The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1905, Page 10

AS GOOD « NOUGH ‘the motor-car racing be- Ormond Beach, The pre- ry practice has cost two w many ‘others may be smufted flame of a candle only the it can tell, There {9 never le = al fphu racing that ‘Bure of safety, A loosen: n the framework of Plunge into a soft apot ‘over which the (rly. fantlc maohinas at ‘speed, the twvistt under the terrific pres: jotive power—any of ther re of others, may caua Ny owittly. ach it travols eae Brooklyn, @ qu ur- “toe wou from his nish shell. Hrs end- pre sudden than that of jo is in & racing maohine veiling at such speed gee at Ormond Beach. KHIR'S death has been by the racing experts ‘Ames, A few months who knows as much as any man in the: me: ly be killed by nis lutely reckless, He ing, and he will take any chance on earth to knock @ his driving time.” ‘Dilt. Cup race, held on Frank Croker gave an ‘the kind of rashness that his death, ng machine was over the el ult Fequired by the conditions to Hgbten it, caused hundreds he bored in Its steel frame- |* ‘the ‘race started It was his machine was merely & len, ‘The weight of the ma- jused the weakened frame to { more, until when he y bed of the auto, was only from the sround) Had any happened to strike the roal- @ rut the machine must have i ed, just as it was in Flor- ay when it lost a tire, Crokér ai @ been billed then instead of ths later, gportion of fatalities in the wito-rucing game 1s far greater in in any other sport. That it Is a new game, but hardly pcesible, Racing ma- ing, Without steel rails to me railroad engines have, Breater speed than any toco- gan touch, will never be safe the drivers or for the sveo- ; great Proportion of boxers Por maimed the Ai would d me world over with an ure in’ lefense of ing gaine that the * own lives and have fen bie, pone het, either tators re} hi raking their ‘at a Altomobilce a mila in : fom mere ime this rhirty- ahconal ie “meni wil be shelved with the and the North Pole expedition Jimmy Britt the pride of tho! nelight? ie James again in a new role, ing Coffroth, manager of the | te Club, in which he has done) AE his Mehting, for heavy dam- Himmy te also suing Mdtie ey, former referee, And all be- p Gottroth and Graney have in advertising a 1 aenity . is alleged to hayo| pred pale are pangful than a he tf Mince! Nei James ia you know, To fon is fale, tho sapien to fight Jabe, u. lives In the} used | dward Britt ap: | WEIGHTS FOR | BRIGHTON Ol OUT. | “SPORTS EDITED BY Sci NU SST Salta en ae THE GIMLET Svuswiy THe “t DousBLe? DUKE le Down SHooT, fAUTO RAGES 6 RAGE BEGIN TO-DAY. ! eaererermor “The SHIFT, AERIAL HOP AND INCISOR SOAXUS TE EAcr HAND BIFF, n DAES y Ky ° ‘ \ SIS “ BOOS ’ ‘ oleteleteleleloleteletteleieteietetoials BUFFALO BOWLERS WON BOTH THEIR GAMES They Have Easy Time in Beating the Anhue Five and Nyack Team, Defeating Each Club by Nearly 100 Pins, roled in the) Breslin, 171; Horstman, 149; ‘The final series wan, ( Connoll a el Diehl, 129; total, 167; Met New York Leage at Amann & Triess's * lleva last night, ‘This closed «he tour-| jor, Mutual 2 on OTs Kelly, nament so far as the regular series is Herts Sorat 5 concerned, but there are several poat- Khir Fea 7} rey fe Be bINo, 2 poned games yet to be rolled. One of Rlehner, i Bedell, “iat; rat py these will be rolled to-night, when tha) Mutual No, 2—Beyer, 117; Ailrigh, 101} Ko Ko, Bteckler and Casino Ses meet. This game was postponed early in the meagon. In the series jast night the crack Buffalo quint had ilttle or no trouble in winning both games, The first was Manning: $1) Tuohy, 107) Team 16 Wins Two Close Games. (On hier's Palace Alleys.) FIRST GAME—Team 9—West, 154; Lichtenwald, 196; ‘Sanator, 153; total, . Year Meyer, Til} Breninger, with the Arthur five, whom they de-| 122; Jones, tf ie feated by almost a ‘hundred ping. Thetr SECOND GAME tTeim 16-C, MeCor- mack, 197; W, Norris, 174; T, MoCor- victory In the next game was an easy winning over the Nyack team, with a margin of over @ hundred pins, mack, 161; total, 6%, ‘Team 1i—Meyor, Ws Breninger, 1 i 33; Jones, 215; total, dividual bowling was HIRD GAME—Team Pee at te ‘yutrasoes, in the first | mack, 178; W. Norris, 142; 'T, MeCor- Kame Barnett put up the fine tally o1| mack, 213; Lota! 633, Team 9~West, 27, while Guth had 213 and Westrioa Bs Hishten es, ‘dd, 168; Sanator, 192} Commercial B, L. Tournament, resto, leecker and Mohawk The Pre Bleecke: M (On Fair Bowling Alleys.) ayn finished in this order In the rolll- Mt for second, third and fourth ines FIRST GAME—Standand — inthe Columbla Teague last night the | Brnieh one Mulford, Wat fale” 164 games were rolled on Thum & anes Kinnpell, 137; Lehnert, 184; total, 700. dorft's alleys, American Can Co.—Patenden, 154; Re 163; Cham) y, 200; Dusen 153; Starr, it tal, 838, otal, 838, SECOND GAME—Hackett, Carhart & Co.—Shaper, 173; Hayes, 188; Turling- ton, 107; Hackett, 181; Taylor, 207; t tal, 86, American Can Com Ewttane den, 186; Maihler, 147; Dusenberry, New York | League. (At Amann & Triess's Alleys.) FIRST GAME-Buffalo—Barnett, 27; Westrich, 28; Renech, 139; Engelhart, 42; Guth, 2 r Noone, 108: Leimbach Miller, Wagner, 147; ‘Holle, 187; total, 870. SECOND GAME—Arthur—Noone 149; Shaper, 154; Hayes, Trelmbach iss” Miller, 177; Hackett, 202; Tayo 162; Hulle, 21; total, $50. Nyack"! standard Oil No, TSmlue: see Me: Gregory’ 12: Mare all 18; Brownell,| ford, 120; Inelee, Ktimpeli, 154 ouchard, *Plate, 82; total, hs I Hy sBowien hve tramen, Schnert, 230; total, 90) THIRD GAME—Nyack—Gregory, 10%; Marshall, 142; Brownell, 116; Bouchard, 23; Plate, 145; total, 771, Burfalo— Barneti, 178; Westrich, 198; Rensch, 130; Engelhart, 200; Guth, 190; total, 696, Regulars Defeated Yar (On Pientng's Alleys.) Bowling Games To-Night, Ameri Kikekenvckert att Dhant alleys, ita, Roseville, Union, um's Wilte Ble: Tourney—Broadway, Buffaio; at Schwartje a at Thy Cole ‘Arps's Tarney—Mimon, Woodland, Immer Lustig; at Beyer's’ alleya. Manhattan Borough—Cable, Palisade, Reform; at Wuehrmann & peer The ng Bowling Club are open to baw! any other photo engraving iu ¢ in New York City. Address all coin- runlcationa to Mr. H. Ty Boewlger, C tain P, P, Eng Bowllng Civ, ox York League— ry at Amann & Tri Jeae Broadway, elty, | lnterciub Leagne—Wemt Side B,C, at Big i raat NS ", Gtk ¥ | Geledoninn Club; Catholte Club, at New (At {2 Fulton street.) | Riversid FIRST, GAME-Third Class—Peareall, | Q¢ehrds M6: Zinek, 135; Fowler, Adams, | “Brooklyn R. A, League—Emplre State, Yi otal. fat, Peargall,, 120) | tpbe,| Willlamaburg, Fort Greene; at Gotham | le 18; Zinek! M7; Fowler, 14; OND GAMB—Adams, lid: Libbey, | Alleys by thas 1M F Brooklyn R. A, Minor League—Adiron- | ela Mata, a dack, High Ground, be Wht Clinton; Fowler, 117; total, 480 ") Commonwealth, Burnside, Brookty'n} | rite GAME—Pearsall 119: Adams, | Osceola, Peerless, Vigilanta; at Superba | | Mis Binek.120: Libbey, 96: total, 69, [Ae a ise Gelaal ewellers’ League ne pucal Co, Gas League Tournament, ys, Atkin-Lambert Co; at Universal Ne England, before the Yovemite uttered also gy McCor- i FITZ AND O'BRIEN TO MEET AT LAST: Rounds and the Phil This Time the Journey Will Be for Twenty adelphian Will Need All His Speed to Down the Old Fox. BY ROBERT EDGREN. It begins to appear likely that the double-barrelled championship battle between Bob Fitzsimmons and Philadelphia Jack O’Brien will come off after all. ‘The money being posted to-day, nothing remains but to arrange the minor details of the fight for the middle-wolght and light-heavyweight titles and choose the battleground, Treat for Spectators. It ian't often that fight followers have a chance to see two men fight for championships of two classes in the game ring at the same time, Fitz and O'Brien fought once before, in Philadelphia last July, Fitz didn’t rain a day for that fight. for he made the mistake of underestimating O'Brien's cleverness and fighting abil- ity, He went into the ring out of condition, and It took him three rounds to wet Into a fighting humor. During the first three rounds O'Brien punched Fitz ae fast as he vould let the blows go. He landed every known blow —all of the fifty-seven varieties—and a few new ones that he made up espe- clally for the occasion, During that three rounds O'Brien looked like the fastest and cleverest boxer that ever danced about a padded ring, He started the ball rolling by landing a fierce hook fainmoamd Fitz simmons's chin, With a Jim Jeffords that punch would have been a knockout, But Fitz can take it. He staggered a little, grinned, and came back for more, He got more—more aplenty, There was hardly a spot above the belt on Fitz- simmons’s anatomy that didn't stop one or two of O'Brien's jabs or hooks, Old Fox Woke Up, Then In the fourth round the old fox of the ring began sending In deliberate rights and lefts that nearly lifted Phil- *Esperance Wreath of Iv Mathtide . Bride. Mrs, Frank’ Poa or Maenolln SECOND RACE— Prince, REGULARS. Side Natéonal—B, 8. M, North Name ‘a York, Unexpected; at Bchult's tT 144 3 ime League—Royal Hell Gate, Hf 183) Young, Men, Columbia of Whitestone; NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. 23 4 nner en's alleys, MB) New. York Shovel ‘Arvamiste: First Sec-| NEW ORLEANS, Jan, %4,—OMlclal 130 bral) Citizen, Standant, Second | entries for tu«morrow's haces are u6 ar Rection-—Sunurtan No. 2, Untied States | follows. 2, Macligon juare; at Y Mi Hem 0 ile wiley, at Bamuels' soi RST RACE—Five and one-halt furio . nights of Columbue League—Vara WO Melita. +100 it? UM) cruz, danta, Maria, De Soto at Thum | 08° Hones 105, 1M “js | & Lehrbach’s ‘alleys, 837 Dainy Green’, +105 1S | ineurice League—Mutual Re- ‘ sane yey in is wuitable; at ‘Thum's White Bicre evy Redman Ahunada Viperine Mrs. Hob. Saldin Matodor R —Onw nitle and (hirteen-alx- sellin toon ha, Qu’ Sanetl "Sat eo ststnot Conundrum + Hen Shark shop Poole Ie of Tortlant” tant in woo 2? rank Kennew 107 FOURTH, RACE—Rosebud Stakes; three (On Monarch Palace Alleys.) alleys, FIRST GAME—Northern Union—Bres-| Long Isiand Navy League—Bergen | I, 198; "Horstman, 166; Connolly, 193;| Beach Y, C. vs, Canarsle, Williamsburg NeCormic, 177; Dighl, 188; total, 7u.| va. Borgen Hench YO. Jamalen Bay Cons, Gas Br. 6, No, 2--Moore, ve, Willlamsburg; at Universal alleys. Arvith, 30, Morton, 143; Kleimer, 134)| 1B. . franklin League--Standard Union, Bedell, 1.0, total, 677 J. tevne Bartlett; at Grand Central GECOND GAMB—Northern Union—| alies? adelphia Jack from his feet, Every punch shook O'Brien, and he suddenly became wary. Fits chased him, tear- Ing into the solar plexus, A clip on the chin in the sixth round, alded by a couple of hard wallops in the body, made O'Brien stagwer like @ collector of higi alls. Once he went down, but rou6 again In time, As Fitz scuffied in Once more with a grin the bell nang. it wae a lucky ring for Jack, and it was doubly lucky forith¢yeason that It came nearly half a mifmute before the right- fu} end of the round, The timekeeper pulled the cord ‘o save O'Brien from a knockout, That is the way the last battle went. ‘This one that {s coming may be fought in an entirely different manner. In the first place It will be for twenty rounds instead of six, and O'Brien will not be in 60 much of a hurry, He will be nore willing to stand off and jab unul Ae Rots a good opening. But the twenty- Fround Kaine is a gooil one for Fitzsimmons, too. He can tight fast In a six-round bout, but It ‘always fakes him about three rounds to yet Warmed up. It did jn the Ruhlin fight, in the Corbett battle at Carson and In the more recent fight with Gardner in | San Francisco, But after two or three rounds, when Fitz gets imbered up, it takes a Jeff. Mes at least to argue with hin. O'Brien's only chance will He tn his speod, and if Fitzsimmons Is still the Fitz who hammered Jeffries to a pulp in San Francisco before being knocked out, It will take even more speed than O'Brien possesses to overcome his cun- ning and punching power, ee ee eee) 205 (335) Hostility (285) *Proveus —— Hertha 838 Momo 4h) Live Graes Lad, | @ n MeGinn!ae. aia? *Verdant ... *Morria and Walden ent FIFTH RACE--One m 00 Kickshaw 410 Kathe Powers. 476 Old Bone No Trumpor Dan MeKenna .... BINH RACE —One mile and an ality elahth; Firat Ope 3 Lite Boy Kay Cha atte |BANTAMS TO FIGHT FOR $500, | Kid Murphy, the fast bantam-weight fighter of this city, and Jimmy Murray, | the champion bantam-welght of Vir- ginia, have been matched to try con- clusions In a twenty-round bout before jthe Knickerbocker A, C., of Baltirsore, in two weeks for a side bet of $600 and the entire gate receipts. Johny Torrio ia furnishing the money for Murphy, while a select party of sporting men and a halt furlons; two-year-olds; $1,000 added. W056 Wauataft ~~... = Ae of Washington is putting up the mo; too. Musame MLAs oc ald HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES. (Bpeclal to ‘The Evening World.) ESSEX PARK, HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Jan, 4—The entries for to-morrow's hy Hetlo Join Fe Kirby BECOND RACH—For two-; ae aAdt mal- denn; threo ail $31 Booox t Spring tining-sdahot Gray): U8 THIRD RACE—Five and a half furlongs; ovlling, Lady Carlin , Dromo .. bi yi ely tees jeACE One’ mile and twenty OAKLAND ENTRIES, OAKLAND RACH TRACK, Jan, 4.— The entries for to- sMmorrow's races are as follows: FIRST RACE: Ban Jon tprotita i BROOND MHA Gib Puluniy course; Instrument i 1 Sol Llentenateln on "Dor ‘Pleas Hulford ee Wayne's... THIRD TAG Pive. furlon Dow trick e shan Albert Fir FOURTH RACB. handienp, Vetorano Bullcho ... R. Conde Ned Grose ure | Barrack Mile and Motreiin Major Teni *hoad Was Franelble Herd Burns eynvil nelnnatue Farnum nitty RACE—M! and DEERFOOTS WIN AT HOCKEY. In @ clonely contested hookey game at the Clermont Avenue Rink yesterday the pea aetlotic Club team sdtaneen inal eine Club. Avs alt, With am eal. ih Deset ta ;| ever backed an O'Brien in a prize fight, BULLETS END PRIZE FIGHT Three hundred sports who attended a prize-fight at Fort Lee last night got Into a mix-up when the sixth and last round failed to result in a knock-out, and there was'a fight, In which pistols were drawn and about fifteen shots fired. No one was struck by the bul- lets, but half a dozen men were 80 badly beaten that they had to be car- tled away by thelr friends, The police didn’t put In an appearance, The principals in the fight were Eddie Kain, of Brooklyn, and Jimmy O'Brien, of Manhattan. It was ‘a grudge fight, with @ purse on the side, Behind Kain were three seconds who had no more use for the three seconds behind O'Brien \_ than Kain had for his opponent. Under | the rules of grudge fights the affalr was to have been wnilimited and not until | Kain or O'Brien bit the dust was it to have been considered ended, Would Not Fight to Finish. At least 500 sports from this city were expected at the ring aide, but only 30 showed up, This wasn't considered a lucrative enough crowd to warrant @ finish fight, so when the sports de- clined to dig for an extra contribution the principals announced that they would fight but six rounds, They prom- {sed, however, to do their best to finish the fight in that time, And they did, One McDonald refereed the fight. Tho boys went at each other hammer. and tongs, and both were bleeding at the end of the first round, When the fifth round was reached both fighters were pretty well exhausted, but game. They hammered each other around the ring, and when the bell rang their seconds had to drag them apart. When the sixth and last round bagan the specta- ters were on tiptoos, Each fighter tried for a knockout, but each finished on his feet and was taken back to his corner, Then they sat and glared at each otiter, fina)ly Kaln remarked that he could lick any O'Brien that ever came out of Treland and Kain's seconds said audibly that they could lick any seconds that Seconds Began Combat, O'Brien leaped to his feet and rushing jaw. His seconds followed and begun jumbasting Main's seconds, ‘he sain outfit fought back viciously, and us they swung around and around tae ring spectators, Who Were purtisdas vewan lv lune a Hund in tue themselves, tne matter, In less than two minutes the entire three hundred were engaged in a val Men were Kiveked Gown and on, ue royal, trample One Init WHO Was ON Lio floor, velng ‘ReNuy Kiekcd In the New, lost patience, und DU UL A Kull red two shots, ‘They didn’t hit a bug but the dct sev in action ev man in the place \ othere werg a loc of men with guns, and they fired them indiscriminately, Lt isn’t clear why nobody was hilt, \ Vhen the gun play got veal active the referee who i somewhat of a strategist police, and there was a general scatters ing of the combatants, As a matter of faces, there wits no devasion for excites iment over a ery for police, becvuse I Lee priaesfignts ave immune sich jifiletion, cry served to brett | uf the fight, hov Y, and w tiln ve tee there wasn't a man in sight ihe ight. took place in it bath where | many similar fights have been held. —{— KELLY BEATS LAVIN. (Special to The Evening World) BUFFALO, Jan. 4.—Eddle Kelly and Patty Lavin, two local feather-w Aghts, | fought twelve rounds before the 'Frisco A.C, last night, and ame won the de- acrogs the ring planted one on Kain'g|° re] RACING JUDGES REAPPOINTED Jockey Club Stewards at Their Meeting To-Day Select Clar- ence McDowell and C. H, Fet- tengill to Serve Again. elim Clarence McDowell and C. H. Pettone ill have been re-appointed judgew for 19 on courses under the juriadiétion of the Jockey Club, The stewards made these appointments at their meet~ ing to-day, Horse owners, trainers and racing men generglly were disappointed tq-day to learn that the Jockey Club Stewards at thelr moeting yesterday had failed to announce the racing dates for the coming season, The cause of the,fall- ure was not made publi The only thing of importance done at the meeting was the appointment of some of the track officials, W, 8. Vosburgh was reappointed the handicapper, Mars Cassidy starter, H. G, Crickmore clerk of the sbales, J, L. Hall paddock and patrol judge, H. W. Homan starting judge and W. H. Bare retto timer, Joe Murphy, who !s now presiding steward at the Hot Springs meeting, was mentioned as one of the men'who might take the place of one of the Judges, per PANAMA PARK OPENS FEB, 4. NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 24.—It has been ofictaily announoed by the New Or leans Jockey Club that the gates of the now race-track ‘here mca pal opened and racing will de; The meeting will run in. scapes 4 ue one of the Crescent Cit} bi I Cure Men My painless method for. the ADD pat vakicod aH Oy Me ot He on |e remarkable, inasmuch ag it superior advan the Gal ‘ Sialty (Of treating eases of men, conf! ny efforts to perteat~ ing complet’ cures in the moat, oom. 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