The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1920, Page 22

_ Walter Hagen Safely Perched on the Pinnacle of American Professional Golf. t F gE i a ? | Ht i PEP j 5 g es i 5 F ‘vade England the spring and Febany Bull will likely cee a brand mew type of golfer. Hagen ion't perfect with all his Mote. Quite frequently he goes Booey into a bunker or eand trap, i i | i i hace ldap come recovery. It ts this trait more og borne else that has raised é Rochester star to the golf pin- ih i i trl | | H al Eee ity if i 4 et Hi Fe i i 5 is i i i] i tly reli] alts! begat if i Be ee Se Eg i , 5 bes iH rl ERE round esas gk j i get zeed i | of the cing oh g . 3 are Garden Monday night, is|Dean Mathey, ae re t |Howard Voshell, Henry $, Park ‘The pairings for Beekman and. Math Hardy and Beals C ae, conapicu- \d for the all-star 3 box here ls int trophy. i ich Will be held in the at There lp also @ point trophy sliver eup om the Governor's Secretary, a cheek for a ringside box. uigley promptly returned the ogether with six bi ats ox outs, which the Colonel} . Governor to accept with the : ts of the American Legion # feats of Hudson Count: P , jam on Racing Bill Beaten | tm Maryland. [NAPOLZS, Md., March 17.—The Race Track Bill, by which Question of abolishing betting or the to regulation and taxes w the Burke Raci on Bill would be decided, fail se in the Hi louse of evening by a vote of 61 for | CMSs. of their bout that an extra period was ry to determine the winner. Will- |BEST SP THR YANKS AND DODGERS ARE TO MEET IN A 6OLF Conre sT~ Eighty Golfers Start Tourney on| Win in Women’s ° ° ° Pinehurst Links| Tennis Tourney PINWHURST, N. C., March 17.—The three-day championship tournament of ithe Tin ‘Whistles opened here with thi Playing of the first eightesn-hole roun: fidttacsare af ome present aan women's national indoor lawn tennis pion, ds standing askie this year, ana the} Championship singles on the courts title is Ukely to fall to any one of «| °f the 7th Regiment Armory yester- half dozen of his fcllow-members. Don-| day that they scarcely created a rip- aid Parson of Youngstown led the big/ ple of excitement. The two skilful Geld with a round 39, 41—€0 on the! players from Boston along with the championship course, and was followed on the same course by Irving 8. Robeson] the round before the semi. of Rochester, who finished in 8: es "around | ives 2 the jon score te, the gue tournament. The Ce f GHTS, Fla, March 17. r tus" of just six strokes better than George lorse of Rutland, Vt. Harvey of Philadelphia, who tied at 84. Kumagae to Play For N. Y. Team Ichiya Kumagae bas been nominated as the first string player on the New York team that will journey to Boston for the inter-clty indoor lawn tennis matches to be played next Saturday. e other players selected by Jullan 8. cee: iO EES |ayrick to represent this city inctude Leonard Beekman, gon Ukes to oon- | Voshe! ame with other noted jand K aS ARCHBISHOP HAYES GIVES $1,000 CUP FOR K. C. RACE Archbishop Patrick J. Ha: Will be the coveted prize boxing |tion race, one of the princival ev the Arena |the annual indoor ames and reception be worth |'0 be. held. un yesterday: Hayes is strong for encouragin) ig a tice, throughout the loonl, archdiocese, . and is especially interested in the an- GOV. EDWARDS GETS FIRST [beuncea‘pian of tho i. assistance to a continuance of the former soldiers, sail- ines and naval men.” “the great Casey race the eniries so far include Murra; lot Princeton, O'Brien of Yale, Driacol Ballestier of St, or Trust Companies in t of being represented by quintets or wh? BOX FOR BIG BOXING SHOW. |=. ors and ma among the man; ization scoring the open contests. was |affair will be turned over to the New York Chapte: for the organ- he maximum charities of the which Dr. Harry P, ‘Swift is Chi Boxing Show Makes PRINCETON, N. J., March 17—The final bouts of the intra-mural boxing tournament here last evening marked what is believed by man ton's Grst etep toward e @ minor sport. As was the case reliminary bouts, the boxing was portable ring twenty fect equare, which was set upon the the gymnasium, ix events were run off under the direction of Dr. Joseph EB Raycroft, Professor of Physical Educa- tion, who acted as referee. Fennelly of the senior class showed great boring aidll in annexing the 147- pound title fram Fleming of the entering pele- ‘Williams and B @0 evenly in the three scheduled rounds to be Prince- ablishing box- NEXT FRIDAY AT_JACKSONVILLE VO1ONT TOUCH THE Baw -1 VSEO Favorites Again Bo easily did Miss Edith Sigourney, Miss Leslie Bancroft, Miss Helen | Pollak and Miss Caroma Winn gain victories in the third round of the local stars moved into their places in straight set scores, Miss Siguorney revealed the fine from New Jersey. The Jersey girl croft made excellent use of her fast to win at 6—0, 6—0, She remembered her meeting with Mrs. Wilbourn last season. As @ result she put forth all of her energy, driving and volleying beautifully for the points, and Wioning by 60, 6—1. The experience Miss Winn effectually checked the vigor of attacks on the part of Miss Ceres Baker, the wonderful sixteen- year-old-girl,’ to gain a victory at 6—2, 6-3, in one of the most spirited matches | of the day. ‘The contest between Mrs. Bernard F. Stenz and Mrs. Samuel #. Waring stood | Out as one of the nerve-racking en- 4 }counters of the third round. It was a duel of deep court driving that held the court for nearly three hours before Mra, Stenz emerged victorious by the score of $1, $—6, 6—3. So stubbornly were ‘the rallies fought that at the completion of the second set the exhausted players eat down beakle the net for their much- needed rest ins| of going directly to the dressing rooms, me “ BANKERS’ ATHLETIC LEAGUE HOLD MEETING TO-MORROW. ‘The newly formed Bankers’ Athletic League of New York, established to pro- mote track events and arrange for @ o | basketball tournament among the banks hop |@Md trust companies af t elt, ir next year, will hold an important Test: Ing to-morrow at the Guaranty Trust Clubrooms, seventh floor, at P.M. 30 PB, It 1s requested that all National Banks 10 city deslroug contemplate featuring athletics of any description in their institutions and who have not as yet affliated themselves with the league have a representative Present at the mecting. The officers of the e are: John R. Fritta, Guar- anty Trust, President; R. Griff chanics and Metals, Vice Preald nt; J J, McAuley, Equitable 'Truat, Vice President; J. L. Sheehan, National Bank of Commerce, Third Vice Preal- dent; A, J. Graham, Bankers’ ‘Trust, Fourth Vice President; R. P. Wiegand, Atlantlo National B; Secretary; KE. Baliatier jr., Conunental Guaranty Cor- poration, ‘Treasurer, and J. Gallup, Fed- eral Reserve Bank, Financial Secretary, $$ — Wrestling Carnival at 47th Regi- ment Armory, Brooklyn, To-Night, Jim Londos, Greek heavyweight cham- pion, will make his first appearance be- fore @ Brooklyn audience this ev when he tackles Jack Grant, Irisl chat Pion of the Pacific Coast. "The contest Wik be staged at the 47th Regiment Armory, Marcey Avenue and Heyward Street, Brooklyn. “Id ‘Strangter” Lewis will be pitted against Frank Yurka of Australia in another star bout. Several preliminary matches are also on the ALBANY, N. Y., March 117.~The Senate Finance Committee, to which [ae THE EVENIN G@ WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1920." THE UMPIRE HAY UNCON ScIOUSLY INSTEAD OF SILENCE MIGHT MILITATE iM FAVOR OF THE PLA LIVE WIRES By Neal R. O'Hara. Crporigha, Mame, ty he Freee Pulthing On, (The Mow York Rowing Wert.) ‘They now have ouija boards in liquid form. Alphabet soup. 6 0-16 Best forecast , for the German Empi final by| rpats length and speed of her drives against | ANY con nip | Miss Martha Bayard, the junior player long-driving Cleve- lander covered the first nine holes in combination, |forty strokes and improved this by two strokes on the homeward Journey, ne picking the weeds out of the garden. “undor certain conditions.” Running under get the same results for Bill as walking under a ladder. conditions wi! rty days of snow this winter have cost New York almost as much as two was completely outclassed and lost| rainy Sundays will cost the Polo Grounds management this summer. by a score of 6—1, 6—0. Miss Ban-| boxer won the bantamwel, If he's other English champs championship of England. u unkny in a couple or |... Unknown | like most of the | beat 4t from Matteawan, Committee refused to make numbering football players compulsory, which insures plenty of kicking at next eeason’s games. Nicky Arnstein {s still our catch-as-catch-can champion. Two Champions Defend Titles In Out of Town Bouts To-Nigh Britton to Meet Perry and O'Dowd Will Battle By John Pollock. ‘The American champions, Jack Britton, the welterweight title holder, and Mike O'Dowd, king of the middle- weights, will defend their titles in bouts in the West to-night, Britton will take on Jack Perry of Pitts- burgh, for twelve rounds at the Mo- Kinney A, C, of Canton, O, and O'Dowd wil hook up with Augie Rat- the good middleweight of the Bronx, in a ten-round bout at the big suditorium at St. Paul, Minn, Britton gets a guarantee af $2,000 with an REE Fei it i 7? i g ge ? Cy Hi id Hh rk i Hl z f & e Pr . i HG : i r i tH i i 7 ji if i g f iy if i g i i F iF ga ei Hay.| the Walker Boxing Bill wae referred {| after it had been repor out by the dic Commit eet i, Judiciary M Sty Rnd ittee because car- yesterday y Thornton Fisher \F He vas ONE‘ Paine BALE CALL STRIKES O8 THE HEN OR TING PAGE IN NEW YORK Swatz, Recruit Outfielder, JMIN WHEN YANKS AND DODGERS MEET IN GOLF - B Copyright, 1920, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Hvening World). | Four Straight Hits in } Training Contest. } RNOLD “JIGGER” STATZ, } budding young outfielder ithe Regulars and the Rookies League Park. Four times Statz | fairly on the nose, Statz made four hits, one of which ‘was a home run clout in the first inning, with Bob Kinsella on first base. It was one of the longest drives made at League Purk since the training season started. There is no question about the Holy Cross lad being a big leaguer. | Shows Promising Form in Giants’ Holy Cross Youngster Makes | SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 17. | proached to the plate apd four times | the Worcester, Mass., Jad hit the ball ‘As the result of yesterday's vic- |tory the rookies are the champions| f the book. of the training camp. Seven games have been played so far, with one re- |maining. Of the seven the rookies |Rave won four, lost two and tied one. |The weather here has been ideal for Practice Game earned five runs off his delivery, ie allowed only four hits, but gave sevem bases on balls, and en ot came together in the seventh to produce another flock of four rum Dodger Mohart 3 | Not Scored On In 17 Innings: ' at (Special to The Brening World.) ap-| JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 11— tained last season from Holy Cross College, gave further evidence that he is a big league ball piayer in | the six-inning practice game between package from Medicine Hat, hatched four more goose ems for the Dodger, Yannigans yesterday, His record now is seventeen straight innings without @ run scored off him in the race for the Flatbush cheese championship, Counting the three innings he worked, against the Yanks, the young right hander has been scored on but once in twenty chapters. That has aal spring pitching performances wiped’ The first hot weather of the train- ing trip gave the pitchers a chance to cut loose. Mohart, Conlan, Cadore and Mamaux went at top speed, Mo- hart going four innings and the rest | conditioning the athletes, and there| three each. Hank O'Day kept a is not a regular who is suffering| weather eye out for infractions of th {from @ sore arm or leg. Arthur Nehf, |the $40,000 twirler, was out there new rules, but the siabmen had no : ied against them. |working for the rookies in yester-|\iclations recorded as: |day’s practice game, and there is no | Nine safe blows were all the batters ¢ , Mohart, Cadore an Gost about. the, southhew feine | we, muster hart, Cadot cy jready. He iq the logical candidate Conlan giving two apiece and Mam~ ee. PI ren 1 issued [to start the series against the Red |2U% three, Eittsburgh Al issued tv9 Sex. walks with his three hits and the regulars scored the only runs off him. jg Several of McGraw's youngsters | ‘ie score was 20 0. jare on the aay Uist. Jease Win-| “ Rernie Neis took an enforced vaca- ters and Col, Snover are suffering | tion with the war club. He made from lame wings, while Virgile Barnes, | three trips to the plate and got on younger brother of Jesse, is confined to his room with a heavy cold. | Hockey Players Selected for from St. Paul, as follows: Forwards—Joe McCormick, Larry cates a late spring for the United States and an early fall] McCormick, Drury, Pittsburgh; Go- Olympic Meet | PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 17.—The make-up @f the hock: team which will, represent Uncle Sam. in” the |from Cincinnati by score of 9 to Olympic competition at Antwerp was announced to-day by Roy Schooley, |for the defeat on Monday. manager of the Olympic Hockey Com- mittee. Of the eleven players selected four are from the championship P. A. team, four from Boston and three Yank Pitchers but once through a pass. The rookie turned a single by Ray Schmandt into a three-bagger by a boot, but Schmandt was left at third. Chuck Ward went so fast after a shot from Kreuger’s bat that he over- 7, d got it with his right Even Up Series | 12 "2,238 208 ss us rises A. jeel nor Roger Peckinpaugh. But heen, Congoy, St. Paul; Geran, Synott, |time. Boston. Defense—Small, Tuck, Bos- Well, the bike race was fintehed in siz daye, the same as the world was./ton; Fitagerald, St. Paul. Goal—Bon- ney, Pittsburgh. make the trip. Canada. —<$—<>____ |__ BABE RUTH MAY KNOW HOW TO USE ALL THE GOLF TOOLS, |CARPENTIER ACCEPTS service against Mrs, Helen B. Wolff BUT THERE'S ONLY ONE CLUB HE CAN PLAY WITH IN BASEBALL. | AND THAT'S THE ‘The playing of Miss Pollak, the No. 10! ‘2 Lee of the national ranking lst, was swift and sure against Mrs, Perty Wilbourn, ~ draw a million dollars in Paris. are bona fide.” PARIS, March 17.—Charles im the sixth round. wetter. (traction, but the management of t } that ke ban |Celtics, ‘on last Saturday, had the co: test postponed until another date. fame, sf aa =e wad {0 $1.75 per Dosen, ! { | h = Broad & Sist St. Send Old Neckties. roadway ry . to i M. Repairs tho, | 30 East 42d St. _ | AMBION NORTH Renov Sind Co, haga ) 4 txt 19 East diet St, $100,000 FOR PARIS BOUT WITH DEMPSEY, SAYS LIPPE. | jby the Reds—and four runs resulted. | tox ‘Ray Sm! According to Al Lippe, the American manager of boxers who is now cam- Thaws are reported from all over the country like Harry was when he|Daigning ten fighters in Europe, Georges Carpentier has signed with Theodore Vienne and Leon See, two French promoters, to box Jack Demp- sey for them for a guarantee of $100,000. Lippe, who is in Paris at present, says that he feels sure that the match will | take place in the French capital next December. He declares that the two promoters mentioned are now in com: munication with Dempsey, and that they have offered him a guarantee of $200,000 and a percentage of the house and pictures. He thinks the match will 1s! “No one has made Carpentier,” who be| by the way is due to arrive in this ‘x| country on Saturday, “any offers,” ea / writes Lippe, “except Charles Coch- ran, the English promoter, Tex Rick- ard, the American promoter, and See and Vienne. Vienne and See are part- ners in several big clubs in Paris, See is also owner of three newspapers in Paris; and any offers they make a ed LEDOUX PUTS OUT COULON IN THE SIXTH ROUND. le-|s doux, bantamweight champion Europe, last night knocked out Johnny | Coulon, former American champlon, Coulon, who was only a shadow of | af ‘ his former self, was completely out | classed by the Frenchman, and Satis action provided, according to the sporting| in a suit made to your writers, the long awaited slaughter of | an American boxer in a Paris ring,| measure by tailors of while the spectators howled wie for Billiards and Bo: FEED ‘Brose len cdalk “osltender Oa” shortstop of the Reds. in {three hits in four innings, and all 4 seven were so scattered that nothing gaye stecher a hard ) | approaching a run loomed up. on nine safe | drives and four errors by Crane, | | “Dutch” Ruether began the game| agp Martin §: scushbend! \for Cincinnati and held the Yanks to| sided ca hatter yt nig /five hits in four innings, but a couple ' “a |Of these hits came together in. the Martin, the A. E. F, champion, knocked nd inning with some loose play |Out Dummy West in three rounds here With the Reds MAG Sonmaddt sock: & lent Sone Jake Daubert’s book when Hy Myers shot one down to the first sacker. y I} into the ba; MIAMI, Fla, March 17—Miller Hug-| Ray ,took a Jong slide into 4 and beat the nimble centre fielder by gins was all smiles last night. His|q whisker. Yankees beat the world’s champions Ed Konetchy opines that if Bernie 0, | Neis can play the sunfield and Jimmy t thin, the and so more than evened accounts (Eales Wat aes Dodgers will be in the chase for the pennant. If Babe Ruth poles out 100 Babe Ruth did not make a hit, and| home runs by July 4 the American neither did Wallle Pipp, Bob bes League will call it a race and start another. it | "zack Wheat, when he learned he mattered not, because Fewster made | was the only left handed batter In two, as did Ward and Bob Shawkey,|the regular line-up of the pees and these hits came at just the right |S2!d he was glad because nobody could fill up the hole he digs in the batter's box at Dbbets Field every Bo it became shout that, while the) year, | Bone ae % hit Ughtly and the| Otto Miller and Caddy Cadore are Leow saan Rexel the Yankees |t0 be partners in a billiard academy The substitute goal tender will be|piled up nine runs Janitor swept up siz barrels of cigar butts after the siz-day race,| Weidemborner, St. Paul, or Lacroix, Boston. Every player selected is an American citizen and will be able to in Flatbush before the season ends, oe Stecher W! Another Mat Bout. PITTSBURGH, March 17.—Champion Bob Shawkey held the champions Joe Stecher threw Yussif Hussane with The Olympic team will play a series |0 four hits in five innings and real of games in this city, the first of which will be next week agamst Win- | of this, Jack Quinn held the Reds nipeg, one of the Dest teams ly jan arm lock and ‘body scissors after 1 pitched in midsummer form. On top jhour and 25 minutes of wrestling here fast night lina bad ter wrige io hampion had Hussane 1 mes but the lat- ‘of many ‘bad holds and ioe SPRING IBLD, Mo., March 17.—Bob last night. Martin has been matched to wh ently won @ no recently Gerner pitched the last five innings | newspaper verdict over him at Al for the champions and the Yankees | April 27. CN of = All Round he| phew the highest skill. Adi gtd St. James Triang! aS te Maas Or a suit all ready to hia Game. | wear—-custom made by RL ge er eg dng vee [Bree drating, gies at arent | ye cae ou Ey either Original Celtics were slated as the a plan. 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