The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1920, Page 27

— Ee eaaeeene a a a a eee elo bain hee THE EVENING WORLD, ‘FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920." NEWS OF ALL THE SPORTS 22.22" by the Dodgers due to the Pittsburgh Club asking wagers on the rookie, Man O’ War’s Belmont Trial|Schupp, Old Giant Star, . | 8.°8 S55 ds a Mile Hile and Quarter i in 1 05 has the makings of a fino ball: player i LERR ROR the injuries to his hand received sev- Puzzles Robin Batters but needs polishing. Wes Cohigton Three- att ONT SELECTIONS, On Other Hand, Grimes iidihcay: piilnidg ond. Why weansal Sal Ketage ereaiet ek oe pag veg June Economy Sales ofHiEN BERGS, Kilduff, entirely recovered from Race—Sun lash View bi Mil. iT sith cond bas: a a i Year-Old on Edge for To- charmed, Wor Mielnns Batted Out of Box | looked like'a ng faultless manner, Seoney, ts eapeoted Morrow's Classic, bw acho aha grt by. Cards. catch and naton | ana then Dig dolngy are sure to take L. A. PRICE, rres ay ttle bear, YT. ; : MoCabe,* ‘hi i ft ! Lean a ittiny *» . By Vincent Treanor. Fourth Race—Aurum, Pierre By Richard Preyer went out ona rounder to fret and ; Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded . F time trials can. be as 0 | 7% bs the crowd went home. ‘The Farmer Baseball Club will engage taken Fifth Race—J: . R. BURLBIGH GRIMBS, one of the seya, Staten Isiand Knights of t Saale of caleulations, 084 they cain, aan, Qiagen ats] N/A pe ton eee momen ote} t,Xaul ain is afternonn with Coates ae yecee tear” Wears West 14th Street—Between 5th and 6th Aves. are these days, nomat-| gixth Race—Houyhnham, Ortole National League Spitballers’ Mamaux the le pitching ehoice | S80? s WE On ter how useless they may have seemed | Dry Moon, 7 Chub, grew: wilder Wink the Republi-| fof eer Boys. Rowbey feels consasnt asen pale (© oM-tasttoned | ot poem in the oon rae rantion.. Seiten, 86 Gi Final Clearance—A!l Our $19.75 and $22.50 and track conditions, then| Wi the Hyde Park Handicap, waa] series being staged at Ebbets Field, y simply a case of Sande on the former | and the first mentioned jon Man 0’ Waw ie the surest of sure against Fator on Sunflash,” Sande] of spheroid tossors br ‘ings for to-morrow’s Belmont | Utjockeyed Fator, Some statisticians, | six lengths. Final socre, 9 to Handicap. That the great son of Fair| however, pointed out that Damrosch| Ferdinand Stubblefield Schupp beat the Hildreth horse about the}cupled the mound for the: Minitors an Play is on edge for the classic stake| same-way rigged last season, and Ferdie had the Brooklyn batters and Three- Quarter Length Coats Reduced to Less Than 1 evidenced by his final trial Thure- eating out of his hand. He would Half Price Saturday day morning, when he covered @ mile! ‘The charts say Wise Dove swerved | have scored a shutout if he did not Aft « quarter in the axtontahing time| toward the outer rail ia the Afb race |snee UP ae fiual tan and alow and carried Fair Lassie wi 96 (2.46 flat, Horses are not usually | Nothing of the kind, “Wise Dove was| the ole pellet in safety. ‘The Dodgers’ asked such tast efforts, even if it is! running straight and true to the final| entire quota of runs was chalked up im them, and it wasn't expected of|tighth when Fair Lassie ducked to| iD the ninth. Outside of that inning Man O° War. He simply went out and/| the outside. Wise Dove followed her, | SChupp allowed but six scattered hits Gh ft as if in the natural course of | hut in doing so had ‘amough epeed ts and was never in danger. 7 to ti game "While the Belmont won't be a bet- Be ee eee ear eae ar lee © pltshers’ battle between the ting event, at least as far as Man| Wise Dove waa clear of Fair Laasic | opposing: twirlers, ‘but when the O! War is concerned, there is honor, | at the time came to bat in the seventh— Drestige “nd a gold cup connected : Curtains. “Hornety, the siseg0e, Kid, wi all of wi mean more than the value of the purse to| , At # meeting of the stewards of the waleds Lavan slogie®, as, bi owner Samuel D. Riddle and hig|J°ckey Club held Thursday, the fol-| ong 4’ duet of errors by Grimes and ble trainer, Louls Fenstel. To the |!owing members being present—Au-| yg, was thrown in between and lio it will mean the sight of what|sust Belmont, H. K. Knapp, F. R.| when the stanza ended the ecore boy ‘wrday looks to be one of the greatest | Hitchcock, John Sanford, R. T. WU-| chalked up four runs. Another arses of turf history, Racegoers will|#on and Joseph ©. Widener—the @p-| quartet of markers were added in the forego the privilege of betting for the | pended report of the License Commit-| eignen. chance to see a historic perform. | tee was accepted and approved: That) Aithough nine runs to the rear the ance, and unless all signs fail they | the application of William Knapp for) nodger fans did not give wp hope swill to-morrow wee that and a horse|a trainer's license be denied; that the| when the last of the ninth arrived. @bout which they can talk, ttl their | application of Frank G, Keough for a They rooted for the home players to sigomsday, Jockey's license be granted; that the/ avoid a shutout, and when Schmandt, yet was feared that: because of Man|application of C. B. Durnell for a first man up, shot a single over sec- y War's prowess he would have no|trainer’s license be denied; that the| onq. and Nels, who took Grifith's opposition, put this would be deplora- | application of R. Kirschbaum for | piace in right field in the eighth, also ble, inasmuch as he would get only | jockey’s license be granted. The ap-/ singied, the fans whooped. Schmandt naif the purse in that event. with | plication of J. Dennison and Wallace | Sooreq when Lavan fumbled Elliott's second or third money going a-beg- | Taylor for trainers’ licenses were laid ging, or, In other words, reverting to|on the table. the association. But from what we hear there will be no walkover. Don- 5 nacona and Wild Air will very likely |_,T0-Mofrow's card is one of extreme oppose “the Riddle. three-year-old, |Tichness, as, in addition to the Bel- procistng at least a contest... d,} mont, there is the Coaching Club American Oake, of a value of $5,000. “awhile talking of Man o’ War ana|In order to stimulate interest in dis- the Glen Riddle farm stable we wish | tance racing for fillies, the Coaching to call your attention to another oc-|Club of New York has added the eupant of the same barn, Dinnaeare, Layee Singleton gold cup, probably Choice of strictly all wool Gold Tones, Khaki Wool, Serges, Coverts, Tweeds and Velours— pleated back, belted back and Tuxedo styles— |. all beautifully made and finished—new and ~ charming styles in navy, gray, tan, khaki, and beigé—three pictured; sizes up Silk mace” Skirts sh fu cette Vice, aan Nese ids in Fevity Sams dark ineh beltecuave' the appear- Children’s Creepers and Rompers of fast color = Man an onislrter === 22 |EXTRA TROUSERS FREE! which was the last event yesterday. 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