The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 18

By Hugh S..Fullerton. AMERICAN LEAGUE PITCHERS. bi Often! ive, Toca, HERE go the chances of sever | cunieod . y Te" 3733 “ I otherwise perfectly laudable ball | New York Es wy ive, , dubs to win the eens 4 [er an fr 4 1 of the spring dope. The figures 0b 2 1 =. Carpentier’s Presence Enjoyed ‘American League pitching strength | REY i ae ie 3 COLUMN by Fans at Newark Heavy- Carnival. Georges Carpentier return to France ‘with the aroma of tobacco clinging to ‘ators suspected up. J ‘no doubt that Sullivan a lop and up to the moment of his fall it looked as though te tt ee BEST SPO THE EV AT OUR BOWLING TOURNAMENT Copyright, 1920, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) ENING WO i RLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1920," 4 RTING PAGE IN NEW YOR COL + JOHN J. PHELAN OF THe FIGHTING 6774 RooTED FOR... GYERY TEAM in THES REGT * RekKNE, ke! 7 ee WHO HAS 3 EPING BOWL Pat Kelly Now Headpin Leader T By Thornton Fisher Dp OneLe Joe THUMS SON-IN-LAW, FRED BEIDER BECK. pusier. THAN & MAN 4 MOSQUITO. SWAMP Ouimet, Health Restored, With Yanks not only fail to show a big gain of Yankees, the next most formidable club In pitching strength, is much greater than I anticipated, and study the offitial averages of the men as one will, it is impossible to figure the much heralded strength of the Yank pitching corps, as compared with that of Cleveland. ‘The tremendous surprise to me lies in finding the St. Louis Brewns rank- ing third in pitching strength, and rather comfortably ahead of the Champion White Sox, who have lost caste and strength to a great degree. In fact, a comparison of the pitching strength of the White Sox with their dope strength of a year ago shows @ loss of twenty-two points on the sec- ond doping (just Boe a eee lim between Leo THe of the 1919 season), although a g: ¥ of several points over the compara- and Mike oot a former mat artist tive figures three weeks re the openihg of the season. You understand, of course, that in doping pitching strength of teams in the spring I take this dope a fortnight before the start of the season and, after seeing the development of the kids in the South, amend the figures just prior to opening day. Last year the White Sox made a sharp gain dur- ing that period and this year they promise to show a loss. Washington now ranks fifth, and the standing of the team in the pitch- ing department is not due alone to Johnson. Griffith has amassed quite a capable bunch of twirlers to back the great Walter, and there is a chance that the amended pitching figures will |show that Washington Is close to or ahead of the champions in this regard. Boston has slumped badly. The loss of Hays and Ruth cut the pitching ——_--+ In Comparison of Twirling Staffs, Expert Rates Speaker’s Clan Leaders, by Wide Margin—St. Louis, Placed In Third Po- sition, Ahead of Champion White Sox, Springs Big Surprise. K [Cleveland’s Pitching Corps Best in American League, Rated Second a bagrarts Boohling is liket: : doualy strength Been y to add tremen: rae and advertised by some of the clube |), fhe Indian etrength. 1 have not (4 Pratihing but appear to strengthen Cleveland's | figured. Roehling high, in fact have ss Rey Fee en elaien 06 superiority. Alacounied the Storing’ Wat he in ax WyWEGht pasty heb as his ‘ashington ews ; od ‘The lead of Cleveland over .the FO eS not need to be that good. Newark last night under the In the next we will study the Na- tional League pitchers and, unless I mistake greatly, we will find 4 greater diversity of strength in the staffs. (Copyright, 1920, by tho Bell dyndicate, tna) Practice makes perfect—there- | fore keeping ap high quality | standards at moderate prices i= easy for Par-amount Shops, i Shirts $2.00 and $2.50—otner moderately priced furnishings, too. Money back if aet satise fied. A PAR-AMOUNT LIVE WIRES SHIRT, SHOPS strength, which Jast spring was first, | Golf Leaders |Cyril” Walker, the new professional,|in that respect even now, But it f ea tirowa sue with © ooniieaiers and torrents te come down. compete, namely: Arcade, 1 team; Diy ae mun DLIY Ce puaaneee. TU ite faze the course \s in tiptop condition |has gained euch strength. | Remem- Ask, your barbe: fastened opped through ; Zinn, 1 team; Tietjen & Lang, 2] bros : and no changes are necessary. Las ar Myer’ Be Bead to hie lapel, bo Bed tro lh You'll notige Hoover is going to test his strength in the. State where Searnat irrtinrareon are meartate Cay, 1| Bimsele on a diet of orange juice and|foturday Oswald Kirkby and about|te himself and that Caldwell showed . © raisins grow. Chick Evans, his greatest rival, in an|~ wide close to ring, where he evening JP Souling “erent “yesterday's early round the Boston st: lapsed Watched the comedian, Wille Meehan, |, Guys in the Anti-Saloon League never touch the whlakey, gin or| mail Vrount so leat thas Th test master foahe | cad Pak oe i eran star collapsed Beat a tattoo on Al Roberts's mid- |>randy bases. Band, ween, Dress eiiere, Breséwey sad fie | next day, i? . . . sett, ~ 3 section. ‘wnt in 2 entries; Cypress | After the national championship ‘ Al has had many strange experi- BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE, THERE'S NO TASTE LIKE HOMB| GJ i(et ey momen, Clit ee wll " fC ‘Ta ing Club, 3 teams; Saxony Club, i] Maine wo bac cor phan ie | front of him was 7, Manbattan. Club, ? Plymoutd ingtt- | Sawbones, who are champion killjoys, | hie young ite. Wham, wham, whamnt tciy'2 tune: oy Grom'taetan, Yoana? Mast | gad. at tho’ time that: Francia: tight % et ansine stan, flying like flatls I e T a ingaie, 3 team, and Erie RR. Athletic Club, 2 never be able to parncipals in Ba jy ‘unerring accuracy d nd La Wi 4 mar . importan: ramen’ eturning 4 Roberta's third nd. Bian, ben, |AaIan Aurner a Try illiams BUMMARIER from Maino much refreshed the ‘ ¥ an! from every direction, now with ;| former champion took things easy. right and again with the left. The His health Improved to the point iy product who outpointed where he announce is intention last f ied was simply the unknown week of competing at the ibe 2 tity to Al, who tried everything |, , : : Pe foe ‘| North and South championship a! > sous think of to stem the bounc-|Winner’ is Promised an En- 2 home rival. Didie Fletcher, the “Habolben Pinehurst. This meet winds up the ball, showed so much class at the Sony. i outset that he was quickly made i BULA as te aaa the ie arte tee By John Pollock. Pal Bicom, the Brookiva tehtweigh, te mow | Oo ee orecat ll canta: Picatare 4 wes and finally found @ spot-on te | Clay Tamer, the Indian light heavy- peep fw Rapeallgee by mgflggentrd Fm ME will ect as storm signels for numer- F med Ropers. As clumsy as|welsht, atid Larry Willams, the) tassr, ty’ « trairseund ot at aden on | Hees fH iibetotr,| tue taosien see Tout or he ronnine ‘s — es ae pte ene Be Srey, heavyweight of Bridgeport, Conn., will| Maret 16, Bloom will try and got om a tout with | ens, Wem Crowd was cilent as Joe introduced i Tepes and the stage was set. ? “the fighting son of France, Georges Car-pen-tee-yea,” and then how the rafters of the armory trembled as the fans extended an ovation that will lipger long in the mr ot France's Georges. The French fighter, attired but the plump dumpling in Meehan's attack. Yet there were when Roberts caught Willie @ stiff right or left, but lost each vantage when the fat boy deliber- feaned his tonnage on Al's an- meet, and though Al was thorourh- ie we ly outpointed, he didn't euffer by com- Tennis Stars _ Not Anxious to Play Abroad American lawn tennis stars are not at all enthusiastic about spending the summer in Europe. That, in a nut- shell, is the explanation of the sur- prising action and decision made by the Davis Cup committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Associa- on ‘The canvass of the ledding players of this country appears to have dean- onstrated that the men most needed, such a William M. Johnston, William 7. Tilden 2d, R. Norris Williams Watson M Washburn, 8. Howara hell end others of the top class, aro hot in g position to give six months time to a trip to Europe and then on to Australia, In point of fact, if the arrangements mapped out by the Europeans were followed the Americans would be tour- ing the giobe Ln quest of the famous trophy of che courts for the best part of a tweivemonth, Some dime ago letters were received south Africe opening up the Way international matches there. xpress their eagerness to see the great players of this country. ever, as one of the officials reviews the Why invest your money in ofl when a &-cent yeast cake gives a return of 80 per cent. Tho high score mark of The Eve- alt World headpin bowli: tourna- ment, 109, held by Harry = King of) Back With Former Champion’s Brilliant Game at Pinehurst Makes fore ‘sailing abroad next month to try his luck for the British champion- ship, Of all American links Hagen will find the National most Hke the Indeed, Mack has 80 much talent that with a punch team he may develop quite a staff with Perry as the anchor healthy increases in pitching strength. and added to the strength of the| =f By Neal R. O'Hara. With Mark of 112 Tat one yaa mee ayn Yat Sh Gepeeens, Was, by The Prem Putiishing On (Tho New Yosh Mraning Wustd) “<P> The “(E? i an tcher. He has enough pitchers at | Say “I”? like “‘E’ = th erie’ .b. 46 the Etymouth Institute, Brooklyn, was} Him Tough Opposition for |2aside, British courses, with their | PACtn’ 1. "Gverwhelm the league by and drop the ‘‘D’” aaniTs morning sorte open and clo st the sume oid time, reenrdiens of aay: | ROSH to mmltberoont) lat ght by gh Opp mindcawept and fog-covered playing | Preset 10, over P When a rookie’s farmed out h: @ hay fork. . Returned travellers tr ada, there than Hover 7 77™ Fam An 6-ounce (ask can open moe . STRETCH. . April's the month for the rents ° . ‘The saloons aren't opening an hour . BREW. gagement With Battling Le- vinsky in Two Weews. open up the boxing game at Mario- ville, R. 1, in a twelve-round bout at the National A. C. to-night. Both men battled at the same club a few months ago, Turner getting the decision by bis fast fighting in the last few rounds, Both fighters are bent on winning the verdict this time as the winner has been promised a bout with champion Battling Levinsky at the same club in two weeks. ‘Turner fought Ole Anderson, the California heavyweight, at the Newark Sports- men's Club last night, Billy Giteon will look after the affirms of Wie Meehan, the California hearrweight, wile Modhan is in tho East, ‘Tum McApdle, who te aswciated with Giheon, will erunge Meghan's matrties until Clown returns from Los Anges, Cal, where he fo at present with champion Benny Leonard, Gib oon acd Leona! will be away for another two months, Champion Jobony Kilene, who tntende to do comédersble fighting this wammer in Philadelphia and other cities where eo decision toate are wage), was matical today to meet Herman Senieh, the promiaing light lightweight of Bax falo, in a ten-tounl trot at the Velidroime A, © & Butflo on May 3, They will) bor at 125 goumds weigh in at 3 PM Willie Jeckaon, the crak Jona! lighvweight, and Jouany Martin, the rugyed kcal fighter who gave Low Teadler mich @ hand fight at the National A C, Of Philadelphia recently, have mignad ertictes of egreament calting for tem (0 meet in the star owe of ix rounds at the eat club on Retuniey evening, Agel 17, Bantams, lighoweigita and mikdlewelghts ar featuring in three star eightroaud boule uf the . otate there are other kinds of Service SINCE THE LID WENT ON, POKER’'S THE ONLY THING THAT'LL MAKE MEN SIT AROUND A TABLE FOR HOURS AND HOURS AT A . loesn’t necessarily have to pitoh with . than ‘an 8-ounce glove can close. . rHer under this years daylight saving. to Meet Again in 12-Round Bout. ote sila. | Aarne GOUt. battler, in the main cight-round event, Johany | Hou, : ‘Bidie Fitesimmons, the local lightweight. ot one of the boring chute in New Jersey, in Jeewey im the near future is thet of Jos Lanch, the hard hitting west sider, and Charlie Beecher, prove one of the mont intmresting ever staged hereabouts, Fridse Mead, Lgnch’s amnager, claims all the gogd tantame are side stepping his prowee 60 he fa going to ect wail tor the feather title, ‘The West Hoboken A.C. will hold # boxing and wrewthing carnive! to-night in Amsterdam Hall, Patemon and Summ Avenue, West Hoboken, Tiree cight-round bouts will be held, Tranklo Notter will mest Danay Regan, Mickey Nelson fon wi foe Young Walden ia elght-roond en. engomenta, Rath Brady, the crack Syrucume Tightweignt, and Willie Juckwon will clasts again at Philadel. Dhia, at the Natiowml A. C., April 17, ‘These lads hare already put up severe! unusually ex. citing boyta, Brady has also been matched by Qie manager, Phil Lavin, to box Rocky Kanna at Bal€unore Agri 23 and Freokie Britt a: New Bedfont, Ape! 20. a | wok Bagley bas completed bie cant of boats | for the voxirg show of the EudtoottJohmeun shoe. | workem at Johneon City, N, ¥., on Friday might, | Geoe ‘Tunney mevts Jack Cliffort of iyrvaklyn, Joo Nelson of Philadelphia tackle Willie Kane of ‘Trenton and Jimmy Burne mote Eddie Fletcher, Ad three toute will be for eight rounda, | Marty Collin, the promising east side bantam, | hat been tamixtied to tox Ray Moore at Syracimo Apri 20, Qempion Pato Henman at” Newark April 20 and Abo Friedman at New Bedfont May 2. | aad | + Iuuuny “Twotard’s clover iitile | be kept pretty busy from now on. rd has arranged severe) matches cut of town roieee. On April 12 Packey ts booked to —when see that BUDDY BUDS “if Giercans foetal Sot Mien Ms | wea, te oman ‘nt Geist [tx ene Alan ttf ah ne i ae Cluett, Peabody & Co.. Inc., Troy, N. Y. event of nuccess a return to fing. | Tare tanwe au the can ; tn Byer, On May 12 be wil foo Benny’ Roser | are solid Mints for your nickel —when pemnising @o far arrange) for Ye open she of the Bors yen Ate i Tien tad nln sri 4 are Bice asm dere ‘Cys | Boulng svete ta Heaauan Pen ante you note how /eng they last! Makers of Arrew Shirts and Gotham Underwear the bantam title, f (wreeu be will engage (n olber ma'chon Ove of the mort promising matches echeduled | $n the clover east side feather, ‘Thin boat dhould | 8 ir ‘wall clash with Danny Powers, and Harry Nel- | fi Warrior No. 2 team, who totalled 112 in the twelve balls rolled. Kelly scored 60 on the first six balls, amid the greatest excitement. His next ball was a strike, after which he scored 9, 10, 7, 8 and 8, for the total already mentioned. . Other Pedersen, Christ Church House, 106; Robert Rieger, Warriors No, 1, 101, and James Cudahy, Roessler & Hass- lacher, 106, The Cheney Brothers high total of 487 was not disturbed. No games are scheduled this eve- ning, it being an off night, but to- morrow evening fourteen clubs will team; P. O. M. O. D., 5 teams; Na- tional Biscuit Company, 2 teams, and Library Bureau, 2 teams. ~ AS evidence vot the + 10 teaune: ia; | breaking assortment of golf talent. 2 teams; ¥. 1 team, ‘aad Bridgeport, Conn. Stecher Again = Winner. of world, successfully defended his title here iast night jn-a match wi Tommy Draak of the Netherlands, Stecher took two successive falls, each with a body scissors and arm lock, tho Fae and open title holder con-| mots 80, | southern season and the starting field .|course. The present ninth hole will | be eliminated and the long eighth re- it in 1 hour and 10 minutes and the ond in 1 minute. All Tilie Seekers This Year. By William Abbott. ‘OT so long ago doctors were about ready to prescribe Fran- cis Oulmet out of championship tracted throat trouble that persisted | on playing return engageméhts. Only a few days before the national tournament last year at Oakmont the Boston lad was stricken at New London, Sheer will power propped quinine pilis, remained in’ the big tournament against the pleadings of his wife and friends. After defeating Oulmet spent @ long time in the numbered 289 players, a record Owimet, hitting a tremendously long would have glorious chances for this season's national championship. ‘The Richmond County Country Club, which only recently signed George Frothingham as professional, will soon. make improvements on its duced in length. The new eighth will be a drive and mashie and the new ninth a drive and full iron. A new professional's shop will be built and when all improvements are finished the Staten Isiand organization in- tends to cut a big swath in metropol- itan golf, National Champion Walter Hagen will practise at the National links be. their wonderful Mint Flavor The Shackamaxon Chih at West- field has selected April 17 as the ot ficial date for opening its course. There will be a big blowout in the en- larged clubhousc and prominent speakers will unloosen an eloquence Princeton football fiye years ago, ts doing some early training for the na- ticnal amateur title next September {at the Engineers’ Club, which hap- pens to be Eddie's home course. The Englewood Club will make over two greens for the coming season. 150 other Englewood members were out on the links. Detroit has made gains in pitching strength, but the staff is yet for from being of championship calibre and the figures are rather disappointing. Re- member that Detroit, with its great , punch, ought to be able to hold even with a team 3 or 4 per cent. better in 8 Washington pitcher to have an even chance. There is no doubt that the figures show Cleveland far superior to any of the other teams in pitohing. The chief weakness of the glub has been ig no sign that the team will be strong tremendous come-back strength the moment he joined the Indians. Joe lack of left-handed pitchers, and there | + That's how you Pfonounce “ED. PINAUD” " ——— It is better to say a name correctly, but the main thing is to get the goods, medal winners during the bombardment. pitching. In other words, thie average One iaueus & phi Y evening were: J. Jackson, Christ] s0lf. While on duty at Camp Devens, Degroit pitcher needs be only v 1 hin accep fgenaged |. Bumphries strate to the middie of the April showers aren't golden cteore when @ basedall game's called off.) Cinch House team, 102; ‘Theodore| during the war, the former national| Eadie Drigss, who starred im|8 per cent. as good as the average || ED, PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC ‘The photographers climbed over the The original French Eau de Quinine, the ac i tg enemy of | dandruff, will ; give you eatiafac- safety. tion with. BOWLING ACADEM THU ND BL ¥ and you follow the style in COLLARS Follow ie