The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1921, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921. ~~ 000 Hopeful Stakes Will Be the Final Day Morvich, Unbeaten in Eight Races, Is Outstanding Fa- vorite in This Classic. By Vincent Treanor. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug. 29.—The race meeting here is coming to an end. Only three days of the sport remain before the wind-up on Wednesday, with the running of the $30,000 Hopeful, the rich two-year- old stake, and the Saratoga Cup, a test {or the handicap horses over the mile and six furlongs route. "These two events are about all that is keeping the big stables here. Many have already shipped to other parts, some to New York and others to Kentucky. The Rancocas string has gone to Belmont, only one or two romaining to fill late engagements. dack Joyner's horses are on their way home and Jimmy Fitzsimmons and his Quincy Stable racers left late | last week. The Western owners and trainers have gone back after a, suc- cessful invasion of the Kast. Trainer| Milan and his charges, including the filly champion Miss Joy, are on their way to their Biue Grass home with- out a meeting with Morvich, the star of the juvenile division. Getaway Day will be one of the most important of the mecting from 4 Tacing standpoint because of the Hopeful and the Cup event. The for- mer is the forerunner of the Futurity and comes close to deciding the two- year-old championship. Morvich, un- beaten in eight sta is the out-| standing favorite for the Hopeful. Nothing shown so far has a chance | of beating him. He is ready for the race now, and only on Saturday worked betwéen races five furlongs in a minute flat, doing the half in 47 seconds. He has beaten everything he has met with surprising ease and there is nothing among the big stake cligibles to give him an argument un- “Jess the Whitney establishment has been keeping one up its sleeve. There is a Peter Pan—Folderol colt, as yet| publicly untried, in the barn, which may be a wonder. The Cup event looks like a sure thing for the old horse Exterminator. He won the race last year and the season before, and his race in Satur- day's Merchants and Citizens’ Han- dicap indicates that he is fit and/ ready to make it three straight. ‘The meeting so far has been re- markably successtul. Good ized crowds have attended the races anu the weather couldn't have been more favorable if it had been spec‘ally ar-| ranged. It has been delightfully cool, | Feature of *s Card at Spa has been the toughest in years and many who started the meeting with fat bankrolls have either vamoosed or aro detained here in “the hotel em” ‘No records were broken dur- ing the month and outside of the re- ‘able performances of Morvich and Miss Joy little has pened de- serving special mention in the sporta Hall of Fame. ‘The defeat of Sweepment in the Sar- atoga Steeplechaso was a shock to trainer Maxey Hirsch and his owner, Mrs. George W. Loft; if ever a horae deserved to win it was Sweepment, He had set the pace all the way, shouldering top weight of 187 pounds, only to be beaten when on the fiat, halfway to the wire, by Robert Ol- iver, The latter has been running as a cheap selling plater in the clases here, yet he came out on Saturday and won the $9,100 event, the richest of the meeting for cross country horses, Miss Joy won a good race in the | Spinaway when she beat Calamity | Tane, She broke about four lengtis | behind the latter, ran up on the out- | side and to the front of her with ap- parent ease, but she had to be ridden out to the last ounce to win. Some of | the experts now say that any good, two-year-old will beat her at six fur- jongs. | F. R. Bradley has chipped his horses back to Kentucky without having won a single race. He might just as well | have saved the expense of sending them on from the West. Mr. Brailey | was disappointed over the failure of Bit of White, bis three-year-old filly to wit a race, She started here th times and was beaten in vera] of the Bradley tw THE FUSSY FOURSOME ~~ - “ADVICE TO THE WRETCHED” ‘0, (The New York I WOMEN’S NATIONAL ace mm) LONG DISTANCE Copyright, 1921, by i ‘The Press Publishing ening World) GREATEST NIBLICK PRACTICE. I W' WORLD, DOC! START IN — / PASTES A BASEBALL DOC ~ OF We'lt WAIT FoR You! ELst DROP IT OVER YOUR »- =) YEH , BUT Look Here — LEFT SHOULDER IF Yon can | GOPHER WAKES UP r yi e “Hie? DR Ger tT out! “W! RULES AN HELL PUSH UT f WHATTA'Y DO IN A CASE LIKE THs ? SAY You'RE A FATHEAD IF OUT OF “eR MY BALL IS DOWN “Tilis GOPHER YG@ET IN A PLACE LIKE. WHEN HE cones | ak ae HOLE | “Two FEET « How Ty! HECK 6. | CAN Y'PLAY Tis 2? want's THe. RULE GOVERNING “Tits KIND OF A LIE 7 Gos, 1 DIDN'T Dic Tus HOLE HERE — wiat to t bo? LE FoR S 4 % o D ‘Ewenty-Five of Aruerica’s Best Swimmers in Championship at Brighton To-Day. Yean 4 foun’ | None poe arene} HOOKED IN \ (villa +f FOUND ANY basal YET CHEK 2 twenty-Cive of the syeatest ty ROUGH = ‘ ni Amertcit will pated jelart this afternoon in the natianal b 7 long « snes championship, whith will be decided in the waters of | Briziiton Bewch, ‘The race will Be n course, start- jover a thret-mile |ing from Point Breeze and Cinishing at Brighton Beach baths. The New York Women's Swimming Association conducting the affair, which is con- the blue ribbon event of moon, way about 6 o'clock, mai ation to its original course of | the clas gave women's wwim- ming o€ prominence in the sport Inaugurated at Brighton in 1 as annually beet the elim rim aquatios, It years sinee the long distance ship has been deckled in New erica’s greatest | will be seen in’ the fomate natators competition this Jafternoon—and) America's best. means \the world's best when it comes to | women swimmers. New York, | of | course, will be capably represented, but Detioli and Philadelphia are sending premier mormalda in an effort to y off th nin the Woodbrid quest of will cary in the big competed in THE FUSSY FOURSOME, Vic's New Comic, eeeer Each Monday in ‘fhe Evening World. Copy of Each Comic Will Be Reprinted on Har d Paper and and no rain has fallen during racing hours. The only storms during the meeting came at night and beyond| making the track heavy for a day or} two caused no inconvenience, The! racing, while uniformly food, hasn't been entirely free from the breath of andal, The steeplechase won by! Say Which, when Robert Oliver and Wisest Foo! ran out of the course in the hackseretch, was the subject of| nvestigation but no findings were| announced. The two races won by Natural Bridge were also “queer” | ooking to say the least. The last| one had all the appestrance of a “shoo- in” and Yeargin, the apprentice lad who rode Leather Face on that oc- casion, has since been suspended From a players’ standpoint the game | Pirates Manage to Win Over — | Robins, With Grimes Twirling \" League ae Brace After! Five Straight Defeats at | ' Hands of Giants. By Robert Boyd. HE Pittsburgh Pirates pulled themselves together, following their five straight defeats at the hands of the Giants, long enough to win a game from the Dodgers George Gibson brought a team froin the Smoky City to the Kast with aspirations of winning the League championship. Buoy; » the best of spirits, the orsaire were treated to five very bud beat- vgs and the Eastern invasion is not ended yet. Brooklyn is not likely to cause thea the same unrest that their “friendly enemies” from the across the did, Uncle Robby # team is juss on the brink of entering inte anvter one of its periodical sluinps. When ihe Dodgers visiled Forbes Field dur- ng the early part of the month they wok three o; a four game series. fut the Dodgers of to-day are not just travelling at the same guit us the team on their recent vist gh the West yibgon is not reluctant in saying he wished this visit to the Kast was er and he bad his ball club back to the Barney Dreyfuss ball park. His pirate craft received a bad rak- ng \hile moored off Coogan's Blutt and the old-t ‘vates’ catcher 3 net any too certain about the re- ception he might be decorded at Piut- lush The Buce vanecrs picked a Lard us- igninent in the way of Burleigh mes as the opposing make a fresh start ‘in their dasi: for the pennant Grimes has been is peaceful with the Robins as Ar- thur Nehf of the Giants. Grimes had won eighteen games and lost seven this year, and at the conclusion of the first of @ three-game series lit had one more lost game to his good season's record After the way the Giunts tr the Big Four of the Siok team, Adams, Glazne), Vo Hamilton, Gilson hu have lost faith in his 4 needed yesterday's ne knew he would with the yet he ¢ sters, Morrison, ty shew pitching burden, He won his sixth game of the season when he de- Rumi tional | t and] river | moundsman | the Olympic ga “ tanger Ue Blas rected ke Mailed to Evening World Readers on Receipt of a Five-Cent Stamp. You will want the Series in Your Home or Your Golf Club. This is tho Fourteenth of PA CR eras eM ease eae: 4 money. the Series, the First “Taving Appeared May 30. Address Sporting Editor, Evening World. War aa et ie at ‘dintaices rane” aie saiecs 2 = fin yrds to one, mille. Howey the is anxious to (sland. Hoth men will bo asked to male | (he ‘ Jess Barnes Outpitches | HOW THEY STAND IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES | WILSON IS NOW TRAINING ti! Hound and Wola, “toid Weick Ee, stance laurels. Another i dity that he is auder the welght a eM utle in | AMERICAN LEAGUE. | AT OLD CARPENTIER CAMP. |?\..' Who carried off the Marathon | clube. ow. ke Clubs, W. LPC. | lube, that igde) girls’ who starred et 4 Alexander. Giants Wi |Clevel'd 76 46 .623, Boston. 58 62 483 Pitts'gh 77 46 .626|Br'klyn. 64 ny Wilson haa replaced Georges moet fast year and whe will be r) inning |N. York 73 46 .813|Detroit. 59 67 .468| N. York 76 50 1603|Cin'nati 58 Tee em TERM ITgTLE Ltal oe SRE the “gompedltors this etternean Wash'n 65 60 .520|Chicago 52 70 .426| Boston, 65 55 .542|Chicago 49 ie (aISGIaWolaeNy LEACH haa Mace joer Riggin, the world’s faney St.Louis 63 60 1512/Phila... 43 78 .355 | St.Louie65 57.533! Phila... 41 a alls champion; Helen Meany, who re- er S into the quarters made famous by the | ceutly won the national and metronoli- 1X ame in kdl GAMES YESTERDAY. =| GAMES YESTERDAY. KilasE: Fronshaanysahi dike tincewht lt see sicne ie Ww algerie aa hit uni ee yup hike training fot hw V4 umpion lorence “t ute Te up hls traning for Downing fine at thm Ht , fa Wilson and Margaret “5 , : ‘ and Ai savii and “by et oxen} t differant tram Hatin Saar seb : . ker ae : Be Of the kind called scratch, and con- ‘ nonornatoge , x i: empad ores . Two of Them Scratchy, (ribiited liberally, further, to the hold : Se AMEAEAUA GE thie Fan Naw Outrides tn TeneMite Pome Fig. whiig len Brae Sit a4 , he Cubs by gh order iJ ear older. Miss Charlotte Off Local Boxman, rT ree ORE A an GAMES TO-DAY. ' Oncar Alfee iNet or othe eriete Bie q tor the Giaats and enabled the rgh at Brooklyn for tigate tal re t cornered tonstaile Linden paced race at. jo od sha BSS BARNDS yesterday worked |ing the Dodgers, from increasing the: SR at | St. Dente at Philadelphia, me Ne) his work oon AfLernoon, first man to swim ‘the Punama Canal, himself ont of the slough of me-!tWo and one-half game lead. and i) Py ey ere & - Gioerity and joined the growing S*8 8 game which ranked alouss i aia seanieens REE | : ‘ v hose playes th the leader «Ad aggregation of (ant pitchers who fon prillianey rahe meine by 1 GAMES TO-DAY. — are apparently bent on hu club to victory Barnes, of course, the Cabs, whereas Do Toney defeated the Pirates; but Jess should be given credit for having! outpituhed the great Grover C. Alex- ander, who was working in his fif- tieth game acainst the Giants and received at the inds his twenty- fifth defeat, 4 19 2 Also it shoulg be recorded in Jess's javor thet he gave ing thelr in the pennant race defeated only Nehf and lana scoring on Ma ai to left x ated th But were unable after that to! the gis : f a ie aime pack in she nonin] lg } have gathered aectthe from nning and scored t Tine) ning was prevented ‘erof, started the fireworks hy sin- | wart Hot ° , giing to centre Frisch beat out a } ye of Bur to Hollucher, who c uld not field thes in time to cat off Rawling st him two of th The Giants als Medien aes Hugmen Rest To-Day Before mcr oe | Starting Series With Senators N. Y. FEDERATION | Sie ‘i a i sume Engageme AS | vietinn be Bronk | i ington To-Morrow, jn" iste $35; some have enough ee, RS sap NNARHINGTON. Aue. 2%. aanounen ‘bate for 2-piece suit and extra trousers,some have hea = e £/ Diners tet tam tte of fast boxing an enough for 8-piece suit and extra trousers. | — tee Hartt mt me I have placed these in a line in the inside of my store |r rin ra | aniueda) next iniisday ton male, doce wine so customers can come In, make ae a Be Anais magia their own selsaulty, and the price etch dua de eos Case pees eam INTERNATIONAL LEAGCE, ill be hy Diuew:| to the closeness of Fpennant race Baiti're 102 34 .750 Newark 56 79 « zt oft Biss Jwith the Indians, Cievelana’s vic- | Buffalo. 84 55 .604|Syra'se. 55 81 « belies Yani a te ny We anes Ie — Including Extra Pair of Trousers of the Same Goods ana. inal game at Detroit, puts tie New ln ede VIN 4, of CITY ISLAND caaiaiaitee RUT a yess RUNS FOR WEEK . Fa ayihe lead In thelt’ Jong ey ak he /) er uTY Te TETOTE ; D FOR SUITS UNCALLED FOR TROUSERS stulth Volo Ground 4 i j Menta r The Yankees couldn't up" Bitoni i have distributed through my I have a hundred pairs of odd trousers all ready to GHA oe kee seatee, re ries || fine 3 New York stores all the uncalled wena out, , maint fed eryernnie Fig might pos- Ton 42.11 13] they fel) by. the wa rd hain sibly ratch your 0! coat and vest. ave | Petar 1 ete and Ba "besten by a score a waists wai ir multe trom sy eg $8.00 placed these in my 3 New York stores for die $3: 50 (uate ma ee Resse MSRE IRAE Tuer eee sim tiwitih st them, some as low as. posal. I can assure you of afitaslowas . hae oubles by Babe Ruth, but they ef ee eee ateuny ane we if us esa craton ie by Ty Cobb throttled rallies that : seem GENES | om | Mitehe e Tailor a eat ea 1431 BROADWAY 2 COLUMBUS CIRCLE | 119-121 NASSAU STREET } FOP, OTH STREET te se Ouee Eventage Gait £ Bs u, ee aey have got into cham- f 1 oor Is 1 Meuse le on u viny btwe ; iffering: G wn with as ® i: in he first tnnin. s | Bancroft singled sharply to 4 é way, played an came home on Frisch's triple to rig ts bobble Inthe : centre. ank seemed lo be 7 SERTtee: AON leoached by Coxzey Dolan at third, Ided omar hard r ) he hesitated at that bag really las a and was caught sliding into hom ny fied y the throw from Twombley to Alex wriee rash nas as ander to Daly. he 1 v 1 HSS Che'eieg tous, cant et Including Extra Pair of Trousers Ty vomibley and al ted hy ty. and wit cat wo bunts along the first ! team, y to be stature an No games scheduled EXTRA PANTS FREE! which eluded 1 k s, advan Barb t Barne toal é base on f>) As has been my custom in the past, ener cneenee ton