The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1921, Page 18

—— . —— THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, tert.” ROOKIES HAVE BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER IT'S A FUNNY GAME Tedsie FOR REGULAR JOBS By Thornton Fisher| Big League Ball Clubs Have Many Weak Spots That Need Bolstering 1 ! . + Coprtignt, 1021, by Tee Pree Publidiing Co ("The New Tork Pyening World. ALTHOUGH JACK FINAUNM @6AT BRENNAN, He Fer THAT BILL Sreyeo (2, ROS. HURT D DanetEY's PAE a ye ne, Yank ular the THOUSAMD vo | | Both Gia and batting onier when 1934 for BRENNAN TO uk nts ankees t0| cMctonsilp seessa cons te Aare 0: THE CHAMP Take Flock of Youngsters |, Never has there been such a de- Mar NIGHT —~ as mand fer good bell pinyers in tie to Training Camps. majors as to-day. ‘There hes always re been a dearth of stare and the pam in too panies open creat pene By Robert Boyd. _|'2. signa 30" ware trodes i 8 wekt pomensed and bane as a det tn the big Ionres aan " ous big leaguer may appear after | will require years to mead. he has established himself in of the promianet Of 8, gimme any the “Big Show,” to eay nothing of his Peport to Milles fuse ae egotism, there is one time in his life | port have of supplanting the reguiate that he really acts like a “regular |!® problematinal at te time yeh” fcftow" and works Ike a Trojan to|U06ing from some of the rockies Carpentier. | hold down his lucrative paying post-|where the “cong” te not eee P nit t tion; that ie In the early apring down | some of the veteram will Save i i ‘ae chk See cence Ve in the Sunny Gouthinnd, = ieee ae ‘Willard Gret; then Carpentier, WeedIArE BEGAMe THE No matter how good a “regular” | p44 Ditchers Seg eo ge | Pik ‘That's the way Jack Dempeey PUGILISTIC IDOL CAS HUMPHRIES may think he really is, there is al- | coming campaign. Dat enh = feels about it, Ho intends to show) eurs ir) Ways & Sear BAGntiny ben in ee kote ee ere ‘The two thal the wortd he's a fightin’ champion. watches ton or twenty stalwart |Polo Grounds pene nee ot the 4 permanentty Reports trom. Chicago that Wallop- | young rookies tossing a bali around|™er are Jone Doyle, © younetim Jenk would welsome a chance to or unconsciously working up Paha comes to the Yankee maneqe? = Sebite cot ete retore match with vere case of “Charlie Horse.” heralded ae a wonder. amd Tem Shere Jess Willard were promptly riddied fear is that among those unimportant faint Atlanta, who will get anothed, A oy D A = players may be another Ty Cobb in| trial in the majora He wae ap ber - @p his arviva! in this city. te embryo, another Hornsby, Sisler,/ fore and was sent back. ‘Tite thre « ia “Jack will abide by bis contracts’ / Johnson, Speaker er some unknown {tjooks a8 if he will stay, as be _ @aid Kearns. “Wo will leave every- star who will goon usurp his regular ed up the Southern Amsociation y @ice up to Tex Rickard, both for . berth and oast bim into the “dug-| last year with he pitching. Willard and Carpentier. What out” to wanm the bench, Johnny Mitchell, the premitatuay \ goes with as, Pighting ts It is the way of all players, regard- Pee lnfelder trom he Vernon Chat, Be ‘6 profession and business lees ot whether they ere stars or Who came here in exchange for Ham’ 3 & little slack lately, THE O18 wera merely “holding on.” Ite the road MoGraw et al, looks am if tm * “Wf Rickard can ar! ROMANS HAD AS POPULAR AS ahaa that leads back to the bushes. Pill surely get a berth on the ten 4% matiafactorily, Willard can have his NOTHING OM — IO DENK LEONARR CS THI If the number of recruits to ac- E the reports ttat have reachedh ‘4 fetarn engagement on March 17 as ME MODERN J WAS & FLOCK WHO WANTED company both the Giant and Yankee ger the Pacific Conat. mene fet, Ghiney, tint] newreat | NS To Bear ws HANG AND | i Tat cat be eeeetnd oe | eury-Aierect amy awn of Ce ‘would like to have the bout SCREAMED TO MITCHELL TO PUTHIM 1," Criterion, there are a few of the| Samo place, and Wingo trom ations, = @ancelied, they undoubtedly grew OUT WHEN HE hee tigeseac a "we regulars in for a busy time before| are the outfielders that will make m | F out of stetersents of Foe oat ee CHAMPION DO! they are sure of a place In the reg-| Strong bid for the outer gurden, with ‘would not came he way ™ 5 @alifornia and foo! around if there ‘Was danger of postponements. k “We were up sgsinst thie in the Bob Martin Stops Martin Burke Trapshooters of New York A. C. British Open ° 2 careful survey / of the Met of nam Beet Tecwcert| In Five Rounds a Golf Tournament Favorites at Title Tourney) =.i%: 0" pies. wit contet | id the punto desires it, you oan n five houn OEMPSEYe Starts June 20 , tonio. ‘Seven cee ) Count on Dempacy to be on pro- = inflelders and two Siding end. We will be agreeable to| ud Finals for. Indoor Amateur |omy entrant to perform thts feat.) wil! be included’ in the schools ie @ny new method of dividing the re-| NEW ORLEANS, Feb. L—The most 6 és 4 But as he states himectf: Cluding Davenport, a tig right band. made necessary by the Boxing| scnsational result of a boxing bout - Henry Guilane, eecretary of tho} Ohampionship at Gardetr| “Prank stevenson hasn't performea|@f from the Sun Antonio Chutd "5 recent order limiting jin years rewutted here last night at Royal ami Ancient Golf Association ~~ as yet” Voight, @ right from the price of admission tickets. If] pij3bury Gardens mhen Bob Martin, of Great Britain, called to-day that May Be Contested Between rd Club in the Three Eye Bidkard says “fight on a percentage | ine aA, i, F. and Inter-Allied heavy- the British open golf championship Mr. Ramy has been pulling the 3 Shea from ‘Toronto, a rich’ Sada” Dengmey wou't ony De. Lote ery a oe wil begin at St Andrews on June 20,| Brother Members of Winged | trimer of a shoteun ever since he| hander; Grody, another right banded “Willard amd his manager, Ray | jurke, the Southern champlon, in five Neal R. O’Hi aie | ; erie oe eS oot an rea ail he| Trier Who was fonnerty «free , eft town last night. ‘They'll | rounds of ce ucmeduied Retoon-round By f lara. (BHLLAAIR HEIGHT, Ma, Feb. 1,| @AR@ot Club. seagon is the best he has had and he| agent; @ right hander trom Le oped raged daye, xian Sts) | bout to a deciuion. Burke was a big Comerteht, 1091, ty ‘The Prem Pubtideing Co, (the Rew Yok Brentog Wert) pete eet aspen nine ana ——— itis are na good ea acy omee bd bod Lehane pone Gerton and Thurs bout \ " bera E Git ‘ e are oo Sroreea out, It Tr watiofied there'll oe Lover er ieaeagr ‘The headiock in wrestling goes into the garbage can, but ali the reforms|Henry Stetson of Huntington Valley | & By Richard Freyer. trant, The New York A. C. gunner! antonio and Hd Legend Lvl be no hitch, Dempsey will come on!eaniy in the firs three rounds, pn. /0f Sport aren't over. ‘There are plenty mare crass and uncouth annoyances | Ieiding the fleld of forty by a welll ember against te has held two chammlcnehips, winning!’ Gaston, who wag @ senestion in che, from California and start then Martin, who bas been out of tho |‘ be yanked by the roots from the field of athletics. If that ain't a nifty | Played 91. Her birdie 4 on the long Susie maamiber, Tega ie, ttle of the United States in| American Association fast year, Hen ‘trmining.” Hing for woms time recovering from| metaphor, YOU tell one! ‘These rasselcors aren't the only guys whose line | Sitter was the beat shot on hereard.| ‘That's the way experts figure the | {20° Gnd tte Long Jalan’ trapenoot-tiine of the aame league and Dixon oP Laas & Dervous breakdown, started going. |0f Kraft needa eoftening up. There are other wnfferers in thie temperance! Cut, former Heller champion, ran {finals at the indoor trap-shooting |dition he holds the championship of|t2%, Three Hye League are the tari. ~ EARNS hel equally emappy! in the fourth ho started adminstering | Climate besides wrestlers, vugar scalpers and bartenders’ brides. her ecore up to 97 by peeing Ses the local club, winning the honors|%0P8 Who will get @ chance nexd , ideas about Dempeey’s cham-|a whipping to the local pride, In tho o 8 ting. put-|tournament for the championship of| trom ‘Tracey Lewis, at Travers} Month. ™* vionship struggle with Geonges | *fth be dropped Burke for the count The baligamers insist on eliminating the 10-cent tip. For the world, now being contested at tne island two years ego. He shot a Laon Place 01 . : of alne, Burke arose, but was in such th happies have been fossi f 1¢|Sportsman'’s Show at Madison Square | at 1,200 targets tn competition this nthe regular batting order { Canpentier. He insists Dempsey’s| = heivtees condition that Martin had shoes ples epeataca the: loo eae ot Remotes ay a pee championships have all best vexia: |Garden, will result, | neason and has the remarkable aver- foe Bee pRaPD Who played great bast part of the contract bargain was him out on the ropes and Referee customer should shove hie waiter 10 per cent. of the cost of the tively arranged, it was learned to-day, sf 2 age of $8.21. vith Pan! in the Azsoch- lived up to and that Brady and|Dorr stopped tho slaughter. | meal, Inasmuch as the cost of a ballgarier’s meal ie on the club, . 92d will be officially announced in a |g rnc, oro here are wimek| Tbe qualifying rounds for the simon) £7108 las your, and incidentapty looks Cochran would be forced to adenit | 11.6 crowd that packed the clue Burke the beye feel they cught te be exempt. Ban Johnson, who worked fe fate satura nt Fie otavea. coat E " RARDOY, Memes Of tho. Wing’ wore |SOSEY sttertoon and ovontng at the | Grom, Monroe. Roy “Crimea, Facies , “ Y , | ton si at |B. * 2 ‘thie, if the meget Jock Ta. the ext | Bas, won ffteen-round, decisions over ayers framicsins to war, will plead their case with | the open bouveee abl ea played over |Athletio. ‘Cit. The two focal gun | Garden. fine te professional | bourg, Kane, Burkett Capea end Manag’ ie jechan, Jac! mpsoy’s Ne-~ ne | the ‘columbia Country Tuts i 5 neteD oe J ac) falls eb, however, oak’ this wold Sot waesia, amd Al Reich, and whipped . . from July 19 to 22. Chub “course |artists are in a field of over 5°) sharp-|etaged. Among some of the mow | of the South Atlantic League. andl $ “yey pana among others such fighters as Happy ‘The box office fighters demand more padding in thelr gloves and less (alls shooters, representing every State in| celebrated. parrctpating | of the San Antonie oe and asoume all cblies-| Titieton, Terry Kellar, who has just|in thelr managers’ expense accounts. ‘The boys feel that 80 tong as the coul| RobertGardner of Chicago has been|tho Union. Ranny up to the present | oF this title are: Mark Arie of Dike | Ci iin the ‘Texas League. "SAS dar ao Dempecy is concerned,” |°xed an exhibition with the heavy- | barone are now giving ui 1,800 poupda to the ton, instead of 1,500 as in the |appointed chairman of the committes |time has made the most impreasive | UUs, the only money man who made| | Unless the Giants manacer owtngp Kearns, “we do not care| West champion; George Knockout|days of the shortage, it ia up to them to do their bit for the better times |Of the United States Golf Association |g, 1 © Oy? J. Benning 08 New Jersey ana |% ¢ ancther rele 3 the fight with Canpentier ia| Brown of Chicago, knocked out Dick |that are here, They want to use ctght-ounce gloves instead of six-ounes| Whose duty it wil be to select the|? ‘owing of 160 other entrants who|J. Kundig of the same State. New metropolis, tt looke as tf a9 long as our share of the Se yard Fes held an Madden to|emashers and give the fans a better rum for their monoy. ‘They are also CQurses for Nw cH Hig |have contested im the qualifying Senld peas ere woe even ie tet och ee a draw in Jersey City, ' jassociates arm W. ©. Fownes jr. of |round for the ch i: “griptoal agreement is Conde 00d. | Oat hook 70 the Jaw was the orpcees to paying telegraph tolls on the collect memages their managers | Mrtgrurgh and ‘Thomas Bh Paine of Pea ods ss ‘ath enter Satur-| «the Sportsman's Show this year has| shoes at sae ore .vrepared. to detend the! choh that caused Burkes downtait (Seo to sporting edMom Harding’s Georetary of Interior Labor has) Atianta, James D. Standian of De: |¢ ight’s finals. The winged foot |eovered practically overy branch of | With Kelly, Bancroft and Frask@m — LJ ee. i Canada, Burke bad never even been dropped | Ped to lake the matter up. dee trult was numed as chairman of the |‘@Pshooter made a perfect score | American sports. Trapshooting, riflo| Frisch taking care of the other or Sam Tecday Martin \enves, tne . | committee in charge of the new eligi- | When he eucceeded in sending down | Wuraamehts, revolver contests, swim “to our hing mae few York, where he mects Bill Bren- ‘The college footballers are crying for stricter ammtour rules of pay- | bility list. fitty consecutive birds. He te the |ZUDs exhibitions and races, boxing faethe Bae thas ham who recently fought Jack Demp.|M™ent. Under the old system, all a player got wus room and bourd and 217 cueeern o che Areas Seats | celtete every cet) or apacem Bae Of the hoavyweight Sey euch o sensational battle in the|tuithon free. ‘The tuition was @ dead loss and reduced their pay by 33 per| Reo ‘a |Garden, fifteen rounds to a decision, |cent. Under the rules that the grid guys insist on, they want room and e100 ‘stroke for championship, but thet he desired Fist Ne ‘The 100-yard breast race Tittle more tine to bear from Coch- | Feb. 18 Martin will train at Lake-|board, food and lodging, clothes and cheers free. And a drawing account tC LVGEW8S Sem and Gossi women furnished something of a sur- ‘ Hie had etready eeceived «| Wood, N, J. - Jat haif the gate receipte. ‘They are willing to waive the tuition clean. Buse sn. We: Aetent er ee ‘rantaste ype pate ccc Sag pao Bg All h Li . It is atmos a sure thing now thnt A isrady id would bo t e Bow vif t « |Doxing will bo tegudized in the State the London promoter. un iT] uston fKeturns. , fear oetet that this was pretty con- T 9 EVENING WOR 3 2 9 | of Tincie within che nox sixty dare te, in the dreatatae Gane ot mate, in (eee te itocest Derk ary ourna ments OWN SPORT HISTORY Bit Peeved Over ES UN how: before, the) Lesistetare, Ste somow . Miss Clara Morningside A. C. finished ms enough yotes in tts favor to in+ tovice race for In the sure fs pumsage and wil be signed 5 iH at ll Fe Be Near the Finish Park Site Tale La aadbond certainly will not put ondlo abstacies in the way EARNG wae quite positive Dempesey's forfeit was posted in time, He believed Carpen- ttier’s and Cochran's forfeits were also properly posted, but Jack had his doubts about one other certain Jack can deliver a little mmonclogue just how Denrpsey’s ‘bond @rawn up and posted. "as manager won't object fo the withdrawal of Brady and Cochran as long as the original con- tracts are made good, but if there be a serious breakdown on i / Tapolitans were returned the winners of Grst honors by the narrowost of margins. At Maurice C. Wymans's Columbia alleys, where the Columbia three-man team tournament ts being contested, the Fidelia five are in a slight lead over the St. Nicholas team, with the Onawa White, Inter-City, Cathedral, Crotona and Preston right at their heels, m the New York League, at Bille Amann's alleys, the Inter-City and Yankees are a tio for the tead, each ing League, the Company is sailing along in front, with a lend of two games over their nearest competitors, the Sueque- ments had been completed, and that Guillemot would sall for this country on the first boat avatiable, One reversal, the defeat of Mra, Al- bert Humphrics by Miss Caroma Winn, enlivened the first round of the wome's indoor lawn tennis singles as the tour- nament opened on the courts af the Heights Casino, Brooklyn, yesterday, The outstanding match io which Mise Winn tallied 1—8, 6—3, 6—1, provided some of the best driving of the day— a day raplete witn lengthy stroking during which Mrs. Rawson M. Wood, Mra, David C. Mills, Mra, Percy Wil- dbourn and others of the metropolitan emerged victorious. e stare Street £8 @ alte for the great baseball plant they have decided to buiki. He em- phasized once more, as Col. Ruppert onphanage Property had been considered, no de- cision had been made and might not be for several days. N, Fob. 1,—The eaia ot Charles BOSTO. Pick, an inflelder, to the Sacramento club of the Pucific Coast Laague, was) announced by the management of the Boston Nationals to-day, ick broke bis leg lust fall but expects to be able to play this season, CHICAGO, | Feb, 1.—Oscar (fap) Fetach, ono ‘of the aight Chicago Amer ican League baseball players indicted on charges of conspiracy in the alleged throwing of games in the 1919 Workd's jen, surrendered yesterday and was ast vei i [ & mop to atm ero rebate when they hare i : Corporal Josef Guillemot, the sen- the Go % Ps will otring along with Rickard \by the Governor, ‘The bill calls gor a driving finish, Walter was caught Sf he mans the fight or With! All of the dig bowling tournaiments Se ee Piss agi Col. Tillinghast L. Huston of the | te®-Tound, no decision bouts, which 4s et Seccnes BRE AN Uses coor | new ere, Our only concern i8) ar the city are drawing toa clove, A| Permission 1 ih th ip Yankees returned homo yesterday | P¢ffevtly suthafactory to the fight pro- Tn the afternoon boxing exhibition, | follows: Marry Pry that ‘were covered in the] #tance at the won and lost columns of Son Pa fe special) trom a fortnight's vacation at Dover | moters of that Stato and alw to the 1 tn ee ee ca id’ tardentey ths | penny ielde ve. Original contracts the various clasuice ip proof that the | 0% metre run at the Guaranty Club] Hall in Georgia and, like his partner, | fight fans, If the tin becomes a ! Madioon ‘Square Athletic Asgociation in| 7™™=Y Burne and Som “@hould it be advisable, however, | mace for first honors in all cases ts Haecehs aces Sacks Garden oe Darran by the putt ea | it nef te the first timo in twent rae caval Grills’ and features, inctod- Ro make some we will be | caoee and axciting. In the Amorican iva ae Ge ayete’ port that their olub had purchased | re that boxing bouts have been ing the portly Mr, Bpeedy'a specialty willing to meet Carpentitr on a per-| National ‘Tou! mt, iiieh ‘wound sentatives t Guaranty the Hebrew Orphanage property at | staged in ithe city of Chicago. of ctimbing ap to the rooi diving Geolage basis. We want the bout to | Tsim PA Pa sagen a cabled yesterday that final arrange-| 137th and Amsterdam Avenue . of, were Cueervel with af due tll take up jemday evening, the Met- . kc, SARANAC LAKY, N. Y¥., eb. 1—| Fel on bonds of $10,008. camp \e prepared’ to let loove a | nna & Peary ‘The Motropoltan two-man team|fdeal weather conditions and pertec whriek thet will jolt the mountaina, tourney comes to a close to-night at|ico appear probable for yerpaeyec, is Feb, Walter the Metropolitan alleys, ap on Wash-|When & fleld of seventy skaters will (Rabbit) Maranvitie has signed a one- FE NP on iets | be went away in ‘the first sentor and | YeAF, eautrect to play with the Pitts. ington Heigh is i [Junior events of the national amateur Nationals, jen are the winners of is contest, |aating championships, scheduled to Barney Dreytum, mmiling as ever, a last for threo di ave, smooth and ved in tawn yes- fa, lots Mied the annual ¥ win am ous winne! phe _ bi cFoBCOpe will terday for a ‘three-days' tay ‘and | Jane of Calorie, Jotinny GAl, Jdmey OtrCaire, players, Now the| °° Wied to the various winners. ||. The , Palen, Maer Taorerments ot] chatted at the Yankeo offices about the | ddtomg Douay ert @ hit of otters, Thay will oe aaa boys laze a trail into | the Tomar Aftaraon Rowling Club warm re | ‘Horemans, balk line oham.| chances of his Pittsburgh Pirates {or | taave twetght on & qeical train fur ores, plat for thei, ‘turned winners of two games in ihe Long Hoos) pion of . during ensuing| the 1931 pennant. being Booked after - reir diamond | (ornament, etn they met the Krevirtingtern | three ‘at Maurice Daly's a foty t tig bi ae < teama ‘The sores follow: Firet y" A eantcnat he M4 : oe ee Ae cae Ta Tunes Aneroos | Starting this afternoon, Horemans wili| A new aa been ment to cuts ot caverta me fan. Kerond game Aurore, | 805: Kreutechncider, | DINY rt Cutker of Boston, 2400| George Kelly, who threatened to be the see 60. ‘Third cauno—Aurora, 190; Tuneday Aferseon, point exhibition of 18,3 badk Une bilitards | firvt Giant boidout of 1821, and Joe Cth Key t ow Ge eopage of Joo Been. six ‘pos. n blocks of 400 ‘and | O'Brien mys the second should bo more ead, o pecrnicieg: Metwhe trams ca Goo Ciba, or evening, and since Cutler ls the | to the tall Gret baseman’s Iiidog. Kenny's ther tatthe, iemy loro, the teen es EE tenia tn | tl Plavet, oremane bee vet tend fe en eae Cage a RE Leelee r sod wi fee hee Sn cette ees of Be | something of an ecid test of the sul] NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS win on attack of Commi with ine competed tone toweement and ls for ibivemeo teams, In| that recently produced runs CI Kary to oant comme) dots eta ko tad the opening games the Casino ‘rio of Mbting’s Ca] gl! records, competitive and otherwise, we See Siern Bray, wen tor raiaes ‘at the “etree on ects Ce ee eee ee tact STiae’| Max Bernstein doteated William op tengaaaae Be eel ree car aie Bax tear se, | Downs In the semi-Gnul of the ama- Meu@ell Scores Kacy Telrd pume—Metrow, 619; Calon, S42 tour mooker lonship at Doyle's FE Fe. a Bilard, Boon Tast nij aay ine. of the gnats teams are|best played games of the tournament. - Blairer Ksiesia ot [The foots was T2, to 6%. Downa made weight : ¥ Melew* a break of 21, while Bernstein's best O, Al ‘etl tens Wea effort ni The winner will ped Tuning Aopto hoe play George La [ue to-night in the ae to une. sesame pate | ten al a ee i moar