The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1904, Page 12

" Reine | nhs et, THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1904. PUGILISM — RACING b= SKATING == “YOUNG CORBETT,” Sisacn setuewoe, HAS A TALK WITH oxciscrt sence, JIM COFFROTH Lite Denverite Leams from San Fran JIM COFFROTH, ‘FRISCO'S FIGHT PROMOTER, AND THE THINGS HE HAS IN VIEW | — | cisco’s Fighting Manager ; that Big DRAWN BY CARTOONIST T. A. DORGAN (“Tad”). Things in the Athletic Way Are on the Tape for This Year. By “YOUNG CORBETT.” World's Feather- Weight Champion, Ss”: FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 22.—The pugilistic pot is boiling over out in this speedy, dizzy little town. So I had a talk with Jim Coffroth last night over the dainty bits of fisticuffs that are being cooked up. Jim, by the way, is the Napoleon of club managers out this way. He handles the rudder of the Yosemite Athletic Club. “Say, James,” I said to him, “throw the calcium on your plans for > 3 yy BZ | this year. What are you going to hand ’em in the: knuckle-dusting line?” WI) , eam s He looked me over with a steely smile. I shivered. eee W. ———— 3 ’ cocktail, you and Britt, but you wanted the whole club.” UL MUNROR WIN FROM SAID “CORBETT” WANTED THE CLUB. " “Willie,” he finally said (he always calls me “Willie,” probably because fhe knows I detest the name), “I admire your nerve. ‘What am I going to hand ‘em? Well, you ARE a beaut, I WAS going to hand ‘em, just for a - i. “Now, don’ bout nting the club,” I sald, and, leading him DHARKRY HE WILL PROMPTLY BR : , , af Fee ocean te alate te ca . MATCHED WITH JEFFRIES” SAR i Gypsy NEW TALEMT SREMS To \ A OROP DOWN FROM SOU fi Yy THE 6kiES ”- over into a corner, showed him the stubs in my ‘bankbook. That softened his heart a bit. HAS PERMITS FOR FOUR FIGHTS. “Well, Willie,” he said, “I have four permits, That means four fights. And with me it means four good fights. I'm going after championships.” “Championships, eh?” “Yes; championships. . Uke Yj 4 “Well, what, for instance?” SS \ \ ; koe we Yyy 7 0 b He tossed a bomb at my feet. p WN WSS it's Ley) ON THE “I am going to match Joe Gans with the winner of ‘Corbett’-Britt q ee CoasT, G@ght at 133 pounds, ring side.” There was a dog fight out in front of Tim McGrath's place and I was watching it, but it didn’t seem like a dog fight to me. One of tho dogs looked Ike Joe Gans (with apologies to Joe), and the other Itke—— Jim leaned over just then and put his hand on my knee. “Did you hear what I said?” he queried. “What did you say?” MAY GET GANS TO FIGHT. “I said.I was going to match Joe Ga”—— “Wipe your lip off, Jim,” I said. “What are your other three fights going to be?” ij “But, Willie’—- “Nix on the ‘buts,’ James, and don’t\'Willie’ me, Tell me about the rest of your programme.” . Jimmy sighed. Then he said: “I'm going to make a great effort to find a suitable opponent for Jeffries. Eisenia rit aviniraacace "=" FIGHTERS KEPT BUSY IN MANY RINGS/00 ENTRIES FOR “That should bg the ‘candy’ fight,” I replied. “They have the wrong twas on ee Shor’"e ean mv mm OI BOOTON GIVES ALL (Three Cities Were Scenes of Legal Con-/GHIM DUE FOR A ATHLETIC GAMES) Weaknessin Tien SAU SIN AN I quizzed. WE COMED FITZ OUT ONCE AND “LINTEAD TO HAVE WRESTLING | MAN DO $0 AGmim * REviVED ON THE CoMst THIS VEaAR Sy show. The date of the wrestling match to a finish between George Fishery the . | yrestling instructor of the Pojo Athleti> Club,-and Moh! has been chinged to Feb. '2 to enable the club to Increase its ankle and fracture your jaw. He and Sharkey, two sluggers, should put up a A Michigan Specialist Finds an Cream of Local Talent, Includ- ing Rickert, the Record Breaker, in Mohawk Games To-Morrow Night. Vital Weakness Even in the Old- “Why, Corbett, of course.” “Do you think Jim will fight him?” City. : THINKS CORBETT WILL FIGHT FITZ. It Depends on Disposition of Joe Gans Will Meet Quaker “Do I think Jim will what? Now, look here, Willie, you know r've| Grahd Jury in Carter-Choyn-| There were four fights held last night. One of them was tne usuai| City Lad and Endeavor to \ est Men—This Wonderful Cure Has a fost Marvellous Record of Success SENT FREE TO ALL. WHO seen the cars myself, and was even on Broadway once. Did you ever see Jim i private bout held nightly in this vicinity, while the other three were decided i ri Stirring contests should be seen at the Bea oie aril ond wes.eree.on Breadway cape. Did ski Case Whether Game Goes, Private bout held Stop Him ina Fifteen-Round) oe eee cor tne Monawk Atiin'e eee ee na homes It was a Dutch answer, but it was a good one, On or Not. ‘ Bout. Club and’ Company Hy at tho, Bighta ood one, so I sidestepped. JEFFORDS STOPPED put Young Ahern, of South Lawrence, Regiment Avaory lon uaberiay. mimi ait ay, vith discontent” nn : -e | pantonship through the vital Close to four Lyndred entries have} tivsical impairment of a man’ ober in the fourth round of the prelimina’ Tommy Bulliva: he decisi World.) KENNY IN A ROUND.| sity Him, “Mutaoon's Pickaninny, =| ‘ an eight-round “go, ‘All right, my boy, enough’s enough. Well, that three—what next?” A bunch of wrinkles flitted into Coffroth’s brow. (Special to The “You are up a ti hey, Jim?” BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 22,—The decision “Yes, I am, ‘Willie;’ the string's pretty well played out, of Chief Justice Brown, of the Municipat (Special to The Evening hagnever been knocked out as yet in| 0 the sppints are Frank Rickert, who but something “Kid Ci PHILADELPH i Court, in holding "Kid" Carter and Joe sADELPHIA, Jah, was | WAGNE! a battle, despite the fact thi {ll drop out of the clouds when we least expect it. I never saw it fail, T) Choynskf for the Grand Jury, threw |OW!lng to the tender mercy of the ret- R AND MURPHY fought some of the’ best meh iB tne used % think a time would come when there would be no material to work {a good big scare into the fight promoters |eree that Yank Kenny, the heavy- _ DRAW IN “PRIVATE.” | business, is to engage in another bout on, but just at that time along came Jimmy Britt. Thon rij in Boston The first evidence of thts) Welght, was saved the humillation of a * ight aft c “ ‘| Eddie Hanlon sprang into prominence, so I always have hopes pa aa Was the! sudden: “poskponsment” Cf ne aa eo eee at eae Joe Grim, the Italian llght sheavy= been received, the “lst including the welght “fighter of Fhiladelphia, who| ‘ream of the local athletic talent, recently, equiilled the record for eighty yards; L. Spitzer,,H, M, Holde, P. J. Ennis, J, Ellingwood, J, J. Fallon, F. to-night. The fighter he will face in| Englehart and EB, Fried. In the long- te aauleanfoettie a eae this encounter will be Joe Gans, the| distance anysa are S. Breer ie | bentischaduled itor heh emmany aan = fight betwee: vi “Kia” | Champion light-weight, Hanlon, P. O'Connell, . Sanford, feat fi Inst night, ‘The postponement was not |Jim Jeffords in a six-round bout. The | Murpiy the cone aide terion welt, | to. atop. hin Within artece, nas agteed | Cvaries Maher end A. MacKeiitle. W. WILL REVIVI; WRESTLING IN ’FRISCO, | snnounced until 6 o'clock and fully 1,000/0, however, terminated in the PA | was finally brought off in a dance hall | tfelt the entire purse, ‘The battle|C. Frank, C, Cameron, C. Weer and aR Aay -like Found, when Jeffords, with a series’ of will be fought before the Wu! * crack wheelmen will take part i persons journeyed out to the barn-ltke at Fort Lee, N. J., last night, and ter-|C,, of Bulumore, and. will, bocthe set: | ooebyching events, . Jelub in the Roxbury district only to]right and left swings to the Jaw, forced) ninated in a dra whore he was scheduled to meet | , After two postponements tho private “Oh! by the way,” he said, “I-am going to revive wrestling out here. It ct TAGE eset 4 w after ten rounds of out they have met in, goes well in the East and it used to be a great game here, I will start by | find it closed. Kenny to take the count four Umes.|nenting Referee Gimamy Pacellyare violls encounter Gans floored Grim ————————, - miting on aifew nreliminaty. bouts. 4 . 1 em-|and as he was in a state border- several times, but was unable to ad- D 4 i, 'y. bouts. “We are almost sure to develop‘some After | our amourned € pairinen Hey fag on compas the referee stonced tha dered the above verdict owing to t minister a knockout punch in the six Dig fellow. who will be good enough to take on Tom Jenkins, the heavy. | OB caused the word to be passed] HE ON ils UT rene age to. the | Act that the boys had an understand=| Fou which they fought, Gane ‘is . ” around that every man_ participating Ing between the: ce confident he will put Grim’ away. to- weight champion. ina prise feht after this date would | bell: them that if both were on} night, and on that account han oitercd their feet at the end of ten round Jim is a pretty good talker, but he had about played his stri be if Jeffords appeared in excellent condl- en rounds a) him the entire purse in the event of cd rested, Unt G ad Jur sat back meditating. eet ee arene CavterChovasht ase it, iw{ 08, and displayed the best form he Serres apireae van| are in Dertect: shape tor the petite has ever Shown in this city. He Ls Agreement = Was) snother bout puiteh is carded to be ——~ 4 thought this might prove serious, so led him over to Tim’ quite plain that the police can cause brought about by Murphy, who refuse i Aes) Im's bar, and w ished in the neighborhood of 180 eB phy, who refused) fought to-night one stood there drinking three different kinds of mineral 5 Nd We} yo end of embarrassment and expense | Welshed In the nels! 4 the beam | {° fight unless Wagner agreed to such|rounds between Aurelio Herrera,’ the + we e mineral water, all of which the| by haling all participants to court Pounds, while Henny, Upped toe pam erect Mexican fighter, and Charley Neaty, of Proprietor of “The Tip” drew out of the same tap, If the Grand Jury returns a ‘no bili [®t 200. The men aerate Ke ae ack pent CBE TT quae onal eee mI weuKoe we hes been fighting in - i at : - der 5 then break clean. rneyed over to the battle-| such great 1! t 4 | You might-tie Tim, but vou can't veat him, against Carter and Choynski, or if they |Tdered to break, and then brats Gvan; | sound to witness the contest, Months, ‘They. are to. tbc ie up Betore | oe ne cee ote CE ent wrested not } ek ONNEsaNaseeaeeees ——— return an Indictment and then the fight-|tage they both tried to land a knock- |, While the boys were getting ready | the Milwaukee A. C., where they boxed | [er Of Westchester County, feels so con ti) 208 i . ‘ j ——| ers win out in court, everything will Jetords was the quicker, how-| for the mill a balcony on which were|*a six-round draw afew weeks ago, fident that he will défeat Leo Pardello jy i 3 tine { Bs, rs punch, jeftor ce , el A . morrow night: that ‘he has bet’ heavily ov H.C, : 4 | € adopt other methods to kill the game. }soon had his big oppgnent on Queer | derby hats were ‘demolished as a con- no) » Michigan, it haa ‘re. RS a ‘Tho Grand Jury does not sit until the {street and bleeding pi cuaaty Be Teal gonye cece eek a Lor ae ete GOLD HEELS TO RACE AGAIN. get on roan Codey te aio analogs 1 ba AT weakiese snd caltrlian: Goeunies Bret week VA’ we which means |peatedly, landed with his! right On the] Oy. a snout a1 o'alocte the Graeco-Roman champion, who | th’ petursae aad. pe ron eS OU pices ecens OG mrs: erating delay |I1W, and Kenny, ovene The (prise and | and both looked: In good shape. ““the| /NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan, °22.—John | cxpects great things of, hig protege, ‘spaces of time, "This ireatment | 4 for Roston sports vive the same dose over again. ee incentive which they' Were supposed to| Hachmeister has received from ‘T. , p.,] Etit# Moh, the Nin Gas {7Bo haw | Tuln the stomach. adding the mise Ses ing that Kenny’ waa no match, for Jef- box for was a aldo bet of $10) and the Hayes the entry of Gold, Heels for the champion, twice within an. and auickly i 4 fords the bout was stopped. h 50,000 World's Fair Handicap, rt ity to med as old ns § NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. Five bouts were put on in addition to mixed style of wrestling at the samaytallty te mer ne old as ee doubt, the most i scientific and comprehensive in medical his- From all sides reports Sony DOr ’ A stubborn cases of vital weakr 1 4 : Ment of the prostate, varicocele. lost. vi- tality, prematurity, stunted development, lack of virile power, bashfulnoss and timid ty and ike unnatural conditions. © rt di u 5 ———— the wind-up and thres of them resulted | ‘The Highlanders will have the pleas- at Ridgewood, L. 1, during the Feason, NEW ORLEANS, La,, Jan. in knockouts. fs TONY MORAN LOSES TO are this season “of playing the first) he said that the matt Bathe 3 , ° ‘ big game of baseball in this vicinity, settied"by the N. er would be| entries for to-morrow's races are as M’NAMARA ON A FOUL. Prikl willwtnas liga sonibapeieidl eimion ates motional Baseball Com- | follows | MELLODY WINS. HARD z A mated inate ya. He in the third round of what was to huve chion over Patsy Sweeney, of Man-|been & ten-round bout last night before Meyer 103 | chester, after a flerce twelve-round "go" |the Riverside Athletic Club, on a foul, Dicks (103 a flerc {McNamara had the better or ing | SAN TRANCISCO, © Jan. 22,—Eddle M t the West End Club last night, Mel: the : “4 Derrolt, oMigh. abd , Uns : SoM) at the Weat End Ciup ort ‘punisnment| fighting. Moran doliberately struck Me. | Hanlon. the clever Calltornta teathor- [Regiment next Monday night Frank | 2rd at's fee temiot or formal ot Tit u \ y «i inishment i Mamara three blows inthe eroin, tie] Meieht. who was recently defeated by |Rickert, of the New York A.’ C. and| modern, treatment by which you tan’ cur ; iniitn “Biowér” sti] and hind him aged at tense ale a] Nmare tice blows i the groin, thel young Corbett” for the feather-welght | Twentycaecond Regiment, who’ did auch | 7uesead.2e Boe. rs ve. furlongs: purse dozen times, but could not land alos’ unable to rise and a physician| Championship of the world, will engage|fast work. in the . sixty-yard: run discoverer simply desi, te hal inen who'can make veo ot such a bie ie Reagaataes Te, ty ron- ‘At tho’ wares’ of ‘the ‘Tweniy-necona | fae™hetroit, “Miche and” inumediately on burg team, who met for the purpose of agreeing on the playing schedules of | w bly be Wed emt the two ble lcagu | “pitcher Josse ‘Tanneniil, ofr ow When Johnson was asked if anything | YOrK Americans, caded ‘on Treasure 2 Farrell yesterda id sala that ee another season This was decided on yesterday ng | Mission would hold in this city about rat Race-—Mile: selling FIGHT FROM SWEENEY. (Special to The Evening World.) = Apeltad th mnie Vintcieess tetet 1 PEORIA’ il, Jan tow ‘ electric belts or anything of that kin ‘ Menges vber ween s-Ban, Jobe According to President J ‘ fl » IL, Jan, 22.—Willle Mo- tory’ results are produced ‘In « president of the American League, ang | uilik In regards to the atater att ae: Peace emma Word Namara, of this cfty, was given 9 AA: and a perfect cure inn -ahort time, Barney Drevfuse, of th Washingt wo OtRe Tce shea 2.100 | LAWRENCE, Mn ‘Jan, 22.—Billy| decision over Tony Moran, of New Yor'k, ‘a Sonmutless DE S84; aD cab se BUS ouE roe ter vt00| : ye ‘ + Seoceeesenisned ue Mellody, of Boston, was given the de- president of ‘t alt furlongy Togistiia Vinerine wii Third Rece—| Rah? > i f. ' 7 - = j NEY’S DEFEAT SURPRISE BIG HOCKEY POH Pena as Ha scored two clean , ; Hy Akos knockout blow. or was summoned. He is pet seriously in- |in another battle in this clty shortly, |at the last indoor games, will v4 jiatea EY GAME TO-NIGHT saad Buel Knock downs in te rat round and had] jared Moran was Jom? hissed as he| He has been matched to meet "‘Kid'{to lower tho existing. Fecprd. for the Dr Williams & \ Another hockey game was played m| ‘The next championship hockey Jimaiong .. Scorpio... : Sweeney very tired at the close of the (oe La TN, Broad, the feather-weight of Cleveland, |*eVenty-yard dash, Pat Walsh and W. bs Co. ayle ecoulyn el Under tees P hockey maten| Mig hen. LAUie Jack Hornet | round, g in a twenty-round bout before the San |Knackel are both out for this reco All | a y he auspices of the American| fourth Race-—One file on Bellin Reet Ca rang tn tha aeeinel OFFICIALS RE-ELECTED. Francisco Athietic Club on Jan. 29, The|@nd there is not a little rivalry and ‘ Priva 1 n by Howtley: | Amateur Hockey League will take pia hon Sweeney Core jab to the face and & . battle will be held in Mechanics” Pa- | betting going on ‘as‘to the final résult, Diseases iit y from iat the St. Nicholas Rink. t pla | ntti Stary. 19 = Favorite 10] a arose Stomach. dasing Melody. vilion, and the boys will battle for 50 a of Men, Charles Fehool by a score of 10 to 9. |tween the teams of the Cre ee vsenpedn / 10K yee Ia! Sweeney: fought for the head and closed| At a meeting of the directors of the| Per cent, of ine gross receipts. | “SILENT. FIVE” AGAIN 3 It | Fre round with Mellody bleeding hard.| Saratoga Association for the Improve-' club, received word. from Broad. last i 5 165 West 34th St., New York. Surprise of the night was the dete ew York Athletic clubs Phil Kearney) by E, A. Taylor in| rivatry existing between th ‘Tay y etwe i Firth Race. Clask A skating race. The large has always proved! of great interest. to} Lovable dof spectators thought Keatney | hockey lovers and the Crescents are, asl Muunt Ache Surely bent’ Taylor, but when] nsual, playing their strong and stea. phated over the line the |'game, having won both games of thei: p events Georne (D. Bes contests so far-scheduted this season,’ an exhibition but they have not yet met the stronger feoeree toams-ofrthe league, ~~ 3 Port Royal The third was @ regular slam-bang| ment of the Breed of Horses, held yes-| night that hc-had Wt New Orleans for in standing up. for 6} rounal berith to dinthese “Metlods per|iterday in the rooms of the association, | te coast. gan a series of body blows that lasted|in the Windsor Arcade, the following elit Ati the tenth round, which kept|oficers were re-elected Whitney, ah: og Be cA Re age auing | Beat Anghow” Milgg Avoanatae ody fou ht lent; a . cus ure Ki ) . 2 C. i set and twelfth rounds. hoping for] Agostini, Secretary; Executive eMule LONDON, Jan, 22.—"Skeet Martin preliminary game. will: CHICAGO, HA DICAPPER, 285. tro Teena a Rigeslee 7 NINE Ob Ae Nioom, Jee hitchooek on Andrew | WaldievGriitn during the’ comin wens oplarity of thees” games [tates 5 dai dnetpasiod ‘was able <e, -» Ts aan ears i Rainn Mahan—at Lawrence, rnoakad_diitlar and 32 scone AN Meappa: daa Prat - SEEASE June's, Diestel's end Boling Hours, 9 A.M. to 8 RAM. Sundays, 10 to 2. The third of: the season;n ‘series of basketball games will be held on, Satuy- Pol MARTIN TO RIDE ABROAD. | teen thu diient: Wve from the Yorkville Branch of Sporting. Broadw