The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1905, Page 6

PRATTLING NELSON has always Deen regarded as a fighter pat- terned after the old John L. Western accounts pictured & rough-and-ready Would rather fight than eat. bey Te really did At that description lille on the Pacific coast, !t must have another eect of the wonderful Cal- of Philadel- foem to have given him cold feet, nm was matched to fight Willle| wis nt batch weights Monday night. | walking down the Bowery Inst week. ‘arriving jn Philadelphia he heard | “Hully gee!’ he exclaimed tn telling his fairly good “He must make 130 pounds at * gaid Nolson, + Lewis couldn't do jt, but offered to do fire fer fair, “Nothing doing," said Nelson's mana- | » “One hundred and thirty pounds | O'elock or no fight. fh dn, He's the champion and he| @ Fight to dictate terms, He will) fe $16,000 when he fighta Britt. swig knocked him out he'd lose that, is taking no chances." He couldn't explain what Nelson was Nelson won't | > Now Nelson is matched with "tell instead, Attell is a legitimate feath- Nelson is a > er-welght. Mght-weight S Attell hasn't knocked out a man in a “month of Bundays, Nelson in safe, HB Gotch-Jenkins match 1s over. With Hackenschmidt away, Jen- kins again assumes the American Still he doesn't claim he chased Hack out of the coun- ~» If you ask ‘of Jenkins, who has nuok of expressing himself candidly Matters of that sort, he would tell ou that Hack could throw both Goich 2 himeel¢ in the same ring within an F Bhamplonship, too strong,” says Tom, HE Giante have made the piratical crew from Pittsburg waik own plank, Reversals of form in La) common enough, the race track would @ @ sensation. “SPIKE” FIGHTS AGAIN TO-NIGHT Mim Callahan, the Quaker City light- “weight fighter, and "Spike" Sullivan, who was one of the best men in his @uring the days of the Horion i thie State, will clash to-night in round bout This will be the first time in that Sullivan and his showing aga er Mhiladelphian will prove « he is sill the great Was years ago, @ number of other good have been Ue As the training for and is In excellent shape. —_—— IR GIVES A LOVING CUP. ) A ball game of interest to the old- j will be played to-morrow after- @t The Cove, Staten Isiand, Both hall from the Thirteenth District, Pever J, Doolin, with the old Mets in the 70's, “the twirling for his nine, while veteran court of- wer loving cup to the viciors. i; Champion Giants vs, Fitts, Adm, 60 Ways to A Secure one of the 2,000 Poston Snap up one of the BARGAINS, | gheved,gopacce and ursued as to what) Make your own terms with one of the WantDirectory “SPORTING NEWS AND C o——- Rerente ARRAS TIME Loomna FoR. STRANGLES WENHIN Cy Neue ‘9 CON STRICTOR. LAUGHS GALORE ATTHE — °, #0" PIRATES’ SLAUGHTER STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Clube OW, & 4 PC, New York 22 0 44h Pittsburg 18 3 tn ° ae fi 3 Palle’ 2/18 18 500188, Loula’ 110.17 370 7; Pittaburg, 1. Chicago, 2; Brooklyn, 1," Ten innings, St Louis, 5; Boston, 8. Phiadoiphia, 0; Cineinnats, 4 New York, Chicago a Brooklyn. St. Louis at Boston, Ciheinnat! at Philadelphia, BY ALLEN One of the Paul Kelly gang wis Pittsburg at New York, | experience, "I had ter laff, Everybody was yellin’ ‘Fire!’ de engines wus comin’ from 'steen directions. Say, It wus a Right near Delancey treet, you know. “Well, I runs wit de push, and, say, I had ter laugh! Dere wuz about fifty Peop' tryin’ to git out o' the fift-rtoxy winders, You know, got ketched. See ‘em go t'rough motions. Some guys fighun’; de gotls screamin’, Hully gee, T hed ter laft! “After while de firemen gets ‘em all| out ‘xcept one bloke on de roof, Say, yer ought ter seen him runnin’ round, | You know, lookin’ t' esoape, Down be-| low some was yellin' ‘Jump!’ Odders | says ‘Stay dere!’ And dis guy was rollin’ an’ jumpin’ and prayin’ all at GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. Phila. Chioago |! W ington Louts, 0, Washington a New York at Boston at Bt 1 Phiindelphia at Washington at ¢ SANGREE Mumphrics, who never 1 no never Jaughs unless Mike Donlin makes a hit, slapped his Mgn: or was it his neighbor's? Dunn. pirsencr, the grea the Flying jurchinan, the Gureantuan coal miner, the morose, glum giant of shortstop. ame with his pittance of mirth and geimt as end man for the “Dummy fe made two fine catches and was ip: planded,” ‘That's more than wey would do for Dahlen in Pittsburg, Siv what you will, New York ts the only city Where ball players get a square den! We don't throw pop bottles! we dant gall vile names, and we even etand for yore, and We Stk elke to wee good bal that's what the Gtines gave us voste day, with Luther Tavior far in te yan Georg Rrowne McGann and. T+ an seconded him wich hits at Hehe me, each of them ‘singling In t ninth w on young Robertatile was « This afternoon we may expect anot? Pleasant time. Metinnity and Pinrer NY Puc Barney Dreyfuss Dea 9 positively appe: M if 7 arialles Clothes, oY SPPERT in Uimp.re onct, Qhee, I had t’ laft! “De firemen spreads a net then, ant it] ean’ yaar, glnd Juat the maine, THE BRUTAL was him to jump or take de count, Say. | Thought you called my nanve SPECTACLE yer ought t seen de guy. He didn't) 7 ought T heant somebody calling me. | HORRIFIED SHARHEYW But de know whether t' jump or ni fire wos gettin’ round him, Lt was his ql only chanet, He stands up and looks) HI] ANDERS GI AD over, then he Kind o' shivers ke an’ puts out his hands, You know, like you wus goin’ t' dive, Say, y’ought ter seen ft, D——n ‘f he didn’t turn over Uree times, an’ he missed de net! Chee, T had ter last!’ New Yorkers Laughed. That's it. Some people can laugh at a funeral, or use it to adveriise break- fast food. And that's what New York did yesterday when the Giants buried Pittsburg, | t There was no animus, except when Barney Emsliie called Dahlen out on} strikes asa ball tumbled from the upper xrand-stand right on home plate, Ten thousand rooters simply had a good time, thanks to ‘Dummy’ Taylor, There's a boy that's worth his ary just to make the fans enjoy life. He's 4 natural born comedian—and a natural born ball player. Basebail ie a national institution be- cause it has humor, and we are cer tainly a gold-durned humorous people, Lo you suppose it was funny when Hans Wagner lay on his belly grovelling for Bresnahan's charming single? Not to him! But the 10,000 almply hugged Liself. Wasn't it rather tragic, nay, patiletic, stranger, to see that god-Hke, Herculean figure messing around In the bryllig sloth? Then how of the muas-| sive Momrath glumping tn the slimy) troth? Let ‘er go! | What of Clarke when the “Dummy! slashed @ triple where he was not?| How oan you laugh to see that paragon) of truth; that Ily of the valley from} Smoketown; that stepson of Annnias! chasing over the lea like a tax collec: | tor In Newport? Why, there's a man) who prides bimeself on knowing just) where every batsman in the National | Leugue will hit! See him craftily move in like the Great Serpent when Billy Gilbert toes the pigie! Wat him | shag Away to pastures deep when the mughty MeGann or the far-hitting Don- | Hin have a tient Taylor Fooled Him. Taylor fooled him, by gum! ‘The | mu wonder did, And he fooled a lot ,of other people, He was the especial meter t snone, ittered and be inumbed, Have you ever thonghs what yaseliall means ¢ me deat and dumb? | imagine $f vou vould not give yent an épeech when suimething jappens! Pon. dev one on Well, yesterday. at least, fifty of ihe silent clan saw Taylor make his doubl and triple, seore two ns and pilen like Savin’ eoaling up. Among them “was William Scott Abrams, facetiously called "the Dam my's Manager,. Ut really the bravest | of the brave, | Year in and year out he! at the Pol frounds, loyal to his} {wend and ever convulsed with = ball spirit, He suis a record of saving | a dozen lives asd is famous whereve two mutes gather together. His pression at the end of the game as talked with Marshal P, Wilder |dlone worth sitting near’ two m base hit “Pop” Anson a the day of hero Worship ia over baseball, Why, “Pop! We'll worship any ball player that gives us @ laugh, Intentional or Bot is of no matter, Carinch, which in wissian means "son of High Fall,” | helped unwittingly. No cham there’ Al uasian names have @ meaning. nites "the ‘bhtter, one” keusopa ils | is the fon of a partridge’ and, Poistol | MWS? Maketheir announces) Means "the mtout one.” ‘Nhat's wit | ‘menis to-mo:row comes from studying Russian on Hast | Broadwa: Carisch Made All Merry, Well, Carisch made everybor: when ‘he ‘oaught a aimoult foul trom Mertes, and then threw She, ‘ball into Gretahen in’ tne “aint. Sven 309 4M another bitterly fought plichers’ bat- GriMfth's heart to heart talk yesterday morning and cracked the ball on the exactly, expectation of fattening up a bit, won ity Won Burkett and Heidrick fro two games and dropped an equal num- Loulx National League team tc torn -TO GET EVEN BREAK BY BOZEMAN BULGER} fJust Vetere the Highlanders departed rom St. Louis James McAleer, man- (6pecial to The Evening World.) ay ft « 2 0% wer of the Browns, creat Nb DETROIT, May 2.—And agnin Jack sensation In St. Lous by Tanhoune ral Powell bested his rival, Harry itowell, Woe Unconditional release of Dick Wen, the Veteran secoud baseman means the passing of ano.) je, This time tt wasn't luck either, anie's old. stars whose gts he Highlanders simply profied by | HANG @ridually grown dimmer in recent y nd finally flickered ou n played second base and cap= the "White Sox" when, Com Iskey 8 team won the firet year's pen- hose when It counted, That's the idea i red by the Bro’ ana The Highlanders, after four days ot witer le played one year mi he strenuosity, leave St Louis just as they Cardinils when ihe Amerienn League J Ht lea made tts 0 “0 ame. Not a gain or loss In the per- "Men one at thes new teats tieet centage column, In other words, Giif- moves helped to make tt unpopular for | quite a while in St Louis, —Padde feting as agent, secured Wallact Au) and his clan, coming here with the ber, Tho men got together in the final the nucleus of the American League ing however, and that is encourag: | fur contract te the Rtaeaee act K 4nd one of the most bitterly eont Kolanvan OE Stile pat Showing came a) wurt fights to retat aay reps effect that He will, Join. the emus hers | remuee PUL the, decision vant and will be ready to resume Mis post: | ao promenc tin phonies dete, acted ton at sh the teu te foam | baseball controversies during what is Dherfeld give: eer UR AAP, thal no othe: player know) ag the “parcball ware’ Padden a hia presence te alga ee ecGe: [sits he has no Sting for the future wed. He is a Aantor all the sadly the Highlanders feel much more ghter all the tim j hopeful new, but realize thes’ have Aa @nd that is worth almost as much as Mmons 5 hard task Jn getting away with Maat ‘dinurenrad inden Ge net PA MD Detroit Teale key that fica dlneppeared under tie n]Orth, sho te now in wood whape, wil KNOCKOUT IN” THIRD ROUND TO MEET RHODES (Spectal to The Evening Worlt.) AUGUBTA, Me, May Cote, of Biddeford, knocked out James twent MeInnis, of Bar I mind of a cen-rou (Bpecial to The Evening World) — * vbor, in. the ‘hird night between Billy Rhodes, of Kans: Melnnis wat knoe Ont in the first round is cago, before the Derby Athletic Club, ner and barely recovering when the jn this elty, was not held for the reason 1K sounded for the second round, that OF dake aaaand stonid Both tmen did | fon lngt night without saying mau, Cot rts neked down, but was that (OY 7 hid tert! tlw Near the middle of the third round 8 offered to go on with @ subati- Melanin Tecelved a reriivic left in the Pe gated nec tee Dee HIE ALOMBCh “WINS RATA Hoe 19 torfered and refused to allow the bout fo aroceed ey (Ae. sroseed O'BRIEN GETS HERMAN BESTS KELLY AGAIN. "YOUNG ERNE” Hugo Kelly, the Chicago middle (Special to The Bvening We rotal to 1" World.) welght, and "Philadelphia Jack" | PHILADHLPHIA, May %, — "Ista" O'Bnien, the clover boxer, have been| Herman, of ‘Frisco, wad A Blight siado matched again. They have been #o-|on "Young Brno” at che end ax cured by Al Hanford, matchmaker of TOM «tonne, Sy Ute dame anbocicar the Bureka A. C., of Baltimore, to try| the thitd Herman's c ow vonoluslons. Ink “iifteeneround “bout kept hin in the front ee eee WOK wigan ieee Re eerie Sie (eee: who 18 a past master at de- y c e men| fenslye i 7 foimht Kelly was awerded the decision ee ee TN AM after ten rounds of the hardest kind of METENN i. fighting, O'Brien oiimed the declsion Ruhltn and Doran Matched, Wis an injustice to Mm and asked t nreturn fight with Kelly. and the tat. | Harey Rublin, of Seramton, and Jota ter consented after receiving a soodd hY Doran, Brooklyn, have been | was offer from Herford. Both men hayve| matohed for @ fifteen-round go to take begun training for the conteet and will pegs near Wilkesharre, Pa., some welgh kn ot it be In fit shape whe they climb through | in June. The boys will the topes, M6) pounds at 8 in the afternoon. OMMENT rozz "STRENUOUS TIMES AT THE .JENKINS-GOTCH WRESTLING MATCH. Goren TRIED TO TOSS TOM UP INTO THE AIR , A LA HACKENSCAHMIDT. referee would over again. Long before the end of that first se sion both were fighting and fouling, Once Gétoh bit Jenkins on the wrist. JENKINS-GOTCH MATCH FIERCEST EVER. Wrestling Bout at Garden Last Night GOTCH IN BAD SHAPE TO-DAY Worse than Any Prize Fight— Strangle Hold Used Often. BY ROBERT EDGREN. For pure savagery no prizeiight that was ever held in Madison Squore | Garden surpassed the Jenkins-Gotch wrestling match of last night, . After nearly three hours of a gruelling contest that was much more Tile a bare fist fight under Lonion prize ring rulss than a wrestling mateh, Gotch lay helpleas under the bulk of his bu Hurst declared Jonkins the winner. It waa a grudge fight from the start. Neither was willing to wrestle unless the big end of the purse went to the was no split. “on the leve Yor nearly tho whole time of the first bout (an hour and a half) Gotch held the aweressive, His favorite grip was acroteh hold, and he threw Jenkins all over the mat, Byery time that Tom was in danger he managed to get, off the mat, when order the men the centre and Gotch would) have his work to do all Jenkins got the fall with what the an nouncer was pleased to call opponent. Referee Tim ‘Tom applied the strangle until Gotch's jugular stood out like a rope and his face turned the color of a building brick, Referee Hurst was kept busy warning Jenkins and forcing him to loosen up. Then Gotch tried to throw the Clevelander through the ropes. Tn the next bout he butted ‘Tom de- liberately, and Jenkins returned the favor with Imterest a few seconds lat ‘Tom was thrown through the rop and hit the floor with a thump, but he climbed back again, Later he threw Gotch out. ‘Then Gotch picked Jenkins up and banged him against the top of one of the posts, knocking the breats out of him Jenkins Grew Stronger, To the surprise of the crowd Jenkins who {s about six or eight years old than 'Gotch, seemed to Krow stronger es the WHAT THE A player, twenty-three years old, with experience, Is a heavy and tmely hitter, or infielder. Address Joseph Martell, No, 813 Hast One Hundred and [oy IRCA TIRRIME RRR REO) ore | re eur eoenueny ork CY the Brightons by a score of 18 to 3 on Sunday, April 80, ‘The Hurricane, Jr.'s, would like to book games with teame yen to J hirteen years old, averaging el A third baseman would like to join a uniformed team averaging from #ixtern to seventecn years of ‘7 East One Hund 1 street, City, The Rankin ENA would like to ar-| M, 8 red and Bey agaliey Address Edw. anal atreet, City, The Oregon A. C. defeated the Ram- blers by a @core of 15 to 9. The Decatur B. B, numbers of other legal . have all duces ms averaging from tnitteen to fifteen years, Will play for aide bets of $ or more. to hear from Pocass F Senators and Dal ang, Adireas 8, No, 69 Hast One Hundred and eat, New York City, We know where the “Tiger oie ave ghelr club house. Milton ‘319 Weet One Hundred ‘wenty-fourth street, N. Y. The Victories y pre! 8 y ne torkville Freli in Haniohs “fate Sundays an 7 promised, The are open for, games De Team" have Row! , Soe O'KEEFE REFUSED! rthur KANSAS CITY, aKn., May 20,/Toe round battle scheduled tor last Gity, Mo,, and Jack O'Keefe, oht- the St. Martina’ grounds, on May 7. eae The St. Matthews, jrs., would like to 020080 842614608 Peck and Con-| rank, The winners | took the 6 o'clock (ruin ners; Gerado and would Hie to arrange enmes with toams | averaging from 0 12 years of age, Re Colonese, No. Mott treet, City. o Yankee B. B. O,, of Staten Island, | Saturdiy afternoens, Sunday morh- noms, als) hol day morn. open for firat-olass | inducements, ings and after: Lanier posting ‘ess John E Viniey avenue, Stapleton, 8. 1 At Carlisle Oval the Carllste HO, ant Ge Dhe Can bteg A No hear from tems witli Hote oto Nw. York, oftering | They would. lke 4) hear the Felton #. Grand Lnden WC. of Fiatbush, he. letter-carriers will play a. series Ramos, beginning Mi afterncons at and some @ played an errorless. defeated the Detht Jndusemen te. 6, on Saturday ‘Park, Sixty: | West End ‘aventie, | ig contests are expect- od before the championship ts di fiater on a. pic the eure cit er few York and el ¥ . 3, MoNabb, Lransh gw eats itman. ok Kamen wit COMING BASEBALL STARS EDITED BY T EDGREN. MARTIN JULIAN WANTED TO CHALLENGE THE WINNER. ON BEAALF OF AIS SAVERKRAUT CHAMPIONS GAELIC FOOTBALL. Th the serlos of Gaello football games son Sunday next at the auspices of Association the Korry and Cork teams, vt necting Cork carried away womargin, and the 1 the defeat of Kerry [1 AFTER THE GRUELLING. t that he was, | Jenkins at Madison Square Garten last pid at the Hotel Bartholdi last night, where he recetved treat- © stomach caused by elther a punch or a y pate when he eamo a slow step, He sald that hout that he was eompelied to do some Jenkins stop hts unfalr methods, a return matoh with Frank Gotoh was up at an early during his bout ment from ay sf the vicious i Jor of the hotel tactics during Aimgelf in order ty try 1k Lean beat Jenkina and would ear fiture, T ain ready at any time to wrestie him and am willing nd walked wit t) wager my money that T passed, Gotch weakened under the pqunding, The second fall he won with a desperate effort after wrestling about half an hour, but it was a dying After that he weakened «again | strangle hold and now and then ferking fem and banging him/ the | down headfirst on the floor, thrown out of the the floor or ecatter the press tables, gruelling Gotch w aly, He staggered about the rin Ike a drunken ma The finish of the match, just before the final fall, was spectacular, * more than an hour Jenkins had’! occasionally taking & last foll waa 11 minutes and 10 seconds. Gotch Was Helpless. Jenkins got up slowly and turned to suddi A moment afterward Goteh struggled to his feet, tottering. weak- right cross or a solar plexus punol the same arena Finish of the Match. separated after a he fell to the’ floor, top of him in an in: Goech managed to wriggle away, 8 pounced on him again, and the match was over. ARE DOING Ia glazed eves faillug to recognize, took two or thre lurching forward, fell full len) He was picked up bodily and car: It was over twenty could be Jenkin Goteh staggered t ried to his chase, taken to his dressing-room, captain, No. % West One Hundred ant Sixteenth street, city, stor Baseball Club have a few Open bates in May and June for tiret? class-out-of-town teams, Address 1! G, Kappler, No, 109 Duane street, city Rose Midgets will play unt- rhe came trom nine to twelve years ey line up as follows: Heraberk enty, ¢.; T, Ahearn or J, HG, “lett, ef. Fs Blot thy J, Kelly, 2b. Ryder, e8,; D, Curry, 1b.; J. Pren utility, For games addreas J.C. Klett, No. 60 West One Hundred and eth street, city. At*Claremont Park on Sunday the Riverside F, C. defeated the Gotham A. by a score of 12 to 7, Riversiles have open dates in July for unifonmed teams averaging sixteen years. Address A. Davis, No, 2179 Eighth avenue, city, The Carlisle F.C. a travelling teal would like games with teams sixteen vars old ) ving good grounds and offering govd inducements. Have all re. \dates open after May 80. | Addrosr George H, Wilson, No. #8 Third avenue, | Clty. The Brooome F. ©. defeated the Mul- berry F.C. by # score of 8 to 4 The Broome FC, will play the same team @t Kensinton this Sunday. ‘The Charter A. C. have secured th &Kelly grounds for Saturday afternoon: and would be pleased to hear fron teams averaging 18-19 yeare who are willing to play tor side bet. We will pay full expenses, win or lose, Business | house teams preferred, Loules Beham- | rook, No, 36 Morgan avenue, Brooklyn, The Oliver Juntora would like to ar- rani ames with teams averaging 12. TP veark, Address M. Isaacson, bi Second avenue, city. ‘The St, Matthews, jr Holy Name So- clety, will open the season with the strom team of St. Martin of Tours on hear from other juntor church teams averaging fourteen to fifteen, The Wallabout Fleld Club would like to arrange gaines with teams averaging thirteen to fourteen years. Address B. Daniels, No. herry street, ‘The Hamilton Athletle Club would Ike to arrange games with teams averaging ten to twelve years, The line-up Is as follows: Kotain, left feld; Cahn, centre |feld; Levy, right field; Bragmeur, catch. Htoher; Sirkes, firet base; ARE; orge, short stop, and Golden, third base. The Reliance Team, of Harlem, would ‘or Wet Weather here fs nothing t .tter for preserving the leather, epelling moisture an ving @ brilliant polish der all conditions than rough Itis nota varnish, but a true leather food, Largest sale of ny Shoo Polish on earth. Binek or Tee tn 100. ‘vine and 16¢ collepalt {f'you cat get it from you eat tel Tavo all Saturdays oven, also few Sundays, award No. 133 Bast Forty-fifth street, The Standard Juniors would ike to book games with teams averagin, to twelve years of age. our grounds, Address R, Grogen, 17 Bast One Hundred and ‘Thirty- first street, city, ‘The Carlighe Seconds defented the Vic- tor A.C, Sunday, April 30, at Carlisie by a score of 21 i like to hear from teams av- ‘om twelve to fourteen years for Saturday or Sunday games at Cen- aging eleven years, Muat play on ‘Address. vdward “Hey n's Home Comysny, , There !s health and pleasure (n EL-BART Dry Gin. It’s clean, Look for the flag Sold Only in Glase— Large & Small Bottles. OLD DR. 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