The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1905, Page 20

* IP TO EDN Owen Moran, the recentiy- femported English fighter, beat Danny Dougherty in Philade!- phia night he ran his tread into (ef Teputation in the country will go @tter the Briton’s scalp now, and some rs them will bo a bit tougher than Moran's next will be Monte Attell, Monday night. Monte ts just such a G@ghter as his big brother Abe was @ fow yeary ago. He slugs, If Moran wan got with Monte Attell ne ‘will be invited to ‘Frisco to exchange Wats with Frankie Nell, Moran's success may induce timid ttle Mr, Bowker to come to this eav- strand. Bowker beat Nell in Eng- Deocming bantam champion of the world. Later he made threo widely- GAvertised starts for Américu, but on @ach occasion backed out after test- ‘ing the gang-plank. Moran has cabled to Bowker that ‘Whe wild Indians have all been driven ‘Out of New York City and are now on the New Jersey reservation, EDWARD | BRITT and Batomge Nelson are matohed for a battle to take place ‘way off in July. that's a long leeway for America, ymhere things move. But over the pond they ere more Geliberate, A letter from Mr. Bettin- gon, of the National Sporting Club, states that the club has gatched Bowker and Jimmy Walsh, of Boston, for next October, 1 HD milMon-dollar mck has started from Chieago, “A cold million, 4 just off the tce,” 1s what Book- maker O'Leary calls it. Mr, O'Leary says he will start in ‘the open ring at Belmont Park with ‘@ eky-high Umit “Bet-e-million”’ Gates oan soon be accommodated at fis favorite figure. If a frigid million ts beyond your means,Bookmaker Trust- Buster O'Leary will not despise a ,emall, hot hundred. UNIVERSITY OF PENN- BYLVANIA was badly beaten Ts its annual track yesterday in meet with Cornell. Penn a short time ok BSR Bas Gis eites Sa 4 elphia form. —<——__—— ' SPORT QUERIES. In @ Gispute about basebull A bets B that Willtam Keeler, of the New York Americans, is the highest pa man (player) on the team, Who je right? KB MELVI, Je, B ie correct. A ys the 1% champion (6 @Weery McGovern; B cays Abe Attell ts TWitoh te right? W. Bo Championship in dispute, \ the first a that the Giante lost the fret Grows ld not Lest Seo ; B says they Dy HAR BOHLANGDR jo Philadelphia, ecide a bet, will you otate yo? teat fhe’ Toca racket wich © horee were LIAM. Orie. Sheepspesé Yay. Kini through the col- ict pe our, valuable pApee whieh your oinn a leveland, drew iaatioe at home: Airing fnform me tn Choyneki, the ores, etree jot bunt the third 1a out, no matter foul, as that le bunt on, the third etl Ki t if it goes fair and he ee ra the ball he is fi i fot, be MA igo thas there is. Pah "vale for thf yeun Which, ts pent? B fe wistt, indly, inform me in wise a Aer ime Britt parted fils balr in ast flashlight ploture as he waa ing agreement ld) pen the A bets John %. Sullivan was oham- rid, B bets he wes only His p one oe America, Which vine bri eeneyy parts his halr in A wins, jet me eee mn, lorett, after losing his No. fel aretengne with Jimmy Hritt make the ftatement that Mok either ‘or Nelson inside of ten vounaay know os as pos- Gulllvan fought Peter ‘W. THOMPSON, jo. ¥ through the col- ir whether Hacken nm eon. ever wrer. ‘ore he jt senkn ll knocked out Neagan, advine in your or if I a tp the winnings aa it was any part of it, . B olaims ‘Toscan Right and True her Bo: @ lot trouble, Every small ecrapper he Bennings THE WORLD: mS SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 190s. cate SPORTING NEWS AND COMM EN EDITED BY T ROBERT ED GREN. 2] BATTLING NELS NATIONAL LBAGUB. P|. hub, sal pe 12:19 (BIRO Dulas New York, Ok 7Ts, HeaKo, 3 Pittenure, Cc} Pofftesnnntte 2 Bonton, 4 6; Philadelpttia, 4, 1 tr Loute. at Phitadelptts, BY ALLEN Tt would be ® good job if some of these baseball captains read history and learned how many @ great batt! has been lost for want of taking % chance and’ sreailag | ne’e buck. Yesterday 3,00) persons saw the tail- endere from St, Louke lose their third game to the Gants ry reason of this very cowardice, The score was 6-5 in the ninth inning with two oot when Clarke reached firet on a folderta choice, The Cardinals have made themselves famous here for their Garrison finish |achtevements, and all apathy dienp- peared at this remote otance of thelr tying up the game. They who gath- ered et the mate, already oxtohing the whift of clam chowder that beokoned them homeward, stopped short now, swaying hither and thither with the hope of an appetizing finale, "Kia" Nichols raced to first and Captain Burke took the other coaching line, Doubt- lesa be meant well enough, but ff ft ‘wae his directing that beld Ciaske on wecond when @haanon deove @ jong hit to the left fence then he must be held rewponsibie for perhaps weing the ‘Thme to Tako a Otance, Tt was the supreme moment to take a chance, fot any one cond ere, with half am eye, that Mertes would never get the ball, But Clarke etodd at second benevolently regarding Gandow's wild scramble af over Che bot, like « kind off man giving an outing to « bimoh of newsboys, 'Dhia, however, was only to #how what St. Louls could really Go when she felt thoroughly amiable, Homer Smoot, the hard-hitting Smoot, now jammed 8 vicious grounder to Dahlen, who wae fortunate to even get in front of It. Clarke, of course, easily reached third and Smoot frst, The latter grinned like 8 frankfurter man in a dog pound, He looked upon the game as already tied. But again did Clarke disappoint his team and all the fans except Louls Mann, who world Mise to see the Giants win every contest. “Be Gosh!" he eald Kindly, “that there Dahlen mi be playin' al, or euthin.” ‘Wonder tf he's goin’ ter throw @hannon out!” White he was wondering and every ‘body begging him to come home Gil- bert dropped Dahlen's throw, Yes, and it took him some time to find the ball. Did Clarke move? Not on your lite He was the original boy that stood on tho burning deck. He kept rubbing hie peepers ike @ blind man that hed Just recovered his sight in front of the Flatiron Building on a windy day, He was content to stay there and walt unt!l somebody pasted a home run, not forgetting, if you please, that Ht was the ninth 4nning and two out, The next man, Arndt, fouled to Bres- nahan, leaving three Cardinals on base, high and dry, like chickens on @ raft, Mere Lack of Nerve, Do you suppose Napoleon Bonaparte or the Duke of Marlborough would have ever done such a craven thing? Not.#0 you could notice it! The latter had some fun at a village ealled Oudenerde in the summer of 1708 when he gave Louis XIV. the jolt of his life owing to the Duke of Burgundy's lack of merve, It was one of the world's decteive ‘battles, England and Prussia verm~s Brance and her alites, Both acmies were trying to selze a big plateau overlooking the River Scheldt, and Burgundy waa nearest > eo te t of Monte | Matiborough took a chance and eent ay tere eth Reagan, | forward his great cavalry leader the wigs one of your pemular renters. | ari of Cadogan, with elght equadrons of Irish, Finglish and Scotoh light horse, together with some foot soldiers, Mix Scotch and ‘burgundy and there's usually something doing A French general knew this and got very busy. He threw one division after another upon Cudogan’s band, and tt looked ‘good day and a long night.’ Marlborough from a distant hill saw the predicament, but had difficulty in getting the rest of his men ovor the +] river. Leouls XIV, might have won out right THAT WIE LEWTS MIGHT Score A Keock Out, STANDING OF THE OLUBS. Balkpuia: RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, row Y otrolt, jovelan . Louk GAMES SCHEDULED 7OR TO-DAY, York en XO ft Chicas Wiblottey of Garang, {it to nibbons, sebred, shot and statibed, Marl eelzed | the ‘Plotenn ani | at twenty-four hours pownd- 8, cit Burke “nhay De 88000 little | ONty Basra ns but he'll “ney (8 & captain in the National Teague 1? 2g dose not take warning by the Duke an As for Clarke, we would suggest for fe Hnjeyt fin aomne light sob" i he Wittee the Star. George Wiltse was easily th | yesterday, for though the Carlinuty | (ouched hiim freely he oontzibuted to c ane of the most brijitis Atope over ween tn « pitoher's pos. ‘Tn | the case af Dunisavy, VW Jumped fully two feet from ‘the ground and ated the leather down with his Present right hand. Unlike moat 8S Me Rating marvel never eldest OFF THE BAT While every meme of baseball te Plaved for ell it is worth and each side tries tts Martest to win, there is no @oubt that chrbs pitted against the champion Giants make a quperiative Sffort to defeat Maneger MinGrawe men. The history of baseball shows that chanmion teams are uiways oom- Pelled to play at top speed, because their opponents derive extra pleasure And satisfaction in downing @ flag winner, ‘The games at the Polo Grounds this week between New York and St Louls have been the most interesting of the season, despite the fact that the Mound Citttes are bringing up the rear of the championship race, Since returning to active duty George Browne, the fleet-footed outflelder of the champion Giants, has been playing great ball, His hitting has been timely, he has been superlatively fast on the| bases, and his fielding and throwing | have been all that could be desired. | Browne led the National League in run- geting last year, and tf he keeps up the pace he has set thus far this sea- son he will repeat his great recerd of | last season, ‘The recent assertion that baseball has no whortstops lke those of olden days does not seem well founded, Billy Dah- len, of the champion Glants, who has always been regarded as a star short- stop, has never played better ball in his life than he has this spring. His work has been wilt-edge tn every department, nd the thousand of baseball enthu: asts interested In the success of Man- ager McGraw’s team realise that fact and give Dahlen a hand nowadays near- ly every time he goes to bat, All the outfelders of the 8t, Louls Cardinals are left-hand — batsmen, “Spike Bhannon, who plays left field, is accused of pulling away from the plate, but he manages to get his hits just the same, Shannon {# also “some pumpkins" in the fleld, as he manages to catch almost everything thet is hit Into hie territory. ANNUAL RACES FOR HARLEM YACHTS Harlem yaohitsmen are looking for- ward with much Interest to the annual regatta of the Metropoliian Yacht Club, which will be held on Decoration Do As this event will bring out some of the fastest vachts on the Sound. # olose and exeltin gruce Is expecued A steamer and three-deck barge have been chartered to accompany (he sachts over the course, #0 that members and their friends will have a gvod oppor tunity to view the .aces, fonaires' Club,” from City bo on the steamer. In the evening dance will be held in the club-house, The Regatta Committee consists of the The ' Island, wil following: J, F, Lalor, Commodore; 8, G. Smith, Chairman; R, B, Cook, Sec ‘retary; Di 4. McKinney and G, Wel- bach, — NELSON ON HIS WAY EAST ay BY ROBERT EDGREN. Battling Nelson is now on the way Bast, On the 22d he is to fight Willfe Lowis In Philadetphia, Nelson {s one of the grontest “drawing cards” in tho ring, tu spite of the fact that he has been once dofeated by Jimmy Britt. He is a popular fizhter, because he always fights to win, aud every time he goes into a ring he is like John Hay’s Missiasipp! steanbasé, “With a nigger a-squat on her safety valve,” Nelson can bo depended @m& Fle won't fake and he won't turn his bout into an exhibition. KNOWS HOW TO FIGHT. He {s an ignorant youngster, taken all around, but he knows one thing thoroughly, In the science of fighting he holds a master’s degree, Probably Battling Nelson (Battling is his real given name, by the way) is unaware of the difference between an ohm and a Latin prefix, but no little gentleman who ever met him with gloves on found cause to doubt his learning @tong the line of hooks and uppercuts. Nelson started his fighting career in true melodramatte style. He longed to raise the mortgage on the old homestead. His firet few ventures didn’t interfere with the mortgage matorially, but you can't keep down # man whose very neme fits him for the profession of flaticufta, FOUG"'T HIS WAY UP. \ Batti: 5 Nelson fought bis way up. He knocked out the mortgage, incl- dentaily, in:mediately after disposing of Young Corbett the first time In San Francisco. Soon after that battle he fought Britt and lost. That there was something left in the stocking, In spite of the mortgage and his side bets, was shown when Nelson’s manager took a vacation accompanied by $10,000 of Battling Nelaon’s ready cash, ButtIng is rematehed with Britt. This scrappy pair will fight it out in July or August In ‘Frisco, Meanwhile Nelson will take a junketing trip to Philadelphia, where he will meet Lewis and probably two other Iight-weights later. LEWIS IS CONFIDENT. Lewis says he will knock Neleon out. In that case, of course, Lowls would receive a hurry call from ‘Frisco and would be mutched with foxy Jimmy Britt, to whom all sluggersa look alike, Lewis says tho prospect luoka so good ft makes him dizzy, But thero’s many a slip ‘twiat the punch and the tip, Willie may find Nelson's chin point and learn what many others have learned: that the Battler’s neryes are well insulated, W little direct dope there 18 favors Lewis, Nelson took elghteen Lewis accomplished the feat in half the time. -But, leaving out all discussion of the finish, this bout will draw. It is the Great Dane's first appearance east of Chicago, and astern sporting men ave eager to see the tough youngster who twice knocked out Young Corbett in less than ten full rounds, YALE KEEPS MURPHY. NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 18,—Trainer Mike Murphy, of Yale, who was reported {0 he considering an offer trom the Univer- ity of Pentsyivania to act as athletic trainer of that institution, when sean to- ald: “That fe'the annual Dives ha rounds to knock out Martin Canole. BASLE TO OPPOSE OLDFIELD. who established world's rec. mar Younes céraet’s FANOUS SWINGS NEVER. HAD NO FPPEecT ON TALEO AIM, NELSON'S HIGHLANDERS START WELL BY BOZEMAN BULGER | (Special to ‘The World.) OHICAGO, May Twin a clean break, the Highlandem feund the go: ing easy in tholr fewt battle in the| | Womt, and breezed aM the way to the wire, All the other Basten invaders | tell prey to the native sons. ’ | The White Sox, who had read of the! |@oings in Boston and had already | counted themselves another notoh |toward the lead, were made to look | Ike a sorry lot of Brash leaguers, and ft least 2,000 disgusted fane slunk out of tho park before the stxth toning had | become ntstoria, | Just ‘efcre opening fire Gritth | switched Conroy to short and Yeagur to third on account of their throwing arms, and phe @hange worked like magic, In their new positions both players distinguished themeelves, and Yeager saved the game on one occasion by leaping into the alr and with one nd pulling down a three-base-labelled Unive while the bases were full This took the heart out of the White Stoolk- ing gentry, and thereafter it wes mur- der, Dr, Write suffered am attack of | ickttis early in the runming, and white | vuried under the smoke from @ ‘road. | le of swats was dragged out, and | Walsh bad to face the music, The | Jatier got the same dose, and swallowed i out gigging. | dovle steal, The equeare, the hit and run, the and in fact every cute play known to Grifith was touched off and worked Itke arithmetic, In facts everything broke well for the New Yorkers, and with Al Orth's tantalizing delivery there was nothing to it. Hundreds of fans flocked out to get a look @t the much-heralded Hal Chase, and the boy who gave up a job in a California winery at five per to work on Harlem Heights was the goods. On two occasions Hal came up with the bases full and both thmes stung the ball for a alngle, scoring two runs. That was hitting @ trifle Willie Keeler was aleo « large-sized packa Out of four times up he shot a single through @be infleld and beat out two bunts, mM mpt_whater wis made to oat fm rt Woston can trim those fellow#," said the offt- clal scorer, "Chicago has about as much chance with tho Beaneaters as a one legged man tn a bame-stealing match,” he game Was productive of one of the most Har hits yet observed in the freak history of baseball. Sullivan rammed & drive over Chase's head, and Keeler came after dt on a dead’ run, Just at this moment geome one uirew 4 pop bottle from the bleachers and the ball @truck the bottle and caromed at Tight angles almost to the fence, It was good for three bases, Tast night Grif and "Pop" Anson got together on the “spit” bam bet, and, while Aneon bed money ready, tl Waa decided to postpone the exhibition until the next trip on account of Ches- bro's lame arm, GOTCH HERE IN GOOD SHAPE Frank Gotoh, the phenomenal young Westerner, who $s booked for another tussle with Tom Jenkins for the Amer- can catch-ae-catch-oan championship at Madison Squese Garden, next Friday night, reached the otty yesterday from Buffalo, and at once settled down to hun ¢raining. Samuelson, a big Awed- ish wrestler, who has been making 9 name for himself of late, accompantsd the young athlete, and will train hin for hig contest with Jenkins. Jenkins will arrive here to-day. Reserved seats for the contest were placed on sale throughout the city to- day, The seating arrangements in the SUN The Murmy Hills will ploy the first gaine on their new grounds at Rquitable Park, Bixty-seventh strect and West End avenye, to-morrow. ‘Thoy will movt the Royal Giants. ‘The Murray Hills will have out thelr remular team, with Wilts in the box, ‘There promises 60 be a lively session at Bronx Oval, One Hundred and Sixty- ‘atrd street and Southern Houlevatd, to-morrow, when the Cedars and a J h in the first st Centre eae ‘Bronx champions are Dall of & sterling quality these they will put forth their to down the Long Islander. wlaysn: Saver and dost efforts At RiAgewool Pryk to-morrow the Cuban X Giants will have thelr first tus- slo of the season with the Ridgewoods, With the colored cracks 1s Clarence Wiitams, the inimitable coacher, Who amuses the fans with bis antics ie i a Long Iplenders, in yO MAYS TB hare pattie, wih, be strengthened, There will be a pre! ny Inary game ‘between, two crack semi- professional teams of Brooklyn, Manager Seles. of the Chicago Na- tlonals, has wired the Hovoken Club that he wilt put in his best team againat the Jorsey cmcks in the game on the St George Cricket Grounds, Hoboken, Besides reducing the ad- to-morrow. mn tg twenty-five conta the Ho- queso 69 ty cnt da improvements in is. Deegan, who pitched #0 well aeuinat the Glants last week, will be titted against the Chicegos. ‘Those old-time rivals, the Xavters and Pastimes, meet on the ‘veseball diamond und Hofer will do the twirling tor the MELLODY WON IN HALF A ROUND Specta} to The Hvening World.) SPOKAND, Wash, May 13.--Martin Daffy, of, Chicago, lasted just one min- ute and fourteen seconds before Honey Mellody, of Boston, hast night, In twenty-five seconds from the pipe the gong founded at opening of the ian any Pela hat onthe boat fy few, @iagwor! to te fae he ie coun of his jaw, was rival pay a a a Garden will be the same as upon the night of the tecent Hackenschmidt-Jen- Kins contest, with an elevated ring aur- rounded by eee prices, however, ere to be leas t those which pre- vailed at the leat match, tho ringside box pons Hated at 85 and grad. ing lown to aAmiasion. jotch’s great ambition in this match ls to at Jenkina and by so doing force the Rasien Hackenschmidt to meet him. Thia the latter has refused to do under existing circumstances claiming that he offered to. meet the best man nd {ne and detnating Jeakine, w' viously fen Gotch, he liv to his word and accomplished all th: could he. asked of him by the American D DAY BASEBALL GAMES, $e Indjang, while tho box positions on tho Xavier tea will Le oeeupied by Bowen And Doyte, two ex-Connectiout Btnte Teaquers, To-morrow at Marquette Piel the Newburaa will be the attraction, Thir team haa met with but few defeats this aeason and & food game should result, Loen wit be on the firing ine for the Maraueties with, Tutler cn, the rece ving tery, for the Newborns, will be the ‘The Ontarios wilt have another etrong team fm the fleld thin season and will play their opening game with the Bal- timore Glands at Ontario Field, One Hundred and Forty-ninth a#ireet and Elahth avenue, to-morrow, Bell, who formerly pitoned for the Philadelphia Giants, will do the twirling for the Bal- Hmore Grants Metcalf will be the elabman ie Ontarios, ‘There will be @ big tmprovement in the Manhattans’ team when they play the ex-Hoboken nine at Olymplc Field, One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street and Fitth avenve, to-morrow. The im- field will be strengthened third baseman, éniured, will be, hind the bat, Kad” the box for the Man’ 8 ‘be- Waller wht in hattana, Among the thousunde of pleasure- seekers who will visit Coney Island to- morrow, no doubt many of them will the baseball game erg at f- take in for the now grounds located ent Wook eta aeecty- | WHI) meat, the Conay to-morrow at Pastle Oval, Boventys | Titer oli ninth street and the Bast River, Port | ex-lenques HERMAN BALKED AT SMALL CROW (Specta’ te The Eve ‘World, ) LAIWRDNON, Mass, "Ka" Hernan failed to pat in an appearance at the bout echeduled to wome off with Matty Baldwin at the United Cycle and Athletlo 9 bt it ig iota, Gat ataa th rd ie Wimmy BRIT ON, WHO SOON WILL BE SEEN IN ACTION IN THE EAST fe; ; OoKs Ts 4 IRON JAW: WRESTLING GARD ~ FOR BRONXITES | Some stirring sport in the wrestll line will be seen by residents of t Bronx and others who may care to take the trip to Zeltner's Casino, One Huns dred and Seventieth vet and Thing avenue, next Monday night, The Bronx |has been negiexed aa a sport centre heretofore, Sport lovers of that section have been compelled to travel all the way to Manhattan to see anything worth while, The programme arranged 1s a god one, | bringing out severalof tho best wrestlers that can be found tn this vicinity. Alex, |Swaneon, of Harlem, who will be sean |{n the star bout, 1s one of the cleverest Jin the business, It being a toss-up bee |tween him and George Bothner. Swans son isa Mttle heavier than Bothner, how- ever, Jack Schmidt. a clever grappler from Brooklyn, will oppose Swanson, and if the word of his friends can be taken he will put up a good contest with the Harlem wonder. ‘Three preliminary bouts duce sport of a goed vari Muldoon, who made such preliminary bouts at the recent Hacken~ schmidt-Jénking contest, will meet Joe Roverts, a local lad of prominence. Phil Kelly and John Parelli will try conclus siona in another bout, and Young Roever and Young Jenkins,’ miniatures of the great wrestlors whose names they hive DOWD TO MEET HOSEY. Eddie Dowd, the l@bt-welght, of Brooklyn, has been matched to meet Willie Hosey, of Albany, % Sie etc HAP Att ATEN A Residence Telephone Shone In cll weathers, Makes appointmonta. 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