The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 19

Bohedule of Yankees’ Sunday Games Bare is the schedule of Sunday games for the Yankeos, just issued by Harry Oparrow, Secretary: June 8, Chicago; Bonton ; June 16, St. Loula; June 99, ‘ w ‘ashington ; June 29; Boston; July 6, Aug. 3, Detroit; Aug. 10; Cleveland; Aug.! 31, Philadelphia; Sept. 14, st Louls; Sept 21, Detroit. Headache! Pain! Neuralgia! Get almost instant relief, without fear, if you see the safety “Bayer Cross” on Tablets! Look fo@#the “Bayer Cross”! Safe and proper directions in each Bayer package, Bayer-lablets“Aspirin Boxes of 12 tablets—Bottles of 24—Bottles of 100—Also Capsules, Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacl pe AUT LL MUM EO COU LIMONEON ONION NNO OOOO NN NNUOLOOOON COOL COCOOO ONTO iO Criticism Invited We want criticisms when deserved, and would also appreciate information concern- ing conspicuously good service. A word of commendation to the deserving employee urges him to greater endeavor and creates better service to our customers. D wnt HUN NNPAER EREVAN ANKUR RTLATK |defeat of the great Roamer. Kid Jockey Outgenerals ‘Vet,’ and Roamer at 1to12 Is Defeated Cheers for Turf Idol Going to Post Are All for His Conqueror Later. By Vincent Treanor KID jockey named Meyers in A employ of Trainer Billy Kar- rick, and unheard of until last summer, out-generalied the veteran Andy Schuttitmeer yesterday at Bel- mont Park and brought about the Meyers rode the three-year-old Natural ' Bridge, owned by W. R. Coe, to a sen: sational victory over the mine-year-old turf idol with a judgment of a Tod Sloan in the tatters heyday. To make matters appear wores, Roamer was a prohibitive favorite at 1 to 12, with his 127 pounds in the saddle and Natural Bridge with @ 9T-pound feather up was @ 10 to 1 ghot. Roamer came out of the pad- parade to the post it seemed as if every man and woman arose to im hom: was @ ha"cheered, for this wan Sly aeeat of the season. Two minutes later, when he gamely struggled in second after leading all the way to the final SE alana ‘When ddck in Try our combination box, large of Liquid and can of — SOUND clean 32u%2 BELMONT SELECTIONS. First Race—Germa, Back Home, by nd Race—No selections. Third a viedra, Daddy's Cholos, Alma, Fourth Race—Hildreth entry je ghase or Out of the Way), Hand Grenade, Irma nik. Fifth Race—Minto Ii, Regal Lodge, un it. cheers and plaudits were for his con- | queror, As he returned to the scales the almost buman old steed seemed to feet his humiliation, while bis the winner's circle in front of the stewards’ stand with Meyers, a mite |of an apprentice lad, on his back, | spreading a Steeplechase smile ali over the landecape. Roamer had done his best and it| waan't good enough, yet many who saw him defeated were inclined to attribute his humiliation to Andy | Schuttinger, who rode him. The old gelding bad run in front all the way ‘without an apparent effort and at the | gixteenth pole it looked as if he could “walk” the re, » Little Meyers on Natural was near- est to him and as Schuttinger glanced back he pi red the com- bination well beaten. They certain! looked it, but here is where Andv wat wrong. Little he was for as soon ap Andy turned his he: carelessly toward 1 ly the finishing the kid aroused denly. In @ twinkling he pulled away | side of Roamer and in half a do! strides wan at the old chi runner outguesal going down chuttinger saw his danger immedi- tel; it to rive. responded as obiy” a good ‘horse ‘wil, ing & pitcher and was & case of 97 pounds of Meyers inst 127 of Schuttinger and lead and th it id in the final strides. Roamer all out, they went past the | post, the three-year-old in front and going away. This is the package with the moisture-proof jacket Ches by 10 to I Shot; and Gossip By John Pollock Mike Gibbons, the crack middle- woight of @t; Paul, and Jeff Smith of Bayonne, N. J., @ contender for the middleweight championship _titie, have just signed articles of agree-| ment to meet fm @ ten round, bout Kansas City on the 4. These i oon of July . men have been trying for a jong time to meet in a contest ‘but jt was not until yesterday that the promoter at Kansas City offered their | sixteenth in a 1.372-5, mile, ail the! or Den Momo, mamet Beteding Levinski, declared decided younger rival pranced almost gayly to = ; Managers terms which were so at- {tractive that they signed the articles of agreement without any delay. 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