The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1901, Page 4

a ALL THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD. THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVE! NG, NOVEMBER 30, 1901: “QUNG CORBET” [PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND HIS CABINET SAW SUTIN ADYAL UP AND QUT EARLY WAS WALKING OFF ENERGY AT SUNRISE. Will Fight Dave 8 Yanger Firat—Te'! Story The man who was cleaning up the bar in the Metropole Hot looked up in { surprise this morning as a brisk, bright + faced young fellow entered and looked t around. + “Hello,” sald the new arriva fs everyboly 7" * cleaning the bar. “Gee, they muxt be a inz marked the youngster. “Wh! Central Park?" Of for Walk tn Park. He was told, and up Broadw, h way t who was cleaning the bar s porter who was pollehing the windows “TL wonder who the young Rube iw “Rube,” responded the porter that’s Young Corbett, that leked th [out of Terry McGovern.” Tt was a true assertion, Young ett tumbled out of bed shortly {rome of the Metropole patrons tur y4n, although he had not retired wh Midnight. After a long walk throug! “the park he returned to the hotel a fas greeted) by his anxious manager [who had been afraid that the boy wa » loat. ‘The Story of Mis Life. “Young Corbett” consented to t story of iffe to an F Ureakfast. He is a tremendous eater very careful about his foo which he enjoys most heartily. “1 was twenty-one years old on Oct 4," sald the conqueror of MeGovern. war born In Denver, where my f John Rothwell, hax been a cary far a good many years “In our family there a my iny mother, myself, a mister, thet, wo} is thirteen years old, another sister, Badio, who Ix eight: yours brother, Jimmie, who is thirt My sisters go to school, and Jimmie is the champion nine-pin bowler of th SP had 2 publle school educatt after Jeaving school went to work I Jaiindry, 1 wan there just two days ‘Then I went into a machine ahop where 1 worked on and off roabow years. ‘About seven years aog | began to box. Hor three years | wax an ama ~teur, fighting for med auite|a bunch, About n vook hold of me and 1 became a prot wlonal, quitting the machine shop “Under Mr. Corvett's won twenty. disagreement, and 1 took a« manage man named Benny Loewenstein Hy managed me in one consecutive battle. 1} Broad and lost. Then fought with ‘Kid Tsent for Mr, haven't been doing a thing since “E have licked Oscar Gard Bantry, George Dixon, Kil Broa Terry MeGovern tn been hard work. and fochivh | Ulled to a re To Bay Hower for Min Pots. “THIS afternoon Lam going out ti ser the town with Mr T will go over tu Etro. MeGovern before | leas Denver. { will stay days, buying then 1 go toc ‘orbett again, and we 8 Mondal home my folk« boxing + ” hibitions at the at hicago 1 will come Hast ta give exhib ons, “My next battle will be wit Dw ny Yang er eli Lowill 5 «in time, bo he will have to wali When he w champion, Sam diver Gletated all ine terms. @ Httle dictating—or Mr dt for me. . his Now 1 shall ote ‘ fe Ahat 1 met 1 wis looking over a jp Wt in Denver when t aaw that Mn Crowle Nur Corbett thar here was a wo East 3 Hto Mr the match w Crowley New you Wali fgghter indi My folks wo ue on the siage than ag long am Tain succes: “WH have to be conte: What 1 am best The Ariends by He had pt thie morning, Broadway t atopped many times vy persons de tendencies anxtous to vn Arrived Young Corbett arriven ven yesterday evening. crowd at the stuth cumstance whi; him any anno; hing you: notor! Corbett" boughs sever era on Cie arrival of th: wen and, picking out the om ‘orld, he began reading ihe fi the fight. The story or T “4 ecoming was the first thing his aye. He read overy tine Ine of tha weeping und?» ‘ wife. mother and oc! e frieids eed ‘ie defeated, and when he ha , and tears were threatening from his we he sal ally ‘hiard on would feel alll rave ah pooa eral Govern to be 7 as has been |} ivan or Henny | ahere Nobody shows up around here uncl | . Noon," responded the man who was ree y he p Marted at a awinging walt. The man Alied to the ening World | reporter over a large and satisfying dant Ws, and 1 wor jour years age | y present manager, John Corbett Gallops Home in Front of Surmise for Second management | one ighie. ‘Then we had Large erowd et tway? day mid the thie SLOTS | seen Ce to Wi Teememi siarierecanta tack HTT A hecrtenea ie Seen Chance to Win Inte jonal INDIE has a record for mesvelious ‘eu Fee larietn act eeital irra CN eee aan the Wall slowly to the middle of S OVER SY YEATS AT IT eet Sarmise, 100, 5 i y (ieage es 3 for th ARMY AND NAVY GRIDIRON CONTEST.) (oe1@102 YACHT SQUADRON. SIR THOMAS LIPTON THE BONE OF CONTENTION. ayere. Football Field Was the Seat of the Fed- eral Government To- Day, and Quaker So. ciety Was Well Rep- resented. Dewey and Miles Were Among the Distin- guished Guests Who Attended the Gameat Franklin Field, Phila- delphia. [No Teath in y that Prince of Wales Wi Chatlenze for America’s Cup. f those al- th getting nge for the rieally deny t would be pal- truth of t Wty absurd. tnd Sir ‘Thomas Llpe yachtamen mentioned as ls » notorbously mem- { Squadron, go> nother, and in spite of the contrary. vik- Mis < em oppose Sir of electte 1 Yacht iM as ever, King. exercising his royal | neath, the matter to an tae |eue, many the squadron Hplate withdrawing and forming er organization, dy there te suse; bu ry: opporttion distinguished subjects as. the fthe Squadron it ts not likes {y the King will push matters further. CHAMPION TRAVIS IN FINAL GOL ROUND, DEFEATED J. P. KNAPP WITH EASE IN SEMI-FINAL. Should th Cagod Wrst Font ge) pass. Daly ort erty on the a " Mapalis got thy Bar itt Hie Wert Potts ne was EXtorsMethinced Nnitnaape Vito Artays twenty cheer was | font ered and [yard Hae ives return. West Da leont i er forty. nt line. Dy tunted ir whe vanced ty Naws's fortyaserd fn AVINIE else ten varia: tO. ed ote Army twenty ti where Da misled cand West iy ar sie Belton: eeeodsreed WEST Pony We ere was suet Hi tn the “forts ernmarsee bo eheered ANA BOLIS soya Hine, owned. through Jett othe tel struck ung enter dent 18 ssp r them on VANE a pa jaan 5 Tickle, arid getthig wrote rat Fd. Travis had J. 2. Knapp evelt onthe Navy (std. | tie) ball: forty wards WooNAvaA tteett bs an opponent, while Ch 1. Tappin He walked between Gen. We ant line, Where Preyer overhauled him aw eCawley, of the 1 tt Sua Es wi MAUALHACEN the dias phia set, to contend with. For the see tty eu Due al versely wax on 3 ten ond cup ex oa Fludlay 8. Doug- | en the nh " 4 the and Oh Ke her om w came fe near be bea ramdent mn Pe aS Bape See SOPRA rday in a twenty-hole mateh, w pitted again crack, in oth » kicked oft the ball out of Ing br ndem) sium W, Barnwell, the Oakland while J. Maxwell met i. fr who hus mm. hon favoravle in this tu of Mascot, 2 1 Potnter, Ke Oth een years oll. but he still retains He recently paced © fon track, without O23) Fiing Jib once harnessed with a ru BENNINGS STAKE.) 0 2" the faue of the F we Hi) Mills, Communelant Point mmander WRihard Watnwright, of Aumapolis, Secretariog Hoot Admiral Dewey . Tietuit champion "| WH and AL Cutler wan dete at Bhs, wie were played at the Hrooklyn. Sutton was vaced a mille mate, and many bellevel that Milseini tie the whole Maximum—Conover Takes the Third Race. afield, try we Admiral Su Aasintant Sec ‘s Motor Saliebury’a up and ¢ q i ist blay WOE Mecisvies, Merion Cricket ia retary te Navy Hackett, ReareAd- wimated the 20 iar in harness, . Suite Wert Brook, oF yes 1. Commander Cowles antiet, now hae a wer mateh wlth h ket on an 3 he Frenen= relal sem Che " ‘ nsdn ayy ettiokals ! ee ectae oclnel eeu " fd NNINGS IA ‘ nes was on W Cee tub would | nran, “oe Sere mM 8 Chee) ric sae a tout on Galen ! : f ast mt Bit ed Sab) Sr tn ia the recent one antes OF oean hey lub op sf Sur HoCarbunele, but the 1 y sails His own and Won eastly by while in st from Supa Whe wan thins sin front of Dick Barber. Rag om wo Weather (iat tas been | faetle patted up hale as iiles froin here [Phe Tent wince ch wae [ME aor Ante th Y rdlay wt sul mati, | PIPTH RAC! the President sat down 4 Figg tte hie Could not see how tno leagues New Yorkers hat (hes | teadleape tu cereale i the Hapesition 1 ete A it paying larke salaries could ev Or canes Champion Feather-weight of the World, ols orouieh teed te retin eld Soitit ry much agains: | | earot Army 1 enn | eeperte ecard toeday ad Miretel VAN 3 | 3h) ‘ ated Mast year for [laid tC eyard run. Fle dropped og | 2M Pl : Maaimumn Stakes, ac tires : ‘i Hts HAN BLL vis th | The re toot thet har Wis alse i as Woh te GS Parr pessneennrtih ss Te Atmica Rewind tite: [horees in thle country by Malaga calle atten We card ow un : ; fog foams Uretted oat ait tt b centre ean Wy the fact that for @ number of yrare thet, iraek wan fi Vetting thes to) 8) leet weliminar wt valley a fumb Ainerican (otter aud pacer have teen Gyorites Neaehy Sew pet ‘i nh tiie Sot An SeNte T iy ttaly. Atiante one of the beat aires ‘ DAA pail ‘ ent Day for the fhe tela J that tls country es ced, in the opintom, i seri hace bhai wan deal for feotlar Thre Went Pol Ret oe many; ta att ative: bn tt Spaftord, an- : f ‘ emt pe aia «treat the bean horse, a eon of Kentucky and tthe Hans, the fy the opinl mite, lait a that, ever went too taat eee i particularly sulted forthe tuned ing tt et 1 : : the ( » rf xiven ot Maes w that the fe Commistion with Ved apectator uf Nay of army: otttes vidadand whe tty Wate rove about the city. ite cette eof | ltted: her } Joa ra asked the other day coMa Lak eens I euyitherwewerniLeagus’alln'e: vata / esa te nse Whenever it SECOND HALF. | New Yor, New York is too expensive erie drags telavap kicked off the strangest [for Ure Eastern League, Why. @ 5 ea my foutbail fehl lean League, with Me expaacion the Walt on Ws! Vacking and fat valarioa, besltaten over : wy men the entire bunch ‘ wlaniLiretMnel) ni thele reply te queries abou 3 He nent year The tem of the x 4 ' w'they Writ never get tata New" York." A at | minute of the call of th The iateadiness af ‘fe! cue work was In ote [pdt ae Wnnieyealls | vktence sin? ine twa Ceamee here sy | wale File Orie at Wheeiwh a Slomnn's Ae vught the ball I ! i mages « Menda Ma Rae Fue om Nils nts, aves 5 Lira A Bee hein tem rode eta ieee choice oie During the whole time I trained for i 4 core rect Poy matin nas | OLY fight with Terry McGovern I used i i by got toe bait | == : -=|Omega Oil daily as a rub-down. It aa i “ FIRST HALF. ware, ek sit, Mexair] HERR WOLF LIKE PARNELL helped as much as anything else to put ave 7 Navy won th Resig from Aw a Hi A wae wo] aoa oravie Ake a or eens aruewent|me in a good condition. HAS A pen tc! ‘ ' i ¢ down the Navy mde 10 yards Mt : Piet Rosecourt wind Atac, Ont home ny raleith nai uubalie hunt oeeee ted rman Natlonalist inember of the Cornwall tok the lead. and. vs | pees? i aril dein ce oe HE wats Tost « AS |Lower Mouse of the Austrian Reichs. ‘ ! juan Ie ue na vw Tint ati i avon Ae we é IE RMRMSOAURE RES reer “| fo Heltiinne Hun. rath, who haa been se prominent tn ; " ont pth By a Meth ! ; Ut tony Bineste tel Nas SEER a Bee aa rlotous epneal Inthe House, nan ree aint ie R and Daly’ was rate ‘ aly brea of Herr Wo it if 1 Rago i | Zot the Kick in the ventte tf itt dawi Ws a eautieal inckle. Fetes [anne og eharten teem es eagtmlla. to i tacktecbuiek playa gave Che navy: tive will ‘ rie Mamita Mtetota tthe army [erty Agure as co-respondent in a dle piesa Mot three more wt. [Vvoree exe, ‘The injured husband é« Prof, ‘ H downs | Seidl Herr Wolf and Prof, Setdl fought ° Huel with pistols las: Wednesday KIDNEY TROUBLES AND URINARY DISCHARGES. Nuey Bluirds S408 formations yards Nt it the Ms, INC Tot the lal ath Yefvesyard I y's ball on yer punted Jasvure, Aatula; permanent cure; Ww operation: pay when cured; let. _Dr.Chapman,107 F234 —_—_—_—_ pring, but netther wax hurt. Prof. eid ts the son-in-law of Dr. Ischa one Uta f Herr Wolf's colleng: Medical, int fae first het Morr Wolf ttrat attained political coted- | F = hen pie UA Ne ity by twhting a duel with the then |. OLD DR. GRINDLE, wy jan Premier, Count Hadent DD Tt OB ena atanes of) “inaer ate a te —— [ait ts eee Ling teu ae PIENING TRAINS HARD. ri ek sivesvar See -—— “sam nnot wante tha tried ¢ Tess aktifui phyatcians. fitte Feme an Wrestle John Plening Ix training ¢ th and 7th ave Tours, 9 to Advi More on thet Adi Daly put his men against efor off- to Phipps, thuatnatical- ed] Sir anf Hut with ve Sarda thirty-yard | 1)" these days. The “Butcher Boy" seex ae And S¥1 ese ral the right ena, 1 on downs. }a chance of adding some International Ringleader ‘went to e front at fag bi mile, Pas ines fame. to. t reputation by defeating fall and opened un'a kup of tweunty | Wi 2) 0k and Sti ete the Ne f Savs'n twents. | Raoul De Cahora, the French wrestler, : Good, substantial homes are to BO puncte, Flo fa oe, Wie we Nave'm left half, threw) fy f second, and Disk F sind) Lingo third. “Pimeniony."" Jaraves: back’ tive ards: one adiveds Bs noe Fetay ight at lanes lca" & CURE IN 48 HOURS. a erent sokers throug Sette day ants, ny) ‘ * t iy as als: