The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1903, Page 6

Tate otto yen ye ‘THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 100s. We Niniktibali nt-Weight A Mameak will phia Ring. ©) Joe Gans, the light-wetght champion, Sho has not fought since he defeated Gardner, the Philadelphian, at New on New Year's Day ‘nopn, will engage in a bout before Washington Sporting Club, of Phila- His opponent will be le Cain, the light-weight of South tain, Conn., Iphia, to-night. okiyn, who will accompany Terry } ern to England and fight Jabez te; the English light-weight cham- | before the National Sporting Club, London, in May. Gane and Cain will ti & six-round contest. ‘Tie latter is ire to give Gans a hard fight. developed {nto a fast and clever fighter. ‘has always been a stiff puncher, in has been training for three weeks iy MeGovern in Philadelphia, and wil! iter the ring to-night in the best x Gans !s also in good shape emi-windup, Jimmy Stone, of 10 @ Avonia A. C.. will meet Young ¢, of Philadelphia, in a six-round VG other ood Nght scheduled for. to- f be that between George Gar Mass., and Jim Jeffords. ht ‘They mut before th and Physicial Culture Chib, Jeffonis has not fought in He may give Ganiner. Gardner, though, Ix for the Californ| ew are {hat he will win hetore t th round has begun eliminary bout to this encounter be every bit ax Riceg eee as in Maqtes pegs Ric 0 ietni ag Bri of Bosto: verte principals. Mites ere every a eee ) NEWSY PARAGRAPHS OF FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS. Wille Filegeraid, the light-weight ter who knocked out Billy Gardner, ) Boston, in twenty seconds last week, been matched to meet Jimm: itt, the champion light-welght of Call- la. In a twenty-round bout before the Reliance A. C., of Oakland, Ca Bring the early part of next month rald received a telegram from the nieheaaker of the Tellmnoe Clu ask. him if he would fight erie for 60 it. of the gross recelpts, Fitz- red his acceptance of the offer leav for the coust as soon as tran-portation from the clud, Will be accompanied by Andy Walsh, Bropkivn middie- welgat, Fighters Post Fortet George Grant. manager of Kid Mc- gh and Tom Sharkey, who is looking ‘atter the Interests of Jack McCormic P the Philadelphia heavy-welght, have y ted forfeits of $500 with George Con- dine as 4 cuarantee that McCoy and to engage, Cormick will be on hand iyeie alae ut before the Wasn- naton lag Club, of Philade rst ae operas Higat. ‘The fighters re- thelr managers to post t ney so that there would be no crawl- ‘Ang out of the dont at the last minute, “Kearns-Britt Bont Postponed. © The twenty-round bout between Tim )) Kearns, of Boston, and Jimmy Britt, of ‘gided before the Relinnce A. C., of Oak- 1. Cal... on pies a pes been post- d for two we earns Is matched Yo fight sud Tiack, vaukee, in a ten-round bout before waukee A.C. The club officials a net “ponsent to postpone tie bout . Kearns was taen compelled the matohmaxer of the Hehance Club for @ postponement which Branted. Immediately after his bout with Black Kearns will start for the coast. /MoeClelland to Fight Again. Jack McClelland, the feather-weight / Mghter of Pittsburg, has another match on his hands. He as been signed to meet Andy Daly, of Boston, in a ten- nat Allegheny, Pa.. on Feb. ut at a Heely to give Mol He |x matched to fight Abe tel NSenty, rounds in St. Jatter part of next month. McCh id and Daly will fight at 123 pounds. Fight Articles from England, |) Bam Harris, manager of Terry MoGove that he expecta to receive to-day from En the urn them to Mie the Poreiot of the signed Articles March. ines will send ary aimount of money the club allows Me. for expenses Callahan Again. Wt Gam Hasris arranging « match for Terry Mo- are With Billy Maynard, Harrie says he wil! anes, before *=IWOMEN CAUSE OF 10 Ist MoGovern fiabt Tim ¢ advert Athletic Club, of Pi 3 A sow match botween wilt be arranged in a few (O'Brien, Lawye eggenng Yack" O'Brien, the clever middie- otber business than fighting, of & Tawyer, real estate agent and TM Hen will Wot start right in wich but will wait eevs rar fledged businews mae Thi 16 Oght with Tommy Ayan" fou eh ip of oe ont ow owing wade ea, wives that impression, Pitagerats them r the Keathor-welght Aghter, koocked out such ord ea men Daly and "Ka" tt Moaday'ipee foot i eat Meet Eddie Cain, of Brooklyn, ‘in Six-Round Bout in Philadel- y conclusions He has California, which was to have been de-| Clelland a Louis, purine boyant 2, Ruaselton 3, draft for How thet there dors not seen to be a chancelall points of the compass and It is dim- it bower, has made up his mind to foliow 1 will be 1 mouths " ‘ elub matchmakers of Boston have little pollen of tbat city apparently. 4 Willie Fitzgerald, the Broskiyn ou Seat HOW TOMMY WEST WILL TRAIN MUNROE FOR FIGHT, (By HAYDON JONES.) ' HOW WOULD MECOY LIKE THIS ONE, WHAT WOULD CORBETT SAY TOTHIS at In Selecting Clever Brooklynite, Butte Miner Probably Made the Wisest Move of | His Fighting Career. i WILL HAE TO REMODEL TRAC , Crescent City Jockey Club Will : Be Obliged to Spend Much Money to Make Its Course Safe. Judging by the number of clever boxers willing to take Jack Munroe, the big miner, In hand and teach him the trick# of the prise-ring it looks aa though everybody had one purpose—to get Tom Sharkey beaten, The Jatest pugilist to offer Munroe his services as trainer and teacher in the art of swinging, jabbing, uppercutting and cross countering is Tommy West, the clever midMe-welght boxer, of Brooklyn. When Munroe reached town the ret ( man he donned the gloves with was West. Then the pair boxed four rounds. J Munroe was willing to learn, and West liked the miners style in not trying to make him think he knew {t all. They became friends. West offered his services, | Munroe took time to consider the offer, and a day or so ago when he was in | Cleveland he accepted West's offer, but It wil! not be until Munroe beging training for the Sharkey fight that West will be with the miner. In selecting West os his sparring parther Munroe made one of the wisest moves possible. West without a doubt Is one of the oleverest boxers in the | business, To this wonderful cleverness can be attributed bis success in the numerous Gghte he has fought. Beslies being clevor he fs a great ring general He is shifty on his feet and at all times during a battle as coo) as a cucumber. As Munroe Is a fighter who (# willing to learn it woutd not be a surprise if under West's. teaching he developed into one of the best heavy-weight fighters. The frst thing West will teach Munroe will be footwork. The blow he will have Munroe practise until he has it down to perfection will be a straight left Jab to the face. It was that eort of a blow with which Gus Rubin beat Bharkey in the two fights he had with him, It 1s only natural to suppose that West wit! make an effort to teach Munroe to win with the same punch, As Munroe will have fully three months to prepare for the Aght the Indications are that by the time he enters the ring Weet will have him a 100 per cent. im- proved Nghter, Munroe has told the writer that he has every ounfidence in West, and that in itself is a good thing. (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 16.The racing here this winter ‘has demon- strated clearly that the Crescent City Jockey Club will have to build a new grand stand and club-house and spend more money for remodelling the track. Last fall a top dressing of sand was put on the course. This hag been of little or no benefit, as the going in bad weather is as treacherous and uncer- tain as :t ever was, The accident to Redfern has brought thig matter home forcibly to the oM- cials, So dangerous is the track in its present condition that it is doubtful if olther good horses or good jockeys could be Induced to take part in the meeting next winter. The club could do various other things in improving the track. The drainage cannot pe improved. The only certain way to make a good track in the water- soaked and porous soll here is to exca- vate the ground ten inches or a foot, put down a solid foundation of asphalt and then fill in with a properly pro- portioned mixture of sand and loam. This will cost money,’ The Crescent City Club will have to make up its mind to do that if it can hope to have good racing. WHAT EFFECT WOULD THIS ONE HAVE, ON THE SALLOR BOWLING IN THE EVENING WORLD TOURNEY WILL BE BRISK THIS WEEK HIGH TEAM SCORES. INDIVIDUAL SCORES. CHARLES D., 15 TO, WINS RACE = _ THE LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD TERRY SICKS 10 FICHT TWICE, McGovern Will Meet Maynard and Callahan in Less Than Two Weeks—Will Not Fight Jordan with Big Gloves. ‘Sam Harris, manager of Terry Me- Govern, completed ail arrangements for two more fights for Terry this after- noon. He signed articles of agreement cali- ing for \aiifi&vern to meet Billy May- ‘d, of this city, for six rounda before the Penn Art A. C., of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, Feb. %, and to face Tim Callahen. of Philadelphia, for six rounds before the Industrial A, €., of Pihila- delphia, on Tuesday, March 3, Both battles will be at catchwelghts. Harris also received the articles of agreement to-day for MoGovern’s fight with Ben Jordan in England ‘the first week In May, but he did not sign them, because the articles call for the boys to box with six-ounce gloves instead of five ounces, Harris cabled to Matchmaker Beftison, of the Natlonal Sporting Club of Lon- don, telling him the boys must fight Hb five-ounce «loves before he will sign for the ficht (McGovern left Philadelphia on the 4 P.M. train for this city. He will fi a his training for both bouts at John- son's roadhouse at One Hundred and Sixty-ninih street and Jerome avenue. where he got in condition for his bout with Young Corbett over a yaar ago. —<—<—=— : Wille Waldo, the young Western light-wetght, will ride tn the colorn of Green B. Morris for the next two years. Morris has secured Waldo at a ry of 96, yea 4 @ “In the Spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts” of lighter, smart- er Top Coats, @, Spring is not quite here, but the Top Coats are. @ Any length from knee toankle, Any style. ' @ Any price,—$20 to $4o. , @, Finished-to-order" in a few honrs, @, You need not buy . because you look, or keep ‘because you buy. @ Eighseen Wardrobes United States and Canada, in COMPANY Controllers for New York A. J. KELLEY mane Good Teams Down4o Roll—Our Own, Sporting. ur Own, Brooklyn. Braun, Aywon | Ben Chance Takes the Fourth’ Sporting. of Brooklyn, Still at the Top with 927, While Westchester County Whi Carter, Hyperions .. Event—Ailyar Beats Malster|}| men -. a Braun Heads the Individual List with 236. nulepple, Auld Cloot! in the First Race at New Or-/J “vie Cloctte Roni, Maetary leans Track. Myers, Royal Arcanum. Williams, West Ends Oest, Our Own. Archer, Hudson Brill, Peerie: Reifier, Nutty Nut. Helfst, Our Own ...... Conlin, Westchester County ~200 {SCHEDULE FOR WEEK COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. LADY ALBERTA.... Monday, Feb. 16—Cable, Manhattan; Cyclone IJ., Manhatta: tan; St. George, Manhattan; Constitution, Manhattal hattan, Tuesday, Feb. 17—Friendly, Manhattan; Butler, New Jersey; Nemo I., tan; Nemo Il, Manhattan; Genoa, Manhattan; Delmar, Manhattan, Wednesday, Feb. 18.—Fair Play, Manhattan; Tompkins Square, Manhattan; Manoux I, Manhattan; Manoux II, Manhattan; Star Athletic Club, Dliza beth; Unton, Rutherford, N. J. Thursday, Feb. 19—Central Park, Manhattan; Our Friends, Manhattan; Presto, Manhattan; Hollywood Inn, Yonkers; Enére Nous, Paterson; Friendly Manhattan. y, Feb, 20—Custom-House, Manhattan; Germania, Stapleton, 8. I.; Empire City, Manhattan; Idnwood, Manhattan; Ivy Leaf, Brooklyn; Atlantic, Brooklyn, PN to fall better now that some | pac alle: soothe tank nets are scheduled t9 cae Fhinaavenue’ait wean rere and very, team down to bow! to-night Is from the city, and cons number of rooters Will be lary he West Ends, Newark. Port Richmond, Staten | good one, BUD AMERY, at 30 to 1. ning wire do go at once. I THE WINNERS. FIRST RACK—Allyar 1, Malster 2, Antonius 3, at If you Ko Ko, Manhat- Cyclone 1,, Man- Corinthians, city ~ Municipals, L, |. City. Royal Arcanum, Yonk Manhat- SECOND RACE — Alpaca 1, Flam- There have been few changes In the standing of the clubs in The Evening Workl's big free bowling tournament, The Our Own team, of Brogklyn, still stands In first pli with the West- chester County Wheelmen second, four- teen points behind, Twelve teams have scored Above 80, but the 1,000 mark 46 etill untouched, the Our Own's score being 927, Thirteen men have got past the 200 score for individuals, but the 236 made by Braun, of the Aywon II. team, still ands high. Conlin, of the Westchester County Wheelmen, is the last man on the list with an even 90. ‘Tals week there should be some better ames and the 1,000 score 90 long prom- ised ought to be mado once at least, ‘The new, heavy ping have made high scores almost Impossible, but they will at Mare » 2-1, Wor THIRD RACE—Charles D. 1, In= spector Shea 2, Locast Blossom 3. Caague Calhoun, Robbins & C nd Metcalf Bros. & Co. We therefore won and lost Ag "oi nan Jost, at. $100.00 win Fri FOURTH RACE—RBen © bert F. Dewey 2, (Special to The Hvening World) RACE TRACK, NEW OLEANS, Feb. 16—The class of horses entered in the races at the Crescent City track to- day was high. The wires were down at moe 1, Al~ Potheen 3. —Bection . 1—Glend: at the White Elephant scr together with itemised sruthers National—Pin Knight, ‘Arlington a Franklin Palsce, at the Elephant Club al- n Hill Lodge, af « 2 Hasina Circe Palace Hudson and Columbia eee MAY DISRUPT AMERICAN BOWLING CONGRESS. Unless the American Bowling Con- Sress at its annual meeting in Indian- polls next week decides to abolish the rule permitting bowling with loaded bails in tournaments, the ongantzation| } is Mkely to be somewhat disrupted. The bowlers from the East are op- posed to using loaded balls. On that account not a New York bowler has! sent in his entry for the champlon- ship events which are to be held in’ the West, Dr, Timm and many other prominent honters will attend the meeting and Feb, 4th—-Kilogram, 8 nes, 8-1, Wons J. moot the the Ko Ko ‘alu “will 6 against the Bt, Grorges. ‘The wind-up will be between the Con- stitutions and the Cyclone first team and should furnish” some very ort, as both teams are in the best of Shape and rolling ‘well in practice The umpiring will be done as before | by Ext Pollack, and Amann & Triegs have done everything for the comfort of the big crowds that will SPORTING NEWS BRIEF cult to get the news away from here. Match Serles—Harlam League League, at Thum & Kahledorf's alleys. Women's League—Ladies of Liberty, Beethoven Uadloe and Golden Rod Cadies, at the Harlem We therefore won and lost A gfe he 00; dest £10000: rivaling STP. 5 raat the Heys; Arps va, Pump, at the Broad- Feb, 0th-Elaa Dill yom 10th—Oapt, Ga. 1ith—Jonett: 12th—Bur Ym VIM, VIGOR, VITALITY FOR MEN. Mormon Bishops’ Pills BlG GOLF DEBATE :|Easterners Will Not Go to Chi- 7 cago if Annual Championship A new country club, with a paid-up capital of Connecticut Valley League to Holyoke han bei nixed at Bedtord, in West>| made, G, #, Marrington, of Waterbury, mold It have been in use over 50 Event Goes There. Dltherto hed,p monopoly of gol, A ni mclal league meeting on! Howling Congress, refuses to- abolish Mormon Church and|§ ti ge tA ee Haven, the rule the igican bowlers will with- hei " Wills ‘fore We Malle Clarence MW oitman a Hie) draw from the congress, their followers, — Posi- The Oxford-Cambridae lactone team, which ta to make @ tour of this country this spring and summer, will Jeave England @ week earlier than at first arranged, ‘The change ie in onder wo 4 Among those mentioned ready to start an Eastern congress are: Carruthers National, American tional, Harlem league, New nd W. N, Baylis, tively cure the worst cases in old and young arising from effects of indiscretion, dissipation, The women golfers of the Mast Intend making a hard fight against the hold- id}ing of their championship tournament James 8. Mitchel, holder of the American and world’s recorda for throwing the G4-pound welght right here at the track, and for the . he the folloming oft thecneelves, 1 ma folie L in Chicago thie y rs he | for hel wil retura otic Meld thin | # | ea aa Pi Y i nit nh ear, They claim the] for height, iN reture the athletic Meld thi low for more games with American teams, wue, Solunpis League. th piceslyay tt[tourney should be awarded to the At- | 941 a4 4 member of the New York Athletic club, ea excesses, or | cigarette ig fry deduct 20% f f whou ° Capt, Urias Rhodes who was skipper of the Cures Lost Vitality, Insomnii lantlo City Country Ciub, and with that ia Vcae vance te (ee Constitution In the trial races two years age ta Bank ve a day of meen, dou 10 their ind they intend to prec] feet tte ee initia nae | Citi the rune ine rer on | am pitt Palnsin Back, Lame Back, Untit sent @ petition signed by every Eastern | columns scent, with tour eo again be {a command of that sloop in this niet aague, New York and| ness for Marriage through Nere golf player to the United States Golf| Hervark third with ie wus Cat. Rhoden, who resides a Sam Fe rengustGe""| vous Debility, Headache, var et) Awsociation when it holds its annual] [erell, fourth, with one won a aealateanel arpa fannie Nat ational Yorkville League, Man- h fl raenant C2 far please yl pid Princeton ‘las,’ with ‘none Won aud fous toa.” | 00) fhtace, wae wotlied oF i azo an min! :|cocele or stipation, to-morrow ‘ue a) fiona and i ane \Nervyous Tw tenis if eet they will not ay over Club; Edward Ww. * Prank Gardi ‘Groner Binttege ost one it W) mermey Oldteid, the Deirolt hauteur, wi) |Lo in Misi, oC Teas J i ee Fouraler or Wiaten o 8 8 pid te aa A cycling repnion of unueual interset Look place eae District & ‘he lek 10 5 % of Say ag A ee Je ahior: why ‘en 6 trainer and owner ai ie in Boston ga" Peturdsy olgnt, when the Boson br bi An the early Gaye of that trmeok ie cy held ite erent 4th annual dinger | eb Held's 4 hy . Quinn’s Two-Horse Wire a Winner. MUSICAL SLIPPER..............15 to 1, 2d Ang Doth Mnished second after running excellenit races. Teproduce below weeks, and 1 DOPY ANY ONE ‘TO CONTRADICT ANY STATEMENT T MAKE: Week of Jan. 26th Clients, Won $656.00. Jan, 26th—Brush By, 8-1, Won; Chickadee, 4-1, Lost Jan, 27th—Lean, 5-1, Lost; Latuka, Lont... Jan. 2th—Kl Rey, 8-1, Wonj Ceylon, 5-1, Won.. Jan. 20th—Optional, 2-1, Won; Epidemic, 15-1, Lost. Bea at—Soorpio, 20-1, Won; MeCh: ).00,, tesa ante “One $1000" bonis which amounts were forwarded promptly to my "numerous acount @layerss Week of Feb. 2d Clients Won $457.60. Ea L,, 4-5, Lost Feb, 7th—Carat, 8-1, Won; Hedge, 4-1, Won 20% (my commtast On. Hea) bass $228.80 was Meh amounts were forwarded to my numerous account players, together Ww oa, wees Blue Blase, 2 Feb. 18—B, Broom, 3-1, Won; H. Hooligan, 0-5, Won, GS-1, 24; L. Alberta, 4-1, 2 00 lene 20%. Ona si00 esis $502.40 mas xe, sea Mah sont Which amousts were forwunded to my wwmetous ence A GOOD INVESTMENT. mi to te tact that te poolroome are closed thre serseveeesn 10.1, 28 ‘Thursday we won hoavily on that ready taking advantage of my daily’ iny statement to ali clients for the last are not Lost..... ¥yt-1, Won, 420.00 $920.00. commtsalon), proat 38.00, as wots oh BE.G one Won, Feb. 24—Asua, 10-1, Lost; Leenja, 8-1, Los Feb. 36—Rankin, 2-1, Won; Kaloma, 4 Won; Bird Pe: Munt, 15-1, Lowt. onl, Year a a » Won 640,00 (my commission) li throughout the country and I bel upua) 4 gentlemen who are net abje t 9 ol’ mo pa cout of $25.00, $60.00 oF ¥ Troretore for me to tenet 1 must make you win, At the end of sacl ihe Big Mardi fe bet ai 3 tol Wednesday Yor ext Tuestey ay wire will sire {avirustions on, two of the sure kind, not ct Tene ut ary liveliest kind of a debate is pry pire antee te my done Ou PR aaa Diiliend sapenarmens ithe of Eyelids. 50 ao are 10 10 Saaloa each. ednesday ei “lgure to be heard when the qui Awaited Intercity handdsll wurnament, which | /ATUAKen AMI of the Lisderkrang Club, Which! Other Bowling Games To-Night. |i mediate lapecial eat And connections say it bout 3s iso tase ess played yomraay In tha Joey | fobeduled to begin on March 2 The entrien Individaa) Champlonship-—-Deshing- } CENTS 1, This ie the Pte comea up} Sts two clubs in th af | ane fo bare bene. ean ¥1) oeade Yveinand)Poagesbare, ot aud’ Tayler, at the White Bhophast to to every oy Part he pc ty PEE Sonant held in wae, fe Hirdoulyh a Seraey oy ‘Matoh has been | Liederkrans Cub; A. K. Tosnered, * the Han bevel Toreat ‘ot thene Fu e,