The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 16

‘Man o’ War Scheduled for | “Workout” at Jamaica To- Day for the Dwyer Stakes at Opening of Aqueduct. CT Mee Yon tring Wena AN O' WAR is likely to get a real test at Jamaica to-day, as he is scheduled to start in ithe Stuyvesant Handicap, valued at 196,000, and pick up 135 pounds over jthe one mile route. The only chance of the record breaking three-year-old @ not starting is that conditions are ‘y Such that his trainer, Louis Feustel, Sen not to start him, fearing an | bow Man o' War can travel over a hard-going track. The heafy rain on § Monday soaked the course, but if the ; i“ jowever, Feustel is anxious to see y sun comes out strong this morning rh going will be good enough for 1 the latest racing wonder to step out. Man o' War will be asked to con- #cede nine pounds to Dominque, four- $\teen pounds to On Watch, twenty- 9 fv unds to Irish Dream and twen- ‘ fht pounds to Krewer, but the of Fair Play—Mahuba is ex- vowel to overcome these handicaps id win easily. ‘To-day’s race in in the nature of the ‘er Stakes, ri fla workout for § formerly called the Brooklyn Hand\- } cap, which ¢ Aqueduct. fb qDomingue is considered Man o' ‘War's most dangerous opponent to- ‘\day. It will be his first appearance fas @ three-year-old, Although last season he was ranked second to the new champion. { { I ing rifle shots and equestrian i experts of the army, navy and felvilian life sailed yesterday for the | seventh Olympiad at Antwerp. 4 ‘The riding team, consisting of nine ‘ opens the meeting at ‘WO teams comprising the lead- j oatrante, has been in active training » St Fort Riley, Kan., for somo time, /and om its arrival at Antwerp will | proceed to Coblenz, Germany, for | additional practice and final prepara- jj tions for competition against the best J horsemen of Europe. Close to a score of mounts which have been trained \for the contests were also aboard. | The personne! of the riding team is Las follows: ‘ cavalry: Capt 6 Tt Pe Brwing field oar: ; Greenwald, field |. Chamberlain, A. Barry, cavalry; mo) HN 2 i A = | Sey S ‘est, caval eal list of the ts in which the jera will compete follows: u hip contest, indivi- 5) dual cortest; individual jump- $ ing contest, team jumping contest and jj Teuttins contest. §} ‘TROL vessels assigned by the United States Coast Guard will i line the America’s Cup course Oot Sandy Hook during the interna- | tional yacht races. starting July’15. , All craft will be kept outside the | Patrol lines. ‘This is according to the | regulations just announced by the | Bureau of Navigation of the Depart- | at the masthead | Doats are warned to carefully watch j the patfols so they can keep clear of the contesting yachts. i About the starting line a clear ‘espace of half a mi will be nega Other vessels must keep @ mile back of the patrol line, i { i i i "i ! Morgan’s’ Statement . About Side-Stepping Brings a Hot Retort. i By John Pollock. Dan Morgan, yo hevinaky and Eddie Fitasimmons, cer- talnly stirred up a hornets’ nest when ye had published in this column yester- the announcement that Gene Tun- y had refused to fight Battling Levin- wiky at the Armory A. A. of Jersey City, , ‘This is what Bagley has to say to Mr. ) Morgan in return; “Tunney will fight ye Maevingky, Turner, Willams or any ther of the big fellows. He will figit ahy one I select for him. 1 will also let ‘Wille Jacksow fight Eddie Fitzsimmons . Pitt any time providing Morgan will post \@ big forfeit for Fitssimmors to weigh fm at 135 pounds at the ringside or 133 “p pounds at 3 P.M." i | iA is Se) Qub of Detroit to-day wird Frankie Burns, (i Benwer City featherweieht, asking Ne fight either Dick Losdman, Dutch Brandt or the big base either one lads he will make « big bit with the fight Moms of that city A shay Arile BSimmons,.reported to be « speedy ban: arrived in town Tunney Is Ready Any Time Levinsky Wants Ring Action 7 manager of Battling . BEST SPO STILL THEY COME © Copyright, 1920, by The Press Publishing Co, (The Néw York Evening World). 1 OUGHT QuITE A 1} SNE GHOULS, TO 66T FEW POUNDS OUT THIS TRIP TO CHARLEY HARVEY IS BRING! THE RENOWNED FLOOR. MG MASSAGER. Joe BECKETT, OVER TSO EXHIBIT HIS ACROBATIC. So HES > SOHING BACK For more Jerome Outpoints Curtin. BEACON, N. Y., June 22.—Frankie Jerome, the ‘Harlem + who knocked out Jack Selgel in three rounds at Long Branch Inst Friday night, won another bout here at the Beacon ‘A. C, lastnight, outbointing Johnnie Gurtin of Newark in a fast ten-round battle Cubs Here to Give Giants’ New Line- Frequent Rainstorms Make Fans Impatient to See Teams in Action, By Charles Somerville. OSH all hemlock but this wabbly i ‘weather is Uke rubbing sand- paper across the happy disposi- tions of Us fan, and if there's any- thing in the way of sky sprinkling to-day to prevent our witnessing the Cubs and Giants go to !t a popular Proposition woul be for all of us to go up and pull an Elwell on the Weather Man. That bird's been get- ting away with a bunch of rough stuff ever aince the season started. He ought to understand thas We are very impatient to see how the newly arranged Giants are going to work out. For the Cubs will surely furnfvh a sporty test. ‘They have only recovered from a slump with suicidal tendencies themselves. Remember, they dropped ten games in a string, but now arrive at the Polo Grounds on the top wave of a winning etreak, having stung the Beanfesters up Cape Cod way for three in a row and chased Uncle Robble around the stump over on Ebbets Field for tuh contests, If the Giants succeed in giving the Cubs a rough rumble, as Tommy Speno and Philly Lewis, the popular fighters of Newark, N. 3., were ma clash in the semi-final of ten rounds to twelve- round bout between Charley Welnert, the Newark Dearyweight, and Al Roberta of Staten Istand,, which 1s to be fought et the first open-air boxing! Say tee Cetiiones A, 0, of Dement H 3 oe june 29, Aucio Ratner, the Bronx middleweight, andj Marty Cross, the game local flghter, have just been matched by John Jennings to meet in the star bout of twelve rounds et ‘the next open-air boxing show of the Armory A. A, of Jersey City on Monday night, Both men bare been trying for some time to meet each other and now that they will get this bance they ought to furnish « rattling fast fight, Georgie Brown, the west sida, lightwelght, who broke away from his manager, Kddle Mead, Inet week, quickly realized his mistake, for be pleadingly Asked Mead to take bim back again and Mead bas astecd to do 90, Mead has several offers for Brown And expects to sie him to box Johnny Dundee in we) Manager A. C, Werbe of the National Sporting | after Weipert’s bout wi: Mis terms! about hiv taking Weinert, Jock Britton will pick up some more < at an open-air boxing show at & baseball park Pe bee. - from New Orleans, Daimawelf the ‘managément of 15111 Bortg next month, Harry Biaufuss, one of the officials of the New- ft Newark bearsweight } 00 June 30, Blaufuss informed the writer to-day day comgteted ite card of bouts for Thursday might, Three star scrape will be presented. ‘The card ts: Danny Lonch vs, Billy Hinners, both of Bayonne; Oakley Keyes va, Jack Nedmond, the promising New York boy, end Burt Spencer, one of the most Likely youngsters Brooklyn bas developed im years, ¥8, Joe Kelly, who ls fondly known ou the U, 8. 8. Wyoming as “Wildcat Kelly." George Brown, the crack wost side lightweight, has been signet by his manager, Eddie Mead, to box Johnay Yarne at the Ammory A, A. of Jemey City July 6. The bout will be over the twelve round route, Brown also boxes Charile Parkor at the Fenway A, A. of Boston, July 13, vwelve rounde, Tt ts expected that a match will be closed within (he next twenty-four houre between Pete Herman, the bantam champion, and Joe Lynch, Up Severe Test they did. the Reds and the Piruts (shut up, Eliphalet Postoastie Prune- pit, don’t mention St. Louis to me!), why who knows but what we might be. feeling like shooting off a few Roman candies in honor of the Mc- Graw and Johnny Evers combination come Fourth o July. Bo for the love of Pete, Mr. Weather Man, plug up the sky-pipes and slip a quarter in the Sun meter this day. Of course, in-any sport youth is the golden eagle in the coinage of a man's career, But many a good fan felt a sharp twinge at the contrast pre- sented in the last few days—the cheering, whistling reception given the return of Kid Frisch and the same crowd handing Larry Doyle the razr. Because you don't have to be a grand- father or even an uncle or even a voter already yet to remember when Laughing Larry was an idol of the Polo Grounds crowds. It will resemble something of Old Home Week, this Cub-Giant series. For Charlie Herzog used to wear the Coogan Bluff unifo And Dare- devil Dave Robertson, now the star dul banger of the Cubs, once “was one of Us, And— About as funny a twist in Time's changes as could be well imagined will occur when Fred Merkle, in a Cub uniform, exchanges the courtesy of the day (or maybe a couple of bricks) with Johnny Evers in a Giant make-up, Nobody has yet forgot- ten, I guess, that when Jawn was a Cub he spotted Fred's awful error in failing to touch second, Jawn pro- testing the game and thereby cost- ing the Giants a pennant, while pin- ning on Frederick the decoration of the Immortal Bone. Will those Indians never lay off this Victory War Dance stuff? Yeh—but we'll Yank ‘em down yet. peda bil C1 Goes to Gi A! Lefevre, captain and shortstop of the Fordham University nine, has been signed by the New York Giants. The new recruit was a team mate of the sensational Frank Frisch who jumped ‘ollege diamond to stardom from the with the Giants Jast fall, JAMAICA SELECTIONS. First Race,—Marjorie M., Sir Mortimer, Lady Lovitt, Second’ Race. — Pierre-a-Feu, Groat Gull, Poor Butterfly. Third Rale—Peter Piper, Jadda, Man o' War, On Double Eye, King Agrippe, Tache O. Gaunt. ‘Sixth ‘Race.-Oriole, Knight of the fe Heather, Bluff TO-MORROW JAMAICA LONG ISLAND $2,50 OLYMPIC STAKES THE CONSOLATION PURSE AND 4 OTHER MIGH CLASS CONTRSTY FIRST RACK AT 2.90 P, M, SPECIAL RACH TRAINS leave Penn, Station, $34 St. and Tth Av. also Flatbush Av., Brooklyn, BO and pt intervals up to 2.00 P.M, Also via Lex, L" to 160th St., Jamal trolley. Grand Stand 83.30. Ladies 81.65, Including War Tax, sich ‘the went wile boxer, at the Armory Club of Jer to bor THUM fenvant, 3. ' THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1920." . RTING PAGE IN NEW YORK By Thornton Fisher i een MYSTERIOUSLY AS THE THE UNITED STATES OF UTOPIA. LIVE WIRES By Neal R. O’Hara. Guprrtene, 1808, by Tae Freee Pubiishing Os. (The New York Beestns Well France certainly gave us a couple of swell art objects in Carpentier and the Statue of Liberty. ‘ ‘The closest Georges has come to Dempsey is Denver, Col. . . . Carp’s visit here has been a disappointment to every one but the income tax collectors. 8 ‘Ther since he got married. “* only one thing you can say for Georges. He hasn't had a fight The census has put Detroit in fourth place, which is three places better than Hughie Jennings could do for it. . Detroit is the fastest growing city in the country, and the Tigers are its growing pains. . allowed to have Sunday ball. . . Even the law shows mercy sometimes. . Philadelphia and Boston aren't St. Louis has the pennant fever, with a temperature of more than .550. . * . The Senators put Harding in first place, which is more than they've been al to do for Clark Griffith. ° The only trouble with Babe Ruth's home runs is that they ruin his chance for stolen bases. . . Philly fans divide their support between the A's and the Quakers, ° The only kick is that they did divide it by 10. Clay Court Tennis Tourney Goes Over. DETROIT, June 22.—Opening play in the national clay courts tennis cham- plonship, scheduled to begin here yes- terday afternoon, was postponed because lof the sogsy condition of the courts. Barring further rain, the tournament will get under way this afternoon. Miss Dorothy Tennant 6f Sgn Fran- jeisco has been added to the list of con- testants. Mackay Receives Wilson's Contract Dave Mackay, manager and match- maker of the Newark Sportsmen's Club, yesterday received frém World's Mid- dleweight Champion Johnny Wilson a signed contract to box Soldier Bartfeld at the big Jersey club on July 1. Mac- kay previously secured the soldiers sig- nature to the binding papers, The weight for the match Is to be 158 pounds ringside, the recognized middleweight Umit, As the champion Js a legitimate member of his class and Bartfleld can do close tO the welterweight marg when occasion requires, there will be no hitch over the welght question, CALL FoR MR. PAPIN: eA FOR- me: PAPI! es SINCE HIS OEFEAT’ BY TENOLER PAPIN HAS DISAPPEARED AS GON In THE GLWELL ease NEH- Weve HEARD) IT BEFORE tes Classy Field of Players "4 In the Intercollegiate , ' Golf Tourney.To-Day Eight Institutions Represented in Champioriships, Bobby Jones Being Only Notable ‘Absentee, ; By William, Abbott. IGHT institutions and fifty play- ers will compete to-day in the annual intercollegiate —_ golf championship on the Nassau course. Not so long ago Rah Rah boys couldn't see golf with a telescope, but of late they have dropped into the procession of new addicts to the game and are now keen for the sensation of lining out a long drive. The tourna- ment will run five days and will be representative of the best col- lege golf in the East. The ony notable absentee will be Bobby Jones, who couldn't get away from his examina- tions at Georgia Tech, Princeton holds the college cham- Pionship, while A. L. Walker, Colum- bia, is the best individual performer. The programme is divided into two sections. The college finishing with the lowest aggregate total for 72 holes of medal play starting to-day will be awarded team honors. Individual match play rounds will start Thurs- day. Jess Sweetser of the Ardsley Club will be allowed to compete. The youngster is a freshman at Yale and there was some doubt regarding his eligibility on account of this, but everything has been straightened out. ‘The tall, blond youth should material- ly improve the Blue's chances. Walker defeated J. Simpson Dean of Princeton, in the finals last year at Merion, but the husky, curly-halred ‘Tiger captain has won from Wai'er this season and thare should be a hamdinger scrap if these two young atars should meet again. The Greenwich course will be clut- tered up to-day with great wealth when Baltimore Featherweight Dis- plays His Class by Coming On and Winning After Receiving Terrific Punch, By Alex Sullivan. F there was any doubt among the J experts as to the probability of Andy Chaney being the next world’s featherweight champion, suc- ceeding Johnny Kilbane, it was re- ™moved last night at the open-air boxing arena of the Armory A. A. in Jersey City as a result of his twelve-round bout with Johnny Mur- ray of Harlem, one of the hardest hitting feathers that ever stepped through the ropes. Every one who seen him easily outpoint Kilbane on two occasions and,fommy Noble, the English star, agreed that he was a clever, all-aroynd boxer. Last night's {Bout proved he 1s a fighter as game as they come, with the coolest head and the greatest ring generalship ever shown by a little fellow, at least during this generation. Murray can hit like a trip-hammer. He demonstrated that fact a few days back when he knocked out Artie Root of Cleveland, a big lightweight who had @ great “rep” in the West. Murray has also beaten Kilbane and has a long list of knockouts to his boxing a short time. ‘The first four rounds were pretty even. Murray ripped over many hard rights to the head, with an occa- sional left hook to the stomach that made Chaney gaap. Then in the fifth, when they were fighting at close quarters, Murray shot across a snappy right t completely took Chaney unawares and dropped him on his haunch Instead of getting right up, which he could have done, Chaney waited until his brain had cleared, which it did at about the count of six. and got to his feet and kept sticking his left into Murray's face and keeping him away for the balance of the round, ‘Again in the sixth Murray was dangerous. He landed muny solid — @RNUINE SHELL CORDAVAN IN BROWN O BLACK Going vw $9.95 Stores open at 8 A. 276 West 125th St. 88 Delancey-St. near off Srv I Our SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE continues. This sale includes every pair of high and low shoes in our three’ large stores. “Sixty-five styles in low shoes and ninety- five in high shoes to choose from.” Regular $12 to $15 values 1480 Broadway at Times Square Strong vw $10.95 Regular $18 values M., closing at 10 P. M. Eighth Avenue Williamsburg Bridg Cnn LET Chaney Dropped in Fifth But Outpoints Murray credit for a lad that has only been welts in this “session, cutting Cha- ney’s nose, Johnny's friends shouting for a knockout, whieh they thought he'd surely put over because of his great showing in the previous round, But Chaney kept sight on top of him, never daunted by any punch he re- ceived. Starting with @e seventh Chaney pulled away from Murray and was sport, twenty teams from New York banka and trust companies compete in @ on day tournament for a handsome. Presented by Charles 8, Sabin, Presi: dent of the Guaranty Trust Company, who is staunch player of the Scottisn .Put the names of Walter Hagen, Harry V H. Taylor, rdon, J. Ted Ray, James Braid, Abe Mitchell and George ‘Duncan Into @ hat and whoever ts drawn out Won't be far from the winner of the British open championship that starts next week. The Delphi Oracle, even in {ts best days, however, couldn't foretell Just which ong of this coterie of stars will capture fhe greatest golfing hong: in the world. ‘The Lido course, under the able ‘al- rection of Peter Lees, is coming along nicely, although the job of getting the seaside greens in shape is proving umex- pectedly dificult. The clubhouse is now more than half finished. Golf around summer resorts utotery Jumps fhto high speed with the advent of the first batch of vacation visitors. Next week a new 18-hole course will b forntally opened at Loon Lake, N. Y. This course was designed by W._A. Tillinghast and built by Maurice “Mo- Carthy, who declares the scenic views on the ‘course cannot be excelled by any other links ‘In the northern sector, Anyone who now joins the newly or- anized golf club at Flushing will not ave to walt until next season to do « little mashie exercise. If the new mem- ber cares to he can utilize the Inks of the Flushing Country Club on the pay- ment of $25 and green fees of $1.50 1¢ the course ja used on Sundays and holidays, and §1 if {t is piayed on other days. i To Join the new Flushing Club one must first become a shareholder, which means an outlay of $750 Jones Wins in Medal Round of Golf ‘ournament. five starters, the qualf- fying round of the Westchester County Golf Association's juntor championships at Oak Ridge yester-- day resolved itself into an informal &p-as-you-please, an affair carrying all ths popular interest of a bill of lading. ‘fo qualify, all one had to do was to avoid finishing last and even this was denied the spice of competi- tion because one T. I. Merseles of Si- wanoy made such a thoroughgoing Job of it. W. G. Jones, th» Scarsdale medalist at the recent interscholastics at Nas- sau, won the doubtful honor again with a commendable cgrd of 81. He was tha, class of the meagre fleld and won away off by. himself, the joint runners-up being H. W. Howe jr. .of Mount Kisco and J. G. Me- Mahon of Sleepy Hollow, who fin- ished in a disinterested dead heat with a score of 87 v ‘With all of awax in the lead at the finish, He seemed to go at express speed the longer the fight went, while his wicked punching adversary slowed up to a walk and hardly landed one good blow during the remainder of the battle, Tt was claimed that Murray had hurt his left hand in the sixth, for he never used it after that. In fact he didn’t use his right either, so he must have hurt both of them. The truth of it is, that Chaney possesses more class than any little fellow boxing around here in years. excepting a one-punch knockout, but he keeps going so fast that it is hard for such a clever boy to set himself for the delivery of a sleep wallop. He has “class” written all over him. The latest announcement is that Johnny Kilbane is going to present managing. the honor of the championship. Jimmy Sullivan, the Jersey City | welterweight, a terrific puncher, was always dan- gerous, makings of crack welters if devel- oped properly. pitt RE PIE RE Martin and Ratner Box Draw, ROCHESTER, N. Y., June 22. Martin and Augie Ratner ked house. Rnd stiff punches earned him He has everything a fighter needs {hfs title to Jack Wolfe, whom he is It would be a good idea for him to let Wolfe box Chaney for and George Wood of Elizabeth gave a great exhibition of boxing in the eight-round sem!-final, the former's superior boxing earning him a shade, although Ward, who is Both of these boys have the Silent fought ten sensational rounds last night before a Martin's aggressiveness a draw with the clever New York middleweight. 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