fg{« TUESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1922. CENTRAL POINT FOR STAGING AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP URGED BY EVANS TUESDAY. SEPT. 5. 1922. WASHINGTON TIMES SPORTS ' Isn't Much Difference] aFríenc/S'The Afternoon Session" JeQii EVANS SUGGESTS CHANGE When Lawbreakers Eddie9S By KflOtt M'GOVERN TOUGHEST MAN Get Together TO FACE TIM CALLAHAN OF TITLE TOURNAMENT The barring of the Dempsey- IM So To By JAMES C. ISAMINGER. SoPfW I'm 5 o rvE öiRlS U/tR-t »AfflAlD THERZ ohe » fighting rank· of today this city is liberally represented in every TO AUGUST OR OCTOBER of snother bout in the same HAD NOUJ - emtUi lu class. recalls the Sullivan-Kil- AT *Tu>o <*>wt> that ??? µ,a?t We also have a score or more of fighters, now retired, who won CHARLES EVANS. pisce ///// ring with him. vescent spirit of the America· soft which muddied the balls. round of round match today represent diversity in the world of tut Ate play "He was one of those rough house, sport crowd, the sportsmanship golf. It is possible to place many in distinct and interesting classes. DiOfsiT äET displayed at big contests here is Of bourse this wse as fair for snd game has after-the-bell flghtera. He never one This all indicates what a great cosmopolitan golf grown rtCRt heard a sound in his life. If he well controlled. man as another and there is to he. gong Bo critic¡»m to be made on the did, he paid no attention to It, and It is impossible to keep the In the class of those who devel¬ at the end of a round the referee al¬ poor sports -out of every crowd. point, but having the champion¬ rtson St. Parker ship in September each year is because they caddled In their Johnston, Paul; ways had to pry him apart from his A pest cannot be judged on ap¬ oped Seeley, New York, va. Bob Gard¬ send him to his corner. about the same thing as the ques¬ are Chick opponent and pearances. It isn't until he gets youth on American courts ner, Chicago; J. J. Beadle, Phila¬ "I will never forget the first time tion, why eighteen holes to I lie va. thrilled with the excitement of course Instead of fifteen or Evans, Francis Oulmet, Jesse Ouil- delphia, Bobby Jones, Atlanta: I fought Terry- What help to bring ford and McPhail. William Norfolk, va. Carl- the game that a spectator's real foilwenty ? Nobody knows. Billy McPhall, the fight to mind Is the story I read comes out. Then In the class of those whose par¬ ton F. Wells, Barton Hills. about Leonard saving his title by sportsmanship were Lower half.Frank it is easy to the pests The first championships were held ents members of private clubs Oodchaux. talking to Tendier and upsetting him distinguish ta and were afforded from boyhood the New Orleana, va. R. 8. Kampman. when met In not from the others. .. September and that seems to be Pine W. they Jersey City enough reason for having It in that opportunity of playiftg on fine golf Valley: W. Patton. Mo¬ long ago. Custom has established many month each year now. I personally courses are Jesse Sweetser, Reggie hawk, va. George Rotan, Texaa: "Terry and I fought at the Pelican features in a baseball para think it would be better for all con¬ Lewis, Bobby Jones. Frank God- John G. Anderson, New York, va. Club, In south Brooklyn, before a which are not good sportsman¬ cerned if the were in Octo¬ chaux, Frank Newton, Ruddy Chick Evans. Chicago; W. C. very tough bunch of his admirers. This is the game meeting C. Fownes. vs. Frank ship. only ber henceforth, or if that is too late, Knepper, Parker Scofield, W. Jr., Pittsburgh, I knew that I had to be very wide¬ where errors are applauded, and make it In August. Fownea, Jr., Bob Gardner and others. Dyer, New Jersey; Cyril Tolley, awake or I wouid have my can vs. F. C. Brook¬ that is because the baseball fan It may seem a little out of place Of the British players who nulli¬ England, Newton, knocked off. So I did what Leonard is different He's for me to make the but fied, there are Willie Hunter. Tommy llne; Parker Schofleld, Boston, vs. did against Tendier: try to talk Terry wild._ point, Aulbach, W.' B. Wouldn't It be better If the cham¬ Armour and Colin Aylmer from the George Boston; tV out of the fight. My policy proved weights. He bowled me over, and each were held host of artlaan golfers who play In Torrence, Scotland, vs. Ruddy successful, but by no means the way pionship year at Sioux when I was on my back he grabbed places nearer the center of the coun¬ Great Britain and from the British Knepper, City; Francis Oui- I thought It would. me by the head and started to pound try? private clubs. Cyril Tolley and W. B. met, Boston, vs. Colin Aylmer, "The referee wee Frank Herald, my dome on the floor. I thought' I I have uo personal opinion, or bias, Terrence. England. an old-time heavyweieht who haa the waa to be murdered. All of the matchea were at 'SKILLET" going to the matter since I won both my today Says Stars Who honor of being knocked out by John titles In the Esst, but the expense There are other elemtns which 36 holee. The standing at the end Big League L. Sullivan. I think old John L. "Herald, the referee, tried to of traveling so far to attend a tour¬ enter Into the situation to make of the first 18 holes played in the slapped him on the wrist, and he de¬ «off. He to the keener for those morning: FOOTBALL cided to become acquainted with the pall Terry yelled ney makes the matter tor competition IDLE Are For prohibitive Jesse Scrapping McGovern: 'You have lost on a a great many fine young players who who understand. Sweetsler, Slwanny, lead rosin long enough to be counted out. foul. Go to your cornerG. otherwise would be in Boston toduy. Harry Kenworthy, Providence, 8 Finn, Esq: Honors I could name a holea. Willie Hunter. England, ltd Top "When the started greet many boya, Five representatives of British L. M. 9 holes. fight Terry 'Terry'e reply was to smash many of them in their teens, who golf qualified. They were Tolley, Lloyd, Greenwich, Seems Like Railroads, Mines, (Copyright, lilt, by Cosmopolitas New« tore at me like a hungry lion who Herald In the Jaw, and he fell on Would oe here except that they can¬ of Reginald Lewis, Greenwich, led J. . Servie·.) .ees a quarter of dressed beef Torrence and Aylpier, the offi¬ A. Kennedy, Tulsa, 4 holea. Jesse Hat Manufacturers and top of me. not afford to enne, cial British team and Tommy Ar¬ Hitters. hanging in front of him. I think "I thought there would be- a I Guilford. Boston, led Marcus Gretr, Leading I traveled 100 In five sec¬ think every good amateur golf¬ mour and Willie Hunter, who have 4 holes. Whatnots Believe in yard· free-for-all. but cops rushed Itfto er should have his chanc«* at the lived in America for two and Philadelphia. Player.Club. O. AB. R. H. Pet. ond» In that ring keeping away Herald to hi« years Jesse Sweetsler, Metropolitan Staler. Browns.. 127 628 114 221 .419 from him. the ring and pulled title. He Is denied it when the were not selected by the Royal and and cf Striking While the feet. Then they pulled Terry of* yearly meeting is held at some ex¬ Ancient Club of St. Andrews to champion, Harry Kenworthy, Cobb. Tigers.... 119 489 86 185 .198 and I to feet. The rep¬ Providence, were the first pair off. Iron Is Hot. Hornsby, Cards. 129 613 112 201 .392 me, got my treme part of the country. The resent Great Britain, officially. Sweetsler took the lead and "All the time I was pouring choice referee announced that I won the from the Pacific coast, for early First Actual of Can¬ Speaker. Indians 117 416 85 168 376 bita of a player There will be kneen competition held It to the eighteenth green, where Assembly Tlerney, Piratee 97 838 47 124 .367 conversation Into hia ear·, scrap on foul; and with the Instance, can hardly afford to travel among these to see which side lasts he led the wide of KIRK MILLER on Ex¬ but apparently he never heard me. assistance of the police both the Scroas the continent and take a the by margin eight By didates Field I thought of were able to longest. holes. Sweetser was at a Home Run Hitlers, % my program talking referee and myself chance on playing OILCAN, Oklahoma. Aug. 24.. Terry to defeat was to be a But it was qualifying, especially Then of the Americana there are seventy-five pace. Railroad locomotives tooting like pected Tomorrow. Player.Club. H. R. flivver, leave the joint Intact. since many of the younger player« those who might be termed "week¬ former British but I kept on making crack· just an awful mess. of started >i>> Willie Hunter, open steam callope escaping from infuri¬ Hornaby. Cardinals. 34 the same. promise caddy boy« end" golfers, who are so busy with outclassed L. ated clears NEW 5.. Williams. Browns. 83 "I met Terry twice after that and have little money. other have champion, completely elephant. Government HAVEN. Conn., Sept. "Finally, the tenth round came. the bouts I did business that they only E. Lloyd, of Greenwich, and stood tracks for next important of have Walker. Athletics. 32 In remaining flot a few hours a week to devote to the end of the morning piece While the Yale football players I waa beginning to ahow wear and try to talk him into defeat. I How this works is best illus¬ nine up at the important nonsense. It Ruth. Yankees. 28 tear from auch intimate game and those who play many play with a medal round In the low been ordered to report today Is Heilmann, 31 relatlona fought a twenty-five-round draw trated by the difference between round« aome e/en Tlgera. with the skull-crusher, and I knew with him at the name club some of golf each week, seventies. Ever so once a believed that the first assembly of the registration of the present in gnat's age. the Run Makers. something had to be done. time later. When we met a third going South in the winter and oth¬ Guilford, the champion, held a clown« are be Leading tourney as against the registra¬ railroad scheduled to candidate· within the bowl will "Soon we came Into a clinch. I tlrm he me In ten rounds. ers being In position which makes six-hole lead over Marcus Greer at tear off Player.Club. Runs. looked stopped tion at St. Louis, last year. There continual play possible. fifteenth but Greer won on Wednesday, and they will be him straight In the eye and I took this fight on four days' were a more the ¿iole, a circus Carey, Pirates. 118 ¦aid: 'Come on, A. P. A. great many plsyers To go still further In the Investi¬ the sixteenth and seventeenth witn that ties looked over by the full staff of Yale Slsler, Browns. 114 you I notice and weighed 118 pounds at St. Louis.so many, in fact. and dwell a the think you are going to quit.' when I entered the' ring. Thai officials becan to the gation upon very touchy threes. Guilford was trapped at up trans¬ coaches, the chief of which is T. A. Blue, Tigers. 114 "That It. ponder subject, there are those whose ama¬ sixteenth and picked up at the sev¬ Hornsby, Cardinals. 112 did Terry hurled some "Terry and I afterward beeaftie thought of making eligibility for portation D. Jones. uncomplimentary name· at me, and friends. There was one teur status la unquestioned and oth¬ enteenth, after Greer laid his second tighter Tobln, Browns. 108 then great only championship play more difficult. ers who ere under something of a beside the Both were out in 38. Jones reached New Haven today gave an Imitation of a Kansas Terry, and he was the toughe·*. pin. than a Base Staaten. cyclone meeting a shack at catch- " cloud, although the official a? of Ouilford had an approximate cold In from the middle West, where he has Leading scrapper that ever lived. What we lack In numbers, how¬ the United States Association -.v- Golf medal score of 76. your been a monti, with his fam¬ Player.Club. SB. ever. Is surely made up with claaa has not as yet fallen on their heads. of Atlanta and J. J. spendine; Slsler. Browne.. 48 here this year. Golf I* taken very Boby Jones, head. "Mac" Beadle, Philadelphia, were all even That's ily, and the other coach··. Carey. Piratee.41 Seriously In Boston, and the gal¬ who at the end of the first Kuller Comer- Willlama, Browne. 83 lerie*! here are wonderful. Ever}- player qualified rep¬ today eighteen one Aldrlch, Myron and resent« some distinct group in the holes In their thlrty-slx-hole match Dr. Frisch, Giants. 28 The matches are trailed by "thor¬ world of all of schedule ford, will be here Tuesday. Senators. 34 educated so that golf, which adds In the first round of the National are Harris, oughly galleries," to the run of the Golf at il.e they "Billy" Bull, instructor of kicking, the players never encounter any of greatly thing. Amateur Championship never be¬ Leading Pitchers. Country Club. hind. haa been here for tome time. the little annoyances on the part of To msny who visit Brookllne and· The cards of the Jones Bendi«· "Doc" Jordan, Yale's hard¬ Pitcher.Club. W. L. PC. galleries not well up on golf eti¬ Capt. 10 2 .833 Join the galleries, the great matches meten. of hitting back; Charlie O'Hearn and North, Cards. quette. which will this End men Bush. Yankeee. 33 5 .816 In the enthusiasts transpire week are Jones, out.44k S45 454.40 common Bill Mallory, varsity backfleld Boston who merely golf matches between master of the firat rank, who are expected Kolp. Browne. 13 4 .750 follow the players know that abso¬ In.363 354 343.33."1 carrier 16 « .714 amateur players, but to others, they Beadle, out.645 454 844.39 to hold their old positions back of Couch, Reda. lute silence Is to be maintained a vaude¬ Stueland. Cubs. 7 S .700 While the Is and represent not only cIusr of golf In.452 545 344.36.7 5 ville Is the line this year, have been in fine play being made, talent, but a class of Ideals and Ideas, this summer In show a nice deference to the In view trim by Indulging leading Majar league Hitters. they of past environment and present oc¬ plenty of outdoor exercise, and ought players always. Some of the have and dovei. NATIONAL LEAGUE. From snother of too. cupation. players of 'S*SS THfBMNL to be ready for the strenuous pro¬ Reed and' point view, old scores to settle If they can. piece which is a of the Player. Club. G. AB. R. H. PC. the gsme enlists Its enthusiasts. For la looking for some quiet boiler gram always part L..139 613 113 301 Many of the players who will con¬ his early-season work. Hornsby. St. .393 Instance, one of the waiters at my test this week will be thinking of factory in which to feather nest. Through graduation last Spring Tlerney. Pitts... 97 388 47 134 .387 hotel offered to match me. head or something much deeper than the Yale lost only three regulars, Cap¬ Hollocher. Chi... 131 609 79 180 .354 Blackbird Season tails, for twice the amount of my their shots come as Last time this snow-white bird, Pitts_125 607 90 179 .868 matched and he way off, they of tain Aldrlch, Guernsey and Into, Blgbee. Check. We won. trail over the Brookllne fairways. It emblem good will, tried to perch two Miller, Chi.104 397 60 140 .353 "Golfer?" he Inquired. on debris of industrial strike, she but It Is understood that one or will be very interesting to watcn men of a will "Bet you the whole amount you stalk got her feathers toasted and her of the varsity year ago AMERICAN LEAGUE. NOW OPEN the "animals by." not return to college this fall. The »ton't qualify," he offered. There is no such at Brook¬ elbows sint..! Slsler, St. L_137 628 114 221 .419 Alas, such is fame. cry names of these men are not made llne aa "let there be peace." the hand Cobb. Det.119 487 86 186 .398 (Copyright by John ? Dille Ce.) The draw follows: Hsdn't any more than rooated on public at this time. When Speaker. Clev...ll7 418 85 168 .375 Top half.Jesse Sweetser, New burning embers of hospitals and shaking is over on Tuesday more Hellmann, Det..118 466 93 188 .858 -SPECIAL- churches than satisfied workers than sixty candidates will get down St. L_125 638 108 182 .840 Rixey Stops Kopf. York. vs. Harry Kenworthy, Provi¬ to and several of these will Tobln. of the Bravea, ended dence; Willie Hunter, England, vs. started sniping at peace pigeon work, Larry Kopf, from behind of doors. have come up from last year'· Yesterday's Home-Run Hitters. 12 Gauge Smokeless . hitting streak of twelve straight L. M. Lloyd, Greenwich; Jesse OuII- fllligree Jail freshman claaa. LEAGUE. games by going hitless August L'6 ford, Boston, vs. Marcus Greer, When Baseball Season It Over AMERICAN to While them New Next Jump that frightened peace There ia great Intereat In the Season's Eppa Rixey. hitting Philadelphia; Reggie Lewis, Iowa on October and Kopf smote 14 safeties In 34 tries York, vs. J. A. Kennedy, Tulsa; He Hikes Off to Work on emblem made was to nearest skein game with 14, Player, Club. No. Total of and elec¬ the chancea are that thla firat bit Bird telephone, St. 1 88 Reed a mark of .412. vs. telegraph, William«. L. Shells for Tommy Armour, Scotland, Her- Father's Farm. I tric wires. Had no more than bal¬ interaectlonal content staged in New Van Olldar, St. L. 1 3 anced toes on gslvsnised threads Haven In many year· will tax the "Blng" Miller, the whaling out¬ than fresh Janitor turns on current capacity of the bowl. An audience NATIONAL LEAGUE. fielder of the Macks. Is a true son of and knocks bird for new set of of 70,000 will see the teams coached Parkinson. Phil. · · 80c Box ¿mfM the soli. The approach of the off pin-feathers. by the Jone· brother· In action. Henllne, Phil. 1 8 season means no long stretch of Idle¬ Iowa, the beat In the weat laat year, Miller. Brooklyn. 1 1 ness for him. Flew to convenient steeple to haa Howard Jone* a· head coach, League totale: American, 468; As soon as the season ends, "Blng" spend night lodged among chimes and Tad le beginning his third year National. 434. will hurry to his father's farm In and ordinary eaves-swallows only at Yale's football helm. SHOT-GUNS Iowa and warm up for his annual to lesrn that building was fire- Yale looks for the full fruition of EUGENE CRIQ'JI TO FACE fall stint of corn husking and hog house which devoted night to re¬ the Tad Jones system this year. 8PECIAL 1»% DISCOUNT killing. sponding to third alarms. Two year· ago both Harvard and WYNS FOR RING HONORS On Standard Makes, Such As "I work hard all winter." sntd Princeton took Yale Into camp, but "Bing" the other day, "for I can't This gumbo about dove of peac·' laat year Jones did better when a PARIS, Sept. 5..Eugene Criqul, Parker Fox. L. stand idleness. I love work on the hovering over fractured business fine Tiger team was whipped to the French boxer, today sccepted the Bros«, C. Smith, farm, and it Is anything but a grind district Is music for the phono¬ tune of 18 to 7. Yale bowed to Har¬ of of to me, It is a on challenge Wyns, Belgium, Ithaca. Baker. Winchester, for although tax bone graph record, hut it doesn't Hston vard, however. In 1921 In a memor¬ meet him in a bout for the feather¬ Remington and muscle. well In the flesh. Old bird is always able battle In the stadium. This of "I never take on one of weight championship Europe. pound hovering.never lights. year Yale men are demanding Har¬ I ' Guaranteed Double Barrel Hammer Shot weight during the off season, simply vard and Princeton and I'm on scalps, they because the go all the time. As soon as the coal strike Is expect to get them.' Then Grimes Stopped. Guns.$18.50 For diversion we have lota of good over the stove manufacturers step Ray Orlmes, of the had hit hunting; so there's some fun In It as out. When Cubs, Guaranteed Double Barrel Hammerless well." the rail tie-up Is un¬ TWENTY-TWO MEN OUT AT safe for eleven straight contests raveled, the price of gasoline a 111 Shot unbend. After straw-hat makera W. AND J. UNIVERSITY when Lee Meadows stopped him Au¬ Gun«.$22.50 Went Ten go back to work, winter comes on gust 28. While getting his hits, Ray Straight. and 5.. garnered 17 hits In 42 batting tries Iver Johnson Single Barrel Shot Guns, all Emit of the there you are. WASHINGTON, Pa., Sept. Meuse!, Oíante, after to for a mark of .405. hitting aafely his lest ten games, aus Twenty-two men haye reported gauges.$10.50 hslted 26 BUI Things will never be right so Line Coach John Kelflaon for the in¬ BiSCPETIOK August by Dosk ifl.i long as else in the world Lou North. During htS period of everybody the Wash¬ 'cept you and me are wrong. itial football practice for Sc hitting, Meuse) spanked out 19 hits and Jefferson squad #3ï (Bntnjtaug THE NEW LEFEVER NITO , SPECIAL In 4« trials for a percentage of .413. ington Penn. At«. fssvaanth Street. Cígdivr JOE LYNCH The old men in and DEFENDS who reported today We epectallso on outfitting tarme far Shot Guns 12, 16 20 C«y%M Cf| were: Captain Wayne, Brenkert, Ba ...... A W«n«J«.»«..l «.I..«« «*» M M *>Om9\* May Catch Tartar. BANTAMWEIGHT TITLE, slsts. Harmony, Fu they. West. gauge A Wonderful value Georgetown Is likely to catch a MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. Sept. 6.. Jone·, an backs; Welderquist, Kon at 27 tartar when Bucknell come« here for Fans were still talking today of the vollnka, Snyder, Spillers, Potter. Foot Ball Worth.. a game on November 18. The Penn- classic bantamweight battle of yes¬ Dyer, Puffman, Crook, Morrow and jaj w aobmlt eetlmate« sylvanlans were strong lsst year and terday, In which Joe Lynch success¬ Ferrer, all line players. FOR HIRE BY DAY are expected to be even more power¬ fully defended his title against Mem¬ The men who were here for the Ini SHOT GUNS OR WEEK ful thla year. phis Psl Moore. It wss the greatest tlal practice were: Inglls, halfback, fight among the little fellows ever from Columbus, Ohio, last year's Hunting Coatê, Pant», Legging», Cleaning Outfit», ate. Begin Grind held In the Great Lakes region freshman: Reese, quarterback, from Today. Moore put up s splendid fight, and Cleveland; Long, linesman, from LOANS Yale. Pennsylvania. Lehlgh snd slthough' knocked down twice In tht Crafton. Pa.: AMerette, star track lAfayette are due to begin their foot¬ seventh round, stuck It the man from laat year's freshman team: HORNING sztTsuTw. ball practice sessions todsv. through ATI AC Navy ten-round distsnee. Back Ressling, a 188-pound lineman I ¦ aa Phon<> Fr»nklin 2*0R Weat Virginia, Pittsburgh. Penn to the seventh Moore from Mart In ton (W. Va.) ano éjè g^^ à%Jm ai W. G? round. High, OUMOSDS. W1ICHES. JEWELIÍ B^^k ¦ mWBBmw m ^AW OPEN EVENINGS Slat·, and aand J. have been at was leading on points, but ha Campbell, a renter from the Jaaon .N» EM *t Hlffcwsjr RrMc. *¦**·*,tat·» .».¦?·»» :»··.* it for a weak or so. groggy at the finish. .Ule UadJ High SobooL