The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1903, Page 8

nt Se ittle Champion Will Quit Wrestling Bout with Faust at Polo A. A, Be Signed. Wiis is George Bothner's last day as; tional bet with Bothner that he will h wvtive wrestler, After he has met {do as he has contracted 1 . August Faust in the arena of the Vor six weeks Faust has been getting! ‘The prospecta a bright for a 0 A A., Park avenue and One Hin- condition foy the bout, He has! match between Bob Fitzsimmons and —————— red and onty-ninth street, to-night, hard and diligently for the con- {Tommy Ryan. Fitz has accepted the 5 fill retire from the game for good. | tent, and to-day his a0 pounds avolr-| offer af n #25.000 puree which has been| BUt Harris Wants $1,000 Be- hy Aght-weight champion of the | ix one solid mass of muscle. ‘The | made him by matcamaker Jack Hey , c r i 5 ne fie fifteen years ay the game, and|in his training. ‘The dk a second) Pore ee, Vanada, for a tight with rn’s Fichti “thera are few if any others who can|Hothner, tility Faust cannot lose ey! 10 take place next May, Ryan| SF's Fighting Jordan Abroad. Dilionst of the record he has m. | knows BPuist® ability, and some cone | das already acecpted the purse, and th —— U eavy-welxhts looked no bigger than! sideration must be given his word jonly thing thas vematns now is the / Metemelghis to him. i%e met thom all}, (tie litte man ies been vusy tralning. 'Muning Of ariicivs uf agreement Uy boin| tt Is almost scitied now that rents Saud Always emerged from contests with jout, and Botner has developed trick | US" HenIG GEG SA UR aL fying colors. ‘There were no men in hix| which he may spring on Faust yo-uight! \ fight between them would atiract| Ben Jordan, the English feather-welght ye si class who wanted to wrestle him. ene Can he Fall fer biaait en hin Olle in immense erowd, as both men are shamplon Sam Harris, manager of Mc- Viiid #0 to keep active in the game hej, US As te Mine ay werk very rowith the sporting frater-| Govern, last night recelyed a cable- jad iO take on the big fellows—men throw. him the German. will surely “be Hlly all over the country. gram from Matchmaker Bettinson, of 0 Weighed. nearly twice as much as|entilled to demand matches with ail of Shurkey-Munroe Mateh. j the National rting Club, ef London. {the big. men: CH TO-NIGHT. F After | Accepts 0 ITZ 1S WILLING 10 FIGHT RYAN ffer of $25,000 Purse, and Now Only Articles Are to THE THREE H ee OLD THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1903. LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD S THAT BREAK WRESTLERS pecially for The Evening World by Champion John Piening and Prof. Barker. ‘$750 EXPENSES — telling him that the club would allow ald, SEE E no HOURe surely be) ‘The much discussed match between | ul y “ jut ona man of any a eee eet encarthi rhig: any Sharkey, the ex-suilor teuvy- | Harris $10 expenses for McGovern’s tr the game to-day who t an| Manager Johnme Olly Pr of athe oy: Weight, and Juck Munroe, tae big miner | 2708s the oc to fight Jordan in Eng- omplish that task, August Fauat,/24s Deen kept biny supe Monte trom Butte, Mont., will probably bo ar- | land next May. Harris is holding out Diz German, Is that fellow, He tn to | pearly $0) worta were disposed of. ‘Tac! ranged to-morrow or Saturday AREY ep Hi arr e ee mORE Certain Hat His chance to-night, and MMe will{12M seat tn the Hail will be taken. iw now ou hiv way to tiie eity from) My umaker give that the last that will be given by Both- DS OT ace wlohe ha) French Lick Spriugs, and will arrive in|” When Harri ne er, Faust thinks he can throw Both- y Tiwyer, of Perth Amboy, N rwn to-night with his trainer, Jack | {ng night when ie mer four times In an hour, So confident | will be an Interstats event. Mans He keys return to this| \ AO lt cant 18 ‘4x he that. he will eed that he a8 | eye eee oe go. and much renult. 0 teleg: . PHgh $20) with che little man on the re-| wit chang on the result (hea m Clark ; Sngland with ‘Cerry c It'of the contest. Besides that he has} two principals lave made a side by Hunizoe, in whieh thy week 1h May. This wiit Pe ced $30 more, and says that to-night |$100 and agreed that the winner sia) that wa Reon an he 3 vi Perry's ight with “Young Cor. ‘ ° . iike the entire puran. ‘The conditions of ame ty New York he would he rea which T expect will be decided noc Se, Will let his share of the purse given | the match are that tie winner must 0 arrange all details for a mateh nthe second week In Marci at fm by the Polo Club zo as an addi-Voure two out of three fall Redtern SHERIFF BELL WON 228 Y | If. u-Dare In thi4 race, + players fell in line and [f-YourDar % always at odds- Optional was backet ¥ by ne pub When th :. 0) Optional’ was slow to es :/ bins took her to te outal nee st on the path all the way for of the par and tak rn 3 * rt rounding the far turn ’ © sFirst Went to Ben Chance, While | tia’ where' sne) won eastiy oy ir 4 . ngthe ; | ~ Optional Took the Second in} |.) muunp mace | ~~ Muddy Going at New Orleans. Pe He Ae er With the schedule made out and an ves—Harman 2 Bay au Rotnotne hounved for the frst week of Tae Even : ; orid’a ywling ‘Tourna Harman 112. B oD Wor How & Vournad is--Nikola THE WINNERS. ta Mat ing to do be: mai is bow neat Monday decker 198; Fe & Tries declare that thelr a 1M, W if Pi 8 were never condition m 2, Miss Hume 3, Tassed tia tleld wv [ind Chey exp tu wee some worll's n owner, st much that tne books would lay no oet- [ords for high scores established Lawrence stre cing a towna 1, Ue un agiinst him He was] le for the firet five aight Ort his alleys in’ Manhattanville t | layed at the mrtoe, "he mnplete satlsfactic Mn will be Hmited to twenty. Were only nibh Buchan " nh anid nie teams,” Applications are now being eri Bell off ir nil piek has bee era od wived at toe yoove addres 1K he ommand 4 for the way in which the teams Heit the back stretch and i i : 7 Apsdenin Lady Veronicas will holt a gen: 1 pull to the fu eriatas: , nat night at the Arlington Hall kin 1, Marry | tie favorite out to win by a len ee eas ies ans Feist) ae mr oe at] Be taek an example from Weber NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. lock, Bix ent | Want to Voll In the to ORLPANS RACH TRACK,} q This A tow of t t high scores at the St Fitzgerald had su al to The Evening Wor 1 ft ave | Redfoi TOomHE, GOR ai - recovered from his dlinces to EW ORLEANS RACE TRACK, Jan, |b fe I os: Seresume work with the flag to-da —The entries for tormorrow's ra up f ral Me Tho track was siicky, and best from] are ay follows ; v RACING NOTES. Hie middie to the outsidi Ficet Mace Puree { ebieat Me Buchanan accepted mousits, the tern | ady" siatake a ' fk having expired. | Verstter #9410 1 m were: Jin Clark, Hay, | Hal Poudie hy 1 bow ee. » Sheriff Bell, Swordsmun, | Koval Decelye ylon and Brookston BRAPO yo ies, i er | PIRST NACH | MenBier, Mersitie this t ther 9400; for four-year-old and Blue Biaee i ee bs } . : uF: ¥ fa 4 Suburban Sisene \04 | po tponed. The men entered a D8 | Handicap ean was abipped to Wil ing faithfully for the tournament and|tovieviile yomertay, where he will be trained we} are practising on ali th wil [for bis Rasteru engegements Pat’ Dunne. en Starter Fitegeraid bas announced to his trienda : fy that he has recovered fully from bla Indlep p & soft spor in! ; STRIKES AND SPARES. tio, and ask terday to tart He certuiniy outclassed. this | ie sil jue? sand At was only question of be- |)” yourh Race—Sellink. one mile aad mateent * 9 one & ood ride for him | *¥iapeur 10; *Chighadee tot} Over in Brookiyn’ the two-men team] Je? Rane b, liforpia jockey who will @itempt to draw al yr Wt Laban i ourney on DX tehmond 1. | ride for W. K, Vanderbilt this year in France, mied Kiloutam's backers Gitmo lot Jobneon urn a Ve 8 Phe UH & arrived from the Pech t M . day “ hen the start came| lou Woods 108 loys Is drawing & lot of bowlers to the Anas ae Dery wo Mew ay , e 40 the front wnd set} “vith Hace—Paree popular allcya, ‘The scores mee 1a Bib een promnes bp ssi A at che : broad, He maid that he woul ake é ogres laying, tA Bala gf Gilens. Bankers and Brokers—Mot 146,] weight at 105 pounds without dit a3 outalde of ‘atreih | ironis : Johnson 195; totul, £81. Hoboce—Din- | Hah scr’ als services, “He wilt all es" the an casos maved ground Of King’s Bimer brow 185, Bpitecr $6; total 2 Meamenip La Qhampagne today e lati if Hobdcs—Disbrow 13, Bpltzer 123; total, rae 40 be hard 0 jast lopg one mile 4 sixteenth. | 263, Hardiucks-—-Cook 119, tot 18 ‘iby | Hardiueks--Cook total #2 Bankers and Brokere—ifo- ta), 248. 17, den 12%, Jelinson Lydecker 129; Lydecker 168; Ualied States Senator J. W. Bailey, of Texas, pald & viet to Madison Bquare Garden Tuesdey @ Wok over the blooded bores offered for wale, New Orleens trmck this winter he sald; +2 Schedule, as Announced for the Opening Week, Gives Satisfaction on All Sides, and the Bowlers Are Practising Faithfully for a Try at the Cup. ‘Speaking about the alleged ‘raging’ case at the To PIENING IS AT WORK ON A FARM Champion Wants to Be in Good Shape for His Bout with Jen- kins on Saturday. Tom Jenkins, the great wrestler from Cleveland, and “Kutcher Boy’' Plening, the local mat artist, who are matched to meet in the big amphitheatre at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, are both working like Trojans to ge: Into condition for the match It will be the toughest job the “But- er Boy” has ever undertaken, and he is taking no chances of being out of condition, He started in to work for this match ac anh uptown gymnasium, but thought it best to get where he could do more road work, and is now down on Long Island Working on a farm. Jenkins is in good shape, and al- hough the mateh is a mix he \ connde he will beat Plening in straigat falls The “Cubaa Wonder,’ Jenkins's wres- ting partuer, will undertake to throw any three men who care 10 meat him, i of half an hour, or forfelt $50. to each one, Nick Ellia:t meets Whistler, | t ‘na finish pour 15) EVERYTHING NOW READY FOR THE | | START OF EVENING WORLD TOURNEY: 210, 224; A. Trimmer, 203, Bo Roberts, 244; 0) 222; J, Frize, ‘210; There {s 4 big match game on the tapts At the Kensington alleys, Avenue D and Kast Fourth street, between Fred F vo and M. Bleechner and two otaer Well-knowi dowatown trundlers Piatt ts very busy now making ngements fo Sagamore ladica’ night. Minor says it's going to be the swell Astoria Mair ever held in Métropolltans by winning their! st two scheduled games i the Now! y League. nw assured of car- rylig off t lanship hon H rmel took his brother, A. Sperzel, into camp jast Saturday on Kaempt's Standard alleys, by striking out in the | last fr beating him by a score of | 4 | Dr, Henry M hi and Pr. Muth, | n rrons, Lam a wud my Stay feeding of high Wak ony that will make the ‘ring: | every State ing’ of horses « criminal offense, When there | eee are pamsed it will abolish auch robbery on | [the Americana turt J, Wo Merthur.m. the man who (# bidding up ail of Atbert Simones horaes entered to selling es at New Orleans, is sad to be the John A Trotter, © well-known owner and ‘ es at the Crescent City badly injured yemerday by one of Lis thoroughbreds. While leading the horse out of & stable the animal suddenly reared up ad knocked Trotter down, Before the trainer be fescued he wes Jumped upon and seriously hum on he chest end face, Pepper, the Kantaka horec, owned by NECKS. LANDRY LIKELY TO BE REINSTATED Case Against Jockey for Alleged Pulling of Belvino Assumes a New Phase. Two good fights are carded to be Criterion A, C., of Boston. Tae last fought to-night, One of the bouts will | time thls pair fought Meladien was (Special to The Evening World.) _ |take place in San Prancisco, while the | [a arci NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 29.—A will be fought in Boston, The ne new phase of tho alleged pulling or [2% ounter on the coast will have a8 GOOD SPORT ASSURE rin Abe Attel, the clever boxe Belvino for which Jockey Landry was! Op culitornia, and Eddic Hanlon. of AT PASTIME’S GAMES. lenied all privileges of the track, will, |the same place, who Is regarded as a = when ft is brougat to the attention | coming figater tn the feather-weight | At the annual Indoor sports of the of the stewards, © a reopening of |division. ‘The contestants in the other | Pastime A. C. and Company K, Bighth ihe case. An owner here, and a man | bout will be George Me . the e | Regiment, In the armory at Park ave- who bets hoavily, said: side Hght-welght, and Patsey jnuc and Ninety-fourth street, Saturday I am certain Landry did not pull} the ‘ighter of Manchester, N nigat, there is promised a surfelt of Belyino, ‘The boy who galloped the] ‘The important dout of the good things, athletically. College, Y. herse and who is now working for cours will be the meeting M. C, A., schoolboy and local athletes, me, tells me that the morning of the{Attel and Hanlon. ‘These lads will try | Will put forth their best efforts in an ra k Baker, who then trained Rel- | conclusions in a twenty-round bout be- eMdeavor to gain the most valuable vino, came to the stable, sald bis man! for the San Francisco and the | Prizes given thus far this season, Was not going to bet, sent for the|Witncr will be matched yo Aght “Young | !ratt Institute, Brooklyn High, Mac- blacksmith and had the toe-plates on/Corbett” before the same club a few wie, De Wh se unten: High @chool oY Belvino removed and smooth plates sub- | Weeks later for a purse of $5,(40. Bee nolagtic Seley nave venterea 4 stituted, The track was heavy when the} ‘The bout between MeFadden and) jy) High lads will oc the post of race Was run and the smooth pla Sweeney will take place before the hone ts ch alone would account for the defeat of |=" Belvino.”* This owner states thet the black- smith will testify to the change of 1 want every man that je suffering from 4 plates, There were many who doubted Men Come i(\) Me any special disease or condition to come ant f have s social chat with me, and I will at the time that Landry was responsible ’ nae a Som a ayiten of treatment whlent for Belvino's bad race, have originated nnd developed after my whole life'y experience in treatin, " ——— Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonder: take noo! Commissioners, t in the Hickory Bowilng expect thelr team to take| Evening World prizes two great ox: intere Jimmy McCormick {s doing well. If he makes a few marks in a game it en- courages iim and he is sure to come the tallowing but when he makes a poor s you won't see him again a few weeks week, Mr. Henry Wellma the Sonsy Club, has by his marriage to a charming y lady. His best friend, Paul Gussow, other crack bowler of the Sonsy, is’ now his uncle crack bowler ecome a bene: Five men roliing on four different alleys in an “open game" at the Mon- tauk alleys Monday afternoon put up the big score of 1,124 pins, divided as | follows Stembler, 206; Frank DeMott, 24; C, W. Ryder, 233; Sam Ammerman, 24, and Tom Wallace, 218. The final series ta decide the match between John Boermermann and John Remple was roiled last Wednesday night on Quadt’s Brooklyn Palace alleys. The conditions were best five in nine gamen, and Remple won on the elghth with an average of 19% against 186% for Boer mermann —— men To-Night. A Leland & Co Rowling G Stork Exchange Leas colon’ Greene k co and Charles Head & Go., ai iie"Wolte’ Blephant aileys Menbatien Borough — Pan aeutecher nnd Cannon, ai the Yo Koignte of Colnmbur League--New York (oun- eit Metivney Counctl ‘aad Geno Council, ai Sarr Riverside League—Bmpire Clty, Stickers and Morrie, at the Kiveraide alle: Harlem League—Welvidere Heights, at Thum & Kahisdort's Commercial League-—Rosvt « York Faleon Company Team ate Rovbine & Co,, at the Broadway alleys, IN RINGS Attel and Hanlon Meet in ’Frisco and McFad- have no free prop jon, my experienc Fe you will call and see me 1 will give you, {ree of char examination, together with an hone: find your o ind your case is cural will give you have paid hares attribute my sucee! wi acute and chronic, by my cured without dijating oF cuiting. No pain. DISCHARGES stopped completely. BLOOD POISON- ING permanently cured without the vy eure!, irr aMicted. Write if you cannot eall. ies sent in re OPFICE H DR. R. H.M. 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Acting as a betting commie for several tug at me in the position to turnin ‘ere yentorday If you a are daily duct 20 por cent For Friday, two good one) will be brough jared for @ coup on t Germania Naional—Royal Arcanum Wheelm rd pected 10 1 recently he wi alruck the rr fesh open to the bone, The veterinary le attending the herve entertains little hope ut Lord Pepper's recovery, ° 19 aulfering from locklaw and Buffalo and Mogul, at the ‘Aswomoly Rooms alleys, bal e-—-Grove Hill, Hawthorne and , at Martens'® alloys. Tgeateasranettase” ts * Cle lon. two have show obs. Fetura yo sion, Mall Remitisnces aa be AsareRe Also another tr tions comprise two good tach dey, with, ewig & $20 bet p ight on each $4,144.00. ing ork . you can look fo rowld win within the near futur A PROFITABLE INVESTMEN nt in @ position to play yourself , $50 or $100, and 4"tdr you ah the (rack by placiug $5, $10 or # see eee Be ‘uen having @m account operated for you, { charge nothing for my imformatl of your net winning amount at the ead of cach week for my ‘om ‘tion will be mailed to you daily. Settlements ‘made weekly, “Sond Your asenaeh i know of @ pumber of good things %o g¢ through in the a future. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, These have tay @ 30-—1 shot, TI ould you bi t Monday t §: © name © 20-0 A on pant work. that they Randsows prosis” dukerribe al ence‘ and he bones of S handeome ride at once and secure the beuedt of my wipni orden ietncraaad at SA A oem oe wr wacboree wire ere an follamer een #2 0. ‘Y¥, 85 FORA F12 FOR ¢ AYS. 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