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v _THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APGUST 18, 1921, DISLOCATED THU MB COSTS. CHAMPION LEONARD NEARLY $300,000; a2 TTT _ _—_ = Benny ’s Injary Causes THE WEEK-END es oO en eeee By Thornton Fi sher |NCHCAPE'S WORK... Cancellation of Several mf AT SPA DFLICHES:: Important Engagements TRAINER HILDRETH Moving Pictures of Fight Which Was to Have Taken Place in Philly Against Lew Tendler Last Night Would Have Assured oe Him a Big Sum. $150,000 Horse Scores dine pressive Victory in First ° ‘ Start of Season, ™ Claiming of Leonard Forfeit ‘ Unsportsmanlike, : Says Gibson “Wo, EDDIE, | fos i , ga: LEGS IN THE USUAL GOLF FouRSOME rir COMMANDER ROSS SELAS. ~ Ec pone Owe yOu. wo mac. No! \ | HIS STALLION SIR BARTON. wotARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. Aug. 13-—Billy Gibson, manager of FoR THE 3°° HoLE- You SUCED INTO | i ‘ ‘orid’s Lightweight jampion Benny Leonar jen h last - v v { Right expressed amazement over the report that Lew Tendier had jaca nceclsy ar one) ‘HE woopSs- | GOT SARATOGA SI N. Claimed the titleholder's forfeit of §5,000 because of the latter's in HALVED THAT A F AND YOU TOOK ‘SWEET AE. At stanireat: Naw, Woe” ability owing to a fractured thumb to, meet Tandler in Philadelphia vont Y' oo - A _7_-You OWE Rose. Rited station Mit Burton, by match ache st ni 2 A 2 eee say ‘endler has shown himself by this action to be sadly lacking in Reremaeie? 7 Say.cy HE ANOMES 1, oa Terao Uy ele terns sportsmanship, to say the least,” said Gibson. “Notifying me that the | = - f : , SP ene atlas the money forfeit had been claimed, Herman Taylor” id that it was done with = 3 \ tien belie private, the understanding that it would be returned if ¢ ake : Rose has vil Ross has the before Oct. 12 | eract you ale Tendler techni privil in his ion, but in y be justifi a five Loft five Marit twenty-five y« that | have ef ee and he alse eG avGaal Gin Womine ther a eho are ine Teaver css eee Y Waa any ope ake “period boxer claiming another boxer’s money under the conditions which hall out te the necessitated the postponement of this match. LY we BABY wo HAS HIS | horse. Sir Barton will make alt “Morally | ean find no excuse for the Philadelphian. If Leonard PICTURE TAKEN WITH THE STATE | aiite service at the plac deliberately ran out of the match it would be different. Or Tendler ed HOLL the beautiful estate wn would ally entitled to compensation for the expenses he had AMATEUR CHAMPION AND WH Madden been put to in training for the match, but to take $5,000 from a boxer : CHIRE FOR THE REST OF WG LIFE ABouTT Audley, and John & Hamburg Place, near THE ORN WHEN “THE CHAMPION AND | Ky PLANED A TWOSOME-ETC. Lexington, because of circumstances over which he had no control strik as being the last word in poor sportemanship. if conditions were Severe Leonard certainly would not have claimed Tendler's for. eit.’ See aS By Vincent Treanor. HEY, cur) | SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Aug THE Noise! re 1 43.—Incheape, the $150,000 two-yeare », starting yesterday for chase, was a t } By Vincent Treanor. COMPARATIVELY émall matter of a dislocated thumb has cost Benny A Leonard, lightweight champion of the world, approximately $260,000. | , | oid of last ye the first time since his pu little when he came back to the Pe It caused the indefinite postponement of his match with Lew Tend- | THE FRIENDLY (?) ARGUMEN BODY IN THE | cane sree aaliopifee in front BONE im ler of Phisadelphia, which but for the training camp accident would have, OVER THE HUGE SUM OF DISTANCE BAWLED lfeld all through the fitth race, His nt been decided last night and for which Leonard’s share was to have been 2s¢ you ouT— You rainer, Sam Hildreth, expressed lim $100,000. It has necessitated the calling off of a Labor Day match at Ben- ited with the big ton Harbor, Mich., with Sailor Friedman, which would have added $30,000, WERE SORE THROUGH ‘UNTIL YOu GOT self as being de staving off defeat pitching generally sent them down the Sightly ahead of his last pertaining to the turf and its very 3 sd A colt’s condition and it is now believed og of Ieontrd-Britton bout, scheduled for Jersey City, with an antici Z i that vill train. ft will take sona 1 eon? 3 pity, pated gate i \ 3 anit ‘ hat he will train. ‘e NTO! ra 22) WOU: “OUND (tine to B« vhere he iat the é for ‘which the champion would probably have arawn down another $30,000, Ln thom ReneS eat A . Wea ol tte tori but orice ete an ia hhas been forced into the pugilistie discard. On top of this the much taiked. —— ® MIDIRON - NEVER SHooTs MORE ac OREEN TIRING Chicago Firemen ive ico: béatins : { of I.eonard-Britton bout, scheduled for Jersey, with an anticipated gate of THAN A GO WON € <w6 MEDALS - TO KID YOU. re 7 i Inchepe: was, a jin loon tatwe: 5 | nt #250600 6 now up in tke at. ore .200 Hitters This Year Pegi ie i ele Win Final Game 2502: sie eee line. shins ; With this fortune in sight up to last Monday, Leonard to-day is carrying PD LOOKS, LUKE ONE OF THE wrong in Inchcape's tendons. His im. around a beevily bandaged ltt hand with a piater vers cat er” "Ian in Previous Seasons" From New York "2 seen een tek % it thumb, where it connects, socket-like, with the wrist bone. What's more in eU ea 0 Zz a ==3) aes = et a two-year-old, and it is of the same %, \ hee will have to endure the inconvenience for six weeks more, and even then ——— “Spoke” has had a serious task in Vaway: trom the en . tor ee Fi tery , ae won't know when the hand will be ready for use. When the cast is finally | keeping the Indians in the | By Jere Daly. ’ he colt’ was greatly ade i Even Ward of Yankees Breaks] whore they are to-day, whieh b fl # The Evenin stadeok vetore ; Fi removed the thumb fs likely to be as soft and mushy as butter. No physician doubtediy: atrected hie. atiok | (Staff Correspot dent of 3 | mired in the paddeck before the race / ean predict with any degree of certainty when it will be ready for even bag: | Into Select Class of y Cobb does not seem to take the TG wer? so0ap GAVE & ond ace | CHICAGO, Aug. 18——The last game! Duncecap gave a cood account of ty } pinching exercise. \ Batsmen ition of managing a big league \ or the series of three between Now {herself in the mud, and won eastiy ' i a a as seriously as his grea J is once little f Ne i « lawyer, a mercantile giant might Pee ennae ad te Nituing | COPYFEN, 1921, by The Less Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World). és : or her best in the str 1 Gisloeate ‘his thumb and still be able| Sparring partner's head sends every- By Robert Boyd Se ie oamon bottee. CHAN (IE benefit of the Chicago Firemen’s Mu- fo carry on a successful practice or| ‘ing up in smoke, so to spaak. . 81 é Attendance this season at Saratoga is light, but reports state it's | tual Aid Fund went to the smoke! President Rich of 7, Oe business, “Even wore he more serie|. Tendicr has claimed the forfeit of| HB worst pitching season in the | ast year’s record for he is batting) just as hard to walk home Rian! oF rindy City inthe elev-|the Saratoga Association, wil! Be the ously incapacitated his organization | $5.000 put up for Leonard's weight and istor of the ‘maior Jeagues)| Cou 1B lo et en’ ta stanhenson ese eae eee et Comie:| ost at a dinner to be given at his ene verebis to contin ueithe work of ETE MOMCECIEHE IIe ene An nee and the liveller ball is develop- ie Whe Het COCKIGATC IH. EHEC AGERE Raving: is the sport of kings and a flash at the feminine attendance ay pie The seen Soe al Heine MehOsu re NOet Besa ee money mak: B e ost, i e ee ae the eG ne, ey's Park, The sco as o-nizht to members of the " ge merrily ‘on Ee nee ao wit when it is conside that Leonard} ing an unusual number of .$09 ty 300 hitte a , ee leads one to think it’s the sport of queens, tog. ia meri soties Cir IC SER Un eiethe CInTH RANT AEH ONS 7 uld gladly give $60,000 t ; elverd ware promising youngsters and hy se ae sts inviter ie ere 0 J ; Me Asintee wien tie tints oo: Bveue or hla tirede cuay Hume bone] ire! Dee ec ieae eds te clawe some up" to mong the Cobb: I Rickard leases Boyle's Acres for another year, which theans | citing plays and was witnessed by 25,-| {Re quests Invited a ISL Conta * oat of commission his earning ca-|fad only stayed in its right place, At tis exclusive set after the close puths, and Heilimanns, another biow at the national bankroll 000 Chicagoans who were so welllsion, the Maryland State . ity ceases. Like a damaged ship,| that Benny may be comsidered lucky. of the seasons of recent vears. Nu- With Ruth leading, the Ye nkees eres pleased with the game that $956 wax|Commiasion and others ‘ must go into drydéck. Suppose he had ruined his I in} merous players hit over .300 at have four 300 hitters. Ruth is abou Every one is interested in ‘Tex's next battle in Jersey City with [yee at the box office after the gamo, | With these bodies in an official - battle with Tendler, Hoe might then jsome time during the race, but good n the same position as he the possible exception of the ticket I pers. - ‘ she ae | pacity. t is expected that : THING in all Leonan''s brilliant | Mave experienced considerable trouble | . year) In walloping Sneiners oe i The Gotham firemen started mat- career as a boxer has proved so tao 8 ‘American Le do not re-| At Protectory Grounds, Lincoln Ung in the first race that will make gue figure : official average sheet before the finish record During the layoff in the lecture season, the Britich send over | ter’ Boing with three runs in ii AN Ste ead / ; discouraging, and yet we hear b dithn feien Anron Ward, hitting 6 KOIf pros. to dissemble us from our dough second inning, when Kinsley romped | ee aie rsd inectine r Qf. 4 yelps from the camp of one Lew Until to-day the pifching has not Surprise of the Yankce hitters ; aa eaece ¢ home on Dempsey’s single and Burke| ay j ; ‘Tendler that the little champion “ran ABOUT FISH ahintit tonday the giCching has eg Weak Batting last sear for atime | ack Johnson seems 10 ve as effectively baried as he was at Jand Dempsey scored on starsiall's| the colored nider 8, Bush, wh j les Maat ead Sad ani ~ made appear RU OU bavenwor ec : Phe Chicag rored| t s yrses) sin othe Cantertury { ent” on the Philadelptiia match, which batting has fallen off slightly since benched, but th's year he is slugging ! +e two bag The SChcagbans pacored | Tet ae dea Geneun cond’ risecee 1 ‘i everything had gone smoothly AND FISHERMEN July first, yet this season promises to hard all kinds of pitching. Meusel It cost $50 to watch Carpentier and Dempsey, and $2 cr $3 to see | POU times fn the third, makiag the) cen scott, suffering from the hgndi, ¢ } would be ring history to-day, Leon- | be a record-breaker in point of de- and (Home Run) Baker are the only) Duncan and Mitchell, But golf still rates as the rich man's game. score a tie, and it remajned that way! cap of a burst Stirruj in the stretet © afd wust listen to this, and instead of SEE IL ee erie ead en Partanate teeanga ta ‘ U until the eleventh, when Burke threw|it was a distinctly healthy l66kine —* 4 ¢ aguc ear have been fortunate eno ° : i : t reaping the sheckles, is compelled to) = By William E. Simmons. tiare are ‘Digyers who are 300 or better, \ Abolition of the excess profits tax should please Jack Dempsey, | bad one to first and two Chicago] HMNPINE Thee ome ie Mi pare } sit and twaddle his right thumb (if — hitting .800 ¢ Last year in = j Johnny Wilson, Benny Leonard, Juhnny Kilbane and others too | blue shirts came home. TAdece nibe spectagie teens u that can be done) and look mourn- HIGH WATER. the Heydler circuit there were only SUNDAY SEMI-FRO GAMES. | °°? “* they reco. from sunbarn. ‘The splendid fielding of First Base- Sandy Hock Gor. Ialand Men Gare. |twenty men who hit that mank at D “ oy. oo) ane Sucgsa-ep Jeg il «| Septemper Ase PAL ASL Bea: AML Atl te conclusion of the nace. - ie ea a a man McGovern was a feature as were| Ten Lec gave an exhibition of quit } erything was set for the big event| sat. 13 bar asa 41 Ti9 81 € helusion OI ace. ns aure nal is : x the errors of Maurer, Marshall ani]{\Ne in the first ra i MS of Leonard's career, for Tendler ad-|Sn 4 4g2) 447 | 5.0 i Miftecence in a coms, Giante vs, Cuban Stars (double 'Y JOHN S Seay f Knuine| ie, talent steer clear of her in micas mittedly is pis closest rival in the| (Eastern standard time, Add @ne} veil such a great diff in wc e pottocn Ql OSS. Burke. Fireman O'Brien of Engine |o¢ anytiing over six furlongs. Pen~ lightweight Sass. Benny had trained| hour for daylight saving time.) on, Last y forty-two men hit header) was intentionally iked twice by] rose destroyed her chances of winning: If into a si of physical per- —w 1.300 or ove This year forty-seveu At Dyckman Field, Teserenu's Bears | Zweickert, the Chicago piteh ny cha e Te dwi | himself ‘a state of phy: ps by chasing Ten Lee. Edwina, whic ‘ experiencing little| Probably fair weather, moderate tu| batters have reached or surpassed vs. Giants (double header) There will be a big boxing show! Fuglish middioweignt, in a pour at the Que had on strike-outs to. broke from the ot stb, Ww fection. He was Pp ie itt im b i} ke from the outside fence,, ram §i.o mouble Making the 135 pounds, | fresh southwest winds is the promise that mark. Tl number of At Dexter Park, Rushwicks va.|.taged at the Philadelphia National| Mer A. C. of ong inland City. O'Dowd ie) five. 1 both team several lengths farther than the others rporated in the articles of agree-| for to-day. | players who merely participated in 4 stamford and House of David League Baseball Park on the night of | “Mn 18 Brookin Dontin, who coached the but caught the rest of the fleld tiring *» | t, but he was tuning up his right — 'few games in the Amertean League “At ivanhoe Park, Lvanhoe vs. Plain- men's baseball team, in.“ in the last 100 ds. rains Aug. 24 at which five eight-ro} If Billy MeCarney. manager of Charley Weinert, High bouts will be contested between) {Ht Newark hearyweignt. is. wi punch with particular care. He| A party trolling off Manhattan and wo: Ww times at gave them field and Bayonne ‘bad studiously decided that to beat|Beach Thursday caught a number of/ a patting average that cannot be 4, At Parm Silk” at the Cort Theatre. of the top-heavy favoe e ‘ <A : A farewell banquet will he given at| The defe j the fast and hard hitting portsider,| week and blue fish. The weakfis! | ranked with players who © taken B Hameo pod Cavan: at New York |*Tominent fighte Phil Gla 1, pees AL Releh, the oval swelght the Hotel Sherman Saturday evenine| rite Devastation by Parader wag the ' | Tendler, he would need a right in per-|averaged about six and the blues| part in the tull season's schedule ure ys Hilisdaie (double. header) manager of Lew Tender, will put on] is culk dine to ce nat wail make at which the New Yorkers will be pre- | sensation of the day Mees, Noming, orger: Agsinat left four pounds. the cause of the xreater number of 1 At Mowird “Field. Howards \s the show, and he has so far pigned| sume "Gstah ge cane oo eae | moked sith a allver loving cup tc | ike Tendler u fast and ac- 300 In the American League to-day nookan Blue Sox and adow Brook o ees i IIhearesenia tin rw nishts ago knockid out Paul! winning the series. The Gothamite é curate right is an absolute necessity.| Striped bass and fiuke are running, Uses Me a rule generally grow! At Long Island City.” Recreation 1p four of the bouts, Lew ‘Tendler| Jourmee, the Frenchman, in one round will play at Niagara Falls Sunday and} tt At least so Leonard had concluded. Hej the latter better than the forme,| potter as the son progresses. ut Nate Shenetin lay ‘ MELD meets Sailor Friedman of Chicago,| (narte pitta the clewr Australicn ligatweigh’, | arrive home Monday morning, RUNS FOR WEEK 1 ‘Yhad practiced its use, in upper cut-|along the Jersey beach. The Captain | the twirling, collectively speaking, has yonkers Clin” olnt V8. | Johnny Dundee takes on Joe Tiplita,| wio hasn't been beaten since John Clecto became (>. i ting, hooking und crossing, until he|of the Life Saving Station at Deal! joon so woiully weak that the end of! At St. Agatha Pield, St. Agatha vs./ George Chaney battles H Aggiqh | Ais manager, heres ble. sient (band! on gine | NATIONAL REAQUE, i} was satisfied with its aim and direc-| has recently taken as many as eight! eis season will probably see more 390 Philadelphia Giant lao EN fen ate i") ftarian, whom he beat easy tast saturday nignt| UMPIRE FORFEITS GAME i ipa. And be had reached the stage| bass ina night, hitters than has ever been developed At Loughlin: Oval, Loughiing va.) Brown of “Philly,” And Charley Le-| aig ne was forced to tum down an offer to bor | of adding the sting to it, at the ex- in the big leagues in many. yc Danbury Chub. s Hdoux, the French bantarweight,| {u gery city Monday night : *| 10 THE BALTIMORE TEAM pense of several sparring partners. The Honest Plumbers’ Fishing BM Ga Th Gabh Of THOUNRIOF IeaRUUBL CIO Sonnet oe OF G Vedamatea ices Danny Kimmar ot Philndelphi gaa | 4 HT Just about a week ago while going} is not having an overjoyous tin ce , At \ | yy maced as the pitch At Mamaroneck, N. Y., Mamaro-| = somes’ | Sammy Saniw, the ri » being 8 Cincinnat bantam through a conditioning bout with Jack| Hempstead Bay fishing. Robert Fi Se acates reveal) iD ie tke necks ve Port Chester | iy making New York hls home now, is] BALTIMORE, Aug. 18.--Stockdale, | : Bf Toland at Stillman's gymnasium in| denberg was the only member to pT pale ers This is Uikely tol eat Uuica, Ne ¥.. Ke of C. va, Now| y SF ASC oe ee ee t3| ® rium mach with doe lguaa | the umpire, forfeited the Baltimor i ian 125th Street Benny brought his imag-| down last Thurs¢ He did not try | continu fe ; York lie = . . [Lume Fenny Howard of Bayonne: for tone smunde says his und knockout by tke W, ‘oronto New International 1 ué gume AMERICAN LEAGUE. imation into play. He pictured in] for weakfish, but, with th ne officials have, unknown to the players! At Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls vg, | the show to be held for the polienwn's fund A i" r ‘i or_weakfish) but, Je assistance | OF FOUN A Mc i el hl gare, Falta, aie i s © ile holder Is thy only one of mix carr, | to the former team, 9 to 0, in the fourth! | — Club. sim iTi wi Toland the southpaw Tendler, danced | of Capt. Fenn and th as some of the pitchers stat New York Fire Departinent fh Pittsburgh, the ten-round go between BN | \ieough he has net every god bant ’ | 3 fe and out and arcund him, pointed! ine; Harsy, Thorme Fe eyour | troduced) a deader ball around July J. Paterson Silk | Minke of Minncauotis and Harry. Grob baa ben| Country. He aoe, bell torerae. the pelt it oe uing: with the visitors at the bat 1] data ta al for an opening, and then shot the left| fluke, the largest about four pounds. t to curb the tremendous hit (Mon ; Ls med until Sept 2, ‘Thin go will beheld at | iio:y dasnch weain. claiming tt wax e luce le had ordered Jess Altenbers, | to the imaginary Tendler’s jaw with| Several boats we and will be to a dev weakfshing, one it fiolder tor Toronto, out of th punch that beat hin : A everything behind it. Toland, lucky] of which got seven fish, the others Howers ; y ut raion Rue y "3 a Eee Somer : ot nl _—_—— Seite ae the ule ice eee on a imself, put as it developed al one o: . National League is hitting this ian-Amer my Kelly welteraigit af the Bronx, . i expiration of five minute Lay avn Lait feos ie ees ay one or none i year has been slightly better than and Ttabe Smith, inother oattier tram the aan;| Happy Howard Pute Up Good Bout! He had made no eilert to leave so far 4 ducked slightly. The blow caught him| Outside fishing has not been yery| his batting of last year. There ts no New York, West seotion, will clas in the feature Boat of ven ‘ in Holyoke. ‘The dispute between the umpire and SASERNATIONAL ERAGUE. Peekskill N on top of the head, and, bloole, away | good since the first of the week, Capi. one in. sight whe will likely cause re Starshatt & rary | mule a the Commnseatth Soorting Chiy of| HOLYOKE, Mass. Aug. 12.—Happy | the er came when the third strike Club, went the fortune making left. A| Dave Martin of the steamer Girald. | him any trouble in holding Bis bat- Red Horlem to-njaht Howard, Gotham middleweight and the] as called t. = hundred in the gyn saw the punch.| reports the following catehes on| tng supre) termination ————>___—_ ‘Whee saiauct Salih fla hope of the Mead, Cox and Monteith a : eports ole 4 | i nn Midget Smith fights at aay of the clubs D , f wd a) aa) at They looked on when the glove was ‘ My. Buee No. 12 9ach{of the season, ss it is “Pep = (eg a table for Johnny ‘Vilson's cro "American Markamen: Win World's ; 0H pulled oft the champion's left hand | Meanesday: Me ir Mook, with Young of the Giants. ‘The Giants’ BARNES AND HUTCHISON Oe AIL 60 RE 2 ate Taras ceugat ceoces York, » pass, first p J.C. [stocky right-flelder is forty-four joe! : Daas fret prize, $5: J.C. eteeky Anis “nie. brother, ‘texan, TO PLAY SPECIAL MATCH | ‘= # half-pound bass, second Hornsby. He is hitting every: pitehe \ en | Baking “Cépeplitoutas pound by lin the league hard, but Hornsby has a , anes AP fourth pri been® leading him right down from im Barnes, American open golf! clved @ reprimand fron Woods! the start and is likely to hold his chafhpton, and Jock F ‘Pitle. but, fought the great- cow n tay ary told to by the] est battle ever staged by middieweights | UYONS. France. Aug.) 13. ~ Ameri. ele they are likely olin New [England last night. Jack De- ay EEA CG enh the Neueadl ag SNe ade e is mpionship of the world in the in era tnd Minish re |lstey of Bridgeport, Conn, who re-| \ernutional rifle shooting t rnament | cently knocked out Bert Colima, was ere this we chison, who | owing up at the Borinplrome sooner than #| Hows Ma ee | Wasnncen pt jhe and his manager, Harry Neary, will be on] in& his local and were shooked to see the smal! bone at the top of his thumb almost protruding from the skin Leonard was hurried to a doctor, who saw at a glanoe that there was po chance of Benny keeping any im- a four and prize; ©. Lutz, thre third prize nn Fishe W. K. Stokes of e Ucke Soh: ani's opponent. Ha knock) | Washington, D, C.. won the individu | TO-NIGHT—COMM Meediate boxing engagements. A ister sy th ahaa re ‘average|muargin of « lead when the season! won the British open title at St. An-|!" M- 00 Wednesday nigut (| the: Biideenort battler down, twice ind chump Snehip of the world, his aeves fait end Median “aye U8 examination showed the seriousness | DAven, twelve ba \e drews, will meet in a 8ichole mat {he third round and would have won| of 1.056 breaking the previsus world GARY MILLER Vel Je CLIFFORD, of the injury, and the final decision | “*t : w York has seven players hit-| play cont: on the links of the Sound- Hmith, the bantemweisht, of Brooklm: | Siwwed up in the last three rounds, Bow | eeoes MISSION “$1.0 that six weeks of plaster paris casing | sianey J Held, a ber of the! ting above the 800 mark, ‘They are! yjow Country Club. at Neck, L. 1,,|! maiened ui for two fights, His tira will 1 Loys will meet again In two weeks. would be necessary to restore the|ocenm cite Fishing Club, has excited | Youn § Kelly, Snyder,! oa Sept. 5 Jwitt Mickey Delmont of Newark at Montreal thumb to anything like its normal | Canada, an Aug, 17, for tom rounds, and lily second ie by his | Burns ¢ the envy of his acquaintan - ; n Tounds, and Ulsseo0l) Conaro Winn tthe | . . condition. fithine ‘equipment. He has bad alnames who finished among the | d= \ Three Gaelic Championships ah | RIMS St omnia eA te PH 1 or h tomobile, On! ing ba ast year can be noticer . 5 oe of Joy ine Club cf Comey Ialand, Sere. 2] ae \ SFUWENTY minutes betore the oc-| {aller built for his automobile. On ing patunen ie CNN se _ Celthe Park. SARATOC 8 No Yu Aug >You cant help but | currence Billy Gibson, sitting in | 1 oy, Stowed away within the National Teague to-day, with a few e ball is sure to travel same and | Charley Beceher, tho fast local featherweight, | 13,—-Midget Coll: and prankle Ge- AVENE, tee. be . imped Into the sticks clash in the th = Gaelic who has bad a long lay-off, wil! got in action | na his office at the Criterion, 143th| boat is a compact outfit, Street and Third Avenue, handed over |tent, bedding, provisions, st $500 to a camera man to go to Phila. |0OMinw utenslla, It is said that wh Mr, Held sits at his desk in Washing- deiphia to take pictures of Tendler in’ ton. D. C., almost concealed by papers, swapped puns new reerults who have hes in a thrilling ee ~ ee \Inclight to stay at the top for a| League champlonahips which will be sala on the mht of Aug. 22 Me wil take on | twelve-round bout at Reach A. C. last AS i e t em! while decided under the auspices of the Dutch Brandt, the veteran fvetherwelght, of rook | night that was so full of action that at | ' |" In the Ban Jobnson race Harry! Clare Hurling Club at Celtlc Park to. Jn im & twelve rund main wnt (he Brod: | sts final bell, when the decision waa { Heilmann, the awhward right fielder) morrow afternoon, The programme iy "4 Pallbilon Asosiation he @wanded so Gondro, the aothustneth training, These were to be used as| ilish little imp with a glerm in| of Ty Cobb's Detroit, Tigers has {one of the best of the season and wil funa clamorml fora return ‘ba preliminary events leading up to the| its e jumps u his shoulder and| proved the sensation of the Amer- RE ng together Louth and King’s | Artic O'Leary, the teteran east sider, ili be um) Poth boys scored knockdowns, Colletti film making of the bout itself, Gibson | whispers: “Sa id, do you reme: ean League batsmen He has taken | Coun Le et ie football MAteh, able to box again for at least lites weeks, as|opened up Genaro's eye with a left ong previously had sunk §8,000 in alber where that stream entered Chesas|the hitting supremacy from | (the! (ei and cayun and Kerty in a senior Rls have sawared an nls arch and ara, Tall) Rock In the sex sill | moving picture enterprise in connec-|peake Bay, and" t away! Great) Geo: who has to bel ootball. contest Berni his manager, Bad him signed up for a= | tion with the bout, whioh promised | Don't you se busy “Yes, T contented with tenth place in the; ———— (ime fades, wich he had big financial yeturns. Special trains; know; but do you remember how cool hatting Nat instead Cf Mis CUSTOMANY | Dewrenu's Bears tn Two « fs N. J. Aug, 12.—At | from New York to the Philadelphia | it was out th and how fierce those first. He has taken part in only 89] jug qesreau's Bears, Sam Mossberg, winner™of the amateur title at eck. AC hone teat night AL. battie ground had a!so been arranged |rocks struck Y Antwerp, will exckang? Wallon wich Mel Coogan teld you 1 was) gar while Hellman has been in _ Teton ine, arn Serie “ : h Raat, fof Brooklyn tn a twelve-round d wove at sno] Merton. the hard-hitting, welterweight nts, One of the strongest travelling Quyeonsberry A © of Lang Islaut City Jot Yonkers, easily defeated Wildcat | 2 ~ In the eount Wil meet in a Ison of Brooklyn. Norton stage a RR gad then in the course of a kymnasiuin,; West!” "O). ii n wed won der ft boas mY ‘ Gad im mu coven of armnngiin Went, OTe i a ax ea a a fia’ wae bag aia i giGARETTES * beep through, @ simple duck of u' deserted, piioned down a few Rolute in batung, eee mas maid pla to beiile Gus Platte the Arde Bird, icsheth nd They are DIFFERENT ws THEY are GooD jon Easily Beats Nelson. for, and tickets totalling nearly $100,-|busy. Get out!" nd, oh, boy, how 104, The Detroit outie is lead- mpiona of the East, and the 000 had been sold or reserved. Rvery-| those fish tasted! And then to lie Ine the former ound eolles ar thins that could possibly have been | back with the old pipe and dream and ay and hie hattine has been uiven teaage 1 fe fourth afranged in advance had been done, dove as (he sun cropped jow in the Itety better Ovid te Mike OD _ om re ehai Moy aBRpt aS ane ie i ung & aber, per iinh oubied