The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1905, Page 14

THE WORT): EWS SPORTING JUS T ABOUT THE SIZE OF We Igy Robert Edgren, \ "Beaten, Lanky | Bob Falls Fainting in the 13th Round, PUT UP GAME \ But ex-Champion Was Out of It from the Start Against the Clever Philadelphian, | BATTLE. | Tce will be whieh is not! Joe Hump Nolan will meet Govern-Nelson bout atements made in backed up. then and tire principals, wants the ear willing to cone ern Hemtsit Deady would Bandyyeh Islands, ots. phare eight Wr ¢ seema br be shore you look. ‘it It Govern and Nels for a shor: Willing Gor ys to talk SAN PRAN "1SCO, Deo. 21 leanly and « Jack O'Brien in Me night In what was t ty-round ig roti y-Welght and weight the world. At the en Fitasimmo} Be and simn was whipped b wit ond ner was flow! dm ant. His wit n as prome i ik 2 at and € the His eves were Klassy ine eaved sy pu was t on according iy the centre sly at the ring waning eteran, Wth a tion Fitz called are notte He hit me in the ver the magnat the preliminaries PTER oll, BY n knocked His gapeness, comes hemorr in a8 an ald OB poad tg fortune. Witt O'Brien qught to be 4 one puxilist who has never dis money and he never will, § with Nin is purely a business tion and glory is a secondary tion. Pires trical manag after the victor of t of yelping wolves, a have to do will be to set mmons mat, and able conse id Nature was however ine i} died t) a had | to his 1 les, and t hinp y the mas e chair and feil| and bivod-stal ed | corner ve the heart of Md man, fight for t rolle hie ca covering Tt was a granite image. T gamely and round arging | a younger and stronger prop a sight to nm blow w exe ow » will was and let man to the last ounce, It was nature he money roll In, a gave t val touch to a pathet HP next logical fight will be be- Spectacular battle. Fite would T 1 O'Brien and Marvin Hart, doubt have preferred to go down buf-this will likely not occur for! colors. fly’ by the fet of a at least twelve months. O'Brien, being Worthy pe ee ee & money maker, will not allow, his stage “ther® i Aa aes | engagedénts to be cancelled while the a fron ts hot for the mere purpose of take THE FIGHT BY | ing a.chance of getting whipped, Do | Hot undergtand this to mean tha writer believes Hart could beat O'Brie Tt shoul ROUNDS IN DETAIL, he a battle royal | 3AN FRANCISCO, Deo. 21.—Follow! OOTBALL. 1s dead at Columbia sit PISA Behe BEE | F Thé students may kick and fume | Het ' Fite’s deadly punch all they please, but the faculty never materialized, while O'Brien itere| has taken » 4 deoided stand in the ‘ally cut the i man to “ribbons efforts. abolish the sport that there; und 0: Jack can be backdown. ‘The threatened | Fitz then strike on'the part of the students puts | continued to dance a the faculty in a position where there is | slowly followed bim about O'Brien no chance for a revocation of the order. 4, but his arms wert around Phas To back’ down now would be to admit | body. Juck landed a right hook to t J | EXPECTED VICTORY BUT ] AM weakness of character. Wi ody ; dents may feel properly agg: They sparred continually, Fitz seemed - ; Fy acted with little diplomacy, t y to be pu: d at Jack's wonde SORRY FOR POOR OLD FITZ. least, in attempting to force the faculty | Work and could not locate the into thelsway of thinking by threats, | phian, O'Brien teen closed in and —JACK O'BRIEN. : —— landed light left and right to body, the To the Rus ” World F fie horewnen at New Orleans don't! round closing with not more than fou My vi Fitzsimmons was nothing more than I expected, put,@h early end to the racing war blows landed I thought from the moment I arranged the match tifat I would win, and I down there they are going to KIM) O'Brien just danced about and . a the @ébse that laid the golden egg. 80 merely followed bim my expectations are realized, To say that I feel elated is putting it far, according to report, neither of the! Round Two-Fitz crouched jow. mildly, I did not take any chances with Fitzsimmons, as he is too tra hes lost money, Still, neither | after O'Brien had miased a lett for f foxy, and besides, a punch in either hand that, if landed, wou and right to body of them has made any large amount of he whipped left profite and in addition hoth are taking | par @ chéfice on having the game killed in Tove O'Brien to a corner, and the latte win any fight. | same tactics in the y this and T fought him a careful battle fight as I practised all through my cours using the of train- Kne Wrleon, Kid Chester and Young Sus9br | Face : Piet Wi sponded with several hooks to the face, | 4o-4he-wopes, Witn-sent Rules—Marquis of Queensberry, — LOST JUST A FITZ COLLAPSES; O'BRIEN WINS BIL — ey I WAS WINNING; MY LAST FIGHT. —FITZSIMMONS, The Evening World TATRSDAY MVENING, DECEMBER 21, W905. AND COMMENT « # « LY NOLAN TELLS WHY, HOW, WHEN, WHERE, ETC. His Letter Calling Humphreys Explains that, McGovern Match Was Called Off I was beat ourse, but 1 Because of Profits, k it was thiwugh an untortu- ate accident, If it had not beou for fainting spelt which over] took me in my corner I think I aily Nolan, manager of Battling wight I Wired Stakeholdr Murphy in have won, I was just getting}! Nelson, i¢ always on the job with a) f/Mladelphia anc aL ol No my fine work on O'Rricn whenB|ietter when utterances from a rival! fire ight. My reason for) this bh +d and was having no on the fighting ability of Bat- | !):sis! ee ue fort eing phioed way trouml itting him, ot Nelson, Here's the latest trom) fi¢ four Works SO A aa course, ¢ e up consider ant quactous Nolan, and it does him A les, which woul be neces had me bleeding, but 1 was not tn Dane 510) aury dor Nelfon to prepare for battle. Tam booked many months ahead at 6 any istrens. I have been in worse ng Editor Eventng World good salary and cannot to bel cond! uo: febts than I was in i see through readjng the sporte taking any chanoee with vern trl this batcle, and on that account 1f}ing columns of ‘The Evening World vhs het Daher Bedty feal aertiln I would have finaly [many things reported to have come sure his presen worn out O'firten and landed one off from Joe Humphreys, manager of the dute set for battle, Siow, 1 have eae- y th RNOE hich sh " ; ner Luly dbne my part of the contract | iny famous punches. which has won] Terry MaGovern. — Among other |44,"s) 0 Ur ch have uct A'er nearer many @ battle for me. ininga, Humphrey's mentions that be Weeks and that ortalniy is the best ‘This {8 my last battle, Nevor again] |encws that Terry MeGovern Ja the ¢edence In the world, a@ money taiks wil I enter the fing, What my AmB! drawing card, etc. If suoh is the case, | jour And, carrie more welght then a) mediite plans avo T cannot say, but Pl wiry does he hanker so much after |sile for any negligence on the nar: ot| wl thousht of fighting again @ gone. 1) 4 matchY There are plenty of good \iovern’a manicers Tt je laughable of'ne the feht T felt as strong andy) ycxers now out of work, amd I will marke os to Nelson being afraid of} 18 good as over, and thought I would | \\e, . ay ‘Terry MeGowern venture to say will give Terry an on . ye able to meet a fow more Aahters, 1] qrweut argument. Jimmy Britt, for yAMGorem le a enand Mitte fatter iat that's all off now g. [[instance, woud accommodate him, and ocensiona amd ihe sensing world well ROBERT PITZSIMMON: ‘ : ow mail’ the Mane pat the It would be ® good bout, especially @@ Tonverite to sen twice, None of Nel-| Terry t@ euch a great drewing card, m\'s hatties has been won !n vor — short omer. He has taken some very Louisiana. That State has been one of sp verly ducked a hard left intended f ing. After the tenth round I knew I had Fitz, as I could he was the stanchest supporters of horse rac: | DY jaw got in a ight uppercut to | Weakening under my blows and knew it was only a matter of a few {oe 18 the republic, but unleas the war) ni countered wit hort. tere | rounds when he wo collapse or else go out, JACK O'BRIES 4 stopped dt ds sald several bills will be} Fi 2 head a ; Bee Introduced in the next Legistature to 1 Dltzs fs atching the latter . Pee tha to che sport in Loulelana | ns balance drove right and iett.to|Qtirin and again fol to hi ness | git iia tent (0 the face, Tan wan, CAACA OLYQUAT face, O'Brien was very quick and Fitz) They were und forever. ewung wide {ere i nd was the best of the c | i, : | ROUND s time. O'Brien seemed wor- at the end of the twentieth round. Fits, Fite swung right and left to face and! clinch and Tam afraid, is no longe he w ful O'Brien ountered with a short left) swing. O | OUND TWELVE—O'Brien drove niecw of fighting machinery he Was jab ag the bell rang iddneys. ga the 8 with two ‘aus 1 ar 4 i 4 a its mick with a ligit ys aso. am 8 ” the old fel- Fite showed that he had his old] Quick a ne face on) low power behind his biows, O'Brien fougny| Md left swings ty Pites jaw mised O'Brien around the ring Je carefully va avoid Fitz , we went af +] several leads. O' Bren landed ROUND $—-O'brien came up laugh: |O°Btlen. sending left to face and Ing and talking jocularly, ‘They got} : t 1 O'Brien ANOTHER MATCH Into close quarters and O'Brien, easily Fite fol Bed) with: Hipnt to: tape a wow re Fite Hed | gia wisshed Witateiviett and.ibie RW (sir body, but O'Brien countered with tw er ian asad O'Brien did | As O'Brien backed away Fitz caught! *U Med TKhIB to face. a UND THIRTEEN 2 sent nim with @ hard left upper-eut to Ja% | roi Bois m pa SE ad TA AR LER doe ing. to the He Is to Meet Winner of toda moment later landed © bard agit| ROUND EIGHT They: And 9 Famute IAcer Bont straight O'Bren's youth was swing on O'Brien's ear, O'Brien missed right and left fo ral hard blows’ and sent two lefts to pone like Corbett-Herrera Fight ‘itz thon drove his left to O'Brlen's| and then drove right to face. Fitz mieso || "iS 4 nt a left to the body and they Pi solar plexus, and in the mix-up worked fort w but @ minute late 1 it up, both landing lett and Dec, 29. i ft to fa j followed O'Brien | worked his t to jaw. twice, and| righ yet-arm blows over the leat @bout, landing that same left On| Open was t for ding ¥ s 8 hard round, and Fitz appeared O'Brien's face ) Bi sty ta SINS Went th WIL RIOR ha euadanly " th ht Uf erat | Bren got two jabs on Fitz's jaw! wud ther ite with st Kh Hinieed, blood fewing treels ry * ‘non eth Ria" Henman, the ght lightweight | 144 then landed a straight left on| jaw | and Rose. He Was badly hurt, quick, short pun te me of Chidago, who surprised the followers | mite nose. Fitz went down, but th havens. Sam Austin—O'Brien was my ‘ealeotinn of pugtfiam in California by giving Eddie | plow was not a clean one, being Mure SPORTS THOUGHT in) Sould outhouke ies Aeerely, houahs ein ty-|of @ push than es The rr a tie oly War} att t feet ay . 4 hen e ry sea ev eae ce tae Acaun, Gal, laa: [bel Tung as Pitz ciamered to his { FITZ WOULD LAST, satis wnen ie fevied” 1m doy tor Rone ROUND FOUR-Pits landed @ hard San eames Naty ae Aaa to ls | Mock, nes been signed by Matchmaker) jit ywing and nearly fell througi, tne As soon as the result of the fight was A have te meet With be derant Ta defeat be MoCarey, of the Pacific Athletic Club, | ropes from his own efforts wn in New York The Evening uly retired from the ring. of Loa Angeles, to meet the winner Of] tq then weni to the centre of the World gathered the following opinions ras DA weet! the “Young Carbett''-Aurelio Herrera ring and in @ mix up that followed { well-known sporting men on the re- with his heart, but physical con- baile witch ia to be fought at that) ose: gwung right and left to face J out Hon and nature would not stand the Gab ta Deo. ® Siteiti pease away 4a thay 00d t16K9 F | George Considine—While I thought | usin tfe, vn 8 ro down on recort Herman accepted the club's tern and nearly forced Fite through the| had consid power t k wold win, | was surprised! os the g ter of the age whigh, is & guaranteed purse of $8,600) 144 OF tae 4 t that he did not last the I! O'Br Marry Pollok ‘ he reault 8 a surprise with the privilege of taking # per cent.| Pitz fail heavily on his lett knee. Ho} to the stom reat fighter. Wich hares, permit ai or thane. aie of the gross receipta in case the "@) was uy in a second and ment a@ left e Ww ling O'Rourke —1 figured that | fight here Is hing in O'Brien's esipts amount to over $7.00, The fight] jab to O'Lrien's eye. O'Brien clos if ked a ha Brien's cleverness would win out for ord to put him tn the class Will be decided about Jan. 10 in 1 veral straig efts to} sent two lef to t nim, and that he would get the dec with Fits, He made a game fight, but 5 a8 abated fe ma ; ; ae al te sage was too big a handleap, f | Aer the tloor t hook on the “RUBE” FIGHTS TO-NIGHT. |e" Fitz looked worried at this stage. it a wan Osean round a THE FIGHT IN A NUTSHELL. | ' MoCarthy, who was rved up | bKOUND FIVE-O0'Brie landed ta! ” h to ¢ an “Pa Py : ’ x , : tees poskea te Hanne Taneet lignite Pita Home Wd Faas, ARO daowe Winner of Fight—Joseph Hagan (Philadelphia Jack O'Brien) feoently, will be given a real t |t% IMs to theism place Number of Rounds—Unlucky thirteen, Might when he faces Ge we 1 followed up with his left ’ , TeiibAdos tn. a three-round bout at the| foe hin moun wing t Referee—Eddie Graney, of San Francisco, MeFadden Athiei CU Morria| Fitz tried hard to locate his shit - ene of Battleh—Mechanics’ Pavilion, San Francisco, Hall, One Hundred and Thirt tw short £ : { eho kt orn end Weird avenue, Mote | t O'ieen or { | Attendance—About 11,000 person fg stumbfrig biock In the path of n | loud. O'Brien got in tw | Estimated Receipis—$23,001 Qretuieing youngster, and If the 1 eft | ale Bnd af Phitte , p gery even break to-night he will | | elling right : y ! Winner's End of Purse—About $8,625, Be taked seriously Jaw i . Loser’s End—About $2,875, A fine card of seven bouts has been | ROUND SIN-Mita mis loft 1! ho a | N-0'F ae Fam i sal fe TG aa ‘ + Qeratiged for the members, which will] forced O'b arousd the ring, tr ght : Pe Incentive—He wwy-Weight and light heavy-welght championship how Georke peng pe Miss Bape ing to corner him. jert The ‘ titles and 50 per cent, of the gross receipts, winner to receive 75 per ‘Terry Rawards and Peter Burke, Wii Hitz hit Oren with a hard swing a ry to tt 5 Ae Yee ae Brens and Jack Lowery, Frank Paul] bu: tie blow was partially blocked and| wit t 4 cent, and loser std per cent. 408 Witte Britt, Young Otto and Jack O'Brien landed is lett twice on Fita’'s| ‘yye 1 Hits atid he re. Gloves—Five ounces, and I may add tyet I don't think he | wil have much trouble in coming to terms, as Humphreys and the Brite are the best of friends, at timas Tn every bat thy he hes ved himmelf_to be re of the mamtest. That qnaltficaction no one ean tice away from hm T canmt porrthiy wat away from the tard beatin When MoGovern, through his mana- thestrion! twetnese for the next nine ger, first gought this match I told weeks and if Mr Hirmphre s them that {t was a very hard matter ater of MeGovern’s | hackors th } th hi Terry can defeat the Dane I wil nowt to get @ lay-off to fight; Anally, at with Fs20 as om suaranter much talking, Humphreys appointed New York paners that Nelson will meet *: y | MeGovern during the month of April for Exkite MoBride, of Buffalo, to draw | i hig a aide bet as they wish to make up @ set of articles of agreement, an4 we will make {t winner take all may twanty rounds The battle to go ‘ This will prove who the flahter ts | this propasttion does not sutr the Mo fovern people they oan cut the money almost to milt themselves, As evidence that we are on the level and will keep our word this $2.00, which will guar- antee us making the mateh, wll be whieh was signed by Humphreys and myselt. My forfeit was posted tn- mediately, and, of course, the same | WAS @X pected of the McGovern pesple, T Walted patiently, and finally wired Humphreys on two occasions last week in ‘Toledo to post his money detlore Fri: day, Deo, 16, with the stakebl Govern peop! paid ho attention, and finadiy on Bridwy | buelnese on IN THE SPORTING EDITOR'S MAIL BOX. ready to be posted the minute the Mc ® ow aA sign of dong eee principles EDITED BY ROBER T/EDGREN, i BLUIRDSTARS. WILL PLAY HERE International Tournament Will Be Contested in This City in February, The billiard championship ef the World will be fougit out im Amenica atter all 4 Julius Ralke, 10 just returned from Paris, wail te the mach, He Mis secured Signatures of Fran Hoppe iis Cure, George Sutton Morningstar, who is at present in Paris conipeting at th Academy, Hoppe, says Balke » wonder of the age ind has clearly demonsinsted h the inaster of Vinneaux, r xpert * Suoetor Slossou will als he t t The Will be at 18-tnoh ne and w ve played in the a p of February jn this olty, @ Blake will offer the handwomest 3 that has ever been put up for a turn. mest of thi Vieneaux * han plonehip trophy offered a number of yeurs by the firm the ‘onda, {it une his personal property after Winning { thrae tne tn suecesston, AMUSEMENTS, é a EMPIRE THEATRE, 1 ww aris 16. 16 Beira, Mate Dee Who ’ADAMS' LYCEUM® "= THE LION AND THE MOUSE THE TETAS E rootnae wits) MEAN THAN endef est tay TWO FARES Critenon 7 WM, COLLIER * "th DALY?S. vary VIOLA ALLEN of! Kriehert wey am a Ra) at 810. WMA La Belle Marseillaise THEATRE, Broadway @ Sith Sty” WOIGIOSY ves hie Mate ant ® Xmas a TS Olga Nethersole » CARMEN, | Hudson PHEATREE 4th St. Bast of Piway Robert Loraine zis, Sane SAVOY 3 \ JY Atay hott New York, Deo. 18; stand the brunt for them, so, ther! Mary Manmerines [Wat or aerith, Bob Pégren, hought, but A don't intend to do 80. = cd { Dear Sir: Reading in your column a| Will you kindly help me by announo |few lines reganling myneit and George | i! Your “Au alag that tever er! THE CLANSMAN IS COMING, MoFadéen, aiso my Engitsh welter-| weight? Of course I am not box! NEW YORK | Weesht title, T would like to rive you m| heavy aytents for! can now Nox nt | SAF ole | . 18 t por ony | ttle information on both, First, I am ad said L ORE NAV OCD, 4 ae not an Bnglishman, but a New York of N York. not Pngiand boy, and I was giwn that Utle a 8) p §—1 oan name zou quite a few | present af er beating quite a few of the | witnesses that heam the whole routine after Thad boxed "Kid" Willams, | best men in England. But as it is now | George Jansen. aries Seliger, and not |Retting near Christas 1 am ready, | getting woree than a draw with any one alae vory w to stake that title to) of them, and a whole bunch of others Jany one that wants it, as it i only @|'n bho round bouts in New Tonk and » rd sir rou in Philadelphia It f Cees a ci an my shoulders, Next. tind vs fh 1 cu’ ) regard th MePadden lagt ‘Toureiay Al “4 nh Pate bigne Now, Mr. Edgven, 1 have been PSS than a mont h Mot! boy, wa inade the brunt In the press just be-| pesied pur touted wee i eoula cause T would not kauckle down to a) Bion ft think | the Wikre ye Jot of cheap bum club managers, that] sive,A little credit where it is due, don t aport Broadway, using | the bull con meaty hed pe BS he ak Ores read ei ARE Duco ini the iave been tickled to death to meet r grate bed ‘hw. Thursday night eesti trie t momo that McFadden wutacter they found, TWELFTH TO HOLD GAMES. id a big, fat, ¢ a a4 manage! 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