The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1905, Page 6

Dds spayccs naw Reina SANG EDITED BY. SLOAN FALLS TO HOW OLD FORM. | bo thee ol ail DIAGRAM SHOWING HOW AMES Coulo imonove: HIS "STAM BALL" BY MAMING. (T TURN AND GOME BACK. S Ceci oo TEED. Pre oe ti a 3 ee a a. ee 4 ‘ a md oom ' SCHEMTIFIC BIRDSEVYE Weiw oF raat ais CHES BROS VEW ae mate" Cadet Tipton, the football player of ‘Weat ‘Point, “TE will nidet oon- descendiiigiy allow You to lite,” sald fHe jl flusuist, “yet Mt Y Honorably tle you into fiamy avd mest Suriivs i: #0 that aft can Py haw mikttity 1s bad. Bannat!! OD Having “Ban: mailed,” the jitt jitet his etbows, curved his fn Pat fa pug ae pat veel twat football: pldyet" around Where His [itty Aner d Ve But the football payer was jh Bede srripil lea dait- thief chtefutly dirs | oy coured on tlie gridiron, 80 ply foFmed a ond-man fying it the bonebrenRer with a as PElb ane weit own: tM: Note for wat at A BOOMERANG BALL , CROSSING THE PLATE QN1TS RETURN TRIP, WaULD Puaake THe BAT TEMS. AMEY HAS THE Bm ut AYPNOTIRED: PIT TIES LATEST; OF FOOLS THE BAT TE AVERY TIME. 54 MEN IN SKIRTS [QUAKERS DONT. LOSE TO GIRLS) WANT TOURNEY Pins and buttons, he, he, be, (Goecia! Stockings, garters, whee, whee, whee.| MILWAUKEE, Wis. Ribbons, braids and corkatréw curls, | méeting of the American We are the terrible hockey girlars | greed today the question of Deitterat ! 11! the next ene gad to Pil The St. Nicholas rink rang with (nat! wae recometer ow eppenre cry to-day When the Spiders, a team) Mf. Wartmed, of Philadedphia, fe bs i men, were bait gg DY} for the congress eithot eonsutting t ters, seven utidal young! Prasadel bowting delogacton, ladies who we hookey with @ dash} that alge Jagt doctdes that would grake fire in the veins Of) qunker City could nos tT Shey an sated ootagenarien, ‘Phe question waa “ coum the Gpiders were not ol! oauy, the Phibidelohle gen lowed the handican of dante over petl-| snus wan New York out @ wit De coats, and pulled up ott thele hulok-| roseinte to make @ euccaip OF Wa eae erbockere and sackines pos, fewing| [iy mane ets. Tow 9 whisper: eq SLOAN FAILS T0 SHOW AIS OLD-TIME SKILL Once Crack: Jockay Puts Up Such a Poor Ride that Hie Employee Is Asked to Have Hirt Practise More, the ast iene, ones tr at font ran om i ‘Bat tiaeer haa eae Ns inakf, rd on n's qurder: a Hot die Lor smooMy ; wad faite n due day recovéry Wis Slow p RoW rumoréd that introduced i Jagan, ae montiér art, is n'a. public eee yt ar it. will Gd @ Rentle éxerdiad: for the ped re, of the land. OB OAN fight Willie tewty 4 PITCHER AMES, THe JOKMUA OF BASEBALL. UPPERCUTS IN M, IN MANY RINGS Martin Dutty and Diek Pigpeirick Fight Fight Fifteen Fast Rounds to a Draw-—Baldwin and Donahue Put Up a Lively Bout—Fighters Meet In Other Rings and Swap Blows for a Decision. rear eS a ay Boar Jeltords Made Made nei Wins A Poor Showing." bom “Bd” Smith, (Bvectal to The peppy mite World.) PHILADELPHIA, Feb, MLA?! conseigy to The Brenine Word.) im to The Eventne (Gpeptal to Pla Evening World.) > Mich. Feb, ‘Mars ti, and Mek Fitspatrick, both of Chicago, fought fifteen rounds to # draw Hare teat nigtt before td Kala BO | mason Athistid Club. ‘The wien Fk In at M6 he wie at oondi y by ri Heading, playitie for the While Fitspatrick landed on atomach and wind, In the fifth round nmduth Park, when Johony Campbell. akirts, ‘The mtn also, It finglly lett open und &: Wore #ays, a8 a further guarantee " Kt ie probawlé that Prlede(ghme tor! As for thelr ft es they the nt Will keep thé eneet, bist! y’ four monthe before vie ae ‘Wars Well Gadbbd Spiders, {he Quaker# show that By Bade Ais earn of rig make a saccess of Ki dre Wad Het on6 of theth who woulg |omtulttce of A. B.C. will honee not Have worn ihat He tad obt legs othe ye beating): Abe g “ater a feather te seemed on th short tite | o) | d0e Watuelt thd t6 ie Wain | eae Wubi ef" time every spring the ‘Pitchers announce their ein. pitching the p weCTNS F Stddtn aon, fe and HY: back into the | } xt wads fy Wellaville, N.Y, pat iid ee jt a the the oe t MATHUWSON Reid Best ete} alt agg llt find rudior 18 boom devel- ie oe ith bis Bal, no rect ait Hike Bia vate He phils "a id dagely ws ise to be expir with @ “jog” Lae ie the ephete with cei he fi a will: th LA fol te lay the i aici ed OF thee diferent wave aetanmed good fight proe rammene eg ye tah eliphe Bates ary irded to bt dict The main vent, of BY BOZEMAN (. BULGER. Herons wha onietive, Soa Medien, *lmmaiumee of the disnite, and 1% Smathers, the Gindlis fpderticse max, Walllite avétind thd craoia together ane Hot aware of thie fadt that at ome tine ‘MoGra@'s amitelr Baséball oust wee {he cause of Bmaifiers eotnm fay. tirellee | oo 0) Yong: ‘ago that politeness forbids tie ‘tng: oF dxtes, and MeGraw, who was then poventesn years old, wha the herd of (Hie towb, He Wad captafil, manager, ower and stat player on the town teat, and great Mvalry had. aprung tip wetwoun Ini ctuly arid Ghibaws of the sue roundifige burgs. Abett this thé i, ff, Stathers, Who fas then ad proitiinr {he young Mat of apdtting inclination, stiowed tip and bégan hetting on the * | gasiiea, MeOraw Wad succedstul, and) Smathers duking (he seagdn hed ac- oumilated domething Mike £600. Héing 4 Hatural pliviger, Smathers ae ded to mate a Rifting of tho Fourth ‘of July gattié aid bet Ke entire 4600, very cent he possessed, on tite Watt ville team, An jmmenae crowd was out to see thé faihe, Afid thé YO6térs, accompatled by thelr bloeded dogs and other pots, crowded along fie sett and right Nold fowl ines, In the ninth ining the score Waa tied and two fen ware out tor the opposition team. Then an op- posing Waiter cracked a neat sitate o (rd, Th fielder stabted after the ball, eling that his club was in no danger, When suddenly: & ite fox terrier fumped from thé de of his master the }ana rin fob the ball which was yolling | fear ttt, moe mr ih 8 tee hot pursi ind the {| runner hud scored Ha the gume was Ys eagaeaand went broke play, iq fir ie gaplene , Yéoterday eae Wolo Nuh en ene’ "ein but He. ae, peyee ly and 8 med (0 tiaye nade tights and léte haere ye bd advantage of hip eppenent py very tired, but otherwise eee see! Baldwin Draws With Donahue __ 1 to THE Bvening LY DENCH, Feb, %.—Mattte Bald. Witt aid Hid Donahtic went tén rounds the: sx} } B Se are ah A a E.E. Smathers Once Went Broke on McGraw's Nine weti: but fotwlinstanding his luck h ik mney et on ey era ” 6 Lenhart Yaen, This rahe: me of the story told on Arile Latham when it became neces- Bt ie use & can opener fe a tte burs. Ja one corned pg 4 ol hand hee sit ceed ake any luttches, One of i i can, wag sitting wy Hight agiinet the fence, i Latham came to the tat, and atter two swings laced ott a long drive ip the Mrection of tH® oltHowse, Tid ball struck the tomato cam eqdarély on ton, and the force of the rap drove tte. four pointed corners of the ean tep {n+ bide, carrying the ball with thém, The Gelder ran for the tall, but, try as he Would, he could not pull it from oan, In desperation he ject ene g to the infield. and the second baseme; ofaged Latham al! around the diamond trying to touch him with the cin, The umptre decided that to put Latham out It would be necokwary 06 Prooute a dan ner, Bo vhat Tre ne battee ME OMS AO Coached WANTS TO AACE YALE YACHTS| tnt NEW HAVEN, Gotin, Fob, 22.1 ‘thomas, of New Fork, of oe ant Hy My hao béBn djecttd comindtome of the peg A chaifenge tc Havask eo at op unt elias rea ett rae th wt Yo @trange for thé 1 Ps 128+ SiR SQUADRON A DEFEATED, Bqutidton A's hockay bs tropnided by the seven. tepetent Biventis Rodimont i lie learn to @ draw at Rocky Potnt las Bajdwin appeared anxious tp lead and last nitght, the. firdt five rowtdd he used thitig’ tactics, white his bigger op- nentswith the longeér reach stood off ite lett, occasionally fh WhirJ- ya ia Bea to tepeat He sev ich int atone. UA wr in the succeeding rounds: CRESCENT CITY CARD. tg The oer te World.) RACH TRACK, AW, Lai, Web. 2.4-Me en- soared rhode ‘ard as fol- Temple, the “Black Demon,” sel ri da! whe at ane tine Bh te tenutond toward gs hi shia ‘orm, went through x rou at e ibetian A, C. leat might, deffordts, IR aod far wes efrald of hid eee ot ted This er wut Looked Like:a Fixed Affair (Spectat to ‘The Bvenine World.) BALTIMORE, Feb. 2%.—The contest fot the champlonship of Maryiind and the South, between Jt Fatfes ara Bemy Franklyn, proved a groat dis- appointment, The bout was before the Monvateft Glut, and Farren bad evety- thing his own way. From all appear ed, @ the bout pri a Haile Blenty rig a} CITY PARK ENTRIES, i (fpecia, to Phe Evening World.) CITY PARK, New Orleang, Fats 2.~ ite qmiti¢s, for to-ndtrow are as fol< %, RACH-Bix, and a naif Ration earl jer Goudie Padre. Woodelatin’ Sand Bath | Herman Doyi: Judge Traynor Ascot elle Fo Armetron; *Prince Glean Carew THIRD RACE—Mile al \t Judge Sautley ie itn Harry Stephens FOURTH Rave *Alitagone ‘June Colina Six furlon; | Demurrer | SIXTH RACH Omealea Annora J Hell Indian Rightful vse Evanklil io. Low Cut El Ghor *Apprentice allowance, —$—— KING BUYS A ’CHASER, son. ene el 28, King wer Lead Abi aretale ihe One mile; selling. ii, haw now vareneled jatonal De Ce toe Bt Liverpool apring atices, the two boys had matters ar-, yoo | CAMP meeting, sie, in Ye for two weeks ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. %—Jack Blackburn, of PMiadelphts, got the de- claion over “Ed'' Smith, of Baltimore, Keystone Athlete Club, Biackfurn had the advantage throughout, all Aorith sent in some ik A. preliminaries ‘ ao eo Locke and and Allen Box Six Fast x Past Rounds, (Bpectet i ae Beni Brenig Worid.) PHILADELPHIA, Feb. brit ef Locke and Johnie Alen, of Fennsylvania, went through #& peti ling rounds at thé Kebéligton A. C. igtity t ihe Pi ip Ae ¢ better “boy fn in the early rounds, ke way net be den! ani wan entitled to an even break, HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES, —ee s The Dvaning Work HoT FP INGS. Sth Fes ‘0a unteles tar to-morrow eure aq Col lowe} FIRST RACE—Iive and poe-halt Cuploneei, selling: *Furregut Maid Annisquam oe *Dixon'a Text Vonketel . SECOND RACE—Three-quatt ine Major Daniels. 1, Zamuelson, stribes Rly. Mosre *Cormet Quian Ba; ait eae * Apprentice allowance, WASHINGTONS STRONGER, WASHINGTON, + ington, Baseball Club to-day tho sale of Second Basemun Barry Me- the Wash- | ‘orniick and Centreflelder O'Neill to the | {) Ilwaukeé lub, ulin, of the Phila- alone Athletics, haé been bought out- IRB fo play evo welaman, ehughndany” and Congalton will make iy wan Aaa jutfeld, with ele will be "Rbatell at Mic In & termround bout last olght at the| fen "dell ihatead ¢ two, even when they zy cauet folds of their nlciets eeeme oy o1 wis elinging gure [oe ti the raiment an with the following seven Beedle ttn Florence Silvetman Gunther, Capt Oover te Azalia Adams, SR Loretta, Con " Referee, Franklyn Woodruff, Why bill ee, Wae alee Off, mone Ot te inet ees wenn | mg tcheethe dule ee | nai hs ruled, off say is rul~ and the refetee compl Bi by imiting the eres sion of é@motion to Cats sala dams put the ee sy ne we it ee thre Le a eh Brie nee if ‘ange & i ck ig Five ar wr "ea oe tat foul, ean iy he Bie kat UM, He. mont Patty ae Sar ak tees att Drifters Soan Ahead, who could sti 4 wi to as for tase taestel Hieate, and lo sar ait ee an Md wr G4 \ fers bbong, thew bandioep creased, ligt two more als were m phat ll the evening up the Bore th fF cong rag! tne gallery kes, at Whee, whos, ties? othe. snare te the Petals Aa B Apalia Pei ele ome te no ioe tet ile thelr v! Baijont t raat It sa ieobene hat the wi i goal Was njade five been ruled off for eee a fd the wo ra Ng io tire were Wound wp in a, longo stay hire s, penalty for defeat the Spiders fied to adjoin to Heal Wei" ROEM pcaad Yor thee tair oe eek Ey completed | dlogd to i ino i NOULN, ne i pa a a ay eae ar any ee ure | Ph a, i ft rc sed fra A Rune no) yas te was taka: 19 dieloek thie, mara! iu hie Arie eames; Vart-MoGulre, Chtoago, a Pas KH LCE i i No Oi Chie 4 , Chicago, 27 tar’, ent £m sh Cre: Feacents, 0 Toles a ala aKa Bt nig, Chicago, 519; foaes: 8, United Bowling Clubs (Second sees om iF I ME—Sticl ede St tern, 140; Pata, 202) total, 796. Nowadentech | vantfod ine | ih, ‘La bilaine,! {THIRD GAME ae 1 y i Petes, ; Wentworth, Comimercles Maiaf bein (Mat Bowling Al Gade Sian ard ‘ ake A au fy ta ‘eta a 8 rae Gat oon i 168; Newkirk, 166; tofal, 102; Kraus, 18; Fauser, 1 Rellance Club. FIRST. GAME—Te eat AL sorta Hl Achreiner, WA; ‘ala oh ‘otal, Kraus, 118; play: shCOND GAS sTotalnd, sper x Bs Schreiner, 204; total, Kraus, M7; Mouser, ‘191, total, Reliance Club. nig, 185) Yottmen , ‘Tetzlaff, enrelner, i total json eine to our remove! (0 out som sore at 16 WERT 420- We are forced to Chai OMe Ome fh) laree stork of RK CRANGED CAMERAS snd LENSES AT HALF PRIGE, LINDEMANN & OO, 16 WAST 421) Walaa a in Mea gan Turf, satel oi aw SEN ases VRS) FO) ‘et pie. Oye tte | |