The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 23

a 2 aie tae Ouants Mir Better Ball Club | WINNERS OF ARMY FINALS. Than Red Sox Series Proves regres “hs Arthur Fletcher's Great Work | it straight Into, Snyder's. glove at Short Helping New York |'“iye“Youny vo. Kelly wo catcher re- | to Outclass Boston. lay will be employed frequently this brag ins | (Bcncial to The Prening World.) Fustie, Vo, 1 Jonenh Sointein, PR Moser, Va, (isthe i) knocked Out Private Wiliam Pite ond round. Kreamner. maton tranwrt corre. cn | season, Private ewe JACKBON, Tenn., April 1 [CARPENTIER REF REFEREES 1 io a Katou exhtbition series between, the ARMY BOXING CONTESTS | x detated A Larson. Fort Niagara. Wy Giants and the Boston Red Sox, | : ’ ‘The final bouts or the ¢ asiivietide| ‘he who wil! be able to shoo himself into which was halted yesterday in ‘Memphis on acount of a thunder. in the Hastern Department of the U.S. |a card of invitation. storm, will be resumed here this af-| Army were fought in the 69th Rewi- | Last night's great show was enlivened Indeed; the crowd was enthralled when Georges Carpentier came Into the ring for one of the greatest receptions ever ternoon, . Shufiflin’ Phil Douglas, who | ment Armory last night, and for down- $m addition to throwing a spitier is | right earnest give-and-take it beat all also mastering a knuckle ball, will| the Stee ara ‘i betes seen | #lyen vieiting boxer in this country: start the proceedings for the Giants.| around the Iil' ole isle in many moons, | Georges officiated as referee of the , | bout be C He wil be followed by Rube Benton| Col. Henry McAuley Bankhead, tn | pout tween Frank Burke oo Assia Geldbwated bunions, | charge of the bouts for the Eastern |New York wen Mressner, M- ‘The series #0 far has demonstrated | Department, is to be congratulated on! ‘The golden haired idol of France Is as the splendid showing of his brawny | Capable as a ring official as he is us a hat the Giants are a far better ball iggy, Many a likely boy bobbed up last | Mincipal: Me doffed his sack coat and club than the Red Sox. Ed Basrow,| night, and when these winners meet; PAt the conclusion of the bouts Gen, manager of the Boston team, will| the winners of the army tournaments, | Bullard presented trophies to the box: probably not deny this after the way|now being conducted in the Middle | er end an jasketball toams. the MoGrawites have treated his pejs | States and Western Departments there tenes Gatearnes ikubenea, ia the last four gumes. ‘The Giants| will be some tall old fighting, don't for-} permRorr, April 1—Young Chaney, are now guing at top speed and have “4 won six out of the nine games played. | ,, Tl! all come together eventoally in recent conqueror of Champion Kilbane, outpointed Harry Kabakoff in an in- the 69th Regiment Armory, and lucky Im fact, they have achieved victory in aneepenypeenenaananiansens — the last four games, teresting ten-round bout here last night. Good fielding, sensational fielding bas aided the Giants in winning. The work of Arthur ‘etcher, shortstop | and captain of the team, has been one | ot the outstanding features of the series. To illustrate, take that play he mado on Mbvinnis in the game ‘Tuesday at Jackson, Miss. Mclnnis is mtriotly a left field’ hitter. ‘Hutibelt, who was working on the mound for the Giants, broke a ball in close. As the youngster started his wind-up Fletoher started to move toward thin But this time Melnnis | hit a liner Fletcher stopped short and then made several | quick steps back toward second. Then he epeared the bail out of the air with his gloved hand. It was only one of the many good plays he made during the afternoon. With Frank Frisch at third and Ffetcher at short you can go and gamble that not many ground balls trom the bats of the foe will find their way into left field at the Polo rounds this season. ‘Frisch is even| aster than Fletcher in going after a| al and the Fordham lad can cover | @n acre of ground. ‘There is no doubt | about the left wing of the Giants’ inner defense being about the best in| the National League. George Kelly is atso going to be a great help to the New York team this season. Kelly's height and his long arms will save many a wild throw. The California boy has also one of the strongest arms in the world. ‘The other afternoon in New Orleans Harry Hooper hit a wicked drive to| ‘deep centre. A home run meant the game for the Red Sox. Kelly raced to contre field and took Benny (Ed Holly, who was conchine, ‘at third, wisely held Hooper at third. At Mobile on Monday Hiller hit the right field fence for two bases. ‘Walter attempted to score from first. ‘Now Pep Young is one of the best | throwers in the National League. Any are will ry fae this, But instead of throwing to late Pep heaved | ENGLISH OVALS A mild domestic blend WEARING APPAREL tor MEN, WOMEN ©®& BOYS QUALITY—STYLE—VALUE See eee eee eee ee es te ss [ESE ESSEC UROGESEE OSS Ot Hygrade Clothing embraces the same high point of style—the same wide choice of selec- tion—the same superior quality you will find only in the best stores. The Confidential Credit terms—the privilege of making weekly payments—in no way affect the price you pay here—a price no higher than you would pay in cash elsewhere. CONVINCE YOURSELF— COME IN—COMPARE Extra sizes for Stout Men and Women STYLISH SUMMER FURS 125°" ST. STORE Out-of-town Residents will find OPEN EVENINGS our Credit Plan a Convenience. 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