The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1921, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921 STRAIGHTAWAY RACES AT BELMONT TO BE LIMITED: ——$—____ ¢——— Only Five 5-Furlong THE BASEBALL STAGE acc nnanla cumin murnm, BY_Thornton F isher THD HEATOF ==: And One 6-Furlong Race . | OLD CUP RACE Announced by Secretary PLANNED T0-DAY _ ‘ + ’ Miss America I. Now Has 24 [ WA-HA- Now 4 ' | Have you AT MY, E/ HEIRCY «) | All the Five and a Half Furlong jyuse cyoy tie samen ene a ishes had to be Kev Events to Be Run Around the! those moved down the stretch to be near the former Turn, the Regular Way of the ci nous | Track. r “Vis THEND ; Tian Lwocseannlne Witbn ne WOR eyrik THe Points to Her Credit in = nal event yesterday a Me ; LE TH : ; re r By Vincent Treanor Fee ee See wees casey Hie ; set > BUSINESS Speed Boat Classic. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Aug. (S60 by, Me coming (rem a | ; ‘STaR.” Bi am j 90.—Straightawa ’ DETROIT, g. 30, Th Tees cat Geimont| yaa TROIT, Aug. 30, e third heat AND GO ON TH |.n the Gold Cup motorboat race here x B ct ng fall meeting teenth 1 the eee Suene os Js age ee te Laren Hs ; wi THE {will be run off this afternoon. Miss "enero will be only ate AMCACIOnetD ub ne Pu a America L, of the Det ac! ‘ tary Barlocker there will BE ODL) tO ee ee en de ai Beret Vache ORL af them all told, five at five furlongs of the right in a drive that amd the other, the Futurity, at six Would beat the best of MAA bg Al the 6% furlongs races, principally Thy froin the, uiside, aad, bad cone two-year-oll events, will be run giderable trouble early in getting in round the turn, the regular way of position. He then had to drop in be the track. In cutting down the races bind Snob and tike up what s & hopeless pursuit of the Sanford colt out of the chute, the Westchester |imne time of the rice, 1.064-6 for five Racing Association shows its willing- and a half furlongs, is evidence ness to finally please the public. cneurh of Bontir quality Ever since the opening of Belmont — Charlie Stonehim’s Recount fumped suddenly from the stable pony. class | : Park in 1905, the straightaway run- inte a sood miler in beating Bl ning has been unpopular with the in the fifth race. Recount was the rank and file of race-gvers for var)- which won the first heat Saturday, took the second thirty-mile event yesterday, defeating Miss Chicago of. the Chicago Yacht Club and the Sea Sled Orlo IIL, entered from the Co- umbia Yacht Club. Miss America 1. averaged 50.5 miles per hour in yes- srday’s event, and nuw has 24 points jon the oup, to 22 for Miss Chicago and 0 tor Orlo TI, Gar Wood, the pilot of Miss Ameriéa I., aiso took a second 60-mile heat in the Wood-Fisher race for displacements WONT SOHNEGODY Fon wed beats, his Bary Gur. scoring tsider in the betting of the three a easy victory over Nick Nauk TE ll Se ah THE VILLAIN < Jof the Buffalo ‘Launch Chib, and Aye Cee Men aOne ANN the Hrat pleve, they ire enrady tat Ak as the Way Uy lenis fintenes soot Tan thine, sean! Spree ete all the wa y whict shed second a1 . were not visible to the naked eye, and and rolled past her coming to the | | tively. The time for the heat was 1s even strong ficid glasses failed to show stretch turn. In all his recent races 76. : the position of the borws coming Hervant Wes heen a trailer, | Tas! ime out he wis last, well beaten | stmmight down on top of them In the q ginai) tele, and inthe race before | second place, the races were rurely | that run true. Horses, especially two-year | be cide, ewerved all over the track, cut | Mt! | aeross one another and generally b “too close’ to her, so that when tbe came jammed up before they cum: nuham hor as jet down ti into view in the last eighth of a mile, | Purher there was nothing to the mie Of course, there were some racers! Re ni lthed At oak rable ieee | who could come down straight, but) pounds and pound. low his real | they were decidedly few. The widely fr, (id was out of the contentior eeparated inner and outer muils of- Hohsy Baker tind tovbad peal mont fered no support for the juveniles, | horse (i win the Ameterdaum under t twelve. | Ud the > towed in. who naturally look for a rail of some | Colibri The was: allowed to drop | round draw. a ett. Th Fo, boot was “gered kind for genera! direction, Racing [0 fer out ef it behind Warnote in | Mickey Nelson, claimant of the junior | the line ahead, at the sturt, but. loge the early running, so that he got up ‘out of the obute was like running into at te In the other star bout | 7:04.31 The Chicago boat was across ! |flyweight title, received the sidges’ | her position when her crew slowed dowh end only because Warne award over Jus Reed, Nelson made «| to offer assistance to Baby §ure Cure, nowhere to most of them, and even | stopped in front of hin in she final | big hit with his clever boxing and hard | Miss Chicago how ta seventden points 3 lock vere of | Olhth, Coltillet! was lucky: then hitting, in the Detroit Trophy event, against nine | patel ke armed jockeys’ were: of | OMth. erie t won tu ee —_ ach for Miss Belle Isle Il and Baby ttle assistance in guiding them down ap The point standing in the Wood-Fisher race now is Baby Gar, 14; Niok Nack, : Cote ASS Aye ee pall) In, en. ‘ered in” this t, ‘developed engine bie Just before the starting nin and second 30-mile heat in the Detroit Trophy race for ingle engine hydro- | phiunes went to Miss Chicago. Miss Belle jiste IL of Detoroit finished first, but wa. lisqualified for cutting stakes on the 1 rand lower turna. The heat developed the finst accident ut the regatta, Baby. Sure Cure of De~ ; . on. | (voit, winner of the first heat on Satur- | Mickey Nelsen Wins the Deciatin capsizing when her driver, Paul | At the Broadway Exhibition ras. attempted too sharp a tarn on {tion Club, Brooklyn, last night Dave mer end of the course, Strasberg Rosenberg and Italian Joe Gans, rival) d his mechunician were picked “up. middleweights, fought a he iach pulled up in the ruck, | ton ine teen lengths. | ran as fast and as far . but Recount was always, ae ure Cure front of Servitor, which finished full aitve: el toward the finish. In almost elim-)of run under a badly thned. move cab eit ha eB 2. ; e ° ; e of fg eeeanat inating the straightaway races, tre Phe di 'w'w'n a tase alin Phere Ate Rewer Accidents 'tnsey Brothers of Pacific Coast ‘Kilbane Has Yearly Average — |:7 3.0% Peeret cruiser race at twenty-five miles. The finishes wil be fought out at the | 'Y ‘ily froin now on Whitecap IL_of Toledo, winner of the same fing that won net tne coring atc atl atealsnad sorintor, te! Bat Car Owners Complain | Make Best Showing in Tourney) Of 9 Bouts Since Winning Title|?=. i Sore eae when the track waa reconstructed during the ly running of the The start of the Gold Cup he . yester the Englis! y of ipeeey i astic 5 Any saw the three boats over the line in a Y poned: Tle loa wacom ea terroir tenets oe el ee) ule bine i ayes unable to check the attack and uncer-| , al El EAE) Manadh Gllniea fio a procwora osee| RUaTe WE erica I. leading j i i aber} = ; |Both Win Two Matches Im- fain in getting inte’ peaiton for the| Champion Has Only Fought] eta ita temes, ie aid re woul val bis | pocchd” nid Orlo TH. followed ‘close on BOSTON, Aug. 30—There is no! es — y ‘ast ‘ives Which Major sent acroi a Jake a pee paare : : | eo The defensive playing of th 5 Ni Present welaht of 265 pounds to 219, bis Welk ; i . | tanger any. automoblie apeeaing tn! Pressively on Crescent Club | tradettmte sinins ot te.2oune ite 85 Battles in Nine Sire te la te tue © Denny at Tule, day | The toeithons remained unchanged to Massachusetts. Reckless driving and | Tennis Courts. ad he! oe earns evel te outa ele Years. & 1008. : finishing nearly a mile ahead of Misa \ driving while under the influence of} 7 Gud enpedtat: tuatektaler anally cena Harey ‘Bieutin, maichmeber of the Collsum| Chicago, 1 liquor have been reduced to the mint- | : [Bb for firient ela that never per 7 AC Of Newark, 1s tring to are: atch | se cana | ul HE Californions had everything | mitted Neer to get a chance at the bail. between Mickey Walker. tie erark Sim . | For the first time in the history | "Urhe defaults of many of the inter=| By John Pollock. ‘ oe ue eae as ee | FOREIGN GOLF CHAMPIONS By William E. Simmons Utensil, 1 would Like such a net if it| totes oars, atrivers keep on the going their way in the Metro-| national. stars greatly marred. the y wolebt, and Ted Kid Je F ' HIGH WATER. | Were legal ara politan championship singles] brilliancy that as expected of the Champion Johnny Kilbane, who will] turned from winning fret ring luurels in Burope. | ENTER AMATEUR TOURNEY: ompetition. Gordon Lowe, A. s a - - \ naker Cassin, Hilly Marlow | - - r upon the turf lawn tennia courts of | (mpstition. | F. Gordon | Lowe defend his title In a nfteen-roumd de-| Acording to Mataimaier Cassin. lily Marlow | t the Crescent Athletic Club at Bay Britons, failed to appear, The Cision bout with Danny Frush, the| bee run out of his match ehaisie! with Samay) sp. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 30.—Reports Ridge yesterday. The Kinsey broth-| James 0. Anderson and J. B. Hawkes Sandy Hook. Gor, Island Met Gate, | “Where the sockeye spends his time [Tight side of the road and regard Auge reer eye AM. M. AM IM. in the ocean is conjectural and enig- lights as lif che 33 matieal is his food, It is sure knowl- edge no sockeye when in tidal waters saving necessities, rather beacons. There are two than casy kame was ‘true of Norman Peach, Pnglish featherweight, at the Base-| ‘snow of Cininns:l at Svrisiue A&A) soocived here from T, J, McMahon, 4 has be und With food in his in- [Masons for this—the new Btate Police! oo nny rated ae “comers” from|of the Australasian Davis Cup team, Pall Park in Cleveland, on Sept. 1.) vary couting, the crack torat bantanwiisut. |New York City, secretary of the fo] side. Talking of crustacea, the food|and the drastic rules of Frank Asli. “Baciie Coast, made the best | The only Players from overseas wore for which Kilbane is to receive | Ter'll box twelve rounds Cassin eapets to cloe| United States Golf Association, an- ol of sockeye he thinks of spring sal-| Gq togistir who has i é ‘ John B. Gilbert of the British Isles guarantee of $65,000, has fought] snother twelve-round pout for the same show t0-| nouner ntries to the 1921 am 1 PEE Sale| Goodwin, the Registres, showing of the day. Robert Kinsey,| team and Clarence V. Todd ct tne © 008; sea ‘ oa (Reser mandard tima Add one hour {0 Common knowledge of all troll-| charge if the State Automobile i: *| Kustralasians. They were both suc. eehty-five battles since he won the| raul Doyle, Now England welterweight cham. | “tteur ipionship, which is to be Peng inegmbay ers. Crustacea do not release the red the more skillful of the two, defeated | Austral uf * Z Iasateen seanCreee y uow | held 1 St, Lows Country Chuty vlor to saimon, Certain white fish, Bureau D. M. Pearsoll and Perey L. Kynas-| Gilbert dleplayed considerable mas- “tle from Abe Attell In Callfornia in} Tis tot Get Om, wtohed 1 In the list of names are Partly cloudy weather, moderate lve on crusticea 1 consume much! Recently there was an orgy of speed-| ion while Howard Kinsey utplayed tery and a varied assortment of Mebruary, 1912. Kilbane has engaged | Ot young perce, the crack 6 welter a few American players ‘ ree, but my blood is red. He is ex- ai aan of chile A & ey ground strokes that more than upset jn 136 fights in the fifteen years that 5 t Mon: Ty was considered doubtful moa oN the posing much practical iphorance, ae, |/2& i Massachusetts. Scores of chil-| 1 eonard W. Knox and Manifred Gold-| his opponents. ‘The tall. Englishman ets a ibe Ta HM ‘ Fowating: ind of one or two stare whose entries i 3 s been fi ri V das nighe. | multiplicity . dren were killed and drivers often did) ,, tol . . began by defeating Louis Schlesinger, be has been fighting. This bout will | das nl }have no een CO ¢ multipiicity Of nely Lhe | ee ere eee ie ta. Bootlegsing | Rt Goldman is the winner of the | So8AM@y Ter TEE ne tools the court he the third one that he has taken| jimmy amate, veo Waly mide o tig nn ny [TANS Dot Been c Ae cea tlit, dish to direction to} not stop after ace ‘ | Bormuda championship. The Kinsey| against Alfred D. Hammett and.) dere aan is at stake taking on Marl Summers at five houry’ notlee Le Ch ping grounds, “Nothing created was prevalent, and cars which carried! prothers and Willis E. Davis moved| taught the American chop stroker Part in where a decision Is at stake lat és Jerome 1 ttle notably picuous several seasons, Travers of New Weakfishing was good in Grout South Bay on Satur and Sunday. | rk and By e air b’ ounnag conquer nature's primary instinct, : ro w in lay the vulnerable spots of for bis title. hard battle, has been matebed | H Chandler Egan of Portland, Ore, _¢ See eng ening was fair DUC MOWNAG wie throws ridicule on the levenet HauOr went at high speed and would |into the third round without the loss Nav igame.” Gilbert's drives through al tat che Valko ot Jor 8. ‘The international flavor wilt . Professors Too bad. Leone alor they Het stop except im eases of extreme og q net, penfngs were always. tvll' ORE AN am tagmia who has own te nt alee = sue BY HONE uy Brother Phillips, Secretary of the whereof they kiwe at icat ehheak necessity. With Prohibition and the | prinip Neer, the No. 1 of the Pa-| Rtrangely enough’ Todd was drawn (unpice for many yess, wit engage to his first amateur got champion, whe are Long Island Cadting Club, who keeps Prom my. coins ab att Somethin aimost universal halt of the open 6:!0 eine Northwest ranking, came to|ssainst. & Japanese, Sadakusa ‘Onda. Profesdoual fh to-night \n 4 twelve round ep at New York from Hngland Sanday: fa boat on Rye Lake, went there Sat- Carry neay ne Lane tt Hakodate 1 oe siquor in the State, “roadside par- | ence 5. Tete “nwt his lesson at Newport, with Jack Tomasheh st the Queensberry A. Mile. Lenglen jomas Armour, former _Scoglsh urday, and finding no black bass, yin crepidam, which, rowehly inter : ante : ae aia [Brief tn a most unexpected manner. | The result of It was that Ne went up Lang Island. Tagonia hae nsgned from the Fire champion, and Raymond Swift of RUUseyant downy aiGlawa eae) Wiens which, roughly intere ties,” which “carried it with them," | phe to the net in every rally overhand stocky youth who recently. A Department and Intends to follow up the profes | expected this 9 PI ° England. 1 ts alsc i 1h bly that Jonal ber a ne lending aut rolfer became a new menace to the PUbAC|Aashed to the front to win the na-| wen ed Gos, Onda maintained: the Muth being game Won t ay in 3h ling Canadian golfers ‘wit | compete safety tional intercollegiate title as the rep-|Tesulation Japancae position In back 1 jooks like Johmy Dundee, the fast Italian : Last month the new State Police] here is steadiness was over- Other entrie f interest acknow!l~ resentative of Leland Stanford Uai-| wha Sy ihe clas ngs "aco tema. dans im ros a Prunawase'® ME Upord TOUPNEY | cases sy consis Seviaron areas A s‘Den't take on anything you kfieh, can not mau voit S. 1, Sunday, after w Kespectfully yours, “HIDUCHT ANA.” met Lint Weakfish are still running well in! the lower bay. On Sunday Capt. Frank Hetzel of Great Kills withes BOSTON BRAVES DOUBLE was organized, Its members, the mi thee elght-round Philadelphia, last week, as MDP ne ot -|versity, was beaten by Cedrie A,|(he Australasian, ine al cements Goes tn bier earl | Rncpron peotnars OF ewes TUR, party of five got ninety-seven. Thu ? Jority of whom ure former army non-| Major, at 7-6, 6-4. This encounter the bouts declared that Dundee outvoiata TIp-| armmarencn, h ae yon a Seen eee Peal of ihe catch waa they were all; FAST YEAR'S ATTENDANCE) eee eee are mounted ont A. STARS ite ‘trnace Minine trai bx tomet ome: | NEWPORT, Aur. 30—Much disnp-|St. Louis, Chick Beans of Chicago, pee cr she catehiwes indy ere al commissioned officers, are mounted of | took on the aspect of aa Interool- CENTRAL Y. M. C. A. R Mee Danaee fa (lenin is NG bee fer ee Sintsnont ja being exproased here to-| Mex Maniton of Mhiladeiphin, Wei. Known to run larger in the lower bay = KOSTON, Aug. 30—The Roston are armed. “‘Pheir uniform is similar| estate battle, as Major formerly was IN MEET AT THE GARDEN, © snow to te noid at Saibe Park, in Prlla-|day over the inability of Mile. Leng- | QV mem, of New | Vari. ae than at present Nationals will double last year’s at- | to that of the soldier. he st Captain and champion of the Cornell Ale delpbia, to-morrow night. len, the Frenoh tennis champion, to] jesse. Guilford and Von Bim “he AAAHCE Debian Lelsrsven ‘At variow in the State! University forces ci Mc trnok- ple ; morrow at the Casino, | inns sippl odie MeM R. M, Isaacson, No, 954 Amaterdam '8dance Nguies av Vraves’ Fueld by Mt Yauous Beet atonal one Orem on Neer analy ene central FM: CA. of B00 | ahve a a gat chase of the Rong Drome of |uPDeAr hero to-morrow 4 sino, [imine Mississippi champion. Me Mabon Avenue, You can get a motor boat the end of the seeson, ‘The total will and trom these the men patrol the! ycjor produced Ladera putea Ail cl tse MeN wit EMITIOS cae Heona maging boring shows again next mom |as had been announced. Mra, Rarger-| adds the information ‘that Bigger at Great Kills by calling up any of exceed 360,000 persons, club officitl® toads conatantly, particularly in. the | Mas fe the second round. Ably | ror tne three men's events, 110-metres | saonmaker aymond exrecs to straighten owt the | Watlach of the Casino Tennis Gom-| Sate Wilson, champion of British The hotels there and getting in touch catimated to-day on the basis of | coey rallies of the second round. Ably alla evening and late at night, on the backstroke, fancy dive off a 19-foot | qimncuities which the club hax had to contend with | Columbia, is coming all the way from pnarating tom. dean ed eaRiwe: Itteg stated Ne, Lengien had} v4. Pagan with the Captains. Weakiishing is Tcords to date Inakcuut for spenders, Tf congestion | oPeTaung from deep court, Neer went) srringiocard and aX-motrex NunHonp, and if sinenfal be wil kage « how on Bagh, T)Mitteo stated that Mile. Lenglen Pad Victoria for this event, excellent now along the entire south Phe largest atten tance at any game | oecurs along the road, they dismount] 4” GaN Ree jails ely be held in the Madison Square Gar- | at whieh Jokony Dunder and Rorkey Kannas of | Suffered another relap: while - | ————— ' nq * spi if a 8 uring th od he gave 1 1 nto} »p More to Try to Swim the En, ole shore of Staten Island and Hituens! ear was 89.000, (he crowd thatland act ag traffic police, The force Meiark ie aenie tn Re clae be Fave on pool, Thursday nicht. In the| Buffalo will meet tn the main go of fifteen rounds | aging in a practice maton for her ass pat Ought to have its share. You would tuned out to see the Pirates ant | now ccomprises fifty-two men, and| Me ‘ backstroke, J, W. Hall, Vietor H.| Newport appearance, Several hun-| on " ab] 0 go to y braves. one Con q sy he 80 sUCceRs! n lee and kept the latter on th jump) bac 2 Tt was |eamed to-day that Wille Jackson and ickets Have el sald on. th LONDON, Avg. 20.—Omer Pet writ, See en Be een a ie ene, Cenmet: its was the | their work has been so sucessful (hill recovering the fast shots he sent to| Kiffe, F. Harvey and S. Wilmet will] jongay Dundee who am te clash im the male go |Cnongtt ve been rreatit, strength that the Frenchwoman would formerly a reskient of Montrea his base linc }gport the Brooklyn cotora, L. Jepsen, |, has are S more than 36.900, hut the figures | of eight rounds a¢ Shibe Park. In Phfladetphi Even on the most open stretelt of | in to on his new charne do hie stuff. ‘en buck by the tide. William 1. |coast, he was b trom a three weeks’ vacation at Lake | Washington, Sullivan County.” iv is) PREFERENCE BY HARVARD. revelling in the satisfaction of cateh > Tilden, world fallory, Amer! Another Stake at Mile McTigue, eniddieweight chamuon of Ine-| Matlory. 4 mer resorts are now the objects of fon of the police, Un AMON, play he vinner of ne nvitation rived at Calais and intends to make ar e eighth Kame Major discovered | iy RRR Vo IA CISARMAE ANCOR EST to play the winr nyi b ake an The Pi-Line Fishing Club fighed on otter games wore high enough to} highway, the motorist takes a gtave| un umtertable agatte: of his. crponenta | te it Ponsal 1D, Decker, and R, Car-| to-morrow night sre each to receive $5,000 fF] Ei namont which is peng played attempt to swim the Inglish Channel Jones Inlet Sunday for fluke and make the average for each. pl : Who ees faster than twenty-| ground strokes, also that Neer dodged | fer will compete in the dire. In the] bis md. his bom hes aroused considershle tn: | here now and in which some of the curly In September. Menry Sullivan of hoated sey Averaging about four date ter then . Meee f Mmiies per hour. Tf Wo la exce around the ball when the opportunity | goo-etres hand Hall, Kiffe, GV, | tert tw Philadelphia and a large crowd ts og- | TS Noted women stars of the coun- Lowell, Masa, who failed in his attempt Measts, Kelly, Campbell, Perry, Mule | Braves p A Min lense number ts taken, the num-| band That was the tarwet for Majors |. pig honors | Sam tagonia turns pro tonight againet one ot [LAPS are Mrs. Mas Sutton Mundy and rirahos hf the Malan swimmer, ts atjol lenbauer, Sovereign and "Taylor Bach jis teen * detaitey | ber of the car's motor Is recorded.) end Yolles: into the left-hand corner of | Taudy Lan the sensational | ig amateur oldame form, one that he whipred | Mims Mary KK [srown of (lt |n, training tor this clasate event | got one fluke except Sovere ' sume ¢ the and he is allowed to go on, either] Neer'e cour at he won five games in sia: entered in the 300-metres | a» ora " ok at ad Le nglon c bez Wo ne Veteran er. Bee eee tice ey u Heian ty ee A eee eels raw forthe ssh eS memes IP | itawatran aD 4a an amatowr, Sam figiie John Tamerchek 8 | would haye heen matched ax has been training at Brighton for dhe got two, showing anew that there is plays vs woo with a warning or if he ts on ree After losing the set Neer appeared | handicap. tor which « fast time prige| the Quomnabem A. ©. of Long Ialand, It will bel winner of the Invitation tournament, |jast two months for his twenty-serbrl } something in a name, w ay in Wost Virginia. | at headquarters ry mnmons and re will be kiven, 1 matter Where the} a bie night for the Fire Department, of “whic pales would ay n ton en chs attempt to sanguer the Channel. Hid —— | > J vocation of Ne are likely | — — competitor finist: wanger b M-| Sam is a gallant member, and for 1. I. too, sin: ists a line on he ni LILy the prob |most suecessful effort was in 1911, when, | Louis Butz, a member of the Pi | Motorists along the shore roads ming in great form and XPLCES) Tee Dorgan, publity petwen par perfest, will sit}able winner ts Miss Irowne who, lafter he had alinost reached the Frenetr | Line Fishing Club, returned Sunday | MINOR SPORTS ARE GIVEN | wrich lead trom teston to the sum-| MILLION AT BRITISH to land this spectal pri Williaa Johnston, detested William | ‘« woman champion — epebnaneror of Mile. Lenglen, for the | Retting at Windsor Tracks Welt FOOTBALL MATCHES. TH atter Mingle G Wins he rules of the bureau the Re Yend and Canada, tag camed the mputatoa OF | ised doubles championship last Sat 1 j Whe mu ft | Readvalle, Mnan. ‘oe | % Dee RTRe Legal. ig the largest catfish ever taken ou ASTON . i r can arbitrari pend any ‘ lor . ing the tmat fow yoam of being a destrnee of | Miitiy, Misa Rrowne was nals See } Waly Bea arith fe Wataann on GORTON, Aur arinoy ray ense with ar ME na raae auetie LSU no aries Gein READVILLE, Mass, Ave. 30.—Single | meine, Hence on labor Das, over at Borle's| ngainat Mrs, Mallory of the women's) WINDSOR, Ont, Aug, 20.——Retting ac } alf pounds. He reports thut there @! Phuvard Uiny Will receive | yt tmonti hundreds of vacation ema r ee eetnall |G. Indiana pacer, lived up to his repu-|qyity Accs, the semmadional Trath milteweisht | national championship. in whieh the) the Devenshire and Windsor Jockey 7 ¥ attent 7 ¢ V L : | games throughout the Ualt, Kingdom, " = 3 greatest alde-| ri i ne scalp of another champion to| French star was eliminatec . Club tracks here was held to be § } e plenty of pereb, sunfish and pich nN "Uliste have roveived notices that ther) there peing forty-three matches duri fatton a8 $e, cou ha espera te aid the sone ok ab vi er kh invitation doubles tournament for | Hy egal | evel in the luke, ( te Mud Athtetios 4 enses were no longer valld 1 ee Sia t matches GUFINE | wheeler at the opening races the | pia tong het of victories, namely, that of Panama) V1) INS!!! at the Casino yest a decision Monday by Magistrate W, = Hinghanrdakes uy a ; te hae 4 Asieeash ans veae \ annual Grand Circuit meeting here Joo Gam, colated mid(lownight (itle-holder {ayes ta the eat round Mrs. May Sutton |B, Gundy of Windsor Poltee Court, A, ere e int o Je ose [it was announced fovernment through enter- ly aya lita {6)/M1GlOese An ahe Bundy and Mfrs. Howard G. Cu ly RIAU NAA) Mean Gee’ Ree Here in the plaint of a Japan ‘ 1 | eel a Allon drove him to’ AI i eer ay a, or of the Queretaro | Bundy and Mrs; Mowind Ou Miia ig, [complaint had been made by provincial i fisherman to the Vancouver Province While 1 tainment tax is estimated to have | yaponset frev-for-ail_ and incidentally| , addy, Munim newsmen else srtemnane Sra ueBay, ang Sree | pol n ri f the two It furninhes good readin rewiwivind withi {a RUNS FOR WEEK | profited to the amount of 8445,000 by | N° A.C. of Long Island City, i trying Louis G. Morris and MIS | tracts iitalning of gambling devices ditor Province: In your valu equalled the record for the historic | gg. between Mickey Donkey, the clever Newark | Heanor Sears and Mis | the day’» sport. xprese authority in their gbar- xed. ‘The case was in NATIONAL LEAGUE. icin of Yonkers, The | feated Mrs. Barger-Wallach and Mrs. | {Vie eve! vhen he stepped the ne per of yesterday T observe an arti /the record in) min nt when he stepped first h Vightwensht, and Shasnon . rey 7-9, 8-8, 6-1. ‘The best ‘i 7 Tryst || - — Columiaa AC, of Yonkem t« also after this | Frank Godfrey 7 1 c AGnGAAtrA cle on sockeye salmon by @ milita bee & i} Chub. SIM IT EW) TLE) Sith in 2.00%. iy tennis was played in the second round iviey, Assistant Attorne: Sea. Th ae, poimclente *k eaapet | I oth eeisn Sew York | Greh Shades Kid Norfolk, | Walter Cox showed the crowd that he | amich, Donicy'n not match will be against Bar| tCnmnis Was, layed qe the stu Taine 1 KR Bayley, A A ¥ Gen- eral for Ontario, announced previous ta Nhe decision that it would be appealed, | regardless of the outcome. (EIR es agree with him, so honorably dissent, @ute « ott Knowledge is power, and from ex- Will direct tf perience I know the saimon and so snd w timulat térest) in PITTSBURGH, Aug | Pitteburgh light heayyw get match from and M acular three Brown: Harry ight, won by «| season by winning the shade over Kid Norfolk, colored heavy- | for 2.08 trotters with the Boston owned | 4) Norton, the crack Yonkers welterweteht, hi had the groatest stake trotter of the | Adair at Chadwack Wark, Albany, Manday | won 4 spect ident Stake | ment. es Mary X. “In the other second round tr tala ' speak. [hav fished assiduous!y and thing, socver, water mnasties maxi { i one | Ale Breaks Record. \ ; veh AD, ‘ outs D weight, in a ten round bout here last |atallion Greyworthy Helen Dillon | teen signed up for ancther match by his manage aa and Mrs. Wi us ; ; Newry MeAle nen renke Hscorti) | Lange Be etl ae tactile Alght, Norfolk led in the fighting up to| mowed down all apposition in the Florae- | jack J Becies Me bom he BO FON | EOROE Ne ara echiedulnd tan thie mons | ecifar, onike ine amateur eecwed fap the | the Bon previ to may Jatning the n : r AMERICAN LEAGUE. the Afth round, but Greb piled up «| Breeder Futurity for two-year-olds, | weiterwaistt | champion Pathe iend paair at ine. In the Inter-city: tournament Miss Hollywood Golf Club, Des) Beach, N, J t forces. 1 fished much successfully HOSSESHOE PITCHERS Club. PSIMITIWITIFIS ITD) winning in in the last roungs | while the three-year-old Milly Sakura | Branch Friday SiR ood lpiGetal wat ceSIaNpAS Reuthar Mae lle SOF Gly: Dog) eee ide 1912 5 fl nt bonilt 1 fled hej te [Norfolk had an eighteen-pound adwta- | aceounted for the frat money in che 2.19 |™QAcnmTtiien® the ageremdve Iria iiset-| Goss and Mrs, Bundy asainst Miss In the course of a petitive match on | in 2918, IN TITLE MATCH, ea tage. trating class. D on a | Sigourney, the winners to bay On Wed- | Sunday, according to word received here | He poldiy_agsorts the sockeye van ie +f ey | ¢ —_ Al the day's races. were won in| Yet from Yonkers, bes been sisned neaday for the championship. teulay, He had « score of 72, which bete shes through too long net. Na ! tel thght heats. Peter Florent rots | the Commonwealth Tasch Cross te the boxer esis abet ters the course reconl by three strokes, . IALLANE, M u 7 wie | \ Legan Beate Tommy Elm. | strig! nines him and if Sam Wallach affixes —_ MW 2 and 7 how wil A fish dives under the net, Let me it A p York 1 oi} capa) ding) ting to beat 2.19%, was successful In| wantet to ment him ang tht a kore Beat had a 3 aT th } elucidate: Two Scottisimen were \ pitehing r Cleveland Pa tobepatepe, ay] BUFFALO, Yo Aue ~ Phyl) i.1d%, and Proud’ "Peter easily bia signature to articles the pair will mom next | Hate! ber pe ani orrine! feat xtra putts on the fifteenth, seventeenth } fishing, their net contingent to 9 been. ‘sonnle re Minnesota f Wasunaton |} Logan of Jamestown, N. Y., won the |210%, trotting, Anishing in 2.06%, month. casew ee nveee ond Daa ai home greens. . mine being seaward about space nis f ont INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE \sudges’ decision ovor nyse Ps —>—_—— | - = PLACID, Aug. calle é — ' ‘ " 7 Roxing Commisst = were Tah aes e _ Fddte Fh mons Scores Baay | of three fathoms. I obtained tev arnamer 4 club, 1S) M iT) W) TIFT ST P| Paterson, N. J. junior Kightweight, in Rig Entry for Regatta. ee en ee tren | Hoth Eoewed taroneh the day th Win Over Pinkey Mitchell, A They ; } Witch \ 80. He ai a terday Pefused to venction 8 ten-round bout Between eee ck Hutching ¥ \. . | ey fished many r wherefors Newark | 1® [le ten-round bout hore last night, Crews from New York, Philadelphia " |ty-aix hole match In which To: atehin Le 3 d | They had §80-mesh net extends Aine prom etioste ] 13) SD teen re Was Hight, Brits | galtinore, Washington, New Rochelle, | Rast Sherin ead Neto Sega. it ruled U nm British open golf champion, pal BOSTON, Aug, 30.—Bddie Fitmsime f Sorac thin dt ler of Lancaster, N. ¥., knocked PER, PR 8 c "| Steger! w fe fit opponent for Shevlin, The | SOM. Z aN. AOA ar ana the is cS é ! piue ceaper into the | wate r ei Aiwa mn heteey Uy ee sid ohttnge Of Rochester’ in the Bayonne and Richmond will take part | MU atanelis: saa ‘pmmered ty newt Hon ot|with Tom Kerrigan of Siwanoy, won 2 the bards hittio |Ebtw Nght, won | eae ware Under the legal net screns “p19 PS dual ree third round « n-round (y the 80th annua! reeatta of the Mid-| the @panten War Veterans and undertaken by thelup from Jim Barnes, Arr spon aten-round decision over Pinke | priming unt) reer it She deeper ‘ ‘ Mi i) Le A ‘ad so. Both are junior ligntweights dle States Regatta Association on La! Armory A. A. af Boston, after It way refused champion, paired ws ey Hour Pupn, if Milwaukee nere tant might, t et unexpected net of the Scottishmen, champion; Ly iliciny yn ‘ tol yt eo ‘ber Day, which whi be rowed at Phila~ Uoenss. professional at Lake Plactd Club, on the a ie leading a n. c C. A. Glant, Jtuntaville, Ala : ‘ = i) -— Glub links. ‘The winners finiahed 1 up round, knocking the Mu wauk: one rates ty ot the iiegal and Charles Ponbiiehe Lancaster, 0. 8 AR ™y 5 ry Re Mr Pe She ehareille GeRyEleN dese Willard, walle is say busines, sia both morning and afternoon, for the count in the a round. ~~ a - M ’