The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1905, Page 2

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1005, eee Co one , a ee “SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT roserT 2icren - TOMMY MURPHY, WHO MEETS TERRY M’GOVERN TO-NIGH1* - ¥ Somet Re rry? MURPHY IS A FIGHTER AND HAS THE PUNCH aS <r 4 Harlemite Who [Meets cGovern in Phila- ring Inke when ul seems to bei tvouwb ie ‘ OLDFIELD'S NERVE IS NOT GONE . ines, but on n making turns sume of ¥0 1% at it “Let Some Driver Break My! tech had no training, Thelr machlivs 1 have been lau up ta the hosptials were not built for that class of Work. | 4 score of times, One day as | broke ¢ wnt | de nal delphia To-Night Has Trained Hard with Records,” Says the Dare-) it iin aad: the, Fane, Ob RAGA LN | fowe: Bod 4 Tnahine sranbed ate 8 capontne to supersede the ‘Green | Cculed by the clouds of dust), T begun, a , "| Fi u he mn,” Which, love, will take, to think it over, Why couldn't 1 run devil, “and You'll Find I'm Still | Dragons nia. | bee witout singh: | ower and get Just aa mich moneys i gain od, except In a very alight de- | had already established the records, an Willing to Take a Chance.” ceed ng nite ober ii our plans | tere was no use in breaking my neck wate) 1 Out fof age. new road retords.”” | for nothing dfield’s contemplates 1 “That is why the report wen! navel com ensatl differential, by | the Idea of Putting Terry (way, ’ Li, BY ROBERT EDGREN, . RLEM TOMMY MURPHY, who meets Terry McGovern to-night {n, Has Barney Oldeld toat his nervar | much the citer usd ine wacels cit | and’ try to beat i feltew | > the National A. C., of Philadelphia, is a fighter. No matter what bh 99) Btep into his room, look at the blue- | Oot opainionly "he's lated that the a | Who breaks one of my records. 4 sar PRMIATTAT GA Votecity Seaisk, Gir hols ainaae oieee tr OFFERS MATTY ACK WIN SULLIVAN Jad drawings which ter bie tables [Ing ric Ralgl eens teate oe. the tr | AMUSEMENTS, " © against the Attells and other butterfly boxers, they have always given the as ith le bey dani ea ah te, cert e Ae MES an cir. | sare sttncaincs nn | at )) Mariem youngster his share of credit for willingness and slugging ability, the answer, POW fd | burettar which wil MeeD atere fot the! | MRACKMRIOC KER Poway A Gah | ‘i Murphy started as a slugger. He grew up in Greenpoint, where he used $5 000 T0 60 DEFEATS TOMMY B RNS Ascisioa ‘by Tom Cooper. the one-time ioe and sate caused by rough places Pa Gathers | A fled Nts Ws 2. ~ to'punch all of the other Greenpoint youngsters of his own sige, thero- ] U heteventag a Fense tata fg ot Abe may "Of course you understand” he ex-| | Sous torshext weak ou ti ' « Ly attaining to a certain eminence, Finding none other in his class on Sesiwd wat! is expected to eclipre anything 19) epeee Fey beet made ip thou, fie EMPIRE Pol 8.20. ‘Sa a i of Long Island, Murphy cam Twice Wor I" ble jab- | that ever made the 4 have a sill greater one on in Angee a that particular part ie Aurphy came scrote the river to (Spectal to The Evening <a Vaso ais * a Bee Ped Bunge by te ea | the treacherous: Let wedded Bi What about this etory of your losing John Di Drew Bea a _ Fald the New Polo A. C, He didn’t hesitate after making up his | \GELES, Oct. 18,—Jack (Twin) | knox "0 opes and rescued | s Lang Ieland course, nerve? | A Ing up LOS ANGELE 1 through the ropes and Tie recent Vanderbilt cup rane “f rs debstiy A mind to become famous, but upon landing in New York at once started 1 ua ee comm Aullivan, of Boston, doefeaied Tommy | from falling by Sullivan. ished, while | Rished him with material itor tte sai ‘Share ‘on and th Pot right on ih ‘for Harlem. He didn’t have a car fare, so he had to walk. That ,’ irl H. Matt Burns, of Detroit, getting the decision | gitivan had no marks beyond the red | idea, and to-day the man who holds | that sore. he sald, “a ‘ Giants’. Twirler Has Matter jatier twenty rounds of the hardest |apota "about his body, ‘Both. were 1 | every ane recceq | aidly “that T wee no my 4 is, he would have walked, but it was time for the bouts to go on, and| ‘ , fighting ever seen in Los Angeles. excellent condition and Bums bad an | ("CY peed record over « circular track | life, in beating: a rh ve ioe aineady Wry he afraid of missing his chance. He ran. of 10 Weeks in Vaudeville } neh ant the Umit) M4VaNlage of alx ponds in weight. | busiest man in New York, made. Whenever yc yh, som ebody ig rotestnig . He wan, nt the fight ars tinge Burns was tn sin the ffs roun “Where ia Barney Oldfield?” wae o youtil ‘est we? oe eee gh H th mennwere on their feet in conf | and sougit eli 1 1 exc ; slaeeitana Tae you'll ‘see me un i 7 01 ’ ‘ M I ‘ates o1 i cs 7 Dilvee and esha for e Ah. Olivr looked him over and told him to peo ore set avon To | Bar deme m | sous amet Long Mae | Olen enarey aras hece|| a i So + come,again next. week, when he had recovered his wind. But Tommy more rounds, as Burns was visibly af- liven’ a draw’. hut hig peconde "And had taken the trovble te ie! Wes day made a mile record of #34 SAVOY ; “aud, beggod co hard that Mr. Oliver at last in If the plans of an tngentous theatrical | forced by Sullivan's repeated landing |Backors ddchired the derision wan falr, | through the. e rouble to beat) seconds on a semiciroular course at Mor. | tas ei tte Mati sat “ Gave Jn ang put) coat “materleite, Cheaty Mathowwon, Of vicious sabe in she stomiaci aod) “By” winning’ onight Suolyan » | rough the bushes. at ae fatal turn ie Park, but a8 his machine was not x, Hnchett eee eg ie him 4 husky aseerd who bea been trimming the bunch, Tommy | the star twirler of the Glants, will #0 | Eins never had a lookin for, the! fre week ine Devember. "He recently | that course he bud have secs er tetion | retard Wan mot allowed to, erabd ty the Iain Fu i a aha Rk he z i , 0 ‘ dd round, Su'll- "Prien to My rn " & Knockout with the first punch. into vaudeville at a salary o Talons after. th MATEY as ARNE: | And wave eth oe tote, AWSKA| of critioal eye resting) under a tree,| Racine Board, My time for a mile is] | Bobert Loraine ‘ That looked like a fluke, of course, so Oliver put him om again | '®® Weeks foal ting general and in bis footwork. ling O'RMten eer 0 on defeat banat was Barney Oldfield, 0.88 fat. ert Man ind 3 Mathewson and the theatrical man ing general a Why He Hae Won, ‘Theatre, Ty way & Sth at for luck. He knocked out the noxt one, too, Then, on lat » noe all morning, ‘All L went there for,” said Oldfield to- y Bibe} "i ” ing AR he_ sowed vay several’ others, vat hr Olver, who| ove Yo mve noted 2h |PENNSY WINDS UP HER |ANNAPOLIS ELEVEN VS, ist rs "arm etn mee wchart mig saya alana! Che a) a \ { 4 “4 de & of q ee? © for the rest of | I won ere aclence as " 5 J has Bie madageria! instinct well developed, took him in hand, put | usin. The proposiion was mate © W MES To: DAY. MARYLAND ANS, | 2° race, have won, cheno Mathewson. yesterday and he took tc] MID-WEEK GA COLLEGIANS, |‘, °° k wel aa Garifiy. comes fh. On straight. 4 him Pegular training, and began booming Tommy as @ championship ff r pinch ¥ the expert'@rivers who passed | “Way courses I have Been beaten, fre- under advisement, but the big pitcher —- that point,” continued mly. Of ro0.'9 undersiand th: 01 the daring driver, | 1ueutly. be gyn od can is still undecided. f "L never q taciine has mu ‘ eon in M . the turn which Matty 18 to do fe) THE, LINE tr sinus. | Navy THE LINE VP. Maryland tthe the turn” Bihar ‘that peg horse “ower intchine le : PW date the only thorn In Mur.) of Mttle consequence, as the principal | 40 ¢nn* rRiapach | Deate eft ond nn. tredway | didn’t hay " te ee nine, ing. ” 4 e ten a : Faston, ertiinwer | i ‘ red wa © @ Maonine Mited for the ly too weak for Musto ites Phy's trai toward the feather | OF 5 thing reauired of him js to show him- : H work, Nae ‘Thid was In evidenon Lob inmon Yiaetidents were nu- | 4 tl cn T took part on tl : Woigtit thie has been Abe Attell. self during tae performance and work | Torrey (Osi) merous, ip which I took: part Of the beach in ” ie ‘ol J is various cul vel pI have tt ‘You “ dl " Tommy kept plugging all through (he NOW OFFERED beeh suggested. Dut it is ikely that « us 90, aa taunt tete and | 1 ind. bee: ee vel chat eo af fight, outelassed as he was, and after- baseball ekit will be put on in which |. i i Roane | omether. Sikerent Propositions, Gols: ong dee! to take 4 . "Sn of the “oe wart went #ty,hard training, under the fT Matheweon ts to appear and throw aj PMWE) crc ce Bio Ghoerplay Adking head those drivers knew thelr 1 felt that T had curefil conahing of clever Frank Erne. few balls to a catolier, Whether he ts| <) ; mRGEPP SS Le ; He thinks now that he could get away to appear In evening or 88 er a Dane | OO i neon total 9 The emia Went AMUSEMENTS, ed al oldies mY Be hoses A glue , 3. Md., Ovt, 18,—TDhe Navy pie with Abe in wpite of his cleverness, OT rks gator seo lat |for the season’ dn the game with | aia cuponanta ads atteinobs Peon TT ne ‘A 1IPPO 0) “ rd Murphy fought a lot of good boys at- bi ae * load peo) iresinus to-day, The Red and Blue! Westen Maryland College The -visit: |] On ‘ DE M E, Ot i, ip fe Feet ’ <li ince ds seit ham dys boys John H. Dunn Offers to Wager] "management of the New York | Players outwelg bad ene vintore fa | one were rit. but, mel trained, and Bu Fy it & Bway INDY. ar oe Somehow he se | expected to run up a th funn: 4 . oe Se ppthvehanehaetane h wit 1 Club bas effered no ‘objection to | Mmm, 8nd, expected to rim | midehipmen. did no: regard the be ats Saean enmoina eyoentt DOA, 0 96 Wt Satara gacepting, thes prupaadtion'| Recktatt, dee trom being [Fame a hard one, At! the: miday | |“ THE Y Whioh he started’ in the game, or else nd it is entirely up to Gim to decile. | Ponn bad ite first seor Players were B00 shape excep = pe SEATS 4 1 ADY, SETRRY hari: sbongh for the toust No Takers, $9 prowipen to give. a Getnite 4 | PR ing eo Me he Gani: Mowurd, who has a sprained Theairg npPOMPA A HINDOO Gama oh wate Mae rr "’ ped Chic thin a few days. The big | this game and the men w i iagndibaen es inds We tried it on, He whipped Chick ey swer Ww | this Tre ROGERS BROS, IN IRELAND |4A YANKEB CIRCUS \ picher had & hunting trip in the| Sr wick uatll dark. The ————___ | : ON MARS,” Tuckér. He trimmed several others orth woods of Michigan planned, but | Q's” Peaiet the scrubs TIGER TRAINER IN ILL HEALTH. | ’ eliat = Lidna, and other un- ‘A Phd most <mportant of his later fights) The odds on the re-@ection of Mayor he figures that $5,000 for ton weeks Of | raing, George Brooke, ‘ie famous fu 3 | 00, NO Hil & ie? or of | MeCielian, which O12 : 2% spread ne acai easy work is not to ¥ ned the coaches | LINSETON, N.J., Oct. 18.—"Jim" Robs Gracia Eonmeit & Co, Jes B Donovan, was woth Hughie MeGovero, brother of | MeCivlian, woh were 8 12 to 1 yoster: | gemPaag hack has Julned , | ineon, the famous tratny of the Princeton MEP NOB. | i orne & Lirial 4 a Perry, Who fighta to-night. He didut) Cay, lengtiened to § to 1 this afternoon «SSS egy eNOS farsity football team, following the advice +! MTG iw, | SMa aug out pt gave lm a far") on the Broad atreet cu, when Jotn f his phyatolan, will take © trlp South for | nears NOW, | BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. ‘ ful beating, Hugh He w ae. Sard Unt | H Dunn, of Selisverg & Co. of No, 7 6 ee One thom, been oboe comaitt PHAR ROOT 12 enemas 10 then, ut has not been heard Ce) Wall street, offered $10,000 to $8 rience, The forball hove that he | 1 1 INBY’S ae"! , , fghtiig Murphy s © $2,000 that ener wince, Th all men hove thi * . KEE 'Y' » Pert eat at the ringside on that oc-| the Mayor would be re-elected | ‘Saas’ tute roamed ix aoentsen te lerliaten =| g wane : Toe a ausey ie 16 is aald that ve brothe Mr. Dupn first wagere: 7 | hie tn conaitioning them for their J ve ‘et ani casion, and itt brother's ‘wagered the money at game with MA ‘*s ce ergere Po gh Oe bel eniNe se defeat @o rankled jn his mind that odde of 10 to 4 and | | Yate DISON | \ WINE ¢ " gate PY Ml carries a determination to take It and lengthened the odds | a Sou y by jen Cate Quintet ‘* ater ett “ar tac enny, with toe | WEN be couldn't et takern. There | .TROTTERS IN SPLIT HEAT, ARE okie | GRAN OD a How . igrndge added, the. Nent ough’ to Be ©) Were no ta at 6 to 1 and Mfr, Dunn eoeetnegels _. WOONKOCKET, R. L,, Oct, 18.-—Only one of bt iS PI R ITS m. nia ta . furtour one. eft word on the cus that he could be ‘The Evening World.) the races of the opening meeting of the Woon. . ae PHIO af PICK A Wa, = fate {048d at his ofce with the money any | tiedctal to-cThe Mrontnn Worle.) sap apetial to The Hvening World.) | wacket track waa finlabed yesterday, —Con- SHOW ION, Fives, 1 OMMY MURPHY has been (l0- Tie during PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Ovt, 18—Cher-| WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. 1.—Harty| Vey" won the 2.80 clase’ pace ta thene 0. Oty Mi , I ing tong and hard for this, ne) at they later wagered $300 to 10 |e O'Rourke, of Cambridge, Knocked | Decker, of Philadelphia. knocked out) siraight heats after being beaten in the first | ADMISSION BOO ss ass i] fight of his career, If he ean} oo ine Le ¢ . lout Bogardus Hyde, of Foster, in the| Frankie Howe, of @hicago, in the! by Minnie Wilkes In the 2.20 trot ton Me he will be re-election of McClellan, and third round of what was to have been| Wilkes won the first heat, but was beaten < only knock out MeGovern George Bates, of Allen, MeGraw & Co,, fst round of what was to have been 4) (ih Cong nent at the Wilmington | bY l4ttle Reps in the next two. In the 221 4 right in line for champlonships and tentound bout before the Valley) Ainjetic Club last night. 8 Pa Witiam, Bell, May Hathaway, ih 24 Broad street, took the bet everything else, He has been coached the only real bet of any conve: (Falla A. C, at Valley Foils, R. 1, leat Carefully by Frne and has Improved) ayence made, levening. greatly, He ts strong, game and ag hare is ‘ttle betting being done | ‘The inen sparred for about a minute, in the financ fal district, as the McClel- ) : man greaaive. He fights ‘with a crouch. | isn money can’t find takers, ‘The only |vue” O'Rourke i:4 and sent his rat i When hard pressed he crosves his arma betting od In the Hearst canvass Is |The hest rt of the event was before his {ace and stalls, IC isn't pret] that he will not get 100,000, and very few | curaished by an, olght-round 90. bee ee a 4 5 et tes * ty, but At Je at these times that Mur-} tion, No one woeins to wane tortor on tween Kid” Raymond, of Pawtuck THE DEW ‘ , yet, Bhi Wednesday, fF ‘ > He has al vine on ane conn to want to bet on | and “Young Connolly,” of Providence EY 4 CO \ ot race at twa o'clock M phy is most dangerous. )} any condition, lathe heya pot wp X went hell oak fol ak va " habit of coming suddenly out of these] Tt ts predict ed that there will be some | decistor of t \ . Ste t Grouches, with a savage swing the y, betting on the New York county |" "KK ele ‘usually lands on the target, Almough| gets under way he hean'¢ Knocked out uy of his rivals | —- ly with this blow it looks ban Ou to Dring Home the moacy Ly S Bee rit no agatnae tie poine TO-MORROW'S ENTRIES AT JAMAICA, y one’s cain. Will Dew ught between two goo 1 dow! think that Murphy 4 ry MeGovern is sul Terrible, Terry's ee as follows: 4 Patron and X-Ray won w heat a draw was well recetved. a Moore and “KXid" Murphy, boch # the Jerome campaign ig Leen, fought elght rounds to a Uneeda Biscuit, the per- fect soda cracker, supplies in best proportions the (Special to The Evening World.) | ROURTH RACE The Hernpetesd Stakes; Raf Alc. A RA TRACK, N. ¥., Oct,| to-year-olds: atx furlongs. - i ® 1° lomnorrow’s races ns teteee 8 tank ee Hating condition He jooks good, and BTW o year-olds; five and a} aT Pat @ fast tn tratoing, He has his lay wale " i ls mn rs Paokeand ch eh taogn vines | BBB coh | Bi call of the brain, the call irl most of the litle fellows up OW Guard i wi # iutficlenc) e in, Hike & #having If Kt lands, But Murphy Ht Ark ii gprather Prank par ihe ere of 4 fighter to go eo in “tot ba 48 = Point H Wallop, avd endurance may play as ‘e oe ni f th th call Det aa “Gulty Go pave pulsane | BE Pethee Catch occ A Bt Betis | ot the nerves and the ‘ a a 2A Apeclal train wil be srun at, RBCOND RACE—Helling: thres-year-olde a Wie aa ae aes it y Yorkers, A solid sooth of. the 201 Massa hovae by the way, has been re- 170 Hive Cont 4 for them, amt there will be no} M0 Quadriile. ity thin time in @tiing senate Lad ava been paid for, Tile | w for visiting New York enthusiast ¥ can thank Manager Jack Mo- tor the courtesy. of the body for more food and better food, 5¢ *Water Mirror’); sisesre a be, ber Coste De Laon, ! a sa HeMERY BARRED IN FRANCE, ; savin’ | Bt 4 \ ue PS PARIS. Ort. th—The Auto Club to |° “SH. Pe ah Abe | i {NATIONAL BISCUIT, COMPANY that the suspenaton for _qinno, nae Fi Hosp; all ager; marce: 6 on Saturday last won the Vanderotit Cup over ¢ by the. ballon owing to dnoldenis The rage for the Kori. wield be extended to or-car racing Imposed on |” Be Mabel Richardson ‘4 ie Mes 235