The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1903, Page 8

t THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1909. SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. J0E MA Y WIS/T THE PLANETS: WALCOTT AND “Kid” Carter or Joe Walcott. These ‘are candidates for pugilistic honors two- night, and the followers of things in the fistic Iine aré almost as interested in the outcome of the contest as they are in the election of Low or MoClellan. In the ring of the Criterion A. C., ot Boston, wherein for the past few weeks Several champions have been seen in ac- » these two exponents of the manly ‘art will exchange punches. Fifteen rounds is to be the length ot “thelr journey. It 1s not too far, say jes. They have grounds on which to thelr prediction. ~ Only few weeks ago Carter and W: eott met, Eugene Buckley, a Bosto! man, was the referee. After the two ‘men went along at a sixty-mile-an-hour gait for fifteen rounds he concluded that Walcott had @ shade the better o. the going, and he gave his decision that way. Others who saw the fight though. Waloott's ebony-hued skin interferea with the official's sight. They ald not agree with him. They called the awara of the contest to Walcott a robbery. And therein laid the consummation o, the match which will be decided to- night. Mr, Buckley has been retired to a rear peat among eligible referees, and in his . place will be seen Capt. Bill Daly, whose sight, every fight follower in Boston has never been dimmed at a crit!- cal moment. At any rate it's going to be a Might. “One worthy of a trip from New York to Boston t6 see, even though election returns prove interesting things to read. Love taps are not in the punching boxes of either man. The effect of tele watlone is) Uke, being hit by a teenspound shot, hurled by Flanagan, after it has travelled 150 feet. Neither CATE MEET AGAIN. T0-NIGHT man wastes any blows, When they gtart fo it they usually land, and that. isa forecast that there will be ab as much claret sprinkled over the Cri- terion Club's ring floor as flows at a French dinner, Their clash at the beginning of the Aght will be something head-on collision of two locomotives, Both men have trained for the "go;"* doth are anxious fur the meeting and ‘both have advised thelr friends to bet on the result, Picking the winner Is lke trying to name the next Mayor New York. It will be a fight and thas all that can be forecasted. ike to the} SNAPSHOTS OF WALCOT 7, PETER MAHER TRAINING TO BEAT JACK MUNROE Peter Maher, the Irish champion, who has been secured to meet Jack Munroe, the Butte miner heavy-weight, in a six- round bout before the National A. C., of Philadelphia, next Saturday, ‘has begun training for the contest at one of the gymnastums in the Quaker City, Maher realizes that Mungoe |s no cinch carefully in order to beat the miner. If successful Maher will seek a return match with Joe Choynski, who beat him months ago. WALCOTT AND GANS TO MEET. | It begins to look now as !f Jor Gans, | the champion light-weight, and Joe Walcott, the welter-welght champion, will come together after all, Micah Murray, matchmaker of the Criterion A.C. of Boston, is anxious to bring and on that account he intends to train | in two rounds in Philadelphia several | about a meeting between these men, and as they both have practically ac- copted the terms and weight conditions the prospects are the match will be quickly arranged. If they do fight it] vill be for fifteen rounds at 140 pounda| and the date of the contest will be Dec. 8 FELLOWS FIGHTS IN ENGLAND, Al Fellows, the Chicago bantam- weight, who went to England In search of a fight with some of the little fel- lows in that country, has finally been Successful in getting on a match. Hs has been secured to meet Joe Bowker, the champion bantam-weight of Eng- land, in a fifteen-round bout before the National Sporting Club, of London, on Noy. -9 for the bantam-weight cham- plonship of England and a purse of $50. They will battle at 115 pounds, COL. FRESHMEN 6, PENN, FRESHMEN ~ Young Teams of Two Universi- | ties Play Tie Game on Polo Grounds Gridiron Before, Small Crowd. Ny First half—Columbia, 5; Pennsyl- vania, 0. Second Half—Columbia 0, aylv: Penn- LINE-UP. Penns: B. (Bpecial to The Evening World) POLO GROUNDS. N. Y.. Nov. 3.— ‘umn! freshmen eleven played {ts f college game here to-day against nsylvania, The Morningside Ab sirengihened by the addition of J, horpe and Bishop of the ‘Varsity Gleven and Aigietinger, first substitute e big team. Sirhe Renntyivania boys were especially for the contest and w - goashed to even matters for the defeat ua} varsity received from lA ia’e big ‘eleven a week ago last There Twas very Al slim crowd occupied seats in the stands. a rne weather as anything but for the players. It was too tor. 3 fo0tball The Columbia young on the feld and were d by the class of 190/ ——————_ "SOLDIERS PLAY OLYMPICS. Point ‘ttle enthusiasm. ilett's cers they believe they can win professional championship of lew York this year, The sol- meke bheir first appearance on fo, Manhactan on Sun- B they will line up agalnat vhe on Harlem Oval, at One d.Phirty-sixth atroet and ‘he soldiers are big tel- gore that they will defeat in handy fashion, ‘They hy. pare to stack up against Jack Munroe, Owens ‘Tormzer stata of Colum- the United avo We a football team| YALE PLAYERS QUT AS USUAL if bia | W HAV | fered no ill effects trem the gan All the players ex were out as daualeyteateraay through an hc , Nov. 3—Yale has a pt M and we N 4s ‘now pl “iM nel u fl CARER BEAT LEMONS Nov. 3—Gus Gard-| kpocked out Harry York, here last night} Gan held Lemons The knock-out punch SAGINAW, Mici ner, of Philadelpht Lemons, of > in two rounds. safe at alls er es was a terrific rignt nook to the jaw — AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, —The entries for to-morrow’s races | Aen hn ry Alp | | Bel Counterpe Miladi Love ncess “Tular year-old arolde: alx Aion tight Wy 10 Ethics. Pote All Votentat Gharmel . Race—Va Han reven furl enrratis Reveille Dick Turpin’ . Labor... Tob Hii Dramatiat .. a Mabel, i tichadisi, 1 mf font a Oatrich | day were as follows ) first N.Y. A.C. RUNNERS WIN LONG RUN Pastime A. C. Men Finish Sec-) end in Annua! Cross Country Event Over Roads Around): Travers Island. THE FIGHTER AND THE BOXER AGAIN W ORLEANS, Nov. 3.—The boxer and the fighter again, Such is the pro Framme offered for the boxing season 5 » Monday night next, ‘Th Pliladelpiia, the , fighter, will clash, n rounds, and the a's Bouthern o) A the third sesnion betwee! Th are about on even terms, but + slasplest kind of an argument fy bound to result CARROLL BEATEN BY OTTO SIELOFE champion: | ices of the! # Island to- 4 victory for the New am, It s i 49 points. e Pastime A Was second with a2| lor the The start w Island flela m from the Travers i ss the water fump, thence to the road past the Holton Me- morial statue, and then to the lane! leading into Bolton Priory woods, A! MINNEAPOL!S, Minn. Nov. %—Otto turn Was then made toward New Ro- Sleloff, of Chicago, got the decision over | chelle, and anoth turn was made Frank Carroll, of Mb nea pola fant After about hilt a mile for the @hore ght after fifteen rounds of ha: a road back to the Bolton Memorial, The ng. Beach Gleloff started in the first, round to| ciroult, which was about two miles, rush the fight and while he fought! was run three times, making up the dis.| Nard the Minneapolis boy was clevor tance of slx mile: and blocked several hard lefts to the . eee jaw. Sleloff hud all che better of the A difteen-mtie fora &e and) third: rounds: but in the silver ve fourth Carroll rushed things and el Club jooked for a time as though he would vel by 3-9 oad race itizens’ the Was won by Allston Gerry, who had a put the Chicago man out, Sleloff braced handicap minutes; Harold . Up, however, and throughout the bal- nd Durando) thee of the Aght had the batter of the ne ee argument | ee FLYNN DOWN TO WFIGHT. Bobby Flynn, the bantam-weight’ fixliter of (Harlem, who fights Tommy i Murphy in a private fight in two weeks, | RESULTS AT LATONIA. (Spectal to TI ¢ Evening World.) RACE TRACK, LATONIA, Ky., Nov.’ {8 already down, to weight and is con- 3.—Dhe results, of the races run here to-, Aud Flynn Nght tor ae aide bet et eat) and_the_kate_recelpte, n-elghths of a mile.— pihe) 2, 7 to 5 for place, Glatt was third, ‘Mme—1.30 Second Race—One mile,—Won by Kil- more, 6 to 1 and 3 er Lillian, was second; Rupture Cured 7 to 1 for plac nd; Lady we Matohlens was third. 1.45. rereat attain, ‘Beainination, fees Ia ‘Dhird Race- ourths of a mile,— atten alee Tey NOEL. Fen yor free Bam: Won by Ba . 4 to land & to 6 re LS 76H Rroadway, meas | ‘Tam ¢ was second, Cay | Dan Makenna ‘third 1.15. Fourth Race—Three-quarters of a mile, | Sporting. Won by Determination, 15 to 1 and 6 to 1; Rain Land, 6 to 1, was pocond; QUEENS GO, JOCKEY CLUB, AT MAY HAPPEN WHEN HE MEETS JOE WALCOTT IN THE RING TO-NIGHT. THE “kiD" SAYS HELE PUNCH Ait ALL OVER THE RI WHEN JOE GETS STEAM UP. CLINCHING Light-Weight PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 8—Joe Gans, light-weight champion, had a shade the worst of It in mis six-round ‘eu AE MIGHT ment last night ut the Washington Sporting Club. Gans met one ck Blackburn and be it said to Mr. Black+ burn’s credit that he not only stayed with the champion, but earned at the worst a draw. Some of the spectators thonght that if decisions were permitted Blackburn was entitled to tt. Only in one round, the, frat, did Gans show any superiority. He put Black- burn down in the first round with a right swing to the jaw. Blackburn, WORRY WALCOTT) MPGINNITY FALLS IN LINE AGAIN however, was up in a Jiffy and busy to’ BLACKBURN HAD GAN Champion Had No Easy! of It After Opening Round. AT THE END iTime a the bell, Atier with to mix it Blackburn had all the better of the his 1t was a case of Jab for Jab ckburn showing a Willingness Jast tive rounds, He had Gans bleed- ing in the third and sixth rounds from continual jabbing on the nose. Gans was clinching as the final bell rang in the sixth, ——_— BAKER AFTER HOEY. Joe Baker, would like to/meet George Hoey again to fight to a Anish, as he was not satis- fled with the last bout. He will post @ forfeit of $100 as soon as Hoey is ready, to do business. iG Harlem feather-welght, “Iron Man” Has Fixed Things and Will Season. Joe McGinnity will pitch for the Giants again next season, derstanding with Messrs. Brush and Mc- Graw, and the matter gf a $1,000 in- crease which the “Iron Man" held out for has been patched up. MoGinnity recelved $1,000 for his work last season and everybody agrees that he earned It, He has had many flatter- ing offers for next season, one of which came from Callfornia. Naturally he wanted enough from the New York club to warrant his turning down the coast offer. -|TANNEHILL BLAMES POOR SHOWING ON GROUNDS Pitcher Jesse Tannehili, the well-| fund with the Brooklyn grounds, and known ¢wirler of the New York Amerl- can ue team, who ie stopping at/the true cuuse of hi poor showing the Cinctan 1, blames his poor showlng E BEUNONL a thee pelerouiairaltier Wh the Invaders this year on the i Cineinnatt than in any other peculiar location of the grounds. Dis-| fity in the country, and he expressed cussing the matter with a friend he| the wish that a deal be made whereby his wish could be gratified. v1 Up with Brush and McGraw Pitch Here Next (He has had an un- ft niay be that Tannehill’s compliint 1s Address to Men. The follies of youth or later excesses permanently and privately cured by the World- Famous Specialist, Dr. Williams. The afflicted should consult him at once, I limit my practice to diseases peculiar to men, No one mun ever yet thor- oughly mastered every de- tail of medicine and sur- gery. In view of that fact, I decided when I left col- lege, now over a quarter of a century ago, that my specialty should be the diseases peculiar to men. That I atu the most suc- cessful specialist of the day no one who is in- formed disputes. I have cured more cases than any practitioner in the history ef nervous dis- eases, A man should b? careful to whom he in- ‘trusts himeelf. Take the ‘doctor whe practises med- icine, surgery and every- thing else, It stands to i ad NEW YORK'S MASTER SPECIALIST. — “YOUNG WALCOTT” LOST. LEXINGTON: Ky. Wancer, “Young Walcott,” 0 pitcher can last long on the New York gmerican grounds. The grounds are on a high bluff overlooking the river, and a cold wind blows over the dla- mond morning, noon and night, A man would have to have a cast-iron arm to mitch winuing ball under these clreum- stances, The same fault has frequently been Noy, 3 — John of Baltimore, here was scheduled bout. to be a Both are colored. 1 want every man that je suffering from any “ase or condition va some and have soot with mi ain to Men, Come to Me, siihisisocnthte Sit ainins inated ah developed after my whoie life's experence in treating ses pocullnr 1a een ie We a Greatment that is Daped on eclentif knowledge i ieave no. tre Proponition, no tfal or samrte treatments to offer you. M: education, my expe: Fence, my ‘conactence, my reputation, condemn all suk qua Tt you will call and see me Live you. tree of chareg 8 a personal actination, to gether wi Wand scentine opmontor yous cane, and if T find your onse 44 nae ate i wa eoeey, tell you so, If, on the other hand, fy gud you. caso In 1 insure you of a permanent cure. inasmuch as Iwill give you a wre wi cys to cure you or refund to you every cent you have paid in case J fall to afect a permanent cure of your condition, I make no charge for medi- cines, as they are always éncluded ty the nomvinal fee asked. I attribute my auc~ cers to promising nothing but what T can do, and always doing wlat 1 promia alae DRAINS fern ‘ifererom sow ane jeter lead to complete cul operation lors of tim ULCERS nd chronti ity Ro) yatem of en = ECZEMA {ve Blocaves' of the oii heekin, Dermanentiy “cured’ by “HYDROCELE gt any awellings ur te dorness or impedimel cured without © cutting operation. RHEUMATISM in all its fo manently cured by m: system of treatment, BLADDER ANS IDNEY acute. om of treatment are fried up at once. STRICTURE oured without dilating or cutting. No pain. DISCHARGES stopped completely. BLOOD POISON: ING permanently: cured with- Berner use of mercury * NERVOUS DEBILITY by my ayatem of treatment is perma- CONDITION: Bently cured. irrespective of the time by my of mies show aligns You have bea affileted. Improvement at ‘Write If you cannot call. All correspondence strict! confidential and all replies sent in plain envelopes, Inclose two-cent stamp to insure reply. OFFICE tICURS—9 A.M to §.90 P, M. Sundays. 10 A. M. to 4 P. Mf. Amoser was third. Time—1.15 3-6. AQUEDUCT, L. L —<———_ | RACING 4 Viy Ky VAY at 2 P.M. f7aine leave 9s of i Gath ot 0. YANKEE, GERMAN CHAMPION. rs, 18.40, 2, las G0 8, Maw | i k iain is ‘yolob” Aah dots Waele AA Coatieann suacron Gar Rele |e ICAGO MANDICAPPER. 23 Broadway, champlonsbip of Germany from H. 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Some of the symp- toms are copper-col- ored spots, gummy tumors and’ ul { | | tn, Gaseien joints, bones, especially the long bones, scalp, eating away the roof and palate of the mouth, It may extend to the vocal ‘cords, destroying the v ; contractions and cramps of the muscles of the malady is absolutely complet thon wing In the lo airing sleep. y cure for thin terribl: patient in dismisned et cured bo can epene ie upon it that no return com} vf ‘the will ever set in and that his blood and e in as pure condition as before he contracted the disease. | 2 7 See: FORE It in ertalle the roult “4 H treatment. els Mee ja | Stricture Cured, | sestmeat: 4 —————————_———_ covering a 204 ee tl complicated ‘e vases of strictu fen presente ‘themsel 3 sever found wore Miginated by Using. so-calle fol erenaed by deluded friends, wid the treatment given by qmily vite who cannot possibly have svMiclent experience in this line of ‘diseases, 1 havo Tag cannersdivariiy, successful In removing stricture, and I invite you t> sone sult me. Nervous Debility Cured. | remedies, furnished WA Nome’ rug What ts meant by “N ity” In men ts Reed extended explanation, Debility ts the result of’ abus duigence. It often leads to Insanity, {f not death. If you are suffering erdce debility an a reeult of youthful follies, Inter excesses, heredita; wise, Trecommend that you place yourself In ™* care immediately, Once cured by me you will never again, be bothered with those awful drains on your system, {it notice an increave in welght at the very outset, and the fnouities, ‘mental , of & healthy. hearty man will be yours from or other- heavy ‘eting, injuries from back’ riding’ and’ other. cone ural etroulation of the blood, and eventually causes'® wasting and softening of the uccesaful In the treatment of this disorder ‘and its fanatea diseases, and ene z Long “continued and fatiguing ex- Varicocele and ercise in an. upright porition Associated Diseases Cured | sit cause faricorsie "ein tion, once established, if Desiected i Apt to Impede the free an at~ ee ever am obliged to resort to Suse cured by me. all Indlcaiions of disrase and woakuess vi ish Sornystoeal 8s to be displaced by completely restored vitality. id Ne the system of Home Cure originated Home Cure by Mail | by and perfected and kept up to date during the 90 years I have been curing di, Le — eases peculiar to men. My Home Cures will pe found as offective as my personal cures, femplars blanks sent froe'on application. DR.L.R. WILLIAMS 165 West 34th Street, New Yor Office Hours—0 to 8 P. Sundayer i0'0s°3 only