The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1903, Page 8

JEFFRIES HAS NOT LOST lS POWER. Champion Pugilist Is Examined by The’ Evening World’s Physician in Louis- ville, Ky., and Found to Be in Splane| did Physical Condition. | Doctor Stucky After Going Over the! Big Boilermaker Says that All Re-) ports of His Having Ruined Himself Physically by Dissipation Are Ridic-| ulous. | A From many points reports have come that Cham- _ vion James J. Jeffries has been dissipating and taking | | such bad care of himself that he is almost a wreck. | |. It has been said that he isin such condition that his| _ blows no longer have the power to put out a good man, and that a few blows in the stomach would soon end his| | championship career. In order to prove or disprove these statements The Evening World arranged for a well-known Southern) . physician to examine the champion to-day. His report} of the fighter’s condition follows LOUISVILLE, K eb. 10.-~"James J. Jeffrios is the most remark- » \ &ble man I ever saw. There is not a thing the matter with him.” pea So said Dr. T. Hunt Stucky, a physician of the highest standing and "at one time president of the Louisville Baseball Club, after he had exam- _Sned the champion for The Evening World at the Louisville Hotel to-day. ‘The examination was made at noon in the presence of Billy Delaney, Johnny Egan and The World correspondent. The big champion was still in bed when the physician arrived by appointment. “I want to see if you will live two weeks,” said Dr. Stucky. “I reckon I'm good for that Jong,” said Joffries, as he stretched out. while the instrument for testing heart and Jungs was applied, after the _ Pulse had been taken. This was stated to be unusually regular but iow. » Then Dr. Stucky went over the champion from head tu heels, making a ' Most thorough examination, “All the papers say I've got a weak heart,” said Jeff. i wish I had yours.” said the physician after noting the result of the| In view of these reports about your diss!pating I'll test your liver.” don't dissipate beyond an occasional ‘high ball’ or a drink or two Row and then,” answered the champion. At the end of the examination the following was prepared: “IT have this day examined Mr. J. J. Jeffries stripped. I find all the organs normal—a remarkably good heart; am unable to detect any evidence of dissipation, but, on the contrary, find all the indications of taking the best of care. All heart sounds are ,normal, pulse free and strong, skin ciour, pink and soft, liver normal in'size, lungs sound, clear; liver not as large as it would be in case of dissipation. No evidence of bloat. ei, (Slanea) aay) HUNT STUCKY, SHERIFE BELL WON = THE THIRD RACE. ~ Beat Potheen and Rough Rider ' on a Heavy Track at New, Orleans, M.D,” Midatgat Chimes. 107. Lindsey 4 we Aubrey Hi Bummer 1. 10, ory mot Prince Webbe 1a toate Dr. Gurnsey, 106," Bonn Fell good. Won driving. Time—1.18. Midnight Chimes started out to make a runaway affalr of this race a and opened tr ofa ae of lengtits in the tn the final furlong faded Up_ and Dr. Gurn- tumbled and g down the teh, Both and rider escar THIRD RACE, \; for three-year-olds an@ up teenth iniles, Puree and one. THE WINNERS. | FIST RACE—Aurte B, 1, Wander- Mek 2, Marion Lynch 3. ove Starters, whts, “Sherif let} 9% Robbing, 6 Potheen, ‘98, Puiler,...: Sd 1— | Jorks SECOND RACE—Capt. Gaston fy "Midnight Chimes 2, Miss Aubrey 3, Melbourne Flanen 30 Won driving. Time—t.52 1-8, Honoluly was supposed to be a good thing In this race, The New Yorke plunged on him and at post time Hon- cluld wes an even mor hot. Hono. THIND RACE—Sheria Bell 1, Potheen 2, Rough Rider 3. i FOURTH RACE—Abamada 1, Bri By 2, War Cry 3. ne home @tretch Sheriff He outetde and in a gerreral est ne Lobos H or of Potheen | This gave . Hough Rider sec- (Specie! to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEANS RACE TRACK, Feb. 40.—With an excellent card and the promise of some high-class sport the < Grandstand was crowded this afternoon | % the regulars "ins n hand and realy mpan y d here with sur- it was thought the firm wa ner, The fact that Guld He Hot be allowed to start in (he tern fxents Was & great blow to NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. boncern for they expected the horse (Specie) to The Evening World.) to pre some substantial stakes RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.~ ck ¥ Was deep and slo @ entries far to raome are aa follows Firet RAOB—Purae, ie acratches Were Deloraine Badk. Frietchie, Gul: oh Filnudck, ra, Latuka, The ieee *Balin of Gilei Recske Stratton 2d, Stuart | \. Agnes Mack. Lite Etrenn 15 Jim Ni ith nie, Hagen nite Owl Mollie T. yal Guunber howe, —Hillag—feven ferioagy FIRST RACE Puree $400; for orte> 445 olds and up; sell Jes, j ORE And one-eighth in! | Sipace Yack Ford Mamerful *Tom Colling () SSeSe5 105, 1rd Race—Handlsp-~ 48 Joe st a foe ii [19 demnle 10 May “wollday idewell 5 By 9 u fon ridden out. Time—2.01 1-5. pootead 0: ie @ very open ‘sev: ‘were well | compus™” 107 | morally and physically. ® moters, and in various other ways. |barred, As for the boxe: 4 until well Into the home-|¢ Fifth Race-Gelling; one mile and a sixteenth. | KH WOK, 20 LL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD > bUbSedl LV INLNG, Misc. uk 40, 1508. BOXING IS HEALTH AND LIFE, SAYS SEN, FRAWLEY His Interest in the Sport Has Induced Him to Do All He! Can to Have the New Bill Passed. 6 rg WAS KNOCKED OUT HIMSELF. Wants to See Clean, Healthful Sport and Will Work Hard for the Bill— Bellevee in Knowing How to Take Care of Yourself. Those Interested in the clean and manly sport of boxing a@re gathering statistics to be forwarded to Senator | James Frawley, at Albany. With thetr | aid and the general knowledge athletics which Senator Frawley acquired in a lifetime devoted to sports | of all sorts, the Senator may Induce his colleagues to look kindly upon a bill which he intends to introduce. Senator Frawey is an enthusiast on sorts of sports. He has been an ac Sei participant In the field and in the gym-| nasium Even at this time of life he gives some of his spare moments to boxing and cross-country exercise, “It is health and Iife,"’ eaid the Sen- | ator to an Evening World reporter to- day. “I favor boxing as one of the fines: ot exercises. It brings Into play every muscle in the body. It teaches a man to be manly, resourceful and clean. A man with a healthy body must be clean, Wan Glad of Repeal of Horton Law “Tam willing to father a boxing bill, but It must. be drawn as I dictate, Un- der its povisions there could not be any such prostitution of the sport as took place under the Horton law. It was a relief to me and to a'l true lovers of sport when the Horton law was re- pealed. The public had been robbed and swindled repeatedly by fake fights by collusion between fighiers and pro- It T thought for one moment that a repe- tition of these things would be possible under the bill I have in mind. that bill would never be introduced.” “What would be the features of your pin? rhe feature would be the establish: ment of a commission to take boxing under Its wing and regulate tt. This | 2 commission would have the power to|@ Neense regularly organiozed athletic g clubs to conduct boxing matches.” 3 Won't Tolerate Fake Fights, ® “Regarding fake fights, what meas- | > urea would you take to prevent them?” | ¢ “No measures are necersary. be entirely within the power of the referee. If he saw two boxers faking It would be his burineas to at once declare the fact. If he di not and the It would fight was known to be a fake, then that to referees would never referee another bout, be permitted He would be d they would be disbarred from entering the club again or from boxing publicly at any othor place within the Btate.’” “Will your bill prov if bouts of mited numoer of rounds? Yes, we would have to do | wilt be imporib elto prevent kn of course. Knockout also. a » not amoun » ben Knocked out , and there t* ny bh As « matte asked to talk y long fight and a up my jaw at : i It Ja my intention to | vide that a decision 1 in also ay elf many emeul aster | was ees cnolra | al 1 would put | o soe the puneh, | $ the bill pro: | tn additic yetem there studying Upon the and the ¢ d is aeehits “ought under law them want to fe atten Geiresutntion by" trusting co the decinlon of areferee, when, ay a| matter of hey had agreed fake and divide’ the puree. Boxing In Healthful, "Do you believe your bill will pasa?’ | pe so, Clean boxing Is a moat | and as 1 satd to wel ceriall healthful sport, 1T would not attempt | through unless solutely fair nap the renult, 1 bellove. ft te beat (ing for a young man morally 4 phyatoally see (hat hin sons are taught to box. teuchrs them self-reliance and control. | Go to the courte and seo the men who are brought there for street brawling. — Do you ever see a They avold ‘iraulo cannot aveld The elo torles they know how to end it quickly } They do not roilall over the street and [© the effest that Jim ach other's clothes,” to Aight n you eliminate betting on! Hurope as It in a very harmful Sha danom urse bettin yuld not taller Ay nted outsido absolutely Men are a but it the should be olub-house bia % BOSTON, Mass, Fed. 10. — Patey| pulled off tw. championship Bweeney, of this city, and George Mc-| many other fights, and tte forfeit Fadden, of New York, did not meet in| money covers every th 1 moan | thelr bout before the Essex Athletic| keep after Jefrics until he fights me. Club last night, McFadden refused to] vi exc Club, will leave tornight to find Jeffries ot call. Rast bwooany, Str a8 ha ekvuns tat CaeD Marat a eu iain ie. ait oc ea Welk of green ed by Corbett, and if stat we at which they agreed to fight. Sweeney | hopes to got Jeffries's signature ¢o them was four pounds overweight, Jat once, All kinds of inducements were made MoFadden to Aght Bweeney, but the New Yorker would not Usten to them, Belle. field Weioott, the colored fighter, Bweeney. They boxed a rat elght- eh bout. The referee declared the contest 8Ho4 ions asi ies “mtce En HAVE AB pre-e op ond-8-3, boeooe THE MAN WHO IS TRYING TO XING BILL PASSED. | Pb 3d-00-O+ SENATOR JAMES J He Is Going to or have se that yi ‘by thelr bets. There many other this afterno | things that will be wght ‘out when not doubt that 1m | the bit ared, and they’ will all jain the same w providing aan spending it of a clean and he; i) after him and ft am ne Senator Frawley Prous well wot | verting anys an, He is reat | any ng the apna Fest Tes Of athletics, w. Ion alk very small j “Jeffrios w M’FADDEN REFUSED abies are tee TO FIGHT SWEENEY, meen 1p dhree 18 rio Glub ts Lenser Matchmaker Hk ion ls packed CORBETT HOT AFTER JEFFRIES, * Wants io Know What Boiler- Maker Means \Vhen He Says Europe. ne an money Hi tht Jurope or in thr knowing ©. ‘The count Je k. tal rom Kentucky 4d Corbet ean nly ines doing it to ad- . for I have no hat 4 me whei Does toa ears? 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Brooklyn, and Peerless, Port Richmond, | ‘The second week of preliminary games in The Evening World's free bowling tournament at Amann & Triess’s alleys began last night as ausplciousiy as the opening week. Four Bronx teams were carded to ap- pear and two local clubs rolled at the same time. The crowd, as usual. was on hand early and the rooters were out in full force. ‘The sport was good and clean and the competition at all times keen. Umpire Pollack had little to do, as the bowlers nad entirely recovered from the stage fright of last week and fouls were few and far between. In the opening game the Auld Clootles, of the Bronx, met the Mutuals. At the start it was an even looking game and jn the fourth frame the M&n- hattan team only had a lead of six pins. Then the Mutuals began to pull away and Brucker, who had rolled 245 in practice, looked as though he would run above that score in the actual game. Every man on both team did his best, and several bets were made that the Mutuals would have a game of over one thousand. In the seventh the Bronx men had a clean frame and once <aore were very much in the game. After that {t was an even thing, with neither | team having m great advantage. In the | ninth frame Brucker got a bad split and Hass followed with seven pins. This was abad Ditof rolling at a serious time, and the Auld Clootles were bowling steadily. The Inst two men inthe last frama told tho story, and the Auld Clooties were high with $82. Kuleppel's score of 213 was the second high score made in the tournament up to that time, The Bronxdales failed to show up in time for the, second game and the Stroll- ers were forced to bowl alone. This was Gisappointing to the team and to the spectators, who were keyed up to a high pitch by the previous exciting game. Strikes and spares were few during the exhibition and the total was only 67%, ‘The team would undoubtedly have done against. Some good sport was promised in the last game, Two teams of the Hyperions were on deck and there was considerable rivalry betwen them. More betting was | done on this game than on any of the others. The rooters were at home nere, and although the games started off poorly every man waa given a cheer when he rolled. ‘The first team was the first to get ' down to steady work, and In the third frame had a substantial Ieee Carter was up wita three strikes then. the second team soon found the head pin and It looked any body's game in the fourth. Carter had to content him- | self with a spare in the fourth, but that gave him close on to & hundred “REPUBLIC” THE DEFENDER. — New Yacht’s Name Announced by Nephew of John B. Herrexhof, BRISTOL, R. I., Feb. 10. —Frank R. Tucker, a nephew of John B. Herres- | hoff, is authority for the statement that the new cup defender has been named ‘Repubite.”? He announces that the selection of a hame has been made within tho; past few days. More than a hundred names were under consideration. New York Yacht Club members ald to-day that they had not yet) learned of the selection of @ name cor the new boat. _ against the Rip much better with another club to roll |o,, but | id a trophy seemed sure for him then. ¢ followed up. too, with a strike. For the second team Wagner was do- ing, the best bowling In the early stages, w @ game half way over he Royal Arcanum, Yonkers, and} ihad passed the lw mack, “In the ath Aywon I., city. | Sr neernnad piled up 113 and was in sight Columbus, city, and Harlem, | frame: pee ee McLiniepare iii t The teams were even up at that stage but the seconds appeared to be. more steady and looked like winners, Schus- mann and Wagner were doing their best then, and the rooters of the second team Sere makin could scarcely hear the pins go down, It was a hot finish In the last frame, and the first team managed to carry off the honora by superior work. Three good, eames are asheduled for to-night. and the sport gives promise of | 7, Ing far better than ever. The score FIRST GAME. Auld Clootte. Bronx—Wood, 162; Ku- enple, 21a: wv. Engelking, 188; _C.’ Voll- racht, Engelking, i. otal, 882, Mutuals cltye ri pers 165; ‘Sherine Sher ‘olin Tt "To SECOND GAME. Strollers, city—Beekman, 131; Ganz, 11; Weinss, 126; ‘Min * Total 676. Rubenstein, 173; Milier, The Bronxdales failed to appear and the Strollers bowled alone. THIRD G GAME. 1, Bronx—Hermann, _138 paltee 1a) Fecher "Kiep- iperaats Hotel, Sr . 184; Carter, 214; Kiep- Plivperton 1: 1-Schugmann. 179; Vorn- baum, Fy Wagner, 192; Hauenstein, Fat Rotay 854. ———_. WOMEN BOWLERS ROLL CLOSE TOURNEY GAMES Close scores were the result of the peri games rolled on the Harlem rele alleys by the wom = nament. Iigh scores were mot Iv ccder | though. Mrs, Haffen, of the Tallapoosa adies made a great finish in the game Van Winkle Ladies and team Won. "The scores: FIRST GAME. Winkie Ladies—M. Ls Nt : m Rinhie, “100: atte. ieigmop "SO" Me Indepe: x saat Wileon, 125° Mra, Mra. Rademacher, 524. SECON! OSs} Independent Grea ‘ork Ladles—Mra. Bilton, 180; ara ‘Warne, 117) Mew. Wests V8; Mrs. Rademacher, 92; Mrs, Lang. 101. Total, Tannpoosa Ladies—Mrs. Haffen, 111; Ire. Crawford, 113: Mra. Me ‘Mra. Ireland, 126. ‘Total, Ba Sten desks 1h THIRD GAME. Rip Ve Winkle fadice— re Mion Ralento, 84: Klunpp, 12. Hatten, Doughérty. 02: Mrs. Georal, Tallapoorn, Ladiea stra, 13 . Merer, 103 re AES: Mrs Maser Mrs. Gecks, Wit Other Rowling Games To-Night, Stock (\ change League—Coldemith, Wolff & wn co, Ste £ Co. and Arnold, at the White Elephant alleys 6? & Co. Natlona! Loague—New Jersey va. Derkeley, at | Starr's alleys. Manhattan Borough—Alpha, Oriental Cy clone, at the Yorkville alle; eater pees an a7, (emer r alias Rowing Asso- Boat clu Club, at Thum & Kahlecort a! fsa ores: Bast Riveralde League—Claremont, Bmpire City, “at the Riverside « Anclent Order United Wetman Berra nts, joss Team Tisania Lodge atthe Harlem Alnonguin and Fair Play at rmania Assembly Rooms alleys. Bank Clorks’ League—Hanover National Bank, United National Bank and Mount Morrie Dank, at the Broadway alleys. North side tional League-—Columbia, Avdu- 0 much nolse that one |} EVENING WORLD TOURNEY Second Week in Big Free Tournament Sees Additional Interest Cen tred in Event on Amann & Treiss’s Alleys— Heavy Betting on Results. LAST NIGHT’S HIGH TEAMS. Auld Clootle. Hyperion | rth New York, at Martens's alleys, ‘k Interclub League—Owl Club and sisdonian Club, at the Owl Club's alleya: New: ork A. C. and’ Century Wheelmen, at the New ork A. G's alleys, Athletic Geague—Elizabetly Club va, Jersey Cit Club, at the Elizabeth Club’ North En Club‘ vs, Columbia Clad, at End alleys. Bronx Royal Arcanum League—Wakefield Gounell, Suburven Council and Fordham Council 1, at Pump's Crotona alleys. ‘Tournament —Gold Golden Link it Regiment —C ny G, at Starr’ nal Tournament-—Emolre State Logan, at the Elephant “| Dabble in Wall Street if you like. 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