The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1904, Page 8

Paes io NING WORLD [c38553..] SPORTS EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN HO WILL BE THE NEXT “HEAVY” TO STAND IN CHAMPION JEFFRIES'S GLARE? HP DIGSOOSSHOSHDOLPLO OD DY HHO EON OO O04 ‘ease THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1904 MUNROE WANTS TO MEET RUHLIN. «Dd 1 $94-49O0G-OO0O0O8 BLED SEDDGOOSD 100099099 0@ SS WRQ, NNR ihe 2 / == PROCS OTEDEFEOEODSOOOOSOS PIOOOD OOS 990008006: “worry, MAAN, HE DOTH ‘“ = MOE BESTRIDE THE NARROW WORLD ‘4 LUNE A CoLossus seers s- i THE QUESTION “THAT \ Att THE HEAVIES ARE ASKING) ROSE IIA DA DEBE DEADRIN DED INE? 194D99OOOOOE6-0.4001-0-440609O0 0S i \ \] CHAMPION JEFFRIES =) QR Regt IN A CLASS BY RINISELF| < ; * SHHSSTOISSE ese d No Fighter at Present Before the Pub. ‘ lic Would Have a Chance in the Ring|? | Twe ONLY MAN i i j area, wat with the Giant from the Golden Gate Kn flip WOULD HAVE A State — CHANCE : WIT JEFF. e- @ r. Od 2rADOLEDODDIDDODTEDIDIDE | 40OOO9OO44-000084-890088008 00 BY ROBERT EDGREN, rooceserereoooososssoooosesooensnneosoososeoeesonsooosoooosseooeonneeeeneenes fe oan a aden? Why. man, he doth bestride the narrow world OO -—-— O0— > rt RACERS IN TRIALS AT FANDALL WINS bobrck tele ndogy SYSONBY AND ARTFUL — |MUNROE WOULD i —"Julius Caesar,” ae)? LOCAI TRACKS T0-D AY Fll ROUND | James J. Jeffries is the Caesar of the fighting world, He is the Colossus IN GREAT EASTERN q @ ( ot the prize ring, and other heavy-weights have as little chance to make MEET AUHLIN ay | any impression on his vast bulk as the ancients would have had to knock Miogciat 10 The Fivening World.) GH. Morris, trainer _—>— the huge bronze Colossus of Rhodes from its foundation with thelr naked’ sysonby and Artful have no atake en-\ going atrongest at the end of his ——- | ha LOCKET—One mile [REPSHEAD BAY, N, Y., Avg. 2 n 1M, eaaly; D, Carter, train (Special to The Evening World) L ein 1.4, driving; D. } 8T. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. %—After one of the best contests witn hefore fists, gagements in which they will moet journey, | In the Futurity he stopped 7 DF y ma ve been tne journey cor 7 Imagine going ou! and «mashing your fist against the Statue of Liberty, s#ain until the running of the Great |, y y ne J Y}] SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 2. aratoga that upset him, or per- in New York Bay, and you will have some idea of the task before any fighter Tans training conditions were per- Bi) feet at the Coney Irland Jockey Club's | ‘arter, trainer Fastern, on Sept, 10. Until then the} haps some other trifle threw him out of | arr Pollok, manager of Jack Munrog + Sess ce rant a a at a thls morning. The racers were |CHAMPLAIN—A half mile in 061, @as-|ihe Nort H ‘ab © admirer of Sysondy who believes that | sear. At any rate his admirers do not temont issued here to-day sald: V fect weather and track conditions the | “ily: J. McLaughlin, trainer. Ahk ronan ot Philadeiphia, In, the There is ono difference, The statue will not hit back. If it could swing !m the Futurity must possess dis soul in’ a wonderful colt, Aron ce could 0 auatnst Jeltrion. he a. ble in stepping | AMHER JACK—Six furl init ‘ound of what was scheduled to Ll 5 - rst h the chi . { vad ba thei ie epping E: eS pes be gt ltwenty-round "contest, Sunday | ON? of {ts moustrous bronze arms and knock you skeltering out over the hi co believes that thie Aly le reaily Interesting Racing Promised, | fui ay hau ee Resi ed ara paces . NT—S1 M \ +3, . rb 7 y 7 id the Futurity winner, was i Carter eateeee 1.181 unin rey eee harbor, the sensation would be much like that felt by Jack Munroe Friday perter than Sysonby, Mr. Vosburg will] This is a ry Interesting week In rac. |Munroo out, As it was, it knocked out to jogging exercise with her oaqoun- nour furlongs In 0., handily; dy. ares Hight to Randall’s| night in San Franc!sco, Probably drop them into the Great A gre We eeday, wi en it Great one of Munroe’s eye teeth, Tbk and looked none the worse for her) QQHWinK A quarter In 025, hand: | Blocked ‘und partly: aide: peed yeen4 ‘The champion has shown conclusively that he stands in a class so far 2astern at oven wolghts and let themirun’ the Twin Sty “Handleap. "nis |, “This first punch put Munroe so muck Pp Geclsive victory im the great event on} iy: ¥. Weir. trainer Hunuin bored in, Thi time, however. | ronoved from the ordinary heavy-wolght fighter that no man Hving has “Mt !t out all over again, event always produces an Interesting | t ‘¢ bad that he could never do him~ i . KING’ PEPPER: , | Sanaa (net, Oley with aati. left bbs , Tt ts stra: that Artful is not en- Ly vg Last, Year It afforded McChes- | self juspice. At that he could not beat + th, principal workouts of the morn- comeing: F Weir, tra n tn 1.24, (he, Blood trom his co, which brought | any right to get Into a ring wit m. He has beaten the best, strongest gaged in the Flatbush at seven fur- by Ae ear unity te Peg 8 eriaat Jeftri ‘The latter Is undoubtedly (he ‘AUDIENCE—One mile in 1.4, handily; breeaing; J. Smith, tr tl - nara the close of the second round} and biggest fighters In the profession with an ease that ts nothing but longs, to be run next Saturday. If Art- i$ arand fleld engaged. % elit in Mey opinion An elt hav Cn h agg Bimvond | PNDSEY GORDON 7 longs in ind wag ind the range ith bis tert | absurd, ful were in that stake it would be even [cuter Beldame, Grasiallo, hay el at; etachment of intantry to lower * se a i 1» d . a a ee hag = BE Beaker ter DLANDY "Three furlongs Go Cie bead Rith lett hooks, abe and peal A WEIGHT AND STRENGTH DIDN'T COUNT. OS eee oe Eee ee Acefull, Gree Frisr: Proper Bante Fo: stuns ts not going to retire by any ? BI S +H A lew, trainer, 1s . fh = 1 maya Leone mile i141 hands me mile in 148] yi the third round the men stood in] Experts thought, many of them, that as skill and speed had availed nave Alled the public eye at Saratoga | 017! Caughnawags, Siseheaney, Hernls Heavy. weights in the" business for tate NOCEAN TIDE—6tz furiongs in 22%, ANNI J Melauenlin, oan Fghca aid fart t IRE Aad exchanged | nothing when pitted against Jeffries, welght and brute strength might 4o/ which were not starters in the Fu-| Out of thie lot there should be a {its or doughnuts, I promised “Billy” > Enoch {wisherd, Psi | RAVIANA oA, Syarier in OM, © selence to the ues Mattead, throwing better, Munroe had the weight, and he had the strength, but Jeffries fin-|turtty, superb field sent to the post, MoChes- Mendon phat, win, jose, of draw wis At Bo, trainee. PENTAUR-A q in 0%, eaally; Srey igi th, Found Randall dropped | ished him tn the shortest fight in the champion's record. These are Broadcloth, Humo and far hone» s lest years Wie tries eee aout Aght Funlia, it ix furlongs fa $0, handily; rt iy Neumeyet er. 1 handily;| 1% the fourth fou head jaw, @ Probably Jeffries would have finished others of his victims {n the same] Burnt Hills, At Brighton many foiks| World's Fa Handicap win, Beldame an get ¢t. Munroe showed he wag , GAUGHNAWAGA™ One mie and a 8 AM analy] visor tothe tarpar ioe ae gut the snap-shot fashion, if he had wished to, He always has been @ cautlous| grew very aweet on Humo, and at Sara. AY duplicate her Saratoga Cup per. (Rane a8 they make, them, whieh” t in 21114, hendby; A. He) JACK N—Five-cighthe in} {he Afth round Rendall put Runiin to | fighter, willing to let the battle gu on for & few rounds until he had a sure) toga they fell in love with Burnt Hills, |{°rmanre. At any rate tere should be} why ¢acnd the champion. My faith fm ce e et for ‘ount o 4 . r. frainer. nas a's, ioe waite Pecks. McGiv a ee. wos very grogee LR ft nine He chance to end Mt without eet arrcd t vee danger, But {n this fight| Mr. Keene is represented by Sysonby, Baturday, when the Flatbusn isi f!® ably RY beat the balance of the soch Wishard. trainer. 0.04, Dreening; W. Clay, trainer. ‘ndall” pounced on him ike a ear] With Munroe, which was @ grudge tight, Jeffries went In for the quickest | Biucher, Augur and others, Mr. Duryea] Tn, the Century will also be decided ul HER —Five furlongs tn 1.01,| ANGLER—Four furlongs in 0.4, breea- ding rights and lefts to the help: | Kind of a knockout. He battered the sturdy miner to pieces in record time, | has ‘Tanya and Rose of Dawn to take deie eis nite wae tateont alls MISES whe and x quarter in HURSTROURNE wtOne mile in 1.66, ‘tha right Ano eertlve Tent | inBieting more Gamage in four minutes than has ever been seen in @ ring) care of his end of it, Then there {s|and Dellit are the most: prominent. of Enoch ‘Wishar ndily; T. Welsh, trainer phian dropped on his back, eam, | Pefore: Olseau, Tradition and Woodsaw, Mot | the entries eaally defeated —One mile and a quarter | GLISTEN—One and one-elghth miles in| pletely out, . From now on it will take gamencgs of a remarkable sort to bring any|@net, Lory and others, Delhi at Sheepshead In the Realization > handily; Frank Payior, privy pally m1 fo in —_—— fighter into contact with the champion. with feat ¥ wisi, Be mee, oy, Ag aaye not 4 jence as @ ‘ PERA—One mile in 1.4,| driving: J. Smith, trainer gry There {s not 4 man in sight why would have even the slightest chance] ong patbueh te ee that teats [And the chances are that Ore Wells ‘rank Taylor, trainer. WHITESTONE—Five furlongs in 1%, in the world to stay fivo rounds with him, and new giants do not TOP UDlthe stamina of the two-year-olds, It also at his best. They will mal RE — One mile \. all out; J. Smith, trainer. in a minute. : Century very Interesting. WARSWIFT—One mile in 1.63, gatlop- io the first time that they are asked to| Sheepshead has many lo: tng; Bob Campbell, trainer, 5. H. McCormick, NEWS—One mile jn 1.81 4.3, bre IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF. 68 ing; W. Hurley, trainer, out doubt the greatest fighter that ever wore a fight! : Jeffries is withou' Fa fe tn gm FROM WAG ilove or fought with the old bare knuckles under London Prize Ring rules, Even the great John L. Sullivan would have been @ babe in Jeffries’s hands go further than the usual five and a/races. There is the Sept reat a half or sx furlongs, This should be/Mmile and three furlongs, the Russet Handicap on the turf at a mile and the spot where horses of the slow be-|nait, and the Annual Champion at two ginning type like Hot Shot, Jack Lory | miles and a quarter, These all lead up x furlongs in L945 in 106, driv. nd Agile should be at their best, and are good preparations for th Mandl Aare rier trainer, is ing. BR. a r. i te on the best day the old champion ever saw. Sullivan at his best weighed nel Bysondy's race in the Fu- p. which will be raced {or ' oe Seaing: A. J, Joyner, traine > *| | dhsen . ama ti 195 pounds. and he never had 9 fraction of the boxing and Aghting Skill |iurity was true will de determined by |" yeh, S iitot winds, to rererve the . DY POTENTATE—Six furlongs | in La} arker, the pugiliet yl 4 4 cae handily; W. Shields, tealner 7 andi) Harris, Y . Narrow escape yesterday iron x had al of Jeffries his race in the Flatbush against Tradi-|running of the Brighton Cup to the Under the old bare-fist fighting rules no man that ever came through tlon, Should he beat Tradition easily | fall, for when it waa run early in the LICK--Five furlongs in 1.0, braes- b y : arter In| Aecldent. He wa t ‘ Sing; W. Shields, trainer + oat eakily; W. Hurley, tramen Leelding Hopper Grass, highest the ropes wou'd have an even vreak with the Californian, Jeffries, barelinen the meeting between Artful and [et'triy distances "ere TeMdY (0 Face] summetnmes | ; One mile. in 1.85 gal- (SHUSHAPE—One mile Ia La Deed on, down the Brookfyy| panded, could toar a man to plecee as easily as could a grizzly bear. Bysonby in the Great Eastern will have ci Oe es aS New York's and Hawkins, trainer, ‘iad: Ton. J Bauer, tra ney é 3 nhen he turned in tie wg sender ‘a prize Jef’ would have made for the old Roma when {t was| additional faterest, artats next start Master Specialist. about! 2, he fag Me 14, galloping; . Ppaasing jutomobite the fashion to earry on wars for the mere purpose of capturing the “bar- i OL ME pa ete we GREAT SIRE Is DEAD. Dr. LR. Williams, "23 . Rath Os Mccormick: triing Re tintiey, M Randiirs 9.) e, oF he eeenies ie] ian giants” to make gladiators of them! Asa “barbarlan” In the anctent| mercy, Tanya and Rose of Dawn are —— eraault Into the pa ad wa is broad back and atony y. yt - ‘ave kt me 100 eligible, so that it looks as if Mr. - Coliseum fim would have killed his men dally hefore gleefully howling Bee er roele Bg RB ROY a SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug, 29.—Dare- tens of thovsends, He wold have been the hero of every man, woman ch bin, one of the leading stallions at J and child It Rome, and instead of purses, he would have had the smiles of use raking over the| B, Hagain's Rancho del Paso stud. |» 45 Years « Specialist in iy: J. ; Traine: Five furlongs in 1.06, breesing; | ROYAL—Half-mile in 0.5%, breezing: F. MeCormick, trainer Burlew, trainer. SH landing on Six {furlongs In 125,| ROFHAMP * Seven furlongs in 1.4, ucktly for te pugilist, several ng Aford Clay, trainer, breesing: H. Mason, trainer slowed th a ue ag : ee ainer, A dead in ot i moe and pre Caesar. We w uld re ave teenie : our cron fart faye Spar- pa ry) Pt irohiy hy Mg 4 dy 4 dead, | The pret hates, was Milled 10 DISEASES OF MEN, RKOUTS TO-DAY In 154 breeaine: | pie, 0% wiki dash, do tans speech to (ue gladiators, about the exploits of the terrivie barbarian only guess. Those rho nave noted, the had reached the age of twenty seven | Blood Polsoning, Pura '"ta tot 43 dase FW opper As Jeffries, years fe was imported from. Aus-| i} 3 AT Vv CARRIF. JON. x furlongs in 117, ]2%4, Sharkey climbed y that he had none of it in the Futurity. ° tralian hy Mr. Hagein at a resuted price| UICCM Recent or olf, tm 5 to 10 dare, f GRAVESEND, handily; Weir, trainer” agaln not much the worse ‘| WHAT MAKES HIM A FIGHTER. In his other races he has always bei ge NervousDebillty, IMBNFed JACK M'KEYSON e furlongs in but the dirt and dust ke Jeffries an invinciple champion. rmanent! TEAS Scene Wore) 104 sally: J. Mclaughlin, trainer, | Aufomobliee that invaded the path There are wen oe aay sant Mea. pltke ‘hear privet pe Varleocele waned arate 8 a 1b ID, N. ¥., Aug. 29.—It was Fie T MeLauehiine tralherse” [two spectacular bul not dameping wae? | Firat, there te iis va sitions in lack of nervous fore, He has the bulk Wasting Weakness scoped at’sasy Oe m é driving Walter K., 2o8 ; . the ive It N : track sdb of the stables : caps, His hore bolted and tia sere Seftries is the high-class motor car, driven by a 20-horse power engine. e Contracted Diseases in 8 to 5 ’ ere t in sd gallops. pat Ole rae Mclet nil fife: is Has varies, alter & 120 halt Am He can rush up the steepest hill, or butt his way through a stone wall, Stricture Semeoitiy cured nT te s ‘of the oven ot con Jo, eaally; J. McLaughlin, tfainer. | Policeman Catlen, "7 *¥ Mounted) "Next he has a firsi-clnas fighting head. He 1s a ring general, * fighter tahen ait men to dlatinetiy undertand that a Setar etmaneat Care Ovarantoas, — ee anne eerees — : of intelligence. He plans his battle, and he carries out his plans, ne matter| | LTEMIAEREE ands obiieation te incurred : Rey, Race TE tithe, the fighting starts, Fitz cut him to ribbons in thelr last encounter, Lanne KAD t rf Woure 9-9) Suntava. 0. ts shown were as fol-| MOTOR CYCLISTS IN RACE. | OWENS A FAST SPRINTER. ner cabattinaataty followed his battle.plan until the chance came (o land TEARS DR kK ian nce wT OVICH REL MEDICINE - knockout, ; = ———— — five furlongs in 1.0,| Ten ed in the motor cycle race| George A. Owens, son of a former|® " ' DR. KANR promises a lets, perfect DP Bmith, trainer. Tork to Phila ‘and State Senator, proved himaelt a very| He is @ clover, cpecdy boxer, Ho has learned his fighting from th and Permanent CURE of every tase he trate fT! ~OLD DR. GRINDL’ d he has taken the best from each ma dame SY ‘the metal Brooklyn “Kunletie “Crue, “nt % bed pre h vind dbl Mi lll It you cannot be cured DR. KANE will 8}, be Megs ‘rt +n a 0 fiecacen ot Sloot ‘ yn jub, Ww were | style honestly tell ee v. Grindle’s scientific t Be fn 22, gale) Hin ine minimuen and wetionn tine Mate Tey, He wan tie ehatk;] ‘The champion may retire from the ring, now that he hes disposed of you #0, and akin di in ja 0.60,] limite of fourteen eleven houre| run and was second in the Wo-yard and the last man with championship ambitions. Elven if he should make an- gg’ eg bags, “f h mile events. Owen Reilly participated | other match with any fighter now known or unknown to the game, the in om) 8 wa in but one event, but retained his lead) fight would not draw. Every one is satisfied that Jeffries is so far in a nd re pad rhe For the hamipnenests Wrephy. claee, by himaelf that aay fem. vie, saves Ws hyp py a mae 127 ae a ‘ simply a repetition of this Munroe affair. one-sit it a draw: pen Cron Langs PUL, WY, hiner, va Cleveland “ose ig card here in America or anywhere else,