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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-15
VILLAGE Of vADEN|
WRESTED FROM SLAVS

Berlin, via Sayyille. Jan. 15.--Cap-
ture by storm. In hand-to-hand en-
counters, Of the vadeni. the last city
held by Russian forces south OF the
river Sereth, was announced In to-
days Official statement. The capture
was effected despite unfavorable
weather conditions.
North OF tho Susita valley. the
statement said recently captured
German positions were attacked by
Russians and Roumanian forces. but
the enemy was everywhere repulsed.
San Jose, Car When burglars
wanted to steal huge cash register
In garage. they could nct carry 1t
away So they stole an automobile
in which to put their loot and drove
of.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-15
RENEW FIGHT FOR
WARNING OF AMERICANS

Washington, Jan. 15.--Possible re-
newal OF last years fight over warn
ing Americans OF armed ships was
presaged this afternoon when Con-
gressman Cary. republican. Milwau-
kee. introduced joint resolution
calling for such warning to be is
sued.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-15
CARL L|EBKNECHT
MUST co TO JAIL
German Socialist Leader Sentenced u
Jail 1t Hard Labor, and Ex-
PEELED From the Bar

Zurich, Jan. 15.--Cari Llcbknccht,
Germsn socialist leader. has necn
sentanced to four and one-h-lf years
imprisonment at hard labor and ex-
pulsion from the bar. according to
Berlin advices today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-15
BULLETIN ISSUED THIS AFTER
NOON STATED THAT AGED AD-
MIRAL WAS SINKING
END IS EXPECTED ANY MOMENT
Hero Of Manila Hay, and Pupil Of
Rarragut, Soon 70 Em-
bark On His Final
Cruise

Washington. Jan. l5.---At 3 o'clock
this afternoon, Admiral Dewey's
physician announced his patients
condition as rapidly sinking" II
was said death was expected momen-
tarily.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-15

Chicago--Police are seeking "w.
j. Bryan" and ''Hen, Ford" a fat
man and tall. thin man, respective
ly Guests belongings disappeared
soon after the pair registered at
Hotel Plymouth. 0(l iM
The evening world., 1917-09-21
EnfIade Breaks Record
For AQueduct by Doing
FUe FurLOngs in .58'4-5s
DRIVERS ASSIGNED FOR
FUTURlTY HANDICAP HEATS

Assignment NJ drivers 'o- tho arlou
heats In the Ftiturity Handicap. which
promises 10 rival the Hardness cup
Race In the matter ~ thrills ~ tho
Shet pshcHd Bay Speedway tomorrow
afternoon. was made last night b'
Starter Fred wagner. Louis Chevrolet.
Ralph Dc Palma. Dario Resta and l,1lph
Milford will DO he scratch men. In the
order named.
Chevrolet VIII allut liberal hand'cops
90 Ira Vail. Julos Devigne. Charley W
Evan and otto HonnluE Ia IN" Gfs'
heat. In the second brush Of ten miles
DE Paine will ondoavor TO ovcstakr such
sterling drivers ms Dave Lewis, Gl An
derson. Pete henderson n Dan "
Hickey.
Rssta's task will be made hard, ~ he
meets Walter Haines. Tom Alley. Jack
Lecain and Ora Haibe. while Muliord's
chances Of ultimate victory will Ice dis
puted by Joe Boyer. Eddie Hcarnc, Tom
Milton. James Benedict n Ga 'on
| Chevrolet. brother Of Louis. The fret
two TO hnish In each heat Will he ell
sible for the ten-mil" ingl.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
Coli Notes

Gardiner W. White will defend his
title as champion OF the Flushing Coun-
try Club In the championship play which
begins tomorrow. White has played
but little over the Flushing curse this
year and since his marriage in the early
summer he has played little golf.
Leading the field with n card Of 81
30, Mrs. l.. c. Stockton OF Raritan
Valley won low gross score honors In the
one-day tournament under the direction
Of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation. over the links OF the Ridgowood
Country Club.
Henry Alsopp OF Baltusrol easily led
the field with an 81 for gross score
honors In the first round OF the second
half OF the Seniors tournament at Apa-
wants. He only recently returned 10
the game. No matter what happens 10
Allsopp TO day he VIII not 20 away un-
rewarded. for his ard Of si-lO-74 also
ties him for the low net with John II.
Duffy, the knollwood man. who returned
90 la-H
The evening world., 1917-09-21
Crack Nine From Battleship Re-
Cruit, Moored at Union Square,
10 Oppose Lone Stars Next
Sunday.

THE navy has volunteered TO do
It's part for the army 50 that
the khaki fighters will he as
surcd OF athletic activity. The sail
ors ~ the battleship Recruit. now at
hor moorings in Union Square, will
send their crack baseball team next
Sunday 10 the diamond of tho Lone
star Club. at East Twelfth Street and
First Avenue. for a game with the
Lone star nine. one OF the strongest
semi-professlonal teams In tho city
The game viii be called at 2.3O. The
entire proceeds viii be- turned over to
the Army Athletic Fund.
Anthony Lucca Of the Lone Star
club predicts the game will be the
most interesting one his team has
played this season. The Jackies have
been practising every afternoon this
week and are ready To show some big
league class. The sailor team was
granted permission TO play the con-
test for the Army Athletic Fund
through the courtesy OF Capt. A.. c.
Quinn. who commands the Recruit.
The sailor game Is only one OF
The evening world., 1917-09-21
Sailors to Play a Game to Help
Boost Army Athletic Fund

many attractions that have been ar
ranged 10 help TIE fund. therein be
several big athletic competitions. box
ing show with all-star performers,
an automobile race aud even wrest-
ling will do us share Tor George
Bothncr. the old-timo champion. II
buslly engaged on an exhibition that
Will bring an the leading grappicrs
In the country I'm the tournament
within the mex two weeks.
As II IL tho plan OF the Army Ath
lctic Fund 10 equip all New York
state Regiments with the necessary
sport supplies. to say nothing OF the
thousands Of drafted men who will
be badly In need Of athletic rccroa-
ton, there will % ample opportunity
for the many athletic and social or
~RaniEatlons throughout the city 20 do
their bit 30 that their members and
their friends will be assured of base
balls, footballs. boxing gloves and
other sport materials which mean 90
much to the life OF a soldier.
Gen. Pershing cablcd from France
that the time TO furnish u rcgi-
ments with athletic equipment II
now. Don't wait" snys the Amerl-
can commander In France. until our
military units reach Europe. Fit
them out with necessary supplies be-
fore sailing 40 they will he certain
OF having their own equipment"
This will be a great undertaking,
but II Ii possible n the patriotic
sportsmen OF this city lend their
energies 10 the Army Athletic Fund.
which IL the official fund for New
York state for contributions sen for
athletic purposes.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
A Drunkard's Plea. Tells How
He Was Released From the
Bondage of Alcoholic Slavery

oae Woman who used THIS prescrlpusn
On her husband says. II is gulHg on the
iourth week since 10 has touched b drop
o. anything lu The form Of liquor OF us,t
tobacco OF amy kind. lie seems already
IKE a different man. Tescum has gained
q wonderful enthusiast In me. 1 yegaf4
II as a Godsend, Just think, | have never
seen my husband sober for more than as
hours IN years and now II g. going on
one month since he had his last drink"
Another one gratefully wTitesi ~ have
uted tcscuui powders GA nay husband and
f'nd II one Of tho greatest cures In this
world. lie hasn't taken IL drink for almost
i've weeks and says no never will, Ny
home does not seem Ike the same place
nd HE seems worth living. | hope thou
f.nds gain What ! have THIS has been "A
F'o1 grw year tug ne Ntihuut drink Ia ~
Hu,
AuHL l'sdIug dru.s Wien shlaa o.,
mspsnlt wlcI. iI b.. drus uiu,I II A.
hsruN 80, Nuul" flg elective sra 10 Gavin,
On tuHuuput sale. adTi-t even one who uiBhei
" uysLI9I tht liquor iAhit 60 ave Il a uAl.'
| You take ~ rlsk with trryum a. u IL tuld IN thi
city under . steel bound monel triund sukrania,
~ hsush I'D y. Pharmacy, NV Nork cts 3
Alhet Osborne, BROOKLYN. aud other tiht clal
| d~rusgSis. They g~uArAutee II 10 do lie WOrk .
J ttiun1 the inouG .-AdTt.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
AoUEDUCT ENTRIES.

UEDUST, y. Y. Sept. 2l.-Tne
entries for to-morrow's races are As
follows:
FIRST. R,Cr F. a. aeyT 44r1ry ssg!9t
d. Nisgp,'g, H. iss Han saty H.
Z iC2 rce1. s'.' 100.
' =, T.. sl... We .~ -.
Tie Brook Imp. iAi Pses,o. lfa: .NEthF,.l
-, = 30 nm Nav, - \ ondae. Us.
O." uu 10 S,onrv ODD. 80 len N}'t'
THIRD RACL-Ior thret,ytar.oiIs and 49,.
PARK. 81: HIS Ni9,. rl5 st'dise 100, 'Io's!ss'
>, 10: Niu 1hIMe. 10 Sasiu. Ill.
FOullrH RACE-Fur thteeyeH ul's, iN
liu.lyu lianGicgp; one mile and = sAItvn'E
Ticket. iis; Sunhonuet ump.l. ia. to.n laS
81 ,inp.D. ii9; MaElster To impJ, l"I; Wa
"iFItfH R,CE-For tsrr,,pro'A AMI -.
vSul; selling: ON milk. -Nirya. iul; ,uUdiro-
IN. ia, IN, Dys7. los SAT- GrA' ~; 'hat
ven King. los: CouAn Ian i02; 'AIdes, lWl
SIXTH HACE-Fnr tIo.vra~ DDS: mpidcn ~.
les; I'VE t,IIlopG. Teresa a. ~ h,elc. -;
ia: Stamidng Grolnd. %. IA; BiHette, ii4;
Queen BloGie. ll4;. Cglone,. IA Continent.
las nmpl. il4, Hiahc., Apneal, iii, LIND.
psndsrts, ia; Lady Gertrude, ia Rsthi'de,
Ia; ,Rnthie, y" ia; Irene. IA kok"hi. ia;
rT:: ,nTrS.n,lae allowance claimed, Weather clear.
Track fast.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
HAvRE De GRACE ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, HAVRE DE GRACE,
Md, sept. 2l.-The entries for to-mor-
rows races are rs follows:
FIRST RACE The Hartford Junior, purse;
I Re,cSep Wis; African Arrow. Ito: JACK o.
SPADES. iOl: Drltmastcr. ioA Al Bright. lO6;
Geuge W, ,AyS7, 10 umatllA, 49, Beau
Second RACtIrhe srquchsnns steeple,
tVn miles. SoN Haven. li5, EarN Light, li2
Crraghslssn "a, isN hg' ,tScr lE Roee5'
THIRD RACE he r~eryrlle hishWciyht
S,h g n,ng 10. Tea Caii, i47' Mare 9Iter,
ia MWm1n. no; Mano.ln. 100; airing.
hurst. i24i, Startling, -; Vermont, III; "a.
Cyd,les, 100 lncog, 100,
ToURTH RACE-The Chssterbrook hIndIclp'
,,itternth, Xyion, i22i apESllI Mullens. 40;
G2'aIEBsHittt crs5d. ITO: ISuSSie BRSynn. iOS: Bars
shannon, ~; Wautts' 100.
dRo-s entry.
FIFTH nSog, ,. s;,INs Tor 9,s.5s'r-G's;;
gpTs ,,, %i jsy. az Els. '' !'RRll,,Ss n ,,6a' 'i is !Pi,r. lls
pe5. kits, loa; 'Reoel, al
aNalsh entry,
" rSd. .Riy Owe lco. An Gon. To
Sam -'t,s. 10; stouslyrgs lc5; Prohibition.
SEVENTH RACE selling 70. ,hgtc v,.r-o,d,
and NJ, one mite and seventy yards. IEIluI,
!iShng line o.; ,Hordon Russell, no: AwoOdsr
Shoes, los; I'D Roche. lOl; 'Piraeus, 0S,
::SSepSnics allowance claimed westAe
clea,. Track asst.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
Leading Drugvist,C GUARANTEES Results

Leading Druggists Guarantees Results
Ay hvart breeds foI every .~ruukart,
aud 1 sincerely wish ! could meet them
face ~ face and tell them how 1 was saved
from the clutches Of the demon drink. II
this were possible thousands could Do
saved from druIkards' graves. Yes, my
nppetite for drink was completely debtroS-
ed. Here IL the prescription that saved
me. one prepared teSouln powder twice q
cay In coffee. tea, OF any hquid, Almost
everything had been tried on me without
r~osuits. 70 don't experiment with anytninH
Int teacum powders. then you VIII not 10
dIsa popinted since the powder n colorle-s,
odoTlCBs and tfstcl,ss 10 can Do given So
erstly. II o. Intended 20 destroy the tcrr
iibls craving. The results srs 80 startlius
that d,Uggista 80 IIdNrs the money r.
"a falis. iHre tu. ~. refund guarantee,
Vhlcr dIsEy H.. tYf authutiEed To glEs
when toot pee 10 'uf BE- llls3 rl"Ie
II Fbsoluts4 uu ITS uu 5Our part, 40 sou
have rNsrythlns 10 g.lu ani npthlug 10
lose. Mothers ana sls'erF are now able 90
.ure tbeir loved ones %: mis- terrible hsbit
with no expense n a falls, ~ druggists
we're not confident ~ success they could
rot afford to make such an offer. Have
the prescription filled to-day, before you
esTgst It.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
RACE TRACK, LEXINGTON, Ky.,
Sept. 1.-THE entries TOR to-morrow's
races are Us follows:

RACE TRACK, LEXINGTON. Ky,
2l,-rhe entries Tor to-morrow's
races are us follows:
FIRST RtCE Claiming scQO. fer three year.
: El'aluua, l0l; Milan Itohlce lP nasty Cora,
antiN. 40. j. welsh. tM RIO nla'oe, 100;
: Is-IGco%D HGtE cSsi@"jps $3.50; maiden two,
fg,sas ~, 'E.iS%PYssr' 1, 1i@' ON lSo' iS,.4
lpi. courier i0h: Ctucrs lo5 Hug Me. 100;
iamsy, los Waller nrhy I0S. Also oiiu6e:
'S.sSmyi 100 Thar nj: Kac los. "
'rHlRD RACE pursc $3.50. savoy Hotel
naudigap thr'cyclf plds and up tk furlonr -
sand; g tlrasg" i9i' op''Tan.N' io!' John
"FotHRri kIjG S2 go eddsJ; ,ro ,,.r fu.
....r, rnnr'' o|7Iei,. ,iLiSn. Nnss iiSi
VIVA Nurri a. 20, ra'r 10 Jaek Hare IT,,
-fiFiH HNtE Purse $50: ,he ra,+ts han.
dicaa; ,Lhr,c}clr '&s Wlr an a, ugaGT
,| iOi. iIr,Is, 100.
SIXTH RlCE-Cldmirs. $50: thye- year
glS .g1d howard ia furious Tom Nnlerson,
Narhmont, ic0; Diener6. ion; Kentucky G'rl,
10; sal VANITY, ios CLARK n 100 charter,
rs Ao eligible, 'sAter Susie, lH; Mus
SEVENTH RACE-Caimins. $500. fnr year
Old, aud inward one mile had an eighth,
tu:. / e. Stone, iO7; 'plsa star, iN, Col,
''iI@re1ico allowances claimed, ''csmdor
Wo1ttorl entry, Weather cloudy, Tack slow
BASEBALL TODAY. \ ,. Nm. V
Amer = 81. l@uls, Polo Grounds. Adm. 500
The evening world., 1917-09-21
NInety-nInth Games of n. y. A. &. OF
Military Character,

For the first time In history the
annual fall games OF the New York
Athletic club which Will be held at
.Travers Island tomorrow will be OF
a decidedly military character with
six events on the programme open TO
soldiers and sailors OF the United
states. Following the policy adopted
az the outbreak OF the war the club
hos given special attention to these
events with the result hat an ex-
Iccptional entry has been received for
the same.
The evening world., 1917-09-21

At the Harlem Sporting Club tonight.
Benny Leonard. the light
titloholdor. will meet Leo John
son. who Is the champion colorcd light
weight. Not since Joe Cans and Bat
Ting Nelson met In a hght on the Coast
just nine years ago this month, has a
white and colored boxer faced each
other In a tltular lightweight match.
johnson has been seeking this match
for more than a year. When Freddie
Welsh was monarch OF the division
johnson was one OF his most persistent
%challengers. After Leonard defeated
Welsh, Johnson transferred his chal
lenges TO the latter. Johnson has fought
2ts nights. Forty-two Of these were
twenty round matches. lie has faced
many Of the leading boxers In h class
and ne has never been decisively de-
feated. II IL his boast that he has not
ever been knocked on his feet.
Id,nny Harvey. the Harlem lightweight con
tender. SAYS be will surely knock out Chiek hlmI
Ter whcu they meet Al the Pioneer spor'ins WV
neat Monday night Harvey declares NE We-
Forty fourth Street arena is 4 luoAy one iar hm
a. In h, last bout those no knucked ont Aei'es'
jos Ri,cis.
New York fans will 30 a new icathcrveEht Ser
sation IN action In the other ton round bout, II
which Tuaany Elm Ot Paterson will meet Aru'
O'LcsB II the cal side. Fin N a newcomer u
the professional rAna but 10 a short tins ha
established his elaA.
MONDAY nisht. al The Military 4, G, Nh
Friedman. tp, sensational Ghetti bantam ism
pl1u. Who has tNcnN eight consecutive dcto1s
10 hs ru,it, Will meet Joe L%onard OF Bruohlyu
In the second ten Young Zulu Kid. Champion iJ
weight n America. will m,st Mike Rus-l u Ne
lork TIE winners OF drss bouts viii us,et =
me following show
The evening world., 1917-09-21
~ ifihw Bps, IBos,.


Ht ne -
rsms
90. srs =
ne uuftrss
lfuI si.in grfs Nrl
1000 lIHIIsafr
I've Ks tsf 10 soosthioo htss
t.s .stn ht beet csuuht IN .
tsp Ntuirg 90 ist ee = ths
tfsp ~hl
You SAID ~
Nnrs ~. auf q. Rave Tee
elected In tas pfmar'st I'cn clara
GrHth doesn't SAINT ino ballot
.sunisi again.
GA. Morris Is ulE bot. rosh' jess
willard aat unY cucumber ehby
either.
H4v CaidtrH has nod n lot -
su,. ro-hu olnes spoiled ~ The
nfsf Wv 80 10 me frsi timing
Pans don't Ike c%lInchlng ia a nghi.
llt they don't NINA the CIanir
gIlcLIrE the pennant.
Arriving safely M France IL some
thing like arriving safely In tho ring
With Jess willard.
Has ruNRLrN HERZUG DLEN AWARDED
rHG INiN ,itulN'
Nv squirting ganely tho Athletics
con lose a hundred games before the
season crOlks.
LETS GO.
BY abandoning their big game
Vale and Harvard are in danger
OF being sued BY the ticket spec
ulatorS.
DarIo Resta raN,ilcd 100 miles an
hour yesterday, but YOU can't expect
tho m~utorcycl, COPS TO bust up 4
good plnochlo game for that.
Fr,nl, Moran h.s no desire 70 GO
into the ring with Fred Fulton.
Frank says h. doesn't mind taking
his NE IN his hun.s, hut he hates 20
nave II in some one Clsc's hands.
Scicrcc har+nG fdilcd 70 beat
WiVic Hoppe. CiV doesn't some
body iry brute strength
ENperts are tti.l tryins TO And ou;
how Eddie CicOtte c~HmOufages the
trlcl; curve he throws, II Jumps like
line price Of wheat and travels faster
than bad news.
Nj. pbuaA on ~ lie Slr'y-riui y autlorltS
10, IT.. sf.fgtr,nt h. ts ktsy-a he Is 2 h'lnr,
Nil. Avs that IN addition g. haNrua Anlsfica a.
al yu,,n,. lie kauc. ice an .a' .s'. ualdod g.
agaiua' Tin to-,
LOOKS IJKET HE WAR HAS
| FINALLY STARTED.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
Tomux Robson wins Award.

LAWRENCE. Sept. 2l.-Tommy Rob
son was awarded the decision over
Italian Joe Cans here last night. after
twelve rounds Of fast fighting. Cans
flashed very strong in the first three
rounds. but Robson came into hts own
in the founth aud was the aggressor to
the end. Kid Lewis OF his city stopped
Young Benny Of Providence in the Nth,
The evening world., 1917-09-21
Fight Result
Duny, Dundee aud white WIN.

Jimmy Dunry o. the west side won on
points over Frankie Conitrey al the
50. Nicholas Rink last night. Conifrey
made u good showing considering tho
fact that he took the bou IN at a
minutes notice. Joe yelling ~telephonlng
that he broke his han again. Johnny
Dundee easily %outpointed Joe Mooney.
ana Charlie White shaded Johnny TIL
mar OF Philadelphia. White broke his
left hand scoring two nine second
knockdowns In the third round.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
simi.r outbo1.. GIn,y.

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 2l.-Chick
Slmler OF New York outboXed Tommy
Ginty OF this city In a slashlng ten.
round bout before 5000 fans here last
night. Simler staggered his opponent
several times, but the latter fought back
gamely and managed to weather the
storm.
The evening world., 1917-09-21

EUNNN thing about Moran-he
always has an explanation OF
the way in which he barely
missed winning by a knockout. lie
Rad willard grogSy In the seventh
Nobody else could see II, OF course,
but Moran was right up close 10 Will
ard, ana could look into his eye. lie
had the Gunner nearly out" but the
Gunner didn't happen TO notice II, 80
far as | saw from my ringsido scat,
Neither did the spectators. The Gun
ner gave poor Drank u complete and
satisfactory boating, hitting him hard
and often, bru.y.uE and hatterlng him,
and receiyinb uI Damage at all In re-
turn. The Gunner showed that as q
boxer Frank Is stul a good sailor,
The evening world., 1917-09-21

Harry Wills. the New Orleans heavy
weight, outpointed Sam Langford In
tan-round Dout at the Clermlnt
A. C. I'm brooklyn last night. Mi!ls
proved too fast and ,clever TOR tho Bns
;on Tar Baby. who appeared tat and
cumbersome.
The evening world., 1917-09-21

Young OTTO. despite seventeen yta.' service IN
the ruped arena. will rndea'ur % adl Bobby
LIONS. the promising bfoni Lightweight TO his
stnns Of X, ., 'lctiAs Al Oh" N'rs'l.e STARTING
CIub Monday night. OTTO Is training aut. ~ a
,,toD will probably secure tor him a numlsr N
M mat,hea in the ssni.duaI Kj Queens me
olggcd Long Island Ciy WaIlsc ga.. vii Try
,.n,lu,ions Witl uattllus LAX Ntsu1
The evening world., 1917-09-21

While Jackson, tie local lightweight, feels con.
ideut that he will defeat Irish Patsy cline vhsn
he iacrs the latter In a teu. found bout At tac
Manhattan 4. G. OF Harem. On nest Nonda,
n,Eht. II an tt Tor a bard battle, SAID jack
son to.dav. u figure | am q better puuche- than
cline. aud I would not uo a BIZ surprised i I
put over Tho same Wsnop On tAne tat / id on
dundee
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spoRTINo.

sREEFsaElD DST sTEapWAYs 500 100 psifs.
g, 3 Z, ~ H..snsS ,eaS IN ISle nov,
l. r. N4SJ Mossl wo ,n@' AA AnIGsiSS $50,
includes Grand stand seat
MEM POLO 4, A..
NI' Thick Nelson, Sallor utorts
y liTm, =. Ice Wilson. johnnie NallLrs vs. MHdoA'
viii M, Frankie Adams Va Js Mgolr0.
To-NiEht-Broyn's Par 0SharAy 'tS "
rhsoSty k,irns Va Young Red Mcponhd, 40. -
TO-NIGHT--i!NRIE ~
Rsnny Leonard ". Leo JohhSon'
The evening world., 1917-09-21
Rssia and Dc Pama Won't hay,
harkness Trophy Auto Race
a Sheepshoad Bay TO.Ror.
rOw Between Themselves as
They Are Only Two IN a Field
Of Iseniy.E Eight Drivers.


N&aHaNi NN q - faa ~ -
~ Nsu i 81 80
A tIuhuNll.E racing Has been a
"a Ions time boz coming 10 Nov
fofk 81 q l,aiIrr sport but %.
seems 70 have riu,si at Loot Th,
hsrknvss TrgIhl 100 mile lace a.
n~hcspshead 49, Speedway t0-mor.
row viii dras o Freat CROWD Tho
advance sale. according 10 Manager
Weliman. ran far ahead - o. ticket
sale before former facing events IN
dianaPoiia and other automobile rae.
tng uaoks have ron successfully Tor
years. but Tor a time IL seemed New
fOTk didn't care 10 zee the wheels 60
round. Tho only auto racing event
that was always sure 90 pack every
available Sightseeing spot was the
Vanderbilt Cup Race on Long Island.
And at least a part ~ that crowd was
drawn BY a morbid desire TO bS in
a. the death" IL was a practical
certainty that somebody would DO
killed In the most spectacular fashion
possible.
$500 s@~s"h - - 1850 AeAh'AVha
sport by far. although there have been
fatalities at sheepshoad. when the
first track races were held here the
Interest quickly died down. This
year. however. IL has been revived
again by the keen competition and
the great speed developed by the
racerS. A rae at Sheepshead Hay Is
q spectacle 10 remember. Tho ma
chimes fairly whiz around the two
mile track. The grand stands extend
for q great distance. and the crowd
banked VI there IN a sight In Itself.
Dario Resta. last years champion,
has come out again to take the honors
away from Ralph DE Palma. fastest
OF the 1917 drivers. But Resta and
DE Palma, although the leading driv.
ers at present. are not TO be alone In
the race by any They ar,
only two In a field OF twenty-eight
Among the other famous ones ar,
Ralph milford. Ira Vail and Chevro.
let. With twenty-elght drivers fight.
ing for the lead the Hardness Trophy
event will be Some race"
Tit other event IL the FuturitN
Handicap. six heats, distance tel
miles. In a way these short races ar,
more exciting than the longer events
In which a blowout may count NOR
than fast driving.
De Lloyd Thompson will loop a few
loops with his trick plane. lie is al
artist In his line.
The evening world., 1917-09-21
Fistic News John Pollock and Gossip

Jimmy PaprD. the Greek bantam champion.
viii he seen tonight In action IN the feature holt
~ an all-star card al the New Polo Club II Har.
lcn. Hk opponent will b. Chick gieaon ~ lay.
onne. Sailor George Nolk. the Iron Man ~ no
east side, aud Joe Wilson. a recent arrival her,
from Bridge Iort. clash nest. ami johnny Walla e
Il Harlem and wildcat WILLIAMS. rololcd Jan
tan Of the west slds. mctt In the iual,
Two clubs In the west are now biddiug Tor tls
prorused match betNesn Tom Cowler. the Engush
lighter. and Fred Fulton. the clever big fellov
Of Minneapolis. Tom Audfcss. the Milwaukee
promoter, . anxious 10 have tie men meet IN
OVt. 70. while the manager Of the CAPITOL CIty
4. &. " 81. paul IA after them 10 battle about
the same date.
HsrJ Grsb Of Pittsburgh. who Ia one Of n,
most talked Of fighters At present. was to-day
signed NJ by John Ncsmantel % meet Johnny
Howard. the Bayonne. y. J.. light hsa,yweigat.
fnf ten rounds ~ the feature event At the Broad.
wAy sporting Club Of BROOKLYN on next Tu,siIy
night. At the same club on next SATURDAY night
Champion Ted Lewis will hoik ny With Fnus
CArbone, tho Italian middlswsisht. IN the main
go Of ten pundS,
HAVING engaged In . slashlng ten round bout a,
the Brown 4. A. " Far Ro'kaWAy. a few week.
ago. Matchmaker Jack Mccarthy has booked Youn.
Red Mcdonald to meet Paddy burns Of H.rsa
way for q return match Of ten rounds At the clul
show to might. Beaides this ~ there will be sew.
srsl pIelimiuari~ between c,tlJ matched lighters,