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The evening world., 1917-10-04
LOUISVILLE.

First Raco--Saza Many. Sweet
Alisua. Jean *.
Second Race-sun God. Llberator.
kurfhage,
Third Race-The Grader. Or.
Tuck. Cleek.
Fourth Racc-tSchorr entry. Pan
zarcta. Midway.
Fifth Race-Auriga, Buttorscotch,
Sansyming.
sixth Race-Atalanta. American,
Oceans weep.
seventh Race-Wadsworth Last,
Might owl, Dovcdalc.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Oct. 4.-Baird's hit
in the ninth inning scored Hornsby with
the run that gave the ST. Louis Cardi-
nails a victory by a score OF to over
the st. Louis Browns in the first game
OF the fan series Loudermlk out
pitched Meadows but poor support cost
Al4 the ganA.
The evening world., 1917-10-04
R.A1....I,
COLUMN
dWIW<rvvrR
g
Our Star Boxers Are Nov Bea.n.
ming 10 Report 10 the Various
Training Camps 10 Begin the
Serious Profession Of Teach.
mo Boxing 10 the Soldiers.

NUN N..Ha
1hf >ss A#ft i.r.f
TTHI b1trrs arc H.F.UHHr Hr
called upHu ... tH, h.
The C.uuI.H..l 100 IIbIn.HE
camp Acu,fIra ~ fNa WHr u'par'
ment BE- notifying ihr u,n selected
and b. sending them i, fDe.r .'afHna
In the training .Hmpf
Mikc Gibbons has gone ,l camp
Dodge o. p,s MHr,. Iowa where
. no has already begun ih' .olh ~
organizing Tor teaching boxing tu HI
he soldiers u training Nib. has
been put Boo charge uf boxing AFFAIRS
IN that camp Ilr s 600, Hni.ia ~
stfuctor. The military officers viii DO
everything possible 90 aid him. 40
they all know the great Importance of
the work and are eager Co see it we'll
under way
Battling Loy.nsky went Go camp
Devens at Aver. Mass, yesterday The
night before he fought his last ring
battle In Boston. a tWciNc-rpund draw
with Knockout Bn brennan. Levin
sky will give his entire time as long
as the war lasts. 10 training our sol-
diers. II would be- difhcult 10 hEd a
better man for an Instructor He has
held his own for years, against mu h
bigger men. by sheer clcvorncss aud
aggressive nghting ability Lr,nshy
offered TO work In tho camps for
nothing. In fact ho preferred TO do
the work that way lie has put away
= neat fortune earned In the ring. so
}. that salary was not "A necessity In his
case. However, the Government has
decided that all the boxing leaders
in the various camps viii be paid
q fixed salary for their services. Az
all arc TO he paid. those who actually
need the money to support their fam
lilies can accept It without embnr-
rassment.
Johnny Kilbane, first man selected
BY the commission. is now at Camp
Sherman, Chillicothe, o, He IL In
charge of teaching the thirty Or forty
thousand men there now to bon. II
II something OF job that each OF
these carefully selected instructors
IL tackllng. l<ilbane will make good.
He has everything that successful
instructor must have, skill, courage.
persistence. good humoT. an even
temper and what II generally known
as personality"
Kilhsne was the FIRST boxer In the
p United States TO write tho War De-
partment and offer his services as a
boxing Instructor in the army. lie
wrote when the United States went
in-when the first movement to raise
troops started. His letter was filed
away, and Johnny's patriotic eager
ness 20 be OF use was remembered
His name led all the rest in the ON
cial list.
Benny Leonard won't have a chance
TO take any trips TO the Pacific Coast
or anywhere else just now. Benny
has notified the commission that h1
will cancel all engagements the mo.
ment no is called. lie has not yo
been assigned TO n camp. but In &
very short time he will be hard a
work-probably giving his attention
10 troops from his own state. II Il
possible. though, that Benny may b,
sent 10 one OF the big Western camps
for hts reputation as worlds champion
will give him prestige wherever ne Il
placed.
The evening world., 1917-10-04
Bugs" Bder and other Writers
OF Baseball win Tell You
All About the WOrLd'S Series

Worlds New York
Evening He will everything that and
o Bugs
"Busher'
addition The Evening World will have its
baseball eaists hand
everything
The evening world., 1917-10-04
Races at Aqueduct Good,
Although HUe of Six
FaUOrites Are Beaten
RACING SELECTIONS.
AQUE DUCT.

StrRdivarlus.
Second Race-Trumpator. Ben
Wyvis. Brooks.
Third Race - wild Thyme, Miss
Kruter. Margaret l..
Fourth Race-Gillies Orderly,
Brooklyn.
Fifth Race-Jlmmy Burns, Mira,
Andes
sixth Race--Game Cock. Trompe
La Mort. Trite.
The evening world., 1917-10-04
Sport Briefs

The N'uks. who at one ting looked
l,i"' I.1i pcnnant contender have
finished their American League sca-
SON sixth ON the list. Last year the
..uh had good reason 10 finish away
behind. DO suffered 80 much from IN
Juri"s Go stars. This season the club
has n' real excuse. except ,aat 10
wasn't there"
The evening world., 1917-10-04
THIS teaching OF boxing in tho
L army Is "A serious profession,

THIS teaching OF boxing in the
army Is "A serious profession.
The boxers who are appointed
by the War Department for this work
will have little time for any outside
engagements. In fact, It is planned
at present TO have them give all OF
their time and attention 10 the work
In the camps, and any competition
they may wish TO engage in will he
entirely for the benefit of the sol
diers and will be restricted TO the
camps So the boxers will be doing
their bit as fully as any man In
khaki. They will he working harder
than they ever had to as ring fight
ers. No more easy money In a few
minutes OF boxing In the ring, with
weeks In the mountains or at the
seashore afterward No more pleas
ant training camp days at some sum,
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Mlas Mari" Wagner won tNc singles
lunl ln the open tournament on the
counts "' the New YORK; Lawn Ten
MS CluD at Columbia oval The
national ndoo, champion eXcolled all OF
her previous performances at driving.
and by her victory she bcame the sue
ccssor to Miss Molla Bmrsted; who won
the honors OF the tournament last year.
with unusual rapidity OF execution
Miss Wagner played through two
matches, In which she won 81 total Of
twenty games to three lost to oppo-
nents. In the sem-hnal round Miss
Wagner defeated Miss Helene Pollak OF
the Harlem Lawn Tennis Club at co,
90. Then in the final round the ma
tional champion met and outplayed Miss
Bessie @, Holden OF the New Rochelle
Club at 6--2. G--i. Miss Holden In her
semi final match defeated Mrs. Samuel
Waring In straight sets at 6--l. Ga.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

SIX contestants passing the Judges a
few inches apart. So close were they
clustered at the end that the crowd
was unable to separate them. The
officials decided that straight For
ward won by nose, Leuchares sec
ond by head, and ultimatum third.
"a head in front OF Paddy Whack.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

John r.. Madden sold Mountain Rose
Cd before the first race. and a couple
of hours later the goldtng carried the
colors of r., ID. Springer home in front
.of five cheap selling platers. The
victory gave his new owner plenty of
thrills, but II earned him little money,
for when offered for auction at :iOl
Willie TraveTs bid him mp 10 5000 Mr..
Springer bid an additional s. and kept
his new purchase,
The evening world., 1917-10-04

N'I"lsenen'A are nearly completed for the
munster benefit that Is 10 be aiyen D,ro Dr,pc
the we'll known sportsman. at the CIernont uint
next "wednesday nisht, All OF the stars OF III,
oohhs world are volunteering their services and
many Ald' class vaudeville acts will also b, pIt
on Dunne was engaged as treasurer for both the
Manhattan A. c. and the Clermont Rink Cluls
at the time lie was stricken recently, which mi,
fortune will prevent ni, ever working asain.. lie
has h"cn identified with lie boxing and racing
sports all his career
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Golfers belonging TO the Union
League Club had their annual tourna-
mcnt on the links OF the Knollwood
Country. Club ana included In the field
were a number more or less famil-
lar at the Apawamis senior gatherings.
Tho prize for the best net score went
to Or. Colin $. Carter with card OF
S-i6-6S. DR., Carter. who Is the
father Of Philip Carter, the well known
golfer now driving an ambulance in
France. plays with only three clubs
brassie. mashie and putter. For all
that. no came home in 80.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Three horses changed owners for
being entered in the first race. a
claiming anair AT ave furlours. g. l..
COmcford claimed NJ T.. SehwartZ'g
APPROVAL, Emil Herr took the Crown
stables SvcngalL and j. NJ Crane
claimed the Quincy stables George
Washington, Several sharpshooters
were on the trail OF T.. y Wcn's
Golden GLOW, which was among thr
entries, but his owner scratched him
before the claiming began.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Dutch Bnndt the Brooklyn bantamwsight VIII,
"'lue great Impression with the fight fans OF
Ne" oHeans' by scoring a decisiou over Kid
N'S'e'' ue New Orleans BANTAM In a twenty.
,o"nu pou' on last Monday night has been
booked 10 meet Harold Faress f,r tv,l,c ro,rds
at 10" National A. {. Of P-uvidene, O, Oct Io
Dnndt viii probably meet Frankie burns a. the
Broadway :. c, OF Brooklyn on Oct. 10.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

MaNcy Ilirsch set another prcrc-
dent. he Won mile race WIN a
two ycRr-old colt. lie started Cayuu
Boy in the third race aguins, several
older horses, and before the race told
al OF his friends the colt was "A
"stayer'' and would win, MaNcy's
took the track when Mars Cassidy
sprang the barrier, aud led to thr
end, where he VAS pulled up three
lengths ahead OF Thorn Bloom. ". II.
Goes steeplechascr Bet started In this
race and ran exceptionally well and
earned third money
The evening world., 1917-10-04

- l'e ten round bout between Jack Dillon and
hArTS Greb OF Pittsburgh whih has Ieen post.
.oneu various times on account q Dillon teing
"A,cneu loF contests at out ot town clubs. viii
p'D,oD De fought at the Broadway =. C. Of
BioohJn on Tuesday night, Oct 20 a. DI1on
wired to-day iAt he will be ready on ,b,t date
The evening world., 1917-10-04
WORLD SERIES DOPE
A. " NaN llciwc. Inc
o"ams imrii Ouly zee
GiIc, @ tmlI Sound
lmr 90 Makc u the iicq
Quauei be- ihs Institute "

o. AAeio RUDoLPa.
ls'i hanaea hssshsii ssnsft. sad
authoI ~ aheft 1asfnsss in ~
suisInu Docfs

H a.tH.t s sliii.- sss.ssns
'"Hf.a .a.s Firk psar
tHI ..H
A. r. rs.I ...n., H. Chants in
.'iI uHI Fulul.Ut a ruoi n.coni
.UHI iH WHIr H tnr nrsf ouarffI in
fUt lurffHf.nr tuafNrI. o. chlsoa
HHf' f|' Hftff urlfnrmH. ahlta
't'Us tnIuEs ur
% Ioplt at p il, Giants viii ue
.H.uulslfIf uIIOIlfsHd Iu thr uniform
.tu.Tl.ut Huitrs Manager Mrlfaw
ttu Induce Lady puff. Gordon 10 d.
..En aulu' ruI, HuI charming hasr
Doll fr1UhH fuT hts frHp
Both teams are veil supplied
With shoes, caps end belta. The
White Sos have q stear, heatsd
bat bau. bot the New Workers.
have lcft handed uroundkeepsr
~ho bats 900 with the lawn.
mower ell year round.
jim Thorpe VIII strengthen he
Giants. .f Jim U.- -lt on the bench
in som, ~ the most important games
~ the season.
with ull things practically even. u
looks a- Or the s,rir- VIII SWING on
IA, fans and umps. Scouts who have
been laWp.ug the chicago fans claim
that they cant uit q LEFT handed um-
piru. n this lis true. McGraw should
stick ia soutnpaw jumps In the
pinchcs.
Playing on the Nhit, SoN baseball
inks VIII not weaken the Giants.
Right field IL m the same place m
both the Polo Grounds aud Comisksy
Park.
HIHaOgr ucGruU WiH iasist that
/ Ne, uU,id BE- mdnicHrcd cdrcfullU,
as h" dO'SHt WdHt decision 10
take a bad bouHc".
Comlskoy PARK is eNceed,neIy
spacious, and both iutelds win have
/ plenty uf room iu which to make wild
/ throws.
Buck Wpayor especially requires a
. lot ~ geography In which TO loosen
up his old throwing elbow. as when
Buck Is feeling wild-throwish he
/ would feel Cramped for room In the
! Sahara Desert.
Manauer Rowland will have
pines batters, emergency runners.
pinch fielders and pinch talloers
ready to hop into the game az
months notice.
By special arrangement with the
authorities, the architects who de-
signed Comiskey Park were able 10
provide lots Of room for the batters
To raise pop flies. There VIII be no
limitations I'm this department OF the
series. Bltters will he eligible to pop
up flies as high as they desire.
D '....,.,.......... '''''' '''' '''''':
/. " any decisions 90 against the
Giants, IL the New Workers lose
any debates, IL McGraw finishes
second in any argument-well-
John won't have any kick coming,
as the acoustics in Comiskey Park
are the finest in the world.
(The next article will be on VEN
tilation Of Comskey Park as com
pared to the New York subways)
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Women from the Wostchestor district
were carded 20 take part In team
matches under the direction OF the
Women's metropolitan Golf Association
ana OF the four scheduled contests only
one was decided
The evening world., 1917-10-04
HStiC Ne1vS
and GOSSIP
By John Pollock

MIa' OboWd. tho sensational 81. Pau,
boxer viii mako b.s last rius uppea rance
Tor some tim, 1t the CIrrmout Rink.
hi"pNyu. to-nIEnt The Fighting uarp
has been drafted INTO the national
ARMY o'Dowd viii exchange punches
with II. o. Niuc Laughliu. tnc sggrrs-
i've beunsyIviuie m.uilewcIEht who
has stood on Mike Gibbons. Grurr" GIMP
and Jack Dillon. In his debut ~ the
Rink a few weeks ago LtusnUu won on
foul from Silent Martin
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Both tsams are veil supplied
With shoes. caps and belis. The
White Sos have . stear, -hsatsd
bat bau. bot the New Yorksrs
have . icft handed aroundkespsr
~ho bats 900 with the lawn.
mower ell year round.
The evening world., 1917-10-04
C|COTTE'S "SH|NE BALL"
TRUMP CARD OF WHITE SOX

Eddie's Mysterious Delivery, Which Is On Order of
Splitter" Won American League Pennant for Chi
cago Team, and 1t Is Expected to Prove Stumbling
Block to Giants, Who'll Rely on Ferdie Schupp Their
Left-Handed STAR to Win Worlds Baseball Cham
pionship. -
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Joe Mooney Of The west side has been mlt,ls
to hoN JOHNNY Malone Of Hallstou. Pa. ta
rounds next Tucslay night AZ tie National slor
ins CLUB South Bethlyucm. IA
The evening world., 1917-10-04

H.tHIf it u.tiifa a fsps.tiaiiH =
H .'."HHa 'a.s f'iok psaf
t.I| ..H
The evening world., 1917-10-04
However; None of Winners
Turn a Form SomerSault to
Land Home in Front
BV Vincent TrednOr.

A S tho local racing season IL
~ drawing 90 close the con-
tests at Aqueduct seem 10 inn
prove. Yesterday all six races fur
nlshed good contests. and although
Ave OF the six favorites were beaten
there was little cause for complaint.
None Of the winners turned IA form
somersault 20 land home In front,
and that fact alone satisfied the
crowd.
clifford A, Cochran's Fairy Wand
won the Arvcrne Handicap at the
long price OF 10 TO /, but McAtee was
not In the saddle, and that made a
lot OF difference. Willie MiJgley al
ways got plenty OF speed out of the
flly In her trials, but when compet-
ing, with McAtee riding. she refused
TO run to her best work
Yesterday Obert had the mount,
and under his guidance she fairly
flew over the one-mile course and
ran such good handicap horses as
Corn Tassel and Manister TOT dizzy,
and won IN the fast time OF L3S.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Money to bet on the worlds base
ball championship Is coming into the
wall street district in son,Awhat
greater volume, although the amount
at stake Is thus far away short OF
that put up In previous years. Bet
ting commissioner. however. antici-
pate lively betting from now on.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Walter Nosburgh put over one Of
hiS exceptional specials in the second
race. Tie allotted the weights so
evenly that students OF form" were
up In the air while trying to pick the
winner. They couldn't decide which
had the best chance or winning the
event, and the judges had almost as
much difficulty deciding the victor
atter the contest. The race resulted
in a blanket finish. with four OF the
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Walter Laurctt. the ives, dde wsl,srveght. who
boxes Auzie Rather a; the Faimont A. {. sat.
urday niait. and Al Dewey. the ruggeI figh.or
q "llkas-BaHe. Ia, sisnod articles Of asr,e-
ment today calling for then TO me,t in a ten
"nnd bout At Wlkes-Banr, Pa. on the night
Of oct 10 Dewey has quite a record Of vie
tories to hs credit amt he ought 10 girs Iapr,t,
a stiff battle
The evening world., 1917-10-04

" any decisions 90 against the
Giants, IL the New Workers lose
any debates, IL MeGraw finishes
second in any IL
John won't have any kick coming,
as the acoustics in Comiskey Park
are the finest in the world.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

jim Thorpe viii strengthen he
Giants. .E Jim Ns- SIT on tls bench
IN som, ~ the most important games
~ the season.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Bv special arrangement with the
authorities. the architects who de-
signed Comiskey Park were able TO
provide lots Of room for the batters
To raise pop flies. There viii be no
limitations I'm this department of the
series. Bltters will be eligible to pop
up flies as high as they desire.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Manager Rowland will have
pines batters, emergency runners.
pinch fielders and pinch talleers
ready to hop into the game az a
months notice,
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Playing ON the WHIT, soN baseball
links viii not weaken the Giants.
Rlsht field iS m the same place m
both the Polo Grounds aud Comisksy
Park.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

(The next article will be on VEN
tilation OF Comiskey Park as COM
pared to the New York subways')
The evening world., 1917-10-04

LEXINGTON, ky. oct, 4.-Ito.n
caused an early pos,poucmeut OF tho
harness racing vita only one race. the
lis trot. finished. The Phoenix Hotel
stakes for free -for-all PAGERS went over
until to-day, with William and Miss
Harris NJ each with a heat to their
credit william. on the pole, led all the
stall Off the stretch challenge OF Miss
Harris NJ The time OF this heat
100 l-2-equals the seasons record.
Miss Harris NJ. won the second heat In
1.O2 "a, laying the programme over un-
III to-day.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Hn"IOgr HcGruU rM iHsist that
Ne, iUU,d BE- mdHicHrcd cdTcfullU,
as h" dO'SHt WaHt a decision 10
take bad bounce.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

N lHuir af p II. Giants viii be
.HuulsirIN .uIOIlfsrd In iho uniform
.,pafl.u,.t. uuisss Manager Mcaraw
,su Induce i-dy puff. gurdon 10 D.
..En Huu' .uI, auI charming hasf 4.
boil fruUka faT his feHfi
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Nike Gibbons the sensational St. PAN middle.
"e1sii' who was recsuuy appointed a. boxing
Instructor for Camp Dodge. Des Molncs. Ia ha,
been ordered 10 report tor duty not later tlan
Oct .. Tho position Of boxing instructor In tAe
army camp carries With 1t the commission o,
Lieutenant, and Mike will receive q salary o.
81 SO year.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Buck Weaver especially requires a
lot ~ geography In which to loosen
up his old throwing elbow. as when
Buck Is feeling wild-throwish he
would feel crampcd FOR room in the
Sahara Desert.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

romiskoy Park is cNceedinrly
spacious, and both iutelds viii have
plenty uf room tn which to make wild
throws.
The evening world., 1917-10-04

Champion Benny LEONARD and Vi. Moran On,
New Orleans lightweight. who arc 20 clash At ,as
Hadcm !. {. ton'rvv night, arr both tfaiuiu.
a. Gtunps Gymnasium for the contest. Moran
does two inuts' work In the morning vbu,
Leonard works out the ssue long.h o( time in th,
afternoon Moran Is much faster nov than i.
was some time ago when he fought at local club,
The evening world., 1917-10-04

with ull things practically even. u
looks as Dr. the SERIES WIN SWING on
ih, fans and umps. Scouts who have
been laWp.ug the chicago fans claim
that they cant ult q left handed um %
pirp. n this is true. McGraw should
stick Ia suuthpaw jumps In the
pinches.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-09-13

177)M BLEWETT of the Leaders regularly employed
W toons, calls this 'Sngng him out', good
@ and good title because brings out way
home to everybody who looks just what taking
this time The has singled the farmer
regulation The has fixed price wheat
all the other have away
duc whose price regated But this regulation coal
prices the followed by AN INCREASE IN THE PRICE
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-09-13

OF COAL TO CONSUMERS The farmer will kick being
PEELED to up all his profits because he is
not kick if the makes the other fellows, who
make and sell all the farmer has TO BUY also give profits
But the farmer will object to being singled
ter b price regulation And he will object if the profits taken
from MN are not made by the to benefit
CONSUMERS and simply mddlemen The
Leagues big meetings will take up these matters
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
In It before breakfast.

Headache Of anv kind 4. ..,sea -,
auto oxicationUvhioh 1890 -,
poisoninp liver ana hona, no,soa.
called towns s,cl,ad ,nto ~ p,ons
through tho ,,n,nt .auats $50 ~
heart which nun,ns tha 49, ~ .ur W..
that n congasts =, a. nu uou 80 ,as'
and veins ., tha baaa mnaa,a, aa'e Try
lent throbb,nr main ava d,s.u.
called headache Won haoa,n ,a.,,
desnondent s,cL fsvar,sh 80
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23

There Is no need for you to &c
through another day Of corn agony
But be sure you get "Gets-It" Ac-
cept nothing else. for remember, there
is positively nothing else as good
"Gets-It' never irritates the live
flesh, never makes the toe sore.
You can go about as usual with work
or play, while "Gets-It' the magic
does all the work. Then the corn peels
right off like banana skin, and leaves
the toe as smooth and corn-free as
your palm. Never happened before
did it? Guess not.
Get a bottle of "Gets-It" today from
any drug store, you need pay no more
than Csc, or sent on receipt of price by
f. Lawrence & CO.. Chicago, Ill.
Sold in Boise. Idaho, and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn rem
edy by Whitehead Drug Store, Joy
Drug store, Beckley Drug store
Wright Pharmacy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
PRUSS|AN YOKE.
BURDEN TO THE.
RANK AND FILE
President of the American
Federation of Labor APP
proves Political Offensive
Against Kaiserism.
Americas Workers Stand
Ready to Extend the Hand
Of Fraternity to German
People When They Take
Control of Government.

Buffalo, N. Y. Nov, 23.-Unqualified
approval Of the strong political Of
fensive against Germany" advocated
by the British labor leader, Arthur
Henderson, was voiced by President
Samuel Gompers of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor here today
He expressed the opinion that the
rank and file Of Germanys population
is even now at heart strongly opposed
to the Prussian yoke and hoping ar
IDENTIFY for democratic freedom.
Gompers declared that no one in the
world would more quickly extend the
express their true nature, that the
Germany than Americas workers