The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1920, Page 18

FULLERTON FOR! CASTS BIG "SERIES S For TVENNG WORLD FANS henner nonenoeceen eeeerenen ~~ 2 OW COMING CHAMPIONSHIP COLLEGES ARE BEGINN ea ee cate ee ee Fisher|]H) FA FAVORITES. | : CSS GT cana , Posmay © : = opin: : ) i oe | repens aot WOMEN'S TOURNEY = er Yo : <i ; raid HINUTES : rd Ar ES: SAY. f agit ARE UP. SS Pe. bons Se Sire j : Lis EFFECT” Upsets Mark First Match a h. y Round for “Met” Golf | Fille, Upsets marked the fret match round of the Womon's Metropolitan Golf Ar foctation tournament over the links of jthe Scarsdale Golf and Country Club yesterday when two of tle voriten Were eliminated, ‘They were me Du Bols of Raritan Valley, whe war beaten by Mra, J. J, ‘Thompson fot Siwaney, the last named winning by & uy, while Mrs, 6. A. Horsog was’ de- feated by Mrs, F. Beyer of Deal, 3 and 2. A# @ reeuit Mrs, Thompson will meet ‘Miss Margaret Wolf of Sunningdale In the semi-final this morning, while tn the lower half Mrs, W, Breck of Bi- |wanoy will take on Mrs, Beyer, Conditions, Called for an 18-hele qual. itying round oy @ morn: the con- testants to be piiired for match play at |nine holes after luncheon. Mra.” Breck Won the gross award, loading the feld ‘with @ card of 44—40—4#4, while there | ras @ tle for the net, prise involv |Mrs, ‘Thompson, Mra. Bey: |Bernard Kim of Hollywood, ail wita a Opinion Doesn't. Figure in This Season’s Deduotions, Which Are Based on Offiicial Averages—Livelier Ball * | and Handicap to Pitchers Involve Change of | Figures on Offensive and Befensive Work. | or predictions, I am not in presieting anything, I am engaged in & purely mathematical basis, the likeli. hood of one team beating another. Tho figures are entirely upon the official ateragen of the season. I start doping @ series without an idea what the will show or will prove, I have, of course, my own opinion team will win—but that has nothing to do with the mathe- jen the dope proven exactly the contrary to what I desire Half the time I am rooting for the team which, the dope Wass to eRe Are 3,707 es iba JOBS EASIER THAN TAD ‘NHO 1S. TRAINING we BALDO SOLE Oe St Se When tt comes to selecting an op jponent. Jeff Tesreau, former Giant pitcher, must be handed @ bouquet for ls keen foreslght, for Jett knows how emt to please thé fans, A few weeks jogo Tesreau's Bears broke even with the Lincoln Glante at Dyckman Ova). near the Dyokinan Street subway ste before an overflow crowd that ed ground rules. ieuring opportune one to fe ; VOLVED. j T am certalft these values hold good : & have, during » twenty-seven yoar| 60 far as runs scored this season by : Of Dareball, evolved a syatem| *!i Major league teams go, a nynter | teea for anu fone fo '*°* | GIANTS STILL HAVE foere tor resulta, ‘There ts no. no | aie ate ead, en COmPALINE T*: |” CHANCE TO BEAT OUT En filade Proves Her Quality Y. slight-of-hand, guesswork | figures apply closely to them as well BROOKLYN’S HOPEFULS | @F second aight nor have i any mods-| _ COMPLICATIONS SET IN. fe: By Winning Imp Handicap with which to deceive you. It/ Now, if the attacking power of any Wh ‘simply the plain old arithmetic|**®m ts 684 the attacting value of | # at a series that is going Z ;. Betty Reckiey taught me up ort Ray ten Re OTE BA rg DMB ee A aka itll rth aad ‘ WEST RoINT” HAS fants. “Honce Jeff fost no. time ar se nine momtind (othe aeetes | Based on the” eawumption that’ each Race’ tekosan ae Her and Milk-| AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS. teped ee tremes rowcn vase? |runeite Wonganar ‘Rte Sowtse i a tter is equ Ainge tee ae OVEN ®! the oMicial sverugen_ of the z oy & Sat Winch dull’ gainse—they: look Invineible, maid Would Be Big At- Fire! Race—Ross i, Silence, Poy it is not infallible. All 1 but the Giants are going at such traction Now. bir rend on = —_ - : { for it is that it shows, better | Ve! a fast clip that they may beat out rogues Pee 33 a ma a : : pam aayibing else, the comparative |7¢™ prom that, bash K| their great rivals. The New Yorks ai Laine er t basi ‘Thi i \- Of Dail clubs and that it 18] Gut the value of the Individual’ in| Put the Reds out of the running By Vincent Treanor. a Ty see 7 pce dameand By Neal R. O’ Hara. Ovprrtas’ UF. by The Pree Pubttting Co. (The Mer Tork Seraing Werle) Jinto the goo |turned loose a number of cards” on oh he awked the fans to give their ence to the mlggtion of possi ponents for the Bears. | Yeaterday Jett had the cards counted and out of 746 returns, 484 fans asked for & return sertes with the Ldscoln * erick the Great, A \- the porition. by beating them again yesterday L. SCHWARTZ'S Enfllade | "yon Race—Cirrus, Fatr Gain, ine that this dope ts Petes} lat the average batter is 76, with the possible exception of] on watch. mimetnemntae. oll in hitting, in conning, in oun The Giants and Robins play five | ™4re In training at the present time.| Rables, Yung Ching iad Who find figures |Uatance hittifig, in runs scored, in| geMes next week and, judging by |A race bringing the two of them to- @ixth Race—Pinytellow, Maiden’s , come to the rescue when getting bases on ball! the manner the G gether would be a big attraction. En- Ballet, Black Knight. Vv. T gets full of sevens and nines =, of sevens and, | fllade won her two starts previous to | - =) ee The Reds still have a mathematical chance, and that’s the oniy chaace | o multiplying ward. yestemtay in impressive fashion, but y have got. work it out pefhaps better ,, "0" ‘ostance, if he Average batter it remathed for yesterday's handicap, standard. Many thought it wad his Gol eee | I cas, if you simply take the Jo, inu,(l,edd the cipher to express dignified by the name of The Imp, to | Fide that enabled Tom McTaggart to) i wok Cincinnati fi | nr Gotnoes, St dither pt me lip np prove her real greatness. She pic Sked | Wit. | Ensor ot nway in front ro ncinnati fifty years 0 win @ pennant and only one year co lose It. ‘ mak 19 ds, . tis advantage to the a te your own fAgures and work re) 4 p ne hind in the stretah under a ular En-|4t the rail course, Ensor permitted! Fleld are doing more to keep the Long Island sports by the ;fireside then on Eoaresives, the highesf rating I ever have figured ese contests New York can’t regular En-| hi nold to, com necessarily wide. the sease ’ ! 4 at gg I want t to “ny man. ar them out. nor ride to win Roing away. She con- This all ed a je unnec a x K o n'e supply of home brew. | ng Salt 5 ete Ty hog ieee You #¢e the system? There is no change in the | ceded welgbt in chunks to all of her op~| 1s bring Mateos theta: or" ite Gik (is Sa) | ” jn i h on, y a 10 it to know im which team will win,,./%™ We come to figure defensive American kite eee Faced bsg LeAEne hennaren, 414 | front at the, eighth pole, arnold e nts will finish in the first division. But the only division the —Taluen We get Into complications, We| leaders--the In ‘ | Glante care for ts the division of the World's Series recelptr “onder eae Pop aap doy 9 Wyo must figure the pos.tion values on| and Yanke—won, co it’s up to that | Sides ater the race that nhe was very |“emed to have the race won. but | . ce me a . atthe tn | when a drive ensued) the old Ensor oe eck toss ouch pincer wits ia deren meaty as toe, Sea NRE! Sctree TA Clemtana bate | 2 energy wasn't In evidence. It is pos-| _#@alth int: Never roll your o1on when you are playing dice ferien. play close to the standart, Yidual value of each of the nine| the Indians and Sox, to decide Talking about a regular Knaor ride, |Sile, that Arnold “curled up” when wit eo aha ‘ eres, play clome 1 tin atandard| Nut gcc Ob as nua, ee ih Pace Phe Indiana right (such an Buddy put up on Peainde («waht and had nothing left. Well, bert Robinson is now sitting @retty. The. National Lexgue serap D CKS!! during this and precedin, possible, of course, for the reason now have a lead of a gam pis brings to mind that the exhibition on ™#®"Y of the bac kere of Arnold ex-| turned out to be the fat man’s ngs. : di Wi that thé pitcher w of muah great half. Arnold wasn't up to the Ensor i mop Rea Sec Hine spore 7 + e on Eneor's ar would have “ ¥ year we know. Felach, Rie! 5 than the right fielder in — janded his mount a’qomatertable win: | ene DieerPointed Manbattan than chat anease Modrew ot nov tate eil|| The duck pe pend ile a ‘s oO eo 4 " 6) and . read Sox played far below "in utes ponicionn, out excn voal-| PORE a € ‘or Sedo | L a —— pe teen S : awe ra al eeey toe re rd tex be oor Le peony | Hon has a different vatue. Zz e€ Nearly all the layers are “crying” National fsague Nature Note: The Robins are tough birde =. with a complete line of know Red res 0 m1 hone 7 | i ‘ “, ” a {| tthe k ii, had just about! lene 1 Eig gy Ae: Aaa Bs thoct A575, ond many of them have Sisler and Hornsby will bring individual honora to St. Louis, put the|{ UNS to decoy” the en ot pthing tna iting toy lowing table of position values using | oO oor e egs the strain of beating ‘he sharpshoot- | lective bargaining for Wortd's Serieu receipts goes to twovother cities, | thusiasm of the sports- | ey in 7 f xs rR. ane a ~ “ ~ | the White Box payed belon | 1.000 ‘aw the total defensive value o! ever srs ae [ie A few |" | man who knows a good Bhat standard Pitcher .805 Third Nase... 64 i ally come down in front. In the i Ri ke d A fe when he sees it. . F QPPONENTS ALTER VALUES | Catcher 00/148 Lal Field: Snappy Baseball "ANDING OF) ronnie ecto inane ex hickar rranges jor | rol cou be “e ’ « ¥F “ ee S7 after the bl pi en rore~ Predict any accidents or Iineases. it| Recond Mase ..114 Rjebt Field ~. 66 ten Grip on Second $ bgrabicasBepngg nada pera : ; | cast Arnold, a clubhouse commission || the following makes: Be ee censatss Sies| i en rut ot cours Place. THE CLUBS ctnefwitoacionca maser! Herman to Defend Title a _—_—— the number of chances and the char- jenly. The “wine” playe: if ir Ithaca ‘All we can do is tg take euch player,| acter of chaners In euch position, 1 —- . cushod. [eure what he is cMpable of doing in| am certain it ts approximately cor By Charles Somerville. = Famous Promoter to Stage! that Sharkey easily defeated Cham- L. C. Smith field and what he ought to hit} rect, because it works out In the fle=| en high cl baséball the! Looks an if Lord Bri y |plon Herman in East Chicago. Park the kind of pitching he must] ures-of -half a dozen leagues, regard Shen Cees base the eae Sn ie righton can't go * Bantamweight Championship This is only one of severul times Fox er dons af clans. Giants presented to a . bn sh jam Hildreth was hat he has won newspaper verdicts - Jet me explain another mina Therefore, if the pitchers defensive|~ pleased and interested public yes- | Clee eRe ly, ure he could before the) Next Month Between Pete| over the champion. Lynch has also 12 t $250 ension about this dope. It is| value is 305 of the entire defensive | yesterday, “nara “ne 311 | Pritedetetia.. running of the fourth race yesterday. | won at least four newepaper verdicts ‘oO rison of ball players. It] value @f a team, his value in our)? y" . — and Winner of Lynch-Sharkey, trom tterman. ° Hot, In the lenst, for this reason: | table ts 805—one-thousandths of 316,| Very Toney, indeed, lec Gaus veet-npay, Neddam will probably do next time, he New Orleans title holder is Come in and see them. We the value of any player depends nly 107, cateMr te 145—one The Reds proved a set of mere| Me Yorw 1; Cine! pte He wasn't quite tightened up for yes-| Bout. undoubtediy being paid a big gu know your own good judg- S80 Much upon his own ability in| thousandths 816 or 46 and so on.) webd-fopted gonniffa, T! could | Boston, 4; Chieage, 2. terdiy's effort, He was sent out to — = antee to defend his title, us on paper ( ing a6 upon the kind of pitohing the following rough table fF] gauge ty ck for but three ad-| (otner tame oct monavied [Face off a mile and a half work, but Julli {t looks ae though elther Lanch or ment will coincide with that mast face. Habe Ruth, hitting ing values henay : | . aot seheduied.) his running showed that thig wasn't | By Aléx. Sulliva Sharkey is a sure champion if either of the expert who picked Ggalnat George Tyler, probably woulg| Pitcher .......107 34 Baseman ,. 20| 5e#ive plasters, GAMES TO-DAY. Kood enough. Te ran well as far as OW that the State Boxing Com-| §¢t# @ chance at Herman. @o it will ‘chem fi stock. re lower than would Dode Paskert| Catcher % Left Fielder... 15) At the same time Justice, who is a | Chieage at New York, he went, finally succumbing to Ptl- itileet t a Ie 7, % the be realized how important is the out- pr Cue ing against Tyler, We know Ruth| Ist 2 . 20 Centre Fielder 19/0 favorite dame with me even If she iy. grim and War Mask, better condi- fon has rpled against come of next Tuesday night's fiftern-| A fall tisRof hunting ap- is & better hitter, but Tyler is one of | td Haw $6 Right Fielder. 16] \6 pind promp’ A ; Loule at Phitedsignia | tioned horses, staging of championship heav round contest in the Garden to boty fhe few piieye who com —tag hiny| Short Sto . prompts t atement tha Pareles 2d ag dk a fof every description e J z Bean the was another conalderal rant ek ei ay bee * i at oor foyr Sport Shope. dead, while Paskert can mm, i Tose ure poritio ex. j § " a Lynch and Sharkey will clash at! Rue’) dia when the Heures rh Srp ruen wee age oh She,| Pitcher in the game. He's u rookte ME Ric AN LEAGUE, Any price was considered & good | until after Election Day anyway, Tex] 139 Pounde at 2 Solan. helrmnas.| That one ceutrefielder in better They are the values of any pl in| Napier by name—netted to the Heda || Cw. We he FO) ie te een Tee arnt avon. clea ree | Tear Maslizon Bquare Garden's f-) gers, Eddie Read for Lynch, and Joe another, they mean he is eF| thal porition, Now to get at the dope|from Shreveport, La, the land got |C¥masd +8) §2 .5) Reston © 7 | so eagerly snapped up. Behind horses | TOUS Dromoter, has decied to stage} Wagnew the veteran boxer, for Sher. Sgainst the defense be must attack. |we are after we re this way: If = qlingee baie « Oe A vA bit agate ol Mpg ba par 74 fd horsea) a titteensround bout for the bantamn-| key, will post forfeits for weight and|| « . Ste Shar taal Te nee tes this way: IC] ouillecanse, tabasco peppers, Perlque| New Yerk....90 &7 $12) Dero 88 a6 ad straightened ‘for, the rush home, | ® 1 : ao eats id. | #PBearance to-day. ‘The yportsman's a alte p average player in ¢ CRU ners 7 S71 1 (00 |Phitadetphie.4¢ @7 822 | Davies had to pull him out and come | weight championship of the world. | "Ph ; - | Defore| expressed by 1% what is Cobb worth ? | te>a and other strong stuff.) tewl....7 aro Pgs Mhoent a “ Reallzifig the importance of the|f ¢, Los'teeal £29 Whee tone the final figures jompiled, that} if the average pitchers value ts 107,|(Takin’ in rum), Well, Napior be- GAMES YESTCROAY. Tne: , Conlon responded easily, andy Pete Herman, the champion, has! match, Lynch went immediately to Titan tied te oer oom ra National Commission will posi-| what is Walter Johnson's? We have|.ong» to the tabasco colony sphee New York lpeatenivan § going away without! promised to risk hie title the latthr|Stiilman’s gym to start training, re a hed Svely 1 slehien {he fans aa to what! thus reduced it to straight mathe-|ihe sane by all, He's a peppery little | ae " part of next month against the win-| While sige, i Be ae Near Brosdway enw used ns and p! ation | ss 4 A “ 0 0, Went to G: Paid vee thse For inetance,| Now’ we can go to work figuring | with winardy works, Ho re Marence Buxton foolishly ploked| Ne Of the fifteen-roand battle be-| to get in condition, B® Very lively ball is to be used, Al each player in this ae for his in-|!¥ gave the champ Brookiyne a very | canes SauAY put the Goaler race as the spot in| tween Joe Lyach and Jack Sharkey,| Not only because of their natural hitting team wouki have u Digi qividiual attacking against the}bad afternoon, and ’ eee |which to shoot with Sunnyland, The|two local bantams who haye.come| fivairy as New York's foremost ban- | dividual attacking against the} afternoon: nd yesterday the | (MO panies sohed 0d.) | \ edge over a light hitting one with] ging ut pitching he Wit most tn thie Paves ; kelding showed a good performance, |sroraiy ta the tront since the dave of | MMMEIRNts but Lynch being Irish Pitching and fielding. Wim a! SoA hin agi Vdethh GMIRAYA Lore tne ee | ee aa — ~|but had no business in the same race|{\P Prawiey law. Lench and Sharkey | #2d Shatkey an Italtan, there is ball the team possessing the) * ai ordinarily would have nourtshed |, 4) with Goaler, yesterday ut least, abate! os ¥| added reason for their, followers get- si mlue in hin posith , r the meet next Tuesday night : i Gefensive work has the advan-|iooks worse than y probi victory into any slinger’s credit | slip the — Lynch and Sharkey, when they were | Has excited over this match, mean- | fam axsuming that the balt which| Betty ever put on the blackboard for | column eof flashes tna | ae ule y more finishes ike ¢ novices at the sport, mét twice in hard | ‘28 4¢ it may, their favorite's event. | " c of flashes the | bet Ec memming that the bat whick |, The score 1 to 0 hat boy in his part The Bohemian and Frigate| fought ten-round bouts, Once ual landing of the bantamweight| waa » las ; title. ats : First we: will tackle the rat have-[electric lamp on the quality of tho | of the porformance ning ended | | last race will put the most| clashed at the Pioneer Sporting | ‘two months of the seavon will bel icq in to-morrow's artlel battle, He was found for six hi with King dying to centre and Larry / regularly beating hearts on the biink.|on 4th Strest, and ay another time Pe apr oo | Seen loan want un be 8 (og HEY teams eo hag: 1 Copyright, 1020, tay the Bell Byndiewte, Tne, elght inoings—but spread thin, very | Doyle passing ow, aecond to first Frigate was in front all the way, and| met at Billy Gibson's aivmont A. C be Attell Goldstein, s = thin, friends. One run im each of six| But by the way the game waa going|in a whipping duel from the aixteenth| Since their last meeting both boys) MS Abe | Goldstein, @ prom: Hivelier than the ballx used during the ag chapters. However, Fred Toney Was|{ was aa eure in my heart that then | pole was just Nailed on the post Dy| have made rapid strides in their| Re bantamwoleht, under Willie ghd Sper yeavons, ia Navy Lightweleht Title at Stake tw | harder for the Reds to find than aland there it-had been won as I ain| The Bohemian, ‘The chart makers in {chosen profession. Lynch has knocked Lewitt ennai Sellen et sipeen TO-MORROW 4 Mayonne Nike needle in a haystack, Meuring the| that rent day has a cat declassed for|the press stand galled Frigate the|out Kid Williams, the former cham-| YP to box ne Se iF dope with me. At the Bayonne A, A. to-night, bé haystack to have beon hit with | certainty ome-back, winner, but the judges hung the other | pion, being the only onw able to ac- Witte in'¢ Seri Mah os ot toe $3 000 Beldame Start grith a basis of 1,000. 1¢ the |*4* feature bout of twelve rounds |T NT bomb, ih aubhalGaneihee| - number up. complish this feat, not even Herman, |. '%° : ¥ boame * th Of h Loam eanatig|between Solder Roach of Callfornla and| ft only took one hit and @ The Yanks are coming back? - who won the title from the Baltimore - — attacking pireng: Ss aati ookaraee wae eRSUF young Hector of Jeresy City, there wit [olor ta wet Ue the medal yesterday Theme ywed fatally on youre Well, buck home anyway for games Araiasics won 8 nice pecs from ie ne. pone apie te sive Font wee O'Dowd 4 Be: um ts Chance 2 Mile Steepl chase ‘epponing team, then be ten-raund bout to decide the iy pat » | with Washington Sept. 24, 26 and 26. eap band in the opening event and @ a1 ‘ed Lew! ‘o- Morrow, sear, "OR BP rune over] be «ten round bout lo deride te] Napere tre sign of eruninene in te | 26 | aionn in ine co bent out “atime | to Joe Harman ng domcked oat ev | ithe derery cy ty tare temo: A Ballott Handicap It stands to reason that the attack-|Jounny Darcy und Joe Weber, Those |fyeaneneed ald exhaustion Fred- |Moore’a Challenger. Lovely, well | eral lesser lights of bis clan, He also) iow night Mike O'Dowd and Ted Kid tng force is greater than the defensive te exper Ting 2 played tn tho same race, was in «| fOURNt AB sonMA OD mms Wilde it | Lewis will face each other ina twelve. ff AMZ 2, Ole Migh-stnwe Conteste qireagth. | How much? Heretofore 1) Gaelic Football Caratval su In the seventh litte Nap wavered tn s arding | chance, (ne Way and had little racing | pois the opinion of English writere| found bout that ought to go a long w Apeclas, Race, Tralge leave Pann, Sta. peptese attacking strength a What promises to be one of the big-| his workeas he faced Pep Young. And | ¢ When he asked me what ° that had the t been over @ longer} toward running Johnny Wilson to his tion, $34 G1. und teh —-- bou' 3 : erenaive strength at $60, on the! oo cite and Gaelic football carnis| the Giants’ owp tabi specialist |was laughing at I told him the Mar- Ha, route he would have stopped thelr| lair, O'Dowd must dust the Englishman oh trial atte § re at the total strength is 1,000,| Feet athistio and tavlle foot walked, Along éa nkie, the! ding emblem reminded me of the "#*™ Fre Golfers #8) tia), off, gino he Iv done fof as one of tho fm hore ¢" season the attacking force has | visit #6 nis #8800 | Demon ‘Third Sacker of Fordham, and | little green elephants worn on the| vs y t very highly re-| ogical co fh tse Toached ben Pultsn Bre Ancreased by the liveller bail and | Wil! take p * next Sunday after-| felled Naplor of Shreveport with a| shirts of Connie Mack's crew, And || SYRACT ¥, Sept, 24.—Walter ida vacates snot vary highly Te; | “logical contender” pernons. Mike claima JM fy trolley rules handicapping pitchers, Ij noon, under (i of the Cumann | pot centre aingic. ‘This neat bit of guess you knew how close the Ath. |Hawen led a fleld of fifty professional fhe boxing world hy cidly defeating | (Mt "* wae hoodwinked out of his title I Grand Shand 3.30 War ie vee basis of runt! pam Bun, Ine lowers of the! work slipped Pep to third and when | letice have come to winning this y woltere In the“firat day's play of @ sev: Jimmy Wilde ft Milwnukee in the} 2 Mister Wilson aud hla Boston ero ‘ee .nannoane in PPO~ Gaelic fer will witness some keen Midget Kell kidded the bulb adown | in the American BOON enty-two-hole mateh at the Bellevue Jatter's first appearance in this coun- tise Mike, pan onid iat pete oy but re ute, & new scale in eompetition. ane a; will bring to- the first base tine for a roller too fast Country Club, Uy, This waa the only tine he toe: ' novsand times and he se i a em aT a a wk ise ota SW Teas eae aha Ss sits ia iy ent, m= oer ant ras heal a™ 4 aS . ae ’ - ss Tee ‘ ee diapeeal = cat t bg «4 5}