The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-03
MORE EVENTS FOR
WAR WORK FUND
Skating Carnival and Soccer
Football Tournaments Added
to Attractions.
EEvINsKY WILL FIGHT
Local Draft Board Is Reversed
and Battler Is Back in Glass
billiard Plans.


paign Fund Is gaining momentum every
moment and every branch Of sport Is an
swering the call.
Following upon the heels of the boxers.
\ wrestlers. track athletes. football play
ers and billiardists come the Ice skaters
and tho soccer football players with en-
tfusiastic plans for helping swell the
I golden food that King Sport hopes to
pour into the Golfers Of the War Work
Campaign Committees
At d meeting of representative skat-
ers In the Biltmore Hotel plans were
completed for a great skating carnival in
Iceland Rink, Broadway and Fifty-sec-
cnd street, on Monday evening, Novem-
Der IL.
All the leading professional skaters in
this vicinity have generously volunteered
to appear in exhibitions, including Ar
thur Held. the famous European and late
Instructor to the Ottawa Skating Club
Victor Saron and his partner. Paul Will
son and Miss Lena Uksila, Max Schmidt
and Miss Ray Collins, Miss Erma Remoli.
Miss Freda Whitaker George Kirner
and Miss Judels.
international Soccer Match.
Yesterday soccer football circles were
stirred by the announcement that an all
star Canadian team Is coming to New
York for a game with the champion
Bethlehem team for the international
svccer championship OF North America.
J. zeal soccer promoters are not falling
behind and for the purpose OF lending
hand in the big sports drive the South
ern New York State Football Assocla-
ftrr. hs~ rru n nd yr1adal C0rn.
petition on the cup tie principle Begin
ming November .. The drawings are as
follows:
November s-Morss Dry Dock va. Chi
NossmSer ie-ciau Maepun VS.. Fulton.
" e. suitans, "g White Rose vs. viRins.
Downey shipbuilding VS.. Standard Ship
Longfeliows vs., Manhattan. Morse Dry Dock
Or Chinese students VS.. Queens RANGERS
r NoysmSsr la.Prcspsst or NeWSursh n vs.;
Dock or Chinese or Queens Rangers VS..
Mseomb,s or New York White Ress or
Dry Dock or La sui,ana va Clan MAcDur
or Fulton.
Washington has reversed the ruling OF
this local draft board that recently
shifted Battling Levinsky to Glass
and notified him to prepare for over
3aess service by shunung the great
Pfssxer. who Is a skilled workman en-
naoyed In n Bridgeport shipyard, back
Ito Class 4. %
Levinsky VIII Fight.
Ir addition the Battler received per-
mission to engage In a series of bouts in
behalf OF the United War Workers cam
paign and Manager Dan Morgan ar
ranged Eve matches for his Industrious
boxer, four Of which will be solely for
the war work campaign fund.
First of all Levinsky will keep his en-
gagement with Jack Dempsey at the
Olympia A. A. Philadelphia, next
Wednesday night, match that was
ynnade more than q month ago. This
match was postponed owing TO the in
I fiuenza but will now take place accord
dnF to the original terms. ThIs Is the
only bout that will yield financial re-
turns to the boxer.
On November IL Levinsky will box
Larry Williams at Bridgeport for the
war funds and on November Is will
take on Charley Weinert at Newark. also
for the drive. On November % the Bat
: Yer will 60 TO Cleveland and box with
Ilm Coffey in a set OF bouts to be staged
r;e by Matt Hinkel for the united
se. At the close Of this bout the
batter will hike to St Paul and toust
with Billy Miske for the drive.
Following Is the schedule which the
Amateur Billiard Association has ar
hanged for the week Of November IL:
Billiard Arrangements.
At Days Academy. Forty-ninth street
and Broadway--An 1872 balkline tour
nament with such players as Conway.
Bresnan. Appleby. Thompson. Carroll
and Dawson participating There will
be q ladies' pocket billiard cham
Apionship tournament, with Mrs. Thomas
Bresnan. Miss Maude Flower. Miss C,
Plat, Miss Mary Johnson and Miss
Florence Flower as participants.
At Doyle's Academy, 1885 Roadway
rs e baIk line handicap tournament. with
MAssrs Coleman, Klinger. Muldaur.
Mayo and Crane as participants.
At Thunn's Academy. Fffty-frst street
and Broadway--1S q balk line handicap
tournament, with Messrs. Gershel, Schev-
eneil. Trow. Seymour and Day as par
Elephants. Also three cushion matches be-
tween many Of the prominent players at
that style Of the game,
An interroom tournament between
Fuller's Academy, 10th street and
Broadway, and the Morningside Acad-
omy, l25th street and Lenox avenue
11.2 balkline tournament with Clarke and
Filing representing Morningside Acad-
envy and Messrs. Isaacs and Weiner re p
resenting Fuller's Academy. There will
also be q three cushion tournament be-
tween these academies with Messrs Or
tis, the Spanish champion. and Mayer
representing Morningside Academy. and
Messrs. Dunnavant and Mentezel repre-
aentjng Fuiier's Academy.
At Cranfield's Academy. 1S1st street
I ana st. Nicholas avenue-Three cushion
championship tournament with MeSsrs
Miller. Stroebel. Smith, Cosgrove, Frant-
zen, Fields. Speidel and Schevenelle az
participants.
At Osbornes Academy, 1slst street
and Broadway-SClass C 1872 balkllne
championship for the A. A. H. A. trophy
with Messrs. Macy, MCGOWAN. Dittman
Dr. Tuggles, Lang and Crane as par.
tioipants.
At Charles Levys Academy, New Ro.
chelle--Exhibitlon game between Presi-
dent Gershsl and Hal Coleman. Friday
evening. November IT.
At the Metropolis Club. Fffty-seventh
street, Tuesday, November l2-Exhibi.
ton game 1879 balkline between Messrs
Hal Coleman and ]. Klinger, the Euro.
psan amateur champion.
In Twenty-secOnd Armory.
The big track and field meet which the
Metropolitan Association OF the A. A. u
Manned holding at Madison Square
harden on November 20 for the benefit
e the United War Work fund has been
transferred TO the Twenty-second Regi.
nsnt Armory. 1t was found that 1,
|ouid be impossible to obtain the Gar.
sn for the asa inst, owing TO the horse
Me taking place there all that week