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12 1, —_——. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 192 FOURSOME 66 THAT Bor) Aw ,TeLe Him Ty TeuTH dim — ae TELL Him You'Re “TiewLen sury feed To HAVE NEARLY CROWNED HIM AT “TwO HUNDRED YARDS! You MAY NEVER bo (tT AGAIN | Descamps Says Georges Was Not Knocked Out | But Merely **Worn Out’’ with friend Descamps. Francois's statement backs Bernard's claim that | Georges won a “moral victory, it's a claim that needs some backing and two or three explanatory dia- crams, THE FUSSY “Wey ian ee AN ' ee HEY. waatsa matter witH You — THINK You'Re f= AN = ALL ALONE ON “Ti Course ? = (IM SaRRY OL’ MAN - 1 ThoueuT Ee YOU FELLAS WERE OUTA RANGE — Zl \ pon'T GENERALLY pRIVE “That FAR! THAT WAS VERY RUDE.OF ME -— "'M VERY SORRY — IT WAS AN ACCIDENT !! : SI Za r ye comes Dempsey’s Superior Strength at ~~ Alone Responsible for De- feat in Jersey City Bout. Ht By Robert Edgren. STILL HOPEFUL. | ri Francois Descamps, in France, tells) Carpentier says that he hopes to a! “the French people that “Carpentier! knock Dempsey out within a year. ih: 2) was not knocked out at all," and that| That shows Georges hasn't lost heart Be Georges was merely “worn out" by|or confidence. Let him flatten ‘Tom i Dempsey's superior strength. From | Gibbons. If he can do that little thing which the Frenchmen seem to derive | Dempsey may feel that's it’s all right . & world of comfort, jto give him another chance, Beemed to me, sitting there at the| Georges seems to have had quite a ringside, that Georges was knocked} ehange of heart since going home, out as cleanly and neatly as any man/ Here he frankly sald Dempsey was too Lever saw hit the canvas, And a4/strong for him, and a much faster for bis being worn out he was a very/and better boxer than he expected to Bimble lad until friend Jack put the | meet. [ Seomether” on him, as my old pal Bill! NOT A SIGN OF POVERTY. McLoughlin would say. When you figure that Joe Lynch got Of course Carpentier was worn! 37500 and Pete Hetman $22,380—a | , down moro or less by the constant total of $59,880, for their recent cham- P » tmpact of Demrsey's hard driven) pionship battle, it's evident frenzied ‘ ¢ fista, and he might nave been able 10) gyance in fight purses didn't come to a Mall off the knockout a few rounds! ay ong July 2 at Jersey City. 4 Jonger if be could have retained nis) qyat total js more than those .ittle qe, Sat round freshness in spite of the) stows evar drew as an entire gate strain of his own splendid efforts tor iin the past year, When knock out Dempsey, and the pound- Americans have money enough to pay fig Dempsey gave him. | But it never does work that way in| oF fight tickets to justify such per- centages to the fighters there isn't . the ring. Men are worn down by Dunches, and when they lose the edge |UCch use of talking about hard times. | Mole 4. Nol. = yeu! LONG SWAT’ Tete Him How VERY PROUD You ARE Jimmy ! ; 7 THE ACCIDENT PART IN DRIVING A Bate DsTance ! | LOoKIT cHicK - LooxtT ‘im wicate! 4 @f their speed ‘hey are in line for a A WIDE DIFFERENCE. ; Ao by knockout. The principal difference between = e a i ; If Carpentier could have put Demp-|Ruth and Kelly is that Jawn Me- THE FUSSY FOURSOME, Vic’s New Comic, Appears Each Monday in The Evening World. Copy of Each Comic Will Be Reprinted on Hard Paper and | i es ahing fast Matever ae ae pid oa ee a ae wen Mailed to Evening World Readers on Receipt of a Five-Cent Stamp. You will want the Series in Your Ho me or Your Golf Club. This is the Thirteenth of the q ere 01 e he liet him. we'd lo See any one . . . & H ‘i vim aight have worn Dempsey down|tell Babe Ruth that he must cut out Series, the First Having Appeared May 30. Address Sporting Editor, Evening World. 5 & when he was dazed, and might have |the home run habit and make a spe- | ——— = “0 won the fight. Then Dempsey and Kearns probably wouldn't have tried to invent any new alibi, but would have accepted the knockout as a matter of undeniable fact. If saying that Carpentier wasn't Imocked out gives any satisfaction in France nobody here will worry. But {t's a funny angle that the fight pic- tures are barred in France because officials think {t would be a bad thing to let the people see a French cham- pion beaten, even on the screen, jclalty of bunting. Ruth is a very quiet big fellow. He has little to say and he says it in a \tow, pleasant tone of voice. But tell Ruth not to hit the ball on the nose and try not to drive it out of the lot, and he'd howl like a Inyo County coyote. That js the prize kind of a how! there ts. EAST STILL LIVING. Bert Collins, who was a four-round King at home, seems to have run C.H. Stoneham to Have | _—_A ROUND UP OF SPORT GOSSIP One of Biggest Strings. Ot Horses Next Season | | Metropolitan Handicap behind Mad Hurt Giants’ Pennant Chances. | Hatter and Audacious. | Encouraged by such New York Sportsman Plans to Give Up All His Busi- success Mr. “ Against a lot of trouble in the longer | Stoneham will begin next season with i - i ‘The pictures might be pretty good |Louts in New York. ‘The effete Last-| ness Interests a string which bids fair to make him By Richard Freyer. “ proof of that knockout, and the lively |erners get their training on the fif-| : rank bigh BB the list of winning own- Hifi) amazing deteat of Mile.|ing Congress when the United Bow!- rs. Alre f the KR. 1 he has bought the pick Wilson yearlings, five of them, said to be the finest looking | youngster in Kentucky this sum- mer, hey are by t famous Wilson sires, Olambala and Canipfire. In addition to these, Jack Goldsborough retire from all business connections in| paid top prices for two mo t the Japa Farm sales ¢ Right which will carry the Stone- | » right over to France to shake hands (Copyright, 1921, by Hebert Mdgren.) order to devote all his time to the a = = sporting world. Already a baseball/iam colors in the important juveniles : ° magnate of national importance, he is | stakes next season. One, by the great Downey and Wilson Must Post at present. spending thousands on a) Hours ani” Stary’ Davia, was Suzanne Lengien, at the hand: of Mrs, Molla sjurdstedt Ma! American, in the French girl's ppearance in tuis country, was) the climax of a dissstrous season in Freneb sporting circics. Mile, Len- n's deafeat, according to the ma- jority critics, was decisive Freneli wonder girl, however, blamed the loss to an attack of bronchitis. We don't know. We are of the|lo¢ seventeen breaking a record opinion though that Mrs, Mallory was |hag stood for so many years. too good for the French girl, it{sible!" were the remark: way in which the French champion | Yeaped to his fect after the first nine { * eounted might suggest that the fintsh- img crack Dempsey handed him was somewhat necessary. G. Bernard Shaw wil! probably rush teen-round basis. One-Round Hogan | and a lot of other four-round stars | picked up a lot of trouble by going East and getting In deep water when they were used to wading around in the shallows.- By Vincent Treanor. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., 22.—Charles H. Stoneham, the New York Giants, is planning to which gave birth to the A. B. Aug. owner of A NEW BOY WONDER. When John Weismuiller of of to have shattered the free-style swimming r eye Lake, O., last week, season make him a power on the turf.|Scenery, joined the Stoneham stging at a cost of $10,000. But racing stable which shoul HERE sinetn and. te other by Oden and $5,000 Forfeits for Jersey Bout vw sie vin s power on tve tut Sines Sieg Se Sentehatn spins ¢ Banaee atest nother ta It will be seen from the forego-|is only to give Mile. jen aay ares tee pron gaa oe Ie ference, ane worked Eireuen Her op- Aw ee most im-ling that in numbers at least the! enefit of the doubt. Another con-|2 e he na-| ponents, who received good allow- Tex Originally Only Asked gational long-distance championship,| portant branches of sport—baseball! Stoneham color bearers will compare. i nother Con- | tional senior 220-yard championship at| ances from her, and touched out with vd , wy Which will be held at the Hrightoa! x54 ract if he-wished t favorably with other older and well test will decide the sssue and if Mrs.) Indianapolis. Ludy Langer and the! a two-yard in 1m, 595., es ach Baths next Monday afternoon. | 4nd acing. If he wished to go in for) ellished stables now making turf, Mallory sam that\sgrent” Norman ‘Ross trailed chis|time under the con Them to Put Up $1,000, |! Miss Uhl is the greatest mermaid e produced in the East, outside of New York, and she has @ reputation for her ability to swim short and long dis- tances in record time. ‘The Philadelphia girl recent! the ‘Delaware Huver championship, she is eager to add national honors for) to her eredit. ‘The crown Is at-present held Sy Miss Charlotte Boyle, who won L week we be-! youngster from D will realize cough- Starters’ pistol, And s bad nothing to do with her Langer and Ross are formidable swimmers can soil has been a bad one |pnis py French) sporting conquests, but Freneh svit ha been good for Amer, Siicans, We are all well acquainted Pemocratic| with Carpentier's invasion, Joe Mur- American, yon the Grand Prix in Brance, an broug’ the tlird, boxing, he has the fucilities hove Mile and money to rival Tex Rickard, but the owner of the Giants has no such ambitions or aspirations. He vhowed this only recently when rumors were in cireulation that the Polo Grounds la were to be turned into an open air| arena for championship bouts. i "There 13 no foundation for such a the crac st tha the two history, Mr. Stoneham has been remark- ably successful in his business deal ings during recent years and, while comparatively a young man, feels that he has earned such rest ind re ation as come to a man who ha orked hard all his life his bearing and unchanged by success, Stoneham is still the happy, Apiece. has demanded that y is a great swimmer. Downey | immediately as a forfeit City on Tex Rickard Johnny Wilson and Bryan post $5,000 each weight and appearance their title contest at Jerse won and sensational fashion. A so-called novice, It can be done ‘Amer: {Youth Looks !ke a champion, | ph ‘automobile race the tille In Lake Michigan two years whom all his way. to the ranks of “big” on the turf, and victories scored making Ita boxing mecca. 1 like box- | NS, colors will always be popular ing and attended all the big bouts, but! there my interests end. N Racing is Mr. stone love, if not indeed his Precedence over baseball racegoer, he first became interested ‘a national long-distance swim for w for Chicago last week. On his return; men has been awarded to New Fork. from the Windy City Friday night, The ‘Tex insisted on the raise in the for- fett, and also that both boxers leave for New York so that their training | ** Dixie Flyer’s”’ will be carefully watched by the Box- | home of the great Army and Navy c ponship at SS. tion hampionship oth D won the rifle |Lyons. Athletes representing nations have al r inthe Sar- life of French sportsmen this year j| hard one. Lemonora, an crossed the invisible wire in the of England won Grand Prix motorcycle race. | Soleur, Belgian, came home first in | the Tour de France bicycle race and The general Meusel owners feeling when course will be fiom Point Beorés, | football game, is too well known ff , to the Brighton Beach Raths, a| New Yorkers to mar its traditions by dintance of three mile ‘There was a wintry tiny Atora alr last night which chased |summer visitors indoors and foced | ¢f 3 who had to be out to dig up| Prix, and Bennett nd am's second first, taking Always a able help League pennant. overcoats and wraps from the trunks, | the Here and there along Broadway wer Mrs. Mallory Favored to Beat Mile. Lenglen in a Return Match. United States Women Swimmers After World Honors—Ger- many and Sweden May Send Bowling Teams Here—Youth- ful Aquatic Stars Discovered—Batting Slump of Meusel ing Clubs of New York held the first | national tournament in New Jersey, Illinois A.'C., a comparative unknown | scrat in the swimming world was reported world's 160-yard cord at Buck- | the authen- ticity of the time was doubted. A boy “Impos- again and this | sel had been signed by the Glants “Irish” | Pittsburgh H was acquired by the Giants helped to make the | from the Philadelphia team was that i | the former Quaker City player by his| With only six weeks to go and Ham- lish horse.) heayy hitting would bolster up the} ilton, Cooper, Glazner and old reliable d| New York aggregation and show con-| Babe Adams pitching at top speed, In the fight for the! the Pirates apnear to have the pen: | jeuse! |Miss Bleibtrey ming championshi Competing under adverse the water, free style handicap in 30 4-5s., Briscoe, on the 3s. mark, the Miss Alice Lord and Riggin, who secured named. Miss Charlotte Boyle, world ord holder at 160 yards, won a cap at this distance Notwithstanding cons’ Miss the pla that this | herabis most and lasting went into several du a mere | fans for the loss of the flag. If M | the start of the n and Pat S} |been one of thi | e sa “ © Py } 7 i Charlie to old friend: Sept. 5, instead of the $1,000 both ago, No championship was ‘held’ ast] Feport,” he said. “The Polo Grounds smiling Charl ol nds, wi M aba won the biue ribbon in the | bes ge their rp managers agreed upon after Tex left) Jear,and {hie Ih the. first, time that | association with baseball, und ag the he Knew when the “orate Me adds. /erand doz show and an American’ MEUSEb AND THE GIANTS. would be much closer to-day, w | for the lead. It looks hopeless now, nant cinched. rec- in clever style. inter- failed to live up to his Philadelphia in the world.| reputation when he put on a He has | uniform. jarrived suddenly, Athletes like Mere- | slump ys. dith and Paddock arrived in this same | Meusel is indirectly blamed by Giant batting And) Double Winner | At Woodmere Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey, fresh from her victory in the national 440 swim- in Indianapolis, was a double winner at a water car- nival held by the Woodmere Club at Woodmere, L. I, yesterday afternoon. condi- tions, with a strong breeze roughing she captured a 50-yard de- feating by three yards Miss Florence who took second; then she swam away with a| ch back stroke race in 40 3-5s../ {teading home by four and three yards | Aileen as NATIONAL TENNIS TOOPEN TODAY Veterans Larned and Clothier Clash With Crack Brit- . ish Team, BOSTON, Aug. 22. uch of the Ine terest in the opening play of the na tlonal doubles champtonship la nis tournament on the Chestnut courts of the Longwood Cricket | to-day will centre in the appearance of tie veteran former singles cham- pions Willlamn A, Larned and William J. Clothier. Opposed to then in the first round will be the British Davis Cup pair, Capt. Maxwell Woosnum and 0. G. N, Turnbull, At the recent Sea Bright tournament the British ‘pi were defeated by another team of old- time stars, Holcombe Ward and Dwight jams 24 and Watson 0 hinve been ew them in doub et the Calif i everything year, will Neer, intercolle oh: Jumes Dayles to-day. A mateh of importance in the opening round will find Robert and Howard Kinse Southern California brothers, w: been showing a strong doubles «: Bastern courts, facing and William Taylor, I’ experts, William T. Tilden 2d. ne champion, and Vincent I nal Junior singles champ: to have little difficulty a ng of B. M. Grant and uthern pair, in their 1 ex also will | this week rs will pr tournament a Insurance Folk for Big Swimming Carnival. The Metropolitan Lit Company Athletic As Ins fation, which pas a membership of 1 nd 6,000 women employees, will endeay- or to cut a big swath in the aquat sport. In addition to regulation A. A, U. events three races will be put on for the Metro) yple for Thursday night's Madison Square The trio of events will length each, and will among the men, women here who belong to un Legion post. at Decrease Jumping. AUBURN, N, Y., Aug. 22 decrease in the number of mino buseba sumping reservat orted y tin the be and Americun di Marked players y ‘arrell, Secret 1 Association of Pre Leagues. Ina le sof daeeetation, et ° + SEPT. St World's Middleweight Championship cs vv I L ANT 3 I | DOWNEY RINGSIDE 310; RESERVED, 85-83, SEATS NOW ON SALE n Square Garden Box Of a| tar pitchers we race | yn and the Giants fighting though, | —KEEP FIT BY EXERCISE— Spectai PHILA. JACK O'BRIEN Madison Sqnure Garden, See Ked Phone Booit, Page 120. nen) TO-NIGH} Surnmer BROAL SWAY EN ASEN. moni CHARLE' : Ruiy ObTCH BNANOT tag Commission and tie fame | Son Clinches make weight last winter in Madison Cycling Crown many of the boys trying to look o fortable and satisficd in white \nels and ice cream suits. These in the sport two years ago as an owner, and supported a small stable of common horses under a nom de course, “He then, bought the canta! Would not think of sporting auch toes | Square Garden, Benny Leonard mak- fag the lightweight limit for the first not ; . ‘ he John T. Bi tate in New York, but up here, with only fame when he boxed Joe Welling, and| pobsy Walthour r.. elghteen-year-| feusareiln nave alt aereinnenin month in which to wear ‘em, they the middieweights will be forced to] old son of the famous Bobby Walthour, | baseball, Shortly after this he pur- | Play the yuchting stuff off the boards, do the same. They have agreed to| who years ago by his sensational riding | chased ‘the controlling interest in| 0 matter how ridiculous they look av | Make 160 pounds at 10 A.M. the day| ruined the title of the “Dixie Fiver"| Ortental Park at tavana, perhaps | times. There was a time when fashion | or the contest. Downey, nossibly, ean chinched the amateu: bicycle champion-| the most beautiful racing’ plant in| decreed the discarding of Heong ans e the weight more easily than : f al we E ‘ana; the sport coat at sundown, but now- the champion, but Rickard is taking|®P of America at the Velodrome in see are aay ae the. He anal vdays at the Spa they're wearing Italy took first, second and third in the Seine swimming race. AMERICAN MERMAIDS IMPROV- ING, It has been the boast of Europeans that their representatives of the fair sex excelled Americans, but the re- |cent performances of Ethelda Bleib- ltrey, American, makes this statament s swimming is concerned, Piedmonts are made from Virginia Bo chances of having the men do their| Newark yesterday afternoon. Wal- | P ony lthem at ali hours, even in the hotel ere might have been tobacco—nothing : as FT thn as since disposed of this propert ere might Bork out of town until the last gnin- | Sites the four amateur titular events | 1 a Ayndicate headed by Thomas | ballrooms trata ane: Report Be else. Not a blend— And finished second in the other, "! Monohan of New York j_ Jimmy Eagleton, the John McCor-| the time the Europeans claimed su- e a ble: Blocks of seats have been ordered from Boston and Cleveland, and it is}, expected that at least thr spectal mack of Greenwich Village, Tim Mara and Jimmy Riordan of Al Smith's trucking firm are here for a day or periority, but since the International | Olympic Comiittee authorized a 100 tuetre free style swim and fancy dive Stoneham disposed | 8s of horses which | building up aj He was shut out in the two-mile mpionship in his semi-final heat yea- rrday, but at the same time Willle Late last fail of the cheaper c! he owned and be, rains will jeave those towns for the rim, his nearest competitor, was also et two. agieton’s first business at the fal b oT 4 ble of some pretensions. — He gieton's for women, time the fair out on Labor Day. The demand for re ts only one more cham- | PCy i a track was to call on Trainer Tom > recogni- seorneyii eats he “n ex- to be run an bought Yeilow Hand and Dry Moon | trac 8 swimmers re athletic recogn V 4 LEIS phil py ee pekamed ‘in that young "Walthour| from R, T, Wilson and. they raced He then visited his friend | tion, the American girl has rapidly irginia the ceptionally large at the Garden, and resent indications point to a gathe of 50,000 when the men enter the ring. Dave Driscoll, the Jersey City pro- ‘assidy on the lawn, wrote weason he began with several promis-|something on # slip concerning ing two-year-olds in addition to the} Dimmesdale and thereafter became older pair and so far has enjoyed) disinterested spectator in the day's it wavy hair. Bobby Wal. | Pretty nearly a full measure of suc- | doings, er, will endeavor 1o get Mickey | thour sr. was not present to see his son|cess, Among his two-year-olds are falker’s signature to-day to a set of | Win the title, He is etill riding and| Monday Morning, a winner; Quesada articles calling for a championship bout | following pace behind tho motors in!and Flannel Shirt, all youngsters of ith Jack Britton.’ ‘Driscoll ‘has been | Germany. | Young Walthour “haa only | hromise iif hunt for the match for several been riding three yeara, and great pro= A F woh er gave Britton dictions are made for him in the pro- |. Of course Yellow Hand can not has 18 rival h Walt when and ha: Die ame aod ore ce forged to the front and to-day is con- sidered superior to any other nation’s swimmers. In Miss Bleibtr: y, America has per- haps the greatest all-around woman swimmer in the world, ‘There are many more promising youngsters be- ing developed every day who will be ready to score another American vic- when the next Olympic meet is be beaten for the title, He ints, while Grimm, his nearest only 9. ur is the Image of hin “daddy” su boy. He is tall and thin under rettes, Johnnie Phillips of the Paulist A. C. won the two-mile race at Ulmer Park in the annual games of the Brooklyn and Dry weeks—ever since Wa ’ the surprise of his pusilistic career 1 ‘e#slonal ranks, some seeing in him the | Moon are the stars of tye stable ot! piongs of Irish, Freedom. yesterday, | held. Newark—and now. that other promo- | successor to Frank Kramer Ipresent, The latter has performed | P wahg res inal — ters are in the field for the match Dris-| Arthur Spencer won a two-thirds,crsditably and Yellow Hand ranks| hips won the two-mile run at y ATIONAL BOWLING Soil will try to beat them to it mile alternance mateh from eight other high up among the handicap | Field, Newark, on Saturday with a fast; AN INTERN \ has Stars in a race whieh run off in MEET, division, This ood haw Jack Bulger, manager of Walker pace and repoated this performance yo! = cfiered 1 $40.0 t ts. Ray Eat v4 s 2 | < Sere, Cert walker for the | tea Yor seca pinvetaiic started ten times since season |terday. He went out at the start, set} Joseph Thum, dean of the bowlers, championship. Dan Morgan, manager | the a Ge for third bekan and has won five races, been! 4 good pace and won by about 200 yarda,/has just returned to this country : of Britton, is expected in town to-day honors between Frank Kramer, Orlando th.rc three times and unplaced only yords more than his handicap. after a three months’ trip in Ger- TJ ‘a conference with Bulger with Milani, Oscar Exg an@ Alfred Grenda. , twice. Frankie Titterton, unattached, and Jack many and Sweden. Uncle Joe re- Bach’ rider rode in four heats, Arthur Spencer won in three ont of his four! *; on. the other occasion he was not tnder Trainer Jack Goldsborough’s @ view to coming to terms. care the horse te x one of faturaily we want a decision fight,” Bulger yesterday, “but if Britton | "t want to fight for a decision, why, we'll have to be satisfied with a ro-decision battle, and depend upon ickey scoring a K. QO. in order to : tle, " ‘waiker will not remain idle while | qwaft’ng for Britton. He is scheduled to nt Wildeat. Nelson in. Newark. on ursday night, and his nex! mateh after thie will be with ‘Ted Kid Lewis according to Bulger, Is on his way, ‘this country for the match, —————— Costello of the Paulist Club fought it j ; . : ut for 300 panda for ges ond p sa Me ta ot ho 8 Hon he most improved racers in tra ‘Arted from scratch, Jus | Enivds’ white hte second and two ina the Saratoga Handicap at a mile {Nosed Costello out at the jand. Anished another, while |and a quarter, beating Mad Hatter, | Ble Oberstein of the once he was not placed. Points in these | Audacious, Ghome and Donnacona;) Mb A: ha Hg heats scored two for first and one for | the Hnipl y Handicap at third in the 100 and secon ——e Jake Magin and Willie Hani jand an e . equalling the track an exciting Iwo tile tandem ‘race from | record the JL wich such as Auda 1000-Metre Bwiw Ree on ahd Menus Bedell with | Gordon Rone. Mad ee Filad on La bell hy Twelve Sevonda. jony Young in ind him. He ran a mile and an eighth) CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Aug. 2 place. Gus Lang and Alfos Verracs fin- in 1.502-5, winning the Brookdale! ay;ancne, soe id ete pea ished third but were disqualified for | Handica at Anuodut eaitso. Ann ure, & Svedish swimmer, ye Pat Aquec A KallOd terday established a world's record for rt Ndi i Bor Holding the pele taken out | from Thunderclap. He also took the turned with good news for American alley ent!usinsts. In all probability ermany and Sweden will send over | teams next year to compete in an| international tournament, Plans have | been made for the meet and final preparations as to the date and other details will be announced later. Mr. Thum was agreeably surprised with certain. innovations made by the Swedish bowlers, The men bow! with beth hands and in all tournaments, and even club bowling, every man! tennis’ shirt, blue tle, ami third moon, getting first in ‘the 300 Breaks in unt f? i, heen wi , Ganover Hand ° e100 ur free sty making Must wear @ bb sy ‘All Ni of the final of the two mile amateur | ver ndicap a nh 14 minutes 19 seconds white trousers and rubber shoes ape i} Meigen for National ¥ championship. with" Walthour and the Hyde Park at Helmont. 2 RRe Meena cahae Bete ahe ee taian to twantestony ul Palddeipn ia’ Grimm both out of jt. A big surpriee that he Anished third to John. at Adelaide, Austra: members and one cannot Jeave one ‘Biss Eleanor . phia’s con- occ fan eeet |Grier at Aqueduct the day the crack | y 1920, hy t2 seconds. ‘club to Join another. Mamberner af Whitney colt hung up a new track of Cc record of 1.36 fora mile. Yellow Hand nicas® (‘Mio finished. in" the ‘money “in the felbution to the American Olympic Qu oP City @wimming team last year, is the first }ioom Samed), Be Serr oe, Se, women's and Fim 4 front Carl | ‘The bowling sport owes a great 8.80 P.;feal :o Joe Thum, He was one of i the founders of the American Bow!- U Mamthiate ve Pole a Tous Adve, Pied tro imported to- bacco—just straight best tobacco for ciga-, mont rette —from down where the good tobacco grows Laoorrr & Myers Topacco Co, the Virginia Ciga DOUBLES TOURNEY _ CARPENTIER’S MANAGER GIVES FRENCH PEOPLE A COMFORTING ALIBI J