The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1900, Page 6

UDDERCUTS SIDESTEDS, —_<-— A BUNCH OF RAPS A UTHOUGH Tom Sharkey has LA infor e fights in succes hew to worry about where he |s get his next meal, for ne . eommutatio: ket for lite heard that the H x would expire after Sept | ts said that he fn the tickegt so ta: the fighting kame en hte ‘stat . this week Sharkey recently sald “While I am sorry that I can't tet fly my bunch of jabs and swings at some other fighter now, I fee! ever, as I can take thing 4 tn eweil style off the money I have ready made out of the fighting ee how iw “I suppose the public all over the world will feel satisfied now that | was) rodde@ out of my fight with Sharkey fn San Francisco,” sait Bob F i mone on Saturday © as T beat him Just as fairly then as 1 aid Friday night 1 wouldn't have cared for them rm Ding’me out of the decision if they had only given me the fir ree, as I needed the money very diy at the time." When Wyatt Earp, who refereed the fight between Fite and Sharkey in San Francisoo, heard that Lanky Bob had Gefeated Sailor Tom, he wired Sharkey an follows: ‘Sorry you lost, Tom If I could have jeft my business | would have gone to New York and referent the fight for you and my dear friend Fitasimmons.” When Fits heard of Earp’s telegram 1° Pharkey he raised his hands to heaven) and said: “lam glad arp stayed awe If he had refereed the fight 1 would) have surely lost on a foul ee Tt tw ead that & song-composer hae riarted to write a parody on the song “Play Up the Band, Here Comes « Gellor.” and that the nav the par ody will be “Play Up the Band, Fits, Licked the Satlor.” After Lanky Bob had beaten Satlor Tom on Friday night the newstoye on Park Row were singing the above-men- Urned parodp as a long-haired son writer, having just wound up hie t at Coney Island, came along. After hearieg them sing this song he ecratehed | his head and ald: ‘Ha’ ba! I have at last got an idea! which will make thousands of dollars for me. I shall write a parody on the sailor song and will give it the same, name.” it such @ parody ts written It would be & good iden for the song-sellers to, keep away from, Tom Garker's house When fighters wish to find out how their opponents are training they gen erally employ @ man to nose around the | other fellows quarters to find out the desired information. Jim Corbett, how- ever, claims that Kid MoCoy has used a female stool-pigeon to tel! false rtor wre about the Kid's condition | ‘This female came to Corbett's train ine | Quarters on Saturday and sald “Bay, Mr. Corbett, you're « hay cinch on Thurstay night Kid's mot training at all He is drink ing and ts all dicated out This salve was too much to Maten to, and, raising his cap politely, eaid: “Move on. laity ” 8 “Well, I have all thi Money tied up now,” said i meneger of Jim Jeffries, jae “They thought they would freeze of getting my share, but I've gx mailed to the cross. The i whieh I have gotten out forbidd payment of one cent to the ub holds good, and unless ¥ deciare on what I am @ little troup) offered wo se for Corbett very | m at Not liable to former ¢ got « tip to play Bally Poturity and borrowing fm «4 the track. ead Up, they playe Jomt their hundred 4 Once news th On in Hodoker information is T that the proape OR scroes deed. O'R Dest be and thar ducted rhe fy shows w Peter Mat of the few through th ere he has hed wit daring the pas: tw fone any more from this next man he fights boxer, This indivitus ski, one of the cleverest ers in the business Peter and Josepn » night, and ex bard biows wl a 8 Some a 4 gentiem hamo's > morrow ¢ dell oo. Notice to borers Ar uppercut s . eninge and that wi Gan have it by calling im person w Fetord to the office of the street ing Department This t6 an exceilent Mird-race Igbters, Werth abou Ria lay jof @ match in + THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST | 4 THE s COLORED + WHIRLWIND ‘FIGHTS WEST TO-NIGHT 4 AT @ MADISON SQUARE GARDEN WALCOTT! “t- Welterweights Promise to Fura|rier to's peti thr [este y hom now taetien on for m tes-raiiog drew at f Both Are in Good Shape and nish One of the Hardest Bat- |." eoaraaaiie Se anilete sens o'r ine ratte Will Go Into Ring Sure | is rmex fet am far an phystoal| certain . ‘ tles of the Year. | reese to concerned. Yue bined ae eh The pe 19 €0 of Victory. eh m v* ' . H 0 o> ee ater THE F GHTERS' CAREER. Bhai be pe ¥ , ie Ma vy ae eahand . Vibere A "Wear sith, “ « Ths meeting will » ber { trad ve fp s) Both “Ke ® has ow eto ® o, swinging a matter which ture errr GOLFERS MEET IN TOURNEY FOR THE ANNUA L Sunn Onan. eae od why 31or Not at an " eae ae eg se crate Sean —BOB FITZSIMMONS. | withdrawn, ie ses oa varus aoe tant World) D o expe fren \y ANE ed that he atiew was alien te epite ot] . ard Wan well worth she features were the H vat en at tng Handicap | d but 4 good races Keene's re-|® H | ay, wan a dis-!® 9 | litte a ; 3 ~ ® A) % 5 ; : serving | @ : Mtariers, eehte, jocks Me Hit Fin sr Place, | @ ; * 1 vis : ara ‘2 . : : . ‘ 1% ; Marta elit 4 : Vaure hy ABA BOB FITZSIMMONS Bob Fitssimmone wi an advertising Jeffries He will Aght the If Jeffries refuses | date Fits will retire f I will ght Jim Jeffries not at all.’ said Fite World rep this mornir Jeff and his manager ecard py champ . akin x months ot that He knows the dead after Bept enance to fight that date He He ral he pu Twill say | ght Jeffries will agree to an equal @ puree, or I wi ne aw knows oT oporn The t as fe gramme whieh week TO-MORROW. a 4 me has mite gel , « Mule G 1 116 Taral allman a ere ar 1. women's best « prizes tae Tt ation mpetit A M re ” F WEDNESDAY. A 1 7M efore gi eahte holes, meta niestants entered pla round, o what JEFFRIES SAYS. Tames impire « m at A gap we he e women's imited ted Note Serevereres ereienex! pulled to hance lasting head for on SATURDAY. F i] just ek H THURSDAY. OOOO OOO OOO Og vee THREE FAVORITES IN WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF TOURNAMENT A amp Miss M wii Ruth ul women's roURTH » © Mantive % A GIANTS IN BROOKL > M Underhit + peerolte aie RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS. RACK ering Dewes wr Place fl Theatre Opened. Dewey Thee Saturday The e and the per- TRACK, 87. LOIS es scheduled here thie tet as follows | night irlesquers Race—Thiree-quarters of « mile Armand, ¢ to! and ft quarters ef toS a for place Time fi ry T ind Race 4me Mt . m third CORBETT SAYS HE’SBETTER | * THAN WHEN HE MET JEFF. : Borough Teams Play Postponed Game. \ Spectal ts The Ft WASHINGTON PARK Aug Ma De this place thts a pwtponed game Dodgers The hea the plage itamond ham eer Pema it 1 Minton SHEEPSHEAD ENTRIES. SHEEPSHEAD BAY “r ” arrows an font HAWTHORNE Aue RACE TRACK 4 af-} The terroon vavis went out le ‘ ing the rune hag Selon Med out kma ad by Jean 1 herler ings hit CONEY ISLAM 2D DAY * follows runs a igh fly and « half furloy 2 tol and 4 place, second oar a aus TRA‘ The kK * od t nat Relbach He reached Mat “ bay “ an tive rd “ wr ¢ to right Dahten's which filled the bases Cross right centre. scoring Jen- ¥ and promoting Dahlen aml Cross were dounied up on the former's grounder to Davis Two runs. cond Race—Three-quarters of a mile on by Hindoonet. ev an Emigre, 3 to 1 for place, second Runner. third ‘Time—1.19 1-4 Third Race—Five-eighths of a mile Won by Sad Sam, § to 1 and & to Miurlan, 2 to 5 for ot cond Jim third) Time-1 —_ SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TODAY bDfue sete 644 Moon om THE TIDES High Water AM PM 4 9% 2 923 ne nit Hickma made that 1 endance. Ly the ads Fourth tant Smith singled to under to Daly, © en forcing Smith, one $7,600 108 A FILLY, of t tranater 4 tye ett. Doyle t » shot apd sent a the ball to ® quick Product pealinat-Glene Howaht at Sheepshead by v “ Doyle was doubled 1" * thun vel of by Cross vod! money me compl The lar where ‘hey Reanes The Matting Order. New ¥ Maltren Nerush wae at five “4 aw “ vagaer to right afters hard ran er got rattled and Kennedy Ning (he bases. a | Sieciuir fied to Smith, + Kelley ones over the pl roan fouled fun risen t for Boato > Wuen wh # leave t we trims reached walked bird OLD DR. GRINDLE, GRADUAL 1 The CTY OF ba | sew YORK ou AL UBPARTMENT), years 8 tp t Men Under Dk Santy land ad nit safely lyn re PORT OF SEW YORK. petetel un ie veloped QUAK RS AT WICKETS, HAMILTON ade pt tieven bean mate slow * | that up w | wale 1, merge The Hamiltons went to bat frat a: by o fas" Roper Koepente’ wie Bass 1.98, when an adjournment for pda: thee 07 The Rieti w—Towsiotee, B Mattner, WHA MAM*, only four men had been re & iret for the total 41 rune, bu unsuccessfully ARRIVED, Van beat a went out, Daly! te Rowermar Mercer Gied to * » Dahlen to Jennings Taslor, the er in the Davis and Doyle. Kelley Maranham Lan Rowerma Mercer, p. t won ( wen harties Prune . Kennely Umpire », ir (Y Day First tomteg. ent @ bounder to Ken- nedy and perished st fitet. Davie waited unt! four vite ball had passed Dim ant smrbing fo the bag bach lifted « high fly to short Soke 2 who oe capsured = Hickman ot grounder 7 seed Mer-| retired hy Vetivire boosted a sith fy to Smith Kennedy hed to first on baile and went to nd on & wild pitch. Jones out, Bowerman to Doyle. No runs, ‘OLD DR. GREY, 4 seem 4 mpecialiet tn teenies of men permencat Avg Tad and The Phit the Harmii a match here to-day b ywine to the fact rained at OUTGOING STEAMERS. TO BAIL TOMORROW 0, Weere, Comanche, Charleston Coles Bi terets, New Oristes are Twetrine Prag Yemen Nanery Reeves owt Van Hakren « . 6 | aman eet Contry “ b inter INCOMING STRAMERS. DVB TO-paT. us —— Standing of the Clubs, Me PE.) CH . Lav aliet—r it onma t to Das we