The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1901, Page 8

‘Frisco Morrow Night's Fight Will Qeqaeaee SAN FRAN on Priday night's battle tas evid | come to a standstill in this elty The bet Paaea aitoh eat hat cause of the slump ence of opinion as to which way the | HH odds will jump the day of the fleht. Tt partisans of both that the other aide will dump large #u ot money into the sellers and that will be able to get better olde in con-| the last touche nequence. Harry Corbett, that there was scarcely a bet of any now it's up to you proportion recorded yet. ‘The Rublin men, who had got a taste of 10 to 4] Rublin stood up as strateht as an ar money, were waiting to pick up m™ those figures, while at the 1 to 2 prop em« Hkely that Jettrie fries ball It now be alto vorite when the men enter | natural muscular mover the ring. While the Ruhlin mo: the erratie twitching A muscle unde been most in evidence for sever strain of electricity. 1 Wis it Is because holding off in the hope thu Bet better odds. Paris mutuels are wot permitted in this city, bur that style of beth conducted under one of the boards tu the small bettors inion that Jeffries will win of the « and are contning selecting of the correct round hs favoring Jeffries’s chances outnumbered Rublin’s supporters by nearly four to one. On the Jetfrie« side of the monuy was wag Jalon within ten rounds asa the coin that showed that 4ts investe pout would ¢ The Rualiin men were stringing their coin beyond the ten-round mark. ‘The inference to be drawn from the that the: valling for «a de while Cher: believed the petting board is Jeffries does not within ten rounds he will not do th trick at all. Ruhlin Gilad Work Ia Over. Ruhiin ts ready DEATH IN FOURTH |= EXTINGUISHER WON THE SEC- OND Wind lows Eighty Miles an Mour | wiere she Clat away gana eterna came on, tniehing « in Form, BEN) hour in Washing was not a p except in the sunny spots to cause revers: Possible for horses to run true in such 3 | FIRMLY BELIEVE To the Eulltor You can say for me that J am in the best possible phy: Tam going into this fight w ® firmly believe I will win, and if 1 don't it will be | a better man. I will attempt to do when I face the champion, Zeke Abrams and ot pool-room operators reported effries's supp for the fray He put] at in his last training yesterday, He took | something that will er RACE TRA With the wind blowing ¢ Asant pl Bettors Don't Think To- Last Much Longer. I WILL WIN.—RUHLIN. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14 ¢The Evening World h all the confide » world, ! © Jeffries js pe to fight the battle of my life, and that GUS RUHLIN 1am fn sh yeye) eres 4 ng Jaunts over the road, one | riing and one Mt ay and at moped due to a differs! o¢ training wis at an vr and bright, his sktn ow soft and tinged with a health while his whole frame shows the be . expecting fal Oe CAL fetal effects of the rigid cour trains ml he has gone throuch, Gus is ve first dtany’ Mar ut down big fellow play fall ithon after De hands of the p¢ by holding off they Martin y Horne er [in tie ribs and sald ent ire, tt asa fiddle, We've nid twitehed every muscle in hl ugged and strained Ituhlin’s lex, and they developed that the nt resembled ut | row fon thet will | xo well a the admirers ¢ tainly fit te engage tn a bout with Ul rters at they will | champion of champions Htohiin Was Ne ta | Toate dn th ernoan Ruhlin and Billy | at | Madden re Uo the privacy of the [at pthat {ters home, where Gus practined the mysterious punch he ie geing to try to Fring on the bby bollersmaker, Madden nd hin party spent the petter part + an hour working on the new blow, and when they came downstuirs Madden face wore a contident smite (hat de that the practice had be atlefa Hot Rublin and hie manager the Hea that t re pretend have something up their sleeve in the shape of a mysterious punch simply t exelte curtosity, Madden saya the proof} of the is In the eating, and hat toem vaght Ce wilt rl \ gent a mors new pugitiatte pudding that will surprise not only Jef, but Ljudkes of the boxing gan enone new pun Natio routine sines Hzsimmons eprung hin far r Mexus blow on Corbett in their tlght at Carson, it is not tmpossthle or imprat th@t Mubtin may stuitte r. A gh ay show overwheliningly their talent te th f the board don the lin 1S1e ees Se wlsieieisiere large proportion off the limte y believe if Akron stop th cee SY ON B6 SSS CE JEFFRIES BACKED TO WIN IN TEN ROUNDS Deeley oe rere AN IMPORTANT PART OF TRAININ SPIRITED BOUT WITH HIS WRESTLER-TRAINER. THIS SNAPSHOT SHOWS HIM IN RUHLIN CONSIDERS WRESTL AN Upheaval | COE Sere orerereieeresieeierele © Netting, SCHIC Pin Str Place prow 4 104 Sie 107, Baan ont arid Ny by who EVENT. throu th runner-up Thompson wos third tr quarters of a intl, weroan Selling: for ts K, Nov Wt ity miles in mn the ae antpay sek BP bal he high whids th nis afternoon “a nt Chub links were sheltered corners and Mane ie u. Role, for ihe he wind wax bound 1 Malone Ma tnd professtonal In form, for it is not Wade ho peat the Dyker Me Won dering Low, the chity's Pour Tundred wis ‘weather. M The card was fatrly good ULE Una itis 1 there be} showing Set eens Loy al of ‘etite raven with th Ws = Start Kool. © The Puritan he showed the wa ‘War and Lord Quex, fup for the first quarter, but in making Was squeezed to go wround his feld. ‘Tur: | aed eancpynnaeieat| — BENNINGS ENTRIES, F ithe turn h ulu in the last sixteenth and a Yul finish ensued, head from ‘The Bor two-yearonts Dstarters, mits, jocks StiNE Fin, str Ktinguisher, 114, Mctue 1 ty oS Mocky, 112. Doggett * Start poor, Won ~ Extinguisher Bnd Wan neve wn running then died away Highweight 1 Aeven Curiones thet. 118, Dogactt Mitmrelf and Locket Rood, Won ridden out, Time Lady of th so hard for the lay that many of better times: show Was fast. The at apite of the disien: Puritan, whe was) the Game distance in front of Honolulu. SECOND RACE. five furlones length from Rocky, ‘ i uarters of a length in front af Dewey. | ry Eve wae third to t ody heey rT. followed by F tata ; teous, They rau this w 7 1 ; , where Rariirnat Yy of the Valley and McCue aaa : every effort to #tail him « Hixch Mace —Han ype ely on wae 1G on mane Ee u three-quarters o! ength from! povente TIN altrea Vai the :Valley, Was WO Unmasked cle “sscdus Handicapper Pigeon Poxt my Jomed on Hts © won by head followed by Manew Mile an Keynote was i Scathet Lilys ts acar Lad h “kK and hind peat note winning by a (Speclal tu The Meentne We TRACK htrles: for m Now 14. soon are His We K oeasily by al who Was thr RACE 93] 2) Batted 6 coupled Was the paves Pigeon and Mandeurt nile and 10) parde Turtt seed]? Carbuncle Rublin actually spends one hour ev practising In the of Mad-| ‘To-morrow will be given ov some- [lute rest. Ruhlin will not na gossiping, elec Into] oe the hotels, where he will not be TOM SHARKEY WILL REVIEW BIG FIGHT FOR THE EVENING WORLD. secret to-morrow Rublin Welghs “°) DESPITE THE WIND. | ht and | DEYER MEADOW LINK id Jeffries and te prepare te it exclusively Poin Sharkey, In will not teave s until whe has fought Rubtin ing Gibbs and Charis Gott, Gus was wowith Jetfries, will review the bis. ti Evening We alive how Ruhlin and Jeffries act in the beat ef b: \ battie will, Sharkey will read the despatches ning World read He will alse | OF GREAT PLAYING vy knows beiter than ary man oral Witnesses, scalcn He | noteh he welght [ago, whi began training. self to his) pr the Sailor's comments on Fri Nie interesting, “Kriseo of each round and will tell Ev ers of the advantages gained or mista illustrate the blows strnek at critic ucing the movements of Rublin end Fetfries be The Evening World's camera with his sparrit ost interesting ri PALAS ETON EN ON Timoments of the contest wv the complete, most acenrate and i port and review of early Saturday. 3 Mack ‘° ness PIN TENDERNESS. 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The expressions Trade Marks. ed against thelr use under p Six OLD DR. ‘GRINDLE, “PROCLAIM THROUGHOUT THE | LAND" with Sunday World Wants, The Three-Time Rate speaks to more ati than 3,000,000 people three times, narvellous cures Sundays, 9 to B Indications Are that Champion Will Go Into the Riny a | to 2 Favorite. areLeIeIDOe by taking off weight one day and bulld- | guine,”’ sald he. “Ruhlin in a powertut ing himself the next two or three. This | man, fairly clever with hia mitts and m has made Ruhlin as hard as al game. Besides, he can take a great deal | rock jof punishment without going under. Hilly Madden ts not satisfied with the | Gri nting these condition, why should truth © report that Jeffries weighs! have such an easy thing of It? only 210 pounds. He says he is willing | “Gus has tainly !mproved since T to Wager that the champion will tip the| fought before, and. as T have often sald, eto the 2% pound mark. | L regard him as the hardest nut to crack * few remarks about Ruhlin! among all the fighters who believe they ring to the friends of the Akron | are In the champlonship class, [am While “Jef has the utmost | concelted enough to belleve that in the oofidence In hts ability: to win the fight | end T shall win, but I have sense enough In fact, appears 0 absolutely uncon-| to know that Gus is somewhat in my te the outcome that It is | cliss." y possivle t he entertains a) The champion says that after he has thought of losing—he does not under-| disposed of Rublin, provided he wins, he estimate the ability of Ruhlin, | will at once look around for more fights. Roblin fen't Easy. Sharkey's engagement will not be far ChUGY UM id paway. and after that fight the boll jose who assume that Tam uflinaker will give others a chance, against au easy game and ought to | AN youl go, on the road asa theatrl. + e e was asked walk through Runlin Uke a wooden ball | it TS Tong ins Vere is any Aghting through a set of tenpins are too san- to be done." was his reply, SFDOOQOODO. beam ¢ WILL NOT BE ‘LONG FIGHT, SAYS JEFF, & @ ron SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14. To che ening World: | have an idea that it will not be a very long fight. From my knowledge of Ruhlin, I think that he will come right to me, and if he does we ought to be able to decide the thing in short order. As for me, 1 don’t want to stay In the ring any longer than [ can help. If I can win in one or two rounds, well and good. Perhaps it will take fourteen rounds to do the trick. At any rate, I will take no chances and leave no openings for Ruhlin if I can help it. no mat- ter how long I have to wait for the opportunity to finish him. f JAMES J. JEFFRIES. ae IS TOO FINE: | HIS BACKERS ALARMED. (Continued from First Page. ore was in my son yt perfect fettle, fos F S Renin ore | Gus ds to-day the pleture of what 5 a Tea | eladiator ghould ive." = 3) up under it tha "numerous visitora at the avi tet thm aed ellows quarters, but they spent the OF (Hae UE mone ing chatting over his prospects. {tt cal ‘ Hthe coming tight ©) pownding, ever recov Ul Ty ertheless, {intend to k He ng Still the Same, 4 oshape, and take no m. twill trate Just ip for my ‘go wita bie as sain Min tn Renting. Out at Brankens, the training quar- sof Gus Rubin, all ts form myself In gu ehances: with fatthfully t yet Ilvened up, due J that to-night the money uur in to the poolrooms. M reulize that. they. are Ket bett than 2 to] for the other hand, to give more: be the. prevailing lime the eng sounds. eee rie 4 P ers th Century Club Is deter- uiet to-day. “The Akron boy's tralners | aie the fight come off prompt decreed that he shall do no more |iy on time. The preliminary. bouts are Sy werk, and cepts “thelr verdict | so arranged, that ‘thes willbe ‘Antahed TOs ea ee eweccieairty e{in time so that the big men shall enter cheerfully, The only exeret: that hi the ring at 9 o'clock sharp. ‘The fighters: fs taking ia of a mild form, and this] ther trainer kinatoacosonoperas will cease altogether with — to-night. | tors and erested have been det the crowd walting. ome. to] ,,The rity in filed with sporting men ‘ ¢] from all parts of the country, and since ing, and then he | oterday the advance sale of seate hax ants one of the er attended it In “his city of all big flights, the [sedan objection, but Mave been a letle too town until toward & will remain in partial seclusion In one ny Visitor: Prey will he ind: down and set p he ¢ Hi 1 tn tractable and obeys r ns i in thls one r Milly Madden implicitly, SO itt protest. "The Clergy Matlaticd: men's Awe moot thin city, haw rongly, denounce! the holding of. t bout und the eclty officials have Hed upon ro stop It. Their re= bothered by to Ki pugiliatic nthe of f hes been granted, and they “1 «iden thla morning. to be satistied with the promise of 2 eep him at the otic that if the sparring exhibi- yn day's| tion asauimes. a brutal prize-fght appect rin hie} it will be stopped Wy EVERYBODY SMOKES THE Metropolitan Tobacco Co. and Acker, Merrall &-Condit, Distributers,