The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio • 11

Ossified Advertising Markets WEDNESDAY MARCH 6 CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER General Sporting News PAGE ELEVEN PENNY ANTE! BY JEAN KNOTT An Argument tcfetr4 ft PtMl Otn Devore Must Sidestep Wolfed Left to Win Akron Bantam Comes Here to Work Out for BoutYWth Clevelander Tomorrow Night for Tuxedo Club It A LEADERS Five-Man Teams Aquilla Cigars (St Paul 30i2 Champion Spark Plugs (Toledo) Athearn Hotel (Oshkosh) oaq Elms (Rochester) gg7 Marott Shoe Shop (Indianapolis) 2873 Shyinanski Sons (Louisville) 28iil Minefalite (Chicago) Slouin Brucks (Chicago) St Louis) 2855 Bill Slack Sheriffs (Columbus) 2852 Singles Wagner (Newark J) 680 Harry Steers (Chicago) 675 1 Herrman (Cleveland) 673 Ready (Chicago) 668 Shanks (Louisville) 666 Selmar (Eau Claire Wjs) 663 Steinmiller (Syracuse) 655 Mackey (Cleveland) 655 Raymond (Toledo) 652 Russel! (Chicago) 652 Doubles Steers-Thoma (Chicago) 1335 Goodman-Jenks (Canton) 1287 Doerman-Parnum (Fort Wayne) 1259 McDowell-Thies (Cleveland) 1247 Anderson-E Anderson (Chi) 1247 Pffmn-Ott (Chicago) I -124G Lundberg-Makin (Chicago) 1237 Dibble-West (Buffalo) 1236 Quinn King (Fort Wayne) 1232 SVelles-Kondolf (Rochester) 1229 (Watertown) 1229 If Willie Pevore van block or sidestep lack Wolfe's left jabs lie standi chance to win tomorrow bout from the Cleveland bantam at thi Tuxedo club sbow at the theater But it is doubtful if ho can There are few boxers in the bantam class who would bo ablo to turn the trick onsiilerablo aUo has been heard about Pevore's left After watching Devore action against Harry Kepplcr et the City A yesterday afternoon it was the opinion of those at the ringside that left is scarcely to Tie compared with the southpaw jab of the Clevelander If Devore is the inner it will bo because ho hands Wolfe some severe jolts with his right Kepplcr who is a newcomer to the ranks of fistiana and lacks the strength and experience of Devore has fairly clever straight left It found head and face repeatedly and if he could land it is a cinch Wolfe will do so and more often Devore also sneaked his left to face occasionally drawing blood once but his most effective blow seemed to be his right to tho body Ho had a lot of foreo behind his blows and if he lands wome of them on body early in the bout Wolfe may lose some of the aggressiveness ho had when ho last fought Johnny Ertle Devore came to Cleveland yesterday four pounds overweight but his manager Art Simms declares ho will have no troublo iu getting down to US pounds at 3 tomorrow and still retain his strength made UG pounds for Jabez White says Simms 4and was strong enough to give White a lacing Ho will do tho same for Wolfe Powers Glad Booked Hilly Powers matchmaker of the Moose club is patting himself on the bark for having been the first matchmaker to bring Harry Aireb the sensational middleweight to Cleveland Powers was at the ringside when trounced Jack Dillon at Toledo Monday night and declared (Jreb will make a hit in this city as he did at Toledo where the boxing fans are clamoring for him to appear again tlreb will arrive here Saturday afternoon working out at lie City A Sunday afternoon Mike McTigue the New Yorker who meets him at Hie Moose Club Monday night will arrive Friday as will Bobby Ward of St Paul who is to go on in the semifinal It is not definitely decided whom Ward will box Frankie Dailey of Toledo originally scheduled to go on has declined to take the match Powers then sought Young Mendo of Buffalo without success He now la figuring on Harry Keppler of Akron sparring partner or Patsy Dugan of Youngstown Gavlgan Works Out Tommy Gavigan Cleveland middleweight is working out daily at the City A in an effort to get started again He will dodge the top notch-era for the present and content him seif with stacking up against those of leas fame is his Intention to make his 1018 debut away from town and engage In a couple of bouts before appearing in Cleveland some nice scores better than 500 Following are the Cleveland scores: fUAXz I in Doubles and 624 in Singles Best Scores -Rolled Sh1 to The riain ItealeO L' ATI March The lead the doubles and singles in the l1 tournament withstood the Sht of six shifts of bowlers tout only one time was the lea-in the individuals now held Wagner of Newark se-menaced up doubles no team shot over 100 mark and consequently and Fred Thoma of Chicago the lead with 1TJ5 With nine undisturbed also A tset in the singles came when tel of Indianapolis set out at dona I clip to overtake Wag-put an accident stopped the puiis flash at the close of the same and according to bowl-pprts here that mishap cost it place iel had a -45 score in the first md a possible -41 in the sec-neTshen lie slipped after mak-ipare in the tenth frame and the foul line closing the ith -2- The fall made on by the way unnerved the polls shooter and he missed ously in the third game fin-tb 157 and a total of tJ4 ht was letroit night thirty-ms front that city occupying sixteen on the first shift een on the second shift The shooters also will have comay on the alleys tomorrow uey shoot their doubles and rs from Cleveland Akron and failed to cause any heart-the ten leaders in the dou-singles when they shot in 0 classes today of the early shifts Whit-d Trope of Cleveland shot in the doubles Whittaker in the first game and lie second while his partner a 215 score in the second jer and Carter of Akron their doubles Carter for 210 201 and 202 ank jr and 1) Hawkins of scored 1151 Shank shooting In the second game and 201 third game while Hawkins 6 for 214 pins in the second 0 class was not entered by Cleveland Newark or Ak-Uts although they piled up A stoimi ii: TO iihuak Ninnenola and Northwestern Now at Odds HP AGO March 1 -Tin break in athletic relation liwen Northwestern university and he I ntrer-ny of Minnesota made known Ian night when Minnesota called off a basketball game Gated for March is at Evanston was the indirect outcome of the blizzard on Jan 11 it explained today On that night Minnesota's basketball team en route to Liaiistnn fur a game on Jan 12 was snowbound in Milwaukee and the game was lice-pMined Pitt retire as to wheie and when the game should be laed led to the resultant rui-iure Comment on Sports BT HENRY EDWARDS 3s7 singles 1M 159 10ft M4 -'iso ios mi 219 rrs 101 ITifl im 253-591 147 1(12 180 171 -rm 178 AKKtfX DolBLEK 171 Wl 1 75 201 2H2 sm in? 212 pll 1 69 A Tratf Brock Kennedy BntZ Atherton If Hhenk jr 1) Hawkins Kaner Total- Adams It hardsell Totals Moreland Fisher 212 K7 171 Now in New Jersey 1 RESIGN March 1 --The Hurley hui-ing lvi which ennits eight-round bouts New with eight -ounce sloven under the auper-nsmn of a commission was aigncd today by Gov rilgp new law apeciAeally provides that bouts must not le held in aoy place where liouor is sold mile and an eighth Ella 102 Leah Cochran 102 Irregular 108 Hegreao 105 Mtaa Folly 107 Sir Raymond 109 Amulet 109 Lulher 100 Sea I rchin 108 K1 Paiomar J09 ETfth rare Khree-vaar-olda and up claiming purse $600 nine and seventy yards Man Belle 102 Gueen et the Sew 105 Hubbub Ofi Jntsie Iwiuise 1(W Turco 110: Hell By 110 BiMKlen Shoes 110 Merchant 111 Lear 112 Gbolua 115 Nixlh race fntir-yaar-oldi and up claiming purse $550 mile and a furlong- -Milch Ross 100 Penroii 105 leit Bleu 105 Warren 107 Surpassing HMl Tarleton 109: Clark 101) Hnvtmscdgc 109 Brando 109 Waterproof 112: Mr Mack U2 Apprentice allowance claimed NNeathw clear Hot Spring Results First race -King 7 to 1 5 to 2 0 to 5 won Zouave 4 to 5 1 to 4 2 General 3 to 5 8 Ruth NNehle Dominion Park Olive McGee Fighter iairkrohe Ilirdman Sonada lewia Upper Justice Goebel also ran Second race -Kinney 7 to 2 ft to 5 3 to ft won Porkichoo 2 to 4 to 5 2 Kathryn Grav eveu 3 Senator Broderick Marv's Beau A dal id Douglas Gordon Kuasell NVaukeag Passing Fancy also ran Third race Violent Bonnie 9 to 5 3 to 5 1 to 3 won Kale Bright 2 to 1 4 to 5 2 Postmaster 4 to 1 3 Medusa Free liove Sam Pickett Iadv Tong-fellow Amaletle Juanita 111 Irish Kiss Walker Gymy (jneen also ian Fourth race Kilmer 8 to 1 8 to 1 ft to 5 won ZetftiK 2 to 1 4 to 5 2 Kuterpe 2 5 3 Flora Finch Ora McGee Ray O'Light Pet-lar Miss NNaters Beauty Shop also ran Fiftli race Itogert 7 to 1 II to 5 1 to 4 won John Hune 2 to 1 even 2 Ben Damp-son 1 to 2 3 John Graham Inquieta Pm Money Bed Cross Little Abe also ran "Sixth rare Blue Thistle 7 to 5 2 to 5 1 to 5 won Bruomsweop 7 to 10 1 to 4 2 Wild Thvme 1 to 3 3 Clark Augustus Heinze Surpassing Stanley fJ No Manager also ran Aniaxoman Chatter Itox Hod also ran Second race- Harrell 2 to 1 4 to 5 2 to 6 won Lardoine even to 2 2 Galala to 5 3 Old Ben Serna Juaouin Sinter Emblem Hpizzennckuun Svengali also ran Third Andrew OTHy 8 to 1 3 to 1 8 to 5 won I'age White 4 to 1 2 to 1 2 Bahv (VJe to 1 3 Ih'omi Hedge Knee Salon Keatrel Cousin Boli Ayers Ch I also ran Fourth i-Herdir 4 to I 8 to 5 3 to 5 won Khtro 4 to 1 2 to 1 2 Eluabeth 1 to 2 3 iolet Own Roe Fickle Fancy also ran Fifth racet- Money 11 to 1 6 to 1 3 to 1 wim Kddw Henry 1 to 2 1 to 4 2 Beverly Jamtw 1 to 2 3 Ial7 lola Hrizz Muzanti Violet Milbrey also rau Sixth Scorpil 8 to 1 5 to 2 even won Nashville 1 to 4 out 2 Muw Fannie Whit Crown Bulger Black -FYost San Jon Jack Laffan also rau Hot Springs Entries First race three-year-olds and up claiming purse $500 ft furlongs Gilhgan 104 Harry Hurgoynr 109: Plasclikc 110 Scotch Kim (imp 112 Black fUGs 107 Perkins 107 Scourgenian ly Clanmonde 110 Inenero 112 112 Honolulu Hoy 112 Alexander 112 Also eligible Dunthia 107 Mias Peep 17 Gleam 102 Swcond race fmir-irar-oUla and up claiming purne $500 furlongiv- Sisler Susie 104 lit Spaik loft Many lftfi -3YiPt 108 Bert Williams 108 Fe'icidad 108: rpngnt 1 1 1 NoiscIcha 111 Bird man 111 Billie It Ill Swift kox Hi Kama Ill Also eligib'e Freeman 111 Nepotism 10s Palatable 114 Third race three-vear-ohD claiming purse $500 one mile- Thinker 100 Ins 1M) Flapper 100 "Sister Marjorie 100 Pault N' KM) Hdl 102 Gafney Girl 105- Hei-mick 105 Lady Eileen lo5: Austral 107: AH Bright 110 Nominee 110 Also eligible Par-nsli HO Dioaconde funp) 102 Waller lant 107 Fourth race four-year-olds and up claiming RUNNING RACES Havana Entries First race for 8-year-olds allowances purse $400 five furlongs (10)- laidj Moore 100 Hlan-n 100 Alit Kindly 100 Famum 102 Twin Sir 102 Confiscation 104 Frank Keogh 105 Nalspar 105 Little Menard 100: la4a HO Second race for 3-jwir-olds and up claiming purse $400 six furlongs I'anKon Hi7-Dora Cd ias 1U9 Hrotwck ill Nonesuch Ill-Heldcr 11 Ill ltarklisnd Ill Hunc Cut 112-NNavenng 112 London Girl H2 Hajaruita II 114: Nagabond 114: Heviltry 114 Scrimmage 114 Ralph 114 117 Third race for 8-year-olds and up r'aiining purw $400 five and a half furlong (ID- Ka-jazet lift Kicking Kid 98 Otiacn 104- Hanjan Nettie WaJcutt im Katahdm lOH Hlume' lt)fl Bcndlet 106 Blue Racer 107 t'iumsy 1()7: Ague 100 Thomas HWl Shoddy KU) Iximond Adams 100 KM) Fourth race for 8-year-olds and up claiming Surse $500 six furlongs Miltone r' 193 Miss Jarlvi 1(M Bnz l(r- Stir'-rro 1'raaruelo 107: Lnlo io- Pnnjep 108 Nork Pile 109 Hilly Joe Ill Neville J1 118: explain Majrlunont 118 Fifth race the Drado handicap for 3-vear-old and up purse $AU0 mile amt fifty yards (Hi -Alert 9o Rapid ITrer 97: yueen Apple K-Senator James 105 Ormnln JOH Oreslea 10S' and 113: Murdock 117 (Orwoee aud Aululand entry) Sixth race for S-year-nlda and up claiming purse $400 one mile and twenty ards (12) -Fhoneta 89: Jse le Vales 99- sHaitie Aldev Di2: Sargon 11 103 Gld Hen KM Ihmald Macl Jionald KM: I'aul Gaines lofi Bnhh iod-Lyndora 109- ommauretta J(KI Charley JJc-rcmin Ill Samuel Meyer ill Apprentice allowance claimed weather clear track fast Havana Results rww-Joh Tliayee ft to 5 t-o 2 6 to 5 eim to 10 1 to 2 2 Twin 6d Minta Jim Ray lady Capri cioua Rebel 424 332 1 34 1 70 70 142 li'U 170 176 300 349 985 AKRUN SINGLES 113 lereland NN omen (jolng Strong: In the forty-one games bowled by the women's trio dining their campaign New lrk citj Mis Hark totaled 6975 pints Mrs Garwood 6SK4 ami Mr- Greuiwald 6 7:44 The average were Miss Hark 17(1 Mrs Gar-vood 168 and Mrs Greenwald 194 Saner Carter re-land 1 Fi her 1 Adams It Hie hardson 141 182-460 12 1 'Hi 201 1i 10 100 Ill'S 195 1M 11 17 1 1 129 202 4N2 First Protest In A I A pror-4 has twcii handed in to rlie Cleveland Amaieir Hakethnll iawgue against the yite Irdiajv- the twl bring made tie Halim-nlt Hilmrd Ca The claim wa made tliat inemlsers ct the Indiana are too old to psrtk-ipaie in Cita Pitching baviug been the weak spot in the Detroit defense the last few years Hughey Jeunings is going to the troublo this year to look over a hunch of hurling recruits at tho training camp at Waxnliaohio Tex That is Hughey will look them over with the assistance of Bill Donovan formor Yaukeo manager who is to bo pitching instructor 1 Dauss Boland Mitchell Jaihcs Cunningham Jones Coveleakie of last pitching corps will beon hand hile tho newcomers ore Fianaran former National leaguer who jumped to the Feds Kriekson former Tiger who was in the Coast league last year Kallio also of Han Francisco Hall of Joplin Poison of Dennison Tex Workman from Bethany college Hall Brooks and Foster Hix catchers are on the roster including Htannge Ppencer Telle Joe Cobb of Cumberland Md Koehler of Richmond and Clary a collegian The regular infielders will be Drcssen Yonng Bush and Vitt with Bobby tones Kllison Dyer and Heilman as extra men Heilman may beat out Drcssen for tirst base or he may bb sent to right field in place of Walker the Central leaguer who is to he tried in that garden Altogether Jennings' will have thirty-two players at Waxohachio The pitchers and catchers will start for the camp Saturday Tho exhibition games start March five days after the arrival of the regulars at Waxaha-ehie The Tiger-Cineinnati Ked scries of games starts April 1 The news that tho Akron boxing commission has removed tho ban from Ted Lewis welterweight champion will please Ohio fistie fans for Lewis is popular in the state being a battler who seldom disappoints in the ring At least four cities Toledo Columbus Akron and Cleveland wish to have him perform yet the same four are the ones who suspended him But now that Hemic Htrnpp has waived elainK to tho forfeit for non-appearance Akron last lbor Day it is believed the champion will receive several offers from Ohio clubs That the Clcvplniid rlub and lint Baffin- and Tprrv Turner will got to- ffetlirr is the ish of ull (Te eland faus 1 think they will cet to-cther no Mrs (idllie (ireenwald Mrs Brace (iurwood and Miss Hazel Bark tlio three Cleveland women who recently returned from a bowling invasion of New York made a tremendous hit in tho metropolis whore they won nearly all their matches in singles doubles and trio-matches The New York Tribune of Hundey gave up nearly half a page to their photos remarking that they composed one of the most formidable bowling teams in the country Of their trip the Journal published in New York eaysr-' crowds turned out to aeo tho ladies bowl and their visit did the bowling gamo a lot of good as it gained favorable publicity and the ladies of New York learned much of tlio game through watching the Cleveland girls HIGHLAND LINKS NOT READY LONDO EL5VSHJM FRIDAY AND tATURO AY I VC'S tt Front Flaps Havoc With So It ho 1 sod Yet The golfer who is planning a game over the Highland Park link mod expect to be diaap pointed if lie grannot resist the first warm days to indulge in the game Owing to the revere winter the ground has frwen quite deep and lie turf not being well matted ia now being uphewved from the rlnng of the frost to auch an extent that it is easily displaced if played over before the trust ta out and the courae pilled The club has been authorized to keep playoff the course until it ia in abar When We We Now 1 at the Davis Annex Clean-up of Odds and Ends BACK TODAY North rcmjrrirttinnsl haskotlxtl plsvs Macedonia at fast lliith Lumglit at and want cames with Class (3 teams For dates call Star at Kosfdale 3280 aftor 9 30 arl Feickert The 1918 16-H HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE IS HERE Lister Motorcycle Co 1828 55TII ST Title Ilardm Kfiilun I After KKNTON March 5 The wind which ctct l)cd here and wnn a to Ti III Kmtffii flx ha won ftttcen CIUX loat ona anti tail one lim aeaKoii JACK TAR Each LION COLLAR irrespective of its style or size is cut with ample space to permit easy adjustment of your tie no train or tension on your neclwear County Athla'lr has-hHliall leim i Mill confident ol cojmif the Male till Lriirn th end of the nMin In iu Kama the Kcntmt team outrlaaned I lie Dclroil Haj th heatiwt flowledged the foremost toupee and wig ter in the United States will assume entire lagement he Feickert Co 410 A Building Telephone Pro6pect 2748 Gav-IsonJ Clothes ocra pLay Newmaa-Stema tomorrow night uu fiooi lr i(cs Subject to Change Any Hour Stock Up NOir With Summer Underwear (Knee length athletic union suits) Smalt 'sizes 34 36 38 and 40 ONLY equal in every way to widely advertised brands that sold last season for $1 clean-up price 4 for $250 HOWARD ollars Shirts Small Special Size 14 ONLY 80c 4 for $225 All other sizes 3 for $225 -Sizes UjA 15 15' 16 Sold Out A Style Assortment Worthy of Your Special Attention I take it forgranted of course that a man who holds correct style at its proper value To you men I say: Come up and see the stock se-Sja lected for your approval You'll sav the greatest showing ever offered by any clothier in Cleveland and it is Newest Styles in Suits and Topcoats 110 CMISHOm SHOPS announce the opening of a Men Exclusively ew Shop Neckwear 3 for $1 A lot of good onrs Today March 6 15 20 511 Euclid- at av Annex Clothes Extraordinary Offerings at $1175 and $1575 if onderful Assortment of Soft Hats at $2 7 he Heart of the Men Shopping District Near East 6lh-st I Specializing in Every tyle and every proportion for every man of every age come gee If you want the best made be interested in my $25 clothes had these made up for men who are accustomed to paying their tailrs big prices to get what they want and for men who pay-street level stores tuner my price 111 save you money men and give you real quality at the same dime 4 ti 4 -Yo Charges Vo Approvals Yo So Returns Yo Exchanges 15c Charge for Deliveries During This Sale ThaVB Davis Co Superior Aoe Itoiw 260 Superior Slices CHISHOLN BOT SHOPS Waih-bdci dfficeb 4 DOWNTOWN STORES Howard Blewfield 0 0 Twenty Feet Above the High Rent Level of Euclid Ave 328 Euclid Avenue I Above Wool Second Floor.