The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1905, Page 10

Hane " i ae om sev ee WORLD f**22%n<) SPORTS EDITED BY 252%. ROBERT EDGRE nent tntntnen enone pnbnenene reverend) 8 abner emtntieneetbreneeenteBeenantu Bude dneee -tu84§) TWO STRONG MEN---ONE NATURAL, THE OTHER MADE AILSALAUNGHED - ‘FOR OGEAN RACE Jt | qtenry 8. Redmond's Scotch yawt! was put board at Jacob's! ity Island yesterday tn prepas @ » coming, ovean race for » German Emperor's cup, She ts the only yawl entered in the Jong ocean in the morning the workmen bes gan tearing down the scaffolding that has hold her high and dry for two years, hd at 2 o'clock In the afternoon the fumous Fife-designed 90-footer, snugly held in cradle, Deyan siding down te marine railway. When her great hull stood upon the, 47 fin Keel unsupported at either end her strength and condition were convin iy shown, The Ailsa seams as stolid ‘us ever, Her broad sides had been (nd polished until they shone or the sun, and her general appear: © was so spick and span that she looked every Inco like a new boat take Ing her maiden plunge. Robert Jacob made ail the preparas puctieg her oyerboard, Pgen VERY now and then, tn the sport- fing life, we are shocked by dis- covering that some pet theory of Ours fs, based on a fallacy, Wo think | that Bob Fitssimmons in the greatest @nimal trainer outside of a circus, and ust ee the {dea gains such 4 hold that | We Would be willing to back Freckled | Bob against Senor Bachigalount or anv} are she started for the water » Other famous gentleman of the barred TN ATMA SELL I | arena Bob's Hon bites @ hole in his! tn 'nice’ Clunbered up on ‘hen Jog that you could drive a cart throuzh started down the radlway as Wo ere rong in the opinion tat aon | peundoyt and llackensebmict [aeeenat aaPnNTIG, Noe B.dehees Hane ebamplion can't be whipped, and jus’! Compared Physically. ho emoothly, tate it. seemed when we are getting ready to take | f ould hot got inta she water, down the largest bet we have ventured (eS : / : 3 juick enourh after her long reat on for & year of Sundays along comes ay | Sandow, "Hack." % . : Ba) (mh otee catate aout Fete wae ba uleee entire stranger and senda our champ 6 feet 8 tn 5 feet 10 tn ‘ 3 Alongside Into @ elumber too deep even for night: | 1% pounds, 208 pounds " A va 2 ———— mares. ‘Twas o thus, 18 Inches, .22 Inches Jj : Nes We experience a nerve shock when 43 inches, 52 Inches wy j } 4 gome butter-in informs us that James 34 inches... inoher WAIS2? 33IN. Hate > Naas y J. Corbett never was a bank cashier a MOHAN © Ms Bante ‘before he entered the ring; that he was a5 \nslian 4 fanatic | @ emai clerk and occasionally was even tan] = a iy uy i} + Oalled upon to wield a broom in tho 4, early morning, It would be an awsul thing if we were to learn that Bob es ))Fitasimmons never was a horseshoer, ‘but only worked the bellows in # black- MeChiskex f¥ the latest ree mmtth shop when he was a smell boy. vie Western contingent of Tt would jar us to be told that Hacken- t gskin' that have ree wohmidt was « professional pinoch oY in search of engage Blayer in his youth, not a weight lifter | for he weighs bus ¢ ‘ 4 trom Bt, Louts, °*\ Tidings with pros « piiet Wo years, ‘soverad Sacst ricea, but! fo Fee IApee, He field over beforal He is metting & a) & ping horses Inthe seariy nd Will have: Ms first moung @ parts the latter part of ted —————— HERMAN BESTS YOUNG ERNE But all these things pale into In-| G@ignificance before the disclosure that @ame out yesterday. Jeffries never was a bollermaker, | HIS upsets all the theories that the champion got his terrible hi ting power by lying on his bac and heading rivets, When the truth is published tho boiler foundries all over the country will lose hundreds of pro- @pective boxing champions, who are nt present industriously following Jeff's gupposed example. The truth of the matter {s that Jef- fries did when a youngster work for a while in a brass foundry. It was Lacy 4 Co, of Los Angeles, that employed areal | “HACK” A NATURAL t. as Erne had him beaten in londe’ range work In the sixth round Herman was alt over the local lad and had him hold Ing for dear Ufe, Erne had a Nttle strongest man I ever saw, Yesterday | three of my men were trying to move A big casting, They couldn't budge It, Then along came this young fellow ) Jeffries, pushed them all away, and } him. Mr. Lacy, the head of the company : had @ liking for sport, One day he told bist (Special to The Evening World.) @n athletic acauaintance that there PHILADELPHIA, April 8, — Kid wag a youngster in the foundry who ; | rman, of Chicago, bested Young could whip any man in the world. if age e, of this city, in six fast round ig do you think so? asked the a i tre ‘ ‘night, It was Herman's aggresss \’ 4 riend. | Peete ess that earned for him the ver “Well,” sald Mr, Lack, “he is the, ff | ‘6 4 Ad | Ah : 'The “Russian Lion’ One Mass of Soft, | Pliable Muscles, Wherein He Differs Bec NSE ite go" | | from the Great Sandow, Who Has Ac castle ea The acquaintance told Mr, Lacy that ability to lift welghts was no sign 0! fighting ability, Shortly afterward windup Harry Decker had wn, of Washington. for the Kid, who hii battle, In cm) shade on Ik Kor wits too quired His Strength by Building. i young Jeffries tried his hand at com- be peting in the ring and soon left the att Ind at the Pranks 4 brass foundry for good. here 1a no denying that to-day to)any athletic sport other than wnight- owing to # ince. i But he never was a boilermaker at all, at all. NEW pitching wonder ts coming A to Amenicn with the Almen- become strong is a feverish passion, | Hfting; and even at this, his own « There are counties systeme open to|Hackenschmldt Is the superior, havin y Sandowe and Haokensohmidts, | beaten most of Sandow's entablished results” are freely published after |TeooNls, whereas, the “Russian Lion’ Mier nix and after’ twelve | a crack runner, jumper and tumbler YACHTSMEN WON'T GO. Although Ainerienn yachtemen have long dares, champions of Cuba. His erence | and @ falr swimmer, La) ; Ghat) nume fs D'Mexu, relivle to make one's self a, He 18 a real weightlifter because he WU Gplooonted at the proposed interamtlonal Not long ago this D'Meza was con p Numan belng, One can. carry takes his own weeght— i pound ercnee I Le voxt er ett Ni Brera second Sra Havana, t one's self better and replace fat by mus- and junps gracetuily over 5 feet so. £ tne Assvolatlol Mone of the Yat Seer At the co: nig teams wanted him. 80. He the greate. lo by the use of a hundred diferent ex- ration, | YEGHT ZOO LE 80 obscure that his a a % Barly. known to tare the a erelses and dumbbells; but all this Iv) duaintly enough, for the man with th t % ght the elt diamond, ‘ ae eee tas $ lcent, natural strength, name of every muscle upon the muscle ; trom f} but af he had such o on It Just ae different as ‘geniu gene vith Natural atrength — real) WOWd be farewell to his physi tits one of the forms genius| eAUtY and his athletic prowess, Haokensehmidt, a o A Ie ecereanea) Lisnit) phvaiel » who is matched to when It expre: » meet ‘Vom Jenki Ame pion wrestler, in Madson hse anes |den on May 4, ne ural-porn strength In all $9) caiing wonderful supremac: He has kept | 4 | ; ICAN LEAGUE. Mimeelf in condition, it le true, by train-| !¥em now until he steps on the mat { rt ee eet he fe not a inamifactured | With the Clevelandor he will devote tits i BL Louie. A $00 whole me and aitenuon Then suddenly D'Meza appeared AN he Almendares. Ie pitched q funogz and, bo tre amazement i the followers of the game, beat out the popular favorite and won the champion ship for his team, The Cubans claim that D'Mox fn is the most wond ‘ feen In the Antilles. He lias what thes [WEIGHT 196 LDS | wiante Hoppe defeated George Dutrane Inst night at the Knlckérbocker Academy, im Square Gar- | Woukiyny Uy a acre of 400, pointe to 40, soiled down tw | —-——--—__—— Tes of ao del and WAtO. erie) ace 1839 me will play 3 chan cally | Now, George Haerenschmitt shows 1200) paint Jay night Noh atarts Knickerbocker call the ‘rosin ball,” and t is popularly We te ium, @upposed that he rubs rosin dust on i var sani uee | strong : to studyin d on |i i RI ARIRLS vele 1) strong man; he ts a born strong man, uaying | the ball before the delivery to, Kew! & ' 4 the mys Chesbro uses sally Just Mat 3 1 i ih | New. Fork 4 Shion 5 With Sandow it is different, His eries of tie many leg holds, “ fe ball Jumpe| § Uhteuse «6 7 Mavingins 4 430) Boston... Matern as it Ja, ts the remult of | bAT# und blocks that Ro to make up u SPORTING. SU F YESTE Y" neath p oa Ln “4 Deere ee VEN UAL Uy) Wb and down, travelling In a letter RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, See eD ealnitar, from’ weytioed tr! Als os Ga as) ctolisaaecatchwoan - ; ‘ eurve, It 1s almost impossible for the HMANDICAPPER, 233+ Ne Philadelphia, 4 Washington, 4 ‘hough $t Is not generasy known, he | THE CHIC , Paster to touch It, i Broakiyn, eke ‘noe te aa a hwenle member of an | U# has made arrangements with Alex a proadway,publixhen beat handicaps \ ‘Meza iv a white inan, ‘ BU eas 1 ain, ‘orobatie troupe, Being twken in hand | SWanwon, the chao Lg iatw. ae and stable information,June's, m, Wientel's, Boling’ , BA's, De upucl and oth ‘es and Wills y duu, [specials and best bets show high is |averae of winners, 50c. iy, By Tent hetn by telee cr of the ait of ; ’ ter In Ufo by @ profeswr of physical | wresigng. Ewanson Wall Gull tho wuss) gaye mee NTR Se vere ano tira, he waa bullt up, layer by layer, | mam @usly and expecta to have “nim | BAN RRANCISCGO: | Ape ot veres | uuwever 1 he beoame,a machine-made “mus- Pion eee Cate able, with tne | Board of Supervisors yesterday deliveres) iii" sigy Yatra} cular chart’ fit for exhibition, of hie wonderful atrenéth, to off-|0 solar-plexus blow to James Coffrotl.| tho orgs Pttoul gee sland "Big Tom's" thorough knowledge | manager of the Yosemite Athletio Club. | Lavy, f mix it with the California tight-Wed his month as was Intended, He w Rghe, Breck Neal 10 s of the Hayes Vall ‘ation “ontrolied by Mo GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. nat New York ® at Boatot | Oat Bt. howls aN x p on the Supervisors, wl Boy \ 6 Ses ieee ee eae | viene) imtarea EUR Be naow | OF ne Saati ried at the iAnt big wi Tienat refused. 10 @Fane fin the ‘April | reruked “Coftvoth a permit Tor Apri, x 2A efition, 12.80. which stand out 80 prominently and * Garde ig wreat-| permit for a fight, granted Levy the fight privilege for Mek ho awerinapiring under a cololum |YNg maton in the Garden, that between | "Thin means that Jaber White, who| May. ‘The men will meet on Mix 5 PIMLICO ENTRIES light are not muscles for wee, They are|ing these. contests of Tcattend: | was brought over tram England by Cof- | Coftroth ie wut many hundred doliars 5 [lie ac musoles and rove slowly, (eucgnnn nromiies to gain a mreat deal | rroth too ent Jimmie) Britt will nit oe A rere OF ihe Supore evton. | JAMAIOA, Da 1, | —— Po et eracnine! on pega af the coming match: : eet | i tQhy, THE ELMHURST STAKES Btronuous playing « AGE BEMEIGO NER 8 fackenschmiat's are soft, pitable and| received an invitation. from. a very] — SBelmora o.oo. possess BB Anda, Ger Races, beginning at, 200 Hy Be PACK PIMICO, ApH 2.) in eually Ike a bail-bouring machine| prominent society woman's club | to sEmel Hayman. rd 12 ho on, Tin, 1,80, 1,00. "Flatbush avs row are as |? DY eo pean |haye the Russian give an exhibition SRA rma RIE rear t tr ag YB. 124), 11.00, 026, 1.45, Trolleys: from of the high ‘a |before its members of his strength and iicafi ans CAL ON Jamaica Alves Fock every tere minites. It 4s doubtful if Sandow 16 expert at nthe part of the RACH women lawn-tennis experts made jiter- | Vive ¢ esting matches yesteniay in the semi | Li -_-—— ; 107 nal round of the Newport champions caraitiey polenoe Tie nye AHon wea) envonted: CH—Selll i 5} :0N @hip mixed doubles on wie St, Nicholas je) #9 waded, fuur und one-nwie fure| | eae mee LoL Lane BOWeRE COMUINE hibit Rink Courts, Th roan AUtomabi Deloanta «++. All Leading Tipsters’ Informatio e American Aulomabile Associa: Judge Fulton Lars ater Tre teams that won thelr places in|tion will loll its frst national chame a rd JAMAICA ENTRIES. scoutnge Maid ani offiow, #8 Pan ew, foam 3 )he finals for the titles aré Mrs. Barger |Ponship tack meet at Morris Park, | Capt Hagen oa sUnole Urigh, — Hrrooklyn Office, 318 Washington Street. eta and Cyril Hatch and Miss |New York Clu, July 3 and 4, ihwer Girl Fl rea (0 ‘The Bvening World.) sree ENS The automobile parade which 4 ° ‘atherine Barne on C, Prien |clal committee yestorc Heber eee JAMAICA, N. Y., April 25—The en- uecoat Ne t ‘ which Is to ise, the 1 Wyland Bernon'C, F ole) commniuy rday ha ; rivvit RACH Handicap; for | triew igs es i sbivinatton oo held next Saturday, under the| OLD DR. GRINDLE, ive, the latter the captain of the J pleted final ar ements with the Ma A} $000 added; o 4 for to-morrow's races are as fole| ciymyy 3 yard lawn tennis team. Besta | Tne Bees : three-yanr-olds and tpwardi vone | one mer ae auspices of the Automobile Club of 36 YEARS A SRECIALIST 18 4 k Motor Racing Club, the presi: ‘ and oheskixteenth imtles, : ‘urlongs. ‘i vmiaes to 6 R — Mitch Dave h f Panlaue veeereure 110 FIRST RACE—Selling; «tx furlongs Drumotick « America, promises to be one of the} unger pr. Grindie's acientific treatment . rad ji Pr Ruby) Hampstead Solddome vee Perens tOn Sprakers Jargest demonstrations of motor cigs | discus peculiar to man ane ent * CREW HAD TO SWIM. eS kee i sbuchess Oller Tonio hat hus ever been wiessed, The de- | Sueur THRs than by any otheh ade d f America, ‘The Whaat ener ie pat Ainvita talln of tie parade have been perfeoted, | vertising physlolan, | po utter trot y desires a@ substantal fund as fled Nah eee Hundreds of automobiiista will parade | Mood POBORIN taney. Ai Nine members of the junior crew o1 ts carry on the extensive ie, BOE eM ee, CORON Hocontrical ..+44+ ava it is expected that there will be | akin dimsse, tnd Wa tee Maren %he Union Boat Club had an jnvolun- | work plunned for tile season: SIXTH RACE yoar-olde and araltght “Apprentice atlowan many women in the oars, MA COGHLA, oF any diveKes resulting: ‘tary tumble into the waters of the | ‘ihe offer by ™ Marien River last night near the Wash | pi, Park cour Ypgton Bridge, when the bottom of | meeting of the Pehele shell was ripped out by @ subs [rectsrs, was eter Vater Miron ort ATUHIE Morris of the Mor- Tacea in 1004 nade at the recent A. A, Board of Di ed to the upward; nonewinner WW at 14 pounds belo 1) (ive furlongs, cagate A The automobiles will assemble at tho | excens, Indiserstion or overwork? Ht tal . it "i ti BY A ) Dr, LINDWALL BEATS HOGAN, |tatwotie-nreveort srocel, in “ritth | Bote ol Ms agPaly aa tley Br cradle wt avenue, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, | ment, He cures private and ordinary, sons where a reception will be hold befora | "45 oping a at PL I a TI Cah Sufterange + tirrie Sones. ey Cel SECON 2 For two-vent-old male z 1) Inst night won from mhey : MMNTE TRAPS ries os Nie Co cre eat iees GenaIaG OR OE ober Lee mREGOND, RACE-—Ror pwocvenr-old matden | AUnY The pool tournament for_the Neo. [tho atart, ‘Che route will be: Witch uvo> | Weed, Mn St, between, Gin, and Fen Ave, REE Gcrer ne to Ui $0 HU) Morrell, Chaloner of pie taslie Hoerd | a" bel Carola, : 1p Fea ee Tonamnienshin of Gteater New: Tork’) (ea topoul ap temenes, An eu LAE ety Wats novoehts. Sdvetticties’ pho talaR water as tho craft started to sink. (George Ii, varrington, ‘Treasurer, and Lady: Vaionti 13 | teslona suormnmantn ch gemare” ear gore | to, aiveenide Getta, Sadun INO R hea ‘Avioe. From Medle De aires of them were later rescued py nA, G Batchelder, the new Svoretary Teesaine 109 | Mag la points to. 104. The winner's, beat | Sona “mreoty east. to Broadway, mouth a een of the Nassau Hout Club, ‘The | NNO Will succeed C,H. Gillette on SCARIER 189 | MAP was and ne made 2 acrafonea, Homan | TO Misa! avonud® amd Siabide ! then Miaw Finch Hop | made 4 acratches and, nie, nlenert TH Be w.| The Grand Marshal and the siesta’ ‘other six swam to shore. The committee intends to make the 1 ophe orew was practising for the Dev-|Mect the most notable ever held In tnis ide \and up: | Rogers and division will review tho parade — at THIRD RACK—Three-year. ‘|Scventy-scoond street and” Riverside ward) milo and seventy yards SEVENTH RACE—Same sixth rave: same distance, Day races, It included Kits, |country, and the programme will con- 2480 Snes is Be ' ug drive, and after tho reviow, will te- + | tain fcatury events of a dociledly nv Mndume Satan f in Hume .|firn te the house of the dutome 14, Nial, Godveil, Barvon, A. |churaoter, wn which the leading amaccur | blmeriele ween. Relaiaeens Only tt ROYAL GIANTS AT VAN NESS.) tip (c, thes Hote er ente, “tooo J. Hart, Norton and Briggs, the | nd professional drivers of the councey| — AtP% Baines int Pee Ainber) i! teriained by tho club, ale Will participate, Races will be proviaed Masten aiaiaa 10, ‘nt Fauid Schoolmate ye Royal Glanta, the strong col-| “Nearly every department of, the Co 7 amare et for al clanton of cara, and many of tha) sou RACH stocpilechaae: selling: for| Belknap Tied Knight’. { ored aggregation of baseball tosscrn,| Mill be Teprencnted, tn tee ap. ‘Ame an] A, iniornational’ event As being outs] GANCATING shor sehrcet She wPwm $400) RE stoke ROURTH,RACH—The Hinnurat iaken; Wil Be ollg Brotectory Grounds, Van Fa He Hepes ante SY americana va, Waal inea. Croxton Cparthisg by contaa tga Midnight Chimes’; ahi Hous, next Sunday. HAs 48 beete ot ee 1h