The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1904, Page 6

COY DRILLING RIGHT-HAND BODY BLOW. miner moves his hoad one side to evade a straight left, guards LN this picture th if with a right to the stomach, FIGHTERS WIN IN BATTLE WITH THE BOSTON POLICE ___THE WORTD: SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1904. _ PU THIS ta the blow, the mine | rapid delivery, PHILADELPHIA, Hanlan Ten Byck, former sculling champion of the United States nd Canada and the winner of the dia- mond sculls at Henley in 1897, has ac- cepted the offer made by the *hila- * delphia Barge Club to come here as conch, His dec will be a great surprise of the country, tnismuch nounced 194 sculler, £. Florian Rivinus, Club, said 1 will begin ht wiil remain with the Labor Day regnt Feb. 6, — Edward tonal Jon to become a profe: the as he retirement as a& an= in his B tonight that Ten the until ta. club and afte ————— and promoting a fight. These were the usade of Chairman Ei ¢ Commission, against box- ing clubs was started. kL men arrested jury to-day retugned ‘no bills’ Bupreme Criminal Court of Edward Carter and Joseph P. Choy 1 of engaging In a fight the Criterion Club 1 Into court der a statute enacted In 1849 which Emmons had found’ and by the operation of whit! accused of tiding ‘drive out boxing from this city, FAMOUS RACERS SHOWN IN BOULEVARD GALLOPS Daly, James F. Kee Henry F, Williams, John Cattanach, | Hugh Kennedy an The severe weather of the past winter having converted the tra Now necessary for the trainers to ase the Boulevard as a things on that yho was one of the rench courses last seen every morning, ex ning ground, and oragk riders + training keeps the light- ‘this method ¢ ect condition for A sulicient snow covering the ground ton Stablo's Hed out Into The leg | of the Ham) has jet down and grand-looking four-yeur-old. ish wert Iame after his race In which Picket defeated him has an: treatment of firing and bils essful way, and to-day 100Ks | good ag any one of the three which | gallop the horses. ‘Trainer Taylor had the Smathers’ lot | out, the most prominent among them wered | Was a ring in | ‘long wihter's rést, acted more like a Tug French, wno had the les | big chestnut | every i the Star Ruby fou! ing into a handicap car date of the top class Boulevard side of the etved for the W. This barn is compo: was busy with every moment during his gallop. Steve- | dore and Witchcraft, of the same lot, | took to their gallop more quietly, trot- tering well within the con- | trol of their riders. nnings string, twentysthree stalls, Jennings string will He much r than in past se DETROIT MAGNATE HERE FOR BASEBALL DEAL beeh completed or else will be very ‘The arrival of Edward Barrow, mag: ager of the De! team, in this ci ‘oit American y will no doubt result important exchange Detween his team and the » American League team. row has had a talk with Fr ‘and, while neither would say what t pired during the confab, it is thought that a deal of some kind has either |\.s) bonus. CORBETT-BAIT “G0” NOT YET OF SAN FRANCISCO, “Young Corbett"-Jimmy Britt fight has | ‘not been oMelally Yeclared off, Britt has| of Brooklyn stopped training, bat that doesn’, mean | Icé Rbk last night by a score of 3 goals nplonship match, to secure Piicher Mullin, of the team, as he !i to offer $10,000 for him. | row would Ike to get Coughiin, Washington team, but as Ban Johnsc will ngt sanction, the Manager Bar- Manager Ba) 3 have Mullin for Tanneblll and probably CHESCENTS BEA ‘ROOKLYN TEAM ed the Skating Clud Clermont Avenue hockey team defes f_a@ league oh said here now that everything |'rhe victory pl will be fixed up satisfactorily by the of another date event permanently at the root of the list than |and secured for the Cresoants ble chance of future | present leaders, ti | the teams meet again, ‘orbett'-Sullivan fight will come 48 against the ‘off as scheduled, no matter what else EDDIE HANL picked up Hanton i BURNS HANDICAP TO-DAY. SAN- FRANCISCO, Feb, 6.—The $10,000 uta mile and a quar- ter, Will be ran over a muddy track to- Kighteen horses are overnight entries for the event, and the indications are that there will be at least fifteen starters. MANAGER DEAD. | PITTSBURG, who bgought out Eddie Han'on, falifornin feather-welght, died at home on Mount Washington ye: Hanlon started trom Call- this week hoping to see Short Bhort went to Califor- Hurns Handle day at Ingl Dainty and Nigrette to remain in and while there he} will start-two or three of them. prisonment in State prison Ix provided in the act. The charge aganst the men 1s more serous than any that haa been preferred in similar cases In recent years. the men were of the lower court held for the Grand Jv wea evinced In the’ canes. pected, , by many odds we aint the pollce an from the Gre uthoritfesehave tl erested In boxing exhi Ditions Indicted, but to no purpose. Much Interest Tt was ¢x- that STRAIGHT LEFT TO CHIN. thinks, will get Sharkey. but needs a little speed in starting it out TEN ENCK 1S NOW A PROFESSIONAL amateur 'smen coxswain of the duties on April ‘The case was outside thes urisdict.on | the | A: Munroe ies it down fine, McCoy 4s coaching him in ita ‘ORDING x to MeCe isn 5) | of its accurate delivery. A RIGHT-HAND UP s habit of swinging is bound to bring him in close enough to perm! GILISM|=| RACING |—| SKATING }—|ATHLETICS|— IN FINE POINTS OF THE BOXER’S ART FOR MINER’S BOUT PERCUT. 'Y good blow to work on ‘the ex-sailor MUNROE’S LIVELY BOUT WITH MCOY Clever “Kid” Dishes Out Some of His Origirial Ring Manoeubres for the Benefit of the Man from Butte. ACK MUNROE, who engages Tom Sharkey in fistic combat jn Phila- delphia Feb. 27, is learning some new. tricks of the pugilistic trade _ these days. He hopes to have them down fine when he faces the ex- sailor. Kid McCoy now has the miner in hand at Johnson’s roadhouse, on Jerome avenue. He began on him yesterday with a variety of “cork- screws,” shifts, feints and shadow fighting, of which only the clever Kid is master. « The miner took to the tricks naturally, and at the end of.a lively ses- sion was dancing in and out like the cleverest of them. McCoy was greatly impressed by Munroe’s aptitude, and expressed the belief that he will be an interesting picture in the ring with the rugged ex-sailor, The miner is strong as an ox and has “the punch.” He al:o possesses a peculiar variety of cleverness that is useful if not as fancy as it might te. McCoy, however, says that within a couple of weeks his boking will be polished up to suit the most exacting critic. The daily session with McCoy is only a part of the training of the man from Butte. Road work and gymnasium exercise are followed religiously, | so that already he is in rare shape. LAWRENCE A.C. ¥. YALE TO-NIGHT The second basket-ball team of Yale University will play to-night in the Columbia University gymnasium the | team of the Lawrence Athletic Club ‘the game will be in the form of prac- tice for the Yale team, ulthough the Lawrence A. C. quintet are looked tw to play a strong game against the col- legians. ‘The teams will line up as follows: Yale—Jonas, left forward; Jeflaffe, right forward; Hull, centre; Anderson, left gudrd; Leggett, right guard. Lawrenoe—Haupt, left forward; Gin nerty, right forward; Zimmerman, c SIDESTEPPING AND LANDING LEFT. TS bs one of McCoy's favorites. “The Kid leads a straight left for the miner) ire: Springer left guurd; Stern, ‘righ guard, face, who steps quickly to the right, at the same Ume reaching the stomacd vith a long left tend. ' y NEW ORLEANS RACE TR NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.—The annual story 1# out and as usual from ‘a re-| Mable source." It is to the effect that | a new racing club, to be known as the New Orleans Jockey Club, is in proce of formation here and that a new race- track will be built in time go hold # meeting here next year, All this may be true, but any one knowing this town will not believe it right off the reel, ‘Phe unbelleverx argue that New Or- leans cannot support two tracks. In TO HAVE TWO ACKS.NEXT SEASON. and. $150,000 of the stock has been sudl plot of 100 wcres of Jant seribed. | A that can ‘be easily drained has beet thin “less. than three mile, fact, it has all it can do to gupport the reacent City Jockey Club. The city jepenas in mw great meusure on ri us men und sight-seerd for {ts support. Each season the raving is jess patrons ized, so that now notning like crowds of tormer yeurs ure in dwendance, ‘Tho present talked-of enterprise looks secured of the downtown section of the cit We expect that a complete organize} tion of the club will be effected withit the next two wekks, and in that ever work. wil! be commenced early in tht substantial and there may be some- ing. thing nat. E |#Px'"Fandsome club-house _ and clu new jockey club,” says a person | house attractions will he features. Thi who |s suppos to know, ‘will be | idea is to draw and hold the society ele Oreanixed on the plan of the Washing- ton. Park: Club, Chicago, ‘with : Rtrloted membership. Tterill bein tre fas already been—capitalized at en ion ment. At the same time, substantia and comfortable stables will be bull [and the convenlence of horsenien looks} eects PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6&.—At_ the Lenox Athletic Club last night Johnnie Allen and Griff Jones put up one of the fastest and fiercest bouts ever seen In Philadelphia. ‘The bout was stopped in aggressor and Allen proving the potency of the punch by spinning Grift around several times, Both came up rather tired in the fifth, but with Jones the aggressor. Allen, however, steps. They worked so hard round that neither appeared to hear the bell and had to be pulled apart by Referee Rocap. The sixth was merely a repetition of the fifth, It was hammer and tongs all the way through. Bwt finally Jones got 80 rough that Johnnie's temper got th better of him anil he rushed at Griff like him, lifted him from the mat and hurled im through the ropes and into the audi- ence. Here the police thought the audience had their money's worth and stopped the bout. CNEL BEATEN FOR DEI (Special to The Evening World.) MILWAUKEE, Wis,, Feb, 6,.—"Bat- tling” Neison got the decision over Jack O'Noill, of Philadelphia, after six rounds of hard and fast milling last night be- fore the Milwaukee Boxing Club. O'Neill sustained his reputation as a rusher and carried the fight to Nelson all the time. Nelson w there, however, and ‘got but littlo the worst of the rushes. A decision of u draw would have pleased the fight fons better, but a factor in giying it ty Nelson was pro»- bly that ONeill wis ubout six pounce over weight. He also suffered the dis- advantage of belng on the train for it hours by the mill, only g here ing: er Parker, of Chicago, knocked out Con Doyle. of this city, in. the second round of .a hurricane ‘ght, in which Parker had all th tor it all the time. Joo Abrahams, of Chicago, and Joe Erdt. of this clty, went to a giraw in show good faith, Hor 12 pounds ring side. the sixth round by Lieut. Ric! be- cause both boys were roughing it. It hard bout, Jones being the | was on to him and met his | | wild rushes sith clever blocks and side- | in this | “BUFFALO SUNFLOWER’ a tiger and, wrapping his urms around | ix rounds, HOEY CALLS REILLY. George Hoey, the feather-weight FIGHTS SEEN IN FIVE RINGS LAST NIGHT. “YOUNG PETER” MIK JAGKSON YS, DONOVAN (Spectal to The Evening World.) BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 6.—"Young Peter Jackson pounded away at Mike Donovan for fifteen rounds last night and always boring in, while Donovan was theve simply to stay the Hmit and innocent of any intent to do Jack- harm, Several times during the gon before the Eureka Club members and] battle Donovan shot over swings, but Mike stalled off “Young Peter.” Ref-|they usually were elther blocked or cree O'Hara gave the decision to Jack-| fell sh son, Donovan made the best showing against Jackson of any man ever seen here. Walle unable to do Jackson any harm he developed a high skill at block- ing, and his defense was good enough In the thirteenth, fourteenth and’ ft- teenth rounds Donovan landed a icw blows, but they did his dusky oppo- nent ho harm, “Referee O'Hara worked as hard as the fighters, for it was o conatant struggle with’ him to keep them apart Both men were good judges of dis- to keep Jackson trom putting him out. | tance and bath displayed good faot- Tt was a monotonous fight, In that | Work. They milled It energetically tn shacepundcane. mae STAR! ach’ round and kept. the. spectators one round was much alike another, | {eyea “uy with) the: expectation thae Jackson was always the aggressor | something would happen. MISSISSIPPL BEATEN BY ‘ with honors about even, During the a draw, form ufter the third and was lucky to last (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6—A double wind-un was the most prominent fea- ture of the game at the Nonperell Ath- letic Club Iast night, and a good-sized fourth ‘Mississippi’ seemed to get too familiar with the “Sunflower's wind- bag and made the Buffalo boy turn green as he drove several good wi Tops into that region, But the latter ot square in the fifth by, smashi and enthusaistic audience turned out |For Ter t SMisslasippiie” ribe thet to witness the bouts. made @he muddy-water man blink, The first and most tmportant, peek 1 LEN oka the apeue. was UM ; , ve as the most interesting, was Qecision to. 'Missixelppi” at. the cieae Mississippi,” the negro feather-|of a fast sixth round. rt welght, and the “Buffalo Sunflower." ‘The boys went six rounds at a fast and furtous clip, and each round was a feature in itself for hot footwork and clever boxing. The first three rounds were ended CONKLIN LEADS IN CUE TOURKEY les F. Conklin now has & clear 1 in the amateur championship ird tournament being held at th Kiederkrang Club, ‘The Chicago erday beat Arthur Marcotte, ada, in the first game of the day Cures D fei Heath take of Gardner In the evening by 30 points to 266 in the most sensational game of the WLW YORK'S BASIEX SPECIALIST. fighter of this city, says that if Willle Reilly, of Brooklyn, really wants to meet him he should post a forfeit to will meet him in a private fight to a finish at 120 to] pet win, and showed it at every oppor bunts tourney, It was ladles’ night and the hall was packed with spectators, of them of the fair sex. Fully 9 ent, were there to see the Lieder! r.Williams iseases of Men weak Sian eae ‘tine money buy king in se you the pata Stason PRIVATE DISEASES etm, 0: VARICOCELE puss origi sutton ia. trom VITAL _ WEA) qe ee SS esiedh erate Serene \ PROSTATIC TROUBLES permanent» cxrea, Yona at ing the s@, In from 5 to 20 days. Hr Re ITY fare tok aes Dr. L. R. Williams 3) points to 18%, making his third straight vietory without a defeat STRICTURE Conkiin made an average of 131- tho best of the tourney so far, He Also holds the highest grand average, pT His high run was 66. Ferdinand Poggenburg beat Edward BrEieye ROOT WILLE . (Special to Tha Evening World.) CHICAGO, Feb. 6.—John Wille and Jack Root fought six fast and interest- ing rounds before the Battery D Box- ing Club last night, and at the end Referee Frank Tyrell aecided the bout Root showed a flash of his old-time in the opening round, blew up the Umit His old-time speed and hit- ting power were not in evidence, and his ring generalship was the only thing that saved him from being knocked out. Wille, who 1s slow and lacks knor I+ edge of the finer points of the gam made a rushing fight. The first thr rounds Root met him with straight lefts, but after Root's strength gave out Wille cuught up and easily earned the draw, and if anything he was on- titled to. the verdict. The house wag} packed to the doors and the ‘creed was well pleased with the show. Tomm yan and George Gardner were introduced and the announcement. made that each would appear to fight in the same ring within , Jimmy Kelly, the New York light- weight boxer, {s negotiating through his manager, Florrie Barnett, for « match with Joe Gens, Gans to stop Kelly in twelve rounds, before the Eureka A. C., of Baitimore. Kel packing to the extent of $1,000. sida three weeks, KELLY AFTER GANS. | an eatly. to health Te it time, ire 1 if wW eles ence snipes with prace of cure, 10 to 60 cured {0 16 devs. ting. pain, drugs oe sais Yestied of poison re- Every moved from system witbout ¥ Fadioal by my { . 08, (OMS St Rey Yor 5.- + SUBEY TROUBLES AND URE wooD | MAKES RECORD. Harry Taylor, of Brooklyn; Bellefeuila Seni in Becond. 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