The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1900, Page 8

rt eit? ie Had the Better of the Battle Till His Eye Was Cut in Twelfth Round. Cans’ bisftt nih : viet ata celts E GIANTS: MAY | Pirates Likely to Accept| Freedman’s Offer for | Outfielder. @yeria! to The Bening World.) PITTSBURG, man on th Brien te Itkely to! I it f= Her Faces EZRNEMW A TARG to-day amusement bow'ng a seeming rheumatics Smith and Duke Alve g marks for foolery treville were very sore By Gl care adout do —— the celered boxer of | superiority over bis opponent, Baltimore, lost the confidence and re |itberately dropped his bands to b after receiving a over the he eye. The | “What's the ma “i'm blind,” him and | must stop.” this morning and made his fnitial Thos thia Daly they are willing and st f thetr surplus weleht, Lut don PRINGBTON PLAYS WELL Crocs Bats in the Viret Game this Season with Rutgers Nine (Bpecta! to PRINCETON, March 3 The Tiners March 2 —The offer of | (Tefed bata in the first game of the | season to give the bf bigs | pater i present appearances the Giants ‘st the Polo Grounds. for the players to report here is thought by the be too late to allow « and expect much benefit. ve 2 5 38 F i ‘The make-up of the team is practic-| , THE Sumiliary yacht Aloha. owned by A. Curtis James, N. ed tor settled, yet there may be more| day ann cruise ty Mediterranen nie Ewing and James ynd for Vani wo Albard and i 18 oa cosa galhedl A “we oy wine eve I Pena ton, Yaekt Aloha 0 QUERIE ore “comera” 1% rewarding the thip | the Sporting nator a Rh a] Je ere poker A. ater ADE ET OF < Toy STOMACH er injury wae & mix-up when the hea had aceidentiy they separated b gash over Gans felt the blood running int stepped back an “| This was the signal that he wanted quit and Referee front of Gans, raid “PM BLIND,” SAYS GANS. lay with the Rutgers College The game wi freshman «r: ‘The Batting Order, Princeton. Watkira, cf, Meter, re Kafer, Paulmer, If. Hillebraind, yp. Brown, rf. Hutohings, 3. Bteinwender, 2, th, Trmpiret-ate Tiernan, of Trenton fires Inning— at ton, 6. tM right-hand and a cut * hands! White, stepping tn doer’ 2 “I can't see sald unkind 9« Dahlen and De The fa anxion ‘Ume | ollege | Game Lively. ‘The Evening World ) Ht Kilpatrick, If. Worth, ¢ Rutgers, 0: Frinceson, 5 utgers, 0; Princ Princeton, 0; Rutgers, reas Pers. —_. Mediterranean. a S ANSWERED. r hy THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 2%, 1900. NE STILL CHAM Colored Boxer Shows the White Feather and Re- : fuses to Continue. | SPECTATORS WERE AMAZED. t interesiing contests ever seen) try. « ‘ounde Was Vervous and did not show |p to ax great advantage expected around the ring, seuting his Many of those eg {MS right on the jaw. he would have 1 would give j blows were blocked by (he colored ind, date yaa: ver! countered weil, at \4e same lime fe. neverthelens, was In no way pit ‘at ; at Bae Seacentl . ay Se oakla’ ln’ With qhort Jeti and right swings. until the finish had be had the toa. tis taiure uurned vp ime] COLORED MAN CLEVER. thousa { dollars which OT | Afier the third round Gans lost his wagered on him by his friends aud ad-| nervousness and started in to fight tne Itc ‘alo lad. be seen then that W'COY AND r i HOSES WN TRAIN, Thoroughbreds Receive! They Will Fight at Catch- Lively Exercise at Long Weights About Island Tracks. July 4. ening World.) Robert Fitzeimmone and Kid Me oy ch B-The Long | signed articles tis afternoon to fight | ad on or about July 4 the club af- | y lforing the largert {until midnight Jast night and | ‘The men met ain early this mornin tleth street and F t the Gravesend cou td euch vther & Daly again in for work handsome yu t Moovy's cafe, For- dway. They greet neturedly and sas Quits a LL be (wenty-five round, he mi w for t | three cracks tg | ” | ait Not, Nitin Conig i | je at “ Gans In the first three |awings to FTL SN crowd | M | PION; GANS QUITS. many a job tnt hin #0 acct hort Heeing that it was uselerm for Erne to continue trying to fight Gans in the chief advieer for Erne, told the latter at the end of tne fifth round to sail into Gans and fight him in the body for the beginning of the sixth round CHESS MATCH “HOW ATE Marshall Forfeited His Game on the Time face, America. Pillsbury . Showalter Delmar America The continued in th Breet shape A Pupit are t suarantee of quod faith the fight will be 0) Jing waded ones Coy and Fitesimm: 0 busine. mad Hay crane Hdine and the former cha lly Was pur club of yours,” said Fite to “has varred me from iis pia: liar.” retorted the nap ts etring ok rece covered half @ mile ia 4 Kingston and mt half a a Pe to smash it on Considine thore present interfered. ROUND WORLD ON WHEBL Reymas Completed Thie Morning an Exstrnerdinary Trip eu Crete, At Plor ®, North River, William Rey- completed this morning a fourney, hee! around the world, begun there on Feb. 1 1897. In that time the cyePat has ridden 15,000 miles, met with stirring adventures, seen strange people, end feasted and starved ‘n many climes, He wore a pair of breeches picked up. in Siberia, an alpaca coat from Mame churta, a blue shirt lomned by « native! of Corea and high boots and wide brimmed hat acquired in the wild Wegt, ae. | Rayman wae ® machiniey in this city, | He bulit his own wheel. a hundred-pound eMelr, and rode all over thie x fur herd beid tn 1.22 Mis- #, Radford and Bomerset covered eoonds. many odvantages jorria'e ts ottil @ pawn ter of time. delivered Kid MeCoy, International Academy of Music, Tary DID & LeT OF' BIG one of Gans was the claverer boxer, for he shot Erne's face and left ‘These blows were and had such was|force behind ;hem that Erne was soon Frne during this time was|ocut and bleeding from the mouth, nose the aggressor an! kept forcing Gans! and right eye, and his supporters be- Ban to lost heart, Erne was, nevertne- vese fAighttig all the time and although fome of his blows were landing full into Gans's face and jaw many of them fell Limit. feore tin Chess Mateh to Dat | Great Fritain. es. le Lawre “ Ward ‘Trenchari . After an hour's play the following w the state of affairs: Although Pillsbury to the good against Blackburge ft wil! nevertheless be dim- cult for him te win. Showalter has won the exchange and a win je only a mat- Lee will nave to resign short! Barry, who played exceedingly fine, won his game in short order, Hodges has an even game againet Mollingham. Hymes has won two pawns and will aiso win, Voigt te two pat o and west aleo win. The game beiween Marshall and Jackson stands even. Del- mar has won the exchange and should score. ricans, 21-2; Great are host hi t hie t act imdt Tule’ Hynes nnd hile pide. When the bell e\Jackson © Jacobs Erne came out instructions, and the result was ¢ ighting, Erne is the colored, into Frank’ GOLF AT LAKEWOOD, Fine Weather and Good Course large Field—Serateh ke Poor Shewing. Worl.) | March 2/~A fine field of golfers took advantage of the tdeal| eather here to-day and competed In the| open handican upon the iinks of the Golf Club of Lakewood. The course in supert condition, but the great » Prise wan the poor showing made by two of the scratch men—W. H. Davis! Slim—Turf Congress yurnament) * Dougians, and F. P. Kimball, who won the consolation ms (Special to The Keven LAKEWOOD who won the Atlantic City by defeating Findlay 8. oup on that occasion. There are many still out playing, but the best score thus far is 1% net, by G. B, Tarbell, Dyker Meadow Golf Clud,! star f als corner with a rusn 4 immediately started in to obey Me- Gans staggered Erne with a terrific left hook on the jaw and a few second: later almost floored the Buffalo bo: with @ left and right swiag on the jaw, | rang, These blow: t+ ine for as soon as dane Tenaed Theos ne sith Into Erne a, letting fy left and |S Ie} it when they came separated both were tired. SEVENTH ROUND FIERCE, | crestatie. ne. chavine In he ring. repea! ett 4 ny tl nr, ri ead tt e The next round, she seventh, was also | blows into the colored fight ed eee ee * body his mark, woe both hands | Ei Toward the By No Means Disabled by the Blow and Lost Many Friends by His Flunk. FIRST ELEVEN ROUNDS FAST, Thousands of Dollars Were Won and Lost at the Bout in the Broadway A. C. way at Gans's body, seem to mind the blows shooting his left into Erne's , atter visiting Gans's wind, aua- and body with his le denly threw a stiff however, to get in « hard left and right | at swing to Bine's Jaw just as the bell end of the round ther: mix up, they exch: Erne in. the o! Tn which Ui tH ‘each other's face er in pt aa be a ited, ie Gv |right swing on the jaw. Jaw, | rang both men were, very, th Aane a ling from the nose, mouth and on (he nw gl it res | eve, was greet ap fhe ig fod “4 eee isha "round wan 1 with all tbs. ‘The eleventh round was a vicious one. quit. although bleeding from the nose. Dr. Leo aRndail dressed Ga lway fan of it, eye and put over seven stitches in ft, O'BRIEN TO QUIT DOUGHERTY Jack O'Brien, the New York light- weight, who arrived in this city from FREE BOOK TO MEN. however, and USTON A NEW ORLEANS Weather Poor and Crowd Handicap Features. (Special to The Evening World.) $$ the meeting ended gloriously. On the w it other hand it was dismal and the worrt 0 3 tay mince the gates were opened. The ;torm which began on Thureday "This, of course, ruined all chances of t/a good attendance, and the grand stand “ ced f-3 “qrte “gree