht of world championships—-and without | far" Sapp t inght's score ria he ’Navy Yard | OF, coming a big welcome is now being hia career his perform=|tne aid of athletic coaches | At the Grand “Ceatrai Allow. Brook i gving in Brook |All Kinds of interesting events, but I planned. ances unbeaten, and at a time when| With the outbreak of war Meredith BOE a4, 192, TTL. Iso, SA) averna ixaiie | believe me, I long for the diamond e more record-breaking races wits ex-| prompfly. selected aviation as ‘the 318, 179, 171 Javerage of 10) for RICKY nae ‘ Sara adie 4 Sas) Oo hem HAL CHASE. | Meredith was a sensation in nearly| ‘B® most excitement "tion of the Whiie Le |have put on a few extra pounds, but Weieht, cooeived a letter on Monday {irom ot te Tula A. & AL CHASE'S standing in the! every race he ran. From counti Ted easily passed his tests and war of eb, 19, This iinstead of doing me harm 1 think Weleht, received a letter on Monday) at tue ons. to-night Bocce se weve es mM countless! commissioned ¢ Lieutenant and sent Tou | they'll do me good. I'll work harder from Lynch, who is still over in Eng-| te rendered iu the pout tx : ea w sige i be beep great bursts of speed several of ed's ty France. For many we ka he made tie neade ot) than I ever did before for Col. Rup- land with the American forces, stat-| eth men will try score o-morrow at a hearing behind) running efforts stand out pre-enu-|daily flights instructing cadets anc wising wih) bert and Capt. Huston, and because ing that he has bee : ; Ricnes Goce, betere Join degdler, | cent hur cord ware ot 40 eter | making observation fursye over: th 7 ouracraaatts lor the wequisition vf Schneider, Shore, 10 that he haw been matched tol a1, stews, toe former midiewseht champlon enstAant of the ii Lamiué. it ey : “ ay. (German lines, Last May it was re | Leonard and Lewis, we ought tocarry fht Tommy Noble, the English |who has devided to try hie haul at the bosing is barely possible tt eecring | 140 Yards, made at Cambridge in 1934; | ported that J. J. Meredith had been - , loft the flag.” featherweight champion, in a twenty-| ame again, he boxing under the management say result in the baniahment of; ® Word gecord for half of 1m.|captured and interned in an enemy Shawk y has bi n here since 1916, round bout to a decision at the by eee : Ch from ¢ stionsl gamma Phe at Cambridge 1916 4 a} Prison camp. © Meredith family in| he was secured from the Ath- 445, Seti GlUG eae : ebrew rns. Mont ha way ta peaterea ie ocd Be ee in 1916, and 8) Pinadeiphia tor a time feared this In his first season with the, nal Sporting Club on Feb. 3, and , aod boxed @tanding, and at the opening of the hind Im, GL 910%) At) wa athe wreat runner, but Ted was to locals. he. performed wonders, and |that if he wins the decision that he} few rounds each «it . Wh 4 r aon te seen carvarting D fleet either ov the ground or in. the had not the rest of the team experi-| will be immediately matched to fight | Scitunas, He expets to lave bis Git bout io Ground first base in e cilant union tic trainer could sharvlair to be caught by any. German von, ame pid Mgchine Camary [ACA an UNparatieled numDer Of IN-| Jimmy Wilde, the flyweight champion tee orate, Some ugly charges were preferred | credit for Meredith's prodigious feats| Bventually tne War, Depart nt an iy han rected four alleys at 1 would have been the leading pitcher | of the world, for twenty rounds at the| Jeff Smith and Johnny Howart, the Rasonee, net Chase by Chriaty A ween » stare | nounced via He Meredith was a &, om . | pagan Mt - we N. JL, fahters, c nl w n cinder track From the start to tencd Jin the league, Ags it was, only one or same club six weeks later. Lynch a ere bard at k conditioning | as me e Cincinnati a brother officer of Ted i : J y | chemesive eit alah secure tate @ t Meaaah, Gnd Mere natls 14st | the finish of his wonderful career the! The world’s champion _ pass ind Timea Senalnin:bs wo pitchers had better records |aaye that he and Noble are to battio | {iemmelien for thet che round. return teeta af of the club, he Was suspended | Philadelphia flyer was just a natural] tnrough his many dangers without re home eal bate mate in 1917 Shawkey didn't do Yl at 118 pounds, welgh in at 2 P.M. on | nignt < a oe ne without pended ie rot Eas S well, or not nearly aw well as when| ei d shaded Smith in thele peeriode 1 eda August, These | runner fortified with tremendous lung | (Olving @ serstoh turning home, rity |he first joined the team, The truth is|the day of the contest. bat has won several Contes ance one oeert h betting on b and ee power and a) ill to. ounquer| Oc fone. announced hls te jon a Fi |that all the club was off color in their | sen me meeting, he expxcta to have no trouble ta gota! has been alleged that oy his rach dversaries, There was (cvOting all his je to busine " a. | play. st season Shawkey only]. Although Tommy Walsh, manager of pointing Howard this tne, They will baw at Hal even went s0 far ay to try to get all Ms raeMg adversaries. | There wae the great war had broadened , Ted fe CE Ha Moming tesa | Pitched “a fow games after eniisting | Moot, the Mempois fighter, declarad « few meek | 109) pounds @ Giant pitcher, presumably Pol Per. DOtHINE freakish Exveptonial quick. | Vicwpolnt on life, the experience ae od ten Weta Harntaa* lin the navy and. before he received {#0 that he would not let Moore oox any one ‘ = i. row @ game to the Reds *P¢ Rete wal at F He ick ‘Ari that has come to the majerity of Brine er The fint of the| his assignment abroad, over 116 pounds, wergh in at the ingside, ne] Walter Brooks and Frankie Fleming, the Cap: lor $80 edless to say, Chase de- | Ness at the getaway and a lem. loping | American soldiers who fough | aiiesn on | ps hoe egned articles calling for Pal to vox Dick | borer, who are now boxing ligltweights Bite this allegation, Pertitt, wilt in stride, those were the Meredith stock | Prance, BEDE) coite Semin the veteran bayebalt | Madman a teo-round bout ate yacetebars bem fetched to aetna ten-vund oo prom, lity give 8 at the n trade. A of Buffalo oo next Monday eaght at 120 don bout at a besicg slow to be broughe hearing and also McGraw ne n Meredith first m his bid for ath. | ve ey ny . ae 5 rai er | ;ounds, Walsh took the match when be touad | off at Montreal, Canada. w night, Whe lade bare epseus bs opinion “among baseball letic tes e while a student Mercers: | 5 Out that Lawdimaa couldn't make any lighter | (oudhl many good fights, i ect a |G iene t Briefs.) CI News of the Links )|\CBaseball Briefs) **" er Cee en ae ee eee ioe wae ort briels Latest News of the Links ASCOGUU DV UCTS J) saising reals, via toa tearrereasss, sui | eatin “twit Wont tt the, Soloaal ae On ad “IT have been accused eque vid ng stride, Before the Dick Laadu the ed Little featherwognt | Ph@adelabia on Saturday wi which ing poolrooms and bett ‘Sah vehi entered Pennsylvania University | Athletto clubs of th ons New Jersey's f champion-hip| with this number inscribed In stars! The American Association season will| of Lackzort, N. ¥.. hare mgved articies of aare. | tovoed by Reterwo U Hirien in the fourth round games. I have visited 4 at , mon ry ge 1d made | Won their Aght for the much vurney will be held at Deal and te in the custody of the <cxecutlve | soon april 23, the date set for the open: | mant calling for then to mort in & teinnund |the managers Tom (Gibbon and Baruey Medue Ae age, Ms but only t vertures for the land flyer-Mere tenn ovements on the athle eld a Sand 1 This was decide a ing of the major league season, with | bout before the New West side 4. U. of eae have slgue! a of agreem Se aaieece a imce sfe with. |Oith's Mame Was known whereier | Macomvs Dem ecame | ine annual meeting of the New Jersvy | Financially, the New Jersey nvsoela- | Kansas City playing at Columbus, Mil-| hime, N.Y. oo we sight of ob. @ | Radio) them te bos at ane, of tha Fumors, 1 did make two beta last tit fed With showing Nik heels to. a re as] Beat Association at the Pr ton ts in better condition ‘han ever, | waukee at Louisville, Minneapolis At) ieuanded tat te weigat be 14 wunds at tue | moves, ee. se 19 the ‘series between the Cincinnti American stars, the Pennaylvania ee Ment Has beoh held. since 116" The | Telede and St, Paul at Indianapolis, riogade, which he way ford 10 asc, tor] -- and Cleveland teams, [ bet $100 that, Wizard went to Kholm in 192 for Ande) S ray. | Treasurer’ hows a batance ay 1H ie teen Reddy, ‘ed Lewie. erwolght ehamplon, hae been would beat the tnalenas the Mia ye ane snd there Neda | st thore was some taik of have | an hand of and tn addition t Del Griner wili_ no longer pitch for | Heddy meee timed up to meot the winner of the twalte. I put the money back when he|feated’ Bolin, the much — heralded Ma: | meeting in June, but J this the ‘association. during the. year |the Brooklyn Robins, He earned the} Haring contracted a cold io bis chet wnile | rouud bout betmoen pitched in the second game of the|Swedish champion, in an 800-metre 4 con-| Kelley, the Deal delegate, rubscribed for (#90) worth of Liberty |name across the bridge as being an in |tamirg for iw bout with lary Wiliams, which | the Canton, O., welterveight, which la to. be } series and doubled Pinning poh Real tan niayh laa ach Graces ala bonds, |The 11S year book hax been !s-/and outer, and he has been sold |was fougia at the Armoy A A. of Jemey City [staghl at Ganion, 0, on next Monday alght Charges of this k if Stead redith, concentrating everything = Vice Nag a Stee ot int tr | to the St. Paul Club of the American | Hewale on Monday uigst, Clay Yumer, tie] Lewis and the rictor will engage tp @ te. proved, | Meredith, cor : tlorder to finish certain cont rs ans wnent_ of would be 4 blow at t honesty of on speed, never essayed to go bey The track team at the Univ y ioe 7 Rn: ARIANA: 8 the participation of h club tember. | Association for a cash consideration, | 'mdian hight bearyweight, baa been advised py | round bot at a boxing ehow to be Oramgt ; baseball, which has been rarely ques-|the 880 mark, He had no ' nnsy lve will be augmented with | improve s. These same | : ; ey 2 Griner divided his timo last year be. |» sbsvict take & Fest for a week Ay a] otf by Matt Hinkel, the Wontera fight, promoter, ty tone for the w notwithstanding | th: he anirense of the February ciass by} the ones taken by the Weste When Oewald Kirkby won the New | tween major teas ue baseball and ship: | M Turner alll sot bos agnin until be Jat the Armory at Cleveland the middle of eons t earnest entreaties 4 nany we € ard, the hurdler, why made | County Golf Associatic Tae Baal Untry Clas. hecatie [yard baseball, He made quite a hit on | te 1 ine 3 bs au j NO NEWARK DEMPSEY-MISKE. Ira admirers Ted was satisfied lathletie history at Brown Hnvversity the per OUR Sty Ge bapame Beaten Island with "the Standarg? | adnme A, © of Muttalo, N, 2, ou Feb, 10 adie Nes, (the Aitcinnn “tia dae MATCH, KEARNS SAYS to stay In the mid anne efore enlisting last summer. ile ulvo| The delexates refused to accept the | Thig was the senong | Aine Leo ftowlande, the Milwaukes fightor who fights | made gocd i tus te the West f \ ap u d been won outright — a0 Roxtaeie, ‘tM 4 : | aoe ee pa o in the Wem, f AVE just heard from Ja pet ee wae . Will represent the Meagbworoe Club} revignation of Nathan Schroeder as |{) a Pash woe wutright. | vieut, David tz, President of | Tom Gibbous # ten-round uodecision bout at | feating Haney Thorve at Douoit on Jam i i’ Kearns, manager cf 2 HreMOnt: ey yenre acu [i Open competition. | President, on t ground that thet faation sok the (the. New International League s{tne ‘Town Mall A, C, of Scranton, Pa. tomor | and Winky Mitchel! in (ea rounds at Milwaukee { Deinpscy, Writing Phila: edith started bis racit ' ' : fait way ar yieaa ee nnew chanpionship | deeply absored in the umpire, question | row sight. ae Sua Hignal up for anoiher lat M lor ben faa tee feo y riting from Phila : kele Ving a 9 yen ad ne Ml howl wa hased and this fein the [and Wondering how un pick e@lght| yo decision scrap. 1a this go his ovvonent will be | matcied te chia Mitebell, the eveck, @eiphia Kearns says the hat 4 ‘ ‘ ashetbe doa third term was du ) ustody of the Executive Committe | good ny and true oF fa A A the Pitts Melt b . mses af lleaiion tart - i the Dempsey-Miske — proposou Ps Aap re ine be M if as the entire Executive Committe resent Included Wrederick [OF forty who have: apphed tor a 1 Livy will clash for ten rounds at tho Ke the Cream Gity a. ¢ Milwaukeo tm the big 4 1 in Newark, whicu we frowned Mr was 'fittoon when [ihe is ’ noluding Hdward 3% He D Jr the | py Neale ak aay cer ed le) 1 ag uinpire In t w international | Ay cy in but xt Munday nigh aiiturias there 0 tt Lash eeaa [ Ay oe cies tmacahea tht cert mage & roof the sch tay | Secretary-Treasurer; Charles PT jr, Haltuarol: W. Mf." Reekie, | League att ended pitchers of his | Gus Corte, the Wentern light hearywe PASH : i were also 1 J to mee: ! ten Me ima wae, Be ambia will ha , ‘ , aly ntolairy WP) Holden iv, Mad oat loftehanded pil ‘ a| 6 ? i. johnny Murray, rewational New. York Bie ter at New Orleans. 1 fet ESLER Ages fee ash swine Lule “ra : Hady, John E, Kelley, Frederick C.|{eon” Nathan Schrosder, “Haviewood; |day., and ,Hatry Bwaciia, who once | who bes been busing for uuny seury during wich | bantam, who bas fought sight tine in Philly : Newark bout n 1 au Deana tier peak paverat aie | (ae cere econ” war, Accurdl Reynolds, Frederick HM. T tay ang). Berdan, Shackamaxen: rane 8 | club when it’ wna pennant Lime ts has Mookad ue with the tovnotchera 48 | winning wit of the bouts by knockoute, three of “ \ meeting. 24 A = 2 aguate MAnaee athe i AIS aed 4a en |. Tannehit) came north with the Yan- | ill probably soun announce Lis retirement frow | jas been mat to box Champion Herman op Kearns admits he was made \ Hel Nay i" i i iroeder said thatihe intended to. a —— | ‘and Braves as ump the ring, os he ia e trom failing eye: | & Bb at the Nations) A, ©, of Pulau : for Dempsey by a Newark pr T EE pig nwad 8 fe Ha eee m at least two more names to the Lsecu Fddic Santey Dies. tion Keres two sight, He has saved considerably of his earnings | deiphia, may tured it Gown. 1 saw 8 bale maiies Vsoon found that 3 4 ach. of \ ‘ Hive Sernaltise: As, He Deva bs Wet CHICA. Me tdie Santry. | ould be a seood. man {rom hie ring contesta and ie evewted 10 V9 48] T¥o more shown were stagsd by the Rosen! printed after this, that Promot 2 fae ey i Neaocia {ppeara | time for the association more thar t erest featherweights in| ran, who came up. with Layay Leatue last ait.” One as Beld at the ay of Newark claimed he also ae pers . f and na hold le tournament each yea y of boxing, died aa a resuit|and Braves last year, is another who| 4, yas sinkel, the Cleveland box smoter, | U#* onpital at Lakewood and the other at the Dempsey's signature and cor 9 y REE @ ® H ae w | tHe came out in favor of a juror eve _ Ae deserves ¢c This old playing | Matt Hinkel. boxing promoter, | Grand Central Palace, Six houta were pu match with Willard. ‘The e ng a ng 1 finally Veg at CBuRia, ey 13, Drinoaugn | He came ont a reat s nervoup breakdown that star of Treds "knows | i swcomfl in sgning up chavion Benny Leto: 110 Nood and fie at the na ot ones Aspe io MARINER roids tune Ar of runny a: Vena) tanta at a. Mana | hinted nal com nt a t of his ring Rngwa how fo fundio Himself Both Of | teosan) will bare to weigh ie for the co RACING SELECTIONS, With Miske,”" says Kearns, “if the pros (i) , time | Nae BP ileseaticctsitioalttast eet Freee ere ma ly FS hia pponente were Fer oi t slay cab thel Colne sain them bate uetind thnk 6] Gin Naw o if moter and I can come to terns.” down to St seconds. Pm afraid T tried | purine tt | “ae : Pee fae, { a bean Ail ew vork Tankees know Wwhirre | in main bouts wil Dave to alow what weight they RLEANS. Krom this it would seem that even § t Sha nine iia : . Ri Tesnontive co Ge iminlits ? 7 te wee Bi A AMrore they stand on the salary question withs | gre at First Ruce-—Runnan, Hidden Ship, “ the New Orleans fight is not yet a Temuiiad ah y ee Vanderbilt took o ‘ Re taenvenie t Ais ath te Rey Aur anen Woon Foreclosure. cae fixture M “fh 3 a its 4 H wed a total m r ) Sees Sparrow, the bi Managers miaiied | ete Hrndt of Bmok pr game litte! tac ilfreda, Astraca, “ eat aap 4 5 w 8 L0H hows atl clut ¢ more than u yea © new ne cision, the contracts yeaterda. pa they antam: has bean Lonombly dischars ay peorey tO Say Chek $90, was run next Keds | ih hd annual i ted * ) ‘ ghtwaighi chains | teeng tamenng’ buck @uickiy and pare | oad tw take wa] Third “Race—Ina Kay, Asaler Miske New Orleans bout doesn’t look son 1 really got guing in a Way that |tors of the Assoc auion” of American | Merve M APSO KOARHN IUDs BF Mr [haps they won't, ola Hg Mah de angltnp tr otlny wih Mace i o4 MM] UT ETT 4 * any too fuvorable at the present time, was noticeab Horne we Hotel ‘Hiltnore,| Westfeld, Nod. During the seens and navy, won ayother bout | haps they w os eee | Fronkic Horus Jah Suarkey aud the rest of te Fourth Race—Pinchurst, Ke now that Kickard bas signed Willard nd Ted'a improvement then muat | It has been erroneous lsuinmer an effort was mad eu the Bay Mag Barracks. | Branch Rickey, Pr aldent of the St | uit feiows jp the game. He bie eeedy fon) Trusty, mer, up. have teh -vety inaihod indecd, tor.via {tek Hee ian clue the muses o cher | Hs sdeily Won a ctx round referce’s du- | Laue club of the Nuuunal League, | Burne fies tie wertan at iu Filth Rave — Archie Alexander, not be worth while t - who could. poo Ive & cup for @ horse show, 4 . ‘or ‘a ae leision over Fred Barrows. It was aland manuser, too, announced that the | meet again he will tum the tables ou Burma win} Sailor. Newell W. de As A Rigs bile fps Mike Murphy. who could spoonise Wanderbilt, "Whenever I regurd the members In the service, | We Ore | eorking battle from stare to finish, but flnanclal ditficulties of the Cardinals | vas beaten bim Unree times, Sixth Race — Lottery, Stitch. tm ‘ mening abilliy probably jer than lgituntion a opportune f shall be pleased kanizationg made returns, wav ‘ve total TPoran® nnd. the upper. hand ail’ the had been adjusted and that the club will —— Time, Bob Hensley, are y cts one else appraise vy fleet io ive: a, iro ¥, And@l regard the re- showed 4 me ve way, Beven thousand sailors attended pot be sold at apatien, satisty, the pares Rawat, oof the best light middie Seventh, ce — Queen Apple ‘ourh : make jeulous.” war work: bout second mortgage weignle e he hailing ove Cotuming, © , Boe Maud Bacon, Saal f sae K