The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1922, Page 26

_ ; THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1922, ‘NATIONAL GOLF ASSOCIATION MAKES RULES ON CLUBS AND STYMIES. IT’S ALL RIGHT IF YOU HAVEN'T A WEAK HEART - - By Thornton Fisher|ANCIFNT IRISH corm om peed on x vy) | GAMES ARETO BE REVIVED IN AUGUST INDIE TED pcowicTED ey ee nee ae AND SENTENCED TD a A MANAGER- , Oy tt Wat After 700 Years the “Tail Teann,” or trish Olympiad, to Be Held. e Publishing Company THE VETERAN 15 BIG LEAGU! Manacer- th THE OPENING éave HIS CHIER SLUGGER. REPORTS AN INFECTED snip FOR ouR, HEALTH™ RECHIVES NOTICE OM been (From a Stat Correspondent of the OF ig Manchester Guardian and The HUNG ON Hi Evening World.) Copyr! (Now York Feet World) Oy ij Press Publishing € pany, 1 Chances of Dempsey Fighting (Special Cable De ing v for Cochrane Abroad. WOTOVA tae! YA WANT HE TO SACRIFICE (MH PAID FOR. WALLOPING THE HIDE- THE DUBLIN, April Government Is plan Provisional vival of the @ CK DEMPSEY is said to be| | DISCOVERS THAT we’ eines t t ht C. . OWNERS HAVE Crowd PAYS TO_SEE ME — wee ancient Irish games the athletic J Ta ees bili “ ee he and) | Sou star festival, the “Tail an," to be SiMe poet attache coca hal nce held in Dublin Aug. 6 Hi testa to be promoted by Charles B. FoR "75° The Tai Teann dates from the Cochrane, Mr. Cochrano ts the big- lewenc period Irish history, probably 1000 B. C,, and takes tte namo from a Pp t Tare where young Finn cla kingdom) and ! gest promoter of sporting events in England. He promoted, among scores of others, the fight between Carpen tier and Beckett. He Is a theatrical ‘ promoter on # big scale as well as a where the great festival was held sports promoter. Probably Cochrane every ye This has r been held ta counts on makirg money with Demp- Ireland since the a bi KES JOB i Settccta & bout or. We lantiven| putile STAGE” AND PULLS "BULOGIZED" BY THE | eve STAR LEAGUE AQ LIVES HAPALY EVER ARTE +} | Desins Pr t Suaaet. u AM ARGUMENT CUSTOHERS ee Rg f It's unfortunate that Cochrane > couldn't get better men to meet " Hi Dempsey. Matching Dempsey against i Stat uw mace sama os'| WUE Cost Money Now ME on two guaranteed slaughters. = : _ _ Latest reports from Paris say that ‘ Warpentier is a sick man, and that o vee olrers ay in { hte weight, after some undescrivea . operation, is below 160 pounds. If By Neal R. O’ Hara. } this is true it would be a shame— almost a crime—to allow him to step i || tate a ring with Dempsey. I betieve Jack would have the decency to be aac te s } ashamed to hit Carpentier if they met| Admission Fees Will Be ; 1 ‘ LIVE WIRES regretted the passing of the stymie as it removed a sporty feature of the fame. After a fair trial the national association did the right thing to abide] Certain fight managers contend that by public opinion and bring back the stymie, Not sutisfied with two drastic changes the high moguls came to the See er the tome, >| Charged and Revenue Used \ i WITH 4-OUNCE GLOVES. for Foreign’ Invasions, | Of course there's a chance that Farpentier is “playing ‘possum," is ‘really in good shape and working April showers will soon bring there’s an *‘L" missing from Johnny] May doubleheaders. Buff's last name. = % e alone should tend to r —_— SS | Y reyellt ‘amogie. mod) form of ess, and even painting. mue Championship Tourneys|' cvrres. sv c.dromsmne vin. us nen teins ; a eae . Having. waited “sixteen Southern soml-prom which may mean he came|*15—CHANCES OF PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS. | finite of the world. America. te Ing to Tet the rest of the world go by. all lhe Team Shows Siight Improvement Over Last Year and Should |sa to xo t0 Paris in 1924 cor the Ime Wilhelm, the New Manager. ‘ Valera group to the F ing in all forms, rounders, Gaely IN BOTH LEAGUES { SAaSRE there will be a reguiae e training camps, Judge Landis is will-|to terms with the White Sox after said here to be sending a strong teamig Make Better Showing Under Leadership of igri By William Abbott. Hymie Gold has gone back tc Fotiowsng 1s ¢ ‘ hard with the intention of trying to| JN ordering radical changes to jazz|conclusion that steel shafted clubs| Doing 100 ya 2-5 seconds| Cost, accompanied by a full set of] prospects of Ue teams, The store aa for t {{ sttp something over on the champion.| J up the game the National Golt/™Ust Ko. The case here is that steellisn't any harder for Charley Paddock |" “T° NE th . ¥ In England he would fight with four- fai Unabteaall the | inatted clubs are merely freak {nel nan AC te for gack Denipesy to-weak ee ¢ NE 5 bid |, ounce gloves, instead of the eight- Association at last realizes the/struments and that they give an un-[" 020, Una eel DaraieyeCekeuelaccres ln belaent > on who attempts ; ‘ounce pillows worn at Jersey City, | *P0rt hus progressed since its origin |falr advuntaxe to the user. A golfer|a 676 hate | | out by tadio this season, which should ee wale Sarak ceae che taven ae | But Dempsey would also have four-|1 Scotland centuries ago, and that] Sets Just about what he deserves tam put Pittaburgh in the iead so far as will tiot ca shes aasemibies every Y funni , {ounce gloves on. Carpentier, at his] there are now close to one million ferulation clubs aver since the gacie oie. most Renee HOnal Anse (Gt the | broaddesting goes: are found in the s 4 best, with four-ounce gloves, and al players in this country. For a long} emerged from its misty beginning on| ‘P'S training season are the towns oe bs {| Rorseshoe in each of them, would have] time the ruling oMclals raised their|the Scottish Highlands, “The. naw [oO the exhibition tours Training wauson closes! Apri 18 and : +little chance to beat Dempsey. That/ hands in horror at the idea of charg- se b se 6 t ke day ‘ 4 Lagan ua hain eit ‘a of charg-| tangled steel-shafted clubs are differ- railing season starts next day for the . ix ft mocked out again if they|ing gallery admission to the national}ent. It frequently happens that ay Dick Kerr says he’s signed with the |Cubs. m t ight is a practical certainty. championships. Why, such a move] duffer will make a poor strike with a sores sheen \ : e — Ree renpere is KeVibeeae tar] Would blacken the very soul of the/steel club and cuin both distance and . RUTH DOESN'T EXPECT Lu pert cenit Gea game, sighed certain authorities. direction because his club hus a pecu- N Ye k W 7) Bi ke b ll T iI r Pebreglina adh re drut iala ted \ = pat into a cars with a swnideats 4 Meanwhile, galleries have grown to|liar habit of digging into the turf. ew rorkers Mm bas et a it e, RECORD ent the lab: will do better in) 18 { Fee Ser Te ee’ genetical | {20 Point where restrictions became] With perfection of freak clubs it le eatin renton in ose Game TO BREAK HIS RE does s 5 i absolutely necessary if contestants|has been feared for some time that D fe T. Cl G m R lothi i De eG Dra hisphcncpae) over there} are to be allowed room enough to|solf might finally degenerate into a g AS HOME RUN HITTE Some clothiers throw up 1 | Thinking it over, there is one way | SWins their clubs. To improve play- ie oe rena r aa than aaa © A Fou ~ YF 7 Real 6 Fiet their hands, exercise no F : ing conditions the National Associa-| human skill, and chiefly for this rea-} -. 4... 3 An 5 Bt rentonlaue NOR . Vay. April 6— |! oe ec id et 2 aes -\ the floor by 5 to 1, but Tre om ae a ef Fea ee eee cages Grmtt. | tion Analy agreed to upset traditions [50 the ‘national association, decided Celtic's All Routid Superiority | ire ree ee ae Mela esis, caging | (:Babe'® Ruth, here tovday; ex. [et judgment when it comes to Seicno Pachapathatlawhet he hea Carrara admission at the rate Seay eeubh natu ane eee ae Dazzled Opponents in |fventy out of twenty-nine ¢ pressed the opinion that he will | seid boy: clothes. Say it in mind. He might put Beckett and] Of $1 a day or $5 a week for the ama. [tmbluy freak clubs, a te while the New Yorkers made good in] Fo. be able to better or even tie | full of doesn't pay to put honest i Carpentier into the ring at the same} te0r tournament at Brookline in Sep- 7 ce losing Period. seventeen out of thirty-c ' Tecra Given heme rane during k d real fabrics into j time against Dempsey, Carpentier] tember and the open at Chicago in es throws ; . | pis teers fos Ben work and real fabrics i ji uld dance around in front with that eae Serene neat Cat at IRWIN WINS ANOTHER New York won a . last vena Beekman) Ltda a es Seca Blanes Judge Landists: [ae se that end of their outfitting. : thraatening right while Beckett t hich ought to run high up in the years meee eee Elest scorer tor the New York team: Me ae it 5 ‘ Agiwear’c 2 ) Pitot geck behing trdear "That's tre] thouxands, will be used by the assocl- POCKET BILLIARD TITLE) nignt wnen the Original Ceitics de-} made two field goals and ten fouts for] decision for hs inability to equal Claim a boy’s wear and tear ha only possible way to make it a con-| ation to send competing teams to] SEA noi sated Trenton in the thirdand a total of fourteen points. Holman| his 1921 reco ; doesn't warrant the ex s j}iest. Any other arrangement would] Pnstand every year and to foster in} Martin irwin: ‘ls night won thelcame for the Sustern’ Baak followed with two field and three ; om 3 j be cruel. terest in public links golf. The golf |sreater city amateur pocket ard ‘ v fouls for nine poi Tome ac-|Tiwer Nine Starts Oot With 9 per , ‘ officials will pattern their plans very | Championship by defeating Mart ies pile) une nal) socks poate toni teNoalys Bald) aGaks 20h MAStOTS: ; Expense? } ARPENTIER Is said to be anxious} Much after the model of the tennis Sow Kies “fa ce & Trenton 22 The > Trenton. PRINCETON {1 6,— Princeton a Which costs you more? | ¢ to get into trim to fight Kid] body. team ake sus" ta superior] ‘The lineup : : . i : pate ry Lewis, with whom he was| Heretofore the Golf Association negreration nobwithstandinnthe matt) TOS HeUe: mond yesterday by def won =i An ordinary sort of sui matched a couple of months ago. It|couldn’t do much promoting because that qrrentan, oy goed © tine: ok f : wears out in jigtime— Carpentier can get out of bed andjits funds were only suthered from fen when the first period riminated ¥ z Fe that R eee outfit f stand on his feet that match ts a joke.}|membership dui It had no other inthis actiod the Rotts iBtedl aeviee torment strc A. Pts.| Fordham Nine Bows tn $HE (06 heen Or a Rogers Pee Lewis was a marvel five years ugo,| source of income. Now conditions will for the only field goal made by them|Dunan, forward . 0 5 Se TEIbL trams: eae |PAke aay Gut that stands for wear and + but when he has slowed up to such an} be changed und a general movement ums _ juring the contest. Meche seve ‘ : be d look: rt ae ‘extent that he hasn't a chance with| will be started to interest new recruits a e WItniine RCOre Li toibvannt Behan ce “ n tear an looks = sma: ‘Jack Britton, who knocked him out|in the game. + Co Ne ¥, Team Rlects Swimming] With the seote te eee Pome, sara § 0 n long as it lasts? er the: walter) title; where dose fel) While deciding <0: levy: adnilasion (Captain. mesiares HN A Paros euary is It’ thing, too, ta {show with a lightning-fast light} charges the National Association also Le peripate Donets the Totals i 0 ts ‘something, : beavyweight who can punch like Car-| ordered the return of the stymie, The te two goals in rapid suc om ~ Manhattan know you can really get | pentier? abolishment of this shot met with tsa fancy di nas} ovened the your money back if any mixed opinions. England and Can-| performed creditably for t > as a nip.and tuck Live a: which é bs j ILLY WELLMAN, finding run-|ada refused to give up this time-| for two years. During the eee Beck forward” aay a2 thing goes wrong. ee | B ning wrestling matches a rough| honored part of the Ka: he was one a AE A sy teva [tediman, forward 0 ees tJ game in New York, has given it] In different sectious in this country : 1 five had [Haggerty, centre 0 2 ‘ , 5 Z up and satled for England to try ala marked sentiment developed for the | PS. Presnt one . trae Wea lLeocerd wines 1G 2 oF OF 4 : Boys’ hats, shoes and jj mew venture. The six-day races|retention of the stymic. Many prom-l{he season, he placed seventh in. the hut the superior gaurding of the|Dehnert, suard....0 3 4 1 fixings of the same worry: have drawn such huge crowds of late|inent golfers informed the writer they imencnileglate. players ‘kent Spaouent - | r boys’ tm New York that Wellman proposes aintibe pponent®) yotals .. 5 17 21 2 2i| Rreokiyn Poly Bents the City Col- proof quality as ow to introduce the sport in London telties outecored Trenton from! Referee—Bactzel lege Nin clothes. Bill figures that as London's trans- aaaaes eae > The c, CN. Ys base $ tation shuts down promptly at 1] § N dG Jofeated In ita frst. game ——— clock every night, a lot of people istic CWS poiock AN Ossip T ° Is S : r ! Scout outfits. Be a ter wit aon win | @ameennreneanenerenmvensen remanent || LODDING 18 Sole a : Mke to roll into a six-day race and) poe is a nice - : —— ; ri . qeventgenty and the was ess sets. essai th t of the night there tn- 2 ng game for © 4 in Me Si - B fae of paying hotel ‘bitte, Wwien [Set only the topnotchers but for the et ULVWOYL | wariams nascvatr suuad Starts Everything for base' Several Australian bike stars to rep-|second-raters as well, This ix shown a attkag! Walier At Pi h South. Complete Sporting f resent Great Britain, Grenda, Goul-|! the case of Jimmy Manton, the > tig! ds me urst WEETAAEE TOW 5s Goods Department in each let and other European celebrities, |TUssed lightweight of Denver, who ; ies : aie ai : {| BML hopes to make @ hit in London, [has fought many th stlan April 4%, Promoters MacKay. and Iuck of our four stores. 1 It he does, back to New York with u[in the last twelve month ot Newark have decided to sign up ( ; third six-day race this season Hanion placed himself under t1 Tupney and Young Hob Fitzsimmons to by Rocers Peet CoMPANY ‘ * Not worrying about London, bur|isement of Sammy G tle twelve rounds at the fst Bt Ar Brosdway Herald Sq. 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