The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1904, Page 8

eee “=o. THE WORLD: TV RSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1908 NING WORLD [S855°5S"] SPORTS EDITED BY [cStHOtR%e POSES OF LITTLE FIGHTERS WHO WILL CLASH IN SIX-ROUND BOUT TO- MORROW =e wars a AURPHY.AWAIZING QRENING, URPHY EXPECTED TO _ GIVE NEIL HARD HIGHT MURPHY 3. RIAL OOL. URPHY WITH DB P ABAD ON, GALLOPS T0-DAY AT , O'BRIEN-CORBETT “a pT LOCAL RACKS EC wu ee to ‘The Evening World.) ip Bob (Special Johnson, trainer, morrow night in Philadelphia. As the| Then Casper Leon took the youngster handily HEAD, BAY, N. Y., Aug. 9. PROPER | ame fine weather and fast) 5 IV) W, ralner |He Is to Fight Jimmy Gardner} Announoes that He Wik Not cree shgPmindnohin. + ie Than carer Laon ok te zougnag vr that hae marked the conditions lrtle more boxing, In a short time There for the Light-Weight | Bas Out pee Ue at Ham, Murphy was knocking our fighters #n0 again in evidence this morning. co, iy a; 8. Bro or mee Ch: fl i 9 0 | AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS / Issue a Permit for the Pro hig Pha ta ig a an, ae [omreuried in an aeht ye The principal workouts noted ¥el® | "Piandiy A Latin in 1.0, ampionship on Night Of}} os vening World will publish every day in the Bporting xtition}| | P0Sed Contest, siretly in hia own class, but be is al- | aiken, In Philageiphing ‘ad fone in ite TAN é fees: ME BRE Ticats one min in uaa MORN TTR Tn HH, Mee-| Sept, 30, on Ways willing to give away a feWliwice, “Kid” Locke, “Kid” Beebe each dug sinvcn yeonry, A rig uinrd wie: lghthe in 0.40, pounds to obtain a match, His recent |vnee, once, ‘ought ten rounds to @ all the news of the amateur baseball players, scores of their games, chal | ‘raw with ‘Tony Bender and six rounds a Dred! Poh bos Joinsions, trainer lenges, &c, Address all communications to the Amateur Baseball Mditer §) PHILADELPHIA. Aug. —The pro-| #0 with Hughie McGovern was at the] Vit! Danny Dougherty, Danny being bi Ww halt tatie ‘In 6 1 2, of The Evening World, Pulltser Building, New York. posed six-round boxlng contest between , same weight, down when the final bell ran “i Tigh BALTIMORE, Aug. %—Champion Jne Ja ky ¢ ol a eam Oth who le (0 bob deme eget my J. Corbett and “Philadelphia Murphy Is Popular. han PRY, is @ clever little fighter, He Jack" O'Brien in thi a Kreat defensive ereye* to losing team, George 1. |has been called a Be in aeta tent of Tommy Murphy 1s ibe qeoet populat [Kara “pte intuit’ ek he! 4 Thirty-seventh atreet, ” the Tuxedo Athletic Club, before wnicn | YoUnaster fighting in New York at the | should happen to catch Nell on the chin with one of his stiff hooks the 6a) Claremont F. €, defeated the| Organisation the men were to have met, | Present time, He is a second Terry | itranciscan will have a new axvoric cuties Sra aretner. Of Boston, before the San ¥rancleco Four furlongs tn] Athwuo ciub 0.50, “handily” Rob Johnston, trainer. | coaa rule’ Ia toebe tor. wenty MAUD FEALRY—Four furlongs In 04, Ab tee pane The Hilton Reserves, averaging, thir- |) expens teen to fifteen years, would like to ar Albig, to be for red Tange games for Saturday ofternoons. py, rounds for a purge of $5,000, to be di cee YBY—Fowir furlongs in Founda Have Lator. Day (morilag and after-| Riverside F.C. on Sunday by a score of Treason given is t Ma, McGovern among the little fellows, and | ence, i¢ ( c wy y > nyed , art er SAY--8ix furlongs fn 1.18, brees+| Welgh 19 po nda'at the rin ide, Chal Pork Falite'b weley, No, 16 to 1s. Winners have Sept, 4 and er had informed the promoter) although he has fought only for a Nell Best at Hie Weight. Dawe. Carter, trainer Gans will have a Cull month on the| 10 roadway, city Tnobe Dag open fot two games With |thak he would aot perenit the contest | year he hee knocked oul many fivale LY—Bix furlongs in’ 1.22, galloping; | const In which to train for hin. battle, teama averaging fifteen to sixteen| to take place. QC At the annual excursion of the Stern D, Carter, trainer, dj a4 Gardner Is sald to be A WON-| Bros, & Co's M, Hh. A. the office toam | Sara Add ainer. HIM William Afayer, 621 Weat urlonge tn 0,63, BELT One mile tm 1.45, handily; | derful boxer, he will (ie hard work | defeated the’ factory by a scare of 1) One Hundred and Thirty-firat street tra To Preparing for aking | to & The Merrick A.C. would Ike to ar. ” (re-vout Yurtonet in O08 1-4, at nine, it 448, walloping: | o oh trip vesterda, She Hyde Park F. @. defeated the > Rames. with teams fourteen fo i peesing, Jar | “Tigi aig furlongs in. 1.20, | tle, Twill retire, fee oy at bat-| cyte diss, Park FG datessed (ike itteen veara old on ue grounds. il iby! Sne-quarter’ in 02 spk, Willams Hare tink le. 1 will retire, win or lowe, aftoel tire of the game waa a home run in the open. Address J, D, Wh Frankie Neil ts the b The beat indication of the way h@ 18/haw been seen in a Rodi gels ol tas regarded by the local talent is the |fuct, he could itinately claim the act that a special train will take a featherweight title, eee, Sehts wit large crowd of New Yorkers to Phila |i. wiry, . oar hus tee oa at delphia to see him go. can mal ake shat weight at the present va: bre Walter House, strainer: | RED FEATHER—Pive furlonan in 10d, Inuehel and’ started oft Then Gane] sigith by Steinman, with two men on {West One Hundred and Nin ae, Re ee met ty were | = Re sdiiaiinet a) f A havaty. alter Hous noi ue Te: ‘Rirlonae in 1.08, | Bnd it ie more prop. fivde Pakeo'} ey 0 0 4 31 8 2|_ The Hradhurst Seconds would like to i " knagk: of delivering @ knockout such : One mile in 1.68, galloping: } , ,pandiy: § r. trainer, me. wi Seung Arie as |Ceeacents... 0.0 1.0.01 0 0 0-2 6 3 play, out of town hg eo as cannot be gained by practice. Disease sof Men ial bi ang ', he Is In such good form than because | Batieries—May and Steinman; Steiner Iie ietoon to wixteen years Would pre- ‘A year ago Murphy lived at Green- on ABE—Thiree-quarcems he was delighted at the idea of quilting | And Steiner. \Ter double-header with some club. Ad- point, One night he came across the doings He aiiters enter: the ring A good left-lelder, centre-flelder and dress Willis Gillin, No. 119 Edgecombe + faiebot ttyner, Fe) ve-eightha | lop- Manager Al Herford says Gans wilt P Ninety-ninth street ferry and started b ‘ond: by Stricture, Varicocele, \WaNn 1CE, ‘901 re “Ht ing; Wii jeman would like to Join a {avenue : Managers C, W. Porter, of * for the New Polo A. C. at One Hun- n 19, hand- ; 14" £0 to the coast alone, but he will h ine t ven The Carlisle F, C., champions of Cen- i . Blood Poison, th iy eae rere J’ Neumeseer Maineh | contesipioted retinas tees the je Apply ieaoot No. 96) Second tral Park and of Yorkville, defeated the |Splee” and W, C, Cameron, of dred and Twenty-ninth street. It was|vialweakneases jate and he didn't have a nickel, Mur- phy ran and walked all the way and arrived at the hall in @ breathless con- co ‘ore OF 3 to 1, and also {of ltest” are fans, both having played vies Rirean eee handily; | after the Gardner battle, he aad: "He | SY: ed the Alloys. f Byes Noumeyer, trainer, “y red ¥.M. C, A. basedall team ated the Alloys by @ seore of 23 to] professional ball in thelr younger days. act ING—Thres-elehtha . in 0.98 Le soo it 4 ‘Oh a fght with Jimmy Belst, nareeietarday; gept. 3 open, also a tow | They would Ike (o arrange games| The former was famous as @ deliverer Woactunils ing; J. Neume: trainer. eames averaging fourteen to six+ 7 A RAVE melt ' | and we atill hope to wet that fight on.” |dates for Saturdays in Benlember, ‘ years pity nurteen > ue t shine ri! ef “iy . A formed eau "4 hateea a My Har 1214 First avenue, was noted az (he receiving end of a} cha: te trl tt seed f t tartans No, &2 West Fifty-second| ‘The Vigilants won the amateur battery, chance be tried out In one of the Ps , 4 sity, r Alp ot L t) Up in Boston this aummer the ‘Isie}| outs. Johnny Oliver consented, an: bs 4 trom the | dd City, by a a Hi y h 3 ; WESEND. ey th Altboved won an eight Inning game from the ong flan vy & aco! oot fv Guiupe never went down 00 defeat. As young Murphy went on to fight, He A metal chet wi you ‘Tothing* ta lhesad incurable cases i St. Mary's 011000320~7 + if knocked his oppgnent out In a couple was nothing bordering on the fo|Fiatbuan Boys’ Club by the following | St, Man 311450000-1613 9|% Feault of a heated argument the two| of punches. rie eet imenting “hi anand’ Mens Dr, RAL M, MacKeuz to in the workouts this morn- + 02141120 &-110) F + 00201 7 1 Ot} Ro wane oy , ney! A Medital and the track presented a scene of/ Oh, you, “Silk” O'Loughlin! Turner, ot the Clevelands, on account 7 the following line-up: +o Mh Jurgical Offices, oe i 4 would like to play teams av-| The Riverside A. C., of Harlem want % activity during the training} You umpire? well; you can umpire| 0% hie pretty molasses tafty colored oregug twelve to fourteen years ciameg |@ames on home ‘grounds with teams | plile of Spice Son OF Hatt 140 WEST MTH ST., NEW YORK. well, but— . to be played on our grounds, Avenue I averaging 1 Rg for side | Conroy, o. Whitheld, ¢. aon proee ortieth No side bers, [bets of S15 y Wee up to Bas Tahnoon Artur tein Wow a magnate ne [Aittat acicoy air cid “A [Aor Due ah Beg Weinf i, dal I OLD DR. GRINDLE. — | has pure! the controll terest |A47 1 rniety-f0 creek ook. | George Holaton, No, 5 . . Sparen, | The Ameren’ Lene ace te tn | CREE, ER Mtns trek ran Taeiyefouras etree, Breaks | Ceres Potter, su Eranklyn, te 3 Teane 4 Spear 1M easily; William Hurley, trainer. | ojoge; there 9 too much at stake to —-- ‘The Wenons A. A. would like to book Tanthere Heat “Oaks,” Finley, If. Beott, If! Under Dr. Grindle's eclenticie treatment half-mile in 06% have the umpire cut a materia! figure, | Manager McGraw is sald to have hie igen, 4 ‘and § with teams averaging [Oakwood A.C. ....-. $9907000 0-18 | Norton, cf. Daly, cf. x Se E0S"ex mers trainer, cagie eve on Tom Delehanty, Seattle's \seventean to eighteen years for side bit. | Panther A.C, ..17032005 —18 | Phelan, Blind more icky, Move cag dnd on rf. Alllson, rt. Brace iatieries for winners: Murphy and} Mascots: Willle Tilden, Bebe Rey- je terma than by any other ajvert! OLE—A half-mile in How say you, Ban? scrappy third baseman. The New Game to be plaved on ovr grounds il irvine, Chalounka and Prterick. nold: 0.61, , A. Carter, trainer The nity of your position must | york man ¥ Bi to's Point, Bronx, We allow full ager would give him a posi-|Barrotto's Point, Bronx, We allow full ‘ DIXON—Four furlongs ip 0.53, ! he conserved, and dictation from any| tion on his team right now, but Dele- rom 9 maatnn, Rg - By Le kaon adrenal one club ia not to be tolerated, but {f|hanty can't get away from Park P ‘reeks Skin thy A Saad TTIE DAY—Four furlongs in 062.) 1.0: ciud's cause is fust and can be #| Wilson, At the right time McGraw ! i javms serigture Inge i iy antipo—reu Pshsvsah in 0.61, proved? will probably fle « claim for him. fee as ee A oun Br ep te ‘ot t the same, da (THAT every smoker ma cigars mas. ! better by 30 to 50 bem i for his NEW YORK'S MASTER SPECIALIST. i ; 8, Doggett, traine: ‘The question may be left to the} Pitcher Olmstead, of the Columbus | which he jee Jains) oe a, Cures qui money—that he may find his cigars always ERYOUS DEBILITY casas ix furlongs In 1.22, breesing; W. eoeosd Beith trainer, 4 Jack Powell wears a shirt that Is Noni Ist ‘our furtongs in 061,{ different {rom his mates, There is no R, Miller, trainer. LADIATOR™ Four furion, in O51, tk “lplue collar on the white, nor no letters ' q handily; R. Miller trainer. on it en the order was given they }PATAGOS HAN Bix furlongs in 1.26, | could not bulld a blouse big enough for meena. W Smith, traines the pitcher. longs in 0.51, eas. Whatever may be aald of O'Loughlin, | ; F. Burlew, trainer, eas-|there certainly is no fault to be og y with hia voice. His decisions might be heart 010, han-| veard across the Hudson, He has a of waving his arma after calling balis and strikes SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 9%.—That “That's a block to keep off the | Kid McCoy Intends to live in Ban Pran- THYMEE—Seven furlongs in 1.36,|CTOW4.” remarked one observant and (cisco some length nf time Is evidenc ced | ib. trainer. knowing fea, by the fact that he and his wife hare! They were handing out compliments ‘left the Palace Hotel and rented fvr- in the dressing-room. McGuire de- | nished apartments on Page street that he wae the handsomes' ‘The Balt Lal Chy club sent MeCoy ner. ture KIO man on the team a telegram recently asking him it he loping: T. Welsh, | Sty °P fad ‘x tace ike yours.” said | would box Jim Williams, who is now a a oe witflongs in| Keeler, "Td nail a board over it | we mber cZ the police foree there, on el Tri ME | Champ Onteen, Sent pate =A half-mile in 0.67, gallop-| American League President, at that. | American Association baseball club, no other saver Ade wo @ days by my own famou Doc Johnstone, trainer, = has been purchased by the D—One mile in’ 1.46. galloping; 8.] And thousands of loverg of the 94-| American League Club, Pitcher ean Wroreray faim HOURS, ethod. of the same good quality—that he get them STRICTORE curt tm B to tare in the natural condition in which they left mamas sre | ‘ Billings, trainer. tional sport await an answer, ger ith esa sacs the Columbur Club ua cure. the factory — These are the three points PROSTATIC t.permancntiy evre Any CASE In 6 to devs, around which we are building the largest TROUBLES "2 ater new, cbroale retail cigar business in the world. . 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