The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1902, Page 5

2 a J wy EAVY-WEIGHTS TOYS 10 HM. Shaw, the Columbia Hercules, Could Juggle Four Men Like Glass and Lift Six Bill Dev- erys. BREAKS COLLEGE RECORDS. Grip of Little Strong Man Would Make Your Hand Fe: is if a Barrel of Flour Had Been Rolled On It. Frank 8. Shaw 1s Columbia's strongest man, and without a doubt the strongest man In any of the colleges. All records of the local university have been smashed with ridiculous ease by this young man and he will soon go atfer the collegiate records of the world. Shaw, who ts a senlor In the Solence School, ts the last Person one would pick out as a strong man. Slight of stature and below the average height, he looks more like a runner than a heavy weight lifter. Small as he looks—he is only 5 feet 8—he could pick up four men aa big as Glass, the giant Yale guard, and put them on his back without any exertion. Six men iike Bill Devery could be Strapped together and then the little Columbia man could lift them from the floor with his legs and pick up a few hundred pounds as well with his arms. The grip of one of his hands, ‘f he should clasp yours tightly, would be about the same as if you let a barre! of flour roll upon it. Figuring on the Haryard Plan of measurements Shaw has scored a total of 2,049 points, just 100 points less than the world's championship figures. The ease with which he broke the Columbia record of 1,918 points Indicates that he will soon be the strongest college man in the world, Shaw's development ai trong man has been wonderful. Last year he was ~# poor fourth among the Columbia men, yet this year he has increased his strength 314 points. In the recent test Shaw lifted, without harness, 1,852 pounds with his legs, With his back he picked up 704 pounds Acd the strength of his grip in elther and was 102 pounds. His wonderful have a capacity of 264 cubte He has “dipped” sixty-two ies and then, without pausing, gone Gown an additional forty-two times. ‘The best previous record was fifty-four aad thirty-nine, Shaw's record for lifting with his legs is greater than the collegiate champlon- ship record, and his upward push pow- ers also top all others, The Columbia champion is just twen- five years of age and welghs but 142 pounds, He makes no special effort to develop his strength except to take the usual gymnasium exercise at the col- lege, Practically all of Shaw's weight les in his upper body, his deep chest and muscular arms alding him in making the great number of pull-ups and push- ‘ups, Despite his eiim legs, he succeeded in making the greatest leg-lft as yet recorded at Columbia. Shaw's chest measures 9 Inches; Mgbt forearm, 11 inches; left, 111-4; bi- ceps, both 131-2 inches; calves, 133-4 Inches, and thighs, 20 1-2 each. Shaw is a splendid wrestler, and has never been thrown by anybody of his Weight. He has been practising on the strength machines for two years etead- ily and ts likely to do 2,200 points by next spring. BUSIEST NIGHT FOR FIGHTERS. More Contests Will Be Held To- Night Than on Any One So Far This Year. ilthough this is a holiday the wielders A the padded mitts won't rest, for thore will be more boxing contests decided to- night than on any one other evening 80 far this year. In Boston alono there will be two boxing shows held. Other cities where shows will te held are Chi- cago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Bellows Falls, Middletown and New Britain, Corn, ‘At Chicago the Apollo Athletic Club will hold three six-round bouts as fol- lows: Martin Duffy, of Chicago, vs, Br ah, of Cincinnat!, at 142 Pounds: “Tim Kearns, of Boston, vs. Rika’ Black, of Chicago, at 133 pounds, and Andy Daly, ot ‘Boston, va. Joe Galll- My cago, a! ore Be. Louis the Weet End Athletic ciab will bring off a twenty-round bout between Jack M and Eddie Curry, of San the Lenox Athletic “You Clelland, of Pittsburg, Francisco. At Club, of Boston, Peter Jackson," the colored wel- will meet “Twin” Sullivan Athletic Club, ‘of the same city, there Will be three six-round bouts ZoumiY be- tween “Kid" Goodman and Chester Goodwin, Patsy Haley and Billy Ryan and Mary penning ana. Joe Elliott, THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVS'NING, NOVEMBER 27, 1902. |COLUMBIA’S STRONG MAN ‘COULD SHOULDER FOUR GLASSES AND LIFT SIX BILL DEVERYS WITH HIS POWERFUL LEGS. FRENCH TURFMIAN MAY RACE HERE. Eugene Fischhof Thinks His Steeplechasers Can Beat Our Timbertoppers. Eugene Fischhof, the noted French turfman, who has just arrived in this country, may decide to race some of his thoroughbreds here next season. He has some ‘fine steeplechasers which he thinks could beat many of the American Umber-toppers, Speaking on the sub- ject, Mr. Fischhof says: “Iam thinking seriously, and I speak as confidently as a man can so far In advance, of bringing ten or twelve of my best horses here in the spring. I am not the only foreigner with the January §—8t, New t New Britain, Conn,, the Pastime| »2*" goles erat “aghietis Club will have for its attraction | 79% A; C+ at Nichola Beating cjuv vs. @ twenty-round bout between Patsy | sxating Club of Brooklyn, at St, Nicholas Rink. Sweeney, of Boston, and George McFad~ January 16—Hlockey Club York ya. den, of this city, while at Bellows Falls, | cr ALG. at Bt. Mict dent Dave MeNelll and Eddie, Quinn | Jauary Z1—Crescent_ A.C. Nicholas will try conclusions in a ten- round out. ek shel chewers Rinl NO FRICTION BETWEEN HARVARD AND YALE? ——_— SEW HAVDN, Nov. 27.—Reporta to the effect that a breach was Ilkely in the athletic relations of Yale and Har- neutralized by a Yale fo: authoratively made In inna ct tae, Tae, Ban lows, the un i inced 0 1 rv siference committee fo soon same ideas. “Your steeplechases and hurdle races are not on @ par with this France. Nefthers STUDENT. SHAW’S MUS OUEAE DEVELOPMENT. pare with. us. horses jump too. high. trained animal may touch the obstacles, but he sails over, and it means an ad- Vantage of five lengths on the Jump. Our jumpers ta. better horses and they arg highly val Yechhot said ‘eet there ts conald- erable indignation ‘in Paris over. the treatment to which the American jock- eys, Henry and ‘eitt,” have been sub- | my head on their inno- | . “While jt G true they were found in bad compan} ere was not the remotst evidence that they | themselves formed a pare of any con. spiracy. It is too bad, I nin that | ume e thelr vin Heaton. “Speaking of American Jockeys! Ah!! but there are none to compare with the American boys in flat races. They tive pounds better than the French, riders, and in the case of Henry, Johnny | eiff, “Cash'’ Sloan and others in that'claes, they are fifteen pounds the best. It Is a big assertion, but I know whe T speak." QUITS GAME FOR $80,000 AND BRIDE.| NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Nov. 21.— Joseph Thelsing. half-back on the Black- burn Rovers Association football team, is the lucklest football player in the country. Not because he did not suffer any injuries while playing t game, but because he has been lect the recent death of his gran Germany, It is also said that a netide {s waiting for him in that country. ‘Theising will sail for Germany in a few days and claim both the money and bride, Theising came to bhis city four fears: ago from Philadeiphiay and went work at the shipyant here as a blacksmi ith. ICE SPORT’S SEASON WILL BEGIN SOON. The Hockey 1 Schedule Here J The Schedule Committee of the Ama- teur Hockey League of the United States yesterday announced the annual championship schedule. The season will be short, but promises to be brimful of interest. There will be the usual games between the leading Canadian teams and the Crescent A. C. and New York atvers home rinks. “the echedule: Jauuary wcent ating Club of Brookiyn, York A. C. va. Hi Rink, January ‘coklya va. Hockey Club of ermont Rink. Skating Club of Brooklyn, at St. Nicholas Rak St. Nicholas adler Cup of New York, at * ‘Nigholan nuk, A.C. York ont Clermont Rig. February 3—Hockey, Cora a Yor ‘Menon Rink. Bt. Ni tal ai ci vat Brookiyn va New "A.C. Rink. yor" va. Hockey Club of New York, at Cherm Feb. enw st. suathig Clube at Ste Nicholas Think Fed, 25--Skating Ctud of Breokiya va Crea: Philadelphia Middle-W. $21,000 IN EIGHT MONTHS BOXER O’BRIEN’S EARNINGS, ‘issih eight Realized Fortune { by Winning Thirty Battles. 1 Twenty-one thousand dollars in eight |months isn't bad pay fof any man, but just think of that amount of money being earned by a pugillst and you'll know why this country can boast of 50 are {Many welders of the padded mitts. “Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien is the lucky ssessor of that fortune, and he made t all with his fists in just eight months. No Sgnter in ey any part of the world in has earned the same period of ‘This large, amount of money was re- alized by O'Brien in thirty ttles he has fought since April 1, which, way, ‘ds the greatest number of ‘contests fought by any pugilist this year. Prev- fous to this atroal kot fighting O'Brien fought si: tles in England, win- ning of them and taking. the’ titles ddle-weight heavy-welght of yeni jon of England to America with him ‘O'Brien ianat Present matched to te hey, of Boston; Senate the Cal 3 lifornian hea n in adait! hese three before Jan. 1. Then be will have fought thirty-five battles in nine months, No Oimch for Walcott. Joe Walcott, who has not fought since he injured his right arm in his battle with Frank Childs in the Windy City a few months ago, will be able to fight again in two one His manager, Willle Pierce, of has arranged a fight for him ith “Young, Peter Jack- son,” the colored cycional of California. ions in a twenty- round bout at the Bureka A. C., of Balumore, during Christmas week, Wal- and Jackson have already fought three hard battles. Jackson to Meet Temple, Too. Another battle which “Young Peter Jackson” will take part in shortly will be one of six rounds with Larry Temple, the colored welter-weight of this city. Jackson and Temple will fight in Phil of Detroit, hoid fights i ckty every two Weeks Inthe future. Billy. Considine bas, been made matchmaker of the clud and he le at Tange a ten-round bout be- pouts held by thw elub [night aad gave entire Matty Aghter, Matthews, the crack 4 on fight Martin for ax rounds at Dufty se- it Will be matched shortly to the Chioago boxer, the clubs In the Windy City. mired the dec sion, over Matthews seve 9 in a siz-round bout at Chicago. Ax was In no condition to fight at th time Matchmaker Johnny Hertz, of the America of Chicago, fas promised to give him dhother match with. Duty” alght, “Young Corbet pion, who went to Dei {furn’ to thla chy Saturday afternoons Tort Durpose of being present on Saturday evening when the bids are opened and the battle ground Selected for bis championship ith Terry Mo@overn, which tak part of next month or Corbett dan decided to do. ten Gave trating Lakewood and then proceed to the the contest will take place, and work for the encounter. her-weleht chai week, will 7 Jimmy Stone, osntamasieit fig! the Avonia A. C., of this city, who tnly one decision in fourteen patties, te annleus to fight Hughey McGovern. The Lenox of Boston, tried to arrange a Stone and McGovern, but when heard the club selected Sto declined the i saying there money in it for him. Stone ts Ing McGovern, Tommy Love, Grit Felts, or any of the other banteme, | if c. a good BOBBY WALTHOUR DEFEATS MAYA AND NAT BUTLER. Also Equals Indoor World’a Recora —Iver Lawson Makes New Mark, ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 27.—Bobby Wal- thour defeated Otto Maya handily and delphia, Dec, 2, They were to have Nat Butler with difficulty in novel the. in feeling between the matchmakers five-mile heats last night. In the first of clubs iy that city and the manager of Jackson the match was declared off at that time. Gardner Coming East, George Gartner, the middle-weight champion of New Fingland, who wai looked on as a wonderful fighter by sporting men of San Franclsco until he met defeat at the hands of big Jack Johnson, the colored heavy-weight, of California, is on ‘his way He a tere troatohed ta fant gonn, ‘walle the Chicago middle-welght, for six rounds before the Transport’ A. C., of Chicago, Dec, 12 Willie has won a humber. of fights thle year, but Gardner should have no trouble In’ securing the decision over him, Sweeney's Next Fight, the hard-hitting welter- made Owen Zio Jack MeCieliand, the Pittsoar who reowntly came into prominence ‘To i Sout at yy knocking | PROF. KOCH'S LYMPH INHALATION heat that Walthour met Maya the lgtter lost his pace and lost three and « half laps. Walthour's time was 7m. 29,, tle Ing the indoor world’s record, Nat Butler met the Atlanta boy in the second heat and was beaten three- quarters of a lap in im. 388. @ second under the record, thour also de- feated Butler in’ ¢ by three-quarters of a lap, the second time in 7m. 52s. | Iver Lawson, in an unpaced quarter of | a mile sprint, for which he was pace to the tape by his brother on a Foter, | id the quarter in 244-5 seconds, the in- door record. AND TUBERCULINE Now't tel well and work ail the sieoe, Dilmuth, 1237 M; a and h Teaie. 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