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fILLARD NOW DOING
HIS TRAINING WITH
COAST MOVIE OUTFIT
EUSaVYivcicht Champion, Better Known as the Illasta-
W"donic Mauler, Casts His Lot With Reel Performers, but
kfje Picture Will Be Released After He Beats Dempsey
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$ , Copuriohl, 113. Ill rtiollr l.rdarr rn.
JK '-TESS "WILLARD, circus proprietor, model for haberdashery, mvnrr of oil
rV txvclls and hf-arrvvciirht lm.a of the nnivor;p nml thru vnnie. desire to be-
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frrt icome a reel champion. The ninelnilontft- mniitcr. who will take it upon liiiiivir
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( i" prove conclusively on .1 u ly mat .lack iirinpapy nai noon iiiikiiir niinugii
Jim hat, has entered the xxorld'of make-believe, mid until the end of this week
E will suffer the trials ami tribulations of the misunderstood hero who -Muggers
throligh five reels of adversity and sprints to wealth, funic nml happiness In
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b iuv piaui, us no nil nrrocj in reel inc.
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J-iiu uik uvi nun rnl ins Hit Willi n Ilinv ic MUUll 111 l."s .llKru-s iiini is
starring in some kind of n pictuie. No one knows what it is, hut after the big
1 fiirht rememher. AKTKR the hie filit it will lip rrlp.-isn! mi no iiiiticitintinir
arV public, and ham actors like William S. Unit, Done Pairbanks and lti!l Knr-
mim 'trill have Co learn n trade to keep from starving lo denth. .le-s is n reel,
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pk lOUIV3- lW-fcUUUUl'3 Xsnm III IIIC nillWC. HUM III- "lllll win pii mj; iirCUMIIIIg
jp1 to the modest and unassuming pi ess agents.
But departing from tlic iccl to the real, this moving piilure stunt is
fraught with significance, .less is ululing nvvn.v several nftci noons in fur off
California which could ho used to good nilwmt.igc in tiaining for the Dftiipsry
thing in Lnvvrewe. Kan. One would imagine thiit'.less needed all of his spine
moments between .now nml liiili'iii'tnlrni-e l:iv to ret into cmiililioii. lint .Mr.
I, , "Willard evidentlj hns different ideas Theinforr we must nssunie thc-lininp is
li In first-class physical slinpc right now. or why would he take a soil of semi-
I'i' Tacatlon? He wouldn't.
Another thing to he cnnsideinl is thnt .less is not worn ins about Pemp-
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. vj i niv uuii-uiiic 01 hip iippnin nnig u-.nens. up is intitnlem lie will win,
and his work in the movies proves it.
It STjiuppatc Willaul i? irimAn nn Ihe iiimAcm by Dcmpiry, iiok
to the mat like a Innir huh nf hnti and 11 innnlcii mil ft the irrirr.
JIoxc much will the pwtine lir mirth! it a nickel. Hal, on the
other hand, suppose he it t)T knnrkri! on the lutri, hut irini rntiij,
Aoto much will the film he irmth then!
Jess Has Fortune, but Wonts More
TXTILIiAIlD is a shrewd business ninn, Me nKn Knows t hr- wiIup of money
' and the power whicii goes with it smre winning the championship from
, Johnson he has amassed n foitune and wants more. Also, he )oes the glorj
which goes with a titleholdci- and desues (o hold the nown until he Mips over
his whiskers. Mor.ey and the heajwciglit rhnnipionship go hand in hand, and
Jess will not bid farewell to his tun dealest fiieuds if be au help it.
Entering the movie game as the hern of some sun r 1,1,.. n ni.i..
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more than a cold business deal. ,. i,.,-civcd sn mn, h fe i,w ,.trn,-i .i
certain percentage of the pictuie after it had been exhibited. Therefore it
1 up to him to be a big drawing (aid to n-ap in the prottK mid bis popfllaritj
can be retained onlv bv ilefc.-iiim li,..n,,t,., in,,,, ,, i. ...r , .i.. ,
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A fa EIJ1' confident nnd thinks well of his fistic prowess.
-inosc who Imc seen the big chninpinii in the West recently say be is
"n wonderful condition nnd imi nnu ,..... ...:.. ... ...i - , .... ', .
'V hfrvls not at all annoyed or worried and will be in the best s,ape of his career
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.! " b-e".iuic iinug c-rops up ine stones must lv considered seriuuslj.
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Everything Fine Until Fred Took Count
WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND
j'iB only injerenee ire inn ilmir f,om the irholr Ihwi it thnt ,1c it
to sure of iriniiin; thnt he it inakinn iiam for the iulnrr. Ii ,.
rrci enjiVr lo he n reel hem in the mmir thnn n irnl nritm-tnr,- ,.,
n) circus, irAcrry it nrrctimtt In put ,m nn net liriev n ;. .turf the
champ just lout In anlhn tin knle irlnlc iliikiuij niouivl the old
homestead,
Fulton's Masterpiece on Shelf in Closet
Q10METI3IES a guy becomes ton enthusiastic nvei Ins chames in the ring
and the prologue picture new-r is exposed to public new. We distinctly
rtcall one wonderful ninsterpucc, which would have knocked 'em dead had it
ever been shown, hut the net was crabbe.l and the six ncls nri, OI1 t, tup
shelf in the cloet with the other Hum-i-s.
The untamed hero of this forgotten scenario was none other than Krcd
wanl "Fulton, the once pugnacious, pla-terer. but now a chicken hearted self.
confessed faker. The big false alaini was in the public eje three icnrs a-o
:ien some misguided and inexpeiieiiccd gent sent him nut in fiont as the one
ami only logical person in the world to wrest the hampionship crown off the
te-,bror of Jess Willard. His rcmrd was published Inoadcnst nnd a match almost
waj arranged. How exec, it was pioxed Hint the iccoid was lenlete with i ,,;,,
yVrriirs nnd the public failed to fall fur the mnssacie.
"c Hut 11 little Ihinr like t lint did not unrn Kli1i,,h ,,, l,,. mh
4 Collins. Jlike was a hard-working guy. did moie than atij one else in nush-
? 'Inir "Pillion lo lhp frnnt. unit it w.is lie u lirt iininiti.,l it... :.!..,. ..f ; ., .
:KV " in. Hi,-., .ii mi'iiing ppii .
,. wanl looc on a movie lot and haxe a picture all leiidv tn ih
after lie bad battered Jess into helplessness.
We were in Chicago when this stuff was going nn mid called nn Collins
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fe, at uis iiuii-i. .sin- uiiiiiii icu ins iMiner wns not nt Home, nut could be seen in
f action in front of a camera on the outskirts of town. lie also confessed tint
iij Fredxvard xvas winning the championship everv day, so the boxing fans through-
out the land could see bow it happened AK'rilU he beat Willmd.
r r "Fred is a great iighter," said Jlike. "nnd sooner or later Willard will
Kn fmff1 inln n mnioli 1j. tit-n .-,. .. I...n I. T . .. - .1 i i t
JXH -,v ih . tttui,,. tii 4i- Kiur ifr in-ni nun, mid lO IIV(Hfl (IfMIlS P at'C
i yravKwe in wis picture now. ;imt icion, i-nt it V
TV SI RELY did look good, but that irat brfotr -J ml Dcmpiri hr
: came a tcrioui contender nnd begun to rair.it Am opponent nn the
4J1 cAin with his fist.
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gf, i. oiiuou. me icruuinuM imc whs worKing ni nix iraue as n plasterer and got
along fine until the whistle blew, lleing n good union man he dropped his
r trowel, put on his coat nnd departed homeward lo partake of a meal consist
'lng of a chunk of corned beef and n fexv bend of enlib.npp
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K,r Tlfnri be hni finished, liowevpr. tip lpni-nprl ihnl lit. c. l . i i t ..
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Ircd away by the villain, xvho. In order to make the storv good, wnu tin.
. !heavTxreight champion of the world. The champ also was nfmiil nf n,n i,i
fcoA- pwsterer and lured the girl away with a phony note instend of pulling rough
rjtuS, such as busting doxx-n doors and things like that. He did not care to
Jtuf meet Fredxvard, the pugnacious plasterer.
u , According to the plot, Jrcdward learned where his sweetheart was im-
fif prisoned and boldly stnrted forth to save her. He gritted his teeth and vowed
ki.to bnocV the champion loose from his vest as soon as he met him. nn n,
iX road. however, he was ambushed hv fifteen hnhopn nn.l -lfi.,,. n f...t i...i
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k-5j knocked all of them stiff. That gave him confidence, for it proved he xx-as
.,, a great ngnter In the movies.
,A Ho finds the girl, threatens to expose the champion if he doesn't fight
- Mm, tor the title that very night, and gets nway with it. They fight, Fred
- tjiw'the championship, and the picture ended beautifully. It was a great
'tijpfltt wrk. All Fredward did in one day xvas plaster a house, whip fifteen
id'w.trescue the girl and win the championship of the world.
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' WUT the picture fell fat when Fred took the count, A fortune was
.-.'" loif, anil ITiJford it too foxy a guy to suffer the same fair. That
movie he it ttarring -in at present meant money to him, and he is
- ft it"fl' ' 'fV ' hardett to get it.
iATID has boxed only thirty minutes in competition in four jears. This
t going to be of any great assistance to him in meeting a fast vounir
xvto has been hard at it. Hut xvben jou weigh sixty pounds more than
good boxer tn tue 'world it may be that nothing else matters an
8K George, Stalllngs had a pennant winner he ueil to xvear out a pair
fVkjtU,a,,week sliding. MP and down the bench. We often wonder hmv
jtiMijjrif establishments: Ucorj kcoi4 husj- lhejye morose and uicluu-
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BOUT WITH TENDLER
Hard-Hitting Cleveland Boy Ar
rives This Morning At
Olympia Tonight
BENEFIT SHOW AT NATIONAL
.v JAMES S. CAKOLAN
A rugged-looking individual diowsily
stepped off n Vennsy sleeper this morn
ing. He. sloxx-ly boarded a xxaiting taxi
and from the North Philadelphia sln
tlon he tnxled to a hotel In (lie central
part of the city.
There xas no brass baud to meet
him, thef'e Vere no rooters present to
give him the regal reception usunllx ac
corded invading nspirnnts. - All this was
missing.
Cnl Delnncy. thnt baid-hitting. will
ing lightweight from Cleveland, ac
companied by Jimmy Dunn, the man
ager nf Johnny Kilbane, arrived here
this morning for nn important six round
encasement with Lew Tendler lit the
Olympin tonight.
I)elaney showed here nnlj once x!th
iu the last fixe xenrs and that xvas three
weeks ago lit the National, xxlien be
trounced Joe Phillips. Delnncy dis
pla.xed such form that be immediately
was rated witli those lending light
weights. Wanted Tendler
Long before (lie Phillips battle. I)e
latiev snid he xx tinted to appear bore.
.."Would you meet Tendler V" lie was
asked.
"Surest tiling xnu know. I want until
ing but the best and if that guy is
Tendler. turn him loose," was Delano's
reply.
- No one took Delnnx seriously, despite
his wonderful showing in the inter
allied tourney in London. Hut that oue
showing hero witli Phillips xvas con-
xincing enough thai lie is some rib
crusher.
l.eon Ilains. the hustling acting busi
ness manager of the Olxinpin. xxho just
now U doing moie woirjing about the
coining open-air shows at the Philadel
phia Hall Park that Tendler is about
Dclancj, broke into the office before this
article was complete to announce that
be would have his wind-up for the open
ing show clinched befoie tb
the x-.eek.
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STICKS WITH GIANTS
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Veteran Second Baseman, Who First Saw Big League
Service Tivclve Years Ago, One of Feiv That Plays
Game for Enjoyment as Well as Profit
"' ' IN THE .SPOKTLIOHT IJY GRAXTLAND KICE ' '' '
Cod right, 1010, all rlghta reserved.
To an Argonne Cross
line, tt here thn popples sway,
Jtirlbi't your face, aicay, .
(Iiiaiding you night and day,
Knnie you no sorrow.
Here, where Ihe dark is deep,
' Sleep, valiant dreamer; sleep;
Sleep till the ages reap
Life's last to-morrow.
for you Ihe final resf,
Still hands on silent breast;
Yo mora the fighter's quest
Brings vain endeavor.
Safe in the night's embrace,
Doughboy or fallen ace,
Ood tcatch your resting place.
Guard it foicvcr.
Yet through the mists are some
H'io to your grave will come,
Colled by the muffled drum
To your sweet di earning;
Some who will come to weep,
Wailing the night so deep,
And b;i your endless sleep
Juccl uith eyes tti earning.
t it they envy you.
Safely the journey through.
One with the dawn and dew,
Knowing no soriotrf
Who it tkeic left to weep
One who has gone to sleep
Till Ihe far apes reap
Jjije't Inst tomoriaic.
RAIN PREVENTS GAME
Connie's Clan Again Idle
Leave for St. Louis
Today
and
CORNELL'S STRENGTH
ON TRACK UNCERTAIN
Ithacans Will Receive No ,
Real Test Now Bcfore
Intercollegiates Pcnn '
Fresh Needs Reserves
MEET BROWNS WEDNESDAY MILL SCHOOL SURPRISE
I H.x TED MEREDITH
lt.x EDWIN J. POU.OCIx World's hampinn -niddle d.stnnce iim-
SMi-lal "-taff Corr.-iwnrtent Traiellne With npr
'rpili: failuie to bold the Penu Cornell
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Athlrtlrs
Huston. Max 1- The most pleasing
featuie of the tiip of the A's to this ,-ity
is that Connie Mail, didn't lose a single
game to the hutiipinus of the xxoild.
The series ended this morning with a
nerfei I n erase lif 000 on eai Ii side.
lain piexeutiug
crnoon.
When l.arr.x (timer, sccictarx of the the big games.
Red Sox. ended negotiations over the Penn, on the other hand, has had a
telephone. Connie Muck Milled hisjmpet alreadj with the N'axj and will
athletes together and told them to paik i meet Columbia nnd Dartmouth next
up for a long, long journey to St. I.oois. , Saturday in a tiiangular meet in New
The i aught a train at 'J p. in. and will York.
lie on the rattler until miunigiir minor- j oe uracil tresiiuien were one point i
low. rue opening iniiiun wun no- mn inunj ior ine ueu and lilue jonn
Hi owns will be staged on eilnesd.iy. . sters. mid the icasoti was just the fact
weather permitting.
the final la-h this aft-
lual meet Satuidny at ltliaia on
account of rain was a big disappoint
ment. This prexented the fans from
learning what the ltharans haxe for
tlie intercnllrgijtes, ns this would huic
been the only meet that thej would
haw had to extend tliem-elxis pi ior to
Team Needs Work
Muck i-.somewhat disappointed ocr
the showing of his elub dining the stay
in Philadelphia, although he is not dife-i-oiiiaged.
"We lot fix n games out of six," said
Mack, "and of cour-e jou can't expect
me to be pleased. I am somewhat dis
appointed, for I expected some more lemnining places, which, xrith the firsts
that there was too mnn.x Cornell ficsh
men in the eienls. It is another case
of the Cornell team winning on the
strength of dip s(,(liud and third places
they picked up
First Places Fulled
Nine first places went to the Penn I
team, but wheie Penn won the firsts!
the Cornell xoungsters captured the'
Results of Saturday's
Collegiate Track !Iccts
Yale. Til : Princeton. -1.,.
Swartbmore. SO; I.ehigli. It'J.
Lafayette, "l'J-It; Carnegie Teib,
10 1-H.
Weslejan. ('''!'; Williams, (VJ'i.
New Euglanil Intercollegiates Col
gate, iiCti Stevens. 'M: New
Hampshire. L'l : Hostnn College.
1."; IIolv Cioss. Hi.,-. Middle
bur.i, II!; Springfield, ll' ;
Tufts. !).
Cornell, Freshmen. ,"il; Penn Fresh
men, ."".
D.titmouth. S.-i 1-;; ; M. I. T..
10 2-:t.
Prinieton Iuterscliolastics Hill,
L'O'.j ; Worcester, 'Si; Meiceis
buig. 17.
Delaware Interscholastic Clnss ,
Tome, ."ll; Hnltimnre Pol.i . Hit.
Cheltenham. 0. Class Newark
High, I'.fi: Ilupont, ;V2; Llkton, 17.
Meets Postponed
Penn - Cornell, Columbia - Itrown,
Pitt-Naxj.
also plaied two men in the shot and
high jump.
Princeton's stiength lies in the hur
dles, distance runs mid uai. Although
they did not win the half and mile,
the Tigers liaxe several men that will
figure some place later which will up
set the dope for Cornell in their best
ex cuts.
"J ONO driving
X- despised.
is n vital factor in golf. Hut the four-foot putt is not to be
.Monster Hencfit hbow
One of (be biggest benefit shows nf
the season xvil be held at Ihe National
Wednesday night. An all-star curd is
being arranged, and the show xvill be
held for the members of the Twentj
eigbtli Division. The National on that
exeuitig will be tinned over to the
heroes.
Hnrr.x T. .Ionian, manager of Keith's,
is head of the committee on euteitain
ment and. assisted by William Herr
mnii. will attempt to give the bojs
somethiug worth while.
Realizing fiat the tlientteu would
not be able to take rate of all the bnxs,
and learning em 1.x thai I be fighters
ftom "over there" wanted to so what
they termed "regular lights." Mr. Jor
dan lost no time in arranging for this
show.
lo Atm.v S stein
At least two dozen battles will be put
on The same sxstem that holds in the
niniv will be used beie. The bouts will
be two-minute sessions with two min
utes lest between each lound.
Hut theie will be no let for the
spectators. Four bojs will be in the
ring at the same time, .lust ns soon as
the first round is oxer, two bojs in the
two remaining opposite cm tiers, will
leap forth and keep the fans well en
tertaiucd.
The list of fistic entcitainers lias not
been niilioiinced. hut some well-known
bojs are certain to volunteer. This is
their chance to show their appreciation
of the boxs of the lighting Twentj-cigbfh.
Love of the. Game
T ARRY DOYLE came to the (limits twelve jears ago, n husky young Irish-'-'
man, who was law around sreond base, but one who had the vital spark
still nPuino in his balling eje.
Since that date thcie have been at least two occasions where Larry xvas
xnled down ami out us a major leaguer.
Yet bete he is today as fast as ever, fielding brilliantly, hitting the ball on
the ci est nf the trademark nnd running the bases at top speed. There has been
Olie tbillir lllmve till ntlicrs tli.it tins cni-ripit Tlmlo nlmip ntul Ima Lpnt Mm nfl
end of jiiung after twelve jears' serviie as lie was as a debutante. This is bis love
of the game.
We i ecu! I a i-ouxeisiitioii with Larry dating eight jears back. "Suppose,"
we said, "jou had u million dollars would jou ipiit baseball?"
"What for?" he said. "I couldn't buy aa much fun witli a million as I
have plajing the game."
And that's exactly how Dojle felt about baseball from the start. Th
game is something nunc thnn his profession. It is also his recreation and
his fun.
A A I) that it
" tliiihenth
why, counted u hits-been twit.c, he is still a star in his
nth aiinpii'mn, huiltimi today with all the pep he knew
mole than a dciailc lnuk.
Then and Now
time the (Jeriiians started through Helgium George Stalling!
to a woild championship and the title of "Miracle
Man." About the time the (ierniaus i cachet! for the peace treaty Stalling
xvas merelj trjiug to win n ball game before he fell clean through the bottom
of the league race.
A IiOI'T tlie
ij was xvell on Ins vviiv
r.'N . iuite u iiuiiibtr nf thingi A hit happened between August, 19JJ,
nnd 1';, HUH. Quite n iiuntliir, off and nn.
As C. Briggs Would Say
When you're topped your drive lo n horrililc lie,
11 hen your si i and fins to n Imp nenr by.
When your thud ilmt buicly leaihes Ihe giecn.
Hut your foily-foot putt moiei true and clean,
.It into the tup ynu tec it .ilealing,
Ain't that the giund unil glorious feeling?
THEO
mole
HE Giants have the strmigcst offensive club in baseball. They have a faster.
robust attack tluiii.iiiiy other entry no better attack than 'the Tigers
had some jears ago when thej averaged five or six runs to tlie game and then
couldn't bag a pennant. After all, the main answer swings around tiie work
men who me out tin re to keep the other fellows from hitting, using their right
and left nuns for this praisevvoilhj purpose.
XTO ONI
J-X metts
bitting. In one game against asli
ington we had twelve hits, but xve could
not get enough runs. The hitting did
not tome when we needed it.
"Then against the Yankees we got
five hits in two games. That isn't slug
ging the ball hard, but we xvon one of
those games on four hits. Theie's the
uncertainty of baseball. One game xve
lose with twelve hits and another we
win with four.
Hitting Hall Hard
"The boys hit tlie ball, and bit it
hard. too. but thej could not get it by
that Washington infield. However,
later on the bovs will get to placing
their hits better and we'll win some
games.
"I was Imping that we would get
stnrted here against the Red Sox, but
thnt tloesn't look likely now. I thirik
we'll leave here xvitliout playing one
game. In that case j expect the boys
to get started right out West."
Peplt th advrn wathfr conditions h
tablet was unveiled xesterriav In memorv of
Tim Murnane former haaehall xtrlter and at
one time president of the New Knsland
League
tli'y eaptuicd. put them in the leml nl
the end in points scoied. Penn has
several first-class freshmen, but thej
will not be able to win meets xvitliout
the aid of a few second-stringers to
fill in tlie gaps.
.strong in Hurdles
Hill School's victory in the Prince
ton interscholastic meet is a big stir-
Ipiise, since Jimmy Curraii's Mercers
burg team xvas picked to win. Currnn
I probably would have taken this meet
nv'iin. but for the amiearnncp nf no,,-
The Yale and Princeton meet proved teams in Worcester Academy and Har
that Johnny Mack xvas light when he ' risburg Tech, xvho took points that froze
told us at the relays that lie bad n the Merceisburg bojs out.
good bunch of men. Ynle is especially i However. Hill hail a tine team and
slioty; this jear in the sprints nnd the whet) they took all four places in the
field events. The New Haven team hammer and Adams took both the half
won every field event nnd in the ham-'and quarter they took a lead that was
mer and pole took all three places. Thej haul to overcome.
How the Dozen Starters
Finished in Rich Derby
Commander J. K. L. Ross xvas
the big hit of tlie rich Kentucky
Derby run oxer the mile-and-one-quarter
distance at Churchill Downs
last Saturday, when his two entries.
Sir Harfon and Hilly Kelly, finished
first and second, respectively.
The order of finish follows:
Fin. Horae
1. Sir Harton . .
1 Kllly Kelly .
.1. Under Klre . .
4. Vulcanite . . .
R. Kegalo
tl. Hallor . ..
7. Eternal
8. Da Frank . ..
9 Frogtown . . .
10. St. Ilernard .
II Vlndex
VI, gennlnxi Tark
Winner raid $7,50
Mutuele paid
Hlr Harton, 17 '.'O, IA.70, (0.
Hilly Ke ly, III. 70. t,
Under Fire, .r0
XVJniutr'a time. 2.09 4-S,
Weight Jockey
tin.. . . I.oftua
.110 Hands
. lit- Qarner
...112. . . Ilurkle
...117 .... Murphy
..119 noblnaon
. . 122 . Bchuttlnger
..119. . . . Ilutwell
. . 119 Mnrya
..119 .. Tool
,,119. Knapp
112 Connelly
BINGLES AND BUNGLES
After being stopped twice by rain the
iipflc'J'irr inun promises the Phil chance tn
take a shot nt th flraies' ulnning streak
of one straight today.
Only rluhn nf the nntft kft not to rncmre
In hunrfio romhatu fterdav were- the tio
Philadelphia nml to Hon ton teumn.
Firtt li the rare nr a wH of two week,
flntt to hrnt Aire the (.rent ami flrnt In
miinj- other thin thU hudrflmc nruon. Tut
MotoVh RsmIm lMstrrtiny imIuV. n not her flrnl
when Ihwl Kllfr nltrhetl no-hit, no-run mine
uialnst th Cardinal.
K"?wtn t1n,Jnnprt of the Yanks lelPfi
that th Sundav HinuHPinpnt Ihw romnii..ii
warned in mnp nt i, o'clock. Neerthe!faa
ifa one for the book enntiess,
lints Mere baaoed, players vere undtr th
shoxtem and most of the croud at the I'ola
Ground yesterday were on thnr uau homc
uaid v hen club offiats of the Yankees
envoi ered thnt President lluvntrt pulled a
bloomer The law piotided on that aamrx
stort not carter than 2 o'rtocJ.. and made
no mention of the stopplny time
folonI Rnnnrt mav nt
niprniiHi, hut th rnnit had
Zltn-
run for
II DourlaR turned In hl eond MraUht i their money. Thev mh; tweUe nnli of
out tonqnettt for the Tub yesterday rorele hiKtehull In ;whlfh Matter Jnliiuon
, In durl with flab Ada inn. lie blank- ' fr.,h 1'"' onlv two hlt. .1iiKiVm hi
1-lnite with four hit, two of whlrli rklniiauiih nd rnitl. VHhtnton find
ten Nrattered blows off Qulnn. yft failed to
Phil
hhllt
I when
i H thi
t-iim from the ht of Ma Carer. In
ditlon to holding t lie IMrates runleN, Ilnnc
MaH droie In two of the Cubs tallied with a
double in me viKmn innin. -.,! r,roft ;. rn.w m,. .
IlHCa wr,rt f jfrh .1.. t...."r If t T-
Crdinftl jiUvor shook luti In the tue mtraioht far Cleveland. Kveru Member n't
nt NTo-IIIl"' Kl er veeterdav In Itedland on th wi.ii v htt- film ..., t'J.,,JHJ.rT.
nnW iwentv-etaht nccmion This la only rumhtrt , wiiitnw .!. ' i.LJr.:, l ''i.
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VIOU.8,
bcraps About scrappers
--
J OK O'DONNKM. Jiimlly luis InoKrii
into tin won ciiliiiiiii. After many
cliM-ntirnKHiK ntt(iiiits llio 1 i 1 1 1 (SIcmi-
rr.stor sIiiRKcr cam thi imli with a W
tory at tlio Xntioiiul Inst Satunla.
night. Johnny Murrii. tin hnnl-1it
tine Now Yorkers, was tlu victim.
Tho battle was n much one. O'Douuel
took nil chance, IuihUmI many hltiws, (
receiveil numerous wallops tn return hut
had n suffioient lead at the end to win.
.IJattliiiR Murray and Hobby Dojle
rftagrtl a great battle in the third mn
hIuii with Murray ncniii I lie winner. In
the other bouts Dirk (Ji illin shade
Frankle Daley, Andy McMnlion heal
Joe Marks and Ton 1-Yiend trotinc-ed
Krankie Uelly.
lUiilie Morgan and 1'rrfton Hrnwn l.mh in
the wind-up at tin' At Ih title 'I t HiNjrtiim
Cluti ThuridrfN ii!uht JMdfp .M hiii! Jaik
Moi)r met In the f?nilwlndun The tither
houtfi follow Kh Wolfe o .llntm Mciiilo
1 and Joe Stanley J'ranKle Aluoie
i IVankle Conl f res Htid Jno IMiilllnH inert
in the main session hi I ho Kninlri' A Tlie
othvr buuta follow Johnny VIkq m 1'iniikir
llrltlnn, Jnhnns I'lazzi Uilllf lunlf
rind lae Moure e Vouuk l'asalon
Dutrh llrundt, the New York hauler will
i teen In tuo Cambria wind-up FrhUv uiKht
opposed to Preston Itrown MrHiidt bun ,
Hhnun hero lie fore, and iiofnewues tnoiich '
hlltinir power tn nuke it lnteruntlim for tin
rleer colored featherwelcht.
ham CitiroKf and NeagM Haw Hun jro ti
of the latest to JqIii the Kathftfntf thit
plan to take the "flerman Tajlor Special"
lo the hea weight ihamplonBhltbattle
HIBERNIAN GAMES MAY 30
(JNi; run mi j ilclinitelj jut vvliat Sfiupe Willard xvill lie in xvlion he
1 ,me-t,.xv. As wo i wall il, .Ii'lTrii's'vxiiN Mippuhi'tl to bo in fine shape
vvlicii lie mot .InJniMiii. nml .luliiioiiii xv ns rcjiorted tit xxliru lip met Willard.
Vet tin' dn.v lifter lintli buttles oiu Ii lo-or wits tcfi'i-rrd to ns a "nicri1 shell."
Tho.v nil look !?'"! until IIipj Iiuvp tln-ir lilneks knocked (iff.
THIMUl siNn .hiiiild be nil (1 per rent tax on these slow, drlibi'iutc golfers
vxbo seem to think there is no one else in the. same count-.
nn., mnrr tnan Ihe loweat noaalble num
ler rnrp rami reacnen nrst. ine trio
llnK frankeil there on four balls. Two
of them, howftver. expired ateallnjt
Pitehtr Mau, of thn Cards, uho was first
fq defeat (fie Itciis this brush, una bumncl
bv Mnran's men for etoht hits vcsltrday that
netted a lake's half dosen runs.
Th Kur In the brnvin derhr who trnxeled
ateeraae to Ihe I'olo tirounda seaterdar to
ae Waalilngton nnil Yankee, liaher In the
Amerlran Lencue aeaaon of Huntlaj1 Kamea
In the ble town rume bark xxltli the fol
lawlna- report: "Colonel Kappert Jut ran't
farxet hu military tralnlnt. lleeauae he
ftrtired that the Vnnke and Senator, would
have to tland retreat at 6 o'eloek he had
Umpire lllll IXneen call n halt to that rnre
Iea twelre-lnnln .duel between xVnlter
Johnaon and old Jek Qnlnn. Now we know
the a-ur nho tuina the lllhla out nlonir
llroadttar at I a, m."
Heinle Zimmerman, of the nianta i
rourae, objecta to more than elaht lnnlni.
of Sunday baaeball. Tealerdav In the a,
at llrooklyn In whlrh the Hlanta SalB
the Dodiera Zlm quit In he'nlnth inning
but tt vvaa at tho requeBt of an umpire.
Brooklyn mnu 7iare the ritchlna. but it
uas not preaeitt vesterdnii when the tllnuil
riddled Cnrfore ond At Mnmnur for thlriJilt
snteltes, including six doubles and J, home
rua drlre over lie rloht field uatl bu Urn,,,,
Kauff, Cauteu held the Doiloers to pour
Claude William", the aouthnavv heater .,r
the XVhlte Po. fanned Trla Sneaker for ih.
Cleveland aluaiter'a flrat atrlke-out nf thS
aea.on jeaterdjy. when he pale-hoaed crew
made It Victory No. 11, K"w
Annual Track Contests to Be Held
at Belmont Park
The Anelcnt Order of Ilibei'iiinnx, one
nf the oldest organizations of it kind
In this country, xvill hold its fifty
"""'third iinminl track nnd field meet on
I the afternoon (Tf Decoration Day, Fri
tiny. May .10, nt the Ileltnout Driving
l'a'rk.
The urogram is of n varied kind, con
Mating of events for all those .ulliliated
xvitli the Amateur Athletic I ulou,
events dosed to members of the vari
ous branches- of tho A. O. II.
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