The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1905, Page 2

‘Gays ago Constance Titus, teak onidined oareman, wrote ‘this page an article in which aitvocatea the abandonment of the "and the substitution of the sootopeas in which ue coarsman pulle Immediately The eiolne World lepartment was'deluged with. cere oe Gerona wer ee ‘Others stated that his claims regard- Be ‘Ing the disadvantages of the sweep row- AE were absurd. Here is an extract from one of the latter: “* © © I am surprised by the state- Menta given out by Titus. He exager- ates too’much. As a matter of fact, ‘Swoep rowing does not dovelop men ore on one side than on the other. “The odreman holds Bis hands close to- gether, and there is no chance for a ‘He rowed No. 2 on his 'var-|cceding that Britt would never be tutlty crew. He was a great man. Like|of. These knockouts have made an im- he tried to switch go the aculls, | pression. He will go Into the ring to- _ He won, hia intermediate single, and, ‘with his partner, took the double on “the same day. He rowed with one @houlder higher than the ather, twisted out of shape by.vears at a sweep. He ‘Would have been a greater oarsmen tf he had started with the sculls,” the English and the American styles of rowing, Mr. Titus said: It's foolish to blame our style for the defeats of our crews on the other ide. When a boat finishes only three- quarters of a tength to the bad, you ean't blame the style of rowing. change of climate and surround- would throw them out of ft "@ lose, American crews under ‘the eame disadvantage when in Enaland, "The Englishmen have one great ad- Vantage, Almost invariably ‘they start with the single sculls. Jearn watermanship. They can handle & sweep all the better for their earller raining with the sculls. If the ootopede 4s taken up here, as ft will be after 4 is tried out this summer, ‘American 9arsmen will improve to such an extent tat they will be able to go across the water and beat the Englishmen, in mpite of the change of cHmate and other ond! tion; The trouble no the American stroke, at Pilea rn the earlier training in rT ESRIDR Te watermens “UNK” DISLIKED (Special to The Event fori | pmLabecenia, Smee unk ») Buasell, Billy MoCarney’s champion, memes co to add Jimmy Casey, of Bristol, long Ust of knockout victims at wey Athletic Club last night, Pipe 2 ary ube {Be sricke and had 5 it bay, whe ocal ir siting drivin bouts re- B enough .to carrying iri Aght ia light welpnt Nel Britt, ts Britt’ te merel James A BOUT the recent discussiong of | #¥ reacts to Haltimore- BOTH FIGHTERS VERY CONFIDENT. (Special to The Evening World.) SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.—Jimmy “English crews never come over here,| Brkt and “Kid" Sullivan are in the f& good reason. They know that | beet of conditton for their twenty-round PROVIDENCE ENTRIES. Her ford ere he a Cheek LOT. a, chars ol wins e Fea Ji Tete His peculiar cns tue, crouch. , =\BRITT VS. SULLIVAN TO-NIGHT IN ‘FRISCO the the guy aes He epee | 2 alg . THT “WORTD: POWAY IN RVENING: SUTY ‘st, 1908, PORTING NEWS AND COMMENT xozek T EDITED BY EDGREN. HUSKY YOUNG EASTERNER WHO FIGHTS BRIT z TO-NIGHT. (Continued from First Page.) walculate carefully every @tep of the battle. When he thinks be ing agsressiveness. He has brains|go to-night. Yesteriay when Sullivan stepped on the scales he weighed 134 pcunds, just one pound above the limit avt by the articles under which they will bex. Britt is within half a pound of the weight and, ia his own language, teady for the go of his lite, Some say that it will not be necessary for the Californian to extend himself to put away the sturdy Washington boxer. Othera who have seen the miniature Sharkey atripped declare that the native ocn will have « hard time handling the Easterner. That the ‘easy money for Britt” peo- ple ate in the majority 1s evidenced by the fact that the betting is 2 to 1 with the visitor on the short end. There is plenty of Britt money but little Sullivan ecin. The scarcity of the latter is due to the fact that Westerners are divided ©f} on the question of Sullivan's worth as a lot ef local money. being advortised as pat, chatmpisnahip. a ——— Special to The Evening World.) (Special yt NARR RAGANGETT P. DENCE, ‘Thomond L, July 21.—The entries for In that way the: athe a races are as follows: Aber RACE—AMile and forty yards; for a HOOND, 1D RACE eave furlongs; for two- aint CASEY'S RIGHT Es pa a Tutteneup, RACE The Bier s FIFTH RACI two-year-old fleadway tia Vite ‘solling, affair, as4 K, PROVI- @ sorapper. Yarlowated reports received here con- cerning the Neleon-Gullivan (Fhe wise ones are back! ik. The pike those who are always willi to take a chance a dollar te van. No large ets have been made. cack Pico will Rae de she contest. vance sale of s has been latee The be Easterners sturdy ey ie, in the ee, of the fi a bu ip Rardeses a will, ust th ‘urrioane order will suit the oro: is paying for the tickets of teh Biome That the few rounds will he. forthcoming is Wipuapheal fence the large advance ritt ts confident thet he will win; is Sullivan. In interviews. given to-day, by each of ‘the scrappers they each de- claro that they do not expect the fight to go the Umit. BRIGHTON ENTRIES. (Special to The Evening World.) BRIGHTON BEACH TRACK, July 21.-The entries for to-morrow's rac- ing are as follow: ath ST! RACE—Two-year-olda; five and o besa ry Cinchona. Chuaifonte. BECOND BACI ~ oneeee PB The pase” as orSde bout tw two ro 8 Grande TO SMITH, ENGLISH PLAYER Battling, ait b there urith the knock. RSL. ulliv the Fuushy Balti trier € ‘lighter urho id Be hopes i: put Britt out tonight. Frisco Sports kia Sultivon, into & “Youns Sharkey. TRIANGULAR ‘COURSE TO-DAY FOR CUP BOATS Canadian Yachtsmen Concede | Yankee Boat May Bring Seawanhaka Cup Back, DORVAL, Quebec, July 2L—A triangu- lar course was selected for to-day's © | match between the yachts Manchester rounds of the} fae Alexandra for the second contest in the series for the Seawanhaka Cup. ay victory of the American challenger neh prime — favorite Yaohtamen, and te: Canadian boat concede that the cup may be oarri Kk to the United States for the first time in several years, No ont heard of | the way in which the Canadian boat was handled, it being the concensus of opinion that Che est buat under the condiions wp the race, The Alexandra to- the sails ged on the Thorella ii,. wash defeated the Club's lenger two Barly to-day the wind was blowing due west, and varying from eight twelye miles en hour, giving promise ot excellent conditions ‘for to-day's race, The triangular course measures one and one-third miles to a leg, to be sailed three thon making @ total of three and , July 211.40 PL M— ived at the starting died down to six miles anchester turned around first buoy, completing first leg (1 3+ miles.) Wg" Alexandra rounds first buoy. 2.48,30—Manchester around second uO} 45—Alexandra rounds second buoy. rr an hour and 2.42.15 P. FRENGH RACER BEATS CICERO LONDON, July 21-—At the Sandown erg to-day, | the fakes (of sovereigns, about Hone mile and s quarter) was Wop by a. biancs Vai dur, which feated Derby winner Cloero, y" Maher, the American jockey, icero, Lord Rowebery’s hitherto nm colt, which Mek a wari t o8 Fre! Favorite’ at ii swon by haif a length, ‘Willie Lewis has benefited by his bens - t, In which he was outpointed Pate In & alx-round sonal. th no Dp that ae igh fa, * ie will Oo ters ei wine ne be 4! giving the Britishers the pick of the READY TO FIGHT) =z NATIONAL LRAQUE. W. L. Pc. ry $3 ee Bi ehleage STANDING a THE OLUBS. 518 ota Cer Pie AMERICAN LEAGUE. | Chub. New York, nose eo Lot 2 aa vastness: “RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Loute, 4., First game. ‘Second game. rst game. spe aaa b¢ 4, att heey cote "geeme postponed. ee GAMES | SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. New York, Beooklyn. Bhting fiadetphia. St. Louis Cloctnnatt Pittsburg at ENGLISH ROWERS TO CHALLENGE The Leanders, the champion English rowing crew, ‘ave sent representatives to this country to arrange for'a rowing match with an American crew to be chosen from among the very best row- ere in the colleg¢s of this country. This action has been taken because the Leanders are smarting under the critl- clam which they heave received since they defeated the American college teams at the last Genley. At the time it was said that the Amer- fean crew suffered 4 serious handicap because each was selected from the ma- terial afforded at single colleges and universities, while the Leanders were recruited from the 110 colleges of Oxford and Cambridge. ‘This, the critics of tho Engileh crew assert, is equivalent to best men in all their country. The men who are to arrange for the rowing race under the new conditions, are members of the Marylebone Cumkat club, which arrived taslay on the |here Cunarder Carpethia. The orloketers are on thelr way ¢o Philadelphia to play @ bctch game with the Gentle men's Cricket Club of the Quaker City. There are thirteen of them under the command of Capt. E. W. Mann, One of the members of the team is H. C, Mi ell, who is the champion orick- eter of Oxford and Cambridge. The others are choren men from the English colleges, well kpown rowers. “It im our purpose,” wala KO. Hun ter, one of the oarsmen, ‘to have 2 conference with Fred R. Forgnoyer, seoretary of the National Association ‘of American Oarsmen, to arrange for the match between the Leanders and the picked American crew. Mr. Fort- meyer hae welcomed the conference Rome of them are SULLIVAN OFF FOR PORTLAND’: Berretary Jn z. nat a aes of the Amateur Athletic Union and President of the Metropolitan Association of the A. A. U., left last evening for Portland, Ore., to attend the annual championship meeting of the Amateur Athietto Union Of the United States. He will visit Bt, Louls, Kansas City and San Francisco on his way to the Exposition. The New York Athletic Club yester- Gay decided to send a team to Port- land, the memh-rs of which will be se- elcted in a fi nys, DOUGHERTY HAS BEST OF FELTMAN||= (Special to The Evening World. READING, Pa, July 21. Dougherty, of Philadelphia, and babar sy of Reading, fought ten seas ee by F medyabe gh Dut ei so ound waa ie sh oes fore lots a: (2 tiect ‘on Peeman, sighed patisserie CATCHER PEITZ SUSPENDED. Conduct on Polo Grounds, Presideut Folloes, ot sad Nationa) and we have no doubt met we con the Polo eh HAZEL WITCH that Calvfornra climate fas already developed WALSH'S RIDE MADE RACE-GOERS STARE Sous PAIN'S « say Tce Gans will be in Svllivays corner, ~ ~ ~ BY FRANK W. THORP. The stewards must have been satisfied with the riding of J. J. Waish on Cham- ent that they made any inquiry of the boy. They could not have noticed, how- | ever, that Walsh rode with a decided lack of interest in the race. His efforts apparently were devoted to restraining Champlain from approaching anywhere near the leaders. rein had been slippery and gotten away from Walsh's deathlike erip the writer forbears to say. But Champlain ran under stout wraps to the far turn, and from stout wraps the boy suddenly gocs way when there is any activity in the was a decided apathy on Champlain in the ring yesterday. Went on The Mi Mighty aia not win, he alw hough. The | Syndicate Betting. They have syndicate betting at Nar- Tagansett Park, a meeting exploited by the Jockey Club and in control of Jock- ey Club officials. Here in the East the tainted money of the bookmakers 1s re- fused with scorn. Down In Providence the racing association, fearful of 1 makes a bargain with a bookmaker to pay @ certain stipulated sum for the betting privileges. Syndicate booking {s worse than a Hbrace game of faro. The man who Pays for the privilege does not lay out his money for nothing. He Is there |t0 squeeze the public by making such \prices that his books cannot possibly lose, NO matter how the result may jcome. | Joe Blume is the man who has the jbecting privileges at Narragansett, jand Joe personally 4 one of the |Squarest men known in Eastern pet- iting rings. He cannot be blamed, of course, for making all the money he an out of his privilege, That is what AMUSEM ENTS, PROETO SUPERB SHOWS Tatee Dai. BP pind SEAS See: ‘shoppors. i f. eddie Tey Geo. iva John Aaron ttlefeld. Wi Wh Gtimour, aeottres" Bisa Qe rien” meylor, Myron’ Ougleyy i TH “Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde,” Jas, Dur-| 8. fees Agnes, 800 Ertan oer War ri Htons Pall 8, 7.90 2 9. each tt Opel Ala ENeW yoRK-x. NORTH POLE oe plain yesterday, since It was not appar- Public. to the whip. Walvh does not ride that | fing on the Farrell horses, and there | TI y take he wise money oP $ looked to | re have a chance, being second all the way. | hi |ae pala hi: le of th ik bettir ch” quickly. a bei Racogoers Providence Or Rtn) the Jockey nts D establish a racing pe it musi deal generous! [they pi and not send a forty-per-cent game first c: of the box. Not a Mudder, apparent {w that ety ot Sheepshead Bay, slop she ran ably there is harde: head than at Brighton, Ct to get y and Often ran tn blinkers y It Was thought that she wo ho better, though of foot tn’ the early probably made ‘a mis. Ing her go on as sho e lenty fartin not lett will not ‘3 persist in heclock. a big: loser is?" asked a bookmaker yr tt we had ail that Wheels ock has won this mecting we could retire and live comfortably for ma. years, is a big winner and Det _a_loser." A AMUSEMENTS. AMMERSTEIN’: [pec eae 42 at., Dw aoe Ssh sth av Bway in Vigra "Theatre, fre Root Uni | 30c. ‘Ofusteel Telegras { iss Prevost. 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