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The evening world., 1917-09-27
McTaggart and Williams Lose
IN Favorites Through
Bad Rides.
By Vincent TreanOr.

TWO jockeys furnished the chief
topic Of conversation on the
trains home from Aqueduct
yesterday. Johnny McTaggart came
in for a banning" for the handling
of the favorite Corn Tassel In the
prospect Handicap. In which he ran
second to ManlstoI TOT. and ]. WILL
iams was spoken OF In harsher terms
for his ride on Orderly. the odds-on
choice In the nth race. Mcraggart
Just rode a boob" race. Of which all
jockeys are guilty at times. but VIII
lams's plotting wasn't exactly boob
lsh. MoTaggart found moro ''pock-
cts" with Corn TRssel than one would
think possible In "A five horse field
In the stretch right down 10 within
an eighth OF "A mile Of the finish he
was 80 closely hemmed in that he
would have been compelled to hurdle
Manister Toi to get to the front.
Jockey keough, on the latter. didn't
leave any avenue of escape open for
Johnny n his mount. when johnny
tried to squeeze himself through on
the rail Keough just eased over
enough to shut him Off.
McAtee on Queen OF the Water
wasn't helping Johnny out OF his din.
c~uities, either. He just lay alongside
him, seemingly p%urposely, at Manis-
ter TOTS tail. McTaggart was des-
perate. lie had a good horse under
him. but could make no progress.
Finally he pulled sharply TO the out
side and drove Corn Tassel through
the proverbial knothole between Man
lister TOTS tail and Queen OF tho
Waters head. In doing 80 Queen OF
the Water was nearly knocked out OF
the way over to the middle OF the
track. McTaggart was at the whip
In a jlffy and, once free and with
stridlng room, Corn Tassel began
closing like q streak on Manister To-.
He gained with every stride, but the
finish line was too near for McTag-
CARTS belated e1ort TO get him any
thing but the place money. Corn
Tassel was best In the race, and but
for the hard racing luck would prob
ably have won easily.
McTaRgart's ride was a bad one,
but e~Xcusable. No such eNcuses'c could
be made FOR j, NllllaInS, however,
and yet his effort may have been
thoroughly honest. His mount Or
derby propped badly when the barrier
went up in the fifth, while Shuttinger
got Dancer away winging. Before
Orderly got settled in his stride
Dancer was on the front end with a
two length lead, followed by Mother
Machree, Daybreak and Silver San
dals. Orderly was about ten lengths
back and apparently out OF all CON
/ tention early. Williams, however, got
him going, and running around the
field got TO tho leaders inside OF an
eighth OF a mile. He passed Dancer
midway between the far turn and
| the stretch and apparently was com
ing on easily, when no suddenly
| stopped 10 nothing In the stretch. fin
ishing outside the money. Every
thing possible was said about Will
Jams In n roasting way by hackers
OF the ~favorite after the race, Some
thought his ride was one for onicinI
inquiry.
Trainer Jimmy Murphy is having
a run OF hard luck. He lost tive
races yesterday which he felt reason
ably sure Of winning, and, strangely
The evening world., 1917-09-27
Baseball Briefs

The effect some pitchers have on
certain teams IL n queer thing. The
Giants used to be peach pie for Jack
Pfeister and after he left the Cubs
the warriors of McGraw kept Lew
Richie In the league for a couple OF
seasons. lie couldn't do much with
any other team but he certainly could
annoy them. The present Yankee
Nemesis Is Bernie Boland. Boland
twirled for the Detroit Tigers at the
Polo Grounds and the Yanks were de-
feated by u score OF 5 to /. In the last
three seasons no has pitched twelve
games against the home club and OF
these la won eleven.
CHICAGO, Sept 27.-Chicago
punched three hits OF Rube ARruuar1
In the sixth inning and shut out
Brooklyn by a score OF / to 0 In
the last game OF the series. Weaver
held the visitors TO four hits and his
pitching vas backed up by wonderful
support
ST. LOUIS, Sept. FIT took the
ST. Louis Cardinals twelve innings 10
defeat the Giant rockies by a score OF
to /. A single In hat inning by
Smyth scored Brock with the decid-
ing run in the final game of the series.
George Smith pitched for New York
and he held the Cardinals runless
until the eighth. when st. Louis
| crowded tho tying run across.
Though the regulars smashed into
Young Smiths delivery for nine hits,
he managed TO keep them well dis
tributod.
The following National League schea-
ule changes were announced last night
Boston will play double headers In
Brooklyn on "Wednesday, Oct. 3, and
Thursday, oct 4. instead Of as previous
New York will play two games at
Cincinnati on Sunday. Sept. 80. can
ceiling Fridays game.
New York will play double headers IN
Philadelphia on Tuesday, Oct 2. and
Wednesday, oct. y thus cancellinE
Thursdays game and closing the season
In Philadelphia on wednesday. Oct. 3.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-ContrAct,
nnr $50, 900 worth Of baseball EQUIP
ment for immediate delivery 20 the
soldiers In the training camps In this
country were awarded to four s|portinl
goods firms by Clark Grinith, manage
OF tho Washington Americans. ana al,
rector OF tho Soldiers Ball and BaI
Fund. Griffith explained that tho equip
ment will be divided between the six.
teen National Army environments anC
the sixteen National Guard camps.
CHICAGO. Sept. ?L.ENearly 5000,
600 in cash n checks had been re
ceived to-day at Comiskey Park In pay
ment for reservations for the hrst thre,
games Of the Worlds Series, whicI
, opens on Saturday. Oct. g. Necessarill
a large part OF this sum must he re
turned. as II represents requests 10
close to l0O, 900 seats, while tho ca
pacity u the park Is only 5000.
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enough. j. Williams was the cause OF
his disappointment in both instances.
Murphy thought Favour would win
her start and told all his friends so.
bt what he thought OF Favour's
chances were as nothing TO tho con
ndence he had yesterday in Orderly.
Jimmy says he can't understand the
performance Of either horse yet.
Kashmir, the colt which William
Clancy sold to II. G. Hallenbeck for
$4,000 at Saratoga after buying him
at auction for $500, won his first
start for his new owner yesterday,
when he galloped home four lengths
in front OF Wyoming in the last race.
kashmir won like a good colt should.
At the end be vas going easy, but he
had to be hustled right along UP to
the final eighth, where he drew away
tmpressively.
Manister TOT. now that he has been
raced into condition, should go right
along and win more races for Emil
Spry. He has been long overdue.
Charley Patterson thought he was
sending n winner 10 the post In Miss
Filly. She had worked well enough
10 win. She was however very frac-
tlous as soon as she was led out OF
her stall. She stood on her hind legs
in the paddock and reared around,
u~nseating Jockey Trolse twice. She
was away well enough In the race,
but Troise had her all over the track.
He had her on the outside at the
bend, swung her to the inside for the
run home. and got himself thoroughly
interfered with n shut on enough
10 beat even a sunbriar.
Two good things went by the board
early enough In the day TO wreck
many a short bankroll. Mansiayer
was the first OF these. Weldship would
have been beaten in the same race
under the handling Byers gave Man
slayer. Miss Filly was the second OF
the money from home" kind. She
didn't run her race, q put It mildly.
There was no stop to Manganese
Yesterday. He got TO the front early,
and then II was a case OF Troxler say
ing Come and catch me-" Mangan-
ese evidently needed his last race.
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The evening world., 1917-09-27
Fistic NeWs John p Pollock and Gossip

At the Clermont Sporting Club to-
night Bill Brennan. who has scored
~thirty-nine knockouts out OF fifty-five
battles. will meet Jack Clifford. the
Brooklyn strong boy. who recently stood
off dunboat Smith and lack Dillon. The
winner OF this match will be signed to
meet Jim cottey. the Roscommon giant.
Champion Benny Leonard. who received t+.032
for knocking out Leo johnson. the oolored Light
NeiEat. in les than two minutes last week. will
receive another big wad Of money for going against
another colored fighter in a ten-round bout at the
QuesnSbery A. c. Of Buffalo. \. Y, tonight. The
oolored scrappsr whom he will face In taA 60
d Eddie Dorsey. the local lightweight. who has
boen battling In fine form up through the State.
Benny lie To get a guarantee Of 81, 800. with the
privilege y s~eoeptinS as per cent. Of the Eros
receipts.
Carl Morris will be kept busy fighting for the
neIt few days. as he 10 booked up for two battles.
On Friday night he viii take on Bills MSks. the
clever lightweight Of st. Paul. In the feature bout
Of ten roundI at the Harlem Sporting Club, and
nsIt Tussday evening he will hook up VITA Joe
BonA. tho Western heavyweight, In another ten.
round scrap At the National Sporting Club al
Albany. n. Y,
Dan Mex stnck. manager Of frankie Callahan.
t,e Brooklyn lightweight. to-day declared that he
would give champion Benny Leonard a guarantee
Of 81 900 to meet Callahan in . ten-round bout
At the Manhattan 4. @. Of Harlem on the night
Of oct. o. Benny should be Esd 70 accept thI
offer. - aid MeKetrick. las Callahan "a a light
weight and will weigh the same a. no does
Unless somsthing prevents the men from com
ing toRsther. Jim Coftey. the Irish heavyweight
and Bill Brennan. the Chicago X, q, Artht VIII
nave It out for ter rounds at the Harlem sporuns
Club on Friday evening Oct, o. The mAnaEe"
Of the men have accepted the clubs terms - inc
fighters arr anxious to clash.
Johnny kid" AIberta OF ElzAbsth. y, j. and
Walter Laurette, the promislnE West Side tglter.
both middlewsiEhts were matched to-day bJ John
WelsmAntel. the fight promoter OF BROOKLYN Tor a
ten. round bout. They will exchange Wailope IN the
seni. final 60 the ten round scrap between bilS
Misks Of st. Paul and Charley Weinert OF newark
\. J.. At the broadway Sporting Club OF Brooklyn
on Tuesday evening. Oct 2.
Immediately AFTER Harry Greb defeated Johnny
Hoard in the ninth round OF their bout at the
broadway sporting C1ub on Tuesday night "Hed
Mason. manager OF Grsb. signed articles OF agree
msnt calling for Greb 10 meet Jack Dillon fof
ten rounds At the same club on Oct 10. II u
expected that Dillon will accept the match a. %
d AnIious to meet GrSb again.
Nats Lewis OF Chicago. mAnAser OF Car motifs
and Charley White. the Chicago lE 1t"elsht' ~
ssiVsd q telegram from White to-day st'ths 'na'
no had had an X-rAJ photograph taken OF hA In
tlred hand In Chicago and that II showed that no
bones we're broken. white injured his len hana
10 his recent bou; with Johnny TllmAn here he
sxpects 70 boz again in two weeks.
! Another match between good lishtweish1 Wa'
elinched ASt nighL uhs bAttleS who WI Eur'
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In It are Frankie Callahan. thu clever boHsr Of
BROOKLYN. and Pete Hartley. the durable Dane.
They WI wpet for tan rounds Al . boxing shou
to b. staged by Jake Capy, the promoter. Of
Rochester. y. Y, on next Monday night. Hartley
A.. c. Saturday night.
Johnny Drlmmie. the jersey City lightweight.
and Young Joe Rven arc 10 clash in . fifteen
round bout at PittSfisd. Mlss, tonight. II
DnHnmde Ia successful In defeating Rlven no will
probably be matched to meet Tommy TuohsJ Of
Paterson. N. j.. In one Of IRE ten. round bouts 70
be held at the FsiHnont A. @. on Saturday eve
ming. Oct. 9.
Two ten-rouud bouts and several prsliminAneS
will be staged az the regular weekly boxing show
Of the Greensboro A. O.. Of Long IAl.nd CITY on
Saturday night. Kid Queens and Frankie Adams
and Sailor Mahsr and KID Cans viii DO thu pin.
cipalS in the two star events.
Matchmaker jim Crowley has arranged three
contests for the Yorl0ille Sporting Club show next
Monday night. KID Curley will meet frankie
Jerome. Willie Morris, the former national ana
teur i25 champion. will mix matters with
Young Bridge, and soldier Bin DOesdher OF Oda-
homA will tackle Young Solly. the rugged wet
side fighter.
Mike Mc11Ue. tho Irish champion. who uestI
Augie Rather at the Clenmont Sporting Club
Saturday night, will be matched To boz Harm
Grcb II he dispose Of Rather. On the same
eaEi Marty Cross will meet Young Battling Nelson
in a ten-rOund bout.
The evening world., 1917-09-27

~ IBSoN told me another story
IT about his champion.
''Rltchie Mitchell was the
best man Leonard ever fought" he
declared. "Ritchlo 10 one OF the best
llghtweights / ever saw. Benny tells
me he has only one fault. He jabs
with his left two or three times. No
matter whether he lands or not he's
right there with another Jab. But
when he draws back his right he
never feints with II; no always lets
II 70. Benny studied that out and
then went In against the jabs, made
Richie miss With the right, and
knocked him down. Richie got UP,
and for two rounds after that ne
gave Benny a lacing. Then Benny
hung him on the ropes and finished
him. After the fight Benny went into
Mitchell's dressing room. Mitchell
felt very blue over the knockout.
Benny went In and shook hands.
"'Ritchle,' he said, don't take this
&c heart too much. The game needs
n boxer and a gentleman like you. A
knockout won't keep a fellow like you
down. I've been knocked out myself
and I know all about It.
"'Nol' exclaimed Richie. You
haven't been knocked out. have you?
"'Sure.' said Benny: twice. Shu-
grue Knocked me IA and Fleming
stopped me with u technical knock
out. That was when I'd had only q
few fights and II didn't discourage
me. Don't let II worry you, and after
a while we can have another &c. You
may turn the tables
"Ritchie Mitchell hasn't fought
since, you know. He's n high class
fellow with n college education, and
] guess he didn't car for the game
unless he could reach the top and
stay there"
The evening world., 1917-09-27
GridirOn PuntS and Passes

gramme OF tho season. with tho OPEN
ing of the medical school. several sddi-
tIonal candidates reported. Among
them was Matty Golden, substitute
quarter and hair back for three years.
Golden was placed at right end ON ao-
count Of Du Noes absence. lie IL fast
and husky and will give Fitzpatrick and
Costelloe a nght FOR a wing assign
ment
About twenty-nv candidates COM
posed the squad at the initial football
practice at New York University. OF
these only one was a regular from last
year. He was E.an. the star end. The
rest Of the squad was composed OF men
who have never before played football.
but who are coming out this year to
help turn out a team that will be rep
resentstlve Of the depleted student body
at University Heights.
Thirty-hve candidates reported at
South Field for the nrst official practice
OF the year at Columbia under Nelson
Metcslf. who Is again coaching the Blu
and White squad. Four veterans from
last season put In an appearance. in
Guiding three regulars and a hrst airing
substitute. Capt. Dial Cochran. who has
been working out at the field for the
past week. took the squad In tow and
helped Metcalf put the candidates
through their first PAGES. /. Rosen.
regular halfback last fall. and Angus
McCable, substitute quarterback,
were also on hand.
The evening world., 1917-09-27
LOUISVILLE.

First Race-Jiffy. Happy Thought.
Great Gull.
Second Race - Jocular. Martre.
Hasty Cora.
Third Race-Little Princess, Blue
Paradise, Katie Canal.
Fourth Race--Harry Kelly. Queen
Drraut. John Jr.
Fifth Race-warsaw. Sol Gilsey.
canerud.
sixth Raee-Buford, Sleeper, Night
Owl.
Seventh Race - dleipner. Irish
Gentleman, Alfadir.
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LeonRrd's Bout With Bftion
VII De the Opening Of Ms
Campaign 10 Become a Three.
Tine Champion.

e'''7S. x! "
nHNY LEONARD IL matched e.
- hghs Jack nnttou isn rounds
The vsiaht 10 b. be its pounds
rinenids. That L. Bf,ttoa hss ssrsed
- make itS pounds. Leonard oan
male its pounds % easily thai h.
vii surely Be Seli under the required
100.
This marks ne beginning % Benny
Leonard's campaign 90 become q
three-ume champion. Bennys am.
bihon is Il gather The WeltsrgslEht
and the ~middieweiEht titles and add
them 70 ths worlds lightweight title
that he already holds. Judging b.
tbs knockout form Leonard has
shown In recent nights. this ambition
OF bis IL not az bizarre A. one might
think. considering the men he will
have 70 nght Ted Lewis. present
weiterweight champion. gave Mike
Gibbons. our best middloweiEht, a
very hard ten-round night There ~
little 20 choose between Lewis and
AAAAAAAAa W wy haNN A0uENI HhU1
timos. and Britton has won his share
OF the decisions. Lewis IL champion
~ present merely because he was
winner OF their last bout. on the Of.
fcial decision Of the referee. The
bout before that was won by Britton.
Britton. tho equal OF Kid Lewis In
lighting ability. met Packey NcFar-
land, who was outErowing the light
weight class. but was s,ill generally
considered n lightweight. Brltton
had been outboxing all opponents
with ease. Yet Packey made him
look like a novice.
Benny Leonard IL not at all like
Mcfarland In boxing and lighting
style, but he Is fully the equal OF
Mcfarland at his best. lie In Me-
Farland's equal as a boxer and far
superior to Packey as a fighter. No
intricate comparison OF the action OF
the men is necessary TO prove this.
Their records show II. Leonard has
knocked out n lot OF men who were
fully "a good as the fellows who
went ten rounds or more with Nc
Mcfarland gave Gibbons a hard
ten-round fight. He had very little
the worst Of II, the main difference
being that his blows were taps, while
Gibbons's, punches were driven in
Gibbons was badly weakened by the
weight he had to make for McFar.
land. Fighting for the middlewelghi
title he would not have TO put the SAINT
drain on his vitality. That would
make Gibbons a better mar In a iEh,
with Leonard. But Leonard In twice
as hard a hitter ms Mcfarland, Il
fully as strong. and is faster thar
Gibbons. Mike has had more trouble
with the smaller and faster men thar
with the big middleweights and tn,
light heavyweights.
Taking all these arguments int
consideration, II seems that Benn,
Leonard and his manager have som,
reason to think Benny may be abb,
TO gather three titles. At least a,
has a right TO try.
The evening world., 1917-09-27
an ARTICLE THAT YOU CAN
EASILY AFFORD TO
OVERLOOK.

- II
Rabid Rudolph Will describe eli :
the symptoms of the Worlds 9
Series for the chronic readers %
thig column. No poor family can
afford 90 be without this experts
sinister articles m the bio base :
ball ballyhoo. Q
The first article will be on the :
rival outfi elds OF the two teams I.
end will compare their aooeGt
eraVats and dyspepsia.
i....sss. 's.sst.,..t'.. ..ss.sss.s'i
Twenty-Five players have reported
Tor the New York University eleven.
and the management expects a good
season II they can only get that
number OF spectators.
wAA HOO.
Phnie. rave landed ,scosd place. wAish "a
titles EN- 20 ct into The World sedes n &C
tompAnlsd BY the prize o. admission.
Carl Morris IL the only fighter who
is so big hat he has suburbs.
NaA AlAFNNh - N"ANN NFAAuAAN = NNNANNHI
eleven 10 PLAY Bun Mswr or Na@sr.
YEA 30.
Pirates haze lost an eUeH one
hundred games and scorn such
poor retailers as the Brot1ns and
Fred Mckay.
Don't miss Rabid RudoIeh's
ieft-handed articles on the Series.
Our southpaw expert will COM
pare the relative strength Of the
two teams. The second article
will be on the acoustics OF
comiskey Park.
All fans want 10 know which
team has tho strongest peanut :
boys, score card vendors and
soda-pop clerks.
Rabid Rudolph has q clean
record. he has never picked .
winner in his life.
The evening world., 1917-09-27
v DE GRACE.

First Raoo-onico. Tit for Tat
Rispondc.
second Race - Highway. Hiker
S~to'lariua.
Baggot. Langden.
Fourth Rnce-Shootlng Star. Ed
Cudihee. Holiday.
Fifth Race -Typity Witchert.
Sweep Up. Onloo.
PRymastcr.
Seventh Race - Christie, Eagle.
Gordon Russell.
The evening world., 1917-09-27

LILY GIBSON told me an in
. terestinE story about Leonard
yesterday.
When Benny fought Leo Johnson
he had never seen johnson box" said
Gibson. II had seen johnson n
couple OF times. Benny asked me
what Johnson's action was like In
the ring. ! told him that johnson
vas very clever. and that the thing
for Benny to do raj box him care
fully at the start and size him up
for himself. Imagine my surprise.
then. when Benny went at Leo like
a tiger and stopped rushing
him until he knocked him out in less
than two minutes OF 1ghting.
After the ight Benny said 10 me: