The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1905, Page 6

wm, EVENING 2 Boston scribes are roasting Abe Attell for his fight with p Moodman’ at Chelsea, a few ite ago, AccoMing to the type, and Goodman dramed it up, and ir agreement. On one ocea- ja sald, Attell neatly knocked out, and then held him up fecovered, Rather a good feat a, it’ bs ttl } int, ne following wire trom Attell, who 0 be well thought of here, may ‘BAltor Bvening World: ‘Weople may I faked with Goodmen, : pan at the last moment refused to Me rine unless I agreed to a draw pi in case we were both on our fect A ABR ATTELL, tA ot ‘e, ve Yep sear P. trick is becoming common New England, What an ind cant sort ofa club man: must be who will allow him- ‘be dictated to by pk-alley fighter ike Goodman! _backibono is a Kood thing for to have, " } | fesconded from ‘the » ‘The tall has dlsap- and the fingers on the led to toes, But he stilt » I have often racteristic of every bie hes ico | Reote: TRe pon” a ‘tila A: @ dp, had f paws. ©) lence Mr, Wells may tarpon—@ 200-pound fish, thatand the best efforts of ‘Then, Mr, Naething, be- a "i SON wants to bet 8,00 on ih the fight with: “Young a ht, “Young anxiety to finanoe to a frazsle: BA BHUGIMOTO, the Japan- Ally; of the Giants, has lost J ‘a feather. “The trouble the Jap’ fiu-fiteu artists jorable invasion of Wes Bland fell foul of the football 4Up to that timo Shugimoto was with awe by the Glante, ched him he strutted headauarters, and. distov- vidences of his fearful prowess ‘movement. Shugimoto was i to visitors, and rumor sa’ Seven dared to talk back to But then jlu-iitsu got that i up on the Hudson. Now Wants fo'take 4. fall out before breakfast, just as How have the mighty Gomes the antl-climax, Just Ig iM Its lowest ebb in tne ante word {8 brought landers have acquired a three or four ‘skis’ » It furs gomething Ike Hardovitchsk!, and Clark oP baat a in § ts of his pantatoons, tanding his -absence fj for skating honors for’ two » Di. Aithur Keane, of the “Ath! atte Clitb, demonstrated n he Wis yuel ibid (ale to win baa rire the Ama 7 dation, of’ ‘the “Wnlied at the Bt. Nicaolas Rink pitperior -to-any- of his past na and he scored atoll of ea 13 more than his ny experts wete much In- In the work of the agpresen tt: of tt unapend styles of skating ban Bloom, Doth of Bulent wanb ty 1 Ww n, hey \y elat and hi a ho chance In the present con. ite Boores—A, G, Keune (N.Y, inving Brokaw tei Nota 4 wan Bassett Wanderers’ , Pi si Hams H Ou 3), HG." Btembere Wwatand, 90. ATH expensive ‘as wel! ‘BS an annoying habit, y Time You Buy a BILLIARD TABLE, WATCH TYPEWRITER, ing of such important Ht Estate or a Business that ¥ depend upon it ta mon Fut it second |’ WORLD AJ AP PozzLe- : ‘ae and &7 seconds from the time the match began, Frak Gotoh, the American catch-as-catch-can wrest- Jing champion, threw Jim Parr, the Eng- lish champion, twice and won the handi- emp contest at Sulser's Harlem River Casino Inst Hight before fully three thousand people, ) Gotch won! the ‘first fall a eft ‘bar hold after 26 minutes and 68's¢conds, 4 ito. thig mat for the second th twenty, minutes tater. Th ect pe eemeeee with an Too ‘Miher tins not yet signed a con- tinct for (25, although one has beon vent him by the Chicago Club, “J would rather play on the Chicago team than on any other In the country,” sayw Tinker, and it ts not because of, any personal troubles ‘tut I have not signed a 1% dontract. I think ‘I have. been doing the work that was demanded of me, and Tam hurt at the treatment J have received In the’matter of ralary, Uf course I ahall have to report when the champlonehip season Opens, but I will, not #lgn onithe..terma offered me unlens I have to, 1 have received three offers from other clubs.’ Hart's Good Bargain. . James Hart, president of the Chicago National League’ téath,” has just closed a highly satisfactory deal with the ‘manager of tle San Francisco baee- ball team whereby Hart is to have his pick ‘of thé entire "Frisco club for the sum of §1. The Coast manager was hard put to find a pitcher, apd as Hart had the call on Whalen, the only avall- able tan, it was proposed that he be permitted to Blay In San Frahbisco, and at the end of tho weason Hart ‘could have any man he desired, This agree- ment wak entered Into and made bind- Ing. by the payment of the nominal sum of $1, Manager Harris was very glad to close with these terms and also to return the price pald for the pitcher, Catcher Criger Laid Up, Caichor Lowla Criger, of the Boston Antcrican Baseball Club, ts convales- cing from a five weeks' slege of the arty, whith at times approached a critical stage, He was confined to his bed for a week, when his attending physicians feared pneumonia might de- velop. Criger is now able tobe out, but Is yet weak, and said to-day thar he would be unable to join the Boston team at Macon, Ga,, for spring training. Bleacherite Got Back, “Tt isn't always’ wise to engage in oonversation with the péople In the stands," says Lave Cross. ‘One day a tleacherite at Chiengo had been par- iledtarly tantalizing in his ‘remarks. to me and I tually called out; ‘Oh, shut up, you Wa-week counter Jumper.’ ‘Yes, Lave,’ he called back sweetly, ‘that's about the size of my salar but I've got it on you. I earn mine! Two “Cy” Youngs Now, Two "Cy" Youngs witl pitch jn Bos- ton the coming season, Old © will put them over for the world’s cham- plo Trying M, Young, also known as "Cy," will pitch for the Nationals, dim Hart's Methods, regident Hart has announced thar Chi layers who do «t sil by Fre "3 will noe, a taken the in, y Tae FUT Fate LOOKED bine th pugilistic are: of no one Bharke: Idee GOTCH EASILY DOWNS PARR. t nnn D e two, After fe gylotory: ch; in which he iseued y it, He sald wwreating. engage his Intention: 40, by ould rat He believes ¢! yy ‘Tom that. he..wi SPORTS EDITED BY | “fH WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, UARY, 25;° heat FERR' GOTCH AMARVEL, EASILY THROWS JIM PARR TWICE e First Fall in 26 Minutes and 68 ‘\ Seconds, and the Second Nearly 20 Minutes Later, Parr was very clever and drew con- siderable applause by his head spin- ning to break Gotch's famous leg hold, Gotch was the heavier and stronger of tol, made a short led to the ‘chal- Sharkey for o Ould take the WAS /N ANART. EXHIBITION HE'D CHALLENGE THE WAFER RESULTS OF LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS. Attell Defeats Hanlon, Querie Knocks Out Jones. Neary B INFELOS OF TWO No Two Teams in Either Big League Any Better Off in That Department—All of the Players Sizéd Up. BOZEMAN -C. BULGER. jong chances lest an error remult. There iams, while the Giants will aga!n rely BY By both good judgment and good for- tithe New York lovers of baseball will have the opportunity during the com- Ing scason to witness the work of two of the greatest Inflelds that have ever teen assemblod in the hiatory of the game, Having been fortunate in keeping this ihe had filled several ments, He declared it eventually enter the ind sald t he knew ther meet tha: hat Sharkey Js n the hardest man to whip outside of fries, i] re 18 bout ith basumen. @ e Pittsbu: i r rt 8 fron Into shape rs Lh valve mi (ne Caraina. beam at 134, perspiration, ehance, now lwoks SKAT Bosie e be for $ #n0U! Ing this season, NELSON NEARLY DOWN TO WEIGHT SAN FRANCISCO, Feb surprise Of the experts who had “fore- seen" much trouble for Battling Nelson {n getting down to the welght required for his Aght with Young Corbett, tho scales to-day registered his weight ni 132% pounds, while Corbett tipped the ly he will play than he ever did befure, GOSSIP OF BALL PLAYERS OF THE TWO BIG LEAGUES. uned with Pitts Ust y the season, Detter ball this 5, "TO two previous With the well-tr. aah) oa pap re 6, Sater ae real ‘ ie ae ete RD ram from Manager Barrow, who, in this elty, to the effect that’ the latter had recelved word from “Billy” Hall- man that he accepted the terms offered by Barrow to play recond base and cap- tain the Indianapo! Manager Joseph Cantillon, of the Mil- waukee baseball team, announced to- day that he had secured Cateher Mont Beville, of the Detroit American League Club, for this season, Pat Flaherty, Harry Smith and Otls Qlymer, of the Pirates, together with Mroundketver O'Maley, start for team this year, Hor to-duy as the team’s advance | Hpnus Wagner and 1 y have not Mle bi nd Tommy Leach Lhe tonne ohercd Wagner sai burg, him, @ hiteh with the little third has signed a 4 the name of Holmea Me K iv ‘a4 Pred Chak near the home of Jack Warner ii play with ee Bt Lou 8 xt ae resent at vis home nt He ned @ contract to qtatiogal League engaged jome in the Bronx Betting Warner at year With suc) an as Warner behind {he hat id make a great Brow. the Nelain took off more weight yester- diay than on any since he began training, whiff of summer he was out on the road early and’ came In drenched with days first Corbett |s also rapidly getting down to welght and Js very jubilant over the yrospecty of having a chance to rest up after Sunday, Joe Gans, the colored boxer, has been keeping a close wate on Corbett and has constantly kept be- fore him the fact that this Is his last It can be said that Corbett more like the ugilist than he has since he began his boxing career, eat ER WOOD WINS. alned Morris Voow ven os helt rill6 gommme, race at Boemte Man de ets a Taylor wa eras: Wie ony department of the team intagt; both Me- Graw and |Griffith /have men whose work’has been so welded together from association | ‘Andy expertenog, that little training will be required to have them {n almost perfect condition, While individuality ,is important in major Icague inflelders, team) work 1s ‘Through the pages of baseball history oan he found ninerous instances: where the stedtest stars of the ¢ountry have been’ gotten together «nd have made a complete absolutely paramount, fizzle from a lack of harmony in “pull- ing off” plays, ‘To be successful inféld- ers must work with a common pur- the printed records. When Records Are Harmful. Many ball players’ maintain that, 1¢ records were not printed, players could more tender-hearted men fear to take Another good fight between big fight- Philadelphia, on Monday night. welght of Trenton, and Mike Schreck, good fights ngainst "Philadelphia Jack’ O'Brien and other good men. Gardner jn Butte, Mont, inateh was declared off. Sole travel for slx rounds, RYAN WILL TRY TO STOP GRIM in Philadelphia in the near future, first encounter will be with Jack Clancy, Wved in the Quaker city, Clancy the night of March 1. One week later, street (Brooklyn) home, pose Jn view and with a disregard for do much better work, ay many of the SHREGK TO BOX GEORGE COLE ers fy carded to be fought In the arenn of the’ Washington Sporting Club, of The prinelpals in this bout will be George Jole, the hard-hitting colored middle- the Cincinnatl scrapper, who has made Schrock was matohed to fight George | but on ace count of Gardner being taken sick the | As Schreck js one of the bes! middle-welghts In the rrofession he certainly ought to mako “Buddy Ryan, the Chicago welter- weight, who was anxious to fight Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, for nix *Gold Spot rounds, {s billed to engage In two fights} — “Jrlsh Jew His the English middle-weight, who has ar- Ryan and will battle for six rounds on Ryan will face Joe Grim, the Ttallan middle-weight. As Ryan is a tereific| — ryaeKitt AS hitter, he should come very close to Giiboek 13 giving Grim his quletus before the bell Corners Ly tings for the end of the sixth round, Momuueate Y at Ts aa Reena aaue FIFTH RACE—Three and @ puree, GOOD WRESTLERS ENTERED.) pick, Brown... Fortunate Six. world’s wrestling champions win] — il, Menucomery compete in the coming Metropolttan| — Prince Gls Association competitions, March 2 and| — {Wenatehe . 4, under the ausplees of the Na-| Lady ‘haruscon tional Athletic Club, In its Cedar] @IXTH RACE—Seven furlong ‘he men are Hayes Knocks Out Smith. Morrison Knocks ‘Out Ross. Thompson. LOCI {s an absence of this feeliug on both the New York teams, and to this may be, laid the greater part of their suc: | cess. Notwithetanding the various stories coming out of South Bend, Ind., it ts quite likely that John Ganzel! will again | play first base for the Highlan Griffith has Chase, the Californian, on hand In case Ganseli. falls to appear, but he Ja anxious to have Gangell in| harneas dain’ to prevent a break-up in his infleld,” Ganzell is not only @ fast fielder, but is a good hitter, and the loss | of his long experience on the team| would prove a handicap, | For the Nauonals McGann will again) de ceen at first, As to Dan's. work com- ment is unnecessary. ball writers fhoently It was decided that ‘the two best men on first in the busl- néss wore Fred Tenney, of Boston, and Dar McGann, of the Giants, While Tenney ig a wonder on’ high thrown balls he frequently makis errors, and MeGann, though not spectacular, is b+ volutely reliable, It seems to be tie general opinion better man for geod, hard, vonsistent work, At second the Highlanders have Wil. COLUMBIA WINS FROM TIGERS After an hour of wrangling and rough Playing the Columbia University basket- ball team defeated Princeton hast nignt by a score of 33 to 19, — | CITY PARK ENTRIES. (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORLHANS, Feb. <5.—The en- tries for the races Monday at Clty Park } are as follow: FIRST RACE—Five-eigiths; selling SViraie Withers, ; ¢Makalm Mone civ Lady Sorcere! Wood. SEIUND RACE —Five-iet *Prolous Band ‘Nita Dear. Hulda Pinkte Laas Golden, Gold Havel PARR. WAS SLIPPERY ” | Blberfeld tn a harder hitter than Dah- In an argument between arveral base. | that McGann ie the} ee SS pee yy ve .ATTELL WINS A, FEW STRENUOUS MOMENTS AT GOTCH-PARR WRES Gor IN ACT, Te FROM HANLON, ROBERT EDG TLIN ling Mow Ano THEN ; GOTCH TossED PARR, Zz, ; OVER. THE ROPES, k 4 G MATCH ‘ ad 4 { j | 4 i | ' ot { | y Ls id CF LTEAMS on Billy Gilbert, Both of these men Ore jmt of god AB can be signed. Hoth are fast on the baaes and fairly gootl hitters in addition to their well-known flelding ability, Well Fixed at Short. At short the Nationals have Dahlen and the Highlanders Eilberfeld. While in, the latter Is considered one of the fantest shoristops the game has ever known. Dahlen's great base running inakes up for any silght deficiency he may have at the bat. It {s probable that Devlin will again work at third for the Glants, and that! Conroy will play around the sant bag for the Highlanders. Devlin made his first appearance In fast company yeur, and his career was like a right meteor across the baseball horizon. He \s a great hitter, a fast Inflelder and a good base runner. Conroy is so well Cetadlished in his position that not leas than four teams have been after him for the last two seasons, In addition to these, both clubs have some utility men who would be stars on many big league clubs, Of these the Giants have "Sammy"' Strang and | Offa Neal, while the Highlanders, be- sides thelr youngsters, have Joe Yea- ger, who made his mark In baseball many years ago, With the experience of last season behind them, and all of thelr plays pra- viously mapped out and successfully develoed it” would be difloult for the complete roster of the major leagues to present two stronger inflelds. CRESCENT CITY CARD. (Speolal to The Evening World.) CRESCENT CITY, NOW OHLKANS, Feb, 25.—The offtelal Feb, 25.-The oftctal’ entries for Monday Ed, Early , shee SEUUND RACE—Five f ow, s PL Pi ‘urlon, Inapeotor Gir 10 Marpaana ti ren Youns Lighte a8 Joe Wooten Mow ‘anic Blue Grass | Couple | Blue” Grant Lad Cheny Ni Nowsta'... Morris: Volier : Tirnest. Parbiy rate Lighter, Mannion's entry, Pott RACE—One mile; Lady BIMIOR ce... Why proorwal) eee Wilth May A. Prinee 2 ino Repl Water Tey couple-Jiixe Himes—Ladyilteon ms. ison entry i} FIFTH RACE--One mile and seventy yarda; nelting. y *Jady Fonne Keogh .., Bvesn Keng *Decoration Courtmald Markelmore pple. Go The. Huei 38 *}ainpoon PH Mehdi Love int | Bee Mint. 10) satolen Moments 193 Bxtol 108, eptoral Wreeih | Homestead... f Sixty tance Six" Wid dH | Mine Gomes | Moning Tease. | Rnmaster Radiant, twom srensunt “ee Crain pte Oey + Invine, K, Curry, St George A, CO. 105 pounds; George atennetts {CARL TMA, rain Newark, N, J, Ibs 90 2 Niflat, Bitume A, 0, 2 Fae: a. J, Bradshaw, Pear ah pride; Chas, Erlceriee ‘ ey) ciety, 188, > rg a ‘ Grady.’ ‘ 4 | wewian TM ® A dh Rapa SMMAG I agannl le eis vee ® nese Will .« wtal Ww ee They it Wy. ean net ooh 0 @ Delners-up in Ness ob she GiAwery K's Py PAO es cis bike's i. waleap}are algo. elighbles to. cpinpece 4. the *Yoliow. Hammer. hos. estat. | Metropolitan champions : eAppransion aihawaioa, bys Captain “Arnold... *Aporentice allowance, HANLON IS OUTPOINTED = BY CLEVER ABE ATTELL (Bpecial to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 25.—Abe Attoll made Eddie Hanlon lonk like a_verit- able novice in the wind-up at the Indur- trial Hall last night, There was only a small crowd of spectators present. The big barn-like hall was filled with smoke, and, as it was miserably lighted, it was’ almost impossible to sge what was golng on In the ring, The men welghed In at 128 pounds at $ o'clock yesterday afternoon, Hanlon was in his undershirt, while Attell was In his street clothes In the ring Han- lon looked to welgh 133 pounds or more, while Attell looked fully ten pounds lighter, vin the tap of the bell Attell beat and cut Hanion as he pleased, In the first round he would poke his glove in Hanlon's face and then jab, jab, Jab Eddie just as if he was doing some kind of fancy bag punching, Hanlon kept coming to Attell; but he coud never get near enough to him to land a punch, and the bout was so one-sided (hat It louked like a farce, ‘The second round was like the first. Attell fabbed and punched Hanlon all over the ring, First he would stick his left In Hanlon's face and then tap him en the jaw with his right, Then Abe would uppercut Hanlon, first with one lind and then with the other, ‘he few people present laughed and roared as Hanlon belted the alr trying to get a punch to Attell's face, Attell rometimes being sevéral feet away. In the third round Hanlon, who had Leen covering up and crouching; opened up a bit and tried to reach Attell, He would rush at Abe, and the latter would ttep t) one side and jab Hanlon, anit then step to the other side and jab him again, and atill keep clear of Hanlon's punches,. Once Attell slipped to the Noor, but he was quickly on his feet. In the fourth round Hanlon roughed Attell, He elbowed him and choked him soveral times while the referee was tring to separate them, Once while trying to get Aa piinch to Attell! Hanlon, who was wild with excitement, almost knocked the referee down, ‘Attell played with Hanlon the same} way in the Afth round, He was get- ting tired, and Hanlon’s rushing ta thea several times forced him again’ the ropes, but Hanlon never got chance to land @ clean punch, times ho tried savage swings at Attell, jut the latter cleverly ducked out of social the road. Hanlon made a desperate ef to Attell In the last round. ‘nd smashed at the little fellow, but vas unable to land a telling blow, all of Mis punches going wild, Attell took a rest by almply holding Hanlon off, und, try as he would, Harton could not do anything against the cleverness of , simply laughed at the des- ies Which Hanlon was try- ftort to get He swung Abe, who perate taot mein of the preliminaries were tame and uninteresting, —_——-— GRIM AT LAST PUT UP A FIGHT ( J to The Bvenine World.) PHITADELPHIA, Feb. 2%.—Joe Grim, the Ttallan wonder, dropped his usual tactios and went out and fought Billy Burke, of Port Richmond, to a stand- atill last night at the Richmond A, C. Grim wae out to make a showing, and never let Burke get a chance to work his deadly left and right sleep pro- ducers, but on the ovher hand kept busy ing desperately and landing oc- AMAL id In fet, 1 Was a toss-up as to the winner, and to Grim must go « Whole lot of credit for his aggressive ities, Phe nreliminaries were fair, DELAWARE SPORTS SEE 2 KNOCKOUTS (Special to The Byening World.) WILMINGTON, Del, Feb, 25,—At the voxing show elven last night by the Newoastle Athletic Club, at Newcastle, Del., there were two knockouts, In the principal eveat Clift Querie, of Wilming- ton, struck Kid Jones, also of Wilming: ton, over the heart in the third round ai Several’ and then sent a right-ary h Jaw. Jones went 14 igen, en eae lack Hayes, of Wilmington, AAR Fae Prat bay, by Ae Just one an minutes Haye: y Jaw and {t was all fe on Bee RYAN’S PROTEGE LANDS KNOCKOUT (Special to The Evening World,) DETROIT, Mich, Feb, 25-Tommy Ryan's young neighbor and. pi Johnnie Morrison, of St. Joe, is an apt pupil of his master, Morrison has taken O himself the Utle of light-weight cham- pion of Michigan, without’ fighting anybody for it, and without letting any Ol the recognized wpnotchers «now about it At Benton Harbor last night Morrison defended his easily gained tauyels against Jimmie Koss, of Kansas Clty, and won'a soft victory by the knockout route, sending his min to the mat in the third round, and putting him there jagaln, this time to stay, in the fourth, , Ryan savs his boy is epen to meet any 130-pounder in the worl NEARY WINS’A CLOSE DECISION (Speciat to The Evening World.) MILWAUKEE, Feb, 25,—Milwaukee's first eleht-round fight last night was disappointing, as neithor Charley Neary, of Milwaukee, nor Maurice Thompson, of Butte, was able to score a knock« down, Neary got a close decision, Thompeon's friends thinking It should have been a draw, There was much wrestling from start to finish, and tho fignting was largely ‘a series of | body punches and upercuts by Neary and short Jabs for the face by Thompson. Dougherty got the decision over Baker of Cvieago. and O'Leary the. dectsion over Tom Hermann, of San Franglaco, | The other fights were mediocre, ' | | SPORTING. CEES: area iee Wi | THEBULLETIN|"%s" from i OF vate i) utter suectal ogoditio ee Of 8, oom Vy at with me and | dreatment. chat She cu Hiensisds of Nepales that the many taliste have is z ne ! Lt Bri oop 18 thet: ULC fence; TypRockiat cured fn. @utting: R abd KID! cured bermenen ys hee testy ARE atlanta she at ‘of KNDSSES 0! en ind a BS 10 9, dase CORUIE OASHS TAKEN. 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