The evening world., 1913-07-02

test. Il may be Q trifle tough on Jawn,
but Just think Of the difference 1t VIII
make In the percentage columnl Come
On. lawn. show W you're game
~oMEBoDY remarked that the
Giants now have the pennant on
~ Ice. Well, Ii there any better place
to keep It In this kind Of weather.
-oM sHARKEY. In the good old
W fisAting days. once had fine
n 1 husky bulldog.
~ Tom was fond Of the dog. He had a
y photo taken of himself sitting beside
= his pet.
One day he showed the picture to a
Visiting sportsman.
mo and u,y dos." said Tom. flour
: ,sh,ns his hand like Joe Humphreys
introducing the King Of Nubia to a
fight crowd.
Jaw, old chap" said the visitor. peer
Ing at the picture In a near-sishted
way, (which side are you sitting ont"
Next day Tom bought horse.
frro-Pof,o seems TO have made
"a something Of . hit. Now they
4 = are announcing an auto-polo
championship at the 'Polodrome'.. at
Hampstead Plains Here's the irst an
rouncemant Of the Auto-Polo Associa-
ton, showing that some famous polo
teopie are interested:
Rivalry IN auto-polo has already
manifested itself at the Polodroms
on Hampstead Plains. and four
teams are now in daily practice for
ne Auto-Polo Association champion
chip. which starts Friday. The su.
tomobile drivers, headed By Called
Brass. expect to show to advantase
owing to their ability to control tne
machines, but the polo. country club
and aviation teams expect to over
come this by their actual knowledge
\ az polo. Interest IN the competition
n growing apscS, and It 10 expected
Y Mat within . few days . national
Naturalization will be formed to IN
Eiude auto-poio clubs - far West -
,.yCaiifornia.
~ cooisty 10 displaying keen interest
IN the tournament because the pro
mated, ana none but amateurs will
compete In the matches for the
championship. The demand for seats
indicates Q 6tg gathering at the
ouenin~ rams. ana the Long Island
sumner co,ony will DO we'll repre-
esntsA The President Of the 1850
cation b Hicks Arnold WeatherDee'
and the vics-presidents incluaS CMt-
ford B. Harmon. jeremiah Miroank.
CaieA Brags and Cyril Crimmins.
Tho hoard Of Control Is composed Of
Frank Tiiford. Ebert II. Gerry. G.
X q. Biiiings. r. W. c. Arnold.
Archer M. Huntington. Rodman
Wanamaksr. Clifford B. Harmon.
Hicks Arnold Weatherbee' Merritt
w. Lund. Cyril Crimmins. Louis j.
Ehret Edward ]. Alker' QUO H.
Pell. jeremiah Milbank. 6terrett Tate.
Caleb Bragg. John II. Hanan. Will
fam Bruce Brown, Richard r. eiA-
eIaif and clifford A. Dunnins.
~oUrs between light men seem TO be
!. X ne right thing for hot weather.
~. The st. Nicholas card Tonight
brings ON Young Goldberg. who knocked
out Kid Julian last Monday night,
Goldberg Is q Rochester boy. KID
Julian has lost only one In seventy
eight fights, and until Monday night
he surely looked a bear. Probably
h,n come right back. and he has his
Chance In a bout with Tommy Buck
of Philadelphia. Young Goldberg Nights
Frankie Fleming. who Is quite the
cleverest little fellow in New York. and
q hrst class fighter. Goldberg will need
to be good. The other bout Is between
Matt brock Of Cleveland and Al Del
mont OF Boston. This makes up one
Of the best cards the McMahons have
ever presented. Pretty good for July.
= EACH CROSS writes that he IL
training only four blocks away
- from McCarey's arena In Los
Angels. a. he wants to be accustomed
10 the climate he's going TO night In on
the eth, Anderson Is training down ~
the -. 1t doesn't make SO much diff
ference In Los Angeles. where It's only
I modssately warm now and where the
Y CIR u very dry all summer.
\ Gross thinks he'll surely beat the
Coast. youngster. Perhaps he will. but
hen Aavs to nsht his best. When they
come a. rapidly as this Anderson boy
has come they have something. Cham
pions'usually come up with . rush. and
AadRson looks. from this distance.
&h se.s'.