The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1904, Page 10

SmE WORLD: MONDAY EV —[PUGILISM|—[ RACING }~ SKATING }{ATHLETICS]|— EVELOPING MATERIAL FOR THE BIG LEAGUES, BY CATCHER JACK WARNER | SAN LANGFORD STODDED JONSON: a ENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1004 ’ oe ete re itireat Backstop Believes that the IMAN Y FIGHTS ARRANGED ? - Youngsters Secured by McGraw} NOW FOR“EDDIE” HANLON] Will Prove to Be Valuable Men he had afranged aah too aie ts Pell There were no decisionsg (Spectal to The Evening World.) | i This S fi G | ‘This is the first sparring exhibition | delphia. BOSTON, Feb. 15.—Sam Langford, of. or t e iants Is eason. , (Special to satan World.) lin this ety for seven years, At the| “I also have an offer to fight Terry this city, stopped Charlie Johnson Sat- PITTSBURG, Pa, Feb. 15.—There| conclusion Hanlon sald: McGovern in Philadelphia, but I want urday night at tho Central Athletlo | were 2,600 sports in Old City Hall Satur-| “I will be in Philadelphia this week. | to fight him on the Pacific Coast. He Club, For three rounds Johnson made BY JACK WARNER. popular there and will draw day night to greet Eddie Hanlon, of | I expect to fight Charles Neary in Mil-| ts very a falr showing, but after that he was HE trouble with young ball-players breaking in the hig leagues, and | Irrisco, who had a four-round bout with waukee on my return West. I have re on PHC Roreeniey Saints not in {t, as Langford jabbed and with pitchers especially, is their anxfety to do too much at the start. asec pa Ai ee ee reeled en ce Ap fight Pace banhey| engagements will be the first six-round aoe him enand helsing with cee elland boxed | u outs, D. ally aney, | bouts he has ever engaged in, as his tt the conclusion o: eo fer { If they do not win their first game or two, they are apt to lose heart, | vit, kia Tyler, hammer and tongs.| who is in Philadelphia, wrote mo that! mills have all been twenty rounds, Keovin called the bout off and gave the decision to Langford, ind a pitcher who is not game cannot hope to succeed. There is a vast dif- Kid Thomas was booked to meet ference in the style of play in the major leagues and In the minor Mes Se Tae pve for ir Ware ve tanned et nsoeaes so eeae =o WE TER AN JACK HAMILTON ‘ATHLETES TRAINING Ee ee ee aac dughly. They execute plays in an easy, graceful manner that {s a revelation | ‘Three preliminaries and a wrestling match preceded the main bout. ‘to most of the new men, and the latter, unless they are cool and nervy, fight theb all in trying to duplicate the same plays,’ and generally with disastrous 4 | | | WAS EASY FOR DECKER FOR Blé CARVIVAL tesults. A new pitcher may probably have some pot curve or drop which he| - —— } = bas worked successfully in the minor league. Let him have his way, and Decker began the third round with he XN HILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.—George }% right and left hi ) Hamilton Athletes of New York and vicinity will ie will want to toss this favorite curve to every batsman that steps J] Decker, the clever feather-weight, | /#W that sen be in active training from now until the plate. He may fool the players for a while, but when they get the of this city, made a punching and again March 12, the date cf the Greater New bang of this curve it’s all off with the youngster. lan of Jack Hamilton, of Troy, at the ee ae oy ee Bi an De ke reap elon A. as rnival, to b hes at 4 a 3 National Athletic Club on Saturday | /#bbe on on the mouth with his | the Gari he programme will con- The first principle in developing a new man {s to teach him to get) night. tamiiton appeared slow, and, |icit,and Jack Went to the floor on his | tuin uw relay race for athletic clubs fommand of the ball. Good control of the bail is essential to a pitcher's; while he made several wicked swings | which, It 1s expected, will bring out from Lucker was all over Hamilton in the fi “Keythe, 21-15; Metropolitan— - ‘Clatk, 18-2. LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. 15.—A thor- 8 oughbred colt of unsurpassed breeding > arrived at John B, Madden's Hamburg Place yesterday, when imported Royal Gun, dam of Gunfire, rand Rag- Yan, ‘foaled a chestnut colt by the Futuc HGF winner Yankee. Yankee Is now in Le elle, owned by A hia Jato Club: Crescent—Koop, 21-16; Dauntless—R. A021. Crescent— Re - Se sy son, Btottis, “Pats We G Klley. Highwind Mra. Frank Fos Saint |i all 3 02 Hegira 96 Sante Terena v7 Malay sw00 # 104 Col, furlongs; Reynard. Lyman Hay | se queer Leaves Sling Se Record- retary; Willlam Bertle, Financial Secretary; Edward J. Horn, ‘Sec! Maurice ‘J. Hickey, agurer Skublch, Marshal, ‘the honorary ‘members. are Hildebrand, John F. Curry, penby. Eve a Frey, ad. Doras ‘ E, Beat, Bred Dornhelm, J. poate ale in 3 Gries, I, Jacohgon, T. Hen iH. "Pelaacner, > rere Henry|liminaries Jack Bur currant, in-the third roursd, iat |Serstat thon epoca Bore NEILL LOST AGAIN. Al Neill, who was regarded as « com- Ing man in the middle-weight division to Culltornia, suffered another bad defeat last week. He .was knocked out in leas than one round by “Dixie re the California colored fighter, Netlt-was n mateh for the F Teaseeres twice ce eto he as of Maharg’s right, and had the blows been straighter he would have gone out. In the seml-windup Johnny Coleman bested Jack Powderley, while in the pru- outclassed Kid ing the bout Budd. bad Loxley almost out in the fifth, ‘Tracey, the referee ¢! Johnny, tuuccess. After he has learned to put them over or around the plate as you! and lunges, none of them did any] fourth round, und a smash on the Jaw | iby including. the New. Sark. At * tignal for him to do, the hardest part of a catcher's work {s done, Sete, nad bi ing f Gout be i rang. sees cheer te | parooe ae cepene ey frat Honors Rane ne boys had been sparring for about The A cae | recent: carniva id by Columbia Col- It the pitcher insists upon using his net curve too often, ho must e/a minute when they both Ist fo thelr | target af Tatniltonee eve in the coein | Wee, at the Garden: the Greater New broken of the habit, A pitcher who has several assortments of curves, and| rights for the jaw. Decker's punch | round and did far the hetter work, — | Sige, RUG wha ly Anisnediiseconal oma who knows how and when to use them, Is the successful man. landed first, and the visitor ‘went in a the third. round. at the Peat edt Pastime A, G, Xavier A. An Bt Bare i ¢ ‘ ind- Pastime A. C., Xavier A. it. Bar- ‘a, fet Youngster has a good curvo or raised ball, the thing t# to develop | NeInce and made a lunge. tor Decker, | Cun White: and. Harry. Berger and| (polomew A.C. Grace A.C, Btar A. C. this curve until he masters it to perfection. Then he should be taught to} ‘The latter sidestep: Jack went | Jack Waldron and Fred Martin fought | penV Que eyind, National A. C. of Brook- ' sprawling on the floor. : \araws. Eerie OIC TE OS. 38S ‘ Ames and Milligan, '2:Gi ’ 2 Giants New Pitchers— Jack Warner Stars Next Sea. son, f TANS —— 2 : change his pace; that is use the s fame motion in delivering the ball, | but change the curve, This will tend | . to puzzle the batsman, who may | strike at a high, straight ball, ex-| Decting a curve. A pitcher to be successful must a work in harmony with the catcher. a ‘The man behind the bat is generally x i] ese ts He) fn a better position to know the | weakness of certain players, and if EndC ithaC 9 the pitcher follows the catcher’s in- | |End Came with aClean @tructions the chances are in many | +| nocko t Aft | cases they will gain thoir point. K u r Kel- From the little I saw of Ames last | | H & e year I am of the opinion that he Is | F d ® comer and will not need much | = ey ad Been loore teaching to make him rank with the | A . \ top-notchers in the League. He has Several Times inEach excellent control of the ball, a lot of | He boxing rprogremmnel ofsered) for isi booked hi as RaAean | 2 boxing programme is booked to meet Charley Hitte, the en. ree on abuidange 05) [ to-night calls for two battles to| Albany, welter-welght, in’ w twenty ound, BATTLE for the middie-weight|ther informed Gallagher that he will If Milligan is the pitcher he i be fought. Jack Johnson, the col- brought ort at, Sent show ee A championship of the world be-|#end on his forfetit to bind the match heavte be; th uh S| ored heavy-welght champion, 1s slated| son and. “Black Bill”. were. to have tween ‘Tommy Ryan and “Phila. | !",% few days, reputed to be, there will be no ne-| eet “Black BI," wh heal tieas'| fovEhk: bekare: then urets 6. Now that Ftyan has accepted Galla- cessity to worry about the Giant's pean - ; ‘ a, styles ma Baltimore, ore Buea a bene of (Special to The Evening World.) delphia Jack"’ O'Brien is now assured. |eher's offer It is almost certain that Battery department, as Taylor, “Mat. |° champlon colored heavy-welght | fitrite tne that ats. the Done Wes HICAGO, Feb! 15—tlarry Forbes as accepted the offer of 65 per! O'Brien will do Hkewise. ‘The latter is wih wm PAE | of New Jersey, in a six-round bout be-|.transferied to the Lenox Club. of the knocked out Johnny Kelle: 5 gross receipts made htm by | 2n%lous to meet Ryan in a twenty- with the two new |fore the Lenox Sporting Club, of Phila-| Quaker City. °re Is doubttul It the bout | Johnny Kelley ini thi salle * jround bout, and on that account will hn more than two- |delphia, while Billy Melody, the pron ve n Stellody and Hitte will be de- third round of what was slated v Gallagher, of the Carbon | I no time in covermg Ryw forfeit thirds of their games. ising welt tight 1 x Prom-| vided, as the authorities hive sald they | for a six-round boxing bout as. the A., of Mauch Chunk, Pa., for | Just as soon as {t arrives, Matchmaker welter-welght fighter of Boaton, | inte to prevent the contest wind-up of the Chicago Athletle pund bout on the afternoon | Gallagher says he will post a forfeit clation Saturday: nilghe, of Momortal Day, May %, and has fur-{ of the git. | Sparantce he will bring A RRMAN VOR Forbes outclassed his opponent all the wav and was at no time In dangor. y E FA Ro™aSttings snyder | BETTS AND O'CONNOR. | CHICAGOS IN LOS ANGELES. ame club about a year ago by knock-| George Betts, tho bantam-woight, of Fi out Morris Rauch, and who since| this city, has been matched to fight | The Chicago National League team . thar thme fought Reagan to a draw, be- | Dave O'Connor, of Paterson, the ban- | Will get into playing condition again f sides flooring Forbes in a bout at| tam-weight champion of New Jersey, | this season at Los Angeles, Cal, Man- Kansas City, showed no class Saturday |‘The boys will meet before a private | ager Frank Selee and President Jim ie 25 7 night. The long lay off has spolled all} club up State and will Aight twenty | Hare have decided to take the players ERMAN i certain to favor] he American League people con-, mony, just the same. Farrell's asser- | chances of his becoming the leader | rounds at 115 pounds, weighhig ut | out there for their training stunt, i rooklyn in the controversy| tended that the commission had no| tion that Manager Hanlon had agreed |! his class, for which he gave promiae | the ringside. Betts las boen success- | thelt trip to that place last —sprin over the Sund. games at| jurisdiction, but Chairi 1 | 7 ; less than a year ago. tul in all his fights and fs looked upon | Put them in such good shape that they RP ere Raney eames At/ Juriediotion, a man Herrman) to divide the games with him at |/*s @ year ago. 4s a comer in the bantam-weight divis- | Made a great showIng In the raco for ssempes Park, according to overruled them. ‘Then they ralied the| Ridgewood Park was shown to be a[ Forbes made a rushing fight of it. lion. “If successful in- his fight with /the pennant. ‘The players ‘will start pete. s just returned from| point that Herrman had previously | mistak © floored Kelley several times in the | O'Connor he will meet Jimmy Walsh. for Lox Angeles on March 3. TION, _ oak Rage eee of the deamiuss, , Jfeacumtted himself and that no arbiter| "The matter ts still under considera: rae and gesond rounds, and+in the a eI SEE, aaah e a ever at-| decided a case after having prejudged lon. and Herrman will decide It In ‘d practically Knocked Kelley out tended,” sald the Brocklyn manager.| “But we went ahead with the teat (foodie i my favor, Tam quitelwith a right to the stomach, “Kelley gut ~ CURLEY A COMER. | to his feet at the count of nine, and : eg one ire pine atansee A hard left to the jaw clay cuiriastantha mal ra » 21; auntless—Bowtell, Co- UG he tric! Referee Biler did py urle: ne clever it = ee ko | NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. rei ont verti, ‘tna immediatty Wweialt of New, York, “who” hes Wot The standing of the clubs is: Out ae ee or ie seconds to carry him Recsray Ai} went ore snGnte i Won, Lost. ! ORLEANS, Feb, 15,—The en-|°UC Of Me™ AE SL, Rooiay Sturbip of New. York, ar Cheer Unlon Boat Club.. 15 3 | trios for to-morrow's races are as fol- @ [ter Goodwin. fof Boston, before any Wyanoke Boat Ci 1 8 mie nak Flereig’ Bere Crescent Boat Club 0 8 “J com ey Dauntless Boat Ch % Stidehipman thie ahetto (Special to The Rvenine World.) RIN | CC el lek Lone Star Boat 1 *Satchel + rat | HILAD HIA, Feb. 15,—Billy Ma- | (oT AS 4 — Henry ef Fransta P harg defeated Hughey Dougherty , mar +108 “tho thira set of eames tn tho Hartem| AR(STOCRACY DEAD. Ata ti at ) in an unsatisfactory bout at the Dee sit aours x Richmond Athletic Club Saturday night, } } Navy Hand jament resulted as ETN ERE RET Renae puree int Maharg fought in windmill fashion, and | Nervous Debility lows: sacra tie tireaevenvs bid cheatnuteecitl Goa “S100 though he reached his opponent often Varicocel #4 "At Lane Bitar Shun: Unfon—Kirby,| Otay, nirintul, dam fe ing the blows were poorly timed. ‘The men . TEM acer ve7 7 Sanna meaner eed a cele kyons, 2-21; Tone Star—Johnaon,| 1). TP Bn Maddern Inst youro mins ih et ; i were more fatigued by their clinches IE sporting fraternity’ of Pitt Dr. Williams Cures Meri Loss of Vigor Min, 512, Union—Kean, Connell. 21—| 100" 00nt © ita Hoes aa ce The Manhattah Bowling Club held its| than by the fighting they did. burg are trying to arrange a) Stricture one Star—Lillienthal, Meyers, $—17.| Givision of the Double Event, a Floral ‘King al reception at Lyrle Hall, Forty-| During the opening round“Dougherty ten-round bout between Eddi Gace-) My, 30, years ot expe Blood Poisou Kirk, Kemp, 21—21; Lone Star—|terday at Loulayille. He ran away Dai Raed! motte: setting nd street and Sixth avenue. It was|had a slight advantage, but starting anlsEi Sor Cal locate feather wisieh rience clalist | (No Mercury) Blatt, 9-10, an exercise boy, running five miles be- | sane Canter... WS "etostabllah az|8 kala event and was well attended. [with the fourth Maharg became more |fiunt-welght. to be decided a. few miles IR har Kidney & Blad- Metropolitan Club: Wyanoke— ARS Ce uNua aNeon cro orem arte uae Reali At he officers of this successful club are | eftective and was cimarly superior at the outside of Pittsburg within the next der ” bl Bteinmay, 21-19; Metropolitan—| Pulsus is sick is denied by Mr. Madde Bae collowat finish, being entifely the aggressor, |fow weeks, | Hanlon, han’ already ae- er Troubles phy, O'Neill, 19-21. Wyanoke— Sasa aa ae Willlam A, Hildebrand, Captain; | Dougherty was not much harmed, but| CcPted the terms, and it is thought Me~ sed A fy, Weston, 21-21; Metropolitan— FOAL BY YANKEE. AWNTth’ iisce—Mile and thrae’ ‘alxtoentne, | UArry E. Murray, President; John M.|the energy of Maharg in tho close| — s a) Ee | PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN ». Johnson, 20-10, Wyanoke— . sellin: ay, Vice-President; Charles Tolle, Sec- | fighting entitled him to the decision. atic t Fou D1 @ ulckly cured. We are sopctaliats and un, oe tRemoer Vivax,.. 81 *Rerkoner ond Vice-President; Fred Horn, Dougherty could, not et out of the way without “onsracion. "Ail derstand the diseases, and, wo Blood hatter pow aoa iutred Pe =D pert eed i fave © "28 in, 008 | inealgue Porkra ltuien tie ests i [peaséee neat. ot tween, the snes ik iru na 1 aor oe no icy a you are cured. Call ROOSEVELT cba ASC os Ear 23D | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS _ WORK mea WONDERS,