The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1901, Page 8

QQQOOOSNS 1 CEOGOODS 649444 (Special to almost fast. ‘The princ handicap to be The and while it wa Patrons it had Its effect on by drying it out, having such Ko. March 14—Patsy April 28—Joe Bernstein May 2s—Sammy July 1—Johnny ‘Richt K., knockout; D., The ‘allahan. Aug. .4—George Munroe. W. Aug. 20—Tim Oct. 1—Harry F Noy, 19—Tim Callahan. ‘orb Kelly, BY GEORGE WINS. ATTWENTY T0 ONE LONG SHOT BEATS OUT DEATH |"" i Vier iAcE IN FIFTH RACE. MeGrathiana, a Hot Favorite, Firat Race—Gi Bennings Track, je Blew Fvening Worlt.) making It good a Rood, bad no special feature, all t over-night events. race on the card wa s the sixth ond Ae ae oe see ODD STUNTS PART OF M’GOVERN'S WORK: March Mareh 5 April 1 obliged to tsk for lack of ability. 1 vihing he goes About it in earne away the hours mex of training trainers concetves alto nes ty ow the Hopplax contest or reclimbing a tre Por any old tty Irnt to take ty the plan ts no sooner sui ys doing ft Tt» pething ta expend his tng ” the things in whieh} 5 villniee ‘ Ft : ; me os | hs Hed ny ‘ \ tne W ro vinited 3 Yorey at hin quarters att nis rod house. on Jerome avenue, yesterday, and ow his arrival there looked for the | «not tn the house. | jehamplon, He 9 to the day's diversi all wit uth Brooklyn other little owas time for‘ gymnasium. Sawing and dissing ditches and TOO! COONS DEPSSGOTOGIGHOGHDOOSGTOGOOSGOHOS. a How The Evening World photographer found McGovern Training up In the Bronx. (S10) 010 (0 (0) ore (ol ase (ore\eleserele (eleyey ° G99O994.4-90-0% ferry MeGovern at work Is an inter a gathering around the foot of a 3 sting Individua. re in too ok the reporter to make an M’ GOVERN’! Ss BEST FIG HTS. Jhard for him to de, and no t | investigation fe ts waked be Up in the tree was Terry, He had SaReT thet ipiiin ee bm pleasing climbed In competition ae his trainers . 1897. Teands, Rounds. Flare fully a half and his time was the best, That contest ett began fighting in 18% year he knocked out April 4—Frank Barnes... W Ho Ks 1 ina wh over with, the enamiion, flushed by sin succession at his home in Denver, Col. In the next year r Ailg. 3—Billy Barrett We fe NY, ee) nthe brain + his vietory, began a f¢ ace. Hin at- » won four more battles. In 1899 he Won a number of fights from some Sept. 18—Jack Leon. K G K 1 pest ants Joined In it ‘i made a rr boxers. His first defeat was at the hands of Billy Rotchford, 1898. K 1 watz” bundle tn who secured a decision over him in a twenty-round bout at \ Feb, —-Billy Maynard Ww. K 2 nd counter In 190 Corbett won more than twenty fights, lesing but two. . Daaygs- Ceoreo: Munroe: 52, wrdinary person ¢ ted by Benny Yanger In thie rounds and by: Jack Dempsey, June U—George Munroe... K we Dxon... W. ert Tenure CHUN Ceorebunaas July 3—Tim Callahan....1. on F Bantry has 1 been tata nét attain any prominence until the present year, when his victories over such crack fighters as Joe Bernstein, “Kid" Broad, se Dixon, Osear Gardner and Eddie Santry brought him to the front. sulted in his present match with Terry MeGovera, His best battles been as follows: af onent. Date. < with a » thar pros, nection with the coming fastic battle c ; fa Very weary feeling to ue | ween ‘Terry McGovern and "Your Joe Bernstein... 18, 1901 : 12, 1901 which Koe show that M rhett™ te th relty of betting on the va Govern is the same little strong boy utcome. Although many think that the \ ol ithe V h nd chance July 36, 1991 Aug. 16, 1901 Feb. 29, 1900 April 13, 1909 July 24, 1899 March 22, 1901 orge Dixon to Jack Dempsey Last enny Yanger. Lost to Billy Rotehferd Lost to Kid) Broad Thanksiving Day aftern 7 ta winning Out on him. As a result not a single sod | YX bet has been recorded so far. niin NOT ONE BET ms ON THE FIGHT. ea ae een speaking of the battle In con-) sald “LP have never seen such a lack of be! any fight as there td on this One Andy Wilt cee ec =) AWFUL BEATING HANRAHAN WON THE BOUT IN}, EIGHTEENTH ROUND. | 5 — | nowent The Supervisors of San Pranct ete HANDLER TOOK SPORT uEWS, IN FRAGMENTS. the Daltimorn Maseball reare the price of bow! will be a sitting scale Minor leaguers in pretty got number tlt be Hamonde next teteratl The Natlvaal is compelled yel talent and the <) gntewon rida wp; ane wile Hess Met ai Tankard, 125. W Betite i. reached and aterer, who and beat Dick THIRD, for three-year-olds ant up; tiny forty yard ere es can fi " Mighweigat hand Ave BiINE Fin ee ea a out! “Time Avaye ‘start Aout t ‘but after they the fr tthe running untl th where he dled, up and beat him th ars head. 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