The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1906, Page 10

en ‘7 ¥ un, ce aS TA BUCKLEY ISN'T A TRUST; HE'S JUST HELPING GAME. y ‘UP TO DATE SPORTING THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1906. EWS AND COMMENT #« # # EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN: —_—_——~—— Sharkey’s Manager that He Wants to “Hog” Boxing Sport. IMMY BUCKLEY. the local boxing J club manager, !s out with a denial to-day that he {8 trying to get a @orner on the fight game in this city, las hes been reported. Mr. Buckley is $n the game for the pure love of it and he wants the public to understand that bis connection with the Sharkey A. C. fand his appearance In the ring as the foferee at the Metropolitan A. C, should be construed as his effort to give the Popular game of fidticuffs a helping hand. Mr. Buckley was never connected ‘with anything crooked in his life, his “ble alm being to lend his assistance to the purification and uplifting of boxing and wrestling, at which he has ad some experience through the matches of Tom Sharkey. Mr. Buckley ‘has be Sharkey's ‘manager ani ad- r since the sailor severed his con- heotione with Tom O'Rourke. He has ‘arranged many of Sharkey's matches ‘on the mat. “YOUNG ERNE BEATS “MAURICE SAYRES Milwaukee Man Was Game, Denies Mr. Buckley blames many friends, but secret foss,” otherwise re- ferred to as knockers, for putting him in a bad light before the public. says it tl ha Mr. but Couldn’t Stand the Swift Pace. (Gpecial to The Evening World.) PHILADELFHIA, Pa., Jan. 16,—Mau- Bayres, of Milwaukee, could not the fast pace set by Young Erne, ee is al ‘At the end of the sixth round the man between welters since the days of the figm Milwaukee was bleeding from the| Horton law. Craig was like a streak fight eye and nose and week from the| of chain pientning in fe opening ‘that bis nt ran e ‘and outpoint See aa Gardner ite @ champion against a novice. With gPm determination Gardner kept fighting his man all the time, devoting his whole attention to Craig's body. Toward the end of the seventh round Craig began to weaken. He hard the yetarn, The [second wat jMtawor | Work stalling through the eighth Jz By Theme fuse before the gong, | the ninth the Chicago boy was battling shot out a right-hand wallop to gamely but hopelessly in his own cor- nose, drawiny Sor, when Gardner walloped him with {os chink aka the Mawankee | Wicked-looking left smash to fhe Ja Graig was out for ten m ay or Ho, distinctly | ned tes, | than 00 saw the mill. ‘The Quaker City Sokran fighter was the fav uckley. “I am club in New York, and that is the Shar- key A. C. stock in the Metropolitan A. was not for myself. who thought ¢ Stability, and would be run on a busi- | nesslike and honest basis if I lent my ssistance. because there were too many candidates for the job, and |them would have created dissatisfac- |. under that and straightforward in all his doings in the sporting world body to prove otherwise. “] knw and have met many so-called eporting men who haye been intevestod in various public good, ot out jon. “Tt ts aleo true that I have pulled the bell at the Navarre Club, But 1 did 80 only to help out the clab. see that my assistance is needed I glad- ly, give it. “No one can say isn't strictly on the !evel, rd to say the same thing about some | others with whom I have come in con- tact during my connection with sport- Ing ev Buck He says that the boxing game comes his likes and pleasures. Re eee LEO CRAIG IS PUT OUT BY GARDNER Chicago’s Best Welter-Weight | Went Down and Out (Special to The Evening World.) BUFFALO, N. a clever weiter-weight from Chicago, was walloped ninth round by Gus Gardner, of Phil- adelphia, in Washington A. was the fastest witnessed here ents.”* “seeming He he has always been honest He defies any- branches of sport not for the vney could eiys Mr. connected with really only one | It is true that I bought some! . but it It was for a friend, | club would have more | I refereed the fights simply giving !t to any one of Where I can that Jim Buckley It would be Jey is a wealthy contractor. in Ninth. , Jan, 16.—Leo Craig, | into dreamland in the their match before the C. here last night. The ‘COFFROTH SEES NO MENACE | TO FIGHT GAME ON COAST a battle royal are also on the pro- gramm BY JOHN POLLOCK. Gimmy Cofforth, the premier fight Promoter of California, must have been [ietly tipped off by some one on the de that there will be no interfer- @hoe with the puilistic game on the ~@bam, for he has just leased Mechanics’ “Phwillon in San Francisco .for a term “OF three yeats at rental of $19,000 per Year. Here he intends to bring off all tiie {mportant fistic battles that he can Before Cofforth left this city the writer that he was certain the majority of the jold fights which the Board a will issue during the Now that Coffroth has ured Mechanics’ Pavilion tt is ore than likely that he will sell out {Interests in the Colma (Cal.) A. C., ra ‘he brought off the great battle ech Jimmy Britt and Batting Nel- on last September. Carroli to Fight at Empire A. C. ‘The Empire A. C., of East New York, wil hold. its weekly boxing stag on ‘Wednesday ‘evening, at the new club- Yibuse, Congress Hall, Atlantic and Ver- qont avenues, Ten bouts, between such ftien as Johnny Carroll, who knocked aut Matty Matthews, Jeck Butler and Black Griffo; Dutch Zimmer, who has a ¢iean record; Phil Bradley, Harry Odom, Mark Devin, Mike Foley, Mickey MpPqncueh and Phil McGovern. fifteen-minute wrestling night. celtinag club-touse, Gardner to Fight Jim Jeffords. George Gardner, the ex-light-heavy weight champion pugilist, who has not fought In long time, will step into the ring in Phtla- delphia on Wednesday night and will try} conclusons with Jim Jéffords, the former California heavywetght, in a six-round bout. If Gardner and Jeffords have no prear- ranged. agreem! too nerioualy, Gardner ought to hit Jeffords so fast and ‘often with both count could be made of the blows. Colored ‘Heavies’ Box To-Night. Jack Johnson, the ehamplon pugilist, and Joe Jeannette, another uurly negro scraper. the star bout of three rounds at the stag of the Sharkey A. C,, which will be held in its in West Sixty-fitth street, ‘These battles in the Quaker City, and as both of the bouta were hard-fought ones to-night should ‘and banl-fought encounters. Walsh and Williams Matched. Andy Walsh, Brooklyn, end. ""Kid" Wiliams, boxor of Philadelphia, who ave Wilile Lewia A Rood flight at the definct Hudson A were matched last night to clash in three-round bout at the Jon next Monday night. cotaldcrabie boxing at the clube match and|in the future. Song tates city ent not to burt each other hands that no negro heavy-welcht will come together in to- men recently fought two hand their meeting be another of those ex- the middle-weteht of South the olever $i favarre A. C, sh has been tak- ‘of himself and expects to do wi PETER MAHER HAS OLD-TIME WALLOP Peter Maher, the former champion Qeavy-weight of Ireland, had the bet- ter of Pat O'Rourke in thetr three- bund battle, which was brought off at the stag of the Alexander A. C. last Hight. In the first round O'Rourke floored Maher with a punch on the put Peter managed to last the Found out. In the second round O'Rourke started in to finish Maher, flit Poter was careful and succeeded fm getting away from his right-hand @Wings. Just before the round ended Maher wailoped O'Rourke on the chin, aiid down went Pat. O'Rourke got up Gaged, and for the rest of the round bo men fought furiously. The third last round jae another . Both men tried hard to put ¢ other away, lugged for keeps, Maher Tavis the best of the milling. a | (HESPER CLUB’S AFFAIR. \fhe Hesper Club, which has been Khown for several years as the Motro- poltan Turf Association of the fleld; wi ual ball at Terrace Gar- ‘Tha organiation 1s one nt in the racing @mho is anybody in NAVIN HART HA AGT IN MONTANA (Special to The Evening World.) BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 16.—Marvin Hart Jest night knocked out Pat Callahan in the wecond round of what was to have been ® four-round exhibition, guaran- tesing to give any man who would stand before him four rounds $100. | Callahan's willingness to mix {t set the crowd wild with enthusiasm. He never attempted to clinch or cover up except at the e of the first round. Bee cereal han tipped the beam at 165, —_—_—s CLIPPER A. C. STAG. with Harry Beck, wh go any further tha on account of a crippled thumb. The four other bouts were between | bet a cent on gameness and constant|'* one of the hight. During this round chicles her hay. f this fi for 0 Was not able to the second round on Sullivan, ord. Herford says he lon through’ his 4 Gang to t HERFORD WON TCK JOEGANS-WHAT BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.—The declara- tton of Al Herfora, who says he will not|¢vcned up matters, and the timekeeper the Gans-Sullivan batu peculiar features of the which will be decided in ‘#risco Herfora hus always had A big bet down on his protege, and his jon has caused a sensation In sport: | 5 e. The wise money has taken this pori- ty, to place con- in for an er - ty) e wi he was under his watchful The colored boy has dis- The Clipper A. C. hela Hs weekly| sipated terribly in the past few years entertainment at the club-houre, One| 274, hae peun, BNNs ot at thas os | : ‘oF. n he fought Sullivan a dra Hundred and Seventy-soventh street and Lyric in this city It waa sean Le Park avenue, last night, The principa’s Gans of old. His frien in the star bout were “Babe” Cullin AeA TET iitgdiaal ead Viger Ff n e the and “Kid" Young, "Billy Maynard's van tre to in at puptl, Both men fought hard until the| 142 pounds, It as positively” ler : veend round, when Cullin. made. ma| iat, Gace can make a much lighter eed ettith a right to The seit] welght, and this his caused local fanw Tullin engaged In two bouts, the firmi| to doubt that he has worked earnestly of Herford, nt fr| . facia’ hi it is here, ‘wih ‘ung, Monto” and "Kid" gullivan, nee to, batting fF money. they will “acid Trimble” and Susie] TSF" ,serament, S58 ras. vill ae Tree’ qriich sow ie. that ai was the colored boy SMITHS BEATEN BY JACK GOOOMA One of the Fastest Mills of the Year Fought at the Navarre A. C. Jack Goodman, the local welght fighter, who is certainly mains god these 4174, "net Howard Smith. o Hiizabeth, N. J., in the star bout at the Navarre A. C, stag last night and out- pointed him enough to have the de “sion. ‘The boys fought at cat \eigints, and a more evenly matched yatr, ag far ag height, weight and reach were concerned, never stepped into a ring. At the start of the battle Good- man wsed his left-hand jab into Smith's face with telling effect and landed so often on tis nose viat he @oon had Srith bleeding. Smith tried hard to fand one of bis right-hand swings on Goodman's jaw, but the latter stepped niside of them and |. Wihen the bell rang Smith was winded. while Good- Man wau aa {resh as When he started. {In the second round Smith sailed into Goodman and began to drive bosh hands into his body, Gooimen upper-cutting jim with rights as he nushed in, Smith Mfo excited’ at the fast fighting became twenty-nine eec- t he pulled the bell nde before the round was 1 In the ird and last round Goodma started ff vy jabbing Smith in the face with dif left, while Snrith tried right-hand ngs for Good ‘8 jaw, but miss | most of them. The boys then engaged he landed a yerriic right over the point| turned to 8 | 0 Sullivan, and {t is rumored ie at close quarters, of the Jaw as Hart ‘was, going, away | {that the’ comminalon ‘recently nent to | 18 (Merce, THD a headend body ang tonpled him over, ,| Frisco to bet on “Twin” Sullivan may | Wit) poth hands. Goodman then got in weighed 225 pounds, while Calia- ¢ from some one close to Her-| three left jabs to Smith's nose. drawing blood again. Smith rushed and ailed hin hard on the jaw short right inside swing, The blow dazed Smita, and as Goodman arted after him again the bell rang. the other bouts George Condon out Lou Shepherd in the third Phil MeGovern and George Kit- the sted by Emergency Kelly almost Iknocked out Dick ‘Grant, Murphy won from Johnny Powers Charley Goldman and Danny Murray boxed a fast draw. Hy, ns pecs ie ae es Another Boxing Club. Jack Skelly, the former feather-weight amateur champion, will open a boxing ohub Rig Betis +] avenue and Herriot street, |. X. are a thousand oo the club iready, - feather- | WaTCH OUT FoR Tas FELLOW! | WIL|E HOPPE, BOY BILLIARDIST, WINS By Score of 500 to 323 a MIKE “TWIN” SULLIVAN. Mike ‘"Twin" Sullivan is one of the famous fighting twins of Boston. Sullivan came into the limelight by | defeating Jimmy Gardner and fight- sossuan a draw in Aft AMUSEMENTS, ippsarene von A SOSIETY.GIRCUS | : ARIS, Jan. 16—Wtlle Hoppe, the American boy Dillard player, this morning js champion of the word, Last night he defeated Vig- naux, the French wizard, fairly and squarely, winning by a score of 600 to 393, The only man who now kys the slightest claim to the championship ia | Schaefer, and ft ts believed he will | gracefully surrender all claims to the boy wonder. Hoppe 1s not yet nineteen years of age, |" Hoppe's average was 2 20-24, with a high run of 9% Vignaux averaged | 14 1-28, with a high run of 61. The match brought » big crowd to the Grand Hotel. There were distinct lines of parti nehip for the veteran and “the boy respectively. Many Americans were present, among them being ‘Nat’ Goodwin, “Billy” Donohue and George Sutton. In the first half, as regards high scoring, the game was rather slow, but remarkable on both sides for accurate | drives to the rail and return, Vignaux showing @ little better form, as Hoppe, although maintaining his nerve, seemed to play too carelessly. Once Hoppe fell short by a millimetre and In an- other instance he fafled to drive the | bulls out of balk. Hoppe won the bank shot and scored twelve before missing a somewhat wide carom, but leaving the table compara- tively safe, a we first big score of the evening, and Vignaux'’s highest run during the match, was made in the efghth inning, after Hoppe had made a beautiful @ in true Schaefer style, and play- ing just too gently, left the balls bunched and the Frenchman ran a magniticent 61, 17 the fvories touched, but At Vignaux got cleverly out of the diffi- and at 50 he was the recipient by lack of force that he falling to get out of balk. ‘At the end of the eleventh inning the | figures were: Hoppe, 139; Vignaux, 164. | | Each failed to score in the eleventh essay, At the intermission the score stood: Vignaux. 266; Hoppe, 28, with Hoppe to Vigneux's highest run up to then was 6] and Hoppe's 27. WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP FROM VIGNAUX WILLIE HOPPE. versary in this wonderful player. At the age of ten years Wille, tne! A mere the material |that goes to make a great player. He |had inherited his talent and oleverncss At fourteen years uf son, child, was before the public. he exhibited all from his parents. \doppe’s % In the twenty-second inning | was the |. It was made without a ers his opponent one of the best he has ever met. Score by Innings: 12, 5, Ho . 5, 0 2% 0, 27, 2, 27, 16 20, 8, lo, 38, 14, 2, 17, $8, 2, BL '9, 34, '93, 8, ‘Total, 600; Highest’ run, 99; average, 20 20-24. Vignaxx—0. 4, 52 18, 7, 0, 1, 61, 4. 30, HOPPE’S VICTORY PLEASES AMERICANS. | The remarkavle victory of Willie | Hoppe over the veteran , Champion Vignaux:' et Paris last night was re- ceived with great enthusiasm by billlardiats in this country, and it was | the unanimous pinion that the result | of he contest will tend to increase the | interest in the other champlonship con- tests which will now follow. Vignaux, who met defeat through the | skilful play of the young American, had borne the title bf champion for years, he in turn having been defeated | and having defeated the best players in the workh Schaefer, th» American ‘wizard, and other manipulators of the cue, lost thelr laurels to the remark- able French player. Despite his age Vignaux has never lost his cue cunning, and In defeating him Master Hoppe has taken into camp probably one of the greatest players that ever lived. Master Hoppe comes of @ family of Dilllardists, His father, Frank Hoppe, |attained ski in 16 game and became | proprietor of - serel_qell-patrontzed parlors, as well as belng the manager ‘at times of billard resorts throughout the city. His wife, the mother of the young champion, acquired a fondness |for the game, and became the most profictent woman bilifardist in the world | ‘and she remains to-day the champion of her sex. Started Early In, Lif playing hes astonished Her end AMUSEMENTS. “SEATA iE ? PROCTOR’ PRR. ate: Batr4 aah Stent ea THBA., th Av. 25, 30, 75 14TH ST. Wear tear 25. Soe. Sut. Ata. Enormous Success #280," yy, The house wild enthusiasm over BEDFORD’S HOPE THE GREATEST OF ALL SHNSATIONS. GARRICK (eRastinn | First Halt Ey.8.10, Mts. Wed: AM poate BAL Baeinniax ‘thurs, Nene, AS YOU LIKB 1, B'way Miss Alice Pierce, and nie & Jennie ¥ cama: KEITH 14th St. 6 Glingereetia. 25, 50. pad BE f tla. 25, 0 MADISON’ SQ. | HENRI de VRIES HBATRE, 24th wt, $A Caso of Argon and v8.15. MatsWeddsat, 'The Braisley Diamond MAIESTICN REDBMPTION HESTEND SSPE. COMIN AN ETES, 20 ST. NICHOLAS RINK Hockey Game To-night. Perfect Ice. 3 sessions ATLANTIC i vs. Crescent. daily except Mondays, GARDEN, Bowery, nr. Canal 8t.—3 American Girla, De Chaunts, Laura Rich, Clemo & Cassell, Dale Tonal, Atiantacscope, Bacher heatra, & Thonat METROPOLISsists Sr Wet Sui 215 MES O'NEILL in “Monte Crtato.” KKVILLY | Raward Mute On tata, Yot'nts wena ia vender’ | and Gat” All-Star Vaudeville. R. A. Rol ST. forts, 6—Musical — Gutt; elaine, WS Be fUnteys Gleancaalta Ho vise MacCauley, ‘eat, 8 Meers, Ihe, Paintly. Nit, 15c., 25¢., 125°, |e M'Ge., Bie. Diana St A Nit, 1Be., 250 AMMERSTEIN’S #5 ‘By. 20,00,70.8h Ghange of bill weekly, MATINEE BYBRY DAY, 26¢, 0c, JOE, WELCH iii, ramafarata mi Speatacle), Willem Goui ve Durante encioe, Lynn & Faye. Viteerph, OPEN ? A. M. TO 11 P, M. SIXTH NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SHOW MADISON SQUARE GARDEN4#=- flan mata re Sa 0 Be. age Willie Hoppe was playing {n tour- jJaureis. He made a practice tour of this among country later others, the great Schaefer, and defeated, He chal- lenged Sloseon, as well as the other Use country. Slosson always declined to meet young Hoppe. good players in Won Great Victory. To Master Hoppe straight rail, cush- fon caroms and balkline were played He was at When, after defeating all the Dilliardists worth defeating in Master Hoppe decided ‘with his parents that he would cbal- lenge Champion Vignaux, the Ameri- can prodigy first devoted himself al- most exclusively to a long practice of the elghteen-inch one shot in balkline, the game conditions known to billlardists. Even with equal home in either. execution, this country, the most dificult of all ATTELL AT OLYMPIC A. C. New York fight followers will have a chance to see the clever Abe Attell in faction at the Olympic A. C,, at One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street and an on avenue, on Wefnesday night. e this cleverness against either Jack Dor- man or Andy McGarry. bout will be between George Janson and Jeff Doherty in a three-round go. Seven goed bouts will be put on. © -| EMPIRE pleased thousands who have watched her adroitness and cleverness with the cue at frequent exhibitions and tour- naments. Even many of the greater male players found a formidable ad-| woman feather-weight champion will pit Another good ATELL-COODW BATLE TO DRAW Generally Conceded, However, that Abe Should Have Got the Decision. (Special to The Evening World.) BOSTON, Mass., Jan. 16.—Though the fifteen-round bout between Abe Attell ana Chester Goodwin, at the Dousias Club, Chelsea, Mass, last night was called a draw, it was the opinion of the greater number of the 2,60) spectators that Attell outfought Goodwin from start to finish. Attell dia not show'the speed and cleverness he displayed when he fought Goodwin before, and Goodwin was also nmuoh slower, Attell showed censideral@e science, but his blows did not have a gréat deal of steam behind them. Goodwin made a mistake in not going in and roughing !t more often than he did, He was not clever or quick enough to fight such a slippery and clever boxer as Attell. Both did some fine blocking, and at infighting each showed up well. Had Attell not walted tll the latter part of the contest to chan 1 a, the result migh ferent. For nine roun away at Goodwin's face, stomach, but in the tenth round he began to pay attention to Goodwin's Kidneys. Many a hard right he landed on Urat Spot, and those blows soon show their effect on the Chel- began to sea boxer, AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE, Bw: Evs. $15, Mate. W in J. MAUDE ADAM CRITERION Evs-sis" Ethel Barrymore * 44: ‘Also Pantsloon, with Lionel RNICKERDOCKER: Gat kat, FRITZI SCHEFF MomstE_ HERALD SO. Even 7S ts: Pra? paaey Geo, V Hobart COMING RYE Musical Satirettn, | Biway & 44th # Mat. Wed. &.Bat. Robert Loraine sucwsisces SAVOY THEA., Bi wa: “fluke. The boy gave one of cue gpindeet exiiblitons ot Dillards Gnesi. | Zemente throughout the) counly, CO) |e. piatiogss Tharecey 8 Bitte Sbie. Tine after time he had to stop | feating skilled palyers twice, th nis | {try Mannering | Waits UnEH Gh GOO IAs CSRS Ta rom made ety Chee ernie eet cede DALY'S" sia, “wea! "a san ar 3 ene PASTS was hoisted shoulders high | eet him abroad to she Frenca acad-| | sawns 3. CORNET), | Cashel Byron's and carried” around, the room. The |endes to gains Qeeper insigut into | 7in Bernard Shay's jeasion. Americans ‘‘ran wild,” wail ee ‘ re Bway & 5. Nae eet het arinars tll te | een eee ne LYCEUM ‘istics ‘& Sat. 2 Qchoes rank: delicate mantpulation and touch While ! THE LION AND THE MOU is areas first champlonehip abroad the boy astounded the French ee ee me ELE NOLL cecal not be hig last: pubile with bis marveloas playing and ae foray und squarely beaten and consid-|came back to America with aCded ACARD BELABCO bresesta Urge tt Leslie Carter su Popular prices. Mat., Sat.. 2. Bive., § shar) USED ee ee a BLANCHE BATES in BUOU F Sane ass cate Yavid Felaseo presents, 34 fy 23 [wanerece wo me PRISE AE, Rt Hceege Wan LOUIS CLARA, FIELDS ‘ann & Lipman Se CASINO Shes HEFT ‘the Gift madle Poy. LYRICS si, The Babes +23 Baron SST? Tel le & HARB! on Bale \the most confident of Hoppe's admir- Leite k F ers figured that the venerable Vignaux urray 32! 3 & Lex. CHOWN OF THORS. would tale the ene se anverionsle Hin) 3 fe, A measure at that style o lay. = ‘ihe declaive, victory, which Hoppe | | POLONIAL MASCos MOTH, BARN OG, ths LONDON PANTOMIME CO, won that night evidences. more than Fah 090 Bro incars, Corio Maa ever the wonderful power of the|} yailyMisabe © Maud Edna Hi young American as a Diliiardist. a aan 7 Feltx, Barry & Barry, el's Mantkins, ete. PASTOR’ « tt Broa, & Nickerson, Kein reid Co, St. Felix JOE WEBER'S THIDDLE-TWADDLE BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. MUSIC HALL. AMUSEMENTS. 6th Amnuel Ofri AUTOMOBILE SHOW Marvellous VITAGHAFH Pictures NEW ARMORY, 69TH REGT. sok easter: Rortsalsn BOs. ‘Thea, B’ Lat st. .. Sat. BROADIAY Pc i’ SER. Bint CUR. IMPERIAL. ¥-,8 CROvR, ore BEST ORCH. SEATEVES., Bic. MATINEES EVERY DAY. 250. FIRST 1G VAUDEVILLE WEEK. 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