The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1919, Page 18

{ | ; 4 i # - Plans for the Big Fight Here— Racing Talent Beating the’ Layouts So Far. Far, RICKARD is back in New York with the plans of the big fight. He has a map with him, showing whete everybody who wants to pay $60 for a ringside seat may nit, and also those who may want to break Into the party as bloacherites | for $10 a throw. { Rickard is ali excited about the ar+ rangement for his arena; bis lumber contracts have given him trouble, and just at present he does pot know where he is at. Tex, however, insists that there wil! be 20 cause for alann, that he has the jumiber coming and that the arena wih be built in time enor to let those organizing fight parties to T ledo go ahead with oer arrange. ments, Rickard says he han the seating, plans all drawn up In architectural form for anybody to study. All who want @ seat can plan to get one ac cordingly. While Tex nnturally | would want to sell all the $60 seats posaihs, he is magnanimous enough | o want the rank and file on the scena Tex, Just back from Toledo, \a | ® Dusy man, Alrendy he has appil- | ations for most of the high-priced seats, T Is very early in the racing season | to talk about prospective cham- pions. The Juventic Stakes, which | under oréinary ditions brings about the best two-year-old of the | yeas, is run Thureday, and until that | drive down the etretch is completed few will know what's what in the iworyear-old division, ILLY GIBSON says that Benny | Leonard is thinking seriously of | fetiring from the pugilistic | limelight. Between you and me, | Benny would resign his lightweight | champlonship with the same carelens abatdon that any one of ‘us might vart qth his right leg, Benny, to cewlar friend, became mixed up in a re company, which he bought at a7, ‘The stock afterward reached the cen. tury mark, and Benny profited ac- cordingly. He made more money in a couple of weeks than he could have got out of the fight game in six months. No wonder Benny would have aspirations In other directions Poor old Billy Gibson te one fight manager who doesn't want to extract a sharo of fabulous amounts that Leodatd might earn ® boxer, If Leonard wants to retire and give the boxing business a go-by, Gibson has nothing to do with it. To us it eeemp ke Benny needs some publicity tn the tire business, with which he ts well coquainted, But just because he | i# Influential enough to make Wall! Street profits, he appears to be satis- ied. Benny was lucky In being on | the ground floor of the tire manufac turing business and profited to the extemtiof getting It at 6 per cent. and tellthg 2!) bis friends to do the same, To-day if Benny jar Bought an- other battle as a pugilist, he cir ure aga rich man thei and gt HE racing season, withough jt) hasn't gone past its frat moet- ing, has produced a money rid- ing jockey who promises to fare faverably with Walter Miller. The youngster’s name is Nolan, and as far am we can gee he te the “good thing jockey.” In the last race yes- terday at Jamaica everybody was tuck.” The jockey board showed Nolan as the rider of Shenandoah. lt wee considered to be & good thing, At the head of the stretch Sbhenan- doab was eix lengths behind Marie Antoinette, With everything lost, Nolan sterted to ride, He whipped | wi and spurred and 4i4 everything pos- | sible on Shenandoah, Any other jockey would bave given up the bunt, but little Nolan didn't, He made up round wits every stride of Shenan. doah @nd just mailed Marie at the post, tie. ry tor a of —_ LORD LONSDALE REGRETS fro us WILLARD-DEMPSEY BOUT |’ Tox Rickard hee ressived the follewing cable message from owing to numeroye engagements | 7’ am unable to leave England at present. “invitation is a charming ample of mutual friendship and understanding between the two eee May they long con- baal Game A They saw the lo baseball put to @ thorough test out there at the Polo Grounds when the Reds scattered the winning streak of the Glanta, have the market by the tal) with @ downhill pull, And to make it worse, none than Jimmy Smith, a former respect ed citizen of this town, caused all the} disturbance. | Jimmy sat theré on the bench when the Reds had a three-run lead and saw Benny Kauff walk up to the plate with two on bases qod larrup « beauty into the right Meld’ stands for the cits cult. Jimmy detests hero worshipping, all swollen with im extremely, ‘saw the Chante take the loud op w wick little bunt by G: and his anger grew. Then Jimmy won, Cincinn iath & the p! jong Rie ane ty the Sian Mh, tokced looked red-legged runner tearii me. turned the ball loose fas, yey eat — that was too late, than ten fee! worked the saueene Play for two clean ary tow of us remained to think it over and see the last inning, but most of that big crowd right away to thee sd Pand home. most we've a hietes BEST SPORTING PAGE BoTH HE TH SE6 PAL N WANTED S'DOWD VEFEATED Wo BAGISH BOXERS IN THE KING'S TOURNAMe ST Giants’ Victory ‘String achior HOLDER OF THE Broken by Short Bunt That Scores Two Runs in i} than a pny quite a At this wri! Benny's cheat annoy b bis chance, In thi and, ‘rom li for followe at the very last minut leader t! The buses one out! ake ‘a double, immy looked Reds Stop New Yorkers in Which Smith's stands with the bases olugged may furniah more of u Joyour | little single no | nice. longer than a billiard cue, but there lingering doubt in the minds of 20,000 querulous fans to- day as to which brings bacon, jArt Vletcher were going up and down ike elevators all afternoon. Pitel were knocked out of the box and M ran and Win, finally banished oe ++ Eolinses Kauff’s [from the field from offendiag Measly Hit Eclipses Kauff’s the crowd, which wanted peace re- , stored. It was astonishing, thongn, Home Run, to see how well this crowd kept _ ‘hidden its natural love for Ifw and jorder. By Boreman Bulger. Tie melee lasted more than Ywo HOM run »mash into the hours and a half, and even at that 1 overheard a father “Papa, little boy say to his 4 we trudged up the steps: T think baseball is awful If 1 get 90 in my grammar th month will you take me out again?” Two old Lengue— Ray home the | ~slarted ame against each other, The pace and short of {NA® too fast for both of them, nad ting the jeorge Burne e ninth innt was put On second to run for the leaden-footed Cuteo., That, in a way, would be reflected glory even if he as & consequence, Jimmy did not score, but another natian did, und the quarrel was in « perch on second Jimmy Smith saw the flery Win from the party words to Umpire Qui um aula! may ha ral ey, am Manager chugwed ti One run need Sornees hed been Sure fret for La of a ts preforrt' They got it, most unexpected way, the situation over, the infleld set itself for a pos- double play, and again thought y Kauft's swollen chy d nes pitched @ nice curve and Jimmy, with no notion of swine. ee, oem simply ly _dreppes seer ent, his bat om the t was the most suc- “mothers baseball weve for a long tim HE CAN’T REFEREE {ators "tether" McCarty could stop Cy a ome up only that moanly b long, were wise, ith’ inning é runner hed crossed third. MeCarty there ‘the ball to Hal Chase, to see anoth Le a Bot up tmray sim! chest measurement Inst night was two inohes than Kauff's, Taking it all in all, that busting of the Giant winning streak was the quarrelsome afternoon sotorea ta for ee ‘the “facn, ehokod p in cores bf csaversation ignored the ay Mr. Quigley, and the incin= ted behing Pat edged into the argument To nee his humiliated was the last word. i bided his time, i came to the bat in the Jimmy was permitted to lace of Cuteo aa well aa to run for him, and arriving at th 5 in hand, xi aid Jimmy nen fore him? and ont plate, iy we inn and went sreatar they practically knocked each other out simultaneously—a cross punch, av it were, When the thing Snaily wound up Jess Barnes was pitch! Bin first detent for tho Giants. and Luque, another Cuban, was hurling the baseball for the Reds. trade about the Gonzales case. It was : straight purchase, sight unseen, ‘7 Cuban catcher last played in the | league with St, Louis was bour trom that club. the Reds also. Let's have another! MIDOLE WEIGHT NTLE By the,way, where did Pat Moran | get all titise Cubans, anyhow? John McGraw also got himself a Cuban yesterday when he signed Mike Gonzales, the Ingbean bavk- stop of Havana, [used to know Gon- | males down there at the Almedares Park, and dc make any iisteke about his being quite a catcher, McGraw says there was no TWO SPORT LEADERS WHO FOUGHT Copyright, 1919, by The Press Publishing Co. Joe Lynch, the crack west side boxer who recently returned from England where he made a great showing In two of his bouts there, will make his first appearance in a} bout in this country, now that be has! been mustered out of the army, at the| Olympia A, A. of Philadelphia on Monday ev:ning, June 2. It will be the closing down of the indoor boxing season at that club and Joe's oppon- eat will be K. 0, Joe O'Donnell of | Gloucester, N, who is a great [favorite in “Philly.” They will come | together in a six round bout, Eddie Mead, manager of Lynch, has just signed articles of agreement for Lyaeh, Another bout which matchmaker — ‘seorge Eweet of we Olrmpla A, A, of Philiiy'* hee bovked for hie club 1 one betwen Jobany Kilbane the foutbarwaight champion and Lary | Hanson phe game Srookiya lughtmvight, Mage! fagned the pair up today to engage in six-romed bout a the clnh’s next boxing +bow on Monday vight, Althowh Heusen cav tbe vunishnent, Kiibase ought w have ao truble in outpoinging tim. | Pill Cems eed hie peoimpe, Kalish Brady ot | Syrecase, ere back from Gievelgod, where the latter held his owa against world's (oa:lnewelgnt Kilbane in @ tee-rousd bout ing ot Brady's city’s bunt eport don't thins Brady didn't wun het, He wae at Jphuny oil using & fumping-sacke atyle of aysek | Me bad bie tigi end left to} oy, jim tunsiny Lites witha: | very much and judging he chaumion, we'd | ie can bring him back bare any time with Kilvane, Matt Brock, Sywakiv | champion Jutmny Dempsey Starts a TOLBDO, O., May 20.—Jack Demp- sey slept last night In his training eump on the whores of Maymee Bay, which+will be his quarters until his championship battle with Jess Wil- lard in Bayview Park here July 4. Light training will be started by the challenger to-day, The reel, serious work, however, will not be begun un- til later in the week The deal for the camp, an exclusive club, was closed yesterday. Mem- bers of some of the most prominent families in Toledo voluntarily sur- rendered their privileges there so that y it A four- with great screened in and fishing An outdoor constructed ut de, Po beach makes the location idea! gymnasium will be once. Dempsey was so delighted with the camp tbat he told friends that he probably would not return to the city until after the battle, “Will be out in the open every bie,” he said. “I plan to loosen up @ bit to-day and start real work us goon as my manager thinks It advis- able.” minute possi- nes De Morest of Plainfield, N. J., has been selec as chief trainer for the challen He was Dempsey’s first handler, T @erring partners will be instructed to report in days, a veteran boxer s Bont, Eadie Kelly, Mariem 1 giv the fast welght, showed championship form a the open alr show of the Armory A. A of Jersey City last night, where he Whipped Carl Herz, the colored boy’, in @ight fast and furious rounds, — Welly was the aggressor from the start and although Her was a willing mixer Kelly Quel him at bay throughout with tla Weftning left hand jab round of the bat this chapter Kelly with the best branc witnessed in many a oes, ound Herz, In the otaer mae round at Georgie Brown shuded Re& Mc- Training To-Day For Big Battle, Golf News | Hill School won the chief honors P| the Interscholastic golf tournament over the links of the Scarsdale Golf and | jCoumry Club, H. Davis, after a tie | jwith W. B. Sparks of Lawrenceville, jcaptured the round, while the Hill School, with 4 |total of 339, easily gained the team prize =o i Chancollor * iiaworth Brown) and a dozen members of the fgoulty of | New York University will participate | in a golf tournament on Friday aft noon On the links of the Flushing Cou: try, Club of Flushing, Professo Georke B. Hotehkins of English among those who wil try for the are Profess dward J. Kilduff, Paul O. Badger, ‘stenbery, Turner Bergh. Madden and ‘Messrs. Duggan, nd Manville, all of whom are ed with the School of Commerce of New York University. Fost Although eligible to play im the ans nual tournament at Apawamis, inaug- urated several years ago by Horace L. | Hotehkiss, the an lnksmen of ce tain of the N racy clubs have de- | cannot come too the nd consequently have arrange ha competition to be held June 1 over the Hnks of the Plainfield Country Club. Canoe Brook, Glen Ridge, Montclair, Plain: field, “Raritan Valley, Union Country | and Yountakah are the organizations making up the interelub affair, but it] that by another year the nums 1 easily be doubled. R NORRIS WILLIAMS, FORMER. NATIONAL TENNIS Champion - WINNER | OF THE CRoIn OS GUERRE CFistic News torn Fon and Gossip ) Britt, Benny Vaiger of any of the other top notober,"” ° ~ Billy Gitwon, wanag of chempim Benny Leonard, to-day recetred wor! from Charley Mer matctinaer of the Quoenaberry A. isuffalo, ray. tween X. %, ‘ (The New York Evening World). Wie TRY YO RESUME HIS PositioNd AS KiG OF THE COURTS Wars UAE WHILE O'OSGIB. Witt LOOK For ). CERTAIN CERSONS Ss) N.Y, Giac the ten round Bout be: Leovart and Jimoy Defy of Lacepert, ban been declared off, Murmy informed Gideon that ax Duffy wae not likely to give Leonard & pacrone bard that he uoogy fight (0 plese hue thonght woald be advienbie (© cancel the match, Jor deotly 1s, the Breliah seetherwalght, bap ert: Jort bin popalarity with the fiabt tena ef Mailadeiptia, for la Lie gv with Praakie Brown af this pig, $1ox2, bebe bose. city ab the National 4 on Maturday frome receipts ony smeunted to 0, whiek Is very mmmll for & bout between Bon Vor and Brom cach re ‘ ceived 420,00, George Wap! has bee appoliied watchmexe last Tussoday night amounted vo brought ing (au9 of Boston and the AN a y err Franke Hostoa 60 100, Britt bh the box. the crowd, as he is an idol near; \etatla for the firwt oven alr xing show at Forum Piold in Pittebuigh were arranged to- nagreed 1,000, iste Promotor Moutley has to wive Derting Lavineky & guarsates of with an option of 25 per cent, of the 410m reeelj-o to meet Hasty Greb for ten rounds, aud Daa Morin bas acomptad for lle battler, Willem Hi Trot Sha New. Jemey Hox salary Se reels fs wi ‘easous dit SG sees tue Ship aoevions cy newt (i0n, Thormahlen’s Twirling Blanks: Cleveland Team cui !VELAND, May “oT wo bis inedal in the qualifyiD& | raities by the hard-clouting Yankees routed the Indians in an interesting game © er and allowed the New Yorkors eep Up 4 notch on the leading | White Box. The score was 7 to 0. Herbert Thormahien, Huggins’s colt | Southpaw, hurled for the Yanks and he has rarely been in bett ‘ie, |contined the Indians to three singles partment, is the present champion, and |and was in dapger of being scored on form, He but onee, when two hits were bunched in the eighth inning, and then a great throw by Sam Vick caught Speaker at the plate trying to score from ond 0} The Yanks won the | Thorn | secon Peck rificed, fumb! made pitched ball, Billing the bases, squee: and Peek sce kept | ainglii wn Wambaganss's single. mahlen went into the box, «and went to that bag when shot a safety to left, Pipp sac- |. Baker hit to Johnston, who led, and Vick scored and’ Peck third. Pratt wa bit by a On the ze play, Lewis was out at first ed. Then Ping Bodie up his great hitting streak by ng to left, seaving Baker and ——<—<—— |BOYER ENTERS AUTO RACE | AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY | Joe Boye! and spectato! who gave the ten thous- 40 many thrills in 112 Victory Sweepstakes at Union- town, Pa, yesterday afternoon, has sent his entry for the International weepstakes to be run at the Sheeps- head Bay Speedway on Saturday, June 4, Boyer will drive a Frontenac. In tp race at Uniontown, Boyer waa| averaging about 98 miles an hour and rapidly overhauling leaders when he experienced engine trouble and was) compelled to slow up. ‘This robbed him | of a chance to win the prize and also smash th om for the course, Cincinnati Chicage | Pratt. Philadelphia, Berton, 2. GAMES TO-DAY. York, me before! Vick | ned the game with a singie past I CERTAIMIM HEM! OUT TONIGHT, AND ENJOY UR NOUR POKER Sf Came - ' Busy Tennis Season—Mike O'Dowd to Defend His Mid- dleweight Title. | By-William Abbott. NORRIS WILLIAMS, form Mike O'Dowd, holder of* the world’s middieweight title, home after long eervice in France. Williams, one of the greatest Ameri- can players to swing @ racquet, to Plattsburg with the first batch of lized a war was captaincy op Major tad. O'Dowd, Williams, got into action early, Mike didn't seek any training camp instruction, assignment or other bomb-proef job, The middie. welght cheneen we wanted to be where. things were bapnenas x, 80 he landed witht the 55th mines. Mike man- aged to vary his military cases with frequent workouts with the gloves. He boxed all along the jing in Noe and was selected to represent the United States in the recent interna- tional boxing tournament in London, ral under the auspices, of King ooo elan't make a speck of difference ix “wike in what country, or under what iMustrious conditions, he boxed. In the King’s tournament O'Dowd) defeated two English opponents and one ambitious punch specialist from far away Australia. The Prince of Wales presented the American cham- pion ld cup for his ring victories but Mi seornfully said on his ar- rival home the cup was bunk; that the gold wore off In a week. In all, O'Dowd has nine months’ service at the front. Now that every- thing’s quiet in France, Mike is go- ing to declare a little war all bisown on severa! boxers who heralded their middleweight claims during bis ab- sence with the army. O'Dowd says he'll start a brisk campaign that will quickly wipe out these contenders. For the past seven years the name of RK. Norris Williams hap been brightly engraved on American ten- nis records, As a member of Davis Cup teams, Williams competed in several international tournaments, Th the last of these famous competitions Williams was defeated by the late Anthony Wilsing and Norman Brookes in 1914 at Forest Hills, On top of this setback, Williams came back two weeks later and won tbe national singlea championship frum Maurice McLoughlin at Newport. This feat was regarded one of toe most surprising reversals of form ta American tennis, but ebility to do the sensationa! is @ marked feature in the former champion’s game. On the other side, Capt. Williams | succeeded in giving nis racquet @ lit- | tle practise. On several occasions he | many fully rv and rose to Gen. Harbord's e Uke PC,| Clo. © .714| Washington, 5.867] St, Lovie © 600 Detroit + © 8 600] Philadelphia, 411 GAMES YESTERDAY. i | New York, 7: Cleveland, 0, Detroit, 6) Washington, @. | Chicago: Phitadeiphie—Ra: P Loule-Bavten—-Rain TO-DAY. Boston at St. Lows, Washingtow at Datrait. ‘Palladeipbia et Chieage. | conditions, 1 season at Forest Hills national tennis champion, and| %@% # sort of modified champlo Noted Champions Home Eager for Sport Action Atter Service in France Norris Williams Looks for aed Dart in tournaments around Paris with American, French officers. English and last Braeea tournament was The played in 1 tured the Pry after a gruelling Ove scores being «—6, 6—4, The next year th @ title tourn: ‘ent was abandoned because of war the title going to R Lt This year all the ers Championship, Williams is expected to leading’ are back| should be available for the All-Com- aud R. Norris hip, indley Murray. layers be the highest ranking player for 1919 as the result went! of the national championship. pH clad ecer rearuit, gaited to France before BURNS DEFEATS BRANDT IN HURRICANE SETTO| PORTLAND, Mo., Ma Burns of Jersey City and Dutch Branstt| of Brovklyn fought one Leround bouts ever wi Pine Tree A. C. of this Brandt was Brown of tunday nm aught all kdown in t of the match S was b substituted w York, who backed out xe y 20.—Frankie of the hardest tnessed at the city last night. for Frankie ight. The bout way, urns he ninth rou: Binzen Makes His Bow. Bllott junior Bellchiro star of Allen H. won their matches on n. indoor Kashiro, the Kings Binzen, t the New Rochelle Tennis Club. competiton was the championship singles, resumed after a lapse of two years. was the first-time out. { ment this season for Bi: ———— Reddy tooree. 5 v At the Fores! Battling Reidy ef New tered & sound beating to of Newark, dropping hi oe F ica rounds for ¢) owed sensatio eight rounds. national the foremost champion; Japanese County Club; he Behr and Alexander Ller the courts of The Quaker Ridge which has been It in open tourna. inzen. Knoeckdowns. | lub of Blizabeth | York admints- Battling Henry in the fir 1 form through- While we wait the signing of the Peace Treaty—a treat for you To pay less is unsafe; to pay more is extravagance. IN: NEW YORK) OLSON GOES LPN By Thornton Fisher AIR LONG ENOUGH # FOR GUBS TO WN Dodgers Lied Gti Game in which Arguments Nearly Result in Blows Being Struck. By Richard Freyer. |, OSH transatlantic aviaters @, nothing on Ivan Qipom, ‘who plays the ehortfield for the Dodgers, as he went up in the alf th the ninth inning of the second test between Brooklyn and Chicago. At the start ‘it looked as thougifOl | son's hop would be a success,-fu. | Umpire Harrison decided the @on- ditions did not warrant @ Sight, aod | after a short spin Ivan came down, Chicago won by the score of 3 te 1. In the first half of the ninth inning Mann, the Cubs’ leftfielder, hit a Uner to Olson, The latter made a bad throw to first, and Konetohy in trying to field the ball collided with Mann, He was thrown to the grqgnd. The outfielder exchanged a few werds with everybody in general an@ so one in particular, pleked hime LJ |and stayed on first. He immediately | attempted to ¢teal second and Kpué- ger, the Brooklyn catcher, threw to | Olson for the put-out, Olson had nis man standing up, but instead of touching him gently Ivan practically took a punch at Mann with the ball, Mr. Mann objected to | this verbally, and was about to object | pugilistically when Umpire Harrison, |who was dt second for the play, jumped between the two players and held them apart. After Chicago and Brooklyn ret: |forcements ran out to @econd bas and spoke about everything except baseball, Umpire Byron, who was giving decisions on balls and strikes, ordered the field cleared and the game proceeded. The incident did not strike one as clean baseball and things of that ort will not do the, game any good, The Cubs won by clean hitélng making a total of seven swats, fou! of which were doubles and one @ three bagi Burleigh Grimes oecu- pied the mound for the Dodgers and was opposed by Jim Vaughn, who pitched a good game, But for the fact that Rightfelder Piack for the Cubs made a great catch of Konet- j chy’s long fly in the latter half of the ninth, Vaughn's pitching would have gone for naught, One run had been sent across the plate in this inning and Zack Wheat and Myers occttpied second and third respectively, There were two out at the time with Konetchy at bat. The Dodger first baseman connected with the second ball pitched and sent the pill toward the centre field gate. Flack after a desperate run took the ball! over his shoulder and held it in his gloved hand, thereby prevent- ing Brooklyn from tieing the egore, robbing Konetchy out of a proWable }triple and ending the contest im the Cub’s favor Grimes i is always in the game. He runs out every hit he makes and Is not afraid to hit the dirt when the occasion ealls forastide, Burleich is a hard worker and a favorite with the fans, ono Brooklyn twirler who Pveovering. th From the first lap Milton, « Soe Mulford pulled away . and at the finish they lape ahead of the tallend RACING TOMORROW JAMAICA TONG ISLAND 000 HI HLAND STAKES C: LIFORNIA HANDICAP! st. Jamaies Grand ‘Stumd ni Uniforms ready to wear away at $25, made from serge or whipcord. P, S—The only way to suit the crowd is to suit cach indtoidually,, Give a thought to Broadway. TWO STORES BROADWAY & NINTH STAI 30 EAST 42 6TREET Aruketn