The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1903, Page 13

} though the fight went the limit, McCoy KID M’COY. DETROIT, Mich., April 23.—Jack Root ‘won an easy yjictory over “Kia” MoCoy 4m a ten-round bout before the Metro- Politan Athletic Club last night. Al- ywas dead on his feet after the second round, but Root seemed utterly unable ‘to finish him at any stage. In spite of ‘the talk that McCoy had recovered his form, his work last night indicates that he. has far from regained his old-time speed and cleverness. He was down feveral times during the ten rounds Bnd three times the gong saved him after he had been floored by a stomach punch. The fight was not satisfactory from @ny angle and Bat Masterson gave a Sorry exhibition as referee, making no effort to control the men. It was un- flerstood that the men were to break lean, but after the fight had been Started the referee claimed that this Was not the understanding. ‘The men entered the ring shortly after 4 o'clock, Root looking to be in superb condition, McCoy seemed a trifle fat. They lost no time in getting together, Root was the first to lead and fell age with his left. Then he put a right the body. McCoy missed a right wink. hut hit Root on the return. missed swings and clinctied. Both “hung on and started fighting {n the ~¢lnch, and Masterson made no effort to ‘stop them. McCoy put right and left to head and then danced out of danger, Root migsed another swing and got-an ‘uppercut. ‘In the second round McCoy began to @isplay his cleverness and was in ana out with Hgat blows, Root showed him- self willing to mix, and started after| D%! McCoy's stomach.. He hit him twice very low and McCoy went down like a shot, George Considine. claimed foul, but the referee would not allow it. McCoy evidently was in great pain, ana the gong saved him when ke was car- ried to his corner, Root Tries for Knockout. Root tried hard for a knockout in the RACING NOTES. ‘She work of Blackstock ¢or the Excel- wior Handicap at Sheepshead Bay yester-| day ‘morning was the subject of much gomment at the track yesterday after- foen. Blackstock’s mile was the fast- est yet shown in a trial at the local tracks. He is in the Hxcelslor with 9% pounds, As this is the only one of the ring classics to which he is eligible, trainer Rogers has evidently given him| 2 @ special preparation for the event, Blackstock was a $10,000 yearling, and was highly tried, but went wrong, and Aid not start untl his three-year-old| f° form, and the only win to his credit Was-scored at Bennings meeting last fell. He is by Hanover—Mannie Himyar, oe 8 ‘Terry McGovern, the pugilist, is inter- ested in a book at Aqueduct now, as ‘Well as in a racing stable, He is asso- elated with Tiffany & Co., and kept his| b eye on the firm's cash throughout the day's business yesterday, The book is of TWO-YEAR-OLDS MAKE GOOD TIME Youngsters Seen So Far Have Little Class, but from Speed Standpoint the Crop Is Best of Years. ‘There was a time at this meeting when it looked as if the crop of two- year-olds for the present season was going to be @ poor one. It must be confessed, that they are now coming to the front in @ most promis- third round, but MoCoy stepped in and clinched at every opportunity. Root showed bad generalship by hanging on also, and dot’s tried to fight themselves free. A left on the stomach put Mo- Coy down again, and he took nine of the count. Just before the close of the round he went to his knees and stayed there until the end of the round. In the fourth round Root sent McCoy tagainst the ropes with a left stomach ‘punch and then tarew him, McCoy was !weak, but kept stalling himself ana Root was not clever enough to catch him. ‘The fitth was a repetition of clinches, and Masterson was bewildered, whil ited ite him to make a a thet of right swing! sixth MeCoy’s Blows Were Licht. ‘The seventh round found McCoy a Ute tle stronger, and, he put hard lett and right to t's Jaw, Rut they dld_ mi 4 to bother the Chic: is Roo! the latter took the count of Roo! ‘Oni McCoy eighth, but the Iatter was too shitty, Root planted several jabs head, ‘but’ MeCoy did not mind them and ki uarding his stomach, occasionally coping Root away with’ a rig Tight to the jaw. Coin heal the Ineter eoing to his Rhee’ again and “waking the sount of Ine, e ninth MeCoy inched at 0! rtunity to save re h poz ‘to the stomach and then over to tl chin, Root ‘a terrific right. swing wh! nim off hia feet, wont down from a 1 and was thore plantin carried” later ter Mocoy Bow. on the head “i the gong soun oot vas careful in the tenth round te avold McCoy, stepping in with a right jaw. McCoy wanes in @ Tett is and then Minced after ney to Root's face. When sot Fa, inded both were clinched in the Snlddie of the riog. ent et # land-oMice business yesterday, Terry is a go0d drawing card, . Sandy McNaughton, @ well - known young racing man from San ¥rincisco, has arrived in se ena with his racing stable. Mr, piecle i a Binal one, co) ist be A horses at present, bu 8 ho os to pall down « few ourses. x torn w! im @ youn, 10) who has i] pie at San ne. 0.4 ring the the Connell e but rode a Morris Park Poaistetone | a t desinker, umber of ini aunts the Coast season. acl yay, Bauer renehed racing string ment, which arrived tn. Featherstone was fortunt. son last year and believes stable again sentasan. worthy Hehe! “poy and. a. Julius Bauer’ ree cars were neces: two of the big races of the Charley | Gate: von of Jon A Gates, was at the tri he first time this season. and sald i 8 Jargest bet durin, ‘Young ne made ates said he tonal, ‘story, his father, 07 ed this yea year the s tellers would tenlent 0 was made to win tho back Mne bunch, but it did Miitlone jast_vear hy the sensatlonalists. pany, and, if better, is the class, That a | opening day. sies® ich the veliow Tall. right. Gi ¢ | Vosburgh, The fastest horse, just the same as the fastest yacht or the fastest auto- mobile, must be better than als con- word ‘class’ is a most delusive thing when applied to racing. One hears men Giscussing the ‘class’ of this or that and if they were asked to de- fine “class” they would not be able to xplain what they meant by it. Class 4s superiority, and superiority in racing % si THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL TIPS ON THE RACES AND TURF NEWS. (ROOT PUNCHED M’COY ALL AROUND RING “Kid" Put Up Poor Fight and Took Count Often to Avoid Knockout. AMATEUR other news concerning amateur published. Address all communications The Hvening World, New York. can otfty be attained with the ald of | Thomes J. speed. All Show Some Speed. The Lady Rohesta ran the fagtest four and a half furlongs of the meeting, but it cannot be sald that sh the class of ‘the two-year-olds. She only carried 103 pounds. Pulmbearer end Nameok!, DS the one with 107 pounds and the ether with 110, ran within-e fifth of a pecond | 1. of Lady Rohesia’s time. Hamburg Belle, with 103 pounds, was only beaten end won very easily yesterday. ‘These youngsters have all shown fhave thus far ghown. The record of 56 seconde for four and a half furlongs has stood since Modrine was a two- year-old, in 1899, If one is to judge the youngsters thet have performed at this meeting from the standpoint of time, then they are a better crop than has shown for eome years, ‘Then arises thig question: Are the two-year-olds a better class or has the trick ‘improved in speed? Records Go Early, Five records, the five and a helf fur- jong, the six furlong, the seven furlong, | the mile and twenty yard and the mile and @ furlong, were broken last eeason. ‘The four and a half gnd six furlong records have been broken this year, the one by The Lady Rohesia and the other by Grand Opera. The other rec- ords ate at odd distances not now on the programme and have stood for years. One would rather bellove that horses ere growing better and fleeter of foot. That is the enthusiastic ylew to take of it. EWven if the track has im- proved a bit there ts no getting away from the fact that the two-year-olds 60 far seen at this meeting are @ pretty shifty lot, The much-touted Yellow Tail taken into camp yesterday. Mr. Vos- every | burgh must have blessed his lucky etar yesterday for os rain which fell on the bad been no mua mod have gone Westerners were olained that with 106 Carter Bier, oy pounds on in the would fave tin-canned, would. Yellow Tail Has Speed. It 1s not often that one slips by Mr, Only yesterday, in com- menting on the open character of the handicap which was won by Grand Op- era, @ handicapper remarked that all races of this character were herd, as Mr. Vosburgh thoroughly understood his ‘business. Yellow Teil will prove @ trou- Dresomny purcenen Hie Beason, Grand Opera eo reek record te beet | fe him, | The We 'e claim Nor festern peopl low Tail wil on ore than gon 4 ded ext tthe Be oe peaking of Hitan co i the poi John Cavs said yesterday. that fea onan Reacen oe Nad ena Ce ‘ever en- tered. Mr, looked it over Cavanagh fvbeger ae fad among sis 5 ponies tong hay Jockey relay an ana the ee wyer now in, intereat in the om ing ATHLETE FOUND DEAD—JET ON, Acoldent Supposed to Have Caused End of Frank 8. Roake, of Brooklyn, Frank 8. Roake, old, one of the if the vesend ci into bullding lots t there. wil Be | Hitan, very active thirty-eight years it ki round Auhlotes of Brooklyn, ‘was’ fopnd’ nd in bed to-day in his room at No, 237 rest, with the only gas jet in the room turned on full, It is believed that he aceldentally tune umned om the gas by pulling the chain of the patent cock on the Jet, The dead man lived with his father, John A, Roale, and several brothers and wlsters, The father ts a Wealthy ma- chine manufacturer. and the gon was in partnership with bim, The family have jet Yeung at yaa of auictde, aa ful disposition nd ‘had’ not Syceee; ‘orries, low York rH Greecen Pxthistie at Stakes, was purchased by Vred Burlew or. o as 4 yearling, Griffiths, ajso Purlew, Wea secured ee ae backed ‘in’ the acth ras race! to saa aval The Bowery “contingent went down hard when Tim Bullivi Brnest Par- bem Tes ie im the ruck in the second covered when second tn Nobile Had ‘anothe: California boy, rode bis ret winning mount here yeater- ip the second event, a oon dicion 4 BAL nO personal! por Ao, ahead. Agnes Brennan ren very fast Piece, Clty: about the same speed and could be | ftteon called the class of the youngsters that | The Bela; right thes, uo seaeet fam Boxberser, BASEBALL CHAT. » rooters yesterday to see “Johnny” Mo- with Ned, Hanl from over the” ‘travelling they will come making the champion Pittsbur: the humiHation of many a défeat, oe ‘the games against the underhang reise bal) was largely muy’ 's. mee ‘bend shovel will zune Th very: batay players the nity, 54 to face . neahans what ough would His heart and soul are in the game, his actions on the a) inspire thes the team to play as hard slammed out a three-bage caveht Jeck Dov lp at reat throw an long files. day. ee gafe hit in the ninth inning, fra'out himself ut ¢ three-bagger rune, Ble thon hitter of ° . two runs they scor McGinnity tried to work a slow ball and, meeting uy scuacely, with , went uae I sailed you roa time, J tr out Dahlen when he had reac! @ base and Tooorered his wind, Both Gilbert feral Babb menaged heed some hitting in yesterday's game, F out two pretty wingies ork: fPieetns to look as if the Mega i ey a ting ine Twelve safe drives were ivan e “delivery, ; f hits the Bill Dabien made first inning of vei AMATEURS, ATTENTION ! The Hvening World will print all challenges, results of games or and suburban towns in the Sporting Bdition. space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be ‘Te Miberons would Ike to arrange games ‘Tom Rs Said; Horry, Feast, seen Emit "gohat: Mardin Pa thses Marcin batore, pitcher: Wille ahaa aad ‘Address Emil Schattles, Tt was @ great treat to the New Rh Graw's aggregation wipe up the earth "s team of youngaters bridge. The Giants were entitled to the game. They played all around the Superbas tn the fleld and, ‘besides, outhit them. If McGraw's men can keep up the gait they are at present Joe MoGinnity ts without a doubt a wonderful pitcher. He has won in both \hesgwirled for the Glanta Ney-Dodgers. His great sponeible for his beating the Hanlonites an Bisse games. The Trolley-Dodgers le to land eately) oe McGin- next time they If the Giants had elght more Bree- slashing team this bor- Bresnahan is @ find |} without @ doubt. He is a great catcher, ;} fottie hitter, and van run bases to perfection, | and In yesterday's game Bremanan at timed ‘base ion Besiaes captureg five ‘This 1s @ great record for one; NEDY in yegterd: lao- again yoptarday. by ae: Wather will goon be gaan ampion Dahlen's timely three-bagger to deep left was a much-needed hit, ae it wae. responsible for the Trolley-Dodgers se- {| curing the onl Dahlen, but the latter was ready for i deep te nett ants made oft f ° great catch in the y's game, Browne BASEBALL. baseball teams in Greater New York From time to time, as and pictures to the Sporting Editor, Se Cee ae p, | Eldridge street, ofty. Circle F.C. would Like to arrange games ith uniformed for a aide det, average wo taza la, turds Polidare, a W. itty-olgsth street, Ne At Long Island Gity on_ Sunday, Bi Mary's detented the Oleeltana’ rat touts, ot Harlem, by « ot 5 The , Name, Baseball Ciyd defeated the jenday by @ svere, of 10 to If, xa tatformed vesmne oom and Pe a qultadle In- root, No, 617 Mhe dasedall teem of &. Poleris & Co, want to i wich carves commiasion fouses for Saturday a June July and August, Address jernoons. B. Buckel, 110 irs avenve, city. ‘The Obutuale, of the west 441 games are to be cansider eo 8 8 ‘The Willow Pleasure Club would Mke to book with toana averaging thirteen to fi- ‘The Waverley Junior or teams of preferred. Wiliam Ie, have disbanded. ealjed of. The and freon senes to desiring the arvtose he tre-caee Pitcher cin addrees James Lyony No. 161 Ofetropoliten avenue, Brootlya, Shey dave reorganized and | to play all teams averaging thirteen to 4 ir Waverly Ji Frei Sin. ba me duntors ada” afl trace ‘New ng oP lay enmeg tn Canarsie, 8, the stitohes om the ball with his terrific welts. In yesterday's game Lauder smeshed out three scorching drives to alk Ar sere good for a base each robbed out of his fourth i baat doce of Umpl y EN ah at He pane ire Moran, kal Davies Is a Cricketer. 4. J, Grant Cook has been elected Francis W, T. Guiles, vice-captain ace Jersey Cricket Club. Several new members, among thes H. Mier Davies, Sie Thomas Lip- ®, 1903. 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