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The evening world., 1920-08-27
BIZ Neal r. o. HGra.

With trails voting, why should campaign rallies
when he listen to arguments at hOmei
Polo Grounds
fall thus insurng continuous perfor
Sure, the umpiro's rObbor. DOe.nE he mask'
mention Is
That's the hand that rifles the old pocket
murder sceno
Washington Of
American League
Poll Pett the Giants Pett should be able to
When Into vaudeville he'll be next to closing the
batting order.
what chicken knOws-hite sO1
Prohibition complete Kill
eliminates the empties
The evening world., 1920-08-27
CIOthier Rises
To Heights of
Old Tennis Form

SOUTHAMPTON, l. L.. Aug. 81
William ]. Clothier added valu-
able contribution to American lawn
tennis history. The national cham
pion OF 1906, who has been absent
from competition for a number OF
years, completely overwhelmed Wat
son M. washburn in their battle
for the place In the Semi-hnl round
OF the Meadow Club cup singles.
There was no element OF luke about
It, as Clothiar won by a score of
81, IS,
The most amazing part Of this re-
versal Is that few mad guessed the
strength of Clothier's game. He has
not appeared in the ranking list since
1913, when he was No. TO Maurice
e. Mclaughlin and r. Norris VIII
liams I'd. Twenty years ago Clothier
FIRST gained a ranking in the top ten
with the No. 10 position to the No.
Of William A. Larned. who sat beside
the court to-day and marveled.
| It was another chapter in the sur
prisinE line OF victories scored this
season by men supposed to have
passed their lawn tennis prime and
a parallel TO John Cecil Parke's de-
feat OF william NJ. Johnston at VIM
bledon, as Clothier is forty years o
age.
Another upset was chalked on the
board as Hugh G. M. Kelleher q
former member OF the Harvard team,
beat Ralph II. Burdick, from Chicago,
by a score of rs, 60. CIothier
and Kelleher are coupled for the
final in their half tomorrow. In the
other matches Leonard Beekman de-
feated Samuel Hardy the Davis Gun
team captain at 81, 6-3, and Vincent
Richard beat Dwight p. Robinson at
g., 6--l.
OF course william T. Tilden I'd, and
Charles s. Garland of the Davis Gun
team had a share in the honors of
the day. They reached the semi nal
round of the doubles with Tilden per-
forming in his most agreeable man
ner. He produced his whole bag of
tricks; smashes from yards wide of
the court, half-volleys, with his back
turned TO the net, cross courts al
seemingly impossible angles as he
sprang for the ball, all in profusion
and glitterinE array. His variety
compelled admiration, the same that
Wimbledon accorded him
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Expected That Many Other
jockeys Will Be Put
Under Racing Ban.
By Vincent Treanor.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. n.
IN suspending Jockey Ted Rice for
the meeting and referring his case
to the Jockey Club, the turf au-
thorities are paving the way for a
housekeeping on a big scale. Rice's
case Is said to be a forerunner Of
many others and 1t may not be long
before many other riders now getting
their names in the racing charts VIII
find themselves on the ground and
out Of jobs. II half what one hears
these days about crooked jockeys is
true, racing has developed into a
stage when reputable trainers have
no control over their horses once taeY
leave the paddock gate. Sharp
shooters have been reapinE a harvest
by conniving means and the othclals
have been either powerless TO stop
them or unwilling to do so In ord n
to prevent scandal. or course all Tn 3
may be Idle gossip OF losers or OF
persons otherwise disgrunled and
unworthy of belief, still the scandal
Gus talk Is heard on all sides.
Nothing definite has been given out
by the officials here as a reason for
setting Rice down, but the stew
ards decision Is sad to have been
based on what in kindness TO the
young man may be called rough rid
ing" As the story, picked up mere
and there, with little official founda-
ton goes, Rice Is supposed to have
impeded Lads Love in his recent
race while astride Gus Sheer bv rae
ing out and grabbing the leg Of
frankie Keogh who rode Lad S
Love. The patrol judges, 1t seemed
lodged the complaint regularly. but
KCogh when questioned tried to
protect" Rice by denying the latter
had used such tactics. The third
degree was then applied to Keogh
and It is said he made enough ad-
missions to almost put Teddy out oi
the Jockey bus ness
Rice has been charged with similar
offerises before, but for some reason
or other has escaped punishment
Down at the Empire meeting Coltil-
lctti. who rode Whitney's Moody In
the Wakefield handicap, when the
latter was beaten attributed his de-
feat to Rice on KnUbbie grabbing n
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Yankee OUners Seek
Ban Johnson s AdUyt
In Move to Boycott Mays

Browns, who play here next week,
have already agreed to do 30.
According to reports the Red SON
held d meeting after yesterdays game
and discussed the petition. The play
ers claim no definite action was taken
but as II Is generally known the Bos-
ton players are bitterly opposed to
Mays, 1t Is expected they Will sign the
petition.
Mays Is scheduled to twirl for the
Yankees either to-day or tomorrow
The White Sox are here, and they are
the leaders in the race for the Ametl-
can League pennant. II Is reported
that the players on this team have
received the letters sent by the CleVe-
land players urging them to boycott
Mays, and II is not yet known what
action they will take. Mays's only
game since the accident was q 10 TO
shut out OF the Tigers.
iris Speaker, manager OF the
Clevelands, who are playing the Attn
leticS in Philadelphia, says that the
officials OF the Cleveland Club nave
no hand in the stand against Mays
He admits, II 10 reported, that MS
men have voted TO boycott Mays ana
that they have asked the other CLUBS
to follow suit,
|
opposed Measrs. Rupert and Huston
OF the Yanks in their trouble with
Ban johnson last winter, has refused
! TO Join the movement against Mays
He says his players will refuse TO boy
colt him.
The Yankees owners say the,
won't give out any statement until
they hear from President Ban John
son. They have asked his advice
johnson, 1t Is said, has been In Quak
ertown trying to persuade the Cleve
Land players not TO take any step
against Mays, but they haven't heed
ed him.
II a club refuses to play agains
Mays when he Is carded to pitch the
game viii be forfeited to the Yanks
TO 0. and the club taking such &C
ton win be fined $1,000.
The umpire who otiiciated on tn
fatal day that Chapman was telled
says that It was q perfect strike an
that he was crowding the plate a
the time.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Giants Beaten
By Cardinals
In Close Game

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27-The New
York Giants lost a heart-breaker
to the Cardinals and left for Gin
cinnati tonight with only an even
split on the series, A home run drive
by Austin McHenry over the left field
fence was the cause of their undoing.
for 1t scored a man ahead OF him and
gave the Cardinals two runs against
which the Giants could only get one.
1t was a hard luck game for the
Giants to lose in this respect, for their
three pitchers, Touey, Benton and
Winters. held the Cardinals to only
three hits A fatal base on balls that
Toney gave to Scott proved his undo
ing, for he was the man who was on
when McHenry hit his long drive.
After that the Cardinals made but
one hit, McHenry's single In the
seventh,
The break in the game came in the
eighth. Earl Smith batted for Benton
and drew a base on balls. Hornsby
threw out Burns. Smith taking sec
ond Bancroft doubled to right, send
| ing In Smith. Young hit a terrific
liner TO centre, but HeathcOte was
right IN the track OF the ball, and
when Frisch failed TO get his efrort
any further than Doak the Giants
big chance was gone.
Jack smith trlpied to right centre In
the Cardinals half OF the first, but
Toney. did some gilt edge pitching
Fournier lifted a short ny to Burns
who held the runner on third. Their
Big Fred struck out Milton Stock and
got the great Rogers Hornsby on 9
puny roller to Bancroft.
The Giants might have had better
luck In the fourth, Young started OF
with line single TO left and Friscf
hit a single to the same spot Kelly
attempted to sacrifice and hunted
foul ny 70 Fournier. Spencer ther
ended promising opening by crash
ing into double play. LavAn takinI
his grounder stepping on second RnC
throwing the runner out at frst
Despite the defeat the Giants ar,
confident OF success In the big serie
starting AZ Cincinnati to-day. Arthur
Nehf VIII probably hurl the first gam
for them and inagr,uch as Toney onl,
work ed four innings yesterday he vii
probably be used In Sundays game
Jess Barnes will probably hurI on Sat
urday.
George Burns had a busy day In IN
outheld. taking Ave nies hut he couldn
get a safe hit. In fact DoSl pitehe
much better than he usually doe
against the Giants.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
A m erican League Leaders
Weld Bludgeons in Deadly
Fashion in Opener.

Babe Ruth's forty-fourth homer
was the only outstanding feature In
Z the first game of the Yankee-Chicago
series which the home team lost to
the hard hitting Windy City aggrega-
ton by the overwhelming score OF
16 TO 4.
Inferior pitching which has un-
doubtedly cost the Hugmen the
chances they had for the pennant in
the American League circuit was the
contributing factor in the downfall Of
6 the home club. 1t was a Wholesale
slaughter from the stand point OF
runs scored and base hits. The
: white Sox gathering seventeen clean
safeties, as compared with the nine OF
the Yankee players.
AS a result OF Babe Ruth's homer
lifted into the right field bleschega
X the demon Yankee slugger has Just
one more circuit clout TO make to
equal the worlds record established
s, by Perry Werden OF the Minneapolis
team In the American Association,
who is credited with forty-five four
base blows.
Little DiclSie Kerr. one Of the pitch
d ingN sensations OF the worlds series
q year ago. held the smuggling Yankees
well In hand throughout the nine In
!, nlngs. while the white Sox knocked
Mogridge and rip" Collins out Of
the box.
The Yankees could only pound ouj
three runs in the first, A triple by
Peck IN the initial frame. who CONT
home on Wally Pipp's single, and thu
smuggling Babe Ruins long waiiOp Il
the right field stand, scoring th'
Yankee first baseman, gave the Hug
men their three runs
In the third inning the Yanks scores
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Fans Wonder II White Sox viii
Refuse to Play, as Indians
Have Urged Them, II Carl
Goes to Rubber To-Day or
Tomorrow.
BIZ Alex. SuIliuan.

DAsEBALL is enjoying its most
II prosperous season in the history
OF the big leagues, but don't be
surprised within the next few days "
you read about big war taking place.
II is all due to the death OF Ray Chap
man, which has aroused such bitter
feeling against Pitcher Mays OF the
Yankees that the movement is now
we'll under way to boycott the local
pitcher.
The Cleveland players have SEM
out a petition to the six other clubs
in the American League urging then
TO refuse to play whenever Mays Il
scheduled to pitch against them. Il
10 said that the Senators, and the
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Robins NOU
Three Points
Behind Leaders

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Those fight
ing Robins crept within three points
of the Worlds Champion Reds by
defeating the Chicago Cubs In the
opening game OF the series here
by a SCORE of to 3. Leon Ca
dore pitched one Of his real good
games for the Robins. and except
for the fifth inning. when the Cubs
accumulated all OF their runs. he was
invincible.
Tiny Jim Vaughn, the Cubs big
southpaw. was hit rather freely the
Robins hammering his offerings for
ten solid smatshes and five runs
during the eight inning that he oc-
cupied the mound. Abraham Lincoln
Bailey pitched the last inning foi
the Cubs and the Robins scored
their final run off him.
lily Myers, the hard working out
fielder OF the Robins, was potentia
factor on the offense. Myers helpeS
himself to a single and a pair Of two
baggers, Pete kildufrs contribution
! to the victory was three Dagger anC
single, Ivy olson, Bernie Neis ant
Zach Wheat each made two hits.
The Robins got away 10 a flynn
start and picked up two runs In tn
| from Vaughn as starter. On John
ston's infield out, Olson moved 10 sec
| ond. Whereupon Bernie Neis. a Chi
cage boy, whaled a clean hit and n
! When Robertson fumbled the ball tn
youngsteT reached second. Whea
| lifted an easy fly TO HerEoK. bu
| Myers crashed two Dagger TO leI
and Eeis raced over the plate.
uAsEaAyJ To-nAy. am ~ NM,
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Leonard FitzSinlnlOns
Bout for Championship
Postponed Until Sept. "a

States Navy. has been matched by his manager.
Mike MCGOWAN. 10 boz Phil Bloom before the
WAveTly A. c. Of Providence. over the twelve
round route. Sept. l. and on Sept. he'll face
Paddy Owens Of Boston at the FenWAy A. G. Of
Boston.
Charley Harvey. manager Of Ted KID Lewis
the English champion Velterwcght. will engage In
his first battle In this country since he his title
FROM Johnny BGshAm In London a few months arc
1t the Ice Palace Of PhilSdelphA on Sept Is
He will meet Young Neil OF Allentown. Pa. fol
eight rounds. Joe Nelson meetA Babe Asher In
another bout
Stove Latzo the sturdy Italian fighter Of Penn
sylvanIS, and Jimmy Kelly the good fighter o.
Harlem. have been matched 10 meet In the hAI
bout Of twelve rounds ~ the BGyonne A A Of
BGyonns. n. J.. on next Tuesday night In thu
aemi.final Of ten rounds Bobby Lyons Of Harlem
Will take on Freddie VsEohS. the wilkes Barr
fighter.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
champion Hoppe signs for Peterson
Match.

Articles Of agreement have been
tened by Champion William Hoppe and
SbarIes Peterson OF St Louis for a
nnatoh game OF billiards in Charles s.
,rbestTa Building, at 47th Street and
Rroadway. Tho contest win take place
sarly IN October, the playing to be done
in the billiard theatre" that Mr.. Kline
has Installed for exhibition and match
puTpoSOA
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Frank Moran Training at White
Sulphur Springs for Bout With
Bob Martin in Garden.
Cauyg1aha, 1870 ~ to rFum Pubitlhlna o..
(TAs New York Evonins worldl

o-UyVAshs, 1870 ~ ~ rlyl PubshinS o..
CTAs New York EVenins worldl
~ RANK MORAN, the blond Pitts
burgh heavyweight, stall believes
he is the Man Of Destiny, a. he
styled himself when he fought Jess
Yllard for the championship In Mad
ison Square Garden a few years ago.
Moran has been matched to meet Bob
Martin, the famous army boxing
champion, in Madison Square Gar
den ON Sept. 8.
Frank realizes what a great oppor-
tunity this is for him to get back once
more in the running for the title.
he believes his chances OF stopping
Jack Dempsey are greater than they
were OF winning from Willard. Mar
TN, who has won nineteen out Of the
twenty-one fights he has had since
turning professional by the knockout
route, Is regarded as a stepping stone
70 a titular match. Consequently
Frank has hied himself TO White
Sulphur Springs, where he goes WIN
ter or summer when he has a bout
on hand that he really takes seri-
ously.
Charles Francis really believes he
can get back into shape with two
weeks OF hard training. and he in
tends 70 cut down trees, climb noun
tains and do a lot OF other strenuous
stunts in order to get iuto first-class
condition.
Martin is the heavyweight who
never had q glove on until he enlisted
In the army. He received all his
schooling at the training camp and
fought his first real bouts on the
other side. He not only won the
heavyweight championship of the
A. e. f., but the lnteralhed title 10
the Pershing Stadium, which was the
reason that Gen. Pershing styled him
the champion fighter OF forty .aillion
ughting men"
. A ND by the way. Tex Richard Il
~ showing how keenly he OBJ
serves things pugilistic. even
among the little fellows. for he has
matched Andy CLANCY. who 10 con-
sidered by experts as a sure feather
weight champion II he meets Johnny
Kilbane fifteen rounds to a decision
here, with Tommy Noble, the fast
little English featherweight. Thir
pair recently fought a slashlng
twelve-round bout in Jersey city
which fans who saw II declared "tht
best ever" They will box ten round.
IN the semi-fnal TO the Martin Moran
bout. Richard has an uncannS
knowledge OF goings-on in the LAND
OF slam, and his matching of Clancy
and Noble shows he Is abreast II thu
pugiliStic times.
10th Tex Richard Of Madison
Square Garden and Tel
O'Rourke, matchmaker of the In
ternAtional Sporting Club. have mad
Johnny Wilson, champion middle
weight, generous offers TO box Jei
Smith, who has defeated all the for
elgn champions In his class, but as ye
Johnny hasn't made any attempt I
accept a match with him. Smith an
ODowd or O'Dowd and Wilson agaI
would he interesting battles.
The evening world., 1920-08-27

johnson Selected Chairman of BOx-
ing Com mi sHiOn.
Joseph J. Johnson, former Fire COM
missioner, was elected Chairman OF the
State Boxing Commission, recently APP
pointed by Gov. Smith. Lawrence NJ.
u. MCGUIRE was named Chairman OF
the License Committee. The selections
were made at meeting OF the Commits
sion held last night.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
>HOOKS : SLICES
Edgar Wants to Meet Hutchi-
son Again for Big Side Bet.

]. Douglas Edgar and Jock Hutchi-
son may soon meet on links here for
a big side bet. All golfers will remem-
Der last Saturdays final for the p. G.
A. title at Flossmoor. II will be hard
to. forget the great match which
Hutchinson won from Edgar by up.
Now, then. Edgar was so dissatisfied
with his turn OF luck or whatever else
he blamed for his defeat, that he has
boldly defied the scot comedian for a
specially arranged match, in fact, two
matches. He has offered to play Jock
twice on neutral courses and has an
nounced a preference for the metro
politan district. He has offered TO pul
up a side bet OF several thousand
dollars or $1,000, according to Hutch
ison's financial condition at the time,
and he wants TO play either two eight
een-hole agalrs or two OF thirty-six
holes.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-In the third
round of match play in the women'i
western golf championship tourna'
ment Miss Elizabeth Klotz OF IndiaI
Hill, the Chicago champion, defeated
Miss Marion Burns of Kansas City by
1 up. with Miss Burns UP and t'
play, Miss Klotz won the last fou
holes In easy style. Miss Edith Cum
mlnRs, Onwentsia- defeated Mis-
Frances Hadfield of Milwaukee, tn
Wisconsin champion. by 2 and !. Mrs
Melvin Jones, Glen Oak, medalist u
this tourney, defeated Mrs. ]. w
Douglas, Evanston, 2 and 1, Mrs. +. Q
Let's IT,. Onwentsla, twice forne
champion, defeated Miss Dorian KAY
anaueh. Chicago Golf, and 3. Th'
pairing for the semi-tinals to-day fol
low; Miss Klots VS. Miss Cummings
Mrs. Let's VS.. Mrs Jones.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Yanks Slaughtered by SOr
Despite Ruth's nth Homer

another run. terminating their scoring
activities for the rest OF the afternoon,
and incidentally blasting to great
extent their pennant aspirations.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Ted Rice'S Suspension
Is Only FOrerUnner of I
Big Turf HOusecLeGninG
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

First Race--Dunlboyne Crank.
LION dor.
Second Race-No selections.
Third Race Wild Thoughts,
Sduaw Man. Thornhedge.
Fourth Race--Best Pal. Ma
Halter, Bellsolar.
Fifth Race--Fred the Great Lot
terry Aurum.
sixth Race-TidingS, TaInaE1dks
Nimble Foot. v. Z.
The evening world., 1920-08-27

Our Flag outclassed the company
he met IN the third race, and after
he was by himself. W. A. Appdegat to
ran the Kilu.r colt Mp over his SELF
ing price of $500 10 $780,. at which
figure the stable retained him.
The evening world., 1920-08-27

Vida got Thimblc away badly In
the third race ard the filly had no
chance of even finishing in the
money. Throw this race out of the
dope
The evening world., 1920-08-27
NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

UAmeI TolItTunys
Toronto II; Jersey City. 0.
Rochester. .: Reading I.
syTacuss .; Buffalo. | tiISt camel,
Buffalo, IS: Syracuse, tsecoud Famal.
Akron, Is: Baltimore. 3
eamOs To-day.
JeTSay City q Toronto
Reading At Rochester.
Othsr teams not scheduled.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
GRUPP'S GYMNASIUM.

asa West 10th 81.
Trimming here TO day and ali NEXT V-,..a,
from NJ TO ( p, N. daiiy-HaTT,S
Wills, Mike 0'powd, Andy CLANCY, nv
Ned Fitzgeraid. Johnny Clinton Sbss
BseeherL Clay Turner Bddie dnaSIsSN
Matte Herbert, and many other an
boxers
The evening world., 1920-08-27

Everything for Billiards ana RoUun.
The BtunSWiCk-Balke-CO lISndSr 81. 4
80 w. S31 - ~
The evening world., 1920-08-27

Maurice Mcdonald had a close call
in an automobile sm3sh-up Thursday
night and is lucky he's not holding
down bed in q hospital now.
Maurice has a new car He took Il
out to learn its intricacies nfter din
Ter when he figured he would have
plenty of room. He was going along
Union Avenue and when right out
side "Yadda" the late Spencer
Trask's show place he got a glimpse
Of a Barney Oldheld in a hacking
machine bearing down on him. Maui
rice tried 70 steer out OF the way,
but wasn't quick enough. He was
side-wiped.. The windows Of his car
were smashed and the machine al
most demolished.
Maurice was bounced around IN.
his Limousine like n rubber hall. How
he wasn't at least cut up is a miracle.
The evening world., 1920-08-27

Grounds. YSaksss Va 6hioSSo.--Edvt. 'O
The evening world., 1920-08-27

saddle cloth. The race was won b
George w. Lofts Halu. Whether 6
not the stew ards on that occaslc
believed ColtillettPs complaint Il nc
known. Rice continued to ride. bg
his contract employer. the o1inc
stable, ''fired" him. After that Mood
came up to Saratoga and roulpe
away with the fash stakes. addln
weight TO Coltilletti's reason for b.
losing the YonlSers race on the colt.
Referring Rice's case TO the JocaEg
Club IL like putting a legal matt
up to the court OF last resort. l.
usually means ruling of the turf. Y
A small sized fortune was lost I'd
Gray Lag in the last race here yes-
terday. The colt owned bY MaxeV
Hirsch was backed almost OF the
boards but the best he could do waa
finish second TO VIII tney's Broom
spun. The latter was off on his toes
and was never caught. Although
Kelsay made a valiant attempt e.
beat him, Normal was "taken up," II
SCENE dunneccssarily, by Fator early
in the race leaving II a two horse
affair between Broomspun and Gray
Lag.
While" Shea finally nut Younp
Adam over in the firth race. but had
to take a short price for all the time
spent in getting tho colt ready
Young Adam outclassed the field a.
the race was run and pulled 10 by q
dozen lengths.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
STANDING OF
TIE CLUBS

GAMES YESTERDAY.
ST. Louls, a. New YoFk. 1.
BTsskiyH, o. Chicago, 3
PittSburVh, a. Boston, 1.
PhiladsphlS. u ClholhHGtI. T.
GAMES TO-DAY.
NSS Yen st Cincinnati.
| Brooklyn al Chicago.
Boston Al PlltIbuvh,
Philadelphia Al St LsOIs.