New-York tribune., 1916-07-10
In Al Fairness
, By w. o. M'GEEHAN

humble opinion the thrilling sporting event in history
of We would like to have had seat
grandand the ringd when happened We probably
the and the cashing of the
the realization superior
judgment would combined make it perfect day
Yankees the American League gives the
thrill In the Yankees have suffered the lack
appreciation endured by the before he turned The
pampe the New York baseball fans We
are not saying the moment Fate to engaged in
geasng footed idols of the Polo Grounds
But truth? Take the most recent indulgence displayed
for the complaint of the Giants Some Of the players declared
of the the fence at the
Polo Grounds offended the senbes of the superior ball
PLAYERS redeorated Immediately and soft green back
ground furnished for the sensitive athletes 1t did not improve their
avng to any considerable extent that Is neither here there
suppoing downroddn and humble Yans had complained
few that Harry Stevens had ideas on outdoor art WHICH
rad their peace of happiness They would have been
hooed across the Harlem River -,
Wien tbo Giants lose game it always through accident Ill
fortune according to the of the New York fan
49, varloes lose the fans hold that uni
formIv rank point just beginning take den
We admit that immune from the popular ncha
on to bt We blush when we recall the not ana
humid afternoons year when spent precious moments
petuany pannng Roger Peckinpaugh Tor not h"s " WISH "
acknowledge publicly that he has made mutt out OF u.s. ~
If the this gait and win that pennant We Will De
~ m banpv as we were when the dramatic victory
scored by the Yanke Come on you worm'
prara.orv to fling claim lightweight championship Ad
w asks us to pass judgment running description OF his hght
with Freddie Welsh He calls particular attention to houha nree
"Wocas strikes to the Welsh claims foul Welsh crunn-
res to the apparent Three physicians DIS baggo
ul and Robinson summoned They could find no trace OF
foul consented to continue after delay OF nineteen minutes a
rew round was n order Wolgast's round
showing Wolga certainly Is entitled 10 decision OH at
L corsec,entlv his title lightweight championship should
restored If decided that Welsh had not been oud ue roy
mid man should have the penalty for taking
later couded his claim by actually 1oug
Welsh in the eleventh of the same bout The Little Dutchman
lost the championship foul and now II seems ha' ne mas HIS
chance 10 regain for the reason
Lou.rood less Willard busy dposing $500
tho nearest attention to such matters fder
on claims the heavyweight championship The peculiarly pus
~ most person in all matters pertaining to himself ana
b makes the claim cracking smile But the formidable
d MYSTERIOUS Michael his are the only two persons VINO
will even pretend to listen to the claim
Frederick exhibited New York and demonstrated tha ere
~ at least half heavyweghts within haing distance who ou
the claim to championship
honors penve little person named Ernest oue'
price better known Jack Dillon Before limiting nat ne considers
f tho heavyweight champion the OF Mr. Price would
M well for the pecocous pasterer to take running start ana " aNe
sure that there is plenty level country ahead