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HI EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 118.
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GIANTS AND SOX
TOUR ASSURED
NEWS OF All BRANCHES OF SPORT
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
ALL THE OLD BOYS
0 APPEAR N MEET
AZ65-LB. SWIMMER 19 YEARS OLD! (Ki) By ViC
wuiirninL uij. nv ini 'raa run lanm t-r Tk Va it- .
AT TRAVERS ISLAND
Celebration of the New York
A. C. Twenty-fifth Anni
versary a Reunion.
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Th New York Athletic Club open a
laree-alAy olebrtlon at Travar Inland
o-der to commemorate tha twenty
Uttk annlver.ary of tha Historic ath
latto flald. Tha affair will ha moetlr
Jntha form of a reunion for tha mem
. 5J5 who have haen prominent In tha
varlona branohee of aport alnoa leW.
nd aeveral of tha old-time atari will
tVe exhibition.
Tha flret athlatlo event following
tha openlnc festivities, and r. . nffm
will brine out Harrjr E. Buermeyar,
AfAairlca'A flrat champion Atwt pjiier
d one of tha toundera of the N. V.
A. C. Arthur Zimmerman, another
' old fellow," the cycle kins In the late
Ithtlaa, will ride mile on nna of the
old-faahloned mach;naa that earned
Wm a world-wide reputation many
yeera Mo.
Dan Stern, champion walker In ir7,
another athletic performer with no re
card for Father Time, will hotfoot a
Jap with Nueddorfer, preiant day cham
pion. Other eh!b!tkna by paat title-holders
will include Huh H. Baxter, In the
pole rault; W. C. Dowua, 440 yard;
Jamea 8. Mi ten hi, the welahta, and
Edward C. Carter In the long-distance
events.
The programme to-morrow will be
ehanfted to water conteets. It. W.
Rathhorne, tha champion aculler of
l74. will try hie apeed In a ln Id shell.
Tha Metropolitan Boat flub eljrht, the
champion, of NW, will ehow how
record were made In the old day.
Jam Pllk'nsrton. preslden' of tha Na
tional AH.o!ntlon of Amateur Oars
men, will (troke tha crew. The New
York A. C. champion elKht nf lwft and
the flmom "("hippies," champion of
3, will compete.
Saturday's event will alio be cnV
fined lo MlMtlOdi an open A. A. U.
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MIKE GLOVER EASILY
WHIPS YOUNG HICKEY.
By lamllna; when and where he pleaeed
on Ynung Mickey, the Marletn welter
wellht, in tha main feMt of ten round
at the Rt. Nli'holRa A. ('. Mff Mlkr
Hover of Boaton had no trouble what
ever In carrying off the honor" for
the flrat Ave rounda Olover Jabhed.
npvercut, hookey and awnng on Mickey
nt will, (llover took thlnaa &' In the
laet half of the '.out and dl ! not punlah
If -key o badly.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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RESULTS OK YtSTEKDAY-S GAMES
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GAMES SCHEDULED KUK TO-DAY
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He. ujourt MAwe a fefsfeeT auib
In Future Famous Frenchman
Will Devote His Talents to
Motorcycle Racing.
News of the Big Leaguers
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Henri fit. Tvea, the Frenchman, who
won the famou 110,000 Marathon Derby
at the Polo Grcunda aeveral year ago
and who alnca that time ha made a
name for hlmelf a an neiuplunfat, will
break Into the motorcycle racing game
nt the Brighton Beach Motordrome Sat
urday, where ho'll appear In the open
propfeialonal event. St. Yvea haa been
practlalng on the motors for some time
and now feel confident that he can
oinpete against the beat rlilena In the
huAlnaaa, He haa signed a contract to
Id At BrlghWn tluilng the balance ot
he Aeason.
In bhe star race of to-night's oard
Mike Cottello, Ray Vedlts and Paul
ohiie will appear tn the flrat of the
three-cornered matchea At two mill.
Mechanical trouble put Charlie Davl
ol Brooklyn, who was riding from
cratch In the five-mile handicap, out
of the rac At the Motordeome lapt night
just aa he looked to be a jura winner
iigalnat A picked Held constating of Paul
mine, Hay Vedltx, George Mercler and
Franz Kreba, All with a lap and A half
hand.cap.
Ohne finally won the .avent, with Ve
nn tacond and Mercler third. In
8.16 1-A. The men finished under a blan
ket. Dart rod a sensational race, bring
ing the Urae crowd to ita feet with hi
ayeed whan he pasod the held for the
lire! time on the aecond mile of the race.
With a clear track, lie began hugging
the white line, and at three mllea ap
peared to have the race at hi mercy.
At this point hi motor began to alow,
and at two mure lap he wa forced to
drop put entirely, Ohne taking flrat
money, with YedlU and Mercler aecond
and third In the order named.
Benaetlonal tlniahtia were the rule In
all of the competition laat nlglu and In
every Instance u blanket could have
covered tha field when It flajthod under
vthe red lights. In the three-mile open
professional, the Koing was unusually
Iteen, and tho fight between Ohne,
A'edlts and Sperl was a brilliant one.
World's Tour of the Giants
and White Sox Assured
for Fall.
MORRIS STOPS CUTLER
Iff SECOND ROUND.
CWVl.", K. M July 17.-In a sched
uled bjtvround boxing bout her laat
olght CAT Moila of Oklahoma knocked
out Marty Cutler, a Chicago heavy
weight, in the at cond round. Morns
was tin AaTfrAAAOr from tin' start. In
AaJmlniAtArlng lhA knockout punch Mol
lis broke Cutler' nose.
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The animal canuv.il ntid fames ol the
Million- Athletic AAAoelaUOH will be
held at tue Thirteenth KeKimfnt KleM,
Crnpsey And Fifteenth averVnc, Hath
Ba h. HrnoUlvn. on Saturday. An at
tractive pM'Krnmme of ten event closed
to h unpin) AM of IJolin VYHiiamaker
haa been arranged, among which a re
la) race f xlrle is sure to be full of
.liter. A bnl name between the .Mill
I ore Junior and Die On, in. mi A. A. will
( iort) an Importuitt part of the aftei-
A'a sport.
It Is now aaaurcd that the White Sox
and Olanta will make ttielr contem
plated lour of tha world In the fall.
Charlie Comlskey. President of tho Chi
cago club, baa posted a forfeit for trana
portatlon. Tha team will leave on a
apecial train for Vancouver, B. C.
whence they'll gall for Australia on
Nov. 19. So far six members of each
team have algnlfled their Intention of
taking ttie trip. MenAger McOraw of
the New York club haa posted a forfeit
guaranteeing that twenty-five o' his
men win go along, while Comlky ha
guaranteed ttiat there'll be flfty In the
White flox party.
BUI Evana 1 the latent White Hope.
The American League umpire won a
battle at Loula yesterday and haa a
shirt sleeve to prov It. i During the
game between the Browns nd the Se la
ator a fan In the bleacrier abuaed the
arbitrator shamefully. At the conclu
sion of the battle Rvana alngled him out
and challenged him to go under th
clubhouse and settle matters. Th fan
reneged, so Evan grabbed him bv the
shirt sleeve. Tha fan pulled hlma.tf
free, but Evan found that he bag one
of hlA sleeves tn his hand when he
counted atock.
He says ao himself, AO It re oat be true
He alo saya tbat both th Buffalo and
Athlatlo clubs were after him. Maybe
the fn will b too whan he get bar.
The Milwaukee Club defeated Colum
bia In a nmeteen-lnnlng game, th
record of th sea on In eh American
Aaoelatlom, by a aeor of t to 6. Jack
Ferry pitched the entire gam for the
losers, three single In a row In th
last lnnlnj causing hi defeat
Joe Boehllng can thank hi team
mates that hi record of nln consecu
tive vtetorlaa 1 not broken H wa
batted for two run after holding th
Brown to two hit In lx Innings In
the seventh Inning. It wa In th ninth
that th Senators aosred tw
1 won th game, Tom Hugh, who pttchd
the eighth Inning, getting oredlt for th
victory.
Th Senator have purchased AkMlth
paw Oeorge Clarke from the High
lander. He earn from Bocheatar, but
laoked control, although h had a world
of speed.
Pitcher Lefty Lalfleld, wbo was sold
to Atlanta by tha Cuba, refused to re
port and Inatead haa gone to tit Louie
to enter business.
Th Pirate took th final game at
Boaton. largely due to Wlleon'a horn
run
For the Past Ten Years in All My
Stores I Have Made the Last Two Weeks of
JULY PANTS WEEKS
All the odd tnuwn left uncalled for I have gathered from
my acventeen atoiee and brought them to my New York store,
and al) the endi of piece goods in which enough wa left for
pair fjf trousers I have been keeping my help busy the past two
weeks getting ready for this sale. A man going to the countiy
at this season of the year who has a blue serge coat of this or
last year's vintage can come into my storjr and make selection
either of flannel or dark worsted, or maybe he can match his
old coat. It will be just the thing for vacation purposes. I
have hundreds of styles. F lannels in various shades, cheviots,
worsteds and tweeds, and quite a few blue serges. For the first
of the week a complete assortment of sizes, and would advise
my old customers to call early and get the best selection.
Customers living at some distance from the New York store
can mall in their measures, with twenty cents additional to cover
postage, and I will be pleased to mail a pair of these trousers to
you this week. These goods are guaranteed absolutely all wool
and worsted. None could be made up for less than Ave or six
dollars in regular course of trade. I have put two prices on these
goods. The better styles I will price at
$2.65 2r rrr. $2.15
Uncalled for Suits
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xnis sale lor the past week has been very successful. An inventory of my stock shows a
great scarcity of medium sizes which I sold at the price of $5.00. I
have a great number of large and small sites at this price. Some sold
as high as $18.00 and $20.00, made up by union labor, and guaranteed
all wool. An early call will get a better selection. Uncalled for Suits
I have a number of better grades in the medium sites.
and I can fit a man around
thirty-eight, forty or forty-two.
As this is the accumulation of all
my stores, these suits will cost
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MITCHELL THE TAILOR &?&N
1431 Broadway, Comer 40th Street '"ZZl
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