The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MANY NEW YORKERS AT PIMLICO MEET -—+-—— Caretul Looks Like Queen of ’Em All to _Baltimore Racegoers, | Series ABOUT FISH ~ AND FISHERMEN | HIGH WATER, ) Leads a a Siete dt ing See he ae aa Hs klyn Club 7 per and Vigilante, upon discoverin ont 8.30 8 felly r Good Daughter of Wrack that their mounts had the apeed of Pid? wi Hos tat th Kelly of Brooklyn Ci! " a i ; e party, about te i cat an 17 me 33a) H J Scores Remarkable Victory] moupeUten’tatehs on Bectant, and mt HES ina dH Field With Score of the latter never missed a trap. After the race he attempted to justify his incompetence by claiming foul, but the judges shooed him off with scant emony. Careful offered the only balm the favorite players encountered through a day marked by the success of long shots and neglected horses, though Bunga Buck and the Widener entry were among the choices In their re- spective races. Doughnut, winner of the opener, scampered home hard held while his traines was “looking out the window.” The Byer horses had been delayed on the trip from New York and only arrived late Mon- day night after having been two days on the cars, So that Nate Byer thought it would be wise to wait and discover if Doughnut's speed had not been lost on the trip. He reckoned without the mediocre quality of the’ opposition, for Doughnut was best at all stages, and took such a highly considered one as the heavily backed All Over into camp as though the latter were the cheapest of platers, | Over Knobbie at Pimlico Opening. panne een c (Special to The Evening VW a.) BALTIMORE, Nov. 2. VERY sport-loving community has its favorite race horse, ball player and boxer, Baltimore ed to claim Billy Kelly for its very wn and loved him to the exclusion of any of the performers at its dif- ferent tracks, This season has seen @ new idol set up in his stead, Billy ‘was, Careful is. The good daughter of Wrack was never better than she showed herself yesterday when she conceded weight to Kelly and others ‘of the best sprinters in training here- abouts and won in a drive from Mnobbie, regarded throughout the metropolitan season as well-nigh !n- vincible over the sprinting routes whenever the track became as sloppy St. Heney, the Montfort Jones Fu- fs it was for tho opening at Pimlico] Sition “mace to the exclusion of -ail| yesterday, others. Every New Yorker on the All mares improve during the fall, grounds bought some kind of a ticket But Careful scems to have outdone all|/OM him. Had he won the pay-off Rt ies aes al. ihe ns tos at Would have been 40 cents on the dol- Sr ee ex 88) te) eprint Foltee Sellar He finistied third and paid 60 Yeast. Handicapper Bryan of the! cents, whereupon all the folks from Maryland Jockey Club is trying to|the big city tented to mayies yu rove |the show tickets were sold, and an- errange @ race which would prove| nounced that they might ‘be found whether she is not the queen at the somewhere near them for the re-| distance routes as well. If she is de-| mainder of the mecting. | feated Baltimore is going to fall with @ terrific thud. She was required to «gnake a sizzling pace in the effort to|,, Billy Gibson, the boxing Impresario, Phake off Knobbie through eve is trying to make up for those several Ol tne sis fiwlones youvercey days of racing he lost during the fractional time proves that, 224-5, 47\C@fly part of the Yonkers een Sha the six furlongs in 13 4-5 over {{!TouRn iliness, and Incidentally to see a track deep in mud from the rain|(¢ he cant pick Mp nit mes to carry that had fallen incessantly through- atnes tocetey vut the night and until the noon hour. | ‘areful over with after the running of , but it is probable that he'll | elsewhere, because W. J.! ac the Seri » to 8 lico openings are invariably at- in, and yesterday was ni exception so far as the track was| nave to feck clacton Salmon would rather part with a fe concerned, though the skies bright- | Smon id Adve * s Shed iuat herons (he yaaa \; {of his office buildings than the daugh. ter of Wrack, ied with the to part lawn and stands were we New Yorkers who a with the thoroughbred, and the ma Luke Cassidy, resident manager of | piority announced their Intention ofthe Laurel track, was the most popu- maining until the running of the/tar man around the paddocks. He Futurity on Saturday | brought the horsemen’s pay-off checks for the meeting which closed last | Steeplechase Jockey Bush, who| week. used to ride so many weird looking races around the New York tracks,| All indications are for improved pulled another bone y y astride |conditions to-day, Yesterday's sun Peccant, the heavily pliyed favorite | and_ bri: winds made quick! in the’ steeplechase. Smoot and/shift of the moisture on the track's Byers, on the Widener pair, Sea Skip- surface. ————— when the New York Big Five tackles - ey the alian Catholic Club, The latter) Quintets of Smaller Clubs) wit tine up with Dondero, Culeguri, | ebe, McNamara and Bergkam| Prepare for Busy lo New York will ‘abel, Birdie, Grody, Season, man and Reynolds to win, The ‘Street Y. M. H. A. got Mavaral the little f aWay to a good start by defeating the strong National Five of Brooklyn will swing into a Fistic News ‘and Gossip ew basketball fives are cropping p every day, and when t! progresses several more season weeks there will not be courts enough in the city By John Pollock to handie the quintets. This was t main trouble last ye Boys or account of a he will not be ygash at the Pion vy cold, Augie to meet Lous | : Sporting Club nized fives, but around looking hen arts they tot 5 to elors «ame th lat rt c * rt and Harold Far oe re on the courts again and going than ever. Joe is one of the main- |, Pele Mertiey and Joe Tiplits will meet ino stays of the Brooklyn quintet Beround hase at 8 Ave fe Re coped Mt: Marit R, 1, on Nor. 16 Sunset ‘Triar will meet : Sacred Heart Whs to-morrow nul the orack lshoncines night; Boys’ Welcome Hall Saturday, | {h “cdylne ule’ nee an ater are, ens ts and tackle the Greene Avenue Pres. | fai) io meet any bey ‘is weight byterian Chureh five Monday, The| BF team averages 13) pounds has | rin tighter of Brooklyn, will meet several open dates. Communicte Bout “at Toronto, Can, "on ‘ext with W. Weber, 9 Fourth Stree Brooklyn. promising + to box A play-off of a sensational tie game wealth piavkd last year will be decided Sun- day aftermeop at Tammany Hall |Nides thd J 40 te rie winners led all the way, of this week, when games the score of the first half being 12 to tested on Bronx, Yorkvi! Lower! 9, The passing of Spunberg, Marron | Manhattan, Brooklyn and Staten and Feingold featured for the ¥. M. Island courts, In addition to HLA j home games many local clubs i. Ss I travel to outlying points to ma | their skill against other teams. Fair and colder weather, strong Five Points. west and northwest winds, are prom- | ister oat ised for to-day, By Robert Boyd. iF idea distance runners throu A record catch of fish, 1,658,600 | pounds, was landed at Boston Monday. It, was the largest in years, and a quarter of a million pounds greater than the entire previous week's catch. ‘The fish were mainly cod and haddock. For a few days, at least, fish ought now to be cheape on} by developed a clever person of Billy Kelly of the of St. Anthony, It looks as if Congress really means to act for the stopping of pollution. A resolution was offered in the House by Representative Appleby of New Jersey, authorizing the President to call an international conference to consider the constantly increasing pollution of navigable waters from tho | dumping of oll refuse by steamships The resoluticn sets forth that t | ~ practice creates a serious menace| A. C. field. It will likely to cause fires and destruction | handicap event. of ocean fisheries, | Paul Piigrim ran Pera Fishing Club had a| == a date last Sunday for a fishing trip out of Freeport. Father Bill Kelly, who | PATSY was bossing the job, expected at least half a dozen participants, but only two beside himself showed up, Charlie | Wilson and Bill Doxsey. After Fath Bill had said things that would not| impetus with the look well in print, the abbreviated | Patsy Hale party went on the Lehman t Stony |ing referees in the country, Creek and got ninety-seven fine, fat| gerecte >ffie: 6 flounders, so they concluded there is|ctlected to officiate in a lik after all balm in Gilead. ran runs and to-day 1s leading points for the William C, scoring the least number of {n the four races. the Lexington Theatre. Ed “4 Lewis, former world’s hea A party of fresh water fishermen went up to City Island on Suunday in quest of flounders and tomcods, which y had not previously assailed. Onc of bringing out The series comes to a close next| | Saturday at Travers Island, when the ‘fourth race will be run on the NY. be a three-mile HALEY HAS BEEN | SELECTED AS REFEREE.| long- gh a se- | ries of distance runs, promoted the New York Athletic Club, has distancer in of Distance Races Held by New York A. C. Wmksmmone Develops Some Good Men | the N. Y. A. «, sald that the club} officials were greatly pleased with the resulta of the races. ‘Their idea to de- | | velop some long distance men, after the miserable showing this we made at the last Olympiad at Antwerp in these events, has proved very sat- Isfactory. Milton Brown of the N. ¥. A. C., with six points, and Edward Hahn, unattached, with seven, both have a chance to win the New York Athletic Club Trophy under the Olympic sys- tem of scoring points : the | This te the move that hae been at. | chta| tempted to develop athletic material | Knights | in a branch where there 1s a noticeable | |shortage of good material, It was| Formerly a quarter-miler, where he | competed in juntor title events, Kelly in the series of Mercury Foot with o Poertner |'Trophy to be awarded to the athlete f points Physical Director of ‘The wrestling game recelyed added announcement that one of the foremost box- had been capacity at tho opening wrestling matches of the | | seuson, to be held to-morrow evening at | trangle vyweight mpton, will be the headliner, and his opponent will be Joe Pol’, interalliea of the party overslept and kept the é Result, loss of tide and opportunity, | mato Cardini, the Italian heavyweight | Some tomcods were boated, but very | King, will tackle Mike Romano, the few flounder: Poor fluke fishing outside of Coney | Island and other beaches during the past season is attributed by the ma- Jugo-Slav. The entry of Haley into the game is hailed by all grappling art, for little Pa love: y stands eu- wrestling | s of the y of fishermen to the pernicious mivity of a dozen or more trawlers, | Preme as @ boxing arbiter and is suro v6 | hich made a haven of Sheepshead | attain the same eminence in the wres Ray. The general feeling is expressed : field. Haley is at present making by one who talked with the writer | an exhaustive study of the new rules few days ago. "How could you expect to ge any fish,” he said, “with those trawlers going out every and combing the bottom of all fish-shelter | as well as fish, The Sheepshead Bay that will be applied for the f | to-morrow might, ane if action out of th of the &| as mv he does out ve A warrant had been issued for him for exhibiting the films to wounded sol- diers. A woman's organization ma¢ complaint against the exhibition. Rick- ard apr 1 In court alone. Judge enter Was on neh an Clinnin, who ng, represented the Distr He said “We mt digniv ine be levied nter the 1 the pun ishment as a fine of $ 6 law pro- violation of this statute may nit in a $1,000 fine or one year sonment or both. Rickard said he would seek to haye the pictures put on at local theatres, nam were unable to secure | ie The result has been remedied fommhte Heo! 4 aos Wilkes certain extent this season, and at| barre, Pa., will substitute, In_ the present there are a con other twe ane ev Bebbs “Wall ; & y | amount of teams playing | gast tackl » Lynch, The ten- 2 In action last season, : sme of the games scheduled round bout will bring together Andy | Unity Couneil, Davis of Jersey City and Jobnny | ter Five, and the Un Hug caay alo | e Rover Five, “Both games w : ayed at Unity Court, Fordham k Leiter reaciineay and Webster s eveni Peseta Piacoa The Rival Five of Yorkville. wi ee travel to Perth Amboy to-morrow ight to tackle crack Perth | n V Amboy Y. M. H. A, quintet. ‘These teams met lust year in nsational battle. ‘ a game wiil be played |” ; ah Cream lac weratas: Ie tl ymnasiun : ee Street mbus Circle ‘ ae to wt Stars w y ume \ I ‘ matebed wi which won fourteen ont of seventeen ia ee bal games last season open dates address Charles 1. Saiek, care Macy's, | uw a in the fit OTHER GOSSIP, f . ye A He be Pr of Conaty, Brooklyn's boy + tia Friday fght. os Cred te tho best mee aving @ ig Year on the yet Weinert has fouabt Conaty has. tried his. band at every position but centre, as he is Marty ¢ who botes Audy O'Boxle « . : ese very, POnlEP BUY Cee Ae ee eat en til Sire 20 NEW. STYLES sw MpINE Centre against) Dave Shade and Jinuny Kelly, showed such w vest Eis Stretch” Meehan ‘om nent | 1 in bis last bout ta Black Calfskin The All-Amer i fl- | ark Af he beats U'Bosle decisively. Russia Calfskin aeruer wy tn . Tan Scotch Grain battle when t ne tho Gath itegiment. to-m v8 tote Black Kidskin The Celtics should win, but the gar te Bs anne, ise will in all probability be an interest- | UMA" 10 mew Mickey Motane at ing one to watch, Motor & Supply Co. Authorized BUICK Exchange Dealers 239 West 58th St. at Broadway 40 West 34th Sc 125th St. at 7th Ave, 466 Fifth Ave. 4422 Fifth Ave. + Flatbush Ave. (Cor, Fulton Se) (Ni 357 Fulton irst time atsy can get mat men as Pilgrim mentioned Kelly as the| star of the trio developed. He was a | prominent quarter-n in the jun. | such as they promoted this y suggested by the offict 8 who accom. | Panted the last Olympic team to Ant-} was | ich | werp, and the New York A. C. the first to experiment with it, wi has resulted in the successful de opment of three new distance run- ners heretofore unheard ot, | lor races five years ao and did very Uttle distance running. Under the regulations that govern the N. Y.| A. C, races, which does not allow run- ners to compete who have won prizes in competition above the mile. Kelly, Brown and Hahn, former short-dis- tance runners, have competed and won new honors at o distance far above their regular one. At the conchasion of the fourth race next Saturday, which ends the se ries, the New York A. C. will make preparations for its outdoor season} of 19 Many long-distance runs year will be arranged for the development. of distance men for the Olymple Games of 1925 | Mr. Pilgrim races would be stated that no tndoor | attempted during the winter season, as the N a wanted to have all their races held | outdoors, as It was conducive to bet- | ter distance racing. | The development of Kelly, Brown and Hahn (o the already depleted d tance ranks in which the Unite States «showed up weak in interna tional competitiot the first move | made by any organization rein- | force its weak sp which will be followed shortly by others. pebesendieee Sh JACKIE CLARKE PLANS TO | RETURN TO CYCLE GAME.) Cycling fans will see an old favorite ih the line-up © the twenty-four hour | rr > at the Garden on Nov, 16 and 17. | tosses then Doatmen should put a stop to the | wrertiing has made a great gain ore teeta ep ya ey arends nuisance by dumping outside old —-——. ran teh anchors and other funk to tear Up the | pewin and Renato Firat to Receive A panther trawler’s nets. When that is done, aie ia t day of the oi Italian were the first of the top) and “Clarence McBeath; notch wrestlers to receive thelr icanses rohach and Willie Hanley Jake | Tex Rickard Fined $500 in Film Hotch wrestlers i | Magin and Eddie Madden | C , The voys got their papers yesterday | sas es one | CHICAGO, Nov. from the State Athletic Commission. | Red Sox Draft Sloan. \yesterday fined $509 in the This gives them the right to go about| mOSTON, Nov. 2—The drafting 5 or orting the Dempsey. thelr tugging business at the Lexington |ihe Red Sox of ‘Thomas J. (2! 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