The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1902, Page 9

i WORLD: MONDAY EVENING ; DECEMBER HEN CHP Unknown Miner, Who Put Cham- pion Jeffries Down in a Punch, Is a Pugilistic Hero To- Day. iiaviog atand Central Station, eu “onthe train, except, , Now 38 and eit ‘ep ‘* “ att before Mipetcdned Bint % 12. 10 4; Baa a Pe clerel pclereland 4 rags xt moras CUS ai important A. 3f.—tMPIR} 1S AN EX-AMATEUR BOXER. BUTTE, Mon., Dec. 22.—John Munroe fs only a miner in the Anaconda Mines, Dut if he chooses to-day he can boast that he made the heavy-weight cham- Pion of the world took like an amateur, ‘His four-round bout and award to him * of the decision with Jim Jeffries en- tities him to thet right. The bout was : ecided on Saturday night, and after ‘one of the most desperately fought con- tests between big men Referee Duncan McDonald gave the miner the decision. § Munroe {s the hero of Butte to-day. ‘Weil might he be, for he did to the big ex-boilermaker what Fitssimmons, Ruh- Mn, Sharkey and every other big man failed to accomplish. With one solid Blow on tho jaw Munroe sent the burly champion to his knees in the first round ef thelr bout. It was decided during Fitzeimmons and Jeffries's tour of the Dig cities. The two big men offered $260 to any man they could not stop in four rounds. Munroe accepted the chal- = Tenge, and to-day he has the $250, The bout was desperately tought. First Jeff thought Munroe was another easy mark. A smile enlightened his face, but with that thump on the jaw the emile faded. Jeffries knew, too, he had met a tartar and went into his man, aiming with every blow to make It a final one, Munroe, though, did not run away. He took what punishment was coming to him and gave out some him- 1G welf. At the end of the fourth round he q was tired, but was ready for another round if it was necessary. Jeffries, too, was tired and was puffing like a loco- motive going up a steep grade. > Jeffries Protests Decision. | = Naturally tho decision is displeasing to Jeffries. He has protested it, claim- ing that it will hurt his record. Then Fitasimmons, like a good old side-part- ner, 18 willing to take up Jeff's fight FITZ COUMDNT SAR BRIM WITH A FTOLT OM THE JAW 10.30 4, ao 11.30 %, mas : F 12: mys fo It, peer Boe Diaeinour 10.30. M. St. Lous "CHT 2S o¢ ae i) hi) ee some weeks ago. It will be worth $50,000 RICH STAKE FOR ; cash and will be held during the World's ST. LOUIS TRACK. | 22° Et Assogiation nas added $2540 : «| more to each of the Derbies, and ets sis large increase in value, la line ih the mwo| Polley adopted” by. the ern Fair Handicap and Two} Pri, will materially raise the atand- « Named by Assoctation. | ard of racing in St. Louis, a nm, how- s The programme for next ST. LOUIS, Deo. 2—The Fair Asso-| over, fx of. more immed terest. int clation has announced the stakes for| ‘There are nineteen added money stakes 1906 and the $50,000 World's Fair Hand{-| with an estimated value of $50,000. cap, and two $16,000 Derbles for 1904 and | These stakes will be run during ‘the 16. The track conditions for. the] seventy-four days’ meeting from 2 World's Fair Handicap were announced! to June 27 and October 3 to October ai. Pow nm — wow lt ts} o SSE —*WESTERN leago via both L. 8. ane tland. or Rutan "| —*ADIRONDACK AND MOR= ‘PRESS. 0 TS Era 22! @ In “Semi-ready” clothes for men ypu select a tried- | eee SHARKEY KNOWS MUNROE AND AMERICAN LEAGUE |S2iaataeees ie him in four rounds he mnawnutes adjourned tor tuicheon| @, Get foreknowledge of effect, of pattern and of style. The result of the out nas vosstrty| SAYS HE'S A GREAT PUNCHER. Scutee" atey sstres seuueet stiat| “@1 Get results equal to the bests custom-work—~often Seemed tat question: #0). Olten) asked dent Johnson to appoint the Peace Com- by sporting men, “Will Jeffries su- mittee. Mr. Johnson stated that he better. peror e' be found?" would like to appoint Henry Kilillea f Munroe an Amateur Champion. Jack Munroe, who nearly knocked out Jim Jeffries, in Butte, Mont., 1s Oe GIA GE TU sect @ Save a big slice of the custom-tailor’s price, Munroe, although his days for the}well known to Tom Sharkey, the sailor pugilist. Sharkey has the greatest Informally among the members: Tom c past year have ween spit in mince. J*| respect for the miner's punching powers, and says he 1s just the man to good-natured josting. Portal met Lot | @] Get your money back if you say so, because—You tug In the lobby and anid: Franciscan and in 1899 and 190 he|Wrest the title from the champion. Sharkey has often boxed with Munroe,|Magnates Meet in Chicago and) “Hens. “rom.” 1'want: you to come to need not buy because you look, or keep because you buy. Played on the Olympic Football team|/and has gone down to defeat before Jeffries, so his opinion is entitled to Tet tant your Ahi fist Gute Ss dO Gxithe coast. In the latter year he altolsome consideration, This is what Sharkey cays about Munroe: Appoint Delegates to Confer) 34,87 4% 29, BE. se an ane} @ Suits and Overcoats, $20, $22, $25, $28, $30, $35, won the amateur heavy-weight cham- : . . advance money ive got from New plonshtp of the Pacific coast and last __ BY TOM SHARKEY. with National Organization, | York. "ana he puried nut’a roll of bills $40, $45, and so on. year turned professional. He found it a When I was out West training for some of my fights, Munroe, who was EA Ne oe ete anes different game, and im his first fieht,|then working in the mines, used to come over to my quarters and spar with where the grounds are to be, and T “ SEMI-READY” WARDROBE which was with Hank Grifn, he was (@pecta} to The Bvening W. may change my mind when I learn fadly heaton, ‘Then he went to the |Ze ares Or four times a week. He was a Tartar. In some resepets, barring,| (511, 4 Beating depend to the | Where they are,” Broadway and Eleventh Stqet I'm afraid to jet those fellows get mines and was unheard of until Satur-|Of course, his inexperience, he was the greatest fighter I ever went against, | American Teague baseball meeting ar-|you In York,” sald Postal, and A. J. Kextury Company 2 “B-day. Although beaten by Griffin he was|and I am not surprised that he won the bout from “Jeff” and almost put] rived in the city this morning and met | the men “hurried into the meeting’ BOOKLET FREE RETAIL CONTROLLERS FOR NEW YORK regarded as having a Lei punch and the champion out. at the Grand Pacific Hotel. It was See ee n Matement, He felt the force of It more| _ He is Just the man to wrest the champion’s laurels from him, and fon| wen'ly noon before the meeting con ENGLISH GOLFERS ARE Sa a than once during the bout. this reason: In tho first place, he 1s just as big a man as “Joff."”, When I| MaNamara and 8 8. Amgus, Detro ALMOST SURE TO COME. For Sale For Sale, Jefiries Knocked Down. used to spar with him he welghed just about 210 pounds, which is Jeffries’s| Fred Postal and Tom Loftus, Washin, — When the bout started Jeffries played| weight, and stood a full six feet in his stocking feet. Munroe is also a| 0: Connie Mack, Ben Shtbe and Frank | Prospect of Oxford and Cambridge = Pennsylvani around, thinking he had another easylyounger man than the champion. He is the hard Hough, Philadelphia; C. W. Somers, J. Men’s Arrival Interests D ~VW—/ l Mark, which hae been the order ot |, Le Ly eat hitter I ever faced with |» cuifoyle, Cleveland: Ralph and Max Local Pluyers, RAILRO the exception of Jeffries. * Pi ® things since he started out on his tour Orthwein and R. L. Hedges, St, Louis; Sh STATIONS toot of, WEST, TWENTE with Fitzsimmons. He changed that From my recollections of Munroe he would take a chance at any kind] George Garvin and Henry Kiillea, Bos- Pee aI aS Blenipy aot Open an accountatany of our four centrally located stores {dea, though, when a well-directed right] of fighting, though his favorite style was infighting. He did not have any| tom: Charley Comiskey, of Chloawos [Unt Ghambridge men. would visit this ere we carry a large and selected stook of stylish ~ swing sent him to his knees. When he!crouch, such has made Jeffries famous. Nor was he much on slde-step- “SBat Johnson, President of the League; country next got: up Munroe went right after him y y Clark GriMith, and other balip.ayers| playing. a acris for the purp Kames {sth Sols CLOTHING AND CLOAKS, to finish him if he could. Jeff sung ping. He juet wanted to bore right im, to get close-to his opponent, and} were in attendance. — tople of cony zt Ma a - Two Pittsburg ‘men attended in an'lin this vicini ve they hope Hats, Shoes and Millinery, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry often, but Munroe was elusive when a|then let fly at him a volley of short-arm jabs. And, though delivered at ofort to d An a wa franchise for that|the English play i) will come. - Mun-| short range, these blows were deadly unless you could get out of their way, | t@Wn out of the Amesican League. lent KR. H. Robertson, of the P 5 Th eC, J. Pedder and 3. 8, Eagle. | 1 Te Aware 4 er 708 aD a oe ctor ato then be;| DO I know that in Munroo Jeffries has met the man who 1s destined ‘The sentiment of the meeting seemed |v almost vininthe isin ONE DOLLAR we. gan swinging wildly. to wrest his title from him? Well, that is hard to say. Jeffries 1s a great) '? "° tat the proposed Peace Commit- | make the t No Extra Charge for Credit. In the second round, too, Munroe out-| fighter, the greatest I ever faced, but sooner or later, like every other fistic pointed Jeffries. He kept the cham-| champion, he must go down, and I see no man at present more likely to Sportsmen's’ Goods _Sportsmon's Goode plon's tiead rocking with left Jabs. Jeft| s-complish the feat of knooking him out then thie BM Fe see —— annattan Oo ing 0., was wild and sent Munroe to the floor, map} seta etacs J an this Munroe. Munroe can | where the latter stayed for the limit.|PUt out any man he hits,’ Novelties, Toys, 1114 3d Ave., near 65th St, 295 8th Ave., near 25th St. In the third round Munroe was weaken- ' Athletic Gongty 2274 3d Ave., near 124th St, 700 Broadway, Brooklyn. a Dining CH org and Jeffries again sent him to the Pa sf Fancy Goods, &c. oi pcinaatl, I ind a Dut only after he had received a biel at Po yoy } i OPEN EVENINGS. inion. Car. ‘por Welsh. “W. ae ea few hard knocks himself. Fetes ear) Rp 3 Unique—Attractive—Rare. : oP. ae Champion Floored Munroe. Doe “Wood, a Hoa ya! - F aun Mahe Saturday. Dining Cat The fourth round was probably the Ureatume’ Wt “a 72 65(|| Presents for Every Age and ‘a2 \ $1 WEEKLY. hardest fought ever ecen in a ring. IR ACE Remputan 307 % 32/9 Class, Interesting Stocks, Namen ead || ee pr sat saturday. t his $250 Clans Lander, i i gin Watches Petistionand called’ Into. Munroe! Ger . 7 ioe, ie Menten fA. 18 BI] Engrossing Displays. Diamonds, ; pl | Bxriigas—vor fice ined to end the fight. But Munroe Bart goods Won ridden aver witme—148 2652" Watches, Ms Credit. 6 Oe EES coun! ca tae - . a not there to whip Jeffries, he was Pageant hi to be fully extended to Rags there to stay four rouuds, He eludeajNeW Orleans Feature Went to|deat mbarrassment. He was the best y sy : (Dining Can) AG Gonlaaat many of the champlon's blows, but there . tho' fenders. ‘Showman stumbled ‘nthe n be ob 4 que tty FT] NCougresglonal | Lam. were two which landed full on his jaw| Him Easily After McChesney | :ts.¢' a at the 4 q 5 ao ittisaction or and he went to the canvas. Both times SPCOND RACE. - he remained down for the fai nine! Had Been Scratched. Six furlongs, a Sur old emtabliahed W GLOBE CREDIT, WATCH CO, siait ‘and on arising clinched to save . Starters, his. Jocks, SILER In. sth Place, Si St CASH or fitor. Harlem ramen, 76%. J2sch se. | EVGS sit fought hard, but, he could not Lert crear neat LFS Sine 1X ores Cr dag | |jyseesoeaerecemcaete came eae, e miner. Just @ second be: ] it 1} je wong sounded Jeff sent a hard blow THE WINNERS. Te ie Dena, tt an (Open Evenings.) CREDIT ss) FOR it Ted Suthe was pad the 08 Hel E . EVERYBODY. I In, but he up Ww 0] FIRST RACHE—Pageant 1, Em- 6 Ode price. No employer ; f be Kc , ‘Start good We ps vera reterences re Pitoriine ; ies i +f eee iit ets baxracsment tispen'd: out Teenie tt orarcene 67 Cortlandt $t., N.Y, | 28 West 42d St.N.Y. | 1107 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, f/f ssiimt,,,amesiate deverr. Gall write or PO oak yon MOSRILY PAYMENTS oes Orie —————_ y, EM Sane co Str week days, 12.65 and 4. L anOTthiNnG 79,088 Sonere wae ie best, ie, was in at Bit Nassau St., N, ¥. 125th St., cor, 7th Ave., N. 637 Broad St., Newark, N. J. NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES, | seconp racz—aoromi 1, panate | 27r95.404, just Kot tnrousn in time. Tf —— —— L. W. Sweet &Co. Belle 2, If You Dare 3. Belle ran a Inking @ood rac " | (@pectal to The Evening World.) SEERA eAGe: a 0 Pp Kt IN 8 Starters, w HitFin. str. a Rs ORLBPANS, - «RACE TRACK, NPW THIRD RACE—Federal 1, Anton: The Only hil 1 @ | TOY STORE. vd Ded. 2%2—The ontrles for to-morrow's|tug 2, smile 2, We probably have the largest Heasiid treo Aieok. days. Sundays, 7. ina, But #0) THIRD AVE NBAR ISTH OF. 834 COLUMBUS AVE, NEAR BUSIMDSS CONFIDENTIAL OPEN ‘Nas. We Give Credit. Leading Credit Jewellers, 37-39 Maiden Lane Fates are as follows: ‘nthe gertntehtid turlongs, Bil... «+6108 Nicolet FOURTH RACE—w. J. Debos 1; reverevat Hace te Uk (In Store). a Vgsthlt Clothing for men, women and children | Fifth “sve. (corner, 2008 ot oe Light 40] ¢, B, Campbell 2, De Resske 3. STIS Tasca IR NS. Monk Neiaeanrancl: i had Fouswiil par ex ecreuacs. sen ee weet Il poset Foaso. Bit ae, ne is i Poise Berseon' be th 2360258 Sixth Ave. Sif" Pemisie Corecseenlopetents mean tne tae. AB] warm nACE—o1d Maton 1, wiste| Sai sere i te nograp sy zie om a STANDARD’ OUTFITTING CO., Givent 3 1, %, Marie Gell 3. ‘Only one end of’ the barrier went up | Graphophones ‘AL the skates, 60° cents to sepa Arey ‘I 142 West 14th St,, Noar oth Ave, Re and two horses were left. Federal was! Zononhones Machines Sold at 0. | 7 _centa to ‘ ulton St. bas epsdith Veiaeala testes srone} a ORS Se | Fela $1 A WERK.) so a sa =e — NEW GREDIT 3 Ee NPW ORLBANS, La, Dec. 2,—~I ahieiycuere: Rice! ctors eB | 530.00. . as YSTEM pelaed bentdisho Hadad Pata tod Handleap; for all ages; ong mile! t Monarchs ; [ive tasers ‘ : : - : — Rod tala bare ree TY ‘ : TiTRAy nine: Or. deiiverion mete 2 Wives wore called fo. the port heron | Sed eabeneaiby Stn. 8g ‘ : : = [ito 816 aed : F REE, HEAR to tawny | he the gona aloe” OY SO" FM PermeRt and) CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY first race thls afternoon. It was chilly, : % Miter ctennetstceee ore: = THE F FASHION CREDIT HOUSE The Annual Setting of tie Seckeuies the sun was out and th ¢| Tom le 0} Pi WATCHES. a ones taken T Wen 14 at NEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB: but the sun w and the attendance] aagsiante, 107, J. ‘Miller. 15 5 12 7 pra aed eal fy lection ot aireciore and. ap was excellent. an food.’ Won easily, Timé—1.43 4-5. eter A lite ecm eer ef wee oe wil be bald 'at che The competition for Jockey Redfern's J. Deboe ran to his noteh, He was i SOLD Siu oT ae Zine competitin tor oskay: Redtern'e| WJ. Date tan to-bie notah, He was TYPEWRITERS ,, 2!2,,| WE BRLY ] PAYMENTS Saati ta hel ae ied Fine Diamonds Tom Kingsley was made too muuch usé \ AML makes S00 rate reo fa etn: avis‘ romain one, atl * virtit RACE. was scheduled to ride McChesney, but as soon as Hmil Hers reached the track the announcement was made that Mo- Bix turtongs. pay Cal Address tasters, whis., Jocks. . 7 sian +8 he ONDS, wati , watches, weekly or monthly pay. | CLAMONDS. watcbos J ry ta ‘0 rl ay terms. NATIONAL |... agin Wale: Shertia. to. rede Reattra on Oi Site I Hele 4 BON mallee Siete Rte area pedi. | piawonD WATCH CO. ITT 8 atk G Tortnety caaaten GEO, ROBINSON (Lawye Withdrawals. wate Frenne x DIAMONDS, Walbaws, jem x 5 ‘6 a we the, races, eal polled rent wuld Witakey Ictag, 103, : NDLE hie a. recsrd. for marweliour suree, | LAMON! Bagi Day) at yn the OFFICE 0' 171 West 12th er lane (OLIDAY PR! 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