The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1919, Page 18

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. > E14...» |BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK DEMPSEY CHOSEN COLUMN PRETTY SOFT FOR RICKARD OUTSIDE OF THIS - - By Thornton Fisher W TE RICKARD | Copyright. 1919, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World) i | ‘a earnest posconG: |S —) / GON, |M LOOKING FOR | } CANT FIND A if PATE WITH as . { Vacant AeT | ( @® NICE STAI rH } EENEY- eee TOWN Ly HOPERND IMPR Labdisbean ht \ \ : ’ 5 (AND HANDY TO THE mp blck, \ Promoter. | Now in Wichita ; Weemsasagy RENT HE THE 5S } 1 Falls. Ta ~ Rant Won’ | THERG'S @ GOOD | Falls, Tex Says Bout Won't | pK Governor x Be Held in That State. i | (aan WICHITA FALLS, Tex u— ba | \ Promoter Tex Hickarl upon his are How THE (pe a ' Looks as it National League ( feuks'e\ stare [ned eee aeree (sen a i May Shortly Be Composed | ‘i z\ ‘eee sen) |ard's i ros there's ‘ 5 GUN THINKS a }no char of his ling the of “Friendly Enemies,” 4S sagt Piso pha? 10 chan big a Ger aeann (ZS; Stéve BRODIE TOOK been uss . y Jack S NG of big league baseball libs \N rs @& Chance BUT STEVE Kearny ‘ that he eoms to be @ favorite indoor WAS & PIKER ALONG, won't be held up nig t Pastime tiie winte such S\OE OF RICKARD “L won't ask Dempsey tan be calied. The York Na- ard for nothing.” said Ri . Yonal League Club has changed doesn’t matter ¢ ard may bave y hands, the st nuls Card) are! powe ~ received nothir ng Johncon, Mee S the market, and only yesterday MENTION IT) < Til give Dem; ich as anyone the Boston Braves were switched C re JBSS-A@ NERS else would give him " : 4 TAK CorLEctoR te fo him hold me over to a new owner in the son | Y “ Jeicer : ty TRELE I'm going to vt George Grant. We know Geors /, Y 4 Starion AceN aw able place wit "i &N@ we Know that he is a friend of} ¢ 4 to the fight. i , re John McGraw, Char & that place w coins to vis Frank McQuade & Cé Sak ine for Lagi ©} ce Giants are concerned. Mc AY S! 4 7 Tv + BUT FOr e ot 2 4 * Graw is surrounded by bis pals, hin! Ypopnrow oni Ds LARD S TEX" KNOWS THE or | vA friends, in the race for the pennant suc WHS 13 To ES hee STATE LAWS UKE & Ree £7 j He has them assembied in the New! lpn CPRONENTS PHILADELPHIA LAW HOUND ay. - ' York club, in the Boston club and, AD . HRN, Witt a3") rors es DOESNT CARE ANN HORE who knows but what some other| N SELECTIONS. ea we FoR 4 j00,000 THAN & Fox 4 friend of Mac's may get the St, Loul rac KS SS eee —— TERRIER DOES ABOUT GEOGRAMHY- ' wie | i Nationals. Page Jim Gaffney NEW ORLEANS {Yeu alex} B - . ~ pve Oe ’ is Brae Burn Coun { SET T won't take Rickard a rhinute to red he ss ) 5 ‘ in has eavled to Ha be Winds. with hay, Ws. want Jon J Fistic News )\'' 08s 26s ' to fight Willard and very padly at t eau ; Dae UT rc There won't be any stick-up on our ead and Gi )) Jas professional at ' part, as some of you sporting writers . OSSt fee eee em to think.” Getting the foregoing Vaddy By John Pollock the open championship of t u ; out of his system, Jack Kearns then It phen eth a Brac Burn Fa , i went on to assure us that he was the ; Pe Oe a ete Vardon won open golf chum am sole manager, business agent and rep- Veropaey and Billy Misha wil wot box st UB) oionshin of the United Stites in 1900, 4 resentative of Jack Dempsi i ne ——— ETE ee -_ es ams | nest month, (t was Warned today thet wateh at Chicaxo, the + j wrong to say anything else,” e 5 A Pegglitedl age Brookline. ‘ Kearns. “No one any part or frac- R R l B - 5 | N O f B ripened ay t (ony ees Ray Rivers, Local Boxer, Bowling Alley) ‘New Owner of braves oO ea en Oe t ; bave only me to deal with when t . uh, Mathay/ 4a 19° nd ene ; Re VTA ieccamvinetaetcn| 48 On uly in German nduced to Buy Clu ne Sa, te wa ($M, ea he Philadelphia a few days ago had Wi h tan Bi i Mary rag with Kid Lewis of Ne pa | EE f h wolk 4 ©o Lucke, Billie Cordes's representa ear fame ite eee inca Varden won . nin { fi ats” hc it. h Army Of Occupation ¢ 0! sisi es By. Manager OF Giant s Pic Br ee Bek wet cee Ne Nh eo NT ll all » ote a lowe iend o em P= ", on Stre rookiyn, not om ¢ rn bd ve 1 ty sey, saying that Jack would make big Hiya plished a new high iodividual ber tensronnd | Sear e i ¢ 1 the 4 , : 4 ‘ ; ; bie divigual Howilne é ; ‘ 4 eon (finest stylist t met ced, Bien ae rd before agreeing |Lad Who Was in Action Five! heard about the division : (sURArRIRY WEA a oe [DOE MeOriw Bio Brought About |‘ weal EAL ECC O Eels d ys ewe To. him ix du en Use of the 0 bi iMard’s nent " jermany, so after biking . tate . P| apps “i terlor r D. } , Feeling satistied that he haa ais-| Months Says Soldiers There) tuzancy'1 cot transterred to tne | fated i oa wt the Browdeay Ar- Transfer of Boston Club to} (Stns on top of hs pile, Mr Grant | mer is ; ; ; ; A famows 2d Division from the 7th, sde bowling alleys, Broadway and 65th . ee weeks ago announced hia desire 5 Belles several rumors that have been Only Think of Two Things, x.y" yon Own Uvet, but he also estaptisned a new| George Washington Grant, good major league C " Nt a taeN Ist going the rounds lately, Kearns suid he y On 1? wo started on our |murk, for an “at home” or “aw : ANE ' here a number ! a: ! had not tieard from Rickard directly } eo They'll Start Home and: Singin tase [hems sreies, Mie hen inaividuel sere | a Movic Magnate, Who Ran [Bail clubs on ihe market at the time.) | ae 0 set Be since Rs sepa! up Willard, Loeb Oxing. erabur Jermany. |, After Sabby rolled a p | a Shoestring Into Millions, Wh A Hoste n Braves as br, Gr pat » with alage shows < ! 8 -tiegiadipen ; a 2D | ) purchase a club. And what | sone rage -- MBE RY oe staal sins ace da. to Ul By Alex Sutlt Xemburs we marehed on until Sabby's average —- suid) be canier thane ine two \¢ he 8 Nay ait the Sea n 0 “feel” him out as 3 Sullivan. we crossed the Rhine on bee. 14 om sethor aod ewan? st , navivm A. ¢ pete ; ae plice to fight Big Jess Pate Bano AU Tite ReSaRHIKeR IDES MIR tten ee ma aver| By William Abbott. ctly what they did aver 3 hich ls lorated oe Secmait Aveoue, sree Grand | hg Naval} oc mich “I told this man,” said Kearns, “to W of decor ed AL Ear ils about twenty five kilometers mort’ , 226, 2, Aver-| JOHN M'GRAW is without a peer as Mctraw got busy on both path us tar bout will bring togerber Toung Rector | Well known « ‘ \ ukacd 16 uo ahead Ent ‘ peavy we is being written | of Coblonz | He's been the int, announcing his ef Jones City ond Frankie M d Byracwe, | Merce, Duk " Berane (0 # Liesl about all over the sporting} — Now that the war Is over, th he of the evening was the | iting F urly Yesterday in Bos 1 ple mesa Proke Willem | of n’s I ' Willard and then come and tatk bus!~ | oo) AMAL A ini aleneds by||- boa here two things of “Chiet™ Dunbas, Wh if President of the , i < ; ness with me, Now that ‘Tex hag | World as baving just beon signed b Bere ahi Ania, Gritwo. Sh Bie2 » into camp In a diamond deal of the past ev Te tickard sto box for © 0) 10 n ute 7 lnssoed’ the big cowpuncher I witl|Promoter Tex Rickard +t Bis | You never saw so many h Ne alee veut McGraw — interested é Dining details ina ‘ iehtweight, who was going great g | wants to become a boxer, and, be- th 8 Club from the Brush estate. tie erralt the AG | «d > Jhereabouts when the call to arms] Meve me, some great touts take OTT vnanvihe Sau Kanns CHAE EEA: ROA: & Ke t HIS kills off +t here | was sounded, writes from Germany) plier here every Misht hie peonle Be alished {few years azo McGraw was t Kearns and Rickard dating back to the] rience in act \-| Ruppert to enter baseball. And th ting at the Wi arrival of the late Les Dorey in this} It seems th tee isn't on th latest baseball transfer, the sale of Washington Gra Mt the time, Kearns claimed to have [like Willard, wio refused time and | tn only. a bt finds the Giants’ man ‘ he knew had a contract with Darey and that}again to box for war charities, ean the sk in his well known fixing ca- i © had arranged all detais forewminand a princely sum for his ser ‘thie wa {nthe four eae, | act ity. MeGraw and Gra ve long ae oe * Darey’s trip here while he wax in]vices, while such boys as M ‘ ese been friends and ‘t is understood that 19 ¢ 4 is Faia Lpeudbefaaaetanot | ’ Australia with @ “stable” of Ameri- [O'Dowd, Ray Rivers, Mike Donaldson, a anna ee ants’ leader was ima respon | itch to ny neepe © denn wan erin enougis | ; can fighters. Kearns also said he had |Joe Lynch and ot are still vit! thoumh oo the eT 215, 183, 13, 138, | uble for the de hat put Grant, iene daa tet Ey ; 8 nat Seotty, fares | : abled Darcy money to cover the ex- {iu ron duty on the other| front and Arcenae Po vn, Parada | Newcores to basebull, at the head 0 that hus changed’ hands thi tery toe Dundee, ut | ‘ . , } Bae ihe tedehae i roaler where the 77th Division had it onlleyas Bardbam | tne poston Nationals. f a | F Co i ities “Svien ‘ho went down to the|,,fiverm, I0. th lirived | hardest batties, “We opened. the Atte trauGio'le’ae:| And thin man, Grant 19. —— | saci Prams, tr Conauan toner, sbo|f FOF Constipation States. wn he went down to the . ere H arse 4 » M a ¢ a an ava je sor er Me tee that aversbedy in tha | fleive there on Sept. 24.and by Nov series that he tolled , 11 claims the featherwelafit champianahip title | ’ Py hip to meet Du and nd that |, ey i ne i i we had the Germans bey nd tenfeld of Rergman| that would delight ¢ ) Wor d ef that place in his retum to the Eiokard had beaten him to the Anes {army of wocupation ia thinking of 1!) Riana, | “phata where we. wore hi mene thelr heroes. ranuing ange 5, ounde ct tha place, wade ol in bis return ote | arter's Little tral ‘ alt eee a aoe finn of this coun. | when the final bell rang. We never ‘OA the reel with on aver- into fortunes, | In the eariy | Waiter Brooks of Brovkiyn so badly in a | Li Pill Fe AratanAcarannovoratiy wan sore the‘ peturh tame nich’) Phe i ia aise (sagen amt ttttes ow | More See Bouts arin otra tt as| iver Pills ‘ fe iet out two or three squawks, but | {¥ Will be treated in va ; Smt aver-|Mston Grant, who had tried his hand | oe ae be She oak onl \ soon subsided pete “users Tavares Wiaresuae sae RE YE One: (Dna SeRGne ta Dona | spc ae Walter ftom being kaocked out, | will set you right } saitaen i ar « a r i 5 82, 145, 18 . ve fo! s¢ orl 4 o of the biggest boxing shews —— | ohne langhs at the idea that | letter 1 M8, M5, saver | gt ch time Wwere ones of more and even i au ery ‘ st rite ee te hd eee ite| over ni t, hi bait hy No doubt you will be surprise ‘ of the evening, |a bankroll of §250. Mr, Grant essay er put on in a base hospital WAS | teyngert gervice of the United States Navy, | Fulton might be selected by} to hear from me in far-off Gore | time T wont tropolitan ulleys, SU ito make his tiver in. Londor Alenjoyed last night by 6,000 wounded | "ie tque and w ussiow to get oa bette wt | gat. s Willard’s opponent,” many, but I'm still battling away meroy alin Md ‘ and Ilse Bir wag the start. ‘Tne finish de Isoldiers at ¢ vhut's. ‘There Ww any of the lightweigita, Webber recently fougnt | Purely Vegetable f " wunt to see Damp. | for dear lift, but now ee man | my New York ir ine tournament jwith w powerfu of mo en bouts put on by ee ty Lin a2 | [Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price f sey fight ¢ fel No one else | Ber tes in fe . ly League, Every bout wasea BYE | cents riree mconds, Wobler is under the man. | pable of ing him @ good battle, A few days after armistice | rtar Battery Sa caianae siv # F w Yor d a OF the | agement Vaul ‘Trad, of No. 31 West oad | ET anices, ‘aok's rocord entitles him| wae sicned 1 W Sedan, P. 0, 110, A,B : ecveray fhe tbe toh hn a ton has Jobin |S e "s ron i S } obnny Clinton, Leo Jo - to first chan y has don a — oe ‘ | wh : oan Be ee i | : Carter’s Iron Pill | everythin public sked o Lewis, I Hddie ly ‘Howar h ; iim and he is prepared to do more. Maxey Soldier Howard | Brooklyn. to, owt ‘Will restore color to the faces of BPE sistance, he will fant the Frenc i ne, Peppes in pore. (0, te, wae those who lack Iron in the blood, man, Carpentier, the night before he e Duly and | sil te 8 cect Sea is | 0 meet palertaced: pecrle co i tackles Willard, or even on the same ah VP. Hay Joe Gans, the coloved we jersey, sieht If necessary,” | * see : — arenes oeierss | ht chumpion’ of the world, 8 rece eatric 0 ; j in down and close to t shouller | el uw shontd be on a level with, the fx wwe {Jobnny Black and Young Murray Rees his recent theatrical tour.) Phveioal Training nia Ae Capt. (uacers om mate ontract |. Note(hye-At Snatant of Nandini. ths eksenien of Blows Shows)’ 'i'tic final bout Jack Britton boxed | | says, Jack lengthened hin| Cee EE hit em under | righ ipproximately in the "on seeenp and four sensational rounds with Kid yecord for quick knockouts, He met| Frank Glick Issues Statement | ciocial rir instant. reanmner.” Assume | swan kre noo | COW to Be the Aggresser atid) (ire im Sunivun, miner oA KRULL PAGE ail-coniers for six nights and put six) on Sport Which Helped Condi- }* 'i:vr HAn on 7 nro pain autward | HOW to Defend Onc’s Self|the tate tes Darcy, referee eavy weights away in a round each. ' ; tua ' F DOU ; The last one was a big fellow in| tion Famous 27th Division, |». With Gloves On, \ “ane tely after the Prenton named McBride, In floors -——— A rt sonaate he Boxers’ Leyalty gue, rushed : him Jack b} the ropes and this} PYONING as it is taught in t ‘ A sotetee | Rlcnmritortedd by te ene Ratare ater to the Cardinal Patr- could not be more im wave McBr few minutes’ respite iB rmy $s the subject of a very {er 4 ve crota ne | MA Ai lh portant to your pocket- while the ring was being fixed up, | nterestin tement just ts- fextens f the sl e Woy. a ward 4 Uprer CUT TO BODY | ain. The following | ; ; Par reals nut tie Geant ’ fun b top y Jn sinilan manner ‘to | Frankie. urns oF | book than this short ume | FT HOOK nopy pt Oe | notice. Fae who is | at La VY OMP) word with the lett foot and hook’ ch | mebenes 5 } / ‘ . ane} oak” th Jand Kddie 4 1 SN \ st ne © is coming to LOPE TAR Cat mae to be BOde, Kenan Beith aid Johnny | Frank Gar Readjustment of stock ” n r Ho to talk |c with open palm | Similar manner. to. the Artie O and Young O'Le i. a theatrical engagement with al Uy yi Johnny ind Bam org reduces the prices. E Kx, O. Joe yanama ve rard, who has offered Jack | jy 1 vil ke ’ r several weeks’ work on | 4 Harry Wills and Smoke Kelly, a 25 Styles $60 SUITINGS mede to order reduced to... .$5 f ie Lewis and Y« Lippy, Danny Mern y . 850 oa at Driscoll, Harry -| 37 Styles $50 & $60 SUITINGS reduced to. $40 * nothing definite about |G cot son ; p Sight obtaining pow hy Tyne Dah 89 Styles $40 & $50 SUITINGS reduced to. $35 ns fight with | the ‘8 foren J fillow wit t me" to Jaw orl fort Chand her Sullivan and Tiger Bre 58 Styles $35 & $40 SUITINGS reduced to, $50 Miske, sui and he docsn't | they ‘ na | bic inthe atraighvest ines rai: | et and Pepper M eer ai 24 Styles $30 & $35 SUITINGS reduced to $25 riteke think ity 10d policy on his blow tly and by shar oppos vant ee, ty Bloke went | Dress suits, silk lined, made to order, $65. Tuxedos, $60 part ‘2 msoont the offer he has from » sit ‘ ; cit " rw i " idhthauliee right | arm ins , i Uniforms, 20 oz. Whipcord, $25.00; Overcoats from 30 <z. wark for Dempsey's services, He Walang pace fo iw bo Vh ow lands, h backwa riven the boxers ‘ 5.00; : Fa dk ka ee > fdded, however, that there was one | Pointed almoat stra Lr Ne na ievel Melty “shoul: | ean im ware, ivan tt Overcoating, $25.00; made to order or ready 49 wear away, { and that w ance ut und 1 OP tne tere ahauiders Goth ine the manele | Dateasxians’ Re 'To-Morrow | Gibbons, adelphia ‘ ' pose of following ap with a Sree ae | Tr Pt ay ih few days agu Kei ty Ki | blow « veking. On land: ‘ itbson ae ones | wards asied w would want to ye jelther w wit CINCINNATI, Jur ilaree ; Hol yey ) Het Dempsey box thw St. Wau! phan: . bare egg |Manager for four years of the Phiie| Mod f 4 TWO STORES me TRODORS Si, ue v ep forward povee Math. | iy .. The s- @ROAOWAY @ NINTH STREET ANG up to Cat hing been ard | t us Ma ' from Gibbon kee Y aa . haa, 30 €, 42D ST., BET. FIFTH & MADISON AVES, Mike wizardly. clevers--s ‘ i | | jin je iving ie Bt a pli agg SEE SE ET wind evant | turning to the left at (ie walet, throws | the nat le Chip.) treat 0 y mivings myay ston much weight 10 0 slightly at the hips, Centte eyes on | shoulder nd at same tine fing tight. shoulder forward and ihe lige unced ‘that he would p r promptly: Arnheim Axtoms, an who fights with Dempsey’s middie of opponent's body, especially ob-bturning slightly on ball of right foot and left shoulder backward, When blow ! iy in addition to directing the| Bysene R. Dotty, M e oem atts as ae ferocity, ‘ serving opponent's both fists. Keep the “Note(a)--As the plow lands, the left |ivnds, palm facing you. right’ fool (gam. Bs le in the betting, a ,