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THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVE SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. <0 NG, OCTOBER 1, 1903. SCENES } 4 4 209990009000O509000000OO4 FROM THE DO90-9O 8-01-3994. FiT2 GOT REAL ANGRY ONE-ACT FARCE - AUDELY bY GON COUGHLIN TREATED ET ZoIMMONG & Couple of Thousand of Those “Born Every Minute” Pay to See the Irish Giant Crawl Through Ropes After Being Hit in the First Rows BY KNOCK-OUT. AY (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 1.—There was a terriue wattle here last might. Robbie Fitzsimmons, a rude, rough prize-fighter, hit Connie Cough- Wn, an Irish gentleman, real hard three or four times at the Washington | Sporting Club, and mussed his hair. | Oh, fudge, it can't be true? But, it 1s, and Connie might have been hurt | wal bad, if Mr. McCormick hadn't taken a towel and thrown it right into the ring, right at that horrid Fitzsimmons's feet, and called out to Mr. Rocap, the referee, to make him st2p hitting Connie. M’CORMICK TO THE RESCUE, jow you make him .stop,” said Mr. McCormick, and then he climbed right into the ring and pushed Connie into a chair and brushed his hair | » where that horrid Fitzsiinmons had musseti it. Those prize-fighters are such rude, horria things, anyway, and it gerved Connie right for having anything to du wah them. Perey Dewdrop and Harold Sappy say they wolt have anything more to do with Connie because he associated withystich rough oven, and they &re going to blackbal! him at the next pink tum purty. CONNIF’S SAD MISTAKE, They shouldn't do it, however, for tf ever Mr. Coughlin got mixed up In a tea) party he was tn one last night, up to his n« He was plastered all over “Quakertown, «. For a week past he has been It. In glood-red ink, “Con Coughlin, the} {rish Giant,” and the rest of it said he was going to fight Bob Fitzsimmons at the Washington Sporting Club. He made a liar out of the printer who set up the word “fight.” The opening ; sound of as pretty a farce-comedy as was ever handed out in the boxing line} saw the end of the “fght.”” Coughiin’s only excuse for being In the ring at all was the fact that he had on a pair of tights and had his hands covered with boxing| gloves. Even his seconds couldn't stand for this excuse for a whole round, and! tossed a towel into the ring. It's a waste o good paper and Ink to try and} @escribe a fight that was as far from being a fight as a Chinaman ts from being @n angel. GOOD MONEY PAID, TOO. A couple of thousand of the kind of people who ‘are born every minute” pushed their good money into the box-office for the pleasure of seeing this ‘Pwo long-legged, longer armed, clothes props standing In the centre of a ring being instructed by a diminutive, bald-headed referee not (o murder each other in the clinches, In other words, to “break c ‘They agreed and backed away to their corners. ‘Then a bell rang. The legs and arms advanced ito the centre of the ring an! tir od the alr. A FRECKLED LEFT IN to saw PLAY. A long, much befreckled left shot out, twisted a bit and hit the other bunch of legs and arms in a likewise long neck Mr, Coughlin hit the floor. They let you stay down ten seconds took, nin with his jaw this time. He got up because he did not know any better. ‘That got rid of nine more seconds. before you are counted out, Coughlin The freckles connected As Coughlin got up this time Fitz chased him over into one corner and hooked & short-armed, inside right to the side of fils head. Qs if it might lose its top piece. to connect his feet with the canvas. Why not follow them up and sit down? vigorous protests from his corner called the long-armed, freckled Fitz, look Bo terribly flerce, walke feft hand. He haj acted so @t his rather hard. Wariy't that awful? It took nine more seconds for the Coughlin one As he did so his hands fell on the ropes. A brilliant idea struck him. Tiose ropes led to the corner wh At this the long neck looked ere his ir was, He started to act upon this idea, but hiy wandering attention once again to WHEN ROBERT WAS PAINED. Robert looked very nuh pained that Mr. Coughlin should want to leave fing.” He frantically beckoned him back io the centre of the arena. At this the “Irish Giant’ sized up the situation and, noting that Fite did the not vat and deliberately hit at the freckles with his|s entlenianiy up to this that it really pains me to ®0, and Percy says that ‘he didn’t hit at Bobble, but I know he did, and he say hit Yes, real, real hard, just as if he wanted to hurt him. ebody said Fitz gut mad after that, and maybe he did, for he holsted a mn ithe § of his old-time body punches into Coughlin's midship works that hit the i Be gien ‘6 backbono, ‘hat settled matters for keeps. Coughlin couldn't keep his six feet five inches the floor long enough to find out which end he was standing on. nto the ring and the “people who are born © t und figured up how many beers they could have bought with the droppes it ipto the ni, they had pushed into the box-o1 IN AND A SHAME, ously, it was a sin and a shame. * hen the walked ing door mats is a gentlemanly occupation to taking i y be 4 people's money for farce us the Slowville sports stood for last night, ‘ ee Ys doubtful even New York. in the days of the Horton law, rs 5 meet at Empire City track on § day have been received tur- would have| is. C000 WORKOUTS AT GRAVESEND, | Training Honors of the Early) Morning Hours Are Carried| Off by Horses from the Stable | of J. L. Holland. GRAVESEND, N, ¥., Oct, 1—Clear, bfleht weather with a tinge of fall in the air caused the galloping hours to he pleasant at the Gravesend course this morning. There were many racers sent to exercise and the work hours were spirited ones, Traingr Smith, with the J. L. Holl- and horses, carried off the honors, sending Counterpolse three-elghths of a mile breezing in 43. Bob Murphy rested off five furlongs in 1.08. Oclawaha stepped a half in 0631-2, John F. went the same distance tn 0541-4. Ista, Ned Moore and B, Doyle were on the easy side. ‘Turned a Neat Mile. The Hampton stable's pair, Wilt: damstead and Ethics, turned a neat mile tn 148, Tony MoCafferty's Alpaca was sent to a useful workout of «ix fur- longs, negotiating the distance in 1.19. Archte Zimmer sent Ernest Parham seven-etgiiths, galloping all the way, in 1.87, Old England, of the same string, Was sent a haif mile at a two minute gait. Bob Hillard, another from the pang wiring, recled oft four furlongs ‘nor Welsh had Knight Errant six furlongs in 1.20. Sherrod, Sir Carter and Hurstbourne were gent to Nght galloping. ‘Timmons had Prince Vie reel off six furlongs in 1.21. Wyefleld, of the same Tr: string, was sent six furlongs In 118 1-2. Ben Battle in Shape. Fmyling's H., 1. Coleman galloped n furlongs in 1.92, Hopeful Miss, from same barn, grulloped a halt 4, Ben in 1,19 1-2, mile Battle reeled off sent three-quar- ‘Trespass, trom » distance nd Caraine 1-2, Billy Lonugs in. 2.09 ns Hydmingea Vite wo string, Sonoma Helle 999S90-99490O-06.0-8 Ge Reo ew $ DID TO > 60044-9000 g | | . Games. Dat. Runa. Hite Aves: Hitt Hite Roos P.O. A Bresnahan, U7 404 8581 6 3 1M OT 8 18519 HTD 1838731021789 B10 & 29 @ 7 #2 7 #1 o i 4¢ 6 1 4907512820020 BSD 128 412—«Gl TG BS oe) ee Ce 3 2 4 «668 oO Os 2 COB 188470105268 12718 8 29 36 «2% 20 4 3 0 4 1s OB 6 tl @ 6 56 6 9 1 80 & 9 McGinnity, 52 17) 28H Mathewson, 43 127 13 aT 213 3 0 1 2 % 8 Taylors scoccsvoveee SL 82 oT OZ: sET, So aC Cronin... vee 1B 4 8B T Oa 9 o 2 HERE’S WHAT THE GIANTS DID AT BAT AND AFIELD THIS YEAR. QUAKERS ON WILLIAMS NINE. “ICld" Carsey's Metropolitan nine will have to be at their best on Sunday When they tackle the Wisllams A. A. baseball team at Equitable . BIx- ty-seventh street and West End avenue. The Wiillamses have secured the ser- JOCKEY SHEA DYING. ST, LOUIS, Oct. 1.—Jockey Shea, who fell ‘in a race with Harpliithe at the Delmar track, and who was rolled on by Mathilde, another horse in the race, is lving at the point of death as a re- sult of his injuries, The doctors give W. R. Condon was sent a half ’ y c le Of several, members of the Phila-| little hope of his recovery. McKinney, er Te lloped ne res | Geiphia National League team, and are |Mathilde's jockey. who Was also in. 1.06, "B8 |hotting they will carry off the victory. | thrown, will recover. BUSY DAYS COLUMAIA TEAMS ENTHUSHSTS HAP There ts joy among Columbia football teain’s enthusiasts to-day, and it is all) ave, victory scored by the ‘varsity | eleven over the alumni, embracing such good players as Bruce, Owens and Duden Bri 1 @ brilliant game and of ‘the best kicking seen | He was to handle, nobly, and nothing but’ praise | int expressed the hope of °! nade up of players in the team has ames and lost only of them. ‘The best semi-profea- al organizations in the clty have deen played. Gus MeGowan has devel- ope dinto a y and to his work has chle ren due the team's Tom Fannan as first bascman y fine, too, and the boys say he could give many big veaguéers afew lersons in the art of bunting, Eddie McCaffrey, manager of the. te ba ned a second game with the Man- id Club for next Sunday, to One Hundred and Elghtn Club, w Harlem, Durtay yed twenty-s io first by Basollne for sixteen-horse-powe mobiles, which has seven en class for (wenty-four-horse-power Col umbla gasoline Machines has seven en- fries, ‘The coiestants for the 7 three-oornered match are now practia- ig daly at the kimplre track and vac ia confident of scoring a vi y machines to he used have euch a mile in 1.01 and on the fast > Ker course may be expected to beat a mile a i ite pace, 3 toam Was beaten by. the Ontarlos a few weelts ago by the score of 4 to 0. BOYS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE, A call has been Issued for a meeting of delegates from the pubile schools in ulls clty, to be held at one of the gram- carrying off victory in many the] wore their opponents down. All of the big wames this season, Tigers played a snappy game, and sev- anaes eral showed up particularly well. a s — sip) partleuls NTARIOS’ GREAT RECORD. | woyEsNeY’s LONG REST. Phe i ube ti Aad k ished ai Mace ka ot} McChesney will not race until the as the Ontario Field! Brighton Beach meeting begins, and ON COLLEGE TIGERS’ ELEVEN A INGERY ONE (Special to The Evening World.) PRINCETON, N. J, Oct. 1.—Yester- day's game emphasized one point in particular—namely, that, though the ‘Tigers have not great excess of weight, they have plenty of ginger and speed to burn. Before Swarthmore had a chance to recover from the effects of the previous attack Princeton was off on Another smashing play, and it was these tactics more than the'r weight. that there he will take part in the Ripple, the Wave and the Billow stakes, Water- boy ‘ia not eligible for any of these. Owner Smathers in consequence is on his way to Lexington to see the trotting races. Sal aS RYAN TALKS FIGHT. Tommy Ryan, who is in St, Louis, says he wil @ ready to fight ‘Philadel- phia Jack” O'Brien In about two months, Ryan was examined by a St. Louls physician a few days ago and pro- nounced to be perfectly well and sound. MODEL “GYM” AT FAIR. For the first time in the history of expositions, there is to be shown next nar schools next week, to organize © nite seupol ecnlee igs similar to the New Yor! nterscholastic Ath- ietlc Arsoclation. Bo vear in conjunction with the o1 ie ails an fit late model feormnanione, ‘this t ymnasium will form part of 1 Cult it eareiee ure exhibit at the eg GRIDIRONS. MARSHALL'S WORK WAY BELOW PAR (Specta} to The Evening World.) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 1.—Andy Marshall, Harvard's giant guard, will have to hustle {f he holds his position this year, At least this !s the opinion of many undergraduates who witnessed his performance in the game with Bow- doin yesterday, Marshall, in fact, was completely out- played and torn to pieces yesterday— and that by an inexperienced player on a team which had come to Cambridge to give Harvard @ practice game, For forty-five consecutive yards, Bow- doin pushed Harvard down the field, making her gains through Marshall, whom Davis, the Bowdoln left guard, shoved abowt at will, Marshall's playing was not such’as to fill the coaches with elation and their faces were very long as they contem- plated the approaching contest with COUGHLIN,” ILLU PF a a 0000064 2 STRATED BY GENE CARR. POODDLTGDIOOHHOOOOD HE LOOKED AS BIG AS THE FLAT-IRON = MORRIS PARK, Oct. 1.—The big Mor- ris Park course showed to great ad- perfect condition and there are bound té be records broken before the meefing ends, Bell’s Lot in Good Shape. About the’first trainer to show was a H, McCormick, of the L, V. Bell string, and several of his charges/ were sent over the Withers Course at good speed. Emergency breezed a half in 0.49. Cap- tivator clipped off five furlongs in 1041-2. ‘August Belmont's Masterman galloped a mile in 1.62. fana a mile in 1.47. vantage this morning during the early! w. © whitney’s Hippocrates clipped morning training hours. off a half in 0.5, R, W. Walden's The There was considerable sharpening UP| Southerner and Monsoon going to done and the work hours were busY| gether, reeled off seven furlongs ones for men and horses. The Mill,| 1.99, Withers and ellipse courses were in| pee Wyeth galloped the G. B. Morris sent Gold Van and Grav- mile distance in 1.47. The former Derby winner is taking bis training In good shape and should be heard from be- fore the meeting !s over. J. McLaughlin sent Blythness six fur longs in 118 1-2 F. R. Hitchcock's Grey Friar galloped a mile in 1.60 1-2. He accomplished it in good style and ‘made no noise as he passed through the stretch, where the critics were. Woodford Clay's Memories reeled off six furlongs in 1.18. Clarence Forbes vs. Maurice Sayres, Hughey Murphy vs. Sammy Smith, A: Tom Carey vs. Jack (Twin) Sullivan, JEFFRIES COMING EAST. Champion Jim Jeffries will arrive in New York from Los Angeles, Cal. ! about four weeks. According to a letter| received by Joe Maxwell, the big feb! {s tired of hunting in California and | 12% Yesded to come Hast and clinch o mateh with Jack Munroe. HANLON IN DEMAND. Eddie Hanlon's victory over Benny Yanger will likely result in every matchmakef in California offering in- ducements to “Young Corbett’ to 60 to the coast and fight the Californian, ‘The latter is the only fighter now en- titled to a fight with the featherweight lee \ MURRAY’S GOOD BOUTS. 5 ’S ADVANCE SETS THE pyINTEe FIGHTERS IN A BUSY WHIRL. RING BATTLES TO-NIGHT. six rounds, at Aurora, I, fteen rounds, Tammany A. ©., Boston. twelve rounds, at Fall River, Mass REAGAN OFF TO THE COAST. Johnny Reagan has left St, Louta for Los Angeles, Cal., where he Is to meet #rankie Neil, tne’ banuun-weight cham- pion of the ‘world, in @ twenty-round out before the Century A. C. ‘on Oct, ij. Reagan is accompanied by Eddio Cain, formerly Terry McGovern's spar- ring 'partne! A | CURE MEN Miah Murray, matchmaker of the Criterion A. C. of Boston, has vlinched two good bouts, Next Tuesday night Terry McGovern will fight Jimmy} Briggs a fifteen-round bout and on Oct. is “Kid? Carter will meet Joe Walcott | in a fifteen-round bout. FpH DAT CULLUD TITLE. Another battle for the colored heavy- weight champlonship of the world is to be decided. Jack. Johnson, the present holder of the title, will meet Sam Me: Vey. They will try conclusions in twenty-round bout before the Colma A. ., of California, on Oct. 27. WHITE’S BIG DEMANDS. Jabes White, the lightweight cham- pion of England, Is another who de- mands big money to come to this coun- try and fight. After agreeing to box| Jimmy Britt in San Erancisco on a percentage basis, White now says he will not mevt Britt unless he receives $1,000 expenses and $3,500 whether he| wins, loses or fights a draw, CAREY FIGHTS TO-NIGHT. Jack (Twin) Sullivan, of Boston, has NEW YORK'S MASTER SPECIALIST. 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