The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1919, Page 10

Aen ry 3 as %. aad ——* = DAY, 6uPTs ee ai'e, ‘are ‘ST SPORTING PAGE IN NE HOW BECKETT MIGHT LAST A ROUND WITH DEMPSEY. Copyright, 1919, by. Th Press Publishin ¢ Co. (The New York Brening World). ae vy a8 J CARL ANDERSON = = TOOPEN TOURNEY.“ Pairings Made for Professionat Golf Championship, Which Starts Next Tuesday. * ” Pairings for the first match round ‘of the Profess(onal Golfers’ Associa- tion championsfiip tournament at the Engineers’ Country Club next week been annopnced at the associa- tion's headquarters, All rounds will be at thirty-six hotes, ‘Tho first vair, Carl Anderéon and Jim Rarnen wif diive off at 9 o'clock on Tuesday morning. The prizes, offered - By Thornton Fisher "MiP va Baduent ven TOOS bh THE RING [hy py, Cant Es Sate See A field of Lard pied pave bag on iu lonal ine Nenlors’ Gilt Asspelation, it of bg H} are me Aber Ci at Ry N.Y, The field inet players above épregenting f ness ‘men of ey I OR cATeH Him WHEN HE BAT LOOKING | i i : i i | i i ay PEs z rs l i i H Ht 7 . ai z i C. P. Eddy of Arcola announces that have been received for the i 4 é z i E = & ® ur champion, and Jersey title-holder ye li i Henge Heb HAVE a ecHAnice, 4 . TO STAN 2 ROUNDS EN SHEARING & CREW OF BeeKkbrTs HIMSELF WITH @aMoUFLAGE e QS MIGHT HELP American League Czar ‘ Pictured -in Court as Fistic News son Foto. and Gossip P Down- Trodden Soul After weeks of hard work John). ©. of Buffalo, N. ¥., made an effort to # ie 2 5 es » it z. if fe ain8 iile elf aranee © match betwee Clay Turner, the Indian, and Harty Greb of Pittsburgh, to take place on Sept, 29, bat failed. Murray only wanted to giv® Turner & Jennings, manager of the Armory A.A. of Jersey Clty, ha® finally clinched the match between Mike O'Dowd, the What Happens Every Day and Pittsburgh divided a “double hr the Pirates winning th® first The Serenader | f tf ii 2, E 2 i & & score of 10 to 0, and losing & score of 4 to ‘4 Sept. 9.—-Ed- ra, veteran” Grand However Ownér. Comiskey of White Sox Says That Ban Johnson Bought Stock in BABE RUTH'S RECORD. om Where. Date. _Piteher, Club, r Avril 28-—Mogridas, N. ¥..New York 20—Devenport. middleweight champion, and’ Augie Ratner, the Bronx ‘middleweight who fought s0 well in bouth over in France, The men will battle for eight rounds on the night of Sept. 29, Both uarantee of $500 and ‘Tumer t urner as wou the two fights he has so far A handsome lover with a sil- Very voice on a moonlit night makes an appeal that is hard te resist. His promises fall on the pretty ls in a hospital here from serious internal FE . H 3 z ik ears of the—chall we ictim”?—like soft caresses" 2 And she is sold. But it’s the long matrimonial jaunt that proves his romantics promises. . Cleveland Club as an Invest- ment and Notas a Philan- bs Means of Helping Jim ul ‘ 3 ‘ . Priday of of the Wet id "6 ‘By Bozeman Bulger. ‘os . Radke Mbrutn ot oxland tm gh IT Babe Ruth et al, sfking : bs the ole, apple*in Harlem and the 4wo-, Colonels . blocking UT foreed to select aw sub. Darbed sikaties down in the Supreme ft the’ Pasting Derhaner’ had a regular pa. mira Lichtman thiet Tinta th tional were day of it repulsing @ Dilger telsrins ‘Clty Field, simultaneous attack on both flanks. The Harlem wing finally gave men are boxing for @ percentage of the gate recaipts, . i : Ae i Thus it is with many men’s furnishing shops which eerenade 4. me unwary with g] Se fr oe ea sala question tales tad RECEIPTS ‘OF THESE GAMES pment sales-—all making prom- To BUY GOAL FOR POOR. The Paramount Shirt Shops. never hold any,“bargain” sales— ~ er cere prices of $1.50 and $2.00, They always make good their promise to give absolute satisface tion er your mency back. ' id is serenade worth ate tated Cg would not 9¢ yf L, Se; lavoone'Wi keep f Cheved} ig Cedarhyrst out of the na ‘ohampt ‘I eau les of the thirty- Although the National League season wn tennis tour- is over as far as Ebbets Field is con- cerned there's going to be m basebal! there and it, promises to vely and scrappy—iudging by the nanjes of the| , teams. Gen. Ofyan's Bim Stayward's “tell Wishters” ‘ure to meet in contest there next i < zt ¥ the Sox, but the sowthern wing ral- Rranciece of ins lied at the last moment under a rhet- hore he nad been Se-|orical charge led by Attorney Auer paver Au Soldats, ie Mow |bach and began to use the shovels. | Na : eland stock was purely ton! ithropic eens . ot pele = vT lot Dunn, and that is why Mr. ig huh pomtaicn ees | went after, old, “Commy.” Jt was Cleveland Cl | tui the way al ln oer plas ee ee eee Big Han showed good judgment, at Pe a le: asa . “In beginning a weil organized coun- | Many of old-timers ter attack for Big Ban Johnaon before bad another good smile J Wagner yesterday—it being | Baldwin was painting the glowing Ban's’ first tnning—Stephen Baldwin | Picture of the great and glorious man gsppes right on the ee. of at ike pogo reed # onels and presented 1 thetic eare pleture of Big Ban that we hed'to take | Baldwin, who represented John ag Bll McGeehan out in the hall to pre- |!" his damage suit against Big Ban, vent him bustin’ out crying righ: in | tore Johnson to ribbons on-the tand ecurt. Now you know when anybody | 4! in \his address, In that sane ir. can picture thé Czar-like. mogul of | Baldwin gave Ban a good licking. | the American League as a poor down- | _ Main interest now is in the fac trodden soul that man is going sone, | JQhnson has an Interest in the Cleve- Mr. Baldwin. didn’t stop at Jand Club, and besides that, under ie ws weep over the pitiful plight of the | Constitution, Ne had no right to dis- poor, ‘emaciated mogul, but he reached poy, & whe being up jown in his bootleg and yanked out ‘The arguments have been ended some Shakesperean ‘remarks on be ano’ avon weet fens Charles Comiskey that made us sit up and take notice, Tuesday to get in any aeronel e Somehow they | just can't keep Shakempere out of this case, but the Paneer? ung \s blaming it on Mr. Auerbach, who ed the way by calling Hig Sept. S-Neven Phil. . . Philadelphia Sept. S—Thormahlen, N. ¥.New ork tf to ining t ft ¥ wocretarion, who. at the request of | the French High, and, have beon | to amaryae sports to the jon. contention of Johi sf mn that the pur- i for the ‘worthy addition to the wi Mi “ind” other “military music, vaudeville and tertainment, nd In Rone ot Brooklyn. iamond duel th grenade throwing sports, ‘There'll be other forms of i I te & i a u ai f 5 ik: kes : “ [ t & PY = i i HE te ea Ni iE < z Beg Ht «#8 SHIRT, 2 Z 966 THIRD AVE. |1526 ot 5th, Street Fy Eid 2296 THIRD AVE.|2835 THIRD AVE, | ot 125th St, Harlem | st 140th St, Brong 160 NASSA\ '. |201 W. 125TH ST.) og ASSAY ST. * Th Avene | 628 BROADWAY BALTIMORE, Sept. Baltimore clinched the pennant by defeating New- to 4, while Toronto was being by Buffalo. A home run by Bentley over th it fleld fence in the elghth featured, inth Powers, batting for Lyons, drove ene to centre field for the circuit. . fs | ui tT ri ; a a} i Bas ‘squad of minety-three for the first neral i le WORCESTER. Mass., Sept, 9.—Mike Brady Jed a field of forty-three golfer: to-day at the end of the firas thirty-six holes in the Massaghusetts open cham- hip at the Worcester Country Club, haut avores of i und fy for & Toral uy i ! f fy : th it if ‘4 j > ° r is Eex si i Kid Alberts Wins All War. ELIZABETH, N. J.. Sept. 9,—Before the Foresters’ Club of this city Johnny Kid Alherts gave Young Hicks of New- ark a fine drubbing and won all the way in a fast eight-round fight. Druid. de Mehler BELMONT SELECTIONS. First Race—Glen Light, Flying On, American BO ag, 7 e—No’ selec: Third Race —Dr, Johnson, Maa Peter Piper, 1 Race Hildreth entry, Vex- er There. Fitth Race—Marked Dancer, Theft ., Royal Duck. ‘araremi meta hath hea) i i niayera in thelr day, who will coach |the ends, and Dick Lewis were among jthe new coaches who reported, MISCELLANEOUS. PITTSBURGH, Sept. %.— Boston ATLANTA, Ga, Sept? 9. —Jim Warnes, Bumet Hill, Western open he end of holes In the Southern open golf championship tournament, which began hore to-day. i Morrow (Wednesday) “Pershing Day.” at 4 P.M. GUY EMPEY’S TREAT EM.ROUGH sot Feit, Cpigated BACHARACH GIANTS “Cannon Balt” Redding — AT DYCKMAN OVAL” Dyckman St, Subway Station, fe ri a itt: efrer t on. le back, he was tne moat unde- of betting mediums. z F ! Jones jr. iguanas Amateur Cham 0 Th in Detrott, r Up in. the’ Western Open Champion: ship. finished third with-p ecard of 74. ner, : re pleased with the prospécts. That “Et tu Hrutel” stuff braced . Big Ban up & little, but he still looks if, you athasunanes Fonda? |g “ite woebegone and , bedraggled. hi AREER Star BBGot harsea divided he moncy in the last race of the day—Game Chick first, Georgie second and Seryice Star third—all bred by John B Madden. Game last time out ren in Madden’ 2p ma As ore at Barutoga. She was an odd aterday, ‘and. when all the ou favorite, and) so confident w h turned in, it wal tA fine little chap and a| John H. that she would win that he | (pund thal Miss Kate Homann. a jer, His it have been #0 | advised everybody he met that dhy ‘There were the only two women that einers who aftor-!t., back her, With Robingon in th ‘under 100, of his condition couldn't seadle she looked a good thing eve hy og Bagh trials, but when he pro! ft beating Abadane under any 4 * ‘with rider | the ip she Wie prac- pase, Wet WHR ¢ Woday vider Ne Ady lett ah the. post. erda' = Geme’ Chick reappeared ‘in John | 's colors, Bhe wasn lected in the oral market, because ¢h Play of the race centred dn Sea Mint a Service Star, When the barrier Hy Nearly fifty contestam the qualifying round of the inviti tournament under the direction of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Associa- te és i iy i i it i: E i a u t F*s Hy giFec Nacéarachs Vs. Treat ‘Em Rough ‘No-Morrew, With the profits of the game being donated to Inwoed's Welcome Yome Cqmmittes, to defray the final expenses of the big blowout of Lai Hiwecarach Glanté of Atlantic ¢ cross bats with Guy Empey's Tre. went up Jockey Frasch sent Gi aie to-morrow afte: § i “f be HE # : 4 i He \€ 7? | | =e ea rad & i . $3 i i i i WEEK OF Meeting i fe ii if : i i aun Y Chick away in front, and she was| Pay) at 4 o'clock at & : f E i ¢ ity has woulgn't Tet a “dog bark ‘when ho | This is the frst. time his’ vanit; opened his mouth. ‘Of course, Shake- | #4 such @ long riding in public, speare knew nothing about New Yor! New, to ratio the Shakespeare |TWO-BIG BOXING SHOWS tones ‘a little himself, Mr. Baldwin spoke ironically of Mr. Comiskey as ton nd by rolling out, "E wenit| T° satiety the popular demande for say. intends: Oe tu Beateine “Phat {the Knights of Colymbus boxing show one made Harry Sparrow go right {it Was necessary for Jimmy Twyford, Shakespeare has taken a lot ef pun-| ments, to furnish two large boxing ishment in his day at that, And he|troupes last night for the men under- doesn't deserve it either, going treatment at the base hospitals at lifelong friend!" screamed Mr, a in an effort to discount e_Ehe, Wave copes se Dees bee, ane a” affidavit, in which he |* "4 “ ; ‘The per of Empe; Ray Smith and Jim Montgomery wi sale neve euuent. Riget bt Ce Jett esreau, Pou Perr! salt in the wound, -f a fing tat ‘hea Mint has et Se nal Marty Kavanaugh, non Ban" | This drew a smile from the old-|Other bouts were Packey O'Gatty and : y Hedding and Wiskware will be with the| timers who sat around and remem-|Jin Kaufman, Willle Quinn and Babe Collins, Patey Finn zi it dogs, PUT ON FOR CONVALESCENTS the noblest Roman of them all, which or down and dig up the book, Old|who is in charge of these entertain- “Ho drove'a dagger Into the back |otigville, Nv ¥4/and Gun Hill Road, N. mmny" -lecre the hide off Hig Ban and rubbed the sluxgers of the evening at Otisvil 0d. bered Mow Comiskey had fathered . . for your suit made to your measure—to keep our tailors busy before the Fall rush, Every advantage to you by getting your order in now. Nothing gained by waiting. All the new Fall and Winter fabrics ready. Many patterns cannot be found at any other store. Only all wool suitings. Samples and Style book on request. ke eo Army Uniforms ready to wear away, Special $25. A Cd *_ ‘TWo stores Broad | Arnheim S. The fewer the words, these the thought, Johnson and kept him out of muddies for many years, Mr, Baldwin didn't know, of course, the sensation caused in baseball when it was Announced that Comiskey had gone as far as he could with Big Ban and was at |tween Young M wrentlers. will last willing to get him out in an ‘These he ite! that Was reasonable. YWAY | nigh the ‘preliminaries The Colon Soxing carnival to. be | perfectly” will hole | Pivision, tre ‘am case settled on a question of veracity j between Charles Comiskey and Ban |Johngon if the decision were left to ‘the baseball public. | In bla affidavit Mr, Comiskey, who really 's known in baseball as the Olé “Roman, stated that he owned stock in the’ Cleveland Club and that Ban Johnson owned the same amount, He said {yas pots Joan but an in Pushy Sade ak Amey . Bay and le Wiley. Lt LJ Bang rer premier Brooktyn, ts the latest entry received for the'160 mile auto classic which will feature the racing card at the Sheeps- head Bay & Ay on Saturday, Sept.