The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1922, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUS'‘ 6, 1922, q | fo a TIME CI CHAMPS WERE TOO WELL LICKED TO STAGE COMEBACK Opens And thus (ee When ane" fe. iscouraged and the these water’ the Fight the mis vessel / Fun He Has, | day he fo his wife T \@ sew obert Edgren. after th J used to say that they ings we {back.” In those old days for som } licked, In a long fight of Olset finds to a finish, was usu- ty hofll licked that he lost ambi- beeam was | 4oh never took a real licking Dole: Perhaps that's why he conv ek into the bantamweight HearMship by stopping Johnny Bs ‘tough a little bit of fighting 'y as any of his weight. J mown Joe Lynch rather well Ve al years and always liked to fight, There's action every } hen Joe's in the ring, He's 4 ing Irishman by descent and Inerican fighter by education jes a good hard fight. His eyes ie with Interest and pleasure the other fellow hits him a dev pow wallop on the chin, He fnees away under the impact ot e blow and bounces In again — shting—the instant his toes get a ood ground-hold. Joe Lynch Js the kind of a fellow } yho can't be discouraged. The \ een the fight the more fun he ac. Instead of delighting tn ‘trim- ing a sap,” Joe Is disgusted when he finds himself in the ring with a poor fish who can’t clip him a clout on the chin, at least occasionally. It spoils the whole evening for Jo: You see, Joe grew up on the west side in New York, where his father Tan an express wagon, and he always lived In a fighting neighborhood. Hi jdea of a pleasant recess at seh was one in which he got and gave a black eye. When he was working for his father, tossing trunks, he'd off any time for ten minutes to se: whether or not some riva bargnge smasher could trim him It was pure sport with Joe. He never held a grudge. He fought for the delight of it. Naturally when he grew up he went Snto the ring. And naturally, with his fighting ancestry and his early training, he made good from the start. JOE'S DEFEAT OF LOADMAN. When the war came along, youn: Joe Lynch was already famous a the man who knocked out Kid Wil ams, one of the strongest and most rugged bantam champions in years. The bantam championship at that time was in a muddle, Williams hav ing lost on an alleged “foul'’ to one “Kewnple’ Ertle. Dick Londman of Buffalo handed Ertle the brass bound works, and there was some questior to whether Joo Lynch or Dick Yoadman had the better claim to the bantam championship. About this time Joe Lynch was ealied into the service and went into the 624 Pioneer Infantry, Col, Vos ter’s regiment. It was a great fight ing regiment and many ring fair reputation and well known ath- Jetes were in its ranks. Billy Wellman, then famous the Sountry over as the “Boy Promoter,” Swho started by building a yelodrom: at sixteen years of age and not long afterward ran big auto races, alr con- tests and boxing bouts, was in the ranks. With Bill on the job the regiment lived a life of delirious joy, with base- ball every afternoon and ring batt every night. Joe Lynch naturally felt home. About this time T was getting up a Doxing show at Madison Sauare Gas den for the Army Athletic Fund, with Billy Wellman's Joe Lyach a furlough just before the Pogimenc’s departure for France, that he could fight Dick Loadman. It was one of the fastest and pretticst fights I ever looked at Joe went to the war, was @ sta 1 action and a star in the Army ring saw a vot of real fighting with the boys at the front und finally came home unhurt, a little gaunt 1 thin, { hut full of ambition. ® ) Fignting in a ring was mild sport for Joe. He cleaned up his rivals one after another t Tights | saw him in were against Jac Sharkey, who was pion then and looked unt Lynch Leat him. In Tights Lynel Was staggered seve times, but ck at tough little Italian with such a@cnd fury that Sharkey, not Lyneh men of right at ssistanee, and wo of the tl ding like a el atable, But Ss) Sharkey Livas on the defensive In the end Lyneh was undoubted mister of the eld LYNCH’S COME-BACK A SUR ~ PRISE. Joe astonished the sporting db whipping Kid Herman of New Ov leans, bantam champion and a mighty clever boxer, a few days before Het man went to England for an interna tional championship fight with J Wilde, ‘The astonishment prow wh Herman knocked Wille out, sho that be hadn't lost any « fi back, eat A lot af ‘if ik tams and then got another fylt Lynch. At this time Joe seemed tub in up. He was so. xiing ‘ could behine front vit W 4 wr Dut his strength wasn’t ther Ht Jost the after at with greater skill and speed than ey he seed to have ) a) fow jxpected him to & Meanwhile Jonny Bui, yan Herman he tugged EXCEPTION OF CHAMPIONS and redoubtable flywelght champion, fought Kid Herman and unexpectedly gave him the beating of his young life, Buff is only a 113 pounder, but he could slug with any of them. Per- haps Buff's manager, looking around for some one for Johnny to beat—some bankroll fattener—picked Joe Lynch bicause Joe was popularly supposed to be slipping. In any case Joe was picked, and he 80 Anxious to have a chance to win back the le that he allowed Buff to be guaranteed $30,000 for his end, The event proved that Buff was a good bargainer, as the fighters’ end of the gate ran far below $80,000, and Lynch was called upon to make the guarantee good out of his own pocket. The crowd came to the fight ox- becting to see Buff rip into Lynch ind beat him loose from his founda- tions, just as he had tipped over a lot of others. Buff had the same dea. He rushed and plunged and Uted to slug, but Joe foiled him at every point with bewildering speed ind skill, Buff couldn't lay a glove nd id he was lost. Lynch beat um helpless= and Buff's seconds hurled in the sponge. A real master boxer wit punch had beaten a aeged slugger, O£'S IN THE DIXON CLASS, Joe Lynch Is a great boxer, with much d, an. one of the coolest heads in the ring when under fire, In view of his past performances and his to the championship he should be ranked with the great little men of Dixon's day. He resembles them in many ways. It's my opinion that Lynch would make a wonderful fighter over the long route. Incidentally, In winning back a lost championship, Joe Lynch has. per- formed a it. Stanley Ketchel did it w eat Billy Papke in a return fight ritton and Kid Lewis each perform couple of come-back — welterwe champion- hip fights between themselves, and Kid Herman lost and won a world title. But that a ends the lst All other beaten champions “stayed put.” (Copyright, 1922, by F - JOHNSON TO CHECK MIDSEASON TRADES ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 5 (Assoctated Press).—The waiver route probably. will be made the only method by which In- terleague ch s of players can be ef fected ufter the season ix under way, tecording to B. B, Johnson, league President, when the American League Melals meet next December, Mr. Johnson conferred with St: Louis Amer n » Club officials here yesterday He declined to discuss the late Boston-New York deal, While the subject of the conference rere W not an unced, It ts known hat Mr. Johnson discussed general atters in connection with arrange nts for a World's Series, such as in- bert Edgren.) sing the seating capacity at Sports- man's Park, At present seats be provided for 19,000, to which approxi matel: 0 scats could be added by nilding extensions Mr. Johnson was shown a ball whick had been thrown out during yesterday's ame. The ball had been flattened That, he said, would have to be taken p with the manufacturers, The attendance recorded so far this rat American Lengue games, Mr ohnson said, had Increased 155,000 over hat for the same period of last. year, twithstanding that the first. month 1 4 considerable loss of attend 8 compared with the first month ——e CENTRAL PARK TENNIS TITLE FINALS TO-MORROW The Central Park lawn tennis tourna- nt will end when the semi-finals and finals in both the men's and women's nglvs are played to-morrow. The ‘ are now being rolled and mar J in preparation for the finish ot th iment. Supervisor Mulholland d that before the men's and 4 sure held on the follow- a prelimmary exhibition will be given by some of the ranking 1 metr an ose names will br ingles play announced {ENS SINGLES (FIFTIT ROMS nberg, 6 uted H. Roth, p Weber defeated H. Wollman, $4 + 1 Peek defeated ALC off defeated R. Bei URTH ROUND) BY De Murla jerbin dvfeated Louisa EW CLUB HAS TAKEN NO DEFINITE STEPS YET \ nite steps Nave heen tuken) by hatin Me a Conr resident of the Res Dlhe Att, Cann ning #ny impor= tant ri 1 ining the serviers chnitchomber fon tht new-organiaa. 1 wwlied for nae t v ttl roune O'Connor sy denied reports that the berth of 4 nider to ‘Tom O'Rour Lorie the State Athletic the same time O'Con * nother report, whieh was Curley, f mierly ion of wres- essoehatiod with CLARE HURLING TEAM HOLDS MEET AUG. 13 Ye Chive Hurlnie Club has arrange 1 progr for its an 1 ports Woobe held at t ry Aug. 1 teally put dt aut of the lows: Wirat toull, Cay Guiway NEW YORK’S WORLD'S BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPION Copyright by Robert idgren, NEW YORKER IN NATIONAL ROWING REGATTA FINAL Louis Zeha Meets Hilton Bel- yea and Paul Costello for Title To-Day, PHILADELPHIA, Aus. Relyen, the thirty-neven-yenr-old vete= ran sculler of St, Johns, New Brune wick, gave two remarkable displays of hia prowess in winning the as joclation singles honors at the goldem Jubilee regatta of the National Asso ciation of Amateur Onrsmen over the mile and « quarter straightaway course on the Schuylkill River, Belyea tooma as a strong challenger for Walter Hoover's supremacy with ths sculls, ‘To-day he will meet Paul Costello of the Vesper Boat Club, this city, and Loula Zeha of the First Bo- hemian, New York, tn the event whloh «with it the championship, Judged by hia races yesterday it will take « sturdy rival to beat him, Hoover will not Jefend his tle because he has not had sufficivnt thme to get In condition sinoe 5.—Hilton WHOEVER ADVISED JoHnny Burr Tuat “THEY Nevere Come Back DIDN'T IKHow “mad HANDLING AN EXPRESS Busingss For MIS Dav. carr his trip abroad. Kelyea twiee yesterday beat Edward MeGuire of Buffalo. ‘The first heat of the race found Henry Heller of the Lone ar B.C. of New York and McGuire off A speedy start. Bi timed his closing up at the three-quarter mile point, and winning In easy fashion, J.B. Garrett Gilmore of the Bachelor All the. Dope at a Glance YRUS RAYMOND CORB, who has t dee to slip for quite a few | years, and did allp—into the Major League batting leadership a fow days back, . svema determined to maintain his batting supremacy He {8 out tn the front with an avearce of 418, which distances both i i Hetlmann and Hornsby, the batting kings of the 1921 season. Hornsby, Barge Club, Philadéiphia, won the HOWOUOA Ta MII tno FoveMicat WHIOW Wibldbe Gr tie NAGONAT Tekene if ond qualifying heat from Russell the ups aitinite standings. Casey Stengel with S07 da actually six [| Codman Jr, Union B. C,, Boston. Git- points ahend of Hornsby, but the St, Louis Cardinais’ star has taken part more led ut all stages of the race. In ie in many Laie reat n Casey err ralitipe Tayi the final heat Delyea again played a George Sister te show Wity for the base stealing honors. Having P]waiting game, letting McGuire and Gil- Toe Lrace Tor bas ats EIR Toe to Bisroreait: ne Cope releouits in "ths depart pet | eer old et es a td SOG CERO ARE. Ruts ACTIWE WARL RECORD = being closely purmued by Max Carey of the Pirates, who tn er Sey | [Peace a etree ts Ss ax Carey 18 also, lead he Heydler etre 7 then overtake MeGuire at the mile an Wis RIVALS = AS HE HE SAW REAL SERUICEr, Max ¢ is also leading run rint Heydler elreutt with hen a juire a mI a eighty-seven tallies to his credit, but Lew Blue, the Tiker’a leadoff man, i the actual leader In this department, having dented the pan on ninety-one occasions this season. win with evident The Duluth Roat Club crews shared with Schuylkill Navy and New York oarsmen the glory of winning other tea- PRAIED IN STOFFING Nounay Bure. GIANTS. YANKEES. ture ry s. Jim Ten Eyck's Intermed *| DATE CHANGED FOR Player. Payer. H late eight Jumped ahead of New Rochell Jockey Clarence Kummer GOLF TEAM MATCH|} {22 -~ ae i at thwart the rae wa Pee ~ otra the Westerns managed to gradually keep ites Golf Assocation ahead id win by two lengths, Arundel Tosses Off Race at Spa nnouneed yesterday that the interna Young of Hultimore was alw thi It al golf team match for Walker Meumel ‘at a Mearaaltncet Trtatletce s to be_played over the Nationa Fee ion ith's youthful Intermediate four played on Aug. 28 The original dat. smith Hinher a SI eee Ss MIN RIU ST ts =e Foe for the match waa Aug 30. Althoug sinners nr oH hour later the #ame Duluth crew un- no reason was given yesterday for th: Ro ‘teon MeMittan i , : able ainitare: ; J. Tn Monally diertook to lower the colors of a freah Blazes Would i Probably Havel the stable’s Interests In Jeopardy. Hi |change in the date, It is probable tha Douglas Janen 28 Veaper four In the international ra . smoothed his feelings for the time be-|ihe British pliyers feel they will wan i fin ae Toye Wut tall bhore bye acanc toa toa ik ts Beaten Georgie but for |ink. put he was hurt inwardly. Ie] more time to practise before the natte Mequilian Maya: Peed Sea ok the ioe venue finally decided to do the gentlemanty | ‘nutteur championship at Brookline an: crea ty Want i ine Rider’s Poor Piloting. thing and lodge his complaint wit) | {'vored an earlier date for the tean PITCHING RECORDS. va FITCHINGTRECE RDG. TT The vant Bains cauler eaten anes he proper authorities, the stewards )atch ; Danie” Oe Busty aweess ‘; 'y "sho [tata in the 1920 Olympic Regatta, man- 7 He did, but If the officials took any |, coi? British team ts scheduled to arrive |} Me Sep teca 7 Hove Soo og ; aged to get half length lead in th SARATOGA SPRINGS, N, ¥., Aug, | Made pubic. committer made up of officials of th Kenia or rH) Mayeosecssetsrsasene, AO! Ad the finish cut Veaper'a lead to, three 5._Criticising jockeys from the grand |. Eddie Dunn got in yesterday “from|U. 8. G. A derick J. Byers, Presi feet, but the local crew rallied and won, 5 riticising jock Y ‘ oe hegre = the only town" In time to resume his|dent of the t G. A. will head thy ROBINS. stand is one thing, but getting on the] javing business. He was greeted by | committe eeted to welcome th: ° . . zc ness. He 5 py | ce 4 nee miRvae " ther st oat wn L backs of spirited thoroughbreds and|1 flock of customers, re ova eecs ane eae |] aonmton mt in tease OR gtr Semi-Fina s in guiding them from the starting post — American bunkers. Mite Ce oe Hy fies Resutsoou Tens (mS? to the finish ts wjulte: another, ‘The| There will be neven races. on_Mon- na a 1S beatin i i & || Shawnee Golf fist Is an easy Job, the latter next 4o|l8¥ Rext, but whether or not st will SPAIN SENDS TENNIS Grietitn in Weiver S002 mpossitly for the average critic.|ond the following cra the oon TRIO FOR DAVIS CUP}] ("9 . i PITCHING RECORDS. Tourney 7 ‘o-Day s urd to refrain from t ‘or Monday's extra eve Olwon or woo ¢ 4 Still) edeihard:to retrain trom taking | for Monday cHarsvent The Spanish Davis Cup team will sai Janvrin 13 Ruth 1% 7 a crack at these little men of the z the Mauretania from Cherbourg to Nala ees : ng ane ys SHAWNER ON THE DELAWARE, suddle once In a while, Ike ball There is nothing in the rumor any, recording to a eublegram trot Were asus in Cadtor ‘ok Aug. 6.—Good golf marked the first and players, boxers and other figures of] that Harry Payne Whitney has atm mulleier apace, ac hmandt i Paes i 4 second round matches tn the Invitation ing 14; they put over] ‘S0'4 Whiskaway) to C, (A. Clark ere Lie united orAtes Lawn rennt Siiter. ; fink eee 2 8 tw t at the Shawnee Country the sporting world, they pu' for $150,000, Mr. Whitney admits | io '» tl uted States Lawn Te hee 2 Se fee aM tournament Shi “bone" stuff which is hard to over-| that he has an offer for the three- | \°-iation. | The teain will tneluds Jub yesterday. Jack Davison, rep- look. year-old, but says he hasn't de- |yjuur. noite vsenting the home club, reached the Take the exhibition of Clarence| cided whether or not to accept it. ‘The Spanish association has decided upper semt-final bracket, where he will c 3lazes In the Mechanic- A definite announcement may be © follow the polley of the Australi meet K. E. Blair of the Kahkwah Club, A eae ee aie ithouan| forthcoming in a day or ao, the ind French ‘npsociations in meng whtle on the lower aide the survivors ville Stake yesterday. Although] owner adds. three-men teams, and Eduardo Flaquer cae ha kW. Bonk ee Marios Georgie outran Blazes after the first . ho was named for the matehes In Eu Bere eon oF ER nour ana sixteenth, the latter seemed able tol yominations for the Ci Gil aku NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE “Davison won two hard matches, de- Nominations for the Grab Bag Han ted States 5 5 : run over the top of Mrs, Viau's Beld-| dicap, which will be a feature of the | Senor Mesalles's cable asked that nc 300 HITTERS. 300 HITTERS. feating E. W. Haley of Essex County ng as they neared the streteh turn, rogramme for Wednesda 6. ] commodations be reserved tor the Span ver: ‘alib : re Player. “Chun. ABW PO in the morning and Alec Coles of the Buk Kamimemi-aeemed to PUROORINTCe a ee ee eee Seah th, VHlgASInNig. Geltnate the Htyeamler, Chncinnatt. M38 Tan 8 Gobie terol, Ae NPG P] nome club after luncheon, In the frat Relay lis nove, WI HescumGvAs | Ch eR ORS NEE ARETE Mi ayire could IE 1 immediately to Hornabs, St. Lauta,. 96 Bivler, Bt. Lait WOR 19K S40 ntost Jack found himself one down delay his move oF th chance to] Tubagement asks that subseribers |) on aus courts in. preparatior Vonsecn, Cine Hpenkur, Cleveland .. 41 184 30a at the turn although he had reached feached Clarets tena aut his | Mul jiave the courtony tol name theli ye natn maich. against the winner ofl) Huneel! onieagulet Millers Tiiadeipnia’ G14 Lt tay Pf the halfway point In 40. Coming back take back and ‘st the rail, This ‘etcal ' candidates at the earliest’ moment] ije Austrati-lrance cuntest. ‘The foal] Htellocher, Chlongo. Tintern 47 ANP] Daviaon played Ike a machine, getting would have saved three lengths, OF} tinder the conditions of the Grab Bar | ound. will be played at the German PAST eSs SDR IBB Es Wendt 4 dy par or better at nearly every hole and possily more, for Blazes ahd would) horsey may be leased to run as theftawn Cricket Club in Philadelphia Aug abutgh ce Bhoph i i had the match won at the sixteenth, have effectually blocked off Thimble | property of any individual for thii| it, 18 and 19 any, Dietrott He made the inward half in 36, Instead, Kummer stuck to the outside! fay Some of the. most prominent gee ae Peat durhiry,, Whahinegton Later he had a harder ume with Alea Leelee osron the latter | one” ' nihar wbureh, Keele, Cleveland Ear ; ae to the. of Georais ie Mesto an mu ater men on the turf have one or mor |BLACK IS RECOVERING Miller, Hine "Datrate Meco eee ee ea ak ttn eaves ps natur nnd to go w bit wider than) J inceriptions, and the race ha Carey, eManur, Bt. Louis 0 We i WHE (NO'turny NIN neem cae Ue t u FROM HIS INJURIES ui att, Boston, this encounter was the long driving of ited ee rae Fe co thay | sporting quality that renders It attrac Senta, Bt, Boule ii, Clevetand both men f course, carried Blazes out, 80 that] jive eo extreme: rile = Dunean, Ginetr | Howto id ie he wasn't eo easily straightened fori] qe abe vestreme: yaa bates Asworinted Press despatches from Harpers Clic ) Washington In the early hours R. 8, Worthington : ited In 1914, when ft was won by fornia report that John Blnek, the rave, Clicinnatl Costa, Waahington of the home club and a former winner the streteh turn ny, | tate Colonel E. B. Cassatt with Trin andfather 10 en within two Bt Lou Hauser, Phtiadeiphin here was put out in a 21-hole match by He pursued Georgie gamely enough. | yy Jury, a colt of nis own breed okes of winning the national open ela Iphie Zits Dr. J. W. Robb of Merion, The latter but he was at a disudvantage on the) ust year Moatfort Jones's Pexasu [championship ut Skokie, Is recoveriny Koiter wilt have to be at hie best to- extreme outside, ‘This beeame morel wis the victor. The event carries af from the injuries he received tly morrow in order to handle Spencer painfully ‘apparent to Blazes backers] cross guaranteed value of $4,000. nn sutomobile wreck. No better Jones who hit such @ pace this att 1s they saw the ground that Thimble Seis ews could bw printed for the benent hoon that his card showed « 34 for the was Saving by hugeing the rail : of thous who anw the elderly Scot battle thworth : Se ee eee ee THIRLIAL EN kien CLOS! F the open champton: irandfather Mitta inward nee SUMMARY: gat _up to beat Tlaxes out of the place FOR WOMEN’S iENNIS|!)1' be! the ebainplonship sewed un TP nen, cnet CLvEEN Pitan BOUND Sais money when he should have been — oles of play, but @ brenk in the |] Withatin, Wnt Cleveland ’ Gstenteds RoC. Maxwell lengths back of him 1708 yee Joseph M, Jennings of Philadelphia, }iuck axcinst him on two shots and iridge, Chicago tealt Tent FES: aes benten only about threc-purta of al ices of the women’s national cham. | tt tural weariness snatched thy Tan, Uniindelphin aahinigton Cotes ic iB. Bale, out taking anything away fro onatup; colle-attention 10 HEL THAT cor bunds of the juvenile Gen Brin, defeated Ray Lari re AUG: tals any: Way S500 | cian fob Gils LOUMATIEnE, WIN wl : Jeventl LEADING BASE STEALERS Bain, defeated (ny teverproak Georgie, well trained hy Sandy Me- fon 3 i ! Haanaian . Hopkins, suburban: 8 and 4: b. W. tory, those who watched the race] ihe United States Lawn Tennis Associ«- | POUILLEY FAILS IN me Meee: aE Bala, 5 and 3; De, J. W closely felt convineed that Kummer] + No, 20 Broud Street, New York HIS CHANNEL ATTEMPT io. Pttnburah occele 1 df. 8. Worthington, ind tossed it Off at the head of the} snd state the club of which the playe : Woitacher, Chicago . Hp 4 t r ’ CAPE GERI e, Aug. 6 (A While on the subfect of pe HU at a i; Pony Fe 4 , toe minded OF te fauk Aint AH WoDiED ia HDarHDIGEniA ton ne ArRE Hine i ah chanel te!" SARATOGA YEARLING ssc abet ay citea Hee unrara Cal Sins Bid Wor ind Shattinger neany came t¢ National Association's office on Aus A 1 when he entered w SALE PROVES MAGNET | iiiaind = tast + O'Gatty crosaed HINTEEN, | 2 Ine Stakes last Wednesday heeeuse ot fehampionship. wi rifne the num uit Ad and compar tive = Bi erand their cracinaica thea Howes. 4 similar tactics. Sande on the front} ber of players to be seeded and tt t—he gave up his task o MRAVPOGA, NOX, Aue 8) Th iming foul © attending club phy York Golf Cl MOAKK Winn, friend s holding} order In which they are to be rated} our hours Tirat ‘of tha youre local youriing, xule hy GRATIN beaten WAsey a rental, defented CW, alton Shuttinger and Hon Homme safe up| @# thelr past ranking and thelr pla held hight. ‘They arew 4 F red he waa struck a fale blow. [Aung at. Ue Johaton, Gaiden City. 2 up } strete ven vir jend anetione OUrnaments Chis season ‘Aut 1 tan re d to continue Her Newton, Whi feated L. to the atreteh turn, Firm Prien’ | ee eed toe tan vewina at “Fercat WORCESTE. R SIGNS HART larke crowd and) ex r J Heat cnt anAM ney was chew: wasn't beaten at the time and Sande! ging Monday, Aug. 14 or IN, Conn, Aug os were obtained. ‘The a Willle Herman stopped Tom MeMahon [itr ‘Mice Trenton 8. Clark, felt. entitled to the position he held as at A i Hart has buen playing firat ‘< nt section of the salu w he of the aeventh round of another sched. 2 4 sud #1 Riltmory, Shawnee, on the inside of the Xalapa Parms ¢ f Harold Abbot Knocks werk Tha) Wate tae lic tee ned Me Uheteunr wi a Mein 5 MeMahon’ subst Ve diastings Je. slertot ted Hal Riitinem oridenlie rennueht ifanni ened by the Worcester Club « reat Omar Khayyam. Fifteen « A} rited for Jimmy Cooney, who was ton | tar awnee. 2. WL EBHIA Hoye: CHA ait lot hin te the Bleth Baume: Eaatern Leng He formerly played hy this sire went under the hiv to go on NAEGOND: HOUND 1 defeated Her should have pulled out and tet Lim] perold Abbott knocked out Bill it sterbury. f= Ghe Wbildtnee for thera belt a ing. | up io holws); Apgar defeated through, and a battle of cuss words] powers in the sixth round of a sched ce ~ pirited. ‘The fifteen realiged y Roneivt, # And oi, Miateated Hantingas i ast nsued during the thickest of the con-[uled ten-round bout. at the Steeple Another L. 1h, Golf © st400; an avucaKe aoa andj. Fillmore defeated Hantings, 1 up test. Shuttinger, as we get tt, called| chase A. A. at Rockaway Beach Inst] 7 Rock Country club, a! | giait, an excellent figure, The} HISERT WINS WESTERN Sande a lot of names you'll never see| right, It wes a furious battle up tof sear: 1. L, will formaily tH] price for an Omar Khayyam « 1 JUNIOR GOLF TITLE Y VAD‘ n this here sporting page and the time of the It, 0 tl irae this afternoon with the Greentres Stable, which boukh pent m when the race was ove brown colt out of Mary Maud f CHICAGO, Aug. } (Associated Presa s ea v nikt aaannered |RnGckout over Billy Ryckomt w h » and Ned Saw t : tue ne Gh ee Ee len eres | bans y 4 i hin @rabhi Atallah tie f the ro} 1 Senny HE of Olympia Fiekts won| fo ee YOue WABI ABOME (0 }eakih BER MU count soon after the sec rot Frank HH, Hoyt of the Eb-| paeny or —_ vaicarlt eatorn Junior golf champtonship| (leaner 234 ee ane ik Hight) ONeR anil Mecca mae BER tHe goa and Granting. Hire, a] PACKY OGALEY Soored ” Aghia, CoN Fmbeuerines re Ton GALE QVERTROERE } at F Agen and ohne Gs ae poor, last sear's champion, 4 up and! LEARN TO SWIM NOw : t ' ; : 4 Lar GUARANTEED BY AYVAD MFG CO- HOBOKEN Nov ddidieth, A ght would put bim and [Perry Suies ia the ether ten-iuund | averay boul over Jack Hausu eto play are trois Chicage, ‘ ° 3 { !