The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1904, Page 9

~—- THE NEWS ‘NELSON-HANLON FIGHT "SHOULD PROVE A TREAT Hanlon, a Great Favorite in the West, Will Have Hard Nut to Crack in the “Battling” Boy, and a Knockout May Be Expected. BY ROBERT EDGREN. “Battling” fon, ‘Frisco fight fans have a treat io @ore for the 28th of this month. ‘Thi will be the best fight between small men that the Pacific coast has seen since J, Edward Britt peppered “Young Corbett” out of a champlion- + ship. Eddie Hanlon is, with the possible exception of Britt, the greatest favor- ite of Western fight followers. He has won his popularity in a score of hard-fought battles, and his backers Mever have been disappointed in his showing. Since entering the ring as & professional fighter Hanlon has lost twice. The first was in October, ’01, when he was knocked out by Abe Attell, At that time he was only teen years old, and it was in one of his first fights, He fought a twenty- round draw with Attell not long afterward. ‘The other reverse was in the recent fight with “Young Corbett,” Dec, 29, when the Denverite succeeded in placing a blow on Hanlon’s jaw that put him on Queer street in the four- teenth round and won out. Only a little over a year ago Han- lon fought “Corbett,” nearly put him Out im the eighteenth round, and was given a draw with the conqueror af Terry McGovern, Bddie is only nineteen now and will do some great fighting before he Apishes with the ring. : The ‘Frisco youngster has Nelson vs. Eddie Han- 4 peculiar fighting st®@e He uses a ba Grouch of original design, unlike any- *, thing that Jeffries or Tommy Ryan ever thought of, Hanlon brings both hands up close to his face and drops bis head forward. In that position he sheds blows as a turtle sheds rain drops. It {s nearly impossible to land fairly on his chin or his body, or to get past his forearms or elbows with any kind of a blow. Clever Abe Attell tried it without success. At the same time he is able to bit hard blow himself. He forces his way in close, never letting a punch FAST GALLOPING AT GRAVESEND GRAVESEND, N, ¥,, Juty The training conditions at the race course this morning were moat pleasant. Those sent to workouts were the fol- lowing: hag ier furlongs in 05% ypeciag! G, Garnele aa Al One bi Asin miles In 204, handily; G. cor nell, trainer, annih RU vet halt mile tn 0.53, Barrick, trainer. 4 ALAIN ines elghths In 0.40, gal- Kdsborough, trainer, ark ‘slow ER ge ehh ae Goldsborou, ; ft 7 prvi “SHAD-A quarter im 0.24, hand- 5 ort trainer, © Right AND TRUK Ong me tm 1.0 [aE ’ resin. . Graves, trainer, {) FINE ART—Seven hirtonge in 1.98, oe ON eaally;_E., Graves, tralna MATOR ‘DAINGER FIELD Pour fur longs in 061, easily; T. Welsh, BAL Ae hrw. are. in 1.19, hand AYME On sand elghth miles In 1.0, ga i Welsh, tralner, “ 4 ie Pm ie Ww. , Ly ART Mnres:auart mA tattle, oe longs in 1.08, Be hanatty; r A F Day ie Bb ny cekerei é OUT OF REA f mile in 0.68, gal. * . trainer. rT) We Heston furlongs in 0.68, : PXR Hi pay cure " REW 'MACK—A’ quarter tn 0.90, ER—One mile in te, | F. Welr, trainer, ED—One: mile in 1.4, pa OM TRIB OT ‘tera in nsequar reesing; W, Hurley, trainer. Care. @H BRADL, an ae +o MJ Lil, breesing; W. Hurley, te Sate Carter, treiner, CUNART Ene ‘mile in 1.4, pulled up Aha Any fle in 1.80, alt out, inile tm 1.48, handily, LEAN mile in 1.4, han- D pgnrter, irainer, DE-Three (orlonga in 0.98, Shields, tiainer. A half-mile in 0.63 1-2, Harris, traimer. ile tr 1.47, eae tramer, hs wero 80 until he ts in easy range and has bis opening picked out. That ig the way he caught “Cor bett” and floored him, Hanlon uses 8 viclous hook with elther hand, and {a Ukely to drop any man he hite, Training Within Ropes, The “Battling” fighter has been do- {ng most of his work within ropes in Chicago, Michigan and Salt Lake. He whipped “Spider” Welch, the crack 180-pound fighter, with ease, and then fought Martin Canole in San Francisco, Canole was thought to be the coming champion. He made a wonderful fight against Jimmy Britt; last season, losing the decision by @ small margin in twenty-five rounds. All the “wise” ones on the coast expected to see Canole fight all around Nelson, He did for a few rounds, and then the wallop of the fighter with the scrappy name was too much for him, Canole was tired and dazed when he got the final smash in the sixteenth, and he weat down to stay, As the local favorite Eddie Hanlon Will have the best men in ‘Frisco in| CYCLING TITLE his corner, Billy Delaney will act as chief adviser, The fight will be held in the arena of the Hayes Valley Athletic Club under the management of Billy Roche, As uaual in San Francisco, the local boy will be on the long end of the betting. Eddie Hanlon ts a furious body puncher, Nelson plays more for the point of the jaw. Both fight from start to finish. By every eign on the cards the fight should in a knock- ‘plaid NEIL ARRIVES HERE TO-MIGHT Frankie Nell, the bdantam-weight champion of the world, and hie father, Jim Nell, will arrive in town té@night from Chicago for the purpose of elinch. ing the match with Hughey McGovera, which t to be brought off in Philadel- phia within two weeks, : Ww. sodtcit Hi Nirert, bth row LAW BON One ml mile fn 0.4, iI HEAB 'LAD- easily, H. SOUTHAMPTON even furlongs in alloy Witiams, trainer. TPO isa six turtongd in Lk Shields, trainer. ine |, Nate cou ae reeds: A J. Smith, tealeg er, JOHN F.—Six furlongs in 1.2, breem it J, Smith, trainer, ALL RIGHT—Six furlongs tm 1%, baa dily; G. Frasch, ¢rainer, BAIS—Hive furiongs In Tio, breesingy , Bmith, trainer, ———— SHEEPSHEAD BAY WORKOUTS TO-DAY. SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y,, July ‘The most notable workouts to-day were) but | aa follows! LORD OF THE VALE—One galloping, A. J, Joyner, Me PS. Mag BA in 064 1-9 bt eg foyner, trainer, vapid fyslonge tm 0.61 +, han- yn with ten ‘saraphine. Four furlongs In 0.51 1-4, ne Joyner, tratne: oe Mone mls in 186, i; Barry Littlen tyetees. wh a mile in 1, salto evaistance; Barry ietel4 ‘Seinen GLAD TIDINGS—bix_ furlongs in 138, ttlefield, train: by iy IS » Lee gal- Pr peur te Tiriones ~. on = waitin Nvbakltn nai Artoge rsa = MER ACTS AE COMING HE Notice has been sent to yacht owners of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yaebt Club requesting thym to have their yachts in Seawanh&ka Hartor on July ® and M1 and Aug. 1,to accompany the Philadelphia Corinthian Yacht Club on their annual erulse to Morris Cove, Shelter Island, New London and New- port, remaining with them for such time as they may desire, The Philadel- yachis lo be te caven ee at BOOKS ARE HIT HARD AT TRACK. ‘Three-quarter tm “ 10 BE AT STA Sunday’s Race at Manhattan Beach Will Be a Hard-Fought One from the Start All the Way to the Tape, ‘With three international champions— Roasino, Scheps and Kramer and « score of other ~distance cracks en- tered—next Sunday's cycle meet at Man- Rattan Beach Ahould prove one of the most interesting ever witnessed at the Beach Oval, Although Kramer is in the lead at present, it le generally ac Knowledged by, eyoling experts that it is because he bas had the advan:age af an early training that brought this con- dition about. ‘The American premier has bean on Ae own stamping grounds all season, and has had the benefit of « long session tvaining, The foreigners, on the other hand, kave each been obliged to make 4 voyage of 10,00 miles, which in cycling parlance has naturally “thrown them off their stride.” Since becomieg acalimated, however, both Scheps and Rogsini have been rounded to in great and the outlook is that they will make {t Interesting for the blond-haired Jeracyman. Next Sunday's meet at the beach ts an N. ©. A, championship affair, and the result wil) go @ tong way toward showing whether or not Kramer is to Fn oe the championship. If he can tee Samplones events trong lead in the rete le and materially advance is chances for ultimate victory. Tf he fall down his title will he in pardy ‘as he will not only noni je a Re at “Major” “taylor Ivor on Walker, all of whom in this country. lown for decision next fAweon an oon 0 arriy “hites professional three mate, he okey list ts a a) o hundred f sha . wit fi tse the fa ‘uM HIKER HAS nG AGLSH RAL LONDON, July &—Derley Dane, rid- dem by ang: A Maher, the American jeoltey, 0 sor won the Kolipse Stakes, of 10,- ereigne, for three and@ four year Olds, about one mile and « quarter, at Park Bolipse meeting to- Head wee second, and ia third, Seven horses SCOTCH GOLFER ON HS WAY HERE Pog Geottish anmteur of repute has become @ professional, thanks to Cruden Bay tourney, defeating Mr. H. H. Hilton im the final, \s cow on his way hore, Mr, Donaldson's last appear. ance was two weeks ago in the Cruden he was beaten in WORLD’S FAIR GAMES. James B. Bullivan, Chief of the De- partment of Physical Culture of the World's Pair, has received from Prest- dent Walter Lininger, of the A. A. U. of the United States, a letter to the ba t the Milwaukes tha Entei repro coe by So lympic _ronty Spray’ OF DIAMOND, RING EDDIE HANLON IN HIS FAMOUS CROUCH ~ MANY VACANT STOOLS AT BRIGHTON 10-DAY Eleven Favorites in Two Days Has Put Quite a Dent in Several Prosperous Bank Rolls and Some Bookies Wil! Rest. Bix tevorites won at Brighton yester- mgeey, in that end of the game day, Five favorites won on Wednesday by the There will be many vacant chairs at Brighton this afternoon, for eleven fav~ orttes in @ atraight string will put @ crimp in the strongest bankroll, The card to-day Ig more open, and the books that hang on may get one aare good breaks ‘The early part of the present meeting was @ fattening one for the bookies, but the cream has been taken away S68, and now the bankrolis are of the skammed milk variety, polis: wi healthy, Y se SA tarday, but Y piss ra two-year-old . it was poln' ing ng ae, wack so lo! He eI tb that be ‘aight not oa gu several col ‘worked # haif~ an He" A it ‘was not good, yet he was open s ole, \Pengthe The was ¢ amends, however, Mr, | ed two good maidens in Tromp, and Sysonby. The former Me 2 rand looking youngster, and the latter fs a runner from way back. 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