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me | Een Wene i HLLET. WIN FIRST RAE lu Slipper Is Second and S) Kate Gibson Third in Opening ; at New Orleans—The 1s Fetlock Deep in Mud. THE WINNERS. Slipper 2, Kate Gibson 3. Esticoxp RACHE—Star and Garter Fair Lass 2 Brookston 3. (Special to The Evening World) RACH TRACK, NEW ORLEANS, La. feb. 28.—The mudiarks had another ses- jon to-day. The track was in awful fiape, and the “path” wes the thing to y for. The mud on either side was bur or five Inches deep. "he cami was a hard one to gauge. A food handicap at a mile and a sixteenth md the epeed handicap, a sweepstakes f six furlongs, were the featur vi | Agree to Slit the Purse Any Way ‘Jeffries Desires and | Social to The Evening Worl) HILADELPHIA, Pa, cb. Corbett or “Pompadour Jim," as known on the stage was scen to- “and asked: “What terms do you to fight Jeffries on?” | will fight Jeffries anywhere he and will split the purse any way | ‘Gesires. Jeffries may wish the en- @ purse to go to the winner. In that Twill be entirely satisfied to take 0 of winning it. Or if he winner to take elther sixty nty-five per cent., # is just the tome. Lam ready to fight him on How many rounds do you prefer?’ asked Corbett. it was up to me to decide that it would be a fight to the finish, it I am willing to fight any number of ds Jeffries wishes from one to at arm willing, to accent any- dn feet calished Loan winceauses Om Of course, while I am satisfied to at any place in the United States, & 23. 5 condition would be that It tate where boxing js not barred. arith the law. “The osly’ condi. 6 aw. e only condi- that the offer from the club must imate one. will meet Dalaner: at the Dela- 6 to-morrow, Sunday, at 2 ‘of Capitalists, Buys Quaker’s Baseball Enterprise. I Fob, 28.—The deiphia Nationa) League Baseball )Was sold this afternoon for $200,000. Gea}, which has been pending for » Was brought to a successful on by Col. Dreyfuss, Preufdent Pittabure Club, who got In his duat before the option expire! to- Management of the club will be hands of local capitalists who Mubscribed $105,000 toward the pur- ¢, And Dreytus has secured the re- sling, $95,000 from outside partics. ng tO Present arrangemonis J. Bhotisiine will be the busl- sero fthe club. and a playing will be selected within three transfer was made at noon one Philadelphians have put ars apiece to make up the mney Dreyfus refused to discuss the F duiside of saylng that the deal that Col, Rogers was en- ou baseball. Al each, presi- ee Fah Wil, ave at large : ein the new organization. Phijadelphians who are interested Ar! i, Newbold, Clement New- Bond, James Potter, 4 1. Biddle, B. M lanes W. Paul, jr, Ro ‘Alex Van Renssalaor, George ©. J. Ducosta, F, H. Bohlen, “Pownisend, Dawson Coleman, /G. H. Frazier, EW. Ciark: Br aeming and W. Houston Ut Up ¥,000 aplece, ‘The cut-of- 1s ¢ Pattubure, Healey Innatt, Julluz Fleischman oGowas. ————————— IG MEN WILL EAT BEEFSTEAK TO-NIGHT. y Kelly Club Will Nold Tenth Dinner, Kelly Boefsteak Club, popular feather-welght Id the tenth of its series inners to-night at ann's No, Manhattan. A» usual, je tn store. entertainment, ee ne ple Hon of ise DW ted Melly, on tho Cli htaas 4 CP acadarh tL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING W YOUNG _ CORBETT Photo by Stacy, Brooklyn. $< New York Feather-Weight Who Was Beaten] by Terry and Fought Denverite to a Stand- still Says Latter Is the Harder Hitter, William J, Maynard, tho feather-weight, despite the fact that he recently out- Pointed “Young Corbett" in a atx-round ‘go and then, two weeks later, w down and out dn the fourth round bef Terrible Terry,” declares that the D yerite ts by far the better man and tie only one of the two who has a punch, More than that, he asserts that McGovern touled him in the second round in thele Philadelphia encounter, and he offered what he claims indisputable evidence of the foul, “I have fought both men,” he sald, “and ‘Young Corbett’ is by far the better of the two, He has got a right-hand punch that would shake the Flatiron Butld- ing, and, what's more, he can get tt in af the slightest opentng is offered, Mc- Govern fs only an infighter, and if even a second-class man can stand him off he can outpoint him and tf he's got a punch get It dn. “When I fought ‘Corbett’ I found that I was up against @ aan who could deliver the goods, He Is cool and uses hiv head, Then he js a splendid judge of distance and does not need to use a clinch to get near his man, ‘Then ti right punch of his ts like a welt from a gledge-hammer when it lands, Ile got McGovern beaten to the ropes in every point of the game, “As for Terry, he hone of these things, He ts no Judge of distance depends on the cHinoa to do most of his fghtng, But he certainly is a terr close range. He knows this, and fights in whenever he gets a chance, He !s ¢ tainly a whirlwind in close and docs most of his Oghting that way. But he doesn't use good Judgment and goes up in the alr so quick that he sometimes loses hia head altogether, Then it Is when he seems to be terrible to thoke at the ri though, If they only knew, he hasn't got much steam behind his punche four rounds f stood up against him he gut In sixteen or seventeen swings on my Jaw, but not one of them left a mark. One of ‘Corbett's' punches in the same place Jarred me moro than the whole seventeen of Terry's. TERRY WEIGHED 130 POUNDS. “When Terry and I fought we agreed at catch-we T weighed In at 125 1-2 pounds, and he sald ho tipped ahe sealo at He welghod 180, f he welghed a pound. When we started at tt I knew that I had trained too fine, but after I «aw the way he was fighting I thought ff 1 could hold him off and got in a punch Vd nis, sald Ty out of me, and though I landed a few good wallops and a swift Jolt on the jaw n “YOUNG CORBETT’ IS BETTER THAN MGOVERN,” SAYS MAYNARD. Photo by Stacy, Brooklyn, St ee “McGovern Was Never as Good a Man as ‘Corbett,’ and He Never Will Be,” Is May- nard’s Final Words in Comparing the Boys. “Now, I claim that McGovern is not a feather-welght. Neither {1s ‘Corbett.* Yours truly and that ‘kid,’ Hanlon, that stood up against the champlon out in San Franetsco Thursday night are the only two real feather-welghts in the class that ‘Corbett’ and McGovern fight in. I will fight McGovern at 122 pounds any day 2 wants to name, and my manager, Jim Murray, will put up $1,000 guarantee and $1,000 bet on the side to-morrow that I will lick McGovern at 122 pognds. But Mc- Govern don't want to train down to the feather-weight standard, He can't do it and win against a good man. “CORBETT” THE BETTER MAN. “When it comes to comparing McGovern and ‘Corbett’ I'll say that I just need two days to train for a six-round bout with Terry, when I want three weeks to get fit to go up against ‘Corbett.’ A man has got to be fit when he gocs up against a fighter with a punch, and that's what ‘Corbett’ has got and Terry hasn't. ‘Then ‘Corbett’ can fight with both hands at long range, and McGovern punches ke @ blind man when you keep him off. He haa got to get in on you to moro than tap you, ‘ay, this San Francisco ‘kid,’ Hanlon, mvust be all to the good to stand ‘Cor- bett’ the way he did, for I know how lhe can deliver the goods, and just keep that In mind. If Hanlon has got a punch he ought to make good agains: the best in his class. Nobody ever heard much about him and the fights he has had were only against second raters, and they say in some of those he didn't loom up with too many spangles on, But he's discovered now and has made a good start. “If he can keep it up he's going to bud out Into a real scrapper. He's got to do a lot of tall brutging Hast, though, before they label him as the real goods, for ‘Corbett’ might have been a little off Thursday night. He's got a ripe chance to ake @ lot of good matches now with as good men as ever put up two hands, [f he can face ‘Corbett's' right and left for twenty rounds then I'd be willing to bet ho can lick McGovern in ten if he can put in any kind of a swift jab and don't let Teddy get in too close, “They talk about McGovern getting back to his old form. Why, he never was as good @ man aa ‘Corbett’ in his life, and never will be, and don’t you for- yset it” put him down and out. I was a Uttle bit In a hurry, though, and let him rope me into clinches. In getting out of one of these ellnches In the second round he fouled ne, and I felt na {€ the sky was falling on me and the earth rolling under my feet Why didn’t Teclaim foul? “Why, if T bad claimed foul before those Phtladelphla people they would have quitting, and though that low punch had me on Woozy street I thought T could go dt out end beat him down, foul or not. But it had token all the steam they were too y me over the co: i. nt. Then he got in the one on the pt of the stomach that dozed BOWLERS WERE IN FORM LAST NIGHT to Nearly Every Team Rolled More than 870 in Games Played in The Evening World's Big Tourney. Ter uitable and went ba k home with Hoblitzell, 19 looked as if they should have won eas- ily enough, MoLellan, the “Harlem Wonder," was the anchor. and he rolled @ beautiful wame until the last frame, He had a chance to be high man, but got a break then and was forced to] ,, content himself with 215, which wit] whapite hardy give him a look-tn among the|1T; Bernard, 183. 1a; Manhatta bole, enberg. Total, 026. SECOND GAME, of Manhatian Free 1; frat Mfty; eott contributed toward the | Hackensack Wheelin 124, when he whould have done at least 1 oats THIRD GAME, Waehington Team No. 1, seventy-five ping better. The second game raw another 90 of Manhat~ Bonitancn, ne yey he road-house after dinner and on “4 hea the floor, the of your case, score, and not a man oi at | ttiroth: armas. 160; Frosnits, 169; | slashing battle, Hafe winning In the | }i%.romdeh f: - twice wreatied Forbes to the floor, mada Jt did as w: cig None Hirech, 19; Cohn, 481; D, Bhima, 22¢ | isin found by knocking out Tinie with Se Og ioe Ramee ath Me | foul work belng to all appearances in- if “4 he losing Ave mado 214 Y) Wadtingion ‘Toa No, % of Manhat- (iene? ty changed hands onthe | SHowed his apareciation At the interest! tentional. For both performances he hey 7 a i + ’ je O! e clul e hci Worse, from Hackensack, |{ir Simon, 181; Cohen, ist; Solomon, |reauite They tougnt tor eeatie Gate ue| (ie, members ealfient wan bisned Gy the epactgtore end warned .M. MacKenzie, M. pempewad bl era, 13; Oppenheim, 14, Mrs. Eiseman Made Them in To nd the gate 4 wal = x 5 bot pia ch amount. 16 SPARES MADE BY WOMAN BOWLER MPGOVERN'S HAND SLIGHTLY HURT. Injured on Maynard, but Says THE CHAMPION. American Bantamweight Champion Defended Title Successfully Against English FORBES IS STILL | /(ORLD PAYS $30,000 FOR WHEY E. E. Smathers Buys the Great Western Thoroughbred and Will Enter Him in Big Races at Saratega This Year. (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEA? cChesney was sold last nigh’ Smathers, the New York trotting horse turfman, for $20,000. The purchase price was pald in cash, and there are no strings to it. “Boots Durnell will continue to train the horse through the Memphis meeting. He will race In the West until the Sara- toga meeting, as Durnell & Herz did not enter him in any of the Eastern stakes, owing to the uncertainty of Durnell'e standing in the East. As the Saratoga entries have not yet closed, he will start in some of the handicaps there. Qf. Smathers and Durnell & Herz last night verified the report of the sale, Mo- Chesney will hardly start again in New Orleans, Mr, Smathers has no Intention of tying to arrange any match race with Hermis, “There are no strings to the sale,” said Mr. Smathers. “I bought McChes- ney for $30,000 cash. Of course, I would lke to get on a match with Hermls, but that was not my I like a good horse, and from McChesney's record and what hag been toid me here I believe I have got a good horse. “I will race him In the West, and if he trains on all right will take him to the Saratoga meeting. The horse was not entered in any of the Eastern han- dicaps, owing to the uncertainty as to Mr. Durnell’s standing in the East. The Saratoga entries, however, have not yet closed, and I will be able to get him in some of the handicaps there. “As to Hermis, | would ike to have @ match, but I want {t distinctly stated that I'did not buy McChesney to matoh him with Hermis or any other horse. He fs {n some events at Memphis, and I will let Durnell train him through that meeting, What arrangements 1 may, hereafter make I do not know.” SOUNDS LIKE TIP ON SEA ROBBER, Honolulu Was Wired All Over as a Sure Winner, but Only Book- ies Prospered. ject, | eae (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORLPANS, Feb. 28—Honoluta’ was the triple-X special here yesterday. It was known the night before that Mc- Chesney would be scratched, and, con+ sidering the abliity of Honolulu in the mud, all the big speculators figured it to be a case where they could get thetr hundreds down against the pikers and win. To out-of-town people Honolulu was sent indiscriminately. Telegrams were made to read “Urgent.” This was too good a thing to let go a-begging, Hone- lulu was in lght, 97 pounds, but the handicap of good dollars that he car- ised his welght to 197 pounds, there was Ittle chance for scandal In connection with the race, Honolulu and Albula got out a far- long in front of thelr field. Gannon rode Albula, Lindsey rode | Honolulu. Some clatmea that Gannon whispered to Lindsey at the stretch bend, for it was observed that Honolulu at that point needed a rest. After it was over Jonolulu investors were incilned to tl bellef that possibly the race might have been ar but costly sunpers that had ed were cencelled and coffer were In crdet Gatarrh is Gurable OR NOT CURABLE, Just exactly according to the way it fs treated, Let alone, doctored theoretically, or through the stomach—it’s a Stayer! Two Excellent Games Rolled, by the Ladies of Liberty. It Will Be in Shape for Ryan “Go” on Tuesday. : —————e Rival Last Night. Englishman with a little additional (Special to The Evening World.) LAST NIGHT’S HIGH GAMES. ]]| doreat chatked against thom when they | ‘Tho crowd at Klumpp'a Harlem Circle | Feeling little the worse for his hard! perROrT, Mich, Feb. 25—Aarry|“£C 1. aay somewhat cast down by P| Mould have geored a victory, The |!alace alleys saw some high scoring ta | Meht with Billy Maynard in Philadelphla! yorbes was given the decision over his defeat, but took it philosophically, Singer Manufacturing Co..-.925 ]! iqusiabies started off with q good lend |{Mo Women's Bowling Tournament yes- | 00 Wednesday night, ‘Terry McGovern| Andrew Tohelh of Bngiand, last nisi rowas fn good shaper” he made aiid Equitablo - 900 Fj and held it for three frames, ‘Then the |{rday. Mrs, Elseman made sixteon | took up his quarters at Johnson's road+| after ten rounds of ‘milling, through dia, the best I could, That's all I could Washington | -899 F) Wheoimon mado a spurt and went to Bie fiecee tn sie on HORAGH te Teadlte) OF: LOUAS, ch delves. pyenyelsid ORS A088 oN cof chick the A DWE Gen A088 | rorbeg itter the fight declared that he front, where they stayed until the sixth | blberty ed, both of which they won, | dred and Soventioth street, yesterday | the advantage okell fa! 0 show] thougat he could have ended the flgh: The rth week of The Evening | !nul Then the Equitables were on la scored 181 tn the first} and renewed the work of getting bim-)any wonderful ring cleverness, depend-| before the tenth round had he tried World Bowling Tournament wound up| top asain, but only for a moment, as jo And 12 fn the last. Mrs, Kessel | self into fine shape his next battle. | ing largely upon rushes and a wicked) “ni tre was never a fight better con- Inst night at the Amann & relay alleys, | Ui Wheelmen Jumped right back again, (749,109 aid 21 and the other members | 1t will be on next Tuesday night, with |iight hand uppereut that would bring ducted than last’ night's contest. he , sane HEEB Ae ‘ Nhe scores of V7} and TH for y Rys » undefeate her- | ho: ae ' . But! Spectators, 3,500 in number, were warned Fifty-ffth strect and Third avente, In| ta the eighth and ninth frames the local uuien Were both goad and ce | ly Ryan. the undefeated feathers /homo the money i€ It Inndal right, But! spectators, 460 In number, wero warned a blaze of Three great games |e crawled up, and in tho last time up |< ns Were Batten ca welght from Syracuse, which ts to be! Forbes usually managed to block or wet: make no demonsiration during the were rolled, Two team 000 Won out by twenty-six pins, scoring 109] Phe scores: decided in the Quaker City, Terry's! away from it progress of the rounds, ‘To enforce such lak aud anoihoe wine Ay D0 Rate San q NEE SY FIRST GAM, Tight wrist 18 a litte awollen, but ho| ‘Tovell pald some attention to Forbes's, An edict upon 4, M) enthusiastic spirits ORT EA Ine ree aes >. 900 score wae rolled in the taet | winirendent «Now York, Ladiee stra! saya that will be all right by the night|etomach during the latter part of the, SUHNE a hot and exelting figat was cru- Te MOREE, Piva tite Aid cettee et llgnsne: friakn thecewe Wraenine ton tenes (Lat Ha hkoaa nee as OL Ah puter Comhe age, bout, and at times gained some ad-/ of pathos aa they smothered thelr shouts the 0 * , ‘ive men did better than 2 gs irae ey ay hag inl CANS) tal, S68. . . . “) With Joe Cain he took a ten-mile run| vantage through these tactics, He} Fico aie of Manu oF Considine: . Two of them tled with 24. ot, but the first « sed It by one| Ladies of Libeny—tra, Elsxeman, 181; Mf a) % si iy a| let now, or police w: Altogether, it was & sensational end. {PIN after D. Sohiman had tiod for ton | Treiman, igs; Stee Dement lds: Ars, Wag:| Yesterday through the mud and slush) worked on the body In the fou Keain| SOP the fight." In the minute rests be- : score of the 7 ner, 141; ‘Mra Kesael, 14). Total, 173. Gnd returned to the road-house appar-|and had Forbes somewhat tired, tween ‘the rounds’ permigsion ‘was given OK ASR: the Webhe 6nd! the iaunenne | Pare i ne anes SPCOND G ently not, the lonst fogged out, He|in the ninth round he seamed to be] to yell, but evervibing had to be aulet OMA st Mthusiasis that guthered ¢ on windepentent, rvater New York Ladi engaged In about nine rounds of boxing| making some headway, Foeorgh most) Pion? 1ae of the gone, ear da atk s he games was given « treat tt aid} Hodermacher, 97, Mra. Lang, tele Lafter that, His first foe was Jimmy|of the bout he fought an uphill battle.) orolock, both being exactly on the mit. not expect, as the schedule did not point "| Devlin, a young Harlemite, who can|and at no time was Forbes in danger) George Siler referced. Ay kepo contests or high eonres Sire fase ae, MEL We lobe | give many feather-welghts who box for] of @ knockout. oo The fyst game vaw the start of the 108. Total, toi “|money @ stiit argument, Terry raised| ‘Tokell Mnished the bout very tired, Hts Revll it 9 a tits exoltoment, ‘The Binger Manufacturin THIRD GAME a blue canopy over Jimmy's eye. ‘The}ieft eye wad almost closed, having), Wholceale Drug Trade Asmociation—Alloya 1 and . Col e ‘ Company met the Hudsons, ‘This game woke MS te uenenh, HO: Mr, Kiovuts| Hout was a good one. though. ‘Then,| begun to ¢o bad along in the third, 2.seaPury & Jehowon, Colgale & Co and Lan: brought out the highest team and in- tii re Moreen, 126i) after Sig, Guesenhelm, from) round, The entire side of his face’ she Dene and ‘Johnson Jobin, of ON. ¥., put the gloves on Psi . dividual scores of the night. The Hud- FIRST GAME, With Terry and they went at'it uvely,| Waa plum colored, and the“ eye was, Reds ing—Fern, Varuna and Peerless, Bh- sons lost by almost 10 pins when it} gitidon. of Manhattan—Tauchert, 18 Joe Cain wound up the day's work with! surmounted by a lump ‘half the sizejirs pith A in of al to the litte Brooklynite Tough-house contest, elrengthen Terry In Kyan, Terry feels that he will have a tougher proposition than was May- nard. Ryan has the credit of outpolnt- ing Tom Callahan in @ #!x-round bout and his scored success In every bout he has taken part In. Ryan ts training 10 Hhiladelphia and says he will bet his Share of the puree that Mcdovern’ will not knock him out, Bowling, says Terr Aoveloper, and he hours in bhe evening at the geme, He runs down to One Hundred and Fi seventh street and Seventh avenue from a sort . Forbes was not marked, intended of ab fem ‘The latter shuwed all of his old-time speed, while Tokell merely proved him-| self to be @ suff puncher with a swing that will get the money with less clever boys than the Yankee top notchers. During the bout Forbes drove Tokel head back with straight lefts, turned alm round with right hooks and back again with loft swings, He fought al- ways on the aggressive, and from the second round ww the end thee waa never a doubt of the result, Tokell ———___— ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT HELD ON LONG ISLAND, “Kid! 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