The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1900, Page 8

8 RHE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1900, . TG AMOCKE'S KID MCOY WANTS TO FIGHT FITZSIMMONS ety ge. GOLUMN. } ek ae | FOR MIDDLE- WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE tra se mes *) “Retire from the ring? Why, I should oe 4 ; “4 Sister-in-Law of Being =r t Kid Changes His Plans and Says Now He \" 0 ua Pienmmone wi voelet, recent ‘tears ant ly Through Fighting “Heavy: Weights, but Wants Diaordiely, A FEW CRACKS = Won't Quit the Ring. Hey ee _ econ sytlsainn co, tne online Sl LA AL ay Wha Lanky | Bob's Title at 158 Pounds, A Mi iQ H Kid flan Jim ¢ or y and aslatiok to the bus ners Mrs. Lisable Velges, who belonge @ il THR SPORTS, : \ wl Ih doing @o | have tO ey sa rind one of Brooklyn's oldest, rictiest and beat ' wiuldn't bea surprise If Lanky Hob cone| to do one thing, and that %y Over to| middle-weight, [can easily make that aca am ready now to make a maton} Bown families wax complainant tn the seaneees Peet ; " “ ‘ nn to { oan jother heavy-we ent nd wilt onily box at 1S p with im to fightan ix or eight weeks, {Coney Island court to-day againat her one 7 Aime w si AM tea Mvening World reporter F went out of my class ty Aight these r Vom O'Rourke te willing to give us a] fother-insiaw, Tunis G, Bergen, Sho sn A le, mona, lineal ils tp inf ek pat RD wr he the| Wig fellows and the advantage they had! “I am anxious ta become the middie- og purse to Meht for at his new club, |SwirKed that he pad called her vile Joo Vendig, the hookmaker and bE joavy welwhte, but in read wit * he wnalou comme | th is naling th meet ss CK: Ge wl LORE Uh beighi ant welaht was too | welgh( champion vf the worKd and in ihe Charter Oak Atnlette Club of Harts) Hanes Dettor on things pugiiixtic, ie KNOWN A® Hog smone for ake m6 mtdiie-welalit: champ ite knows ‘ ah ‘i 4 ihe As P) ok On & Mk Ms I will Hight only men in the claws order to wet the Utle honestly f would. ford, Conn, I hope Pita agrees to fight] Shectatora in the court-room were E else guy.” Vow who kiow. him) Pitaalmmone t pleasant amile and he wa which I belong to in the fulure=(he! like to fight Bob Fitaslinmons for it! me ae 1 really think Tecan beat him.” [&teatly shocked when he took the stand amas mane aainahicks Hin hile own defense and openly charged Would argue that he tent Ae an ine Vs qlster-in-law with betng a disorderly Sane athe xnowiice 9°42 "6 BROOKLYNS NOTED ATHLETES WILL . STRIVE FOR A.A. U, HONORS TO-MORROW. verso knowing, the Corbett-MeCoy felt might be taker | Ny) por ithletes of this vic ty, inelud | Mrs. Velgow is wealthy in | v Jeluding members of the N C. te ho we ona! es Z | hy in her own Fe saa uni. viel- ENCE be ee eee ee ee ted a i tie MAREae Gn MRaRTRlelianitw on TG Arar CE AC MRaC gn Wine nies te toc i et gt el ace a @Mlored to ber oll kt f mone n . ernie ti Hive A ya ia ait ; Npionshiy tthe A n U. at Manhattan Field to-morrow The entry list is a big Hirookiyn, She has a fine home at the zr and raid he would give 2 to ~ ; Raid die ¥ | i ie sport should be of the best. The stars of the day will be Maxey Long, the sprinter, Whose recent tour of the Buro- Shore Road and Beventy#itth streets MWhat, pinkes you vo. vure Corbett Pittsburg ‘Is Closing Up PN Oa(HRICAE NAR. Tiley wlll one by an Ammaricat athlete abrond; A, G. Kraenziein, the World's champion hurdler, and John Bray, the N. [jay om wom And entertalne & @ i P s ng on s half-mile ley Will compete in several events and the indications are that new records will t : > _ ‘ ; wor vy ara “Taw th L di j th Ne Enst Side A.C have strong teams entered VERE BARS ROR ISOs ES) POP EOD Ph Pededey sean ‘ vival tira ‘ . ou y ohar ol in jen > the Kid riding a horse at Saratoga and (OR OETD WN ne Hascom Johuaon Hurdler Kraenslein, John Bray, Vai 1K " mediately asked for an sdjourement to" 1 didn't Ike that kind of training, that’s League Race. Hd Welaht Thesis allow her to anawer his charges, Mag- iatrate Voorhees eet the next hearing all” Mrghve Ventig know gomothing eine. for Sept. 17, and paroled both Mra. Velges and Mr, Bergen. ‘The whole matter created @ great etir in Brooklyn this afternoon when # was | known, (pecial to The Brening World WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN Hept. T—Thoso aspiring ball-piayers from Pittabure were again the Cham Mons’ opponents this afiernoon Year| ay the ‘id things whieh made the 4 Kid MeCoy and nm Corbett have F made up, They thook hands at an up- town restaurant the other night and ap. peared on the best of terms. Corbett and his wife and Mr and Mra George Considine were having a bite Afler the theatre and {t strangely hag pened that Mr and Mrs, MeCoy were at another table In the same place Considine walked over to the McCoy party and asked the Kid, now [iat their business was over if he wouldn't meet Corbett half way and be friends again After a whispered conversation Detween the Kid and hie wife M consented, Corbett walked over and both shook ends good naturedly and chatted pleasantly for a few minutes, What & funny world (his Is, MoCoy salt after the fight that he hated Corbett and ol Ways would, Wonder if he meant It, os |FITZHUGH LEE ARRIVES | HERE ON THE RAWLINS, ora fell unea thelr topsnoten tune table the League per » mean now divide the two teama whieh to-day Atrummled for supremacy ‘To lone thie afternoon and again tos morrow would place the Pirates 18 de ereen cloner Manager Ned Hanlon feele (he port tion of hie team keenly. and saya yim self that unless bis pitehing slaff im proves there's going to be a tig change In the standing of the clubs Iron Man" MeQinnity te the only (wirler of whom any reliance Ja now placed, and tt te the Dodgers’ managers Commander of Eastern Cabs on Visit to Mis Virginia Home, ‘The United States transport Rewhine Jarrived at noon today from Havana [with Afty-tix cabin passengers, seven: en clviitans, four discharged spldiel land thirteen enlisted men, making @ {total of ninety passengers Among songere wel | Brig.-Gen, Mitahugh Lee, commanding {th © Maxtern Department of Cuba; Major J. W. Dawes and wife, Major G. 8, Grimes and family, Major RH. Rolfe, inte | Nowever: . . . Intention to pltoh him in the remaining Capt. C. J.T, Clark, Capt. A. N. at rl Not being patiafied with having one} games with the visitors 4 ph Pp i + i , Heavy-weight under his management The Batting @ i and wife j Lae saya that he is omy j Tom O'Rourke has added another die Brooklyn Pittebure. leave of absence and on hia way home alager to hie wiring, The addition to | Joi of Clarke, | fa Virginia O'Rourke's stable ts that ble, good-nar| Keeler, rf Heaumont, of, | ‘The Kawlins i detaintd for the cuss tured six-foot colored fighter, Bob Arm: |Jenninas, th Ritohey, ab, tomary quarantl lod. Hor (ime @x= ’ Kelley, it ener, rf | pires at 3 P.M. tomorrow atrong, Dahlen, 99 Brien, th O'Rourke has for rome time watched | Cross, jb iiiama, ab. | ae sre f NN Mra maT tue couolunon roronty at the | Mest, fy an MAGISTRATE OLMSTED'S | Big Barkey is a second Pater Jackson | Meinalty. p,. Waddell, p FATHER IS DEAD; when the latter was in his prime, and Firet Innin - | ! t , * | Roo Armstrong, Dahlen shoved Clarke's effort over fon Revelyen Sad News While wurke, after gotting Armstrona | neaumoant didn't ree that were | tine: se da@eveen Marketi | Magintrate Otmated, in Jefferson Mare | wtored away in his ma ia} ox, at} over the plate, fing Ritchey * noe hustled the Mehter into an automo: | roller to the right piage No ran bile and went direct to a lawyer's omice, | ..Janee panned ho Cerra where pavers were drawn up and signed. | § aay wate rap took & me They say that O'Rourke ehall manage}over Williamee ehoulder a 3 one Armetrone for three years, The] scored Wagner war where Dahlen contract (8 an ironclad one, Sropped his One fun. ere Second Inning ‘There is Hable to be @ little Jealousy} ww ( oracked shown on the part of ex-failor Tom single and “attathe wine When ST. LOUIS VS, Sharkey when he learns that O'Rourke | 1) handed Willian! ae wane 4 has become the manager of Bob Arm: He, Grose arabhed Minmere® fot Atrong and fitted up @ now stall in the A anion, a Who rent thine wit | TH E GIA N TS. wae for the lg darky, row four wide ones, Wi Name they nad an idea that he was the (sogped in Daly's boot, | ily chuck — far Pap tgs bruleer O'Rourke Bankes eat op, Nt —— a IF d , We | E i jounht waa a coming champion, bul " reeaman § - now that the batter none far as hehe ald otet | a nde od to man Armateong tor three years tne| 9 Vaddell’s rear end boost teil to Mo! Have Another Try at al 4 Y if “| one! chances are “iutterfiien” Tom will kick [Quy BUT Aparmtone Ny ruos vet, this affterpoon received a telegrant from Auburn, N. ¥., announcing that {hte father had just died. ‘The Mi trale left urt At nee Magistrate » Wok | Magi Pied ale pace » the bench SMITH AND WALCOTT } | AGREE TO FIGHT; ter Oak Athletic Club, of Harttordill jConn., on Sept a They wat Tue the Places O'Rourke, upon reeelving the not { cation from Weat, hunted up anothetiy of McCoy and West in. pair of setters and decided to put ome over the traces, Hones pushed ous. w one timer, He McGraw’s C If O'Rourke and @harkey ahould de pyitarad Aecond and Went up Another on| cGraw's Colts. ; cide to sever their connections the | ctltts ana Jennings’s rap for al Conn ti Bo Bmith and Waloott As O'Rourke to attihy | ehanves are that the parti bag tallied Jones. Kesler swiped third - - ecticut ut — — West | the manager of Walcott the latte ) Pst heyy TO ay thaid te y vee Willie’ " feared when Jennings and Peres Dr 5 wan alanedl dC Rourke sone) ie melrong an eolor were doubled up on the latter’ ‘ Ou oy inh He asked the Batlor, rap Wagner again wot Patton's ‘ett, POTD GROUND: The Giants ow t of Match with ike 10 fant ip, pened OS at aeae Wail, Billy Pe F rch Two rine and the Pert Yate wean | Kid. Be erat ropiiet j i h and Jow Waloott thia afternoon a in SAAR AHA HT flght that coon? Well T shou! yy Are matched to Nght at Laat ‘ ja hil: fay 1 will” ' Tasuld' be & “epnibrina.” An OT Fahion asaieted Ritchey out \ Kvely game was expocted | Cy Rourke they told Amith the puree he evar the for whet: | elanped a ringle. O'Rrlen, contributed | Tie vieltors we where Mans F- would give. and Rmith aceepied It. Ate Y meet they usually formet that single, too, and got to ond anjamer Davis's agmreat had a ohanee ‘Mysterious Billy’ Smith and Joe THUlee of agreement were drawn up and they are gentlemen by deliberately apit: | Resber'e, throm to oateh Wagner al fof beating ‘1 wisnd | Walcott, the colored welter-woighi Ment. {jANel by Amin. white O'Rourke did @ ing in each o} ace, | r eoler cling to Williams s boom a 5 Hcewise for Wateott Ung tn each other's face, taking a nose Thue, fuer Clung to Wiliame's BOR | began Manager Motiran Jer, who ravently quit tn his fight with | hey wil Amie at catchwelghie for i ' 1 each other pet names and | mer’ CRTs Hie | We cane here iol tous eeneel |Tommy Wert, will be the principal in (Per cent of the gross recente, Both getting im An ovomaional kick on each | 4,CPoR re foul Ay Went to Zimmer, of Tem ihe Cie 4 - a the first big fhe to be fought 1) Con. | men Nave mtarted in training for the H's ehins ont had Daly'e Ay and Care 190K) ready taken t ‘ ' neetiout, Wert and Kid Move mane What a great fight these two men | rer Ne rune airy that th ii al originally FAAP ata gad one tain that Me nes mer will aleo slianed, but Woet 4) Att oO ” auld make inn oom sith the doo Fifth Inning Gh ibkoniber ue te Rant atten thinnna ee ire™ out of) LEON AND FORBES DRAW, 4? One of them would aurely sump re) Mar Day A napiy | Amith and Watoott w ehe ONL {he Window. Which would I be? x | mine ; saeriny | Flannagan, Maxey Long, MIME Dp Tom CROKE Trey tee eee OMT Mts AoDK fate i, WRB . . } ‘ ay |. TY | Forbes. of Chicago, and Casper Leon, of " in ke at the lusions ina twent “ra mi 8 The announcement by Kid MeCoy that Jones. xine | "i ) ) bedi Wenty-fivesround bout | New York, fought a twent Wo Will ever Melt m heavyweight egatn "0 TNH nb UR Hey {yisitore. wouldn't Ink ‘mp Wallace forced Mimlth at second. (dnady RE U A J Riles 10H, Wiliam ett yw AL the opening hoxing show of the Chars at Lake Contrary ASH Bali. Wut Will stich to the middiowoigh wii Nei PRABN Gd m pint na {pean dnd ie Talter waa: daclars tan had W F time-ta. fo nn ah a tn 9 een nem ty vealatnty ‘i hig Abia t dT MAN ag nd ge walked, Kelley Med tr | play wit 3 ' ” After some delay the fleli went away \ m ertalet AK ¢ move on the part of| Wagener No rine sable en Pirie. tantew f niet en Hons Teel at the ee Coy # firet place stiould never OR aor A hee went out, Davis to Tovin, Alc outrun by lareyatong, S. VE THE LABELS ‘ wince ine Kid has Cough! heavyweights i , \ Abat wor wadlerd, MW oeldriok: forced email is id Histance and then. stopped | OF BAGLEY’S aolar plexus den Bunatired A A ON . al kame, hott at aweond, No rare Then Herrano, who had heen third, want Bi Whyaique ereatly shattered. Btlok to th , Mitre larick, Van acorn. 1 af CAUBNE ena Mast re, who fins \ « } Middieweighia, Kid, they vren't such > : W York Club when | dtealing tind, One Day Were the Oriole Baath ‘ands. Halt fle EDIE pb b rues " Ath ae | and ¢ i Fi . Coburn oid the winn yy q sponte 1h (tect Annual Affair at Long Phe Matting Order | ; and Mineola, : Reet RA aRKIG. Tee etl ale Sei iter male PPO B F SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES, a ninen the hore enn ne " ward me ol ‘ c H | ita fetta THIRD RACE 1 9 Dugiliom: This time ii ie in Patereon ranch Pizzie ut hs sisi IE fies Mecclag (Walid thpesiel te: he. Rronina: Wortd.) Ths rile Stakes) selling, for tmonyearcolet SMOKING TOBACCO. ; Where an awful kick I# being made i ‘ t " | THACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY, RACK TRACK, BHEEPRIEAD BAY a ee ; * Gbalset: allowing fkhia to be hee Th This Year, Arkmnn, 1 ' FO STEAD BAY? opt, TA cool want wind made thinga!, MENGr® maha. Soke at Jt pHe pir'tlace The present revenue law does not allow manu. {oe hoped nie crows of can't-mind } \ : . a PSL [very plenmant at the (rack this atterspsiouia Oe ey facturers of Smoking Tobacco to place premium tickets | elt-own-bunities® people will get A " I Mailing seam, tye [008 Coming from the sultry. opp R + i (4 5 in the pack es—but remembi h Knoskout blow iMrerlel to The Mrenine World) ra 1 Wve heat of the oity, the crowd retehed!| (ny pesnpera.00 fe 43 aie L Rents ARE uber that the FRONTS OF It's good think none of the baw and| [ANG BRANOH, Nod. Bept tthe] © ho ey : md Yrell @ (he refreshing alr though | looked} Moor, 104” Motus 6 3h "i the t jemivrs Ie President ¢ i morrow at Norwood Park! Vivet toning Hone Hi Ton % nie th ot Sr me ° ALWAYS 0 many A fighter would do the “Cor on tee dort for } M * ate teh tela he only tr vine. ta deb G ’ i 7 wept re ermat \ Stien Norma th Munro, w ‘ (Ob Tilpagie 10) FOF LW rann jumped to the front at Ae throwing mn the Hi OF ut rae (Me ALT h 4 Hy pale a 103 Bars Nook Hutto ttnn tail an vie Iwaer Heated ‘he the | Until w notify you to the contrary—no matter Ia Rls mouth ae thei A GANT ite ' NI . * " 10 Nether of there ently ave[ Hite. the atretch with a vead of a ten " et in his mouth or ee not op | ty Mi til hit Pa tise ras sutelenely atl Wroteh WIth ee) ¢s » ISaEts what other manufacturers or the newspapers may sa L ayn whe htors ling » AnienoaHt in sisbie be rai » be the ‘ 7 i are oftap see k ura while|t all aby baht ul van , wor k Rath The track was peo fire a Arorresn 4 Mm the way home and JOHN J BAGLEY & CO, 71 Maiden Lane, New \ parsing the fehiing clube They umes Mins. Munroe mak annoursement| Mi tw VUAT BAC abed! back tn the: binices aatiee (ie York, rn ; Carry away many a bhundied dolla tthe mow Ll take lace nal } t, Keiater to! Masta Dav | Vor molten Rites we pring * ponition. by head from Labe's of Our Euckingham—the other Sc. packageyood also. { , bm Inf thowe plnees by having their ta: | aman tte Le La) i, Rene Mariere, wahts... dneks mai rin Rolling F ip cans — ’ made a target of Tt Ia nn 9 re ne SE od my n) AC 4 Uaforiiinatn chamois pushers x HARLEM RESULTS, { wo Winer, 8 8 He slag Serene Upon there Kiondyke | i { as ju Ve 6 8 ga f ia Starters, wah he Medical. Wi death Ga e baod leek ¢ RACH TRACK HARLEM. Rept + iy 0 a sty Danaraen tf Jorn Pont, teh isla § 4, iH ? , \ for Manager| The raves achedy In here tos 16 110! Jenkine 7 Hartly, 88, Bone ti Orth Ware ae ceAEe by ihe Teel dee ctea { ' Nonpareil, Lid Waleh es S000 ¢ Coney Is sland Jockey Club. Club, oq QLD, DR. GRIN during every Inning of a Kame instead i igen i he toy gor, 18 Pegeeer iy & sit Racing As GRADUAL Py of letting the players sit on the benoh v Handy Mat Bh A Ma ‘ i) danaise, | iit art god,’ Won easily sata i very Weak Dane f sine ft tm. BW Titi un peta o ANd quarrel with act oa ito 1 f second. a and | "Rabie i 1 | aaa ‘ped bs ad trom an i ih hack chins « Coach EA oiha th’ Vee, Video 4h the Audie nied Tm yikes hy gras frso'hnaiied Chamolen, tor (trons | SER ROO it ite Wis imafesoase fogs ern con mt Ha I me St Panton nd Are Unning of serterday’® gaia Van| Woy thon Ihrerequarters of a mile | iit a : Mite | ee ee 1a Malt ot Herem 497 tierra a4 ‘turer Kis Z| 1v. Then Jack Point took “the Teall and al ki aitren and Selbach wouldn't havel let BVORURIE hinder wae wash 4 j tharien 1b King ramble tig Mary i fen UT AE ) Bi phowed the way to the stret en : made the foolish mistake in over-run-| Siuamard Hird. Move 1108 vind tonto David Garrick 12 Deore 110) Start fale, _ br ¥me--1.00 MM lengths in front of Rendourt and Whit: | ites: P hing the bases ae 1 Wekmn mw Burkett out. Heide} Nillasnendre ils Hervilla rushed to the front In the rat | MITE, Con. Who were cloge tomesher. Jack | asa a ef ments, a “ ‘ rick Med to Selba » Pith Rect Pree handicap steepiechane od int won raved up by two lengtha, There \s vmet toe ho » tor | furor showed plemy of speed any fs altogether too mur Hi loned yes 1h h “soldier $T, LOUIS RESULTS ‘ Vaiiace drove a low Mia and vp, fall cou nade ail the running “Bhe won handily | Hardly, © fnet Warough ibe stresen me ge I . 1h a done by the players on the New LU . | Pach, No rune 1B Ron 445 | uy. two he trom star, who ran th| Reogee WemsHae Sen: 8 nope: fee: tay as Mid Trooyn wares cate trnetr one ranealing. ie . ‘and the ner Manage: tow As Aelded our at frat by | leone Keene 1 | second {ton hovt. Orient Pn Bi Vis makes hie men work the RACK TRACK, 87 LOUIS, K wan aloo fetirad byt 1H Nonatuck 185 vIVTH RACE Bone Nt sapien . it ) will put up. The races scheduled to be tur = ioe Whyer HACIATARTLON Belay Wit bol tied ‘away and. Tavata a | alr tee ete oe eernnetts rashid Fah! ES RU Ay resulted as follow af Re was run wth Race felling) for three yearoM emp; land got Punt Imoney, a length behind Hh about getting Invite information| |. 1" ‘ * frat and we y Wa cs aay ee ny Star. fttare, MEN ska, ty ; p Mt the running of the pontes, why It] hit) Ke enenghtha of a mile | ik . veh had heen touched. | kate 6 Prewidig tenor i SECOND RACK Proonaes The Nati Platform | J 0 to the race track for the pur-] Amelie Biratnmnte. t to6fur iMate. Was) | Sunisae ee 1S Suen in) ee i des, an it : man serena of playing a tip you come intol second; Sylvian thin. Tm nN Vourth tantem ae it bal + el i 1 mei ote Velen: é ‘ is printed | it with about twenty toute who| second Race-Pour and. onehalt fur. |, Ke ied. 10 Grady. . MeGannl . at wr Se) inted In the campaign supple- yo bina @s many different tips in longs oo by Blackford, 10 to | oH ted, but was thrown out hy Hick. - tthe lan 00 Beyer ment of The World Almanac, The to J) Donna, 1 to 2 for place, iu man. Tobiason waw alno retired by Standing of supplement is just from the press Hit in, the head with a | Cth, and covers all topics of » sevond) J ung, ees third, Time0.06 Miekman Xou pia ne of kes IR Aa ‘ileinn nwa + ie B asetott Pole Grenade 7 Sian moving wp to, pecan Dople fed ‘ ‘ ae ime Prk, HY. LOUD rh WW TOOK. dom Boer out to Durke\t” ‘Gisanon's grounder BS