The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1921, Page 31

__ eee EE ELL I SD __________THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921, ' LL THREE LOCAL TEAMS WIN THEIR DIAMOND BATTLES Kelly Hits Home Run [BABE HAS TEN HOMERS | Ruth Makes Tenth Home Run ° TO EIGHT FOR KELLY. | With 3 Men on Bases, Patton His Kighth of Season nd the Crow lanie Win E , St. Louis, was taken out of the box Giants Win From St. Louis in |for passing Young and Burns. His G a jwildness permitted him to piteh to| jame Played for Benefit | scistese permuted, sm. i? put (3| alied to the dug-out. In his place sn Relief. me walking Jess Haines from right | jficid, where he had been warming | Cooney Wins Ju Over Dwyer. Jimmy Cooney the New York feather. As Yanks Nose Out Tigers Ferien Ne teen-round bout at the Brighton ch 2 ex. |i C., inst night. — Cooney | afe ‘iveadiuen ii ae Ciranit | PRRBILRE OW Bo nie im the ean) DNPH Ereat wining stroak by Three-Base Hit After Circuit|[gaiy, with omer gambling’ ‘B* Class | left to stomach and right to chin sn lend they never Trick. | | buses being fall, The | Wallop Does the FRANCE’S WAR HERO bpm CHALLENGER OF DEMPSEY. i FOR WORLD'S TITLE ‘Cavntte HOR ty asad aes freee Alan enemas Beseduies extptat of | | DETROIT, May 18 — When the |cannonading stopped and the smoke | of battle somewhat cleared away, mathen (C\TRAW HATS are in bloom. tical wizards were able to up All afternoon, as if scenting the | i wikior striate ihe | .S) : By Robert Boyd. |nevere bombardment to his. brother | SuAPRCECHIE A FIGETER ERG. ie Imported Sennits — popular ITH his memory carrying him|twirler. Jess is a husky athlete and| | Yankees had defeated Detroit by the = P of 11 to 10. The game was one | HH medium width braid—genuine of the wildest batting affairs wit nessed in this city in a long time, and | uch things as singles went for yp T Was the French Champion at 15 W back through the misty haze|@ great pitcher, He walked to the |box in jaunty fashion to ea de CHAPTER Vill. © the land of his forefathers | porate crisis, He burned a cous —or perhaps It was this special oc-/over to Catcher Dilho row careful “Bon Ton Ivy” leathers ventilated BECAME a champion of France as | Series of blows at him in the tenth adh ion oO ce as casion, a game played for the re-|Kelly was giving his bat nothing beside the slew of doubles, r . . fi @ boxer whe as 15 years old, |'2UB4 that he was powerless to re- : - a , : t uth and $ fitti * ] xer when I was 15 years old. | sist the referee readily proclaimed Jef of the sufferers in Iroland— | examination and smearing it with riples and home runs. Babe Ruth cushioned insuring tting got hia tenth homer of the ‘That seems a simple statement to| me winner at the end of the bout. me, but much has been made of it and| He immediately demanded a return \. Mito the fact that ae I grew older 1] D0UL but Descarns put him off until | eld successively the various cham. | {Should reac SE UHTGHEG Goin Wore AUHFSDFIRTA ERE WhBPs AsbPNSt: |? the following euauner and drew with more appropriate and more appreci- | ™° pionships of my native land and sev-|him in twenty rounds. { received 200 td bs Agon. George Kelly was inspired to rise 10/ ano arst ball was away outside and the full height of his batting prow-|tmpire Moran called it a ball. ‘The | «xt one was the kind that he disiikes but always “bites” at—a fast _— | comfort and a cool head—$3.50 | - | PROTEST RRITUOKY. HACKS i Spring clothes for men and_ boys | eS ee of his schedule. 5 high one close t chest. What a| i ce tral European ‘ties. “My weight ta: | fanes forthe bout ated than an Irishman playing the] swing he took, a the loud thud in| Mye at this Unie Inet sensor a fitting range of sizes—payable prices f crea eas Trew Up, of course, and It] My fighting up to this time had Principal role of “the hero of tho|the opposing catche glove proved! augent in 1920." He ts awny ahead LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1%.—Adop. | ! ) ema ity atural that £ shou 4 meet regulted in the merest. monetiry te- day”? And where in the batting list |that George had missed. “Another one| of! his schedule. t solution calling upon. the ; BR | pia cia rb Boa ty Sayan whee Inthe hatte ha | st evens, anu se) PNG ae aig OKAW BROTHERS it j irate championships unless we de-| to the top was troublous. Francois that ot the ‘al anaes. asad Kelly thrashed the damp atmosphere. | penn State Team Wine Another hg on horee racing, a8 unapimoualy | : oft | we tems Descampe, king of optimists, still : Hants is thege a better|/Pne next one, as planned by Jess | Reval gds BY ccne ie | 1457-1463 BROADWAY | | fedted Paul ripe et Met and de-| patiently taught here and there, Irish name than Kelly? Haines, was to be close to him again, | pony state continued Ite winning |of MW ' | AT FORTY i } as il, then the bantam-/| picked with a shrewd eye the places It has been some time since Kelly's | #8 the count was one and two, but it : 7 ‘New York file, 3 | “SECOND STREET i Weight champion, in a ten-round bout | 2nd times when I should fight. We st e y's | ee ed ight “Up” Into the “groove.” | baseball way by defeating New York ville, Ky ' | a} in Paris, 1 previously had met him|were so poor I feel badly about it Tm bat has bounced one of the! Crash! Sounded Kelly's thin bat | University In a hard-fought same at as he Humatiel| ay gad held him toa draw, ‘The ght |aven now when I recall it T didn't National League pais into the left/against the horschide, “There was| score ro OPO aaa aaa Pand. put | wt pa a hard one and extremely excit- | care, Ri course. Responsibility for field bleachers, so long in fact that] wild yell of hoarse voices as the : : Sraryinine feared With Franools Ont feline te a © awk. | people ¢ to follow the ball in its t 1 was, of course, determined to win,| somehow, he always turned up. with Ahad had forgotten that the awk-|Rioht to the left field bleachers, and i ge ag od no less determined that| whatever was necessary for our ex- ““"d, unassuming George had ever! young, Bancroft and Burns trotted $ {, Should, taste of defeat this time| istence. We were not tramps in any Den addicted to the home run hitting | home ahead of Kelly with the first B; Hie {Git _Keenly the fact that I had] sense of the word, but we were very, habit four runs that were to ultimately win , t im to a draw, while I, agoist| very poor, game for the Giants by the| | that I was, became disgruntled over| It was not until 1910, after various The game had not progressed far | weore of 7 to 5. It was the eighth | es that he had been able to|bouts with fighters here and there, When Kelly took the centre of the |time this son that Kelly has hit | finde me in our previous meetings. |that France really began to take to stage of popularity and held it |for the circuit, overcoguPonent, in his anxiety to}me and see shat f was regularly em- through the remaining nine inning Jease Haines was taken c me me quickly, led first with| ployed. Gaillard, a man well thought Even Mayor Hylan, who threw t the Clean Sweep + Tush, and I resolved at once that ’ fi |mound in the seventh, and Ferdie ‘ at} of in France, was the means of m: rst ball to Frank Snyder, starting | o.j ‘ t HM viol I hoped to win I must take from|rise to a certain popularity. He ny the game, in which the receipte were | 5 hupp, one ot the Tian, held i Siihim the Initiative, eo T jumped into| Gone a great. deal of Aghting and tbe turned over tothe American down, the pitching ignment, but im, landing a stiff left to his cheek | mung out a challenge to me. Des- Committee for Relief in Ireland, could | the Giants yred two more runs in d following it with a long right] camps avized on the match and it was Net dim the glorious name of’ Ki the sixth, and one in the seventh Wate Herel deh i arranged to be held at Lens before Of keep its bearer from receiving the} Barnes, preening @or the Giants, | Wee ea fo Fegnin the initiative in| my home people. It was my first pub. P!audits of the 12,000 spectators. was yanked out of the box in the ui eae , but I successfully eluded | tig experience in a ring in Lens, and, Kelly came to bat in the firstinning | fifth and raplaced by faim by dancing in and out, land ng| nore there wan oome cxelteraent {8 @ din of pleading and yelling for | McHenry bad hit a hon ‘now and then with light left or right | 24 , ae ss him to hit a homer. There were three | yoofer, Haines and S Nee, after nd Dil- yer i had been | and rolling up points as time went on, | Ver it. on base—Burns on third, Bancroft on Aine hy ‘ as ' should e passed i" ns , Be ft on | walked in a row. A single through With a “one-two” punch in the|, It was a fight 1 should have passed second and Young on first. Seldom | pucond by Mueller netted the Mound | third I sent him to the flocr, but 80| I suppore, for everything Wa3| has such a setting been afforded the furious was my attack at the M00 | againat’ me and I was forced to give home run hitter par excellence of the that I could not catch myself and, jeverything I had against this stron all to team three runs. mey later | ed tyvo in the ninth off Slim our Choice of t° House. National League to slam th y stumbling over him, I, too, fell pros:|Hard-punching — antagonist. There (he ‘stands and never has the tall ae a egghead trate. We arose and he charged’ but| Were moments during the encounter Giant ifirst baseman had a better | © hae Dele een ey {kept away from him. when I felt that I would have to give chance to send four runs across with | W mportance Mi must have decided that he would|! to the strong Gaillard. He bat- his long thin bat eighth home run of the “meat me in a furious attack, for he| tered me cruelly, but I was so much, Sherdel, who kept charging and swinging his arms| faster and landed such a greater in the succeeding rounds. On one oc-| number of blows that at the end of easion he pushed rather than knocked| the ten rounds I was declared the ki T k Thi d s h mers thet toree ind eu Talla aape| winner Brooklyn Takes Thir traig t ward made as if to hit me. The ref-| The victory enthused my father | sveree then saved him from disqualifi- | 4nd mother, who fing aonaipeconas| From Reds as Cadore Loses Jinx cation by seizing his arm, but I am| Perhaps some day I —>—— e sure that Til did not intend a foul| boxer worthy the name. blow, for he is an upright boxer. | Descamps was overjoyed with the Ry’ this t had worked my way] victory, for it had giv ac H in Eh ‘ shy, johnston reached first on Crane's feuidaiivevatiackraanine waac Urine move ot home ther {really heave | Six Runs in First Inning Give|,,3°Mttow of an easy hit ball, ani rapidly. I met him time after time nee to get along as a fighter i Vi ye went cond on Olson's out. And | Ca eet ee na eee, ie | SGeorgea,” he whispered to me, caome|. Robins Easy Victory Over |io hind when Gritth beat out an in- and he was pretty badly worn, At|day Lens will have cause to rejoice | “inci i Te: field hit Yed to right anu the beginning of the ninth round he| that we have lived here. Already the | Cincinnati Team. |Johnston seo flth also crossed Pd quiveringwith faticue and his| newspapers are crying your talent. home on Koney’s safe hit. Hy Myers face was puffed and bloody. I flung{ We shall be rich some da Leon Cadore who has not been|singled and “Wheat red. N twirling in the best of form since ked, filling the bases. Kruger & J Have Not Escaped Punishment he pitched a. twenty-six-inning tio|to Tehne-who fumbled the bail r game against the Boston Braves one|Koney dashed hom« CHAPTER IX. ter. It was the ast time I ever | ¥ear ago and set aver rane te Shera ane ae strove to win as quickly as possible |iongest game in the major leagues, | Ne i ernie sco ie ALLY PICKARD was my next) (rye awit enenty. as possible turned in a win at Ebbets Field yes- |ute | whon Brant tempting opponent, but his endeavor| When 1 was beaten that I had learned |terday, his first win of the current|to deliver the ball a the pellst against me was as nothing lesson which would help me go when teehed the Dodgers | to fal ne is hand and umpire ompared to the brutal bouts I had spe ar a il mt Le ea of 8 Rega a bal 1 Following the fight with Shine I against 1 a ’ s ft the ret t reviously taken part in. I knocked) (ot and Knocked out H. Marchand, | third successive defeat for the | safely for Brooklyn im out in the eighth round an SNariohina cai Batavia, Reds, the final score readi sok-|ning Brenton was s¢ om t the eighth round and! 4 Frenchman. He was believed to| Reds, the f re reading Brook- | R t twhen he recovered his first act was|be quite a fighter, so the victory lyn 8, Cinoinnati 1 ers and replaced by Clinton \autoniy cs The game was won in the first tn- | ro secured from the Indiani , uickly covered up whi jost when “to congratulate me, while a pleasant / quickly covered up) at T lost when | Tne He tne Robins. Pat Moran (Chuo of the American Aswociation. rted to pitch for seas a a @mile lit up his face. . Ay sent Lynn Brenton, a right nder,|was Rogge’s first rt in big com sm | gagements were now coming fast and h t Ofttimes I read in the newspapers | Descamps and 1 had come to live in|t® the mound for work. | Brenton | pany and ! ned in ereditahl ‘et the “good-looking Carpentier,” | better style had a glove, a ball, and willingness, |ma He but two mor nd of how my face is not. scarred | The impression I made in the fight |The Dodgers sent Brenton’s deliv: jruns, one in th ror and Moy the marks of the ring. My nose ‘archand reached Paris and Pelee ain rite Bhai boon bent Ihre aie len Eeeine ‘8 straight, they say, and my ears are and Vienne came to Descamps |inning ended alx rune Bad Deon went | sevenin nclote held bleachers fore in the United States, but |t proposal that I go to the capi- “gauliflowered J and box Young Snowball, an Eng- Ado not understand why, for many |lishman. “weary minutes I have spent in the| Now I had been in ‘boxing long tring, fists beating my face until I/enough to have cut my eve teeth, cal wondered that I did not cry out or|the English saying gues, and Des- mot, as you sa: (raat circuit clout Ah, yep, it is s ‘| Suits That Sold at’35. 40.45/50.) y, ¥ ° . , - , alls Gweep from the very pain of it. I|camps should have known better than | The i 2, ~ ed fe , \ Enow I should have been sorry had : take such & chance, but it was trae Same Quality and Workmanship You Paid 60, 69, 70 & 75 a Year Ago ‘ th on me the that neit of us knew a great dea AT 30 THe : > + natat : A A roe F F 7. nother ae pate De aie ec BE ea ate” Bpbenalh tt NATIONAL PEASE: " | AMERICAN LEAGUE, A mid-season revision of prices to reduce our great ready- . irenicl the highest priced suitsin the house are included fourage young ‘boxers. Quite the {afterward developed, was near m- | _ eh WoL. PC.) Clube, +b. PC. | Clube W.L. PO.) Clubs, WoL. PC. to-wear and woolen stocks, 7 H vei in this sale. Everything goes at these astoundi: bi Y Riburage young (boxers. Quite the afterward developed, was ROT CoA | gies ws Seileame’... 81 aniline ui 6 [pawe’....w oo ( is, 10 make room for our lightweight in this sale. Frerything goes at these astoundingly low. price ee eee ee Todd when | tive, When T first met him Twas | Brooklyn ....17 6 .690[Cincinnati ... 9 16. 360 Washington ..13 10.865 St. Lou ao J summer suits on way from our daylight workroom. Thi your Rees meas) een tipes, Herringbone 3 Was learning. ‘They should ad-|impressed by his cheruble appear. | New York,..14¢ 8.636] Phil 61S 285 New York....1! 9 .S90/ Philadeiphia.. 8 12.400 eahentihiet i 1 . Weaves, Shepherd Checks, Silk Mixtures, and hundreds of” Ranoc tore gradually, for T often was|ance and the innocence of his eyes, |Chleege .....11 9 .880|8t. Loule..... $14 262 Bosten 9 8 .529| Chicago 613.316 PROF Sunity (0 Rave some real money other styles and patterns to select from in all wool fabrics. Every ' Morced to depend only on my ability What a surprise was in store for me GAMES YESTERDAY. GAMES YESTERDAY. mt 4 * . + : iy | new spring model, single and double breaste izes to fit ev Me ee that my speed afoot would| (ToBeContinued To-Morrow.) | giiuguy crvrerrss...0 0.00 259i ee : wi . HENRY ADLER proportion. bis ep me out of real harm and en-| a 7 Detroit , 19 My ability to take punches ana the| LYOMEC= uc ea Beenie? H fact that [ Jost myself complet inj Tattertes Brenton, Harris, ‘Keefe, Rotmell and 0 id hrucger well, Baye acd Mtn Eenuvanaes ge Likely Winners (See sss ieee uses! 4 CUSTOM DEPARTMENT Silke sth“ Aee th see] Of Head Pin Title oxi tu at Sena, Sine wl wince od eS SPECIAL An Exceptional Feature wrong. I did not (geet saving m n and cold. weather rain I could becau hard Evening World Heed Fin| aes 10:0ay tawes r0-0ay GUARANTEED ALL-WOOL urnament will come to a) ‘eum at New vers New York at Detroit T nds until they jammed w nd could stand to be | Bo: : rt force against an vpponent’s head. | Bowling | inginnati at Brookiyn ' | Cian rie ies Uncalled for might have won 1 houts, by | close this evening when several of | Pittsburgh at Boston. | peiian it Dhleaeo @®nockouts had IT not restrained my the teams that were scheduled to, Chicas at Philadetpnia, | Washington at Cleveland twelf, Tt will be ears Sad think, that! have bowled earlier in the season, but | - —— ~ - ee ea ranch, for some reason or other had to ask| © INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. | be id { My victory over Pickard at Brus-| for a postponement, will try | club, = W.L. PC.) Clube. wok. Po. : ; ; ies 14-0Z. ALL-WOOL : ‘| ‘eels made me quite popular in Bol-| and champion aurels, Baitimore ....11 8.579 | Syracuse 911 450} pals nil “f phy t ; ' @ium, so that it was not long until a Newark ..c.l2 9 S71] Toromto ..... 9 10 .42t | Hamilton 1 e JE SERGE ; wi party of Liege-sportamen offered |@8 if the None of Coltere | auttate 12 9 1871 [Rochester .... 9 10.421 Fort & 1 Team at Dyck- | RRC TRI OMIT BLUE SE a ues i . purse to meet a (boxer/named| Point, L. 1, will be declared the | semey City...11 9 .980| Reading 613 ae ul, in c and hundreds of ot desir pin, He was knocked out in the} champions of 1921, unless one of to- | - the army for able and onable nten sei if GAME YESTERDAY, pionan: 7 ave + . a ia . a “ round | night's teama should show surprising Newark, 9: Torente, 5. nent of the Ea I havea number of un- | ore rea Baie My progress slowed up somewhat et) Prarie acre uly tecaune Cart | Sarin Other games postponed on account of rain ceeds of the game will be claimed suits on hand | “19th %2 make you a suit wit Some that may match Descamps and myself had looked too| Among the contestants last night GAMES TO-DAY. turned ov the Washington He é BULLE sas cl avium ea far ahead, Brussels folk had gone to | fhe : of | Jam City at Rochester and Inwood Memoria e ghty Inter-City . wo ind and there obtained Ruck | Vere mighty | y five Nowark at Toronto. Aelita a notable fighter fy ip an old coat or vest ction of a cen from my out-of- pregardieasot thelrforme s which I will] © which much was expected, They Baltimore at Buffalo. Roading at Syracuse, ‘ ‘i : ra SUIT TO ORDER ‘al dispose of at this low EXTRA PANTS EREE! figure. Your choic town store d he w Selgium to mect| failed to make good, howeve me. Shine was not a champton and | cause Capt, Jarret, Frank Reynolds oa |i i@ever W considered, but he w never : jst. Tis face was battered from many | tournament bowlers, did ers. He was built stock with the head pin in wi w altoweth: most feroc- | fr ous appecrance, He was so ha . 7 me. } tT ta er ‘ , M. h j Ries Suneemano OO meeine,rmrs ia| | He fab wingers ne the wate tos |" ae : As Low As ow For six rounds I flung at him every-| Meson, Gil ge, 106; George Hole, mare : "Nicholas aid Faltaro| Frank Krame., Orlando Pia 1 : hing 1 possessed, but it was hope: | Beckman Hill, 111; Mrank Layton, | meets Peters at the litoadway, Hock a willie Racine hree-c dess t eve that I m -ht make an t s®, 101; Frank L. Debarbiere pat papell Aen impression on him: e@ was tough Franci ; 7 be | the Intersiaie in ard Tag Pin Ito nere ch race at ¢ manne a i ee erry epee ety : Si . Bunda, | two out of three heats at the Ve ‘a ee to won wir tthe) at V, Martin, City , 100 , the 1 mple ot | arame in Newark Sunday afternoo e ine. The " ¥ Mart City Bank, 103; F. Fuehriein, 7 A, Piani defe < r r and 7 » J ny 20 | City Bank, 112 | Spinella, Orphe- i, 1 f H the East Orange speed marvel is anx NEW YORK BROOKLYN NEWARK a Jum, 105; George Stelter, Orpheum, ‘ f hilage ous t f even " : he » bed. Mut! 109; HH. Hutchins, Orpheum, 106, Mute ‘ak Te yr iad IR mt RL Me al noah 118 Nassau St. 11 Flatbush Ave. 195 Market St. fowl ond Tl ream Scores-—Heekman Hill, 895; fo bowl In both eveu Mand TAO. trae mainet Reegle ‘ r Beekn Newr Neviny Street phis ta: 8 Git Edge Inter-City, 508; Na- y Waite tt dr ne that you may have and Joe Blechinger the Hastern Individual Bowling Champ , ‘iat Mrooklya and Bro; connect aees wi move jg MY. poor n was ere was still fire m still glad that I Bye ten rounds, Fuck: Si sob, 420; Orpheum, 454; Ski Club Hepnant 1 mth nai ' 1114 Broadway 16 Broadway WHE MURRAY'S ame the decialon’ at the-snd Att) 440; ste rane|s, 3155 Ch ations, Acaden nounced , eed | dake MM will comy ‘| A ed At Hoth street Nour Flushing Aves CsED TO BR, ler, who profited most ACY 0 tae jn ane at Hlenhant ales. | y ‘ ater 1 learned much from this encoun- Lindsey. Riddell and Rediing were winners of alleys wl be installed for the couteed, fow amateur races, i ‘ ’ .