The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1902, Page 8

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1902. FIGHT ON FOR CYCLIS RAGING LAW. LATEST NEWS OF SPORT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. TS RISK THEIR LIVES DAILY TO GAIN A LAP IN RACES ON THIS MINIATURE TRACK. WITTMER WOULD WRESTLE PIENING, “BUTCHER BOY'S” CLAIM DIS) \ PUTED BY WESTERNER. Brief Filed 4 To-Day in Opposi- | | | er Tuohey Says bi i tion to Pool-Room the Hest Gracco-Roma pler in the Country. Attack. | = | Charles Wittmer the heavyweight P i 414) wreatler Snoinnatt di s John CASE IN FEDERAL COURT, ‘ai iit iening’n lait le eee | | hampionship ‘ithe says the re “Butcher Boy has no r to the honor due the holder of the champten- A 1 ship. and to prove it he will agree te Jockey Club's Attorney Answers Ob-A srestle him for any amount here er Ia f- Cincinnatl. jections to Law Framed by Poo George Touhey, Wittmer's managen Room» Keepers’ Attorneys. arrived in town to-day and came straightaway to the Evening World of- -——_—__ fice to disapprove Piening’ aim, Tour That the Jocke! hey says Wittmer t* the dest Greco he attack on the racing Roman wrestler this country has ever Rigtechiak ead the pool-roorn | seen. He has beaten Jenkins and Me« tereste there is no This morm- | Loud at this style of wrestling and i¢ nx in the United States Circuit Court | the only man that ever stood off the nd Hert tarry. | kreat Turk Yousouf This w tn las ph 8. Avervech and Herbert Barry Shen Wittmer wrestled tne Sultana for tne Jovkey tu Ned 4 man to a three-hour draw. prief sition to the attack eh Plening is at present meeting all com n th ta! era at the Olymple re. The fore. « being made on the constitutions solng gives him a rs of the racing laws by The Alle bia) match with Wittmer an lawyers ' my yon the result Touhes th Some months - | o7Fite a) CL A/ COsIROME esa DI ce Def : employed in Allen's roam. was at rested He was ted ov Grand | te Jury. Allen retained Lawyera Jonn Ht] Dos Passos and Be) rat | +] | | ‘ $ | | PRESIDENT EBBETS SENDS TWO ORGANIZATIONS DECIDE|’FRISCO REPORTS SAY FITZ 1 i} FOR BROOKLYNS’ MANAGER. | TO BECOME ONE. ASKS $25,000 BACKING. 4 acomnbe some time as = ~ ee : Left Haltimore Early This| Meeting to Be Held on Saturday | “!lllonatre the Bee Jay. and it in under Re ae Morning to Talk Over Preed- WIL Settle All Affairs of aleged, mey for Reb pen tineney e118 tae tiatiad = 10) et The most sensational and su in whieh pass each other when ya diameter of 22 feet acroas the top /a cycle whirl track was a h i man's sta nt to Meet Jeftr eof the) fl act ‘a the vaudeville and sport-| racir and ut the bottom. Bat few | won Ben Flood, of the a ee Hing fel of Europe last season, was Ridere Take Avwtel Riek de suecesafully competed | Catholic Club, from Arthur Stone and | pa rmMoRE b—Ned Hanlow,|| tne Gole Club and ihe Country clud 70, Jan. Adolph Jefendant attacks (hel the Cyele Whirl, whieh bh phe oat Ml speed, ajpon this track, ag the perpetual {Joe Judge last Monday night Time, | 9, iacer i ail Club, | of Lakewood, are now consolidated, Che pare sugar king ales sa f the! | Fale rua tianeutilggear i : nehes weil] spinning around ina circle causes fn-| 1183-5 At the one-eighth mark . : we -Yorks,| tito clu Wwe definitely dectded to[™ bmlnent sporting he protection of : cat ‘ = ee a 3 s (orden Tan cab mania: buat -]men in this part of the country. hae tourts, claiming that he is} Paris and Landon, and has proved the handiet of the two | tense dizziness and nausea, which has] Austin Crooks, the well-known pace y Charley | 22!" freee piel oak Pe yey ber ad ala ie oe i State of New York of/ the success of the year at Keitl’s| wheels to lock thus hurling the |only been overcome by a few after | follower, was leading, but sustained a earn lis him:t partis the equ of the laws, Actu@l-| ‘Theatre in this ‘ity. It fs a new fers head flist upon the track and | months of tr lbad fall when trying to lap Jud at the bust ed a committee| With Champion Jim Jeffries, it ly we t of thin proceed | et a trae i \ , see Bie len , eG 4 of the track into irs If the report is true, then it seems or ve tore draw in question the! S@OtNE portable track, built upon | jown to the grou Asx the pl on e Pee eolna: cer the top rack | stare (ets ied him away, bat] ® PEAS Fee hae une asco nallty of the ractng law and|@D angle of 70 d s. which brings | tires will show each rider has a line} DENCHE! they iw of the sti He hasn't ‘ hat elative |. id fight Jeffries again ate Interests an| the bodies of the riders, while at full] which he must positively follow with] ost prominent teams of the recent | peen able to compete since eent Andrew: Freedman B k uscess-| speed, upon a level with the tlie front wheel. If the man riding |tlx «(x day race for Keith's eoom The trek riding of Malvin Bator.| oa: ne iis secured Hanlon to manage Whether the millionaire will gr , ne Bate of New! the tage Keith's track is the! around the top of the track slidee| tion, but they were unable to overel without wing the han tle bars apd the Giants next seas ex recently purchased by Ar Fitasimmons's wish is not known. Mr, k | * y} going at full speed, has created af She Viente nv fin, of the Country it is Spreckels and Fitzsimmons are the pest The ounsel that this] Smallest and most dangerous ever} qown the slightest degree. all will} come » dizzinew! in two weeks LeaiendG Uae seneatioe. Thstlavan Therelare new developments tn the | usted ‘not far from the peeaent corm | of da ulT Rel talillbmaley woul ooouike . constructed. It is only 5 feet wide./ ne instantly dashed down. If he| training, aad will not be used until! a ierican trick, defying all laws off jr eiman-Spaiding faeht, and the} club links, at the head of Lake (Car-|erabie money on Fitz when he defeatea © 4 alluaion to the fact up the slant, allowing the riders only | turns it up he rides off into spa next month vitation, which was never sucees@-| chances are that there will be little more/asaljo, and ts sald to de perfectly |Jim Corbett, put lost tt er. when proprietors woo are wilful ami flagrant! three inches. from clbow to elbow The track is a complete circle with} The fastest race ever executed upon | fully accomplished in Europe {said until the injunction case ts fintshed.| adapted for golf. ‘Lanky Bob’ waa beaten by Jim Jet- of order xi —~ | A new cighteen-hole course is to de] fries he pas a a dullt and a new clubhouse erected of] Although Mr Spreckels stil! regards peraistentiy | Ample size to accommodate the member. great fighter, he has mpted to} +hip of both organizations. Ta: . t for Jeferies. so tt nder which the new will be fs hardly probable that the milllonaira lowed tof sii 2 ee res ganized haa not deen decided upon, dut| wilt grant Fite’ request am: | | vy isoawes Ae nets sentilicts i will probably be settled at Saturday's ———e Hennet | T. | > Nill absolutely promfer Becomes a “Knock: * $10,000 FOR COLT. BASEBALL CHAT. | on a a i. Oe eae r ae wot | ma eit these cays [1h ea ete ast yea a Original Knockers’ Clut, ¥ 2 Fi ‘ ‘ iit Site Whtiadeiwnia last |e fier - HOCKEY MATCH To NIGHT. and will lead the march at the thint ane rol . corms | Me! te Pail ou . < em mplonship Affair to ne! ali, which will be held tn A GNREEIYEARCOLD WYETH IS y f : oT herr ate |New York on Lincoln's Birth ‘ 4 : \ oe d ea lawns = Jéeu UL ‘Thin club ia NOW DRAKE'S PROPERTY. su as aa s ninhky i The next champlonship hockey maton | 1 ) pagiheas me 2 f ‘ uapices of the American Ama 3 . iy . League will ——— . . 8 Chicawe | "i } . x, " uhlen. ‘Tom Daly . Darker, Hen Miller . Evy Chamberiin, Preas Agent, Joba eee ALE. 3S “ts LT 3 “eM . aty Avre, $500 FLOOD WILL PLAY AT SECOND = : : i ie 4 ae Samat NEXT SEASON. bee Fe sae it | pan aoe | An . 1] me lf: M i ving a a i be “2 ; ow . witet ' Californian yer Comes Bast Well h ! |r . « ° Recommend Miteher U Runne | ' Howhes sh) 8 r ; | ve : “ i Manager Ned Hu . ; Rasetal! Chub, bas signe we ies yageman for his ext xeaeon poe * y are ~ SHON Blt mC , o Hants ereman <3 players who saw him pay ot on < A Huwhes, wir ae “ ve « ae ver rom last ae i“ |$321,579 ON WRONG SIDE OF '* ieee ane 4 “ood {8 regarded ax « eaceee| LED T YEAR. fegaan inti canoe | EOGER LAST YE NEWS OF THE BOXERS. is a 20) hitter and besides oa: fie i pomition admirably | Conatruaiieniine: Flood will replace Tom Daty a) sesonn | Hei hers : ne base, who has alened a contract t play | Baten’ my 2 with the Ohic O Al ic L 1 teem : cago American Loewe 7 | —————— (ROBTON, Jan The mtatement of 1 | [ts Roard . at rT} ” “ as PITCHER WILL. WILL REMAIN IN eee iat i | ~EAGUE COMPANY. Sclenitifie Belox y yn OT. LOUIG, Jan. %—"Roaring 11) were f i: eee mateh ge outs Kennedy, unconditionally released | decited at Maltimore the Brooklyn baseball club Das, it is sald, been wigned to-day by the St, Loute club of Nationa: » League. Patsy Donovan, 90 the story coes, ex- pected that the Brooklyn» would tet #9 and when he received Hive news on the subject, communt- fed with Kennedy. ‘The terms offered satisfactory, and “Roaring Bill" ‘Announced his acceptance. Juiy 31, 1901, ; sponding figu 41 amount of wifte for ts. gifte for creattr Youne OF} sim Austin, gifts actually made, put fat NO. promines of future gifts war per at year were | Mek ‘The total recetpte for the $2,257,%6; expenditures $2,049,433, SPORTS OF ALL SORTS. 4 altimore matehet ireka Atbiet lc row alaht. The go Nistin Bae not been He says he t plaeon shoot. het Jackeon tag in New York for moring parpas ia te tent prontbie nb to hear from. 100 miles of Slippery Five tabtwele Medical. OLD DR, GRINDLE, in disensee of men. Under 8 scientific treatment blood Paine in the bones, red spo th, ulcers, patatul Preiltoes, toe Oaundaye. 9 U0 2 DR PAU peecsaliat, private dineaaes gulekly Sond permanently cured: sonssltat satialacon, guaranteed: metein ie. Pharmacy, V9 24 ave., oor. 7h ee. Metropolitan Tobacco Co. and Acker, Merrall & Condit, Distributerm, : te ,