The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1904, Page 7

—Nets Mathcad Pate aici tee ad THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, WOU Turf War On THE DIAMOND, RING [cle o non ent nen tnenen Cripps Wins a Private Fight. ee WITH A GLEAN KNOCKOUT. The. Australian Middleweight Cham- pion, in a Bout Before an Exclusive Crowd in the Heart of the City, Whips Joe Williams in Two Rounds. * () m the second round of a red-hot finish bt before a crowd of “gentlemen opts” Arthur Cripps, the newly ar- Pive Australian middle-welght cham: piot knocked out Joe Williams, a “ny of Tom O'Rourke's. Ttas Cripps’s @y-out in this coun- @rysod he proved that he has a punch nd quick on his feet. Chile Mitchell, the ex-champion Bngh heavy-welght, was the referec. Afterhe fight he declared that the AustNan was a "comer." Theip that the battle was to be fough'was circulated carefully. and the pre of tickets placed at $10. Many memrominent in other circles besides ppping were on hand at the ring side. Inwyers and well-known theat- wiley nan made up the largest part In Heart of the City. Theing was pitched in what had dnce ‘en an athletic club gymnasium. pear Padway and Forty-sevond street, Fhe 7st bout was « wrestling matok betwn George Bothner and an “un kngn" ‘The ‘unknown’ proved to be tver. For fifteen minutes the two cH ed‘ over the mat, and at the * the time limit Bothner had b: nah 10 t9 to touch hie shoulders to the eon |The audience floor and the bout wan declured a draw. Next came the chief Cripps-WilHams boxing bout to a finish. Sipps entered the ring seconded by jam" Fitzpatrick and Yank" Kenny, Jetfrics'’s sparring partner, “Tom” O'Rourke and two others were Will- tama's seconds. The Main Bow First Round—Williams atarted in by doing all the work. Cripps displayed, wonderful cleverness, easily: stalling Williams's flerce rushes, permitting the latter to tire himself out. Cripps ooea- sionally planted a stinging punch with his left on the body of the New Eng- lander and tben quickly swung to the head. The round closed, the Australian landing a half-hook on William that sent the noviee reeling int cornet, SecoW@ Round—Williams leaped to the centte of the ring with an impetu- osity that spoke well for his pluck, He at once started to ent out the pace again,’ but his blows lacked strength, and the Australian planted blows wherever he pleased. a minute and a half weer a eerzibe t-hander on William ' pee” him as if shot, Mitchell leaped to the centre and atonped the bout, awarding the victory to Cripps. appeared satisfied and complacently watched two amateurs thump each other to @ knockout. FIG AND MUD RETARD Jor tliAqueduct track, where they are bngagt in the different stakes to be de- bided sthe coming meeting. The ste- bie's C-tor representative will be Sweet, Alice{7ho {s tn nicely at 102 pounds, [his Bre has been going on well in her prepattion and will be there or there- abo! the finish of the seven-funtong |. dash. | ‘Whitthe tox was the thickest Bew- tan "nningon's Charles Hlwood at- hevéiention of the watchers by & ‘ebwe-quarters of a mile at &tWeeninute gait, which was panetens anything wes allowed | JHE ISLAND HORSES erfield at the ems back the ctreteh ihe caine pote fea ae was in yy oon ih. bes been much for an who wish to vielt the Queens yunty Jookey Ch | Sed ie or two ee were were an fewed “someting exerciog mes Ear ae oe Breet se Lad, Jooked ‘to have ‘The extenalve set 0; ler fare mes can See FORD wus GAME FOR G000 THR, re we April %—James ford announced to-day! that he willio longer play professional base- ‘dis career began seventeen years: dgovlth Hartford. He then played years with Worcester in the At- League, Iater playing with But- 08 Angeles, four years with New then with the Boston Nationals, ce, “Montreal, and lest year He 1s on the Provi- Leng: reserve list, Stafford saye he Latéite to raise poultry. SQIDIERS READY FOR GAMES. { Uekeat Entry Ever Received for say Regimental Indoor Event. ‘The largest entry list ever received ‘pr any indoor games has just been slosed by the Twenty-second Regiment, Pathletic Association, which organjsation, pas arranged a carnival of sport ita 7 place in its armory Monday, Aj : wr er To members of the Twenty-|, nt, to members of the Rey Retin “Lenene ene Pubs of the public schools, neko a wall-sealing contest’ and intaity relay race, in th of wi crag teams’ from ‘regiments all theftate have entered. to. The events |j OFFICIALS FOR WASHINGTON MINE ses Cyl SDRC sale battered the aor pe Mlooe nga eding ‘the stockholders held a day and elected Wilton I J. president, William J. Derelsen dent, senpret maneger and treasurer, and John J. Walsh eecretacy. Tom Lottus will remain as acting | manager of the team until his suc- cessor, who is itkely x van gf the St Lows ig RM 9 ee eiaik Bone: | SBresldeat eident Bpn Johnson, of the Ameri emer HACKENGCHMIDT’S CHALLENGE Young Haclenechmiét, the welter- weight edition of the great ‘Russian Lion,” called at The Evening World office to-day Harvey Parl throw three times within an hour, Hackensohmig, although onlysa, welter- Bear bs event, the! ni, 27 JOCKEY FULLER TO RIDE |MARTIN CANOLE 10 MEE John W.'May, of the firm of Sobeftel & eee recnan wriceeer Perle wil ride the (beauties neo move i beng The ‘tndersioed that the price was a. tnd: some /thig morning from Paris, where he was beaten for the world’s amateur billiard ehamplonship. French steamer Lorraine. The vessel arrived too Tate, to dock, but landed ber whom he agrees to | idle t ee par) ogi Patty? fii in the pest. ceorge: ‘Slosson to arrange for a Caer tenet in “torde-|;well ag with one or two ot} Ten Green Trading. Stamps will be given for Coupon at from the upper night-hand cerner-of the Comic oOO0OF0900 | NEARY WON FIGHT [-."Fomrarem 5: FROM JIM BRIGGS I've brought back home the | MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 9—Charles Neary, of Milwaukee, won the decision | over Jimmy Briggs, of Boston, last night | in a cleverly fought battte. Neary had his man going twice during | the fight, but Briggs was able to keep on his feet long enough vo prevent! best team that | ever had In charge. That's all t've got to say. That's enough, isn’t it? That means, | guess, that I've brought back the pennant winners, @ George Probert. who has been in Hot © | Springs this season during the sojourn fe! f Cy Young, Billy Dineen, Criger and Buck Freeman, of the Bos- ton Americans, makes the astonishing Om erifon that this vear Cy Young will] career 1 ball, that ailowed him to give hts speody delive: rest, and he continued Lou} to phch winning ball. Last year Young performed on the rubber than ever before in his All the while, however, he was the Milwaukee boy from winning a| 2 spring a new style of delivery upon the] atudying some new method by which knockout. In the ae round Neary $ batsmen of the American League. ho might remain in the game a few knocked Briggs to the floor, but Briggs | years. to: was abe to stall through the round, In Some years ago it was aGngunesd | se teh and he confesses that for re-|e has rolved the problem, and this that Young was about ready Siewert He had been using his fast >| ball so much that there was a general impression that he had about worked the next round Briggs tried new tac-| ties, pushing Neary around the ring until Neary slipped to the floor. In the next round Briggs threw Neary twice during clinches, and peated tha trick on the Bostonian, The ov Ne o referee forbid the continuance of such himself out. The following season the taotics. In the sixth round Neary had big twirler from Ohto made his appear is man going badly, starting him with Hanoe on the diamond with a new slow a Tight and left to the y a right to the wind, afterward a left to the Ban ls settled the fight against nf Joe Driscoll, of Chicago, lost to Young Mahoney tn six rounds, Mahoney getting the doctaion. ie staggers by Ja’ and’ ‘ellen Eidneya. BY CLARK GRIFFITH. Not necessary for me to do any boosting. I-ve got the goods and that’s about all the fans want, I reckon, The boys are In shape right now to beat any man's team. GARDNER-RYAN G0 CHICAGO, April 0—Jimmy Gardner, of howell, Mass., and “ of Chicago, fought six rounds last night, the decision being # éraw. Dur- ing the firat four rounds Gardner gained m decided advantage by jabbing Ryan incessantly without « return. Toward the end of the fourth round Gardner swung heavily on Ryan's jaw, and the latter half foll and half sitpped to the floor. Ryan forced matters in ner with a right to the stomach. Gard- ner was compelled to stow up, and thie tage Gardner had obtained in the earlier rounds. Near the end of the sixth round Gard- when the fight ended. The decision well “Eh the preliminaries “Eoin” Sullivan, Boswell, wus sven Une decision on points over Billy Moore, of Syracus = POWELL, THE HIGHL ANDERS’ PITCHER HIGHBALL THIS SEASON) “KID” HERMAN IN "FRISCO Adter Giokering all dey on the terms, Tt ts entirely probable that “Kid” Herman, the young Chicago fighter,| been trying to get another fight since who is now.in San Francisco looking | his defeat at the hands of Jimmy Britt for an engagement, will be given the|@ number of months ago, and as Her- May date for a big fight in thet city, his opponent to be Martin Canole, the! match probably will be made. BOXING NOTES. year,| Tommy Felts ts to get another chance | 6|in Chicago, He is'to box Gus Bezeneh on Fuller, closed with Mr. May. Fuller: rode Highball to victory in his last four stants of the 1903 Eastern season, which included triumphs in the United States Hotel stakes at Saratoga, the gignead contract for Fuller’s services for the coming champion two-year-old of lest season, | 4s every chance thet the boute will talce place. were not’ made public, but it is oe CHAMPION’S FIRST GAME. se Bia whe hebta- The Brighton A. C., the champion | for the. event. At the Chjeago Athletlo: Association t0-| semi-professionaia, of | Greater. at Sa a ‘Tommy does not show better) York, will open their pier thie morning and they went at|.torm -than he did with Dusty Miller, |: 1m it eee a Picking a ane. erstraw, Mr. Fobs's home. | Bexenah ‘will beat his head off. te Furlong. Ole ieee oneon and’ several other bil- ss the game by throwing the ball. frorm Hardists were in party to weleome & if ing Cae} the, Amedieam” Ghaspion “when | Chicago followers of the boxing, game| the grand stand. Game called at are to have an opportunity. of seeing }P> beth Robert Fitzsimmons and'Kid Mc- Coy in six-round contests if the ‘pres- ent plans of the: Waverly Athfetic Club do net miscarry, No date has been set for the aj ce of these men, but foth. have, promised ‘Charles Felt, matohmaxer of the olub, to arcept en: Kagementa in Chicago ‘with any op- Bonent who may be selected, and there Tan SS EMERALDS VS, PATERSON. nee ALL AMERICANS TO PLAY. At Equitable Park to-morrow Harry “BACK: FROM PARIS Wiluga P. Foss arrived in New York Lefty Meteoalf is to do the twirling fer the Emeralds to-morrow at the ‘atholic Protectory Grounds, Westches. r, against the Paterson team of the Huai aves aes, and. Pounds, wh play with the chasnpigh Bitaburee, iie’to ‘his game will be the ‘at the Protectory It promises tobe @ close one, es the teams are very evenly matched, Amsterdama, A lively pected, us there In kee: Eween the teams. Howell tussle rivalry be- will on Amsterdama twirler. CONSTIPATION is the starting point of disease. ‘It can be easily removed by taking, on arising, half a glass of the Natural Laxative Water, Mr. Foss came in last night on the this ning. Mr. wr 1b Parle me play, PRerolle, ‘he mde a ttn partial eMail HIGHLANDERS AT RIDGEWOOD. Clark, Griffith's Highlanders will be the attraction at Ridgewood to-mor- row, when they will line -ap ‘against the Ridgowoods in the seodmd parti of A double-hea tensive“ sret tions have. been made. for the . oe and it is expected a> great a | urn ‘out to sce, the Die lela mer form against the cree j ave epee: stated Foss that he was oommniestoned i nCume}and Blosson, to, be his “country at.an oar; ench professionals, SI-ROUND DRAW, “Buidy’’ Ryan, the fifth round and weakened Gard- emabled Ryan to even up the advan- ner revived and was teking the lead, New England light-weig?t. Canole has man has made a fine impression the Howell's All Americans will tackle the ox: the firing line for his team, while the will present a‘ big league year will see something added to his stock in trade that will make him quite Aa valuable to the Bostons as he waa| last season, \OLD PITCHERS WHO ARE NOW LEARNING MANY NEW TRICKS. Young has been pitching in the big ° nearly fifteen years, and | shows no signs of deteriorating. Usually better | after a twirler has been under a strain for so great a time as Young, there are signs of falling, but with the big - Buckeye railspiitter there seems to be no such weakness in sight, Young modestly denies that he be san league foi greatest pitcher in the Amei League. He gives that honor to Rubs Waddell, whom he declares to be not only the best twirler in the Amaroni t_twirler in the world vs nothing about Waddelts but the day. 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