The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1905, Page 14

HART NOW WANTS TO FIGHT JEFFRIES Bi, ‘ that the Hart-Johnsing scrap ANY jigs slipped trom the future to “the past there are several funny tories to be told about it, oe big,, dark-complextoned fighter, MBO, Fonnsing, went into battle ao fled mith confidence that he couldn't draw p breath, A few days before the J, Arthur ‘was sunning himself if his training quarters at Mil- Mteliing’a bunch of newspaper men he was woing to do it, There ap- a theatrical-looking gentle- nan, sporting in his tle a “piece of ice” Af might have p muster among h reson Broadwa: Fequested the honor of a private with Mr, Johnsing, After Mag hour J, Arthur reappeared from ey inher room, his eyes shining and ing out eo far they might have ved for a hat rack, iim it!" exclaimed the big black ter, ‘I'm a actor, Ag goon as I Hart I’m going to take out aa, my manager, Yah! jake Jim Corbett and J, Kd- Britt and Joffries and Fits and feet of ‘em look ke amateur night the Chutes. uiry elicited the further. informa- n that the conqueror of Marvin Hart ‘to become a matinee idol at Napa crane | Predited with having bet his V roll on himself, Mr., J, y Ing may have to count ‘Napa—aniess the matinee Ms glad: Johnson was whipped,” Jeffries, after the fight. ‘I would h fought him, 't like to have people aftor | tine asking me for reasons, he's out of, it now, and I'm sh obliged to Hart. I don't ) public will want to gee mo He's a llttle fellow, and lowing wasn't so great that peo- jt he can beat me, I don't “aby ‘Munroe affairs, and I Hart on unless I thought 7 ) ooking for easy marks.” : baseball championship in Cuba ells eg ampions are play: Mexloo, Next month they will hey have arranged dates two teams will be sent over | The Cubans are great some of our home mn + Johnny McGraw nd the oust to know, words are bringing on an /-apring in San Francisco, ritt-Nelson war of “caus- {tae pati in full swing. $ 2 Nelhon and his man- cy) maer, one Nolan, were standing on a yf ier explaining thelr position ‘will fmht Britt on the terms “ t takes all," said Nolan, if Melson doesn't knock him out ) than twenty rounds we don't vent,” 5 ‘inthe day Britt held forth from rostrum, end bis human punching-bag ‘of hotrair’ merchants,” de- 'm golng to give Ni he wants after I get ith White. Why, in my last _Nolnon I was not even sore Spot and didn't have a atift should I be afraid of has he ever done? He had a hard time to whip poor ay Corbett, who !s a has-been. 4 seems to be even more it with the American language ‘with the gloves, ‘ OFM PIONING, after retrieving his title from Mr, Egeberg and sending J the Dane home on the first steamer, from sight. In all of the chal- bis -warwhoop has been notico- ng, Now comes Mr. Piening atement, the Graeco-Roman champion. 1 to have the firat chance at mnachmidt, Hi Graeco-Roman and) he won't go into this ch-can game, Anyhow, I ‘throw Jenkins and Gotch Graeco- m style, and neither of them ould beth it with Hack.” Ploning also wants the public to ‘that he Is willing to wrestle okenachmidt and wager $1,000 on him- an inducement. fenachmidt threw Piening four ‘ago Mm about one. minutes, ‘ SULLIVAN AND LEWIS MATCHED (3 a ia ty, and Peter Sullivan, the New Eng- oad enack, have been matched to meet for fifteen rqyids at 185 pounds before ‘Now Bedford A. C,, of Now Bed- on April 10, THIRTEENTH’S SPORTS. Thirteenth Regiment athtetes will old thelr annual spring games in the Y Bumner avenue, Brooklyn, pril’ 15) Seventeen events, The theatrical |’ TS P Wille Lew!s, the light-wolght, of this | ~n~ Jerrrie Wik MART” CHASE’S TRUNK IS LOST; GRIFFITH IS WORRIED Patent Cash-Register Glove and Dope-Pro- quclng Smite Shoesiin It—Sangree hinks McGraw Has It. BY ALLEN SANGREE, (Spectal to The Bvening World.)| Chase, If all is fair tn love and war, JACKBON, Miss, March 80—We've |ho 1s, of course, entitled to them now. got to find Hal Chase's trunk, and if |\Anyhow the lad should have his brand the good people up home will lend a|new toothbrush and the comb to comb hand they may contribute much to the/his hair, He did pretty well yesterday gayety of the nations, The trunk is/ with Griffith's glove and trainer Mar- Uned with yellow canvas, has two stor-| tin’s @hoos. But land sakes, watch tes and a place to keep collars, One|him when he is fully equipped! ' handle Js missing and the third strap, Spurred on Whole Team. Took eeundT ik Antie aa neo it you beets aN RN NA LER etek) ft as his opinion that Chase THE WORLD:. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 90, 1908, FIGHT IF THE ; PUBLIC DEMANDS IT SPORTS EDITED BY S c) Mawny Gy Oj LY Serr THINKS THIS SCENEg WOULD MARE A BeTTER. MIT “TRAN Dawe CRocne tT, Johnson's, and I can get at him better. Johnson was able to keep me off with his long left, and it made i difficult for me to reach him, “I will never fight a negro again, 1 always drew the color line, and would not have battled with Johnson, but 1 thought he was the only man in the world who #tood in my way to get at Jeffries, Now that I have beaten the negro I will go after Jeff, and I feel ure he will fight me, as he promised to do go if I won, Johnson outweighed me by at least ten pounds last night, 0 I don't mind tow heavy Jeff ts when I box him, (8pecial to The Yvening World.) SAN. FRANCISCO, Cal, March 30. Nobody will do Marvin Hart for bés next opponent butt Jeffries, The big Loulsville boy hag an idea he can eat the cham- pion, Speaking of the Johnson fight and his future policy he says: “T want to fight Jeffries, but will not be able to do so immediately, as my hand is pretty sore. I broke my hand some time ago, and it bothered me somewhat Tuesday night, I want to let ft heal before I decite to go on with the champion, I want to fight Jeffries, and I think I will have @ chance, Jeff's arms ere not as long as onn't find it, ‘This trunk contains every- di: beet .to; fini.! That mente we pte rayon warranted afer hy lot trom: Jim. As predicted by the anything ing. a foul tip, and more weiter, Griffiths whole team was than & bushel of press oltppings. spurred to kativity by the new recruit, 3 ‘who led, off in the gingering process. This trunk was shipped trom Los An-| Hor the fret time this season the goles on March 1 proving that Chase | ignianders played ball—the kind that ‘was then decided to keep his contract, mother used to make, ° “Billy” Hose Fee he ee chat Galt) |fairty bristled with speed, retiring nine d men on etrikes in’ six Inningd and no Will _be valuable evidence, Consequent: | 15, Reube Whitely, whose fajher ly GriMth wants it as badly as Chase. |instructed Griff to give the son only When last heard of the/bagguge had ar- @ week, taplaced Hogg, but, though rived in Atlanta and thence gone to|D® more, his waa not 80 Montgomery, where ull trace of st haa lished, Reuben looked yery good at rst, but he does not learn the first rule been lost, ot daa, ball, “Get in the game and Has McGraw Got It? What makes the incjdent emack of heinous mystery isa report from Mem- Dhis thet a trunk of this description was seen in the commissaniat of John MeGraw. Why should "Mac" swipe it? Why? Simply because this trunk also contains two of the most astonishing mechanisms ever invented—little tricks that havo made Chase what he is, the infaht prodigy of our nationgl game, the Childe Harold of baseball, / Berlously spealing, the lows of this ‘trunk and MoGraw's posstble acquisition are mattere of tremendous imoor- tance, Fivery fan by this time must have heard what Chaee can do, Yes- eas apt eats Nau: terday he demonstrated that the esti- | ‘' 0" y has no en over- mate was not exaggerated, Very few, frum ih the vient unt fe nate however, knew through what secret}ever seen, I think the old experts Help sora al Cen Tea run | BSH A te fe FY Za then, has in its tray, first Chase's!) wag completely surprised at the dit: cash register glove, an extrmordinary|ference of his appearance in street mitt, made for him by a mad artifi-|clothes and on the field. He seomed cer in Switzerland, PeUMounine Apsr inaling Tewond Every time he accomplishes @ put out jalmoat call him perfect, or aasiet a ‘bell rings and chalks uo the number on @ dial, <After'a game Yesterlay when it came his time to bat he called up a negro boy and asked him to "pick out @ light atick." Im- agine a ball player without enough en- ergy to select his own bludgeon! Part- ing fs vad, Reub, but the best of friends, &o, Reverting to Harold 0., we observed thet he gobbled up everything thrown at him, high, low, east and west. He Tan in at every, attempt to “put it on” the other fellow with daring and pre- olsion, threw ‘like a catapult, quick and accurate, and, in brief, played the position better’ than aor, one we have noticed In three years. More than all, he is full of vigor, graceful as a snake, worries the runner, and has the enthuslasm of 4 sixteen-year-old Rid. Griffith on Ch t the end of the game Griffith sald: "I expeot ‘he will have some trouble hitting the league pitchers, but he will learn, for he has the eye and confl- the marely inspects the record, thus)dence, He can give cards and spades keeping tab on the scorer, Another de-| to an. first baseman jn shiftin feet. He plays whichever way the bal 4 thrown, Another thing, he fs talking all the time. I never saw his equal.’ The young man has been so much ad- yertived that Jackson fans by the score visited the hotel last night to see the new diamond prodigy. Dut he eyidently fs not the sort to get proud. He neither drinks nor smokes, has a frank laugh and 1s not the least rattled over big leagues, He will undoubtedly vice ls duis typedermis shoes, same be- ing provided with disappearing apikes, The moment he jumps into a baseman the spike protrudes, jabs the enemy, fills him with dope, and he drops the ball, McGraw was put wise to these secret aids some time agd, and made a vow | yoinin what he would @eparate them from & a eating attraction this season, HIGASHI WANTS ATHLETES MAY JAP TO REFEREE GO TO ENGLAND (Bpectal to The Eventing World.) ‘The question of a referee for the jlu- MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 2, — Hou wrestling match botween George! aronie Hahn, the great Milwaukeo Bothner and Higashi, at the Grand) sprinter, will probably take a trip to Central Palace, April 6, promises to) Murope and compete in the great Eng- create quite a wrangle, Higash! Is! teh games, with Ralph Rose, of t anxious to have a Japanese offictate, a8 Gijenzo Athletle Association he claims an American, not bi ‘on- | Plannagan, of the New York |versant with the jlu-jitsu rules, will be) yup, as team n He Incompetent, Rothner, on ¢ ther) tt does not Interfere hand, states that he will not stand for, ance in New York | euch an arrangement; but has suggestion that there be an Ame Cov, of ryille, Mass., id the Univers can | to referee, assisted by a Japanese stu jext fall, The Massa dent of the jlu-jitsu art, This ques-|chusetts boy hay made rapid strides tlon Ia to be settled next Monday at ne shot-put In the Js a meeting between Bothner and Hl-/and it may be that nex gashi. will have surpassed the of toh ub team, Several of Bothner's friends, alarmed Rose by the reports of the bone-breaking terrors of a bona fide ilu-jitsu con- test, have tried to persuade him not tr —_—_— and hurdle races, sack ssteat high jump jecld to meet the Jap. Bothner has laughed at them for thelr pains, as he has !m- SUNDAY WORLD WANTS plicit confidence in his ability to down WORK. MONDAY, WeNDERS, TERS IN dressing room in an unconscious condi- tion and was later gent to the Pehn- sylvania Hospital, Doctors could not discover any out- ward evidence of the injury and sald TWO FIGH PHILADELPHIA, March %,—Two boxers were taken to hospitals In this city late last night suffering from eerl- ous injuries recelved in boxing bouts, They were Monte Attell, of San’ Fran- ¢lsoo, 115-pound boxer, who was hurt by being struck in the groin during the set- to with Jimmy Walsh, of Boston, at the National A. C,, of this city, and Dave Holly, a light welght, whose skull was probably fractured during a contest ‘at Wilmington, with Kid Wileon, The exact nature of each man's injuries, the dootors declared, could ot be told until later to-day, Holly's injuries are probably the more serious of the two, In the second round of his bout with Kid Wilson, at Wilmington, the heads of the two men came together with a hard crash, Al-| though Holly bled profusely he contin- ued to box throughout the six rounds without the crowd or the officials sus- pecting that he was seriously hurt, Immediately after the contest he and his manager and seconde started for ‘this clty. ' On the train Holly bled from the wound on his head and from his ears and as goon as he reached here he was | hurried to the hospital, The accident to Monte Attell oc- curred during the alxth round in hi contest with Jimmy Walsh, During mix-up, while both men were fighting fast. Walsh struck Attell low, and be: fore he knew he had injured his ponent swung both hands against tell's jaw. Arttell was carried to ON LAST (Special to The Evening World.) DETROIT, Mich, March %0,—Mike Wan, of Sarnia, the Canadian Ight- welght champlon, last night knocked out Harry Cobb, of Buffalo, In the fourth round of what was to have been ® ten-round bout, There was nothing to It but Ward from the start, Ward scored a knockdown ‘in the first round, two in the second, and two in the third, Cabb being saved the bell in this round, A vicious swing to the chin ended matters in the fourth, ———— CROCKEY BOYLE LOST TO CONNELLY (Special to The Evening World.) READING, Pa, March 8,—Tommy Connelly, of this cttv, made a chopping ‘block of Crockey Boyle, of Philadelphia, In the slx-round wind-wp at the Eureka A. C, bouts, The Philadelphian was hie AENCE HORRIBLE SHADOW ¢ UNREAL MOCKERY, HENCE ! ® | h | I ij ( FROM M\ACBETA, HART IS NOW AFTER JEFFRIES "I have always given away weight to the dig fellows, and always made good. T am not afraid of Jeffries or any other man, Jeff's wallop does not ecare me, because I can take it. I have been hit pretty hard in my time and etodd the gaff well. Tommy West broke my Nowe and made the bones protrude, but ‘ hal gd tore Ai time, If U4 will me can have my game oon as my hand heals.” Jeffries, who is in New York, saya he is willing to fight Hart if the public wants him ito, but says there is no use taking about a meeting now because he hasn't received even a challenge from Hart or an offer from @ reputable club, HOSPITAL than solr ern . ° breast’ ot Waish and seconds and all others concerned in the bout, and this was done at once, THREE OTHER FIGHTS NIGHT’S BILL never in tt, and the gong saved him In the fourth, fifth and sixth rounds, Connelly was the aggressor from the | start to the finish, and during the whole bout Boyle did not land ‘@ halg dozen blows. | In the sem! wind-up Lew Ryall and | Fred Martin fought a draw. HOLLY OUTPOINTED BY KID WILSON ry (Special to The Evening Workt.) WILMINGTON, Del, March '30.~Kid Wilson, of Orange, N. J., won anobher | fight before the Wilmington Athletic | Club last night, when he defeated Dave Holly, of Philadelphia, in alx rounds, Both men are colored. ‘The go went the Hmit, but Wilson had all the bot- ‘eonere knock ere was one knockout, Hi | ot Philadelphia, putting ‘sim | etn ton to sleep round, Jones, hurr, of In the second ——.—___—__— CITY PARK ENTRIES. (Bpectal to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEANS, March 30,—-The en- tries for the races at City Park to- morrow are as follows: FIRST RACB--Four and one-half furlongs, selling, two-year-old *Temple + yo Center COLUMBIA AFTER MORLEY AGAIN Ata meeting of Columbia University's football supervisors held Jast night and to-day, It Ip not known whether or not he will accept, as there is a rumor that he intends to return to Mexico, Bi Hanideel p re wr ‘ == = M Nacht natre ¢ srwood ORIO y+. ++ 107 "Harding ....45 , 108 oT T. G, Scarborourn . eee DOL | 118 *2arkee i ' oe (Ud | By FIPTH RACE—Mlle and three sixteentha; Hing: for tires ont a halt furlongs: | 6 1 “Hark 1s and upward 81 4 it) 100. ‘st 102 wr v4 m0 105 ni) i Lite, lawl | SIXTH TA ide i —One mile; selling 1 un, e milo; presided over by Capt. Tom" Thorp, vf next fall's team, It was decided to! engage 4 coach tor rs rmer Capt, "Dick" Smith will also be called upon to act as assistant coaoh, Morley will be notified of his selection BENNINGS ENTRIES, ——___ (Special to The Evening World.) BENNINGS RACE TRACK, WASH- INGTON, March 90,—The entrios for to- Morrow's races are as followe: FIRST RACE—Handloap; threo-year-olde and upward; five furlongs; Columbia course, Arabo .. 12) Amberfack 100 Right and Trix M8 Rocklanda , 103 SECOND RACK—Two-year-olds; four and © halt furlonis: old course ne T 102 8. Martin Dr, Hollswo Btestephe Boim THIRD RACK —Solllng: four-year-olda and upward; six and @ half ‘furlongs; Columbia course Phelps... Nannasqui Whorler ORIG venta Tip Toe and Stestephe, tig Tootale Mack *Bob Murphy FOURTH RACE { furlongs: Col Hellaworth a orihest *Lady Chiawiek Raiden 1) MSA WAY) Fictvarentenn ree-venrec wa Columbia ¢ sistent *Misg Modeaty Apprentice alin’ LOW PUNCH PUTS MONTE ATTELL OUT nny ROBERT EDGR ! y The DARK PERK AW THREATENED You HAS WENT BY = LOoK OUT FOR A_TALL BLONDE MAN WITH CURLS, MAMED VISITED A FORTUNG TELLER, YesteR par, » | M’GRAW’S GIANTS RUN INTO POLITICAL CROWD They Pose-as Legislators at the Inauguras tion.of Governor Cox at Nashville--- May Play Ball To-Day, something shot through the lawmak! m p By Bozeman Bulger. | fone!" . (Bpecial to The Byening World.) NASHVILLE, Tenn, March %.—A few long .whiskers, soveral slouch hats, more benign smiles, and the Giants would have been in excellent trim for the political gathering which they un- expectedly ran Into yesterday morning before they had even had a taste of a much wanted breakfast. H The Giants have been mixed up in Nd ] | | | Inquiry at the dosk elicited tHe , information that Gov, Cox was inaye ®urated yesterday, and that as the Legislature was in session State poll ticians had made the Tulane their head- quarters, All day and night the lobby was literally packed with statesmen Wearlng wise looks, broad-brimmied hats and frock coats, and it didn't take the | ball players long to spot them. It was the first time out for many * of the State politicians, and this: made {t easy for McGraw and his! practioal | Jokers, John T. Brush: wap cage: grabbed up on his first appearance @ Col. Hedge from Choctaw, and hap. ing received MoGraw's tip he humorgd the joke, Murphy was taken for the oMolal stenographer, and he had ull the hot alr nocessary to fill the Job, Bary in several cases’ of ‘mistaken identity, but for the firat time in their championship career they were taken for a party of Tennessee politicians on thetr arrival in town, and before they could put down their grips in the Tulane Hotel they were surrounded by legislators, who thought thelr constituents had come to town, and’ by numerous lobby- {ets with an imaginary pull who wanted ; the evening McGinnity, TURF TALK rata McGraw, Brush and Mettes nt Int) @ caucus with some yorim e Politicians who hid wen thelr firwt ——S spurs, and, while they were a little On certain phases of the talk) thelr takes were looked upon as a bri Joke and they pulled through after coring @ scheme by which George Ofom etarted hte racing sea- oon with a win yesterday, He was giv-, en the mount on Uncle Uriah in the last race at Bennings, just prior to his having declared his intention of re- turning to New York. Odom is one of the most popular jockeys in the Hast and waa tendered a. rousing reception when he brought the favorite under’ the wire several lengths to the good, run at large, Rain begun falling early in the day, and, chances of a game being gone, the players tad all the time necessary, ta keep up the political play. é Bill Dahlen carried his lett hand tn le bandage aa a result of spring boils, hig new-found political quick to offer sympathy. ends w hand during the day, and McGray last that he would take hin, pays this morning and see i¢ trouble could not be removed, It Ukely that the veteran shortstop have to undergo a alight operation, SS aaEIEine aaeeeeee WILTSE TO PITCH SUNDAY. Wiltse, the young left-handed twirler of the Baltimore team of the Rastern League last season, will pitch f Murray Hills dn thetr game pundge against the Philadelphia Giants, th colored champions, at Murray Hill formerly Ontario Oval, at One Hun Elgtth Gam Hilireth, the noted trainer, has been told that permission would be Granted him this year to train on the Hastern tracks, Hildreth was refused a Moense five years ago and each season has been unsuccesstul in procuring a reinstatement. Hildreth is one of the beat trainers in the country, Baird promises to be one of the stars among tho youngsters this season. Close followers of form claim that he will develop Into a crack, He Is determined ttle fellow, with hands and eeat and displays excellent Judgment, There ts a promising Renesalear colt in the atable of Francis R, Hitchcock, Ho 1s being trained by Billy Brooke who, this seagon, will handle the Hitch- cock string with the exception of Dan- |= dellon, three-year-old, which will be trained by Madden, . “Father Bill’ Daly Is bemoaning the | faot that ho refused to buy Tickle, when | the filly was offered to him last week for $1,500, After the splendid raco of Tickle yesterday, "Pop" would have) gladly bought the filly for the original | rice asked, A "Not for sale sign’ now hangs over the filly's stall, -_ and Forty-ninth street and avenue, The Natural Laxative Water was awarded the Grand Prize at tho St. Louis Exposition, 1904, R, Angela !s the latest arrival from Los Angeles, He brought with him! gome of the cracks that he will race in'the Bast this season, When asked ‘his opinion of "Puddin McDantels, he repiled: “In my opinion the best rider | RR developed at Los Angeles was not Mo Pantels, about whom so much has been written. Miller, the boy that Sam Dog- ett undertook to make a rider of, {a the superior of McDaniels, If I know any- | thing about riders, If he doos not make hig mark when he comes Hast, I will miss my guess, Just tab him as one worth paying attention to,’ RAR y zi CHICAGO HANDICAPPHR, & Mr, Waldemas decided to cond Henry | nrondway, publishes beat handbe Oxnard's filly Bohemia to Aqueduct | capping id inwtde stable intormy for the Carter Handicap, He 9 posi-|tion, June's, Willson's, Dient for ite Purityand Excele lence, Ensy to take— Dasy in action—Eage fo) all stomach ailments, SPORTING, N tive that the full sister of Col, BIll’ poyingts, Jen's, Bell's, Morr! will be in grand shape, The ease with pnd others, June's and Willson’ which she won yesterday further con- specials and heat bets show high yinces him that she 1s fit, avertge of Winners, 500 daily. Dy pues emamrwrmmmmrrrremenn Wil, Fi monthly, Best hets hy telec Vat edition rev Howes larankty, Hatton naam OLD DR. 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