The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1906, Page 8

Nozo is Coming! Nozo! A _ Son. of the Desert! He's {\. Heading This Way. : A BUnPALO ‘writer has discovered SAAS Tike & new bronkfant food, but It isn't. ‘Who {g Nozo? Read this and learn. “He 18 @ Sezi—an Indien. His bare {peased In scaly horn instead of & of steel, which protect them from the cacti, thorns and! sharp stones of fis native heath, His slender, sinewy Time could push eight yards of day- {i 100 between him and Arthur age ame breath with snail like sprinters Ue aty, Schick, Owens and Wefers. ‘On Tubufon, an feland on the California coast, he runw to earth the deer and the JaticcreSbdit. He can outstrip the eet- ‘eat horse. “Noro's feats are not fiction, but fact by Professor MoGee In the ar- ‘ehives of Washington. “idke Deerfoot, the American Indian Who astounded the world in London forty years ago by running efeven exifes tp en hour, all recoris between 200 ynrais nd 100 miles fre believed to the mercy of Nozo. usetrewn course Nozo did ‘che Government expért in 9 pectnds, His epetd in pursult of tes that he can cun a eile imeide of four minutes, The fleetest Bad by ii Tun down © jack-rabbit. Nozo can. “Nogo jd etx feet tall, welghs 170 Pounds stripped. He never wears .sny clotties at all. | ‘Npeojls now crossing the deserts of Arigona and New Mexico, His advent the Bast will Ge the: athletic sen- fon of tho year" iW! I cah thagine that it will —imjess Nosd stops i Tomb- atone or Albuquerque _ long « to Gforn himself with at least @ décktie. ge af gu OOD-BY, Young Corbett. ‘We're sorry to see you go, but it wan's be helped, You're a game lithe man. and you @id the best you could. But there Are better men of your size fn the ring ndw, and you Know théy ars entitled to the Back-patting and the) box-office receipts. You had your turn, | you Know. It couldn't last. It never | @oes Inst forever. And yet, curious, fen‘t it? every Aew champion really be- Neves’ he has nx. iMfe-long cirich on the | Yeading role. ¥ remember, Kid, the time When You thought no man th the world would evet take your measure, And | Pou flew high for awhile. You certainly | @id do the honors lke a king. If st had the best day that runner Lan “Noxo must not be thentioned in the | terson Siting’ wo corde Grand Central @l Eivotlyn, ‘Thorsday evening. Geen ‘excitéd aa the meeting Detween pie ott SPORTING. NOZO, THE INDIAN, RUNS 100’ YARDS IN BOWLING GAMES ON WEEK'S SCHEDULE Eastern and Interstate League Contests for the Star Bowl- ers, former on Wednesday. Two important séries of contests in the Eastern League schedule whl be played Wednesday, that of the gréstedt local interest Oeing Between the New York and Brooklyn teams at. John Cammann’s Morningside alleys, Eighth avenné and Qne Hundred and Fifteenth streets. This is the fitst time the local rivals have met since Nov. 2 in Brook- lyn. The second of the vertes ts hetween Lee Johny’s Newark team and Phtla- delphia, at the Jatter city. John Nelson, the star of the Brooklyn taam, bas been confined to nis house for several days with a bad cold and ‘threatenéd complications. He was out to-day and expects to be able to meet Voorheis 4n the Individual series of games next Wednesday. The contests will be interesting from -the faet that Match contest soon to be playéd with Smith, while Voorheis is. getting mith John Koster, As the four bowlers are rivals for cha hoi the Her icre oe eee oe Beck ‘trom to-day. the New ork and Fpoklyn teams close their League kKchedule in Brooklyn. The Interstate Games. cats —J Ci, Tuesday wohin a ua Pine Ta matcd contests considerable int . \Allen, dest aix in Rothennel and vee a ore Phmes, at the Grind Cent 0 Juxnormel te the valley, part im Wester, ly made a world's Joes Nveage of 200 In. thicteen {eating Aliof on these alieys. Allen 5 to. ‘even In trying to defeat Fetnerreely wee used to be regarded am 0o8 of the best rhatch gars Dowlens In New York | ‘rage rand ah sce ta thd who of Date nie | are as stown a return to old form. si White Blepham to-night Pred Bgei- hott ami Dr. Olaeon, will Fella retarn match ‘deen different—but what's the use? I | stare. Qon't Kitbw but that your follies and fulples have been overrated—a little. to-n You were nkturally inclined to fatness, which is a hard handicap for an athlete! of Gny kind to overcome. You ased to try dtepecately, and you alirys' made food. You always entored the ring at pownc—so matter how much road you 4 to sprinkle with the sweat of | ohost tOH, oF How long you had to} fritfs 14 the steam-room. Never mind, Kid. One sure thing, lose $y win. we'te always glad to take you band when you come back to Broadway. Why? Ligien: Because you never fought a! ats nccompasied oy Srodked Mitht In your life. You have al- Wwe fought to win, and to win on the Jevel. When you couldu't win you have een honestly kncked out, You never wult oF Hhowed the White feather for a! second. That's why. There are some ‘with can't day that, and whether they! }ald championships now or not, you, Motu Silt Alwaye rank above them in our oes | Lami Uinadion. You may uot be as good a mangymaker now. but there Thinkx worth while, La al ad ‘® you, Aufello Herrera, Battling Nelson for youre, Bat. wil! he to give vou a chance: It'll be a | ch great fight. Bat. knocked Corbett out fn pine’ rounds, You turned the trick fn five. You, Jitimy Britt, ahd Adam Ryan are the only men who ever stayed wenty rounds in a ting with Nelson. Ryan dia it a long time ago. He's out of it now.. That leaves you, Britt and Nblwon to fight it out for the light Sight ttle. Tetry McGovern may be th the bunch, but just now it looks a8 it you had an ace tn the hole that we Never suspected. Xou will be busy with offers, of course. | ty-sixth street Ite ure ma op Ww ie i Ban Rith the wallop who makes eee HERE'S THE DOPE hi ON 1905 JOCKEYS. The number of jockeys who had Motints in 8,011 races last year were $82, of Whom 182 rode t¢n of more Winters, $44 ‘rode from one to mine winmérs, and (26 failed to finish first i any race; Jockeys who rode more ‘Shih one hundred winners each were: 3 Bf: be Mis, 2d. 34, was LPe, ori me an Mae Y y. iY MI pe Int. 1s. 1p GAR 27 122 451 4 30 1 10 Wt a 109 105 BRB ik MT 110 4nd #5} ee Srna os ted in’ ee hattan. maybe eve taht. Big Matches in Prospect. A wel to the Koater-Voorhets mlatek pteage cr sexi a rr ‘who, Wi aes pasties, dateated Wott and Voorhela. in match eontest In Buccalo a few yeare ago, The enge ge went by Joan Flos, of Buffalo, of oval at tact thal Invwirtes ‘e deipi.a, from walch latter city also been asked to restrve twenty serie for &, Darcy expected {rom toe Quaker City, <I dica.es yn Sonpereance: atlached to the match among. bowlers ide’ the challenge from Gebhard is °F GhSuner in Which Jonn Prose désires Cords (0 arrange @ bome and pons. two-men team contest between ‘foser mith, @ Mew stat. and Gebhard. of But- fplo, and SEs Sa Maher oh on eas: ter tract rheie match. Thiw serif would) at- tm great dee ‘bo! Aa the bowlers are well known. | Cordes ¥ cubstituie Grorge Halter for ff thts team mated. “G 2 these contents In view as well nal Qs A number of others for the month of efore the rational tournament @t apa al toto pat feet eo that the spring months w isp, forme ex celled en rt at tne Geand Centra, thoff’s Good Record. In Wienjng the Greater New York individ- Pe ao Fred Bae) wal champto: ip two ys ano Here nts eames fem alitve, made gamse on an dveuge of 107. And in the Metrdroltan mpronahie Maat year. rolling fefty-one fortnances, Hix title will rest. honéver, ih A champiouship claian aa, belie” the. best & championehtp claim as being tl Dinter in'New Tork, over which hone @ere is a d:spute, which will be settieg only When there ‘@ @ ohallenae trohy. No jews than Hifteen bowlers cla! to be the si Shampton. and Eeclhort'r ciate tw Annual Meeting N. Y. B.A. than j ; The annual meeting of «1 fork Bowling Assocation wif! be het thls venti | a. B: and Twen at the Hotel Vi roadway hind. session of delegates, x ress wilt ‘comme tp Yor fea Team Mateh Postponed. The propose: Jimmy Smith and Otto Hell! jetreet. ‘tat’ cr 0 owing 1 Hiaewely Wp the take that heat fj tion that the match his @anction. a New Tourney Organized. ‘Ta Greater. Now v plonsoip tournament. which is one | most "ant events of the kind bi the aeatee, City ‘att Grand “bemeal vad! dey. Oth y Ottioers’ ware in Man: ‘=. Work Monday Wonders New York—Athion, Jimmy Watt; Morni: aide,” John Voorude: Broadway 4 Neisbn bas been in training for the} y for the more important match | tte MM be ters Th tae Tatereiaie Leaxug there will b 1 pares, 1m eG Pho oft a te eanesday 61 et as | Sereda baa “Auedtic ageducn, “Bast New Bal. | 8 Sete imon- ee no better G ie will be @ very import: jing Tim Cote Actions n The \aitatioa certain changes in the organisatiod | Cloke hd proparutone ‘to attend the national tour: | 9. road, hament nd L rods." Ail delogiten should. be pHteeat wt | Stoes sd two-men team match betworn tas, of Brock. advertised the mash, 60 Hteiltes save’ withcat Pe 'HAS A TRUST CROPPED UP IN THIS NEW BOXING GAME? | Athteve Club at One Hundred and Tenth street amd Broadway and named it the He also is promi- rently connected with the Sharkey Ath- letic Club, and rumor further has it that lie ts connected with the Staten Island club, As more ears get the secret the number of clubs increases. telting how many clubs gossip will give Buckley by Saturday night. While Mr. Buckley has the ei mit up in Just a8 many clubs as be pleases, & controt Of too many would give too much of a syndicate tinge to the boxing game and spoil @ nfoe clean mport. As long as Btrietly/ to the rule about membership And the presentation of fights for imetmbere only the sport can go of. Any) Mttempt to currai the clubs dnd turn this growing sport into strictly businéss Young. Sports Worried Over Report that Buckley Wants Several Clubs. _. Has thé three-round boxing game, ¥o Young, #0 soon developed A. trust? You might be Wiclined to laugh, but « little crowd of ‘pug’ promoters around ‘the Metropole Saturday night were tak+ ing it setlouMly. According to the talk, Jim Bucktey, partier and manager of Tom Sharkey, has trie@ to sew up the game ‘The report started from the fact that Buckley and his friends have acquired & COntrélling Interest in the Hadas SSS eee wall be Gessip for Bowlers. Mrs. Kessel, in Ba a two- py four in seven Zor, 6 elie | women earn tournatsent, Bi haw tne ogy ok a | ella Monday nlgnt, w! een $. wands. A rowd will watch the cohtest ford Reat two of three gant in tr the “mecen with ae ‘Fehh'e Cus, rolled on the St. John's Ailey, Be ? Roseville, With two defeate in twenty eet pace ening, best ae} eet nRots ieee Prizes tn the Broadway tournament were in. ‘The | distributed last night Blonsky pie & Arps. [uxrdo wom Use enam! with oaly ong. Gata Ue fourteen game abe ate hart higt core 1016, ‘breadway Weingarth, of the Tuxedos, | receiv high with an of i We itm ete Tae Shu hen nian tndivie- ual score of 256. eh . Hid Bariuete. of the Marlem Circle alteys, who bas bad an open challenge out for some lithe to foll any fifteen-year-old fa Greaer New. York, is marehed Gus Kraus, jr. in a home and home series of beat G em Cir: York, Monday, Jap, 22, Offs team in the Hatlem touroenent hes Ub the Bien score Of 1,063, the beat in aIx years, at Karisior’s % 1y BRC donald, who corributed 230 ping to the total now leads for the high (hdiviual welze in league. ‘There is a side get. she fi for the second cu oh ee eer tae ooh Pnite. Bieptant er ast ettore hit salle) | : Mra. Pudde)! ts. DUt of & poste ames on ten alleys, Me @yerame about | eae, a a) wert 201. "rha ayern—a ace superb. an Beettoet a “With her’ husband Mould riceire all credit for such brilliaee uenges any Deltoet ogo git, wy tala hall Knverica. Md oh 1b branch bowlerk trom piRe Same, breneh homies for, hee ths aeons Bea deals. and as 8 ‘team tn S 8 retin dnl Bagards, wen, tue ot ihe earns. Y rolled =e wi "Deven y- sium Gre ch portant in eqgeon, ‘ ‘our ene the New Tore INDIAN SHOULD TURN Boxtr, wourvont ws Foot wors< AMAZE HENRY BEATS WALSH IN HANDBALL GAME Boston Champion Had ~No Trouble in Winning the Bet of $100. the champion handball player of New York, was badly beaten vy J. F. Henry, the chamyion of Bos- tom, iA & match for a Bide bet of $109, which was played at Sheehan's court, in Bast Fifty-ninth street, yesterday. ‘There were four gamés all told played. Henry winning three of them. RKE HAS TROUBLE O'ROU | ANGING FIGHTS = tussie by one ‘also Walsh then got Nis stride won the third game oy a score of| In the: fourth and last game the men played on even terma for halt the game, when Henry forged to the front, thereby winning ‘On account of the inter- character of the match expe from all aver New York. New Jersey apd Boston were present, Be shots made by the peepee BOAT RACE IN JUNE. Leng-Dittance Power-Bonat teat Attractin The annual long-distance power-boat race will be decided this year on June IN ARR Well-Known Manager Thrown Down in Attempt to Get Opening Bouts. was booked to fight Hylatd of yy Murphy yur the Tighting conductor to steep in two rounds in Philadelphia recently his bout with Hyland was quickly cated otf. ~ wer of Sullivan, is willing to let hie protegs Jab, 26, wut as the “game and! a ‘ et ab. UM 3 Metropolitan Club. Al eens Al Wertora, Inane~ ia uded | Attell and Geedwin to Fight. BY JOHN voLLocg. one of the cleverest lads for Tom O'Rourke is having a much | ue macnn handér time in securing @ good attrac-| snother fittechi-round bout in N. tion for hia openti.g show at the Tux-| toomignt. or abeec Ob Catt edo A. C., just outside of Philadelphia, New England boxer, before the Douglas A. C., of Chelsea, Mass., for a big percentage of matchmaker of the Lenox and Broad- | 1 wrons receipts, Atte way Athletic clubs in this city during | 8d expects to beat Goodwin. jaw days. Although he is | ‘*Derlence little troub) willing te offer much bigger purses than ‘oases other club matchmakers every team of Gighters that he trea to engage has y excuse to offer why It will be| weleht Ggnter of Wnpossible for them to fight. tically latest match which O'Rourke tried to alinc, and on which he fell down was/ 46 that between Young Erne, the Clever | the ni Quaker City light-weight, and Aurelio }witi start Merrera, the Mexican fighter, who] been offered If all ¢he club managers work tn har-| Khocknd out Young Corbett. O'Rourke | Murphy ln a ‘wired Herrera, offering & match with Dut Herrera refused. | fering a purse of 815, O'Rourke Wired back tween ‘him and Battlin Herrera has also declin Martin to Battie Again. t th good shape the clubs stick a be is too clever eels pat hy wultable one for the event. or ethe. Anat in Mulch’ will take the the rua, con Tucker to Bax Temmy Love. “Chick” Tugher, dim Buckisy 18 & smart fellow, and it Fits to be Roped that these various reports ‘Bre not trus. At least, let us believe they are exaggerated. Mony we'll have some good sport. So GOOD FOLKS WAT HO PACES AT SALEM 009 for a fight be- to Herrera, of- eight championshi . but failed, hae | gna Is Matched th engage In another twenty round dattle. The fighter he is to meet Is another coal Bimek scrapper They will exchange eal. & boring show to be brought off a | SEP Store, Cal: on the night of Jen, 8d winner will be matched to fight John son at Los Angeles, Cal., im pix weeks. frne and Sayres Box To-Night. Youn Erne. the champion .. eight of (Bpecia! to The Evening World.) MANCHESTER. N. H.. Jan. 15.—Presi- | trem California ry : Lem oore OF Lee biter eames, Biny |Gent William J. Tucker, of Dartmouth AMUSEMENT, College. and ex-United States District- | ‘ Attorney Oliver L. Branch, of Man- | TH were speakers at a monster muse-meeting last night conducted by | thé Manchester Ministerial to regiger a protest agninetthe fhyasion | Pennsylvania, and Maurice | Milwaukee puaiiiet, who Waa thade good th tie battles which he has fouht in the Quaker City, will come round DoUt at the Wash Oth Annus Omeiat AUTOMOBILE SHOW New Amsterdam of New Hampshire by the } Breeders’ Club, witch was granted an exclusive charter at the last seSs’on of | the Lerisiature. Both sosukers came out strongly in | are favor of a special session of the Lagis- lature for thé purpose of repealing the charter. of the enadtment of rigid anti- gambling ‘l0ws, if the State Supreme dees mot hand down a decision Peigiet ances nderbilt Cup Race NEW ARMOR STAGRAPA Pietaree. 'Y, 69TH REGT. 2hh ot. near atiray, | pian elaahioe Sullivan Offered 2 Match. “RI Sdjitvan, the Washington weight, is Gnother fighter who has bee! there is law enough t fered @ fight with fighting Dick Mytahd, Hine, © prevent ihe California scragoer, Tommy ~ OPEN A. M7011 P.M. SIRT NATION Abas” IMPERIAL Cog AUTOMOBILE SHOW mo ormes oa MADISON Sa MADISON SGUARE GARDEN eae ae ee BEDE wita Py The soda cracker is an. ideal food. Uneeda Biscuit are the ideal soda crackers. Indeed, ‘tearnet dest soda crackers rightly made in the first place, rightly protected first, last and ail the time. ¢ In a dust tight; moisture proof package, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY % hea GOOD FIGHTS ON CARDS FOR T0-NIGHT vA Stags Will Be Held at Three of the Well-Known Clubs, There will be three boxing stags held in tlds city to-night. At the Navarre A. C. sow in the American Theitre | Hall, at Forty-second atrest and Eighth [avonue, the principals 19 the stag Bout will be Jack Govudman, the coming feather-weigit fighter of the Avonia A. C., and Howard Smith, df Elizabeth, N. J., whe has been showing up ao well {n all of his recent contests. Goodman has a much better record than Smith, having bested such good pugilista as Bert Keyes, Jonnny Duhan, Al Carey. {Joe Wagner, JImmy Devine and others, Resides this bout there will be atx other contests between evenly matched men. Lhe star bont at the Alexander A. C., at Ong Hundred and Forty+fourth street and Park avenue, will be one of three rounds between Peter Maher, the old knocked out Murris Harris. a colored heavy-welgnt, in the Quaker City, ‘At the Clipper A. ©. the usual’ good ecard of six three-round bouts will take place. ny AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE THEATRE. Bway & sou at MAUDE ADAMS. izssypucee TERION Eve Seatoray Satay eae Barrymo % SE re ‘Aliso Pantaloon, with Lionel. 1 yn KNICKERBOCKER. Bway & 33th ot. Event 8.15, Mat. Sal 218. FRITZI | HEFF Sotitth HANS) THEATRE, Bray & WD SD REAR ar Ba COMIN G rey eee ACADE LAI Leslie Carter -.tne.- Barty ‘dten will be fclluwed oy zoe fe Popuins peices. bat” Sat, 2. Sve. Ey. 8. Mat. Bat BU ANChE Bart B10) Rae year se WARFIELD. _ ‘won? WAicom. ee ay Lipmans Soi, ee Gillet be, LYRIC’ wae he Babes ie Baron STIR Americans ase. les BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. wae {st BIG VAUDEVILLE WEEK.