The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1903, Page 10

FOR EDDIE HANLON * Chicagoan Went 20 Rounds in Bout in 'Frisco, but Got a Beating He Will Not Soon Forget. by (Special to The Evening World) . SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 30.—Eddie Hanlon gatnef a brilliant wictory over the hitherto undefeated feather-welght boxer, Benny Yanger, ast night in Mechanics’ Pavilion. The fight went twenty rounds, and for | dramatic incident and quickness of action has seldom been equalled in this *er any other city. By some peculiar intuition the spectators scented a fierce contest In * the fifteenth round. They were not disappointed, as it proved the most * thrilling round ever seen here. “It had hardly got well under way when Yanger was knocked down with a clean right to the head. He was dazed, but up before the count, » and then for nearly three minutes @ remarkable struggle ensued. The spectators were all on their feet and fairly surged about the ring, their tense faces glistening in the glare of the-powerful electric.lghts, HANLON’S FIERCE ATTACK, Yanqwer was Cazed and groggy, but his gameness-tept- trim on hts-feet and ,) sed him in withstanding the relentless Mttle Gghter, who followedhim all over fhe rng, raining dlows on him. It was this method of attack which lost Hanlon @ clean-cut victory at this Had he concentrated all his strength into one blow Yanger would typed have succumbed. At this Hanlon esemed the coolest man in the house. kept peppering away at Yanger, who hung on at every opportunity. The Chicago man staggered about helplessly when the end of the round brought him Yemporary relief. A “eg ephaagel WAS IN THE WAY. Hanion's timekeeper claimed the gong was sounded before the time was’ ‘ * peally up. In his dressing-room after the fight Hanlon claimed that when = Referee Smith broke them out of the clinches he invariably stood tm the way. at additional respite, ‘The remaining rounds up to the twentieth meemed tame in comparison with “the Afteenth, Yanger came back fighting, and put up a told front, although it! © (Peaseen ie was tender about the hody and winced whenever a blow landed there, BAST. ROUND A HUMMER, twentieth rounc was almost a repetition of the fifteenth. lanion was) again the aggressor and had Yanger on thé verge of going out. Yanger took an tacredible amount of punishment, but lasted to the end, Referee Smith plaved his hand on Viotor at the finish. The Californian was cheered and cheered until the rafte: Feechoed with the applause. A rush was made for the ring by Hanlon’s aarairect but oe of police hustled them outside the ropes. “Now,” said the victor, after the battle, “bring on ‘You aD Ukely be-accommodated within the next few montha, ee a ocd ~NEW AUTO RECORD {PENNSYLVANIA ~ FROM CHICAGO) PLAYS F. AND M. a ; First Halt— BPrankit: se eal Prospect that Burt Holcombe, |Murshall ye vom nee _ Lawrence Duffy, Dave Adams and Harry — LINE UP, He will 4 Sandol wii establish 2 new record for * automobiles trom Chicago to New Yor. «) Adams and Sandol took the machine j)@t Brie and drove it into Binghamton © M 21.20 this morning. Duffy and Halton will drive Into New ‘Tork, the other two i + (og eadhade aR train, -OLDFIELD GUE GOES FAST IN AUTO a CUBVELAND, Sept. 30.—Barney Otd- “* Geld established his right to claim the Franidin and! Marshall. Danaker (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, FRANKLIN FIELD, Gept. 90.—The University of Pennsylvatnia's seeond football game was played here this afternoon against the Franklin and Marshall eleven. The weather was more seasonable than on Seturday but it was still much too warm for the comfort of the players, said he had to run around him in order to reach Yanger. This gave the“ Hanlon's shoulder and declared him the| ¢ Jim Corbettts:an-tnventive genius. And for that all exponents of affairs | conducted under the rules laid down by the Marquis of Queensberry will ie thanks when they find out what | good has been done them. Jim has not had a boxing Dill passed, nor | has he prepared a cure for “tin” ears, | It is the administration of oxygen to a participant In a ring battle be- tween rounds. Funny the idea never 1 occurred to any one before. Why, if a boxer does not like road work, which has always done preparatory to a bout to strengthen the wind, hejin San Francisco when he met Jim | ing. o 3 $ $ es rs « 3 = DOBTOHDFHHDBOGIO HHHOHOOOHOIM MANHATTAN SO steal auto championship on the Glen- ville track. covered five miles in ED orm. Woede used at left end for Torrey, Pic- breaking the old record of én, bis, ‘The time by miles was Mie, Gx, Gie., 67358. and a Be, karkek! played in the majority of the see tal games last year and was more of a MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. |" riper y MORRIS PARK, Sept. 30.—The follow- | Although plbeh inal . ~ nnsylvania Ww: the eniries for ¢o-mornews jon in the first halt they have nov theme {selves to thank. Franklin and Marshall had the leather within eighty yards of Wennsylvanin's goal Une when. they ed. Horn, the visiting captain, lo conedstent gains and the Quik ‘0 On the defense. Pum! humerous on both sides. ‘The Quakers scored once during the first half on mass play and with the help of a fumble Bennett made the touchdown and kick- edthe gow, ‘Title afternoon Plekarksk! was trie@:at right guard in place of Mitchell and ling; seven furlongs of the nue... MoWiilianis Ring Dove ¢ nd nthia two and onechalt mile tection ..160° Champion ssc +148 PLAYS LERIGH SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa., Sept. 9. —In a stiff breeze from the aouth blow- Ing across the gridiron on Lehigh Field at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and wfth the thermometer at 72 and sun shining hrightly Lehigh lined up against Man- hattan in thelr annual football contest | Lehigh Manhattan Brush Janey reba, Machinakt 1 Boland Etruuss +. Foley Johnson Landefelt ko A int Faraninss ivan .... Gypate Negative ANNA LITTLE WINS CLASS A TROT Third Race— Malden two-year-old: Bolipes Pompei G 210 Fine Art ...... 7.107 2.0 110 Orthodox :110 Patagonian 10 Monadnock 107 Revellio. 10 ndicap; Withers at Ade Nor bt (Special to The Evening World.) Girale sr MPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, Sept. Judith “Carnpbeli! 143, 80.~T'he New York Driving Club's week- ly matinee was the attraction at the track here this afternoon. As he cham- plonchip tiota are drawing to a close three-year-ol Medal . Jola + Be dude’ interest In the cup races nicheases. Sabot The millionaire amateur reinswen are Lenarka’’, all anxious to capture one of the many . ina Trillando om Bias ace-Handlcap; mile and an eighth |andsome trophies. Up to date the com- aioe Lord Badge titors have furnished many interest- 15 Brieand . Ing struggles and several pr 1108 Colonsay are still In doubt With only two more matinee events ose : cups scheduled for the seace John F. ¢ =| 4 rill's Swift deads with thircen heats to SMACK. 61 tis credit, Axtello has eleven to hits afternoon resulted as |credit, Swift and B, E, Smethere's Ida Highwood are tied for th cord Cap, iret Race—Three-quarters of a mile. |each baying trotted in 2.05 1-°, OR bY Caelana, § to 1 aud 3 to 1; | Summaries larchloness, & to for place, was Class J. ‘Trotters—¥ 4 von by ond: Princess Mc, was third, Queen, rn PAL Behitdwaeh LH ie. Second Race—Five and a half furlongs. s-Won by Sucie Burch, 1) to 1 and 4 to id Bradiey Bill, b to 2 for place, was *pmecond and Overhand third. “‘Cime—t.t0. not Cedars ela, Jr Trot J Lderin, \ Bow ar ner, Second Third Race—Three-quariers of a mile, | ruckhey Miss, tot Won by Vestry, 6 to § and 1 to 2; Miss Cookrill third, Time—2.1 anners, 7 to 10 for price, was 8 Went Wilkes in E te Draper was third. ta. Class B trotting, first bh won by West Wilkes, L. A. Burke . Beamldt, ‘second # x Ma. Liovd, third, “Tim 1 Malzour was sent away on a break. J.D. and West Wiikes had a lively uggie to the home stretch, where est Wilkes came wp with a ‘wond fu Right of speed that carried him over _ WINNERS AT HARLEM. Manche Bruins Word Following TRACK, CHICAGO, are the resuite 0 RANGER NO MATCH (JIM CORBETT ADMINISTERING OXYGEN TO “YOUNG CORBETT” need not do it now. The oxygen will fill the bill. For Tired Boxers, ‘When he goes to his corner puffing | Tike a locomotive going up a hill and | when inhaling breeth is like swal- lowing many sharp knives, all he has to do is to sit down and have one of his seconds place the tube running from the oxygen-filled bag to his mouth. It puffs into him. He doesn’t have to take a long breath. and as far as wind is concerned he is as good ‘at the beginning of the next round as he was in the first. Jim Corbett first tried the scheme Jeffries. Of course there is no guar- ‘antee that the oxygen will act as a preventive of a knockout. Jim does not say that, but he eays the idea is great. So does ‘Young Corbett.” The lat- ter never had the use of the stuff in the ring. He is going to have it, though, on the night when he will coer Tim Callahan in a eix-round bout in Philadelphia. Corbett the Demonstrator. With Jim Corbett as demonstrator and “Young Corbett” as the “horrible | example,” the {dea or James was| ¢ tried at Johnson's road-house, where | ? the feather-weight champion is tra!n- 00 990088000$688896$:60890050000-09000653583008 D5.590$0580O0O898 0000 |sfrong’ tear from Alfred ‘University es SCENE IN THE RING IN THE FUTURE. 3 The Aaminietration of Oxygen as Illustrated by Jim Corbett and “Young Corbett” Will Make It Less Distress: |‘%e second contest of.the season. The ing for Fighters to Regain Lost Breath During the Minute’s Rest Between Rounds of a Hard Fight. FOOTBALL TEAMS MEET IN FAST GAMES. PRINCETON 34, SWARTHMORE 0 baat Half—Princeton 16, Swarth- more Second Half—Princeton 1S, Swath. more 0. more 0. LINE-UP. Positions, + ABs Princeton. Swarthmore Dayin é i rcinve + Hamilton sodly number of visitors in the et. | two teams ap) 1 on the fled for battle about fifteen minutes ¢ the time for the game, acheduled to be run here this] tae wire a winner by @ length in 2.11, the fastest mile ever made by West Wve-elg) ite,— | Wilkes, We eoutia’ of smile} VClass’ C ‘Trotting—Becond and final to. 1 for piaeg, was nacond: heat won by Iiderlm, W. J. Clarke; third. “‘Time-| Bow Rene, M, Bruckhelmer, second: SNe Mien Hiboard, Cockerill, third, me—2,16, Fy, 0B ie ead aay A.A championship first heat Sie stcond an an Swift Cockerill, Jolly 7 Ate Arapea pogo “Tithe 3, Gnesstatventh | Ci trotting. firat heat won by Ch ORR and} Lou Mitchell, Steinway; Belfry \ 14 Bias, Wat cola A, Crawford: gecond, ' Tome— ih Princeton used the tack! ton exclusively in tho’ first half, thelr anxlety to get into the game the Tigers were penalized three times In the frst half for off slde-play, ‘The most in the fires halt w runs by Burk and 5 m, the thirtyetive: Score at the yard line by of the ho first hait: “princetany 20} waste nds | One on oO plunges, HARVARD MEETS | YALE TEAM 17, BOWOOIN TEAM First Half—Harvard 18, Bowdoin 0. Final score—Princeton 34, Swath-! [itty + Be Wwikgin . Favinger Wf. Chapman “hyon or Winslow Hanley (Special to ‘The Evening World.) CAMBRIDC Sept. 90,—Harvard t Bowdoln on Soldiers oon in the second game} imson schedule. A good game xpocted PRINCETON J., Sept. 39.—A better | was for last Li env ee the boys fi toad e could from Maine led the Cambridge team at be ; pat aaeery uid thee of the first half, and it was] Ne n ‘The alr was |sniy “hy hard work that Harvard won clear and eriep and tho sun just Ne HCI BY enoueh to ken the wouter trom Maving FIRST HALF. & numbing eect on the players. With! jrarvard scored three times in the frat SOUL OFAN MGMEREAGURTTDEaS reat andj halt, Noho The third t Hurley after a. worien apt. Marshall iicked all goals and & splendid twenty-fve-yard hurdling run onthe return of @ kick-off. back torma-\SCHAEFFER OFF TO-MORROW Jacob Schaeffer, the champion diiliard- . Will be on his way to France for the winter season to-morrow. The that on the other side he the world at one shot in, Ave Will defend hin title and Championship ¢rophy agalust ail oumers, TUFTS ELEVEN 0) . 17) Tatts, 0. Second Halt—Y. Tufte 0. Final sScore—Yale ject ‘Tufts 0. World artist. expert’s view. GENE CARR TO PICTURE FITZ-COUGHLIN FIGHT. The pictorial story of the fight between Bob Fitzsimmons and Con Coughlin, the Irish Kangaroo, in Philadelphia to-night, will be told in all the editions of to-morrow’s Evening World by Gene Carr, “Knockout” will tell the story of the struggle from the SARS aaanhabes eee Se aaaaaaaEE POSSE SHILG-990090999OO a TZ WILL ACTION 10- NIGHT “There's something awful golng te ~ happen in Philadelphia to-night. Ambu-, lances have been told to be ready for @ hurry call and the police are told to have an unoccupied call in ‘Murdererg’, Row’ fixed up." That's the way a fellow talked, on Broadway last night. 1e was referring to the meeting of Bob Fitzsimmons and Con Coughlin, who has come to be termed the “Irish Kangaroo,” ‘The bout, or rather the “contest,” as they call boxing affairs in Philadelphia, GIANTS PLAY & i MGRAW SOLD HOE brought his band of Giants, runners up 4. in the National League pennant race, to ‘ his home daseball town to-day to play, , an exhibition “game with the Father i) Mathews's ‘Temperance Soctety nine, the: .4 champion independent team of New iy York State, 14 |e It was the first time in a decade @ National League baseball ‘team hag played here and as.a result was made @ 4 gala event in sporting circles in the re= 4 formatory city—a baseball holiday, All stores and@ factories closed up and it was estimated that 6,000 people saw) “4 the game. The game was a notable ong of because of the fact that McGraw jearneatn to play ball here. He was a news+ outoher here eighteen years ago, , ning on the Tioga Division of the Brie) and attended every State League a tending bats and chasing the balls, ” “Christy”? Mathewson was watchedim a his. ball togs by his mother trom ie “J she Gann doubled. Vi Babb was easyy’ to centre. Mo! bunted and was out. One run. Elmira, sreatly to. the su oe gveryone, baited Matty hard. OHare hit Lewis doubbied, tagn Miingied. Larkin’ singled, Dongs ue CORNELL PLAYS ALFRED ELEVEN LINE UP. UP. Cornell. Hunt (Captain) Lawre Mealiater ITHACA, N. ¥., Sept. 30+With « opponents Cornell lined up ‘to-day for visitors have been coached for a month by Green, a former Dartmouth end, and entered the contest with not a few tricks up thelr sleeves, which they as- serted would result in at least one touchdown, LINE U UP. Position. Yai |rasterty 1. | Kennedy. Morton. Rohrback. Bloomer Hogan . | Shevlin» Rockwell | Bowman *: NEW HAVEN, . Sept. | Tufts ined up for ‘a battle on the grid- fron at the Yale field to-day, The game was witnessed by several hundred of the visiting Spanish war veterans, who were guests of the Yale Football Association. FIRST HALF. Five hundred Spanish war veterans saw Yale pile up seventeen points legainst Tufts in the first half. The visi- |tcrs refused to kick off and gave the ball to the Blue after each score, The halt was featured with eeveral long rune in the middle of the field. Mass plays. predominated bebind ¢he 2%-yard lines. SECOND HALF. In the second half Yale substituted atx men The half was characterized by ex- t mely Io and erratic work by the Yale gubatiutes’ team. which enabled Tufts to prevent any scoring. The Vis- itors once got the ball on downs and several “times forced Yale to kick. ‘The foabligg of Twitchell at quarter was jnexcuss! % ‘Glasgo 258 West 125th 8t., Grand Circle, 59th St.» 8th Ave. 3d Ave., 900 Sth A 113 Naweau 44 and 40 Nassau St., Moariborough Hotel, UWth #4 and Browdway, near 8th A’ Sth St. (Proctor’s Theatre). between 25th and 26th Sta. t.. near Beekman, corner Liberty St. sowWoolen HillsLtd Established 61 Years , | 481-483 Fulton St. 250 Broadway,-opposite City Hall, 51 Broad St. . 714 Tremont Ave,, Bronx. ‘ BROOKLYN STORPS. 1, Abraam & Strads's, (6 Broadway, near Flushing Ave,, ij aah, and Warner wore easy, re Hatiroad from Grand Cen Btation to Fordham SB t Gurvinges niay be had at Porduats Stale tee, ruck out, Mentz and Quinn were Five runs. Second Inning. New York went out in order, beng unable to hit Minahan. No runs. ; Minahan singled for Bimira, Ea other three were easy, Matty st: out two men, No runs. Third Inning. 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If it goes that distance there is only one man who will be entitled to say “I told oy TBA man ts Bam Fitepatrick, sites a fellow who 19 responsible for mai drlshmar velleve that he p24 to beat ied TE 3 at a ELMIRA, Sept. 3).—Manager MoGraw ¥ Ue ‘i BEN y : toryville, ocoupted the grand stand. NGhristy" and" his wife _are Wining,” ‘Trainmaster Doolittle, of Lackawanna; here. ris First Inning. Browne bunted ,was safe and second and third, “Bresnahan filed outs