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Ritchie-Dundee Bout Postponed
Until Next Week Because
Commissioners Refuse to
Work. ,
'TIIIS eleventh hour postponemsnt
X UD1" wr,k t lhr JtKrhlf
Dundea match which as
vchtduled or lo-nlbt In the (lardri.
It irrMt ditapiolntiiirnt to those
ho war all prepared fur a no.iln.
eUlon bout that will pi od uce teal
Action. The puatpanrmtnt It put up
to the Htata Alhletlo CMiimlsslon,
which (ailed to uct on thi application
of the Hhow Corporation fur a re
newal or II license.
Juit why Unif., O'Nrll, Dixon and
Trie failed to act la not full) ex
plained. The inembera of tha Cum.
nliilon ay that Inuamuch na the
Governor la about to nuino a new set
of Commissioners they thouKht It
would be) fltllnif (hat tli n new men
act on the Uarden license.
It'a a flimsy excuse. The Com.
mission held a mertlnK on Tuexlny.
Tha Governor' new selection hadn't
been named then, and until they are
officially announced Messrs. O'Ncll,
Ulxon and lrce pould have Rranted
or refuted tha license, knowlnR that
ereat preparation! had been made.
However, Manager Wcllman expiclri
to hold tha bout next week. The
exact date, will be known to-day,
PATllONH of boxing are taking a
lot of Intereat In thla meeting
because tha principal are box
rs who never stall. Each Is of the
avtreailve type. Each goes In to nchl
In hla own way, and lights until the
Uat bell rtngavj
Of the two Ritchie la the better
boxer. He itanda up atruluht and hla
movement! are clean, swift and direct.
Me la effective In everything; he doca.
.When Willie came to Now York aa
champion lightweight he wuh matched
Wltb Leach Cross. Just thon Leuclile
waa fighting like a streak, and was
M dangerous a, lightweight aa any In
in country. IUtchla wna wurned
that ha was risking his title, flghtlnir
a, fellow who waa likely to knock out
any on he hit. But Hftchie only snld
that ho Intended to show New York
rs that ha waa a tighter, and the
better Cross was the better It would
eult him. He Intended, ho announced,
to mix It with Cross, right from tho
tart. And ha did. Cross rocked
Willie In the first round, landing a
terrific slam on hla Jaw. Hut Ultclilo
Imply redoubled the n'KKreaslvencss
,of hla attack, until be swept the frun-
tlcally resisting Cross backward
.around and around the ring. '
IN hla other New York fight Ritchie
met Freddy Welsh, who hod takon
bis title on an English decision,
nttchlo said he'd show the public
whethor or not Welsh could atund up
to him, and he'd knock Welsh out
If possible. At tho llrst bell Itltchle
rushed. He fought so fast thut for
ten rounds the English champion
waa forced to run for his life, to
clinch, to hang on desperately.
Itltchle seldom starts at full speed.
It stems to take u round for hln. to
warm up to sighting pitch. In the
first round he has been "nulled" by
several of his opponents. Joe ltlvera
bad hlra etaggorlng, ahd rtltohle
Knocxea jttvera out. Lacn cross
put over a blow that nearly floored
Willie, but Leach waa rushed off hla
feet Immediately afterward. Charlie
. White nearly, knocked Willie out In
the first round of their llcht. ltltrhln
rallied and was carrying tho tlgUt to
White soon afterward.
DUN DUB Is of a different type,
yet fully as gatno and ag
gressive aa Itltchle. He Is
a regular little gamecock. Forced
to give away weight because he
la easily 'tndcr the lightweight
limit at all times himself, he has
tackled them all with equal care
lessness of results. Johnny's man
ager boasts that Dundee never went
to the floor from a punch. lie's a
rugged, sturdy youngster. Dundee
has a world of speed, Ho Isn't a clever
boxer like Itltchle, but the spend with
which i he worka makes every movo
Interesting.
Dundee Is tha most eccentric of all
boxers. He crouches like a cat and
fights In sudden leaps. Mult tho tlmo
he It In the air when his blow lands.
Hlxi speed and tho nervy way In
which he makes unexpected and to
tally original movements has discon
certed many of his opponents. Hut
Joe Mandot showed a couple of weeks
ago that' Dundee can ba hit even
when he Is crouching and bounding
bout Uko a rubber ball.
TWENTT round bouts with de-
I clstona may be held within
eaay reach of New York In
the near.fiiture. Illll Ilrown wrltea
me:
A number of New Haven sport
loving business men have formed an
athletic club for the purnoae ot run
ning bouts the New Haven A. C.
They have made me manager,
Some ot our New York boxers and
managers have done a good deal to
kill boxing In New Haven. They
have passed off hippodrome bouts
on the public. The men connected
with the club seem to have confi
dence that I'll help the boxing sit
uation up there. The bouts will b
held at the Arena Ice Bkatlng Itlnk,
with a seating capacity of 7,000.
Termite for the shows will be grant
ed by the Chief of I'ollce, Chief
Smith, who Is a. good athlete him
tclf and a thorough sportsman. If
things are handled right I am under
the Impression that twenty-round
Championship fights will be possible.
enncsrsijr yours, oiuu uuuww.
L.ml i'Jl.IVy K r uv iwun ' i-JL T in Tiir airl . "
' CA'"I lfNWl7r -" CM COUHT IOOO oyeK NILUG
rs Under
Coaching System Show
Better Than in 3 Years
"Speedy" Rush Appears to Be Right Man and Is Developing a
Strong Football Team at Princeton Columbia Squad Get
Useful Praotlce Against Erasmus High School.
By William Abbott.
TIK wisdom of one-man coach
ing for Princeton hna bven
proven already by results. The
Titers, under "Hpecdy" Ittish, the
new conch, are not ftirthcr ad
vanced than any Ornngo and Mark
team In tho last three yenrs. Ho far
the development of tho players has
been nil on the defenstvo side, but
enough has been shown to convince
Old Nassau grade that Hush Is tlio
rlnht mnn to bo chief engineer of
Princeton' football machine.
Tor some tlmo tiio Tigers huve put
tered from too much couching. Hush
corrected this right nt the start. He
mado himself boss, but In a way
plcuslng to both player nnd coachos.
The new coach Is n, thorough wont
man nnd he begun by drilling his
charges In the rudiments of football.
Rush fairly specialized on Interfer
ence, Homethfng that's been lacking In
recent I'rlnroton teams. The now ays
tern tnudo possible Tlbbott'a long run
for ii touchdown ugalnst ltutgrrs. Tib
bott cuught it kick on his H-y.ird line.
Thero wero six Hutgers men In u row
when Tlbliotl begun ruclng over tha
chalk lines, but as many Princeton
players picked off tho waiting tuck
lurs und tha runner hud almost clear
sulllng for a score.
Then again the Princeton forwards
are fur from being trlnnts. but thev
succeeded In handling tho big Rutgers
linesmen without yielding much
ground In their own territory.
Tho udvaiituite of nnvlng hut one
coach doing the actuil dlreratm: Ii
seen in many other ways. Kor In
stance: The Committee ot 1'lve, which was
Jtu WtiUtd, bfifrwtlfht rhimHoa of tbt
worM. hti liut mid an innouiicunaiit it Okla
homt Cltjr, Ukli.. to On e((t tint bU flnt fltht
in dttrnJ tha till. lll U drcl.lrd duriot tlit MtrJI
Uiu In Sri (libini la Mircb, and tbit hU oi
innrnt olll I tbt m.t lujkil rontrcVr for ll
llllo ti U tl,cli-l l.j tha iinrtlui rltri ot Ilia
fountrr Jm furtlirr ititxl tint tbi rontoit will
ba tur tntr rtmn.ii nil thit ha tnil lilt niniirr,
Tom Join, bile ilrrjdy ilptlJ! to anttit Uia uffu
mid. to tliciu br Touimr llumi and Domlnlck
Toitorlch, tha fuhl pramolri vt St' llrlrtu, lio
but cua Into riUrriblp.
J,ft Smith, tbt click mlddlrwrliht of Iliiftnna.
N. J , who tin Wen flllitloj lor iricril monthi
In Autlnlii, irrliad la Bin V'naciico lo du IUi
bit inisntr. Al. Uirw, inJ "III mch boma cut
rk, 'Mill luloiniiilnu m rnalixl la UllMm
to tbt riur Inna l.lui, rimltb qjit Auiuillt
ifier ha bid loit ou i (out to l.rt Duel Is tba
iccotid round.
Al. Keith la it litxrt lor to tlthtr do bit
oan bu.t.e. nr ui a n loiiiitr. Malay
IllumaDtluit. nbo hu b,n bit imuiiir titr aitii'e
ba hut Joinail tba irof-eijonal rank, Mhlrh kii
oier to cari no. rotldrd Itatnli liat Hint tint
ba could no iunirr louk after hit I meruit.
IllumroUial titiit comklarablr uoncy tnlul to
make a ml tiftitrr of Itrtcli.
Clnil'j Wblu, kiiovknt out Matty llild.
Id Id ona rouod tu button on Tuiadty cKlit,
reotlird ILKM for hit (it) lictoiy, Hilt imouut
aa tba (uirintec lilrb WJiltv'a mimtcr, Nile
UwU, alciitd hUa up for Tba irrou mrlpli
aia I3.7h8 and ltaldtn (ot SO r Mat. of
thtio, which rtir hlui II 133, W,
Ahlxiiilli Tom Andrewa, the nnimolrr. of till.
lukta. la wUUdj to giia WlUla IUtchla and
'7 I ... . . ,u 01 u' fw" oIPi
rJ lao-runl to In Mllwiukaa, tba
uaiu u M CUUbld bacauu IllUUa
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Fistic News ftfiS and Gossip
THE EVIKIMO WORLD, TH U
BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK
WHEN RITCHIE AND DUNDEE FINALLY MEET
(Vrrnrtet. IU, tt ! IVes rulitUHIrif C, (T1 N Tr i:tiM Weneli
---iw mmf
One-Man
in charge Inst year, surrounded Driggs
(mil! nf tho lirst punter on the squad)
nnd shot Instructions ut the young
ster. First they told the former Brook
lyn High School star to kick nplrals,
then end-uver-end punts. Ho much at
tention confused Driggs and his kicks
wero not as long as they should have
hfcn.
Driggs was still experimenting this
MMBon when Hush walked on tho field
for tho first time. Tho now couch
closely wntchrd him tor n fow
minutes, Walking over, he laid
a hand on Drlggs'n shoulder und
rSIrl.'Tim.miriU .J"" klwas beguh yeteVdVr
Milrals," Driggs quickly obuyod anil
lio'u kicking hotter now than ever
bofore. 0
Whatever tho future linn In atoio
for Prlncoton this season Hush will
bo tho responsible party for either
victory or dofent. There won't bo a
repetition of the coaching errors last
yt-nr when tho defense for forward
passes was suddenly changed tho
night licforo tho Yalo game, a mlstnko
which helped the Hullifog to score his
tlrst two touchdowns.
According to reports, Fullback
Ix'lghty of (leorgetnwn Is somo foot
hnller. He's big and strong, runs low
and hard and In nbout ns eany to stop
a n motor truck. I.elghty rlppod off
live yards nt n clip against Prlncoton
und ho ran wild In tho Navy bnttle.
Tin. Oorgotown fitllbnck Is a former
Kast Orungo High Hchcol star.
Harvard plnys tho Indians this Sat
urday, tho llrst time In n number of
nars. Tho Crimson authorities had n
misunderstanding with Olcnn Wnr
ner, tho old Carlisle coach, aomo years
ago, Hecausn of this no team ho
coached was Invited to Cambridge.
The Indians were llnnlly placed on
Harvard's schedule when Warner
shifted over to the University of
Pittsburgh this season.
drmaadt that Ib-j tint at riU'liarUbu. Nate
Leala, Diioaar ef Wblla, it bolJInj off for IU
Iioundi at B P. M.
Joa Aiairdo will mitt Walter Mohr, tba
llmokbn UchKKtitit, in a tin round rontett st
tba Uroadaay lirtln Club of llronklja on
HituKliy nlht, Tbia uujlit to ba a nwt term
aa both Bu ire tlujjfu and time, Afterlhli
CO, Aitieito Kill Jnuniejr to Mlloitikre, xlurt ha
will take cm Itltchle Mitchell, the rmk Mil
waukta lictit xelcUt. for ten rounda oa Oct. IS.
Uwilt "Knockout" Itrown, the Olilcan
lulddlewiliht, who Ii now uodar Ilia management
ct Johnny Mick, U ready tn fUbt Jack Ilillon
at tba llruajaay Siortlm Club f llrooklyn.
Urou baa already fouiht Dillon aeitrtl tlmta
aud cirh time irate him a itltf battle. Mirk
will bin a' tttk today with Jcba Wrluwinttl
In rciird tu mitcbliif llron with Dillon.
Andy Cortti. ot Uilt rlty, and llinty Shup of
C;.tuni were CKr.rcd if t'.siM I ;.'ut,
to met In i ten round bout at tha (Jueentberry
A. C. of l'iij blind I'M) en Mtueliy nlaht. In
the other ten-rounder. Je Htly of llrooklyn will
try and win tha netier declaiou nrrr Johnny
n bttirti ot tin wett tide
t'rinkie llurnt, tha Jtrtay City bintimaeliht
who put, tha K, I), on Jliumy Tnl.ir, tile hxel
UnUui. In the taientli round it New llitrn,
Vmn., lut eliht, wit mttcliol Immntlatuly a (ter
the bout tn meet Attla Hinuini of New Otleini
t the tllymtilr A O. of l'lillt lelphli on Monday
liliht.- Joa Hhuiiua boiet Kddla McAndraai la
th nilu bout.
Tom Mr.trdle. mttctimtker of the Ktlrmont
A. ('.. of tbt llconl, hit irrinitd to ccori ten
roiiini Ijouii for the nrit allow of tbt club on
Saturday liliht. In the main etcnt Kninkout
Htaeiiey will tickle "Wild Hurt" Kenny. Sweeney
recently kuoeitd out Jack Tolind at Albany,
N, V. la tin MDiMintl oud Uirtao IU u
u, ul Juuu VaiuaU.
Rush Starts for
Big Series Seats
I'HILADIM.I'IIIA, Oct. 7. Thou
sands of bnneball fans in thla city
rushed mwrly for their early morn-'"'01 Klnt the Yanks.
Inir mall to-diiy to lenrn whether Almost forgotten In the reams of
thpy had been fortunate enough to se.'PUohlnK doP thnt havo fonJed tho
euro reservations for tho NatlonnI I PaPprs, "Smoky Jon" bobbed up with
chnmnlona nnd the Iloaton American a fn,t bn" ,nat whlrzed by with
title-holders, Those who had takon
the precaution to write the maiuigo
merit last week, nnd wero modest In
their requests were in most Instances
rewarded with a notice to report
either nt tho grounds or nt tha down
town olllco of tho Philadelphia club.
The llnc'iip nt these places took the
plnco of tho long line which In pre
vious yenra stormed the local de
imrtment store where somo of the re
served seats wore offered to tho
public.
Although the llrst game will not bn
played until to-morrow afternoon und
the entrance to the bleachers will not
bo opened until 10 o'clock on tho
morning of tho game, the lineup for
tho 7,600 scnts In thut section which
ii nil uoyn win nuKmenieii (luring tuoigan expects to use mm in no opening
nlirht and early to-day was composed
of spvoral score eager fans and nu
merous small hoys who hopo to sell
their places In line to an ndvanlugc.
110STON", Oct. 7. Thousands of
persons learned to-day thnt thoy had
been successful In their nppllcotlon.i
for grandstand or pnvlllon reserva
tions for the World Series baseball
games to be played nt llrnves' Field,
beginning next Monday. Under the
system which has been In effect here
In rocent years, applicants will pro
sent their notifications and money nt
tho box ottlces nnd receive tho tickets.
All reservations not culled for by C
o'clock tho evening of tho dny pi (ced
ing tho first game In thla city will bo
disposed of at public, sale, to start
ut 9 o'clock on the morning of the
gnmo.
HINKEY REORGANIZED
YALE VARSITY TEAM.
NEW HAVEN. Conn., Oct. R The
scrub footbn.ll material at Tnle had Its
Inning yesterday, when Coaches decided
upon a completo reorganization of th
vanity. All precedent was cast asldo
and nfw mcn were sent In right and
left to replace the regulars.
Charlie Tnft, son of former President
W. H. Taft, got another chance to
prove Ills wortn as tuiinacK, lie iook
Otis (luernscy's plnre, with Hnilth and
Wnltn al tno nntiniiCK posts, uapi.
Wilson, who ordinarily plnys halfback,
reMed again, us did Leflore, Iloth men
watched the practice Ames, a now
man from last year's Freshman squad,
shared honors with "Hev" Thompson
In running tue varsity trom quarter
back. The only two vuterans played In
the line; wny pinyea centre una Jim
Uhcldnn rlcht guard, Carl Iletts nnd
"Cupid" Muck, lioth of whom were de
clared eligible to play yesterday, took
tho right end nnd loft guard positions,
while osgooti wns sent tn right tacklu.
HARVARD FOOTBALL STAR
MAY BE OUT FOR SEASON.
CAMIUltDOrc, MniS., Oct. 7. Tom
Knwrlght, ono of the best backs on the
Harvard varsity eleven, may be out
of the game for the rest of the sea
inn. Knwrlght wrenched his knee In
er!mmr"' with thu second team ve
tcrday and was tfiken to the Rttllmnn
Infirmary. '
Dr. Nichols, In chnrge of the footbal
sound, stated thnt If the ligaments m
Knwrlghl's kneo were seriously Injureu
lie would piny no morn fnntlmll thla fall
Otherwise ho might lie. available wlthlt.
a month. Knwrlght cnptulned the fresh
man eleven last inn nnu snona ns a line
plunger. ,
NEW YORK ATHLETES
WIN AT LEHIGH GAMES.
80UTH llirrHI.KHEM, I'a Oat. 7.
New York athletes won the leadlnu
prlics In the I.etiUh stadium yesterday,
Th Irlih-Amerlcan A, C. relay team
beat the Iloiton A, A. and New York
A. C, V. N. Httphtnion of tha Trinity l.aonted In tha K. of C. Howling i,asfhiii to iiav iuiu v v
Club woa-100 yard and 110 yard daaiioiiaguo thla aaasoa. Tha opaalnIi jicfr,.T2TV'iUu2 1 ito.'oci.-ikn:
I.T1
RID AY, OCTOBER
Jouff
torn, ka.c
NtJ
UMr,
Wood and Shore Show Winning Form
In Final
Red Sox Manager Gives Both
Twirlcrs an "Airing" Aqainst
Yanks "Smokcy Joe" Does
Great Work (or Three Innings,
and Shore in One Inning
Fanned Three Men.
Uy Ilozcman Dulqcr.
A"
HttrtPlMStNa development at the
last hour struggle of tho lied
Hox to get ready for tho big
Riimes that begin to-morrow wan tho
physical condition of ".Smoky Joe"
Wood when ho took a three. Innlnc
nearly all tho old-tlmo "ilp" thnt
mads htm famous. Nine Innlngi
against the PIiIIIIph like the three he
pitched against tho Yanki nnd tho
Red Hox wouldn't have to worry pbout
a star to etnclc against Alexander.
Dill Carrlgan made no effort to con
coal his enthusiasm over Wood'a
showing nnd admitted that ho was
also surprised. The fuc that he saw
n possibility of bomi; abla to use
Wood In tho series caused the Ronton
manager to take the former star from
tho box before ho hud gono too far.
Hhoro's workout was exceedingly
brief and no was handled in n way
mak. the old-timers boll-re Carrl-
fc-ume. Thu tall, lanky fellow with
tho speed faced tho Yanks Juit one
Inning, struck out threa men In xuc
inning, airutn uui iiirru muu in nut-
ho was just right and Carrlgan did
not euro to risk his ircttlnu a soro
ur. ' . . M , ..
Huth had a longer workout than
any of thu twlrlers and nhoweJ traces
of unoteudlnoss that wore disconcert'
Ing. Ho may not get u chAiico to
appear against tho Phillies.
Among thoso who have followed the
Opening of The Evening World's
Bowling Tourney Set for Oct 27
Eliniination Competition Will
Continue Six Weeks No
Entrance Fee Is Charged.
The Evening World's three-man
amateur bowling tournament Is now
a fixture on the bowling calendar for
1D15-I916, Tho rule nnd regulations
have boon adopted and It Is now up
to the bowling fraternity to "get In"
the biggest event of Its kind ever
staged In Oreator New York. The
first entry blank will appear In Tho
Evonlng World next Mondny. There
will bo no entrance fee charged, ex
cept that the howler will have to pay
for tho games ho rolls In tho diminu
tions. All ho has to do to enter the
tournoy Is to fill out one of the entry
blnnks and send It Into The World
office Ho will state on thla In which
academy ho wishes to bowl to qualify
for tho team. His registration card
will then be sent to tho nllcy he has
uelected and ho will npply them to
have his name enrolled.
The elimination period1 will begin on
Oct. "1, 1116, nnd will last eix weeks,
Tho entrnnt may roll a many games
an ho pleases and then select his ten
licit scores for his high average.
Kvery bowler will havo an equal
tMinncn to qualify for tho toam, which
Is to consist of three regulars nnd
Hirco alternates or substitutes.
The freo hendpln tnurnnment nt
Cordes's Grand Contral alleys, llrook
lyn, begins on Monday, Oct. 11.
Cordes takes this opportunity of chal
lenging the winners of The World's
hendpln tournament ut Joe Thum's,
on behalf of his winning team.
Twenty-one councils will he rnpre-
7, 1911.
Workout for
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RP.SUI.T.H OF YKSTKUDAY'S (JA3IKS.
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iwwton. 4t Y'k. Kicmu1 fun,,
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(iAMKS HCIIKUL'IiKI) FOR TO-DAY.
Iloitnn tt S'n Tell. I N Yoik it lloitrn.
lied Hox around the country and un
derstand Carrlgan's methods It It the
unanimous bollef that he will start
either Foster or Shore to-morrow.
Now Yorkors havo taken tho Up
sent out from Phlludolpnla and few
of thont will muka any effort to see
the world's series game In that city.
Prominent meu, who have never
missed the big games before, spent
it day of fruitless work In trying to
get tickets aud finally gave It up.
Those who Insist ou seeing tho games
rcgurdlvsa of cost have decided tu put
tholr cases In thu hunds of specu
lators. The tip camo to Now York
ticket scalpers yesterday that a num
ber of pasteboards had beon arranged
for by their fellow craftsmen In Phila
delphia und that there waa n ohanco
for a cleau-up. Quite a numbur ot
New York speculators went over to
get In while the traae was brisk.
A year ago the poltsemen In Phila
delphia gut quito a number of tickets
and It wus chnrged, at thut time, that
the. sneculutora bought from them lnir."." '" ...:.!
lnri?.. .illi.ntltlei This tlmo tho Plllla- I'tufitvv, mill ..iiuuhci Tr,r, MflltN NflSim: 128
inrhu quantities, i nis timo tno i niiu carrlgan was oxtremc y nnx oils to oT MIPIIAI AC I MKT
dolphla club tr jd lo cut down i the nvn ,llmH(,,f 0f Pat Moran'a courtesy. I ST. NICHOLAS INN
pu ice supply, but tho M0r oer- ,mt tnp cnKU0 rule stood In tho wny.'c TV ,nr Kt N!rl,nla Ave. Jt ?t
ruled them, und It Is quite likely thatjTlln ,,C(, wl now ,,.lve ,0 b,Bl', b. W.COf. at. IMCholIS Ave. & lblhdt.
tickets can be got If a stranger wunts
to pay the price.
Tho Olanta at last closed tholr sea
son with u cinch on lust plnco duo to
hinds of Iloa
tho doublo dofoat nt tho
ton. This also cinches
. - it,,,. rm ! ih flrat
' National Loaguu team haa
nntsuou
i last Hlnco the historic regime
. f
Andrew Frecdman.
All over Now York fans were
watching the scorcH to seo how Larry
I Doyle hit the ball. On the day before
ho made a slight gain on Luderus ot
the Phillies for tho butting honors.
Yesterday Larry made two hits nut
or eight times up ana L.uuerua aid
exactly thu name. Tha race Is so cloao
night Is act for Monday, Oct. 18, at
Thum'a White Klcphant allays.
Tho Hunts Point flvo-man team
'.as Issued a challenge to any similar
aggregation In Greater New York or
vicinity. Address Hob Lowenthal,
1029 least One Hundred and Hlxty
third Htreet, New York.
John Kostcr. erstwhile bowllnr
champion and officiating chief of the
uronx contral alleys, camo close to
beating his own record, and probably
the world's record, of fifteen perfect
300 scores, by ono pin. He missed
the twelfth strike, hitting the pins
for a total ot 299 at his alloys Mon
day night.
The Park Howling Club, nevcrul of
whose members wont abroad last
yeur to tako part In the big bowling
tournnment that wns to have beon
staged In Berlin from Aug. 1 to 31,
and which Incidentally had to ho post
poned on account of tho war, moved
downtown from 15sst Klghty-stxth
Htreet to moro spacious quarters at
Now York Mncnnerchor Hall, No.
20S-M9 Kost Flfty-slxth Htreet. Tho
opening games of the season will be
rolled Oct. 8.
Tho Dyckman flve-man team have
challenged tho Crotonns to a homo
and home series. Tho latter have
accepted.
KANSAS AND MANDOT
IN TEN-ROUND DRAW.
lU'KFALO, N. Y., Oct. 7. ftocky
Kuniias held Joe Mnndnt to a draw tu a
ten-round bout hero last night In which
lioth buys were groggy several tune,
Mandot almost dropped Kansas In the
fir st inlnuto and Kunsns hud Mandot
going when the bell rang at the end of
the annul loutid. In tho fifth Kansas
again shook Mnndnt and In the seventh
Jou mado Itocky's knees sag with a right
cross, Dp tn the eighth Kunsas was
leading, but Mandot made a seiiaatlonal
finish und outpointed tho local boy. Al
though Kunsas won five rounds, Joe's
good nmrglii In the last two was suffl.
clent to glvB him an even break. About
4,001 turned nut tn sea the bout.
Jwic expeen to nw
PUNOMl CXDUCMIM6 ATTACK
World's Series?1
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1 tournament at the Oakland flolf Club
now that tho batting championship . y"'l!'y. J?'Srln, k ,M
cannot bo decided until John Hoydlor , icK&'-'V W: tiitWt'H" .iVaV.' i?'
publlsheit the ofllclal llgures, Two of lua un. -u ti v. it iio-nri-i, idi,'ioo '.
tho well-known statisticians have -''V M il.Ir, 7 Hntdee1"'!!;' tf.L .felV6
Uoyle in tho lead, while one puta ist? ii. "".' uiV-A u'
Luderus on top by ono point. f'",'fe '.'! ,lr-'" a a so. mil J.'Morrii hm".
Iler. Pi HU iim m, l(i. ; Hinrr. Its.
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Most of the professional gang of aw in la;. Mamird it, iar, no, m--j4a
scribes, acouts and magnates bid r , H'"s J'..''''"". ,0- " h-i. iMt
goodby to the Polo Grounds for th..,". !$ jflf Vf'cV
season after tho double-header wltn ijo, i-jm-ji. -si.
tno mox. Tliey oil move to t'nua-
delphla to-day to bo present during
the pvrllmlnarlcs In conversation,
betting nnd hunting for rooms. A
mighty slim crowd Is left to see tho
Hed Hox and Yanks finish up the
season.
The Yanks wero Just n anxious as
tho .Sox to call off to-day's game
and allow the ltoston club to go to
Philadelphia, but the management
was Instructed by President Johnson
that tho Now York club had no au
thority to call off a gamo unless
weather conditions prevented It
being played.
The Hed Sox hod been Invited to
use tho Philadelphia grounds thlsj
tho series on a diamond nb.ioultoly I
strango to tnem.
One of the Doston newspaper men
.received word yesterday that tho en -
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games. Tim Murnane. who
hits been connected with baseball fnr
iiiuro iiiuu unriy ycura, Buys nu nun
na has flooded the Red Hox manage
ment. Tim had to get out of town to
escnpo friends who requested that
ho look out for tnem.
Evidently Manager Carrlgan ex
pect to use Janvrln, his utility in
flcldcr, during tho series. On three
nccnslonH nqw he haa withdrawn
Hcott nnd sent Janvrln to short, nnd
It so happened thut the substitute
has played wonderful ball both In
the field nnd at the hat.
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WORLD SERIES
Baseball Games
on the FiDioui
jackson manikin board
at the (llltli lleilmeivt Armory,
2.1th Hi. nnl I.etlniiton Ave.
Time Utile Men Are. Two Feet
In Ilelaiit.
Ttiej bit. pin ind tll.la to baiett itoop.
Pica up, throw ind citch tha hill, Thar
itutillcite etcer plajr tua.le on the orifiQil
field. They tileiM tha mint ribl.l tin, in,1
re fm-iill7 lotemtlog to lidlee and
rhtMren.
IIIIIKCT tVIHK l'HOM IIAHKll.VI.L
rlT.I.II TO AIIMOItV.
Kterr play raiie by both tearai on the
field It duiillcitM Initintty it the Armory
llama tiarti al U IB.
A.tmlMlno JM a, AOd, Doort open at 13.30.
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
'GOVERNOR FIELDER '
PLAYED EXTRA HOLES
10 WNJOLF PRIZE
Chief ItxctTiitive of New Jer
Defeated J:icld of Nota,
He at Areola Club.
O v JjiHfi I'. Hrtder t,f New Jer.
sey w( ii ike gvlf jiye at the Areola
flub eitr.dey. defwatiag some of the
most pr.iiiiliiont Judges nnd legtsls
lore In tin, Htaic Msny of Ilia nolat
bits who oouipetid In th. rnt sen
lor' tournament at Hye, K. XH wera
among tha starlaia. Oov. Fielder and
Col. Frank II. Taylor wera tied with
4 each. Thrra waa a playoff ac
cording to match play conditions and
Oov, Fielder won on Uio second holt
by sinking a long putt for u 1, Col.
Taylor had 4.
William H. (lummere, Chief Justlct
of thu Hlatn Huprrme Court, played
from scratch liee.man of h.
showing In tho Mentors' tourney. Ha
returned a cord of l0. Among the
ero Vivian M. lwls.
crt Walker, Jmlgn Francis
. Judrn Charlea W. Pirli.e
of New Jersey, Judga Thomaa W.
Prrlchard, JiiiIkii Jamia F. Hlntburn,
Jtnlgn Jumiw Kallsi'h, Judgo Kugent
HtKvenson, Judgn Hrnest J. Ileppln
helmer. Judge Henry H. Terhune of
Matawan, N. J., and Judge James J.
Ilergen of Hoinervllle.
' HHAWNIOH-ON-OKUAWAIti:, Pa.,
Oct. 7. The annual full irolf tourna-
' mont of the Khawnee Country Club
opens to-day. Handicap condition!
will prevail at match play.
The Hntplrn Htate tins and Klectrlo
t Association held its accond nnnual
lliirna Knorki Out Taiylnr.
NEW HAVEN. Conn . Oct. 7.-A.t the
Casino last night Frankle Duma of Jer
sey City knocked out Jimmy Taylor of
New York In the seventh round. In the
senil-flnnl Andy Cortex and Kid Hurni
fnuirht an eight-round (Cnw. Jackie
Dobba wns knocked nut In the sixth
round by Ijirry Hansen,
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1029 East 163d St., N. Y.
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