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Ry a \ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1920. ° Bae es tie bole “== BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ———. BRITISH INVADERS MAY LIFT AMERICAN TITLE, SAYS VARDON | xy 86 be - $$$ BSF DEFENDERS AT TOLEDO (THE WEEK END “ns n> 2 By Thornton Fleber BM RTHRME THE VE TEN ; 4 Vardon Himself Expects to Be S trong Contender’ in Our National saw Er eR OR 38 Davee Z illgig , ‘ Open Championship to Be Played Next Month—Courses oe ee Y sauna mc = Yank Star Made His 2th in , That Appealed to British Stars During Their 1913 Invasion. ee : (ss YOU HEED) : Farewell Game With Tigers : Cab ns {smu wet and With Browns Paying ; er Book DUST By Harry Vardon (Former British Open Champion.) DWARD RAY and I have laid our plans to start for America in mid-July to take part in an interesting programme of events, which includes the United States Open Championship on the Inverness course, Tol- edo, on Aug. 10 and following days. So far as I person- ally am concerned, it will be, in all probability, a final effort to capture—or, rather,’ regain—the honors of American golf. When a man has turned fifty-—and I passed that milestone in life on May 7 this year—he begins to redlize WHEN TWO ‘ to the full that he cannot go on playing in championships Maal Wiroinis ce forever. However, there is no real reason why one who 4 has heen a golfer from boyhood and kept himself fit, WESTFIELD GOLF CLUBS ae should fail to maintain something like his best form NIGHT DANCE WHERE THERE APE «. 7; until the age of say fifty-f When I compete at In- EVEN COUPLES AND TWO YOUNG HUSBAND! verness I certainly shall not entertain the idea that I SHAKE @ MEAN EYE FROM am too old to win a firsi s event THE GASE LINES a point of fact, I am particulurly 4 Gi TON Finn Oo ] / | a Double-Header Her—To- THE EBONY, Morrow Keep Your Eye on. JA22 ORCHESTRA Him. IMPORTED FROM THE CHIN. TO FURMISH THE CONFUSION Feeu uke Fico worth oF | S¢@ar (Ron ~/ By Alex Sullivan. DAWGENE-1 COME OUT), HREE more homeruns to go! HERE TO PLAY GOLF- That's all the mighty Babe tHoPE THAT FLOCK Sewn ors Ruth needs to break tht world’s 5 AND BREAKS THEIR. ae record for four-base clouls tn a AGU CAM SLEEP: singlg season, which he himself cre- ated Mast year, The King Siatemith of all times achieved his 27th homerun in yesterday's farewell game vith the Tigers, which the Yankees won by a score of 6 to 5, It was nfo easy thing for Babe to get thls twenty-seventh homer, either, for Howard Embke, who hurled for the visitors, was decidedly timid when it came to serving them up to Babe, Well satisfied at the time of writing |\ookeq lovely—smooth an mpa- With the inspiration which is directing |thetic, Ike velvet. But the farther My efforts on the links. It is a 00d | we went, the more we were disillus- __ Many years since my iron shots up toljoned. You might strike the ball b ‘the hole gave me so much satisfac-| perfectly truly; it insisted on wob- bling about in’ a most disconcerting GENT in THE PORMITORY WHO NURSES THE FOOL NOTION THAT A GCLE WAS INSTITUTED ESPECIALLY FoR 6oLF and three times he purposely passed fashion in its progress. I believe it a a ow tar, @ecasions, notably in the Southern|was Bermuda grass—as stiff, despite © VERANDA THE DANCE > the high priced Now \ York star. 2 ying competition for the London its shortness, a8 a porcupine’s quills eae be Ann ee SonoerORnine Thanks to “Em's” generosity Babe's ail tournament, when he went |—and we finished by pitching oui OF A COUN = . é around the Worplesdon course, Sur-|"putts” with niviicke, ait sae - A SUrMEte MIGHTS ? ASTER @ SATURDAY batting average for the day was ‘vey, In a gale of wind and rain Jn the wonde: 1,000 per cent, Credit it etal sore Of 42. AMERICANS BETTER PUTTERS. Si, Sweer € eubl ate dy Wace rier time at bat oa one bit, haar 4 |. And yet the local players seemed to a LILAC - AND And be thi pass- pam Rar aati conmitetae ont know how to cope with It. I really LET. INSIDE —-_OH, SHOCT wor THEN SEEM artes, li eee tonden, opr ing of Babe this season—just think, thrice yesterday—when the rules vom- mittee get together next winter it would not be surprising if they for- mulated a rule such as suggested by Jack Doyle, billiardist and baseball fan, which would prevent a twirler purposely passing a batter. It would give a batter the privilege of de- clining his ‘base on balls. Babe has now hit homers on three successive days. CAROLIN ‘EM WHILE THEYRE HAPPY! SUNSHIN °. E STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL LEAGUE, Ww. kL. PC. do, think that Americans are better freer ae tasty cB redirta ringed putters than Britishers, but it is hot sddressing the bly And 1 weigh |because they have the uniformity of About claven stones, ao that the [teens and faith in experience which Shores haa Mae ie 36 rie would be theirs if they putted always ae ane Hoe to eft img [under the same conditions. St must y = pom ul fellow, but ord be Something in the temperament. oa he Len prsontng ve feel that we |, Zo & certain extent, one does find On the whole, then, we feel that we|in america different grasses, different have a fair chance of capturing the | growths beside the fairways, a differ- T American championship, and the only | ent soll in the hazards, than those en- ispensation for which we are pray- | countéred in Britain. And there is no ing is tolerably cool weathe! game which this dissimilarity counts nat be thought that Iam preparing | for uo much asin golf, which te plaved Srouwoy in case they, should be needed in a setting of nature, and not on Mimeots’ British golfere in America a|Siweeted, pitch in the same degree as : Gpal more than it troubles | ‘py secant \¢ ut it cuts both ways; the Ameri- yy jean golfers in Britain. The lat- | oan players who visit Britain hove to By Neal R. O’ Hara. not likely to be frozen in Eng- | adapt themselves to local conditions, id Brooklyn, 2; St. Lowls, 1. was thrown away. rv Scot: during the spring or|just as we do when we go to the | Copyright, 1920, by The Press Publishing Co (The New York Brening World) Cincinnati, A more interesting battle could whéreas British players | Stat And really, it is not very dif. find the heat of an Amer- is surprising how, in-play.| Rogers Mornsby 1s the guy that’s turned the Cards from a four-flush |yuy yor at sttounn Champion Three-Year-Old Finds Rival in Johni|»aray, be imagined than yesterday's Aa a Ciuds, = W. LPO, Pittsburgh ...35 36 493 | Boston ......31 35.470 | F ‘The Yanks won three games out of four from Detroit, who, with Ty Cobb t} back in the lineup, are a difficult a club to beat. The Yanks should have made {t four in a row, though, for the first game, which they lost, New York....88 40 467 Phitadetphia..20 43 411 GAMES YESTERDAY. New York, 3; Chioage, 2. struggle which was witnessed by jean summer almost overwhelminy ing a shot out of long grass some in- ething Brooklyn at Chicago. P. i Wi i — some 35,000 enthusiasts, If it had not 2 Still, Ihave won one penpoeeniy atinct Lip to tell —* et what re- ball MTERER ROCEENG ORs eee "penton at Pittsburgh, Grier orthy of His Best Efforts: pee 80 a oa Biseciers cae have at of =1900—ani ance the grasa will offer to the Philadelphia at Cincl ‘ en crowded as were the stands and Brat was one twenty years ago can ProRreny of the club-head, although | ___ By losing to all comers, Conia Mack plays no favorites in the pennant Inchcape Best Juvenile. pepe arecen ay Wer eltne trance a " heat. The you have not tried the special obsti. | Me MERICAN LEAGUE. Soossguning eshte Mutiny Easy’ wubauslvenens ofthe andes +s AMERICAN TEAGUE, | at Ray and me at growth. ‘The team that’s going down-hill is always the one that needs the breaks. | ,, i fter a tie, was| At any rate, I am looking forward 5 CR SE rabid enough to sit in the bleachers Pc, anid bake for over two hours. It's 89 an | By Vincent Treanor. flash it was, but when it failed ¥ much more comfortable to wait tll At0 Ts the thrilling racing duel/dispose of the Riddle champion it) tne newspapers come out and read oth Temethtne like English with zest to my forthcoming visit to CHRISTY MATHEWSON HAS RETIRED FROM BASEBALL, BUT discouraged Grier, for horses can be} the details of the game. And not 0 between the unbeaten three-| discouraged just the same as a ous ran: A ity of grain and cooler the States, and so, I'am sure, is Ray. | THE BIX SIX THAT WORRIPS M'GRAW ARE THE CLUBS AHEAD OF Washington...37 85.514] Phitadeiphie..21 88.208 year. Man o' War “chucked it," are fused away becaioarer Han eons olenty Often we experience I have had two tours full of the| Tim GIANTS, r GAMES YESTERDAY. par-o) of War -and Hera element beng aneguyaehd] Ra away because of inabil- my country, Whatever the condi- (tee of American? nature— caer ies How ork, 6; Detroit, 5. | Waltsiey's John PeGrier will itve al: |i tio shad dons ule level Pham ee inet and al horse who had done his level et ape toinicertain shat we ore not Fr remember, In particuinn a caddie |: tt Only costs $25 a day to seo the cup races, which shows that yacht Clovetand, 4; Washington, @ | Ways in the minds of those who 8®¥/and found It not good enough at the av f it goes without saying. But a ques-| crucial m That's Lag nem they pa ly for L remember that the 1900 | Who carried for me on the ‘course of | T#cing 1s certainly a millionaire's port. oment, at's horse racing. Ruth to get at Bob GAMES TO-DAY, |tion the race left in every mind af- Meusel these days opposing pitchers n—and 1) the New York Athletic Club, where I L ra ry are flirting with death. For mstance, Re einen was © desper- [wen . ees Seay, times for practice. For $10 more you could go to Purope. Ot teal at ereies ot Pritadetonia. | £008 all kinds of arguments. Did pom wil» wo i teraay aay a yesterday he banged out, two doubles ately difficult affair to win. ‘0 try shote—not eo oer the victory of Man o’ War further he 5 driving in three runs and scoring one “ao be sure, 1 hed 3, H. Taylor to ene Mone i ae Pot fog 2h may be slipping, but he's got to slip fast to keep up with the enhance his reputation as a turf| M2 0° War won handily, whatever (himself, On snother occasion he was beat, but pe was no! onl 4 # rest o! ry ro! am, that means. The truth would better|ropped of a double when Cobb made : . Cr marvel or was John P. Grier greater|be told by saying that Man o' War|a shoe-etring circus catch, Reena Latest Training in defeat? won staggeringly and that two] In the sixth inning, when the visit- hard on my heels all the way. |, This caddie took a lot of interest i The early political dope names Pat Moran or Tris Speaker to succeed In me. At length he said: | felt that I had just as much to fear) “yo, Ought to Join our club.” lengths back John P. Grier was reel- th f their fi y just aa touch to fear ‘The fact that the Riddle oolt ¢ John | ors scored three of their five runs, Ty Player at that time, and,who made a) “Weil” yetatid" swo'ce setting Bol ne ern eae Gallops of Horse) coace saw away vy open day"|\ohcer tian ike er commending’ Ho | rane ea ha hme AMER Oe 8 jendid fight for the championship. | some team matches, and we want one ° i va | recoras either, as the way ne is whal= rent eluent. at ae urney, the crowd looked on| Unless there is a two-year-old |ing them out now he is likely to ac- Fem Oe atari “he, pndttot wr ycked, ‘The spectacle be-|hidden away some place in reserve |complish anything, especially it they : Ft . y ve. Here | for the big stakes to come at Saratoga |put the ball anywhere near the plate : fore them was unbelievable. Here/ 4 the historic Futurity, the cham-|for him. —~ : was “the horse of the century” hav- |pfonship among Juvenilen might Just | ee . nd by ong he|as well be handed to J. H, Rosalter’s © Senators put Walter Johnson ;| ine his colors lowered an two-year. |{neheape, a son of Friar Rock and|in the box In an effort to scalp the Ned soundly besten Rose of Gold. ‘This colt has started|Indians, but Guy Morton beat them old, and who by the way was mak-| only twice, but he has won in each|for the second time in the series, hardest fought battles between little i 1 151; Smarty, jennington All th ’ light, impressively as he always has| nodded past the judges mechanically UP On EMLy” ta Senet Ce ae eand Re Malvern eae aa SIME ee comer A t Local Tracks cn in eee removed the |/#nd tired, like an exhausted mara- Shier uenticonn Chelecidnaoeten 0 on is only a horse, from Taylor. ow sau have nana.” ne eer PET: CIE oe yes Nees : idee from many suints Guat he i pee Ha Wan pladt WAR over tue Whitt laren element Ais RECORD OF SUCCESS ‘e pondered deeply, then he gave | py. P yieed YMPIC TRACK JUN. ARB THING. i . July 10, |@nd shoulders over rivals. ney colt was laboriously throwing his|derhand flings for a home run which Hi AMERICA. Mis Geclaton, “Youd have 14" At Jamaica, Track Fam iawn, |when Grier flashed past him at the|Jegs out in striding fashion, but there |he batted for third baseman Pinelli, 5 paleo aaa a hope I may play better than that 2 Lot, 115 4-5; Aiadane. 1 mile is|eighth pole and everyone was “all| wasn't an ounce of speed left In them. |Two of the three times that Ruth was ur _ AY x i, A mile, tm 1.48; Tatlor Matd. | to ey” ’ war ts| He run the champion a r purposely passed did Meusel follow 7 most of them| (Cowrisht, 1020 By ‘The Bel! Gyndicate,) Fr SA dy eed set” to shout: “Man o' War [8/ which few thought any three-year- . ghtyigit contain two or ares Sanam ankie Burns and Jack Sharkey 4 fa 1.85; Com Ged, 2 mile te 180; Col s om in sorrow than with! oid capable of and in dcing #0 eamea| en nts, and won seventy-three. ° usie.sm, tation for in-|ranking+right bang up with that of| Mays was batted harder tha: pent’ nearly one-half of the time Clash in Twelve-Round Bout eatreaiaa, te, renter aes SoM | ROE eeesten wees aaeraetttea’ | panes Uke nie oiTon eeak y trains and the nye Nei bes the tm 1.20 8-5; Frederick the Great, 3-4, tn 128:) 164g. oe pie that had been con FRCIOSRIAUY, he Re Sg mien at to Cary seven. But Carl was usu- . 1 did pretty well, an: e change ne tbberty ‘tbdet, 7-8, ; Margaret N., 3-6, eer: “| the glamor in whic’ jan o' War has| ally effective In the pinches. He won te cannot have had a very This 1 | Ae for Frum, be was matched with DeFoe for is 5 Seawet, ais 1. 1.18; Sibole,|ferred too unthinkingly and pre-|heretofore been engshrouded, and two games from the Tigers, us effect upon my golf. is Important 12-ROuNA| crouse hour at the Natlonal tn Philly, When 2-4, tn 12; Peope, 8-4, in 20 2-8, 11f 3-6 | maturely, In those brief seconds as| proved the old saying that welght tag ben ban stv tee Contest to Be Decided in | msc’ inure mentsmeaa | tar ant nin a, bt tan of War om th rll eppenred-o| Tat tu'Rh etn thar natu the| atte (day, Ee hota SPs Jersey City To-Night iad ba ee using on ea” Hb, in 100 8-8. 108; Arbitrator, 8-4, in 18;|4rop back tote: and ee SCARY: exciting struggle Mano! War was up there to-morrow as there will bea fy .. ad esa 2-5, 114 %-0,/ colt seemed to coming on ng pounds an rier , ans jouble-header on Dp etween e . Bobby Jones Wins the South- ‘Champion Johnny Wilson, the new middleweight |amazing victory after the way-he|that at the finish the time, 1.49 1-5,| Yanks and the Browns, And don't . champion, will defend his title in another bout ’ War's saddle | Put a new world’s mark on the record/be surprised if Ruth bangs out , that, if 1 could spend So dave ern Golf Champion- By John Pollock. on Tussday erening, Duly 20. Te will go sgainet x had clung to Men 2 ball books, enough homers tc break the world's ‘ nights in a train en be: ‘ : What promises to be one of the | YU Fisher, the Ayracuse fehter, for ten rounds | mnie, in i furan, 1-2, in .40 girths every step of the record~break- best ball of three men, I ought to ship. At & show to be fought in that city, While ma ole panecot (at bee VEE. ; Gatieare that lige Geen fanant in New |e ave whee cant tte ee an on real luck since oy! 7 m foul ew ve oa ttle for the ten gave it to me—a tie pin shaped| CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 12—| Jersey in a long time will be the|‘usds die—which 1 treagure to this} Rogert T (aosay) Jones of Atlanta, Peking? Sia #0 Lewieem Frankte| yor the nest poring show of the Ocean Park runner-up in the amateur champion-| Burns, the popular {dol of Jersey| A. A. of Long Brant N. J..:on Friday night oh °% Bray Soyo: nam er fh ship dest year, won the, South not City, and Jack Sharkey of New York Pines, -comy Alpers McArdle has matched Bud championship—during, our tour| Kins ot Chatatereg ae Liming Wat-lat the open alr boxing show of the Sorat, the sslrrd Pgh, to mew Ai. Taoe| Se sen 18. We travelled about 0,000 up 4 of Jersey City to-| meet Gene Moran and Willie Curry to battle Bob pati ge eg ing only his second appearance be-|insiance without being driven or play. He tumed in a 69 f Armow hyd 414 most of our sleeping in| morning round, breaking the eee night, The: ‘trains and visited such distant spots| record. ing, and as they Both are fighting in San Francisco and Vancouver, I ie ig nd Dan Morgan, Manager of Eddie Pitestmmons think the est courses on which we] with two cards of 72 each, Jerome | Ter Dome form reht now the out |g al uehiweteht, decared to-day that Pit Were Detroit, Mayfield (Cleve-|D, Travers carried off the individual | OUSHt to be a hummer from start to | stmmons will _mako the weight 135 pounds at the ‘in 1 166 and Toronto. Taken all round,|ecore honors on the Upper Montclair| "nish. In the semi-final Frankte | rinsstdo for his bout with Johnny Dundee at the : ad ‘t xperiences of pont visita suggeet links in a beat ball match in which | Fleming of Staten Island will race EC ops Ns oe eo lt onal geannd bo Se hecome fairly well acclimated and to| Braid, played William, Reekic. tro] U2, Wim, Buddy Sprague, the local) snout ris mating the wesht ba! ‘ i resse hose opposed to-him, His| What a series that 1s going to be ey tech are fighting ta| “oases ances Htc ba meh p eaee. a ere Dre Sears Preeetory came ine melden race and| with the Yanks an Indians fighting If both horses could talk, if they]) ("on all the 'way. Then he came|for first place, and with a batting duel in| could be interviewed, what a human|out for Saturday's Tremont, a genu- | between Babe Ruth and Tris Speaker, «| gtory could bewritten! Mano’ War/ine test for two-year-olds with the] once team-mates with the Red Sox in might. say that he underrated his|distance stretched out to alx furlong Boston, wheal those two rivais claah me away from his company in a opponent,‘ that he didn’t think he| {ie ame S00 dh of a mile and from| ‘Tris is batting as he never did be- could stay with him so long without/then on the race was a procession. | fore and Ja _msnaging the club im ¥ : fighter. ‘Two other eight-round bouts \ i Gitar calebt] iin nolo tau incocane fare front | maultieen Atyl®, eeeee one Aen Soe changes How Jersey champion, and Frank W. ii sliseine stemea 7 ‘Abe Attell Goldstein, the highly-touted. bantam fin Lose Biutter, bt. ta 14 STRCNE AY YOR BD BE ert {and Increasing Mis lead with every|, ‘The only thing feared for Tris ts is why ay and 1 vee no particular| jnvitation tournament, ey Hollow Gs yeine being eroomed by Willie Lewis for the title, wil | So*asy Gladiator. b-be tats Se Tamar Poe hay stride. At the end he was ten lengths | that he is working his star twirlers, bons, , the sensational ight ‘heary-| fiaure in one of the two star twelveround that he would like another crack @t| 1) front of a leg weary crowd of other|@Covelaskie and ‘Bagby, too hard nn See. ne in setehaett” Gres rm Paul, and Clay Turner, the Indien | bouts at the Bayonne A.A. Friday evening. | At Belmont. Track Fast. July 10. | nim. , food tworyearcolds und. apparently | nd that sooner or later the pitching ; Jonship Will be Meld terday mer. Cham |ieat heavyweight, were matched to-day over the| Goldstein will hare the hard-hitting Eddie |, Looust, Leaves, 1, mile, ; Bovable of going on indefinitely. At | staff is likely to crack. Gy as. was very interested in an opinion | roe Gountry’ CUD 1. Wille Die, | lonssdlatance telephone to mest in a ten-round| Pletcher to oppose on this coceston, the same Fee * war |seven furlongs he might have won by|, Anyhow, what a series that ts going | Miiich Willie Park expressed in print |‘ing although it ia Intended tobe @ tour: [bout at Minneapolis, Minn, on July 2. Mike|Tuteed little fellow who may some day supplant As it was, however, Man o' War | evi Cofeh of a mile, If Inchcape |to be, Just walt and sce! ae ee OD et to Britain @)ney ‘primarily tor professional, ‘a Collins, the boxing promoter of Minneapolis, ar-| Frankie Burns aa an dol in Jerscy City. wasn't beaten at the time nine out! doesn't go on to equal or eclipse the | —— — Ago, t joan golf-|ants ‘and caddy masters, enough a of every ten were conceding victory| record of Man o' War Jast season, 000 ranged the contest, As both men are big favor rt are such putters because|teur linksmen have made entry with ‘Those two good fishters from Bayonne, N. 3.. | "fut to the Whitney colt. Instead, he came|then the judgment ot. ie menos: R A ro) T N G " back under a single crack of the isn't worth a nickel. Fred Burlew, aT pera mR {afternoon * and and St, Paul the bout ts ex- putting greens of their numerous|Jay 8. Jones to give it a thoroughly | Minneapolis Jett Bmith and Johnny Howard, wilt : Are Of a consistent pace and |"hrensniative flavor. ‘Thirty-six holog | Pmt 1 sures © ME crowd ct FAAS ISA | eher t-te in thar otf twee rants ho trained Inchcape, told the writer ure. Certainly in Britain we do|!! Comprise the event. Iu Fhiladdphio to-night, Willle deckeon of |S the Auditorium A, C. boning show at Perth | {° bo. tre : enjoy that uniformity; often the) ‘pno western Amateur Champ! New York will take on Lew Tendler, the crack|Ambor, N. J, They have met before and as each of the greens varies consider-|wili begin to-day at Memphis saa seme Philedelvbia Mabtweight, in an eight-round bout | Claimed they, should have received the newspaper ‘on one course, and it is seldom |tinue through Saturday, Mi | aetne Philadeiphia ‘Baseball Park. ‘Thi is tho | ‘ecisiog they intend to fight hard for a knockout find the putting alike on two — most important fight fought in that olty this soar | ‘hls ime, Southampton Dog Show A 7, |and At i expscted that the gross receipts will 60] gon . the Bi for that matter, I cannot say| Saturday, Aus. 1 har teem anioctna |r the $90,000 mark. ‘There will be plenty ot | wil ben bow tlentor wea eee Mesuemeltht | ate Bee i have noticed so much uni-|for the post-war revival of the South-| money wagered on the bout, with Tendier the | engage in two contests, On Wi whpdiocintg Y America, It has occurred geo ae hpel wy, Dog Show on | ferortte, hooks up with Bryan Downey of Columbus, 0. | ‘ounds o! 6 eadow Club, in 1 ay for ten rounds at Detrott, Mich., and that quaint Long Isl | John O'Brien, manager of Billy DePos, the and on Friday Wi be tnonay nk daland village. ‘There | ,cqcniiting Bt Paul boy, writes: “What about [ght he tackles Gtere Cehormak!, the Wester enteen classes, a special train ‘ani | Billy DeFoe while Kilbane 1s giving away titles | fiwhter, for ten rounde at the Queonsberry A, C, CAN \from New York and B: Chaney, Beecher, Kilbane, Frush, etc, are | Buffalo, N. ¥, ‘in. the short cr e—marvelied }luncheon in the Meadow ‘Sub’ as de. Getting Walch one. of them jo. going tp be chem: Martin Burke, tho much talleet about light Fela eupet if P| hae to on, | |Gene Tunney for twelve’ rounds at the Armory putted the States paiereens et eucerenbencent, Bo lar ot ANG; | Lowell, “Phitadeiptle, Trenton and dereer City. |A. A. of Jersey City on Monday evening, July 10, biog ie made to Miss Zella de Milhau, chatr-| Pep O'Brien had « standing offer of $7.80 for will arrive in town pn Thursday and finish up ‘Sunday, whip, and in a stride or two had re-|that he wouldn't take $100,000 for gained his lost advantage, like alhim, This was after he had won his A UEDUCT = maiden start. Now there are owners hapian 58 se Se Hl . pibegaba and trainers who would be willing to momentarily revived by @ spongefull civ $150,000 for him. It is wafe to TOMDRRO of water, Man o' War had felt the/say.that neither Trainer Burlew nor C1) ROW sting of the whip further up the|Owner Rossltter would be tempted by « even that fabulous sum. “And to ;[atretch, Kummer hoping nlteee | think,” mused Maxey Hirsch, “I once away”'from the menacing Whitney|) 24 an option on him and sixteen 2-MILE STEEPLEC! colt’ by such heretofore unnecessary |others for 979,000," kiTy Ryening THE IROQU IS HANDICAP methods, but John P. Grier wasn't| World was the only paper in town to|f aus THaee OTHER SPIRITED CONTESTS, predict Inchcape's Tremont victory. RACE AT 2.40 P.M, *BPECIAL RAGE TRAINS Ay vin. HS, Tb. 180.8 Bt, oe quite ready to be shaken off. Lan ¢ ‘The meeting at Aqueduct ends to- m eit, ‘itil mn getting to the front, a little fur-| morrow. The Yonkers meeting at Mr, 1 ,utioh and Fernis: |theron, the Whitney color bearer ap- | Butler's Empire track opens Wednes- fo OL Nahant and Ladies on’ all a ‘lday with the Empire City Handicap | § Race rains. Tien Vin Wrath et BH : Mae way fo Man of the Bench Show Committee, Kilbane to des DrPee ot the Ball Park in Phils-|his trolning ot Grupp's gymnasium. BAdie Bum. |) Cpe oat HA ° 25,|peare@ to give up everything that|,,°tne opening attraction. All thé Hon layed thampton, Only amateurs under | delphia, ‘This eter i» $2,800 more than Kilbane | mere of this city and Sunburst Dolan of New ic eftlilea may ie, eres reovlved for an elght-yound bout tm Philly, Oriesng will prepare Alm for the bettie, was left in him, It was just a flash|stars of the handicap division are! JGMAND SEAND, P.30. LADIES, of the thoroughbred, an admirable eligible. é . ry