The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1906, Page 6

Now Joe Gans Wants Battle Royal with Nel- son and Britt. Ey # if th i & : e tbe hai zeealé i A ie t ii i f af fF Hf E i e f i a Hi ¥ gr Hi & & } f i : pack any arena in the country, ‘without Gans in the ring, and they ‘ike to get ab big a share of the dy as possible. They wouldn't for © moment of sharing with ‘black man. UT there may be a chance for Misto Gans after all, now that the Herrera-Herman fight has ned out: a draw. Herrera and the I may not be too provd to notice ‘And think what a house a card ike thiz would draw. Gans vs. Herrera- ' twenty rounds each. Let the dean and the Chicago boy toss to which goes Into the ring frst, and second gentleman have the honor S out the wearled Baltimore ; peter opener if hecan dott. This seems be only chance of getting on he will agree 1o mest Nelson ar ide instead of 183 at 6 welters would lke to for his welter-weight Melody has gotten letterhead, printed In {oka, proclaiming him- But that bluff, even match, won't work. He 4 beat Gans before for anything but ‘says that he would ‘at 188 pounds ring- tloular class Imit fighting weight 4 like to take Gane on “PPARENTLY Jack O’Brien isn't to seriously in the State he whipped Fitzsimmons ‘at home. In Los Angeles last Marvin Hart was introduced from in which Herrera and Herman | to battle the heavy-welsht | on of the world. Let O'Brien lallygagging with Palmer, John ge, Richard Roe and the other dub wies end take on Hart. The battie All be generally accepted as a cham- nship affair, and if he wins it he will ‘fable to claim the title of American vy-welght champion with some show feason. The world’s championship ly man who has only proven him- jupreme in this corner of it. i had the lM Bosked se ae TaeWid cleverl Nerrer Tre was LAST WHAT er of Races at N BY FRANK W. THORP. To the man rho has been groping after New Orleans winners through the Gense atmosphere of a New York pool- room the rulings of tthe judges at City Park with respect to the eminent gen- tlemen and jockeys who like to get the money coming and going was like a draught of old wine. The poolroom players, poring over dope sheets and playing form, haye been puzzled and chagrined when their calculations went all astray, There could be only one reason for !t—thtev- ery. Yet the days rolled on end on and the judges slumbered. The play- roguery. So the action of Messre Tro- velyan and Murphy at City Park was most welcome. It indicates an interest im racing there, to say the least, Neglect at Falr Grounds. Has anything been heard from the Fair Grounds? Nary a peep. That is the most delightful Ali Baba's cave that a race player ever dropped into. At Fair Grounds there is ever a bilssful disregard for anything that happens in a race. The writer put in the greater and was a witness to some of the most disgraceful jobbery ever seen on an American race course, Capt. Rees Kept Gang In Line. Capt, Rees was the only man who a vania, basketball players, after Hitwo hotly played Nalves and an ex- Bi period fast night, forced Coium- he five from the leadership in the Megiete championship race, The woore of the game, played in the Columbin gymnasium, was 17 to 15. / fhe defeat not only put in jeopardy Colum) chanees for victory in this year's series, but spoiled a clean record wot two year. © Phe fact that a viotory practically leant another championship for Colum- Bin brought out nearly 2,000 spectators. NEW YORK BOWLERS WIN AT BALTIMORE (Spectal to The Evening World.) BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. 10.—A lange crowd packed the Criterion alleys last night to witness the opening of the championship bowling contests between the New York and Baltimore team: In tho team match game the vislto; aight games, The first ole was fn doubt until the last box, when \oorheis Won the game for the visitors The second game was not so close, the ew Yorkers gaining a substantial tead om the start. Voorheis again covered | imaelf with glory. In this game he} nade mix strikes und two spares. ¢ Krichton |} Qelumbia beat Pennsylvania 14 to 12 in i frat gamo of the intercollegiate eee at Philadelphia. —_—.__—_ Danaher Won Scratch Race. 3. J, Dansher, of the Xavier Club, won i Cy the ‘atxty-yard norvtch Invitation race at the ot Company H, Twelfth Regiment, & Soant) margin of the Irish The ment relay team won teary ie ° Freund, of won the Iy the two-men mateh and Spotty far outolassed Schwartee | and Linden and easily won two straight | games from the New Yorke: ho-day the individual contests will be held on which $500 a sie Ibas been wagered. Summary: First Game. 187; Linden, Haller 171, 46, 108 ; bold. 183. 189; Gagenback +, 926, 5. Two-Men Match Game. ye na one hiindred yard handicaps. jer’s Ink.) papers the dally ctr- World 1» larcer—mnach New York—gch wartze. den, 181, 179, ‘Totats, 938. 2 Baltimere—Krichton, 2, 188, Totals, 430. 38% —< Sunday World Wants Lin- HERMANN’S CLEVER Hermanns ducking ere -chafed at the apparent neglect of | | ‘what seemed to them palpable cases of part of last winter at Fair Grounds, | | ter-mile race for schoolboys inh 2XICaN in] RE punched the Hermann Hevrera puts the whiskey -- Never lace Where teas EWS AND COMME! STUNTS EARNED A DRAW WITH WALLOPING MEXICAN. fa \ New comes Joe Gans‘ +o get busy - He cAsy ZI Challenge Herrera-Hermann « ed him. Little Fellows Put Up Fiercest Battle Ever Seen in Los Angeles—Herrera Scored Only Knockdown in 18th Round. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.—Kid Her- ever fought in Los Angeles, and each mann, of Chicago, and Aurelio Herrera | varied in point of vantage throughout fought twenty rounds to a draw here/ the contest. last night. The battle was the fiercest | the offensive, TURF OFFICIALS SEE AT OTHERS KNEW ‘Doping’ Jobs, Long Apparent to Any Watch- ew Orleans, Are Tardily Recognized. wreat extent, for ow feared him, and, once hard worok for any one to Capt. Rees that there was any reason te : Se believed. that Ci Rees hi and unjust in many of his . After Viewing racing et Fale, Grounds last winter the walter came to the conclu- sion that Capt. Rees could not have been hard on sort of @ It ever & game n dising ing, that game ‘was at Fair Grounds, New Or- Wise Money Brought Out Form. It must de admit of course that the Horses et Row Orleans are a very bud bad run in the bett! tions of life, and back comes to his best i Dope Figures In Races. City Park ts no better than Grounds in this tracks do their share of Pussling Ces, ung Taegely in these reversals of forme and only way one can the betting racing may be e bit, better clean-up the ju have made. Fair Grounds never wake up. at least with the present crowd of yk makers in control. KEARNEY WINNER horse Phil Kearney won one of the greatest skating races ever decided in these parts at the Clermont Rink, in Brookiyn, last night. Kearney started from soratoh in the mile event and pieked up ean after man of his feld until he Warted ever the tape a winner by less than three inches, Edward Schutthels, at the Verona Lake Skating Association, won the Clams B mile event, going through his field jike an eel in the water and showing y form for the distance, ‘The half-mile novice race developed a Jersey unknown in Herman Papenhausen, who won handily. Pr at Augustug Peverelly, quar- ollow fashion, and Herman Froeb captured the senior Interscholastic event. egies MARLBOROUGH A. C. STAG. The. Marlborough A. C., which held two successful stags in the Horse Ex- }change, has secured new quarters in which to hold fts stags, The new clubhouse will be New Aimsterdam Hall in West Porty-fourth street. near Ninth avenue. The officials of the club have decided to give its first stag there next week, and have already signed the prin- of three rounds. Jr. won the Work Monday Wonders. They are "Kid" City fighter, and ry St , the New England weiter-wetght, who boxed some good battles in this vicinity, ti with a i | left to pad | PTFE. BY THREE CHES = 4) Herrera shot a lett to ribs Hermann was always on and carried the fight HERRERA-HERMANN FIGHT BY ROUNDS. FIRST ROUND—Herrera led, but was | blocked. Herman put tght to head. They clinched, and the Mexican fulled to land left swing. lierman sent right |to the head. Herrera did not return, and they again clinched. SECOND ROUND—Herman drove s left to body. He tried for the ribs, but was blocked. Herman rushed and put left to face and right to ribs, Herman shot his left to the same place, The Chicago boy maintained his advantage, landing night and left to body and atraight right to nose. THIRD ROUND—Herrera’s left t7 S| face glanced off. Herman ayolded a right swing and returned rmith a rap to the stomach. Herrera sent a right to e face and Herman came back with mouth and a right to ribs. He followed with a hard wallop to the same place. He tried for the jaw, but missed. Herrera carried the tight to Herman and jreache’ his mark. Herman re- turned @ light left. Herrera’s round. FOURTH ROUND—Herrera led with left to body, but Herman blocked. Her- man jatbed to face. Herman eent left @nd right to ribs and a right to the stomach. Herrera rushed but missed, Herman sent the Mextcan's head back left to ear. Herrera missed wing for the jaw, but landed a the face. IND—Herman hard right and left to Herrera's jaw. Her- Man sidestepped wicked left for jaw. Herrera junded right to ribs and lett fo mouth. Herman played for Ye landing several rights to the ribs. Her- ‘H ROU Herman sent stiff lett to face and to wind. Herm: and planted left to ribs. Herrera rushed lerman to the corner, landing right and to body. Herman then followed with stiff right to ear and left to SEVENTH ROUND—Herman missed left, swing. In several rushes Herman landed both hands to . Herrera fant left to the face and right to wind. 8; exchanged haymakers, but neither landed, ght IGHTH ROUND—Herrera ied wit. left to ribe and received left to stom: NUNTE ROUND—Herman blocked left Herman put lott 10 bend and slipped 6 ferman lett to the floor.” Herrera, landed ‘right to head, and Herman planted both hands to the tomach. Herrera tried hard to land ia right @wing, but Herman danced N Herrera ROUND—F led with left to mouth, Herman swung for head, but missed. ‘Herrera drove @ hard left to head and dodged a return swing. ‘Herrera put left to head again and Herman ctlnohed. HLUVENTH ROUND—He: ed left to mouth and eluded a return. Herman landed # hard left to mouth. and Herman gan into a straight left to the mouth, ged two vicious swings and ht to mouth. TWELFTH ROUND — Herman led with left to head, and Herrera missed awing for jaw. In a series of ruehes Herman landed four stiff blows to the Mexican's head. Herrera missed a right swing. Herman put left to the jaw at the finish i. i THIRTEENTH ROUND—Herman sent a right to fare and a left to wind. Her- man dodged a swing. and rammed loft the stomach. After a clinch Her- man drove iwo' straight lefts to the head. Herman avold a swing, but a second later the M an landed two straight blows that # Herman back POURTBRENTH ROUNT)—Both dodged swings. Herman sent reght to ribs, and Herrera a right to face, They ex: changed veins and lefts to the body. Me 4 German sent fermen am! drives for the mouth from @ right 6 PLE DR TH ROUND—Herrera land- od « stiff left to Herman's nose and then missed right swkigs to the jaw, avoiding the return. Herrera sent | @ right to mouth. Herrera put a left to| Tera rushed but missed. to. SIXTH ROUND—After much hugging an avokied two swings| f rena plant-| ~ epee eI a ara a aR OD RTRSY BOWLERS THANK THE EVENING WORLD ‘To the Sporting Editor of The Evening World: It affords me great pleasure to announce to you gentlemen that The Eiven- free headpin tournament was again crowned with an over- whelming success, due to the strenuous efforts of your valuable paper, whith so loyally assisted our noble sport from beginning to end by publishing the scores mude daily by the enthusiastic bowlers of nearty three hundred teams of the various clubs from the olty and vicinity. Further, permift me to con- vey to you gentlemen the thanks of the United Bowliag Clubs of New York, under whose auspices this monster tournament was held, for the courtesy ex- Herrera throughout, but the wily Mexi- can fought his usual style of battle, playing mostly on the defensive with occasional flashes of real fighting and evened up the score. ‘Hermann showed superior boxing ability, and equally aa effective as Herrera. The Chicago boy was also « better ring general than his opponent, but could pot discount the effectivences of the Mexican's leads whenever they landed. Hermann was particularly care- ful of Herrera’s right, which put Young Corbett out of business and proved the undoing of Eddie Hanlon, and avoided this punch, which was expected to be a dangerous factor in the fight. Herrera Scores Knockdown. Herrera tried many times to bring over his right in the same manner that he cuught Young Corbett napping, but Hermann was too alert and not once during the battle did Herrera succeed in putting tt to Hermann's jaw. Her- rera Is four inches taller than Hermann and has much advantage in reach, but the Ifttle Chicago boy stood up to him end fought him all the way, and was never in any particular danger of los- ing the fight. Herrera scored the only knockdown of the battle in the eight- eenth round with a terrific right to PROPERLY CO BY JOHN POLLOCK, If the boxing game is carried on with the same carefulness by the managers of the different eihletic clube in the future as they have ben observing since Assisiant Distict-Attorney Krotel an- nounced that legitimate clubs could run boxing stags providing they did not violate the law by selling tickets at the door, there is not likely to be an- | Herman missed left to body. Herman | rushed, landing right and left on stom- ; 8c and face, SIXTMENTH ROUND — Herrera missed two leads for face. Henman put @ left to the mouth and a right swing. Herman countered with right to the jaw. He followed with a right ferman othe “ert hi ami then put other left to the head t Kent tet face. They exchanged Tights NINETHENTH ROUND—1 missed swings, Herman meat to tetts to Tene's ferman countered Wits @ and ‘Bere Nebe and left ing World's tended to them, and for the unique thon in bowMng circles and, no doubt, "ning team, Assuring you again of our heartfel! JOSEPH THUM, Presitent, New York, Feb. 8, 1906, BOXING STAGS other interruption to thé sport for a/ donated for this purpose. This masterpiece of fine art oreated quite a sensa- for the future welfare and prosperous circulation of your bighly esteemed paper. We remain, with bowlers’ greeting, stomach and left counter to head, which sent Hermann down, and when he arose he staggered to the ropes, but he quicily recovered and was not at- fected except momentarily. Henmann's left eye began to olose in the eighth round, but never fully shut. Neither battler showed any unusual marks of punishment, as the principal dlows were landed on the head or body. Blood was never soored, and cuts or brufsea were not in evidence. Hermann showed the greatest ad- yantage after the eleventh round, when he began to fight fiercely and took a big lead. Up to this point it was an} even fight, with honors a toss up be- | tween them, Hermann In Bad Way. In the twelfth round Hermann rushed Herrera around the ring with rights and lefts to head and had the Mexican de- wikiered for a time, but Herrera staled through the round and prevented Her- mann from putting him out by a purely detonsive programme. In the next two rounds Hermann kept up this style, ‘having muoh adva: tage up to the seven- teenth round) At this point Herrera Bod evened ap artes Prats ENE Hermann to rush into linchee toate ARE BEING NDUCTED NOW|: long time to come. The olub managers have used excellent judgment in con- ducting their stags and as a result there has not been the alightest objection made by the police authorities against the holding of these shows. Another te the harmony bet: i 3 y between the club man. Lewis and McGarry to Battle. Wille Lewis, the hard-hitting welt ees ing welterweight, whose servic managers of the different |asuetic clube in this vicinity, matoh last night by Manger Joinay Mack to Geet bout @t the mext stag of the on next ‘be ct, Pe 8 great ean slug and punc! Jimmy Gardner Fights To-Night. Jimmy Gardiner, “Rube” Fi Jim (""Rube’) who Se Sree teat 7 Cory fitoo amt magnificent trophy #0 generously chance HERRERA AND HERMANN FIGHT TWENTY-ROUND DRAW | thing which is @ great help to the sport | Garey; the promising fighter of | {, ENT « # © RopERT RpcREw® Jett rane, Hart genet as ion of t The thirtieth annual Gog convention, otherwise referred to as the Beneh Show ot the Westminster Kennel Club, wilt open in the Madison Square Garden on Monday and last through Thursday. The number of entries this year la greater by far than any show ever held in all that are the oldmantagonists of turned to the show, while J. Plerpont Morgan and uel Untermyer have entered long sttings to try for the rib- Onk. Those beautifully ugly bulldogs will STAG TONIGHT will be highly appreciated by the win- it thanks, we combine pur best wishes LOUIS HAIMBACH, Beoretary United Bowling Clubs. DOGS HOLD CONVENTION NEXT WEEK A METROPOLITAN A.C. | LITTLE FELLOWS IN | SLISHG BTL 4 Baldwin and Forbes Furnish Great Fight at Summit Athletic: Club. Cne of the best bouts between feather. weights that have ever been witnessed at any of the local athletic club stage ‘was the three-round encounter between Clarence Forbes. the Western fight: and Matty Baldwin, the New boxer, which wag brought off at Summit A. ©, in Bast Thirteenth street, last night. Theses little tellows each other all over the ring throug! the three rounds, which wns certainly 6 treat to look at. i In the first round Baldwin stanted off an if he was going to annihilate Forbes, He landed Ieft-hand jabs and doles tn Clarence’s face, and alsq right-hand swings to his jaw so often that it looked as if he would win in a hurry. He also floored Forbes with a straight jab to the chin. In the second round Forbes out loose, and the tlercest kind of fighting fol- lowed. Forbes stood up and swapped punches with Baldwin ant evened up matters by landing many herd fight swings to Matty’s head and jaw. Baid- win also got in many vicious punches, and when the bell sounded they both were winded. : in the third and tast round they both sprang to the centre and begun to slug away ut each other for keeps. Baldwiti used left-hand fabs and right swings, While Forbee barged bim hard in the wind and also lec fy wicked swings for Baldwin's head. The wicked fighting brought the club members to their feet. and they loudly cheered the gume lads as they landed their telling blows, Whea the bell sounded they both were slogging at close quarters, It wa: battle, and, had there becn Tardiet, ve beed the only decsion that cou fiven Would be u draws DAY McGarry Bests McFadden. ANoUner good scrap was the semi-winds up ‘Lne principals in tus bout were Amby McGarry. the rugged Bronx Mihi weight. and George Moradden. the old. Ume fighter, McGarry was the aceressor al' through the three rounds, he sailing into McFadden and cutting ‘loose wit) | ieft jabs and right swings to the head jand body. “MoFudden save gn excelieat exhibition of blocking at times, he ward. ine off McGarry’s blows with such ease that it reminded the spsctatore of the days when MoFadden was in hin 8. ht one of hit best fights ry had the better of the as he landed two blows to Mer ‘one Fads T THE GARDEN be in great abundance, there long strin; from the kennels of Hopton, Thomas W. Lawson, Kilmer ‘and others. The French bulldogs are well sented, too, among the many Deity Aquehing Farm Kennels’ lohe= leu, Nellcote kennels’ ch, Fanfan and ch. Lovette, an nd ch. Sarah. from America, the total being 3,018, but the tres number of dogs, 1961, is more than) y.,rf ever benched in any show in the world.| Edge rood Battle and Magewood Be prates i wantity ts also not) telle, belonging {0 3. B. Stelle, fr, Tioking, for the peat dows From ail over! Ajax of the Point, belomping tor Chale fhe workd will wn, and tnere wél Se aie ot the Feta Lost { . 0 . B. Weaver; . ¢ iiipodhounds pier, meting inst year, aor, “belongtag to. 1. Ht Crotnler, te from whe 3 Me Soe mod | ANd Nagewood Biddy, belonging to adn! Boston Terriers Biggest Exhibit, Tere geen At olawa ot oo TSt™goms| Boston terriers iead all classes in fine youngsters will be there, ae well as! Quiber. and before the judge gers Walter Johnson's oh) Mayor of Wa-| through he will cause man; serts ford, the W: mere. "s ch. Wil-; burnings, for the owners of thi ttle lowmere Ji , oh. Baby feautifui;| enimals are harder to ple: ry Mra Vebo Gofts chy Beautiful Duchess | breeders of any over type" of Wal 4 Ranson Caygill's ch.| Irish terriers will include euch sani: Columbia's Hope. ions as Father O’Gorman’s akeel rting spaniels are, as usual, in , in Mortia’s amt P great abundance, among them being | and Courtland Kearney, Rowsley Ken: some good Clumbers, lot of | nels’ Historan and a lot of pu; eld spantels than sui | Plea from many well-known form, displ : ‘elah, Scottish, black and ani kreat contest among the collies, for all|other ‘terriers of their general ¢ eara have re- ; should make a ah The Pomeranians will | erate, cone Siete sae foes : : Fe Mayhew's Fox Hills Dandy, Mrs. G. 8. icliffe Parfe