The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1906, Page 12

\ Mowatt Prey took Place at Johnny Oliver's SPORTING WO or three days ago this page contained an account of “Young Otto's" defeats. It was printed entirely without prejudice, and merety to let @ little gas out of an inflated fecord, “Otto” is a fairly good three- , This gentleman gave out much use- Yess information about Young Otto. It might have been useful if it had been (true. Among other things he said that Otto never heard the bell ring at the ‘end of the first round, because he al- Ways landed a knockout within three Minutes. He claimed that Tommy Mur- Rhy. of Harlem, was among Otto's one- round victims. 3 Later we met Mr. Oliver, who man- @ges Murphy. Mr. Oliver was som. He “Mowatt!” snorted Mr. Oliver. 4s a lemon.” “But Murphy got a lot of credit him- Self for beating Mowatt.” “Sure,” assented Oliver. ‘That was 00d management. I saw Mowatt, and to me he looked like such a lemon that I couldn't nail him quick enough for ‘Murphy. He was good once, but he's ere for anybody now." some of the foregoin; Interesting details we have recelved vo many Spe that the postman 1s be- ie nase McAuliffe, of Brooklyn: Seeing an article in an evening Paper of Feb. 10 where Young Otto cline & decision over Wille Reilly. of “Why, Jett Snickered when Marvin art was introduced as “heavyweight Chimpion” Hart is trom Kent FLY-BY-NIGHT AND BOXING .|Unable to Compete with) a Larger Ones, Six of the Smaller Fry Disband. RY JOHN POLLOCK. The boxing game in this city, which 1s being conducted at present in the Proper manner and also within the law, will probably go along unmolested now, as the legitimate athletic clubs, which mre holding regular weekly stags, are running them without the slightest hitch, and also to the entire satisfaction the police authorities. ‘The successful ety of the sport by the club managers 1s due to the dis- Dandment of soverul fly-by-night joa qwhich were unable to com! larger clubs and were finally compelled to close thelr doors. Within the last few months six clubs have gone under. Brooklyn in. six rounds, I wish t) state ‘that Mr. Otto is wrong. If he stops to! tink harder he'll remember that Reilly Made Otto quit cold in.four rounds in Almmy DeForest's club in New York. Again, Otto claims m decision over Robby Flynn, who beat him all over the ring for five rounds, and then Kehocked him out. Otto says it's hard forhim to gct a match. Well, I'll be Pleased to back Reilly, for instance, #eainst him for anything from $250 to $1,000." “Phen up comes Mr. Macgee: +. *Enoticed an article regarding Young Otto. Ail the bouts you rofer to, pretty ‘oho Club. Otto kneked ‘The of Harlem" out there in two min- ‘Utes and fifteen seconds. The bell rang @nd Murphy was carried to his corner. After several minutes’ rest the “Oliver ‘wonder “nished the bout. Murphy Was fairly knocked out. It t@ aa difil- ut to knock out Murphy in the New <4 eee 4s to knock out Jack O'Brien Philadelphia." two letters are fatr samples, 80 I won't print any more. None will be printed to-morrow, either. Our friend Otto will go back, with his wallop, to fighting preliminaries, ana ‘We'll forget all about it unless he hap- Pens to land his punch on some ‘who isn't “a lemon. on B, MACGEL’S letter may need a side comment or two, It is hard to knock out Tommy Murphy at ‘the New Polo. It's hard anywhere. No @oubt Johnny Oliver would give Tommy little the best of it now if he needea Mt That would be only human, Joe 8 never took much of a training in ‘Al Hertord's club. But when Tommy fought Otto in the New Polo Club he was the newcomer himself. Oliver didn't know him. He was a from Greenpo! and hadn't’ yet ate pected: the “pride of :Pariem’ handle 8 nane. He wasa't in | favoritism, pea Ree Youre OTTO'S padded record tsn't That other great man, Jack O'Brien, sent me a list of his ‘glorious victories a year or 80 ago. All Philadelphia six-round bouts are deci- 5 one of his | ie sCray jown as a “win.” Some ‘of them that I saw myself were sprint. fag matches, and so regarded were cer- tasily by O'Brien, for he was al. fwaye * ci the lead, Hut Jack had a husky bunch of bona fide ylotories They were the Colma A. C., MoFadden xpected that one or ywo nore will quit In a few weeks. Lewie ‘Will Be Kept Busy. Willie Lewis, the stunty welter-weight, Tide, 12, to, box oGarry in the | star at the Sui star was’ secured for Sbother Bene lant Ho was mat. meet ‘Kid"* he clever panter ‘ot “the Avonia AAG ree-round buot at stag of the Morvinanin A. Ge whtas takes place on next Tueslay nicht. Lewis is really training for both comests et Brown's gymbasium. Doth bouts Sill be matched to feht Jimmy Gardner, M2Fedden and McGarry to Box Again Geore MoFadden and Amby McGarry, the rucged Mehtwelghts, will swao punches in another three-round boot a week, frm next Wednesiay night, ‘They ‘were engaged last night by Billy Efmer to meet in CASEY SIGNS WITH BROOKLYN CLUB he every mail by President Dbbets, of the Brooklyn National Baseball Club, from the players who are to be members of the troliey-dodgers the coming season. The pateet signed contract which Ebbets Bore from Jimmy Casey, the former ird baseman of a a rie ie oubs, who will hold down ag for the Brooklyns this Be Other players who have sent in thelr contracts are Catchers Bill Borgen and Butler, Pitchers McIntyre, Does er and Pastorious, Inflelders Hummel) and Al- terman and elders yo Batch. President Ebbets expects to re- ceive the signed contracts of the other players. within @ week or ten days at the most. of both District-Attorney Jerome and | furl Signed contracts are being received tn | THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 15, 1906. ‘ NEWS AND COMMENT est &F & PICTORIAL END OF THE DAY’S SPORTING NEWS. Uv c > CLUBS QUIT GAME THRIVES | star bout et the Consolidated A. C. stax that nicht. met in a round Sout last Friday nent at the Summit A. C.. een, mera Se Dent of the bette, ‘Mo- win turn tables on Kmby eats time, Two Good Fights at Cheleea, Mass. ‘Two good fights will be fought at the Faery of Chelsea, Mass., next week. On Momiay night Billy ("Honey") Melloty Terry Martin, of Phtiacelphia. on the well-known referee aelected to officiate in this bout, Douglass Will Meet Clancey. Jack Clancey, of San . and Fred Dougtass. of Gavannah, have been mat for a bout before the Lancaster Ach’ = a pe on Feb 21. The men met before the hey had “ine atvans oe thas deed thought they had ‘the mivan‘ae é ee eae feeohe and Tommy Feltz wil! also are Wancey and Douglass will bartie for tweive rounde. Sieger and Tuths Matched, Charley Steger, the rugged light-weight of Hoboken, and K14 Tuths, the local tighten, wiil meet in the star bout of three rounds at the regular weekly etag of the Sharkey A. C., which will take place to-morrow weht. Tuths has developed Into quite a fighter, and it te expected that he will give Sloger the hardest kind of a battle. Besides this contest there will be other bouts between the best boys in the profession. Mahoney-Kelly Bout Postponed. Hugo Kelly, the Chicago middle-welgtt, ama Young Mahoney, the former Racine the Mot pal were at first scheduled to appear at the first ahow of the club, to take place 2st of this month, but as Kelly claimed could not get Into f% condition in that short space of time the contest was put off until the above mentioned date. Eddie Hanlon to Fight Again. Esitie Hanlon, the California fighter, has changed rd pie about retiring from the AF ied Balitrnie for Pauadeiphin Ti fw? wil eek whee he will take in or two ably be clever Quaker Murphy and Yangor Training. Tommy Murphy and Benny Yanger. who National of Philadelphia. on night, @re doth ‘getting into the best ‘Qf shave for the itty. ought to the best fights ever seen in ive and up tata, Haver. He will have Prank Ere as his chiet ———— METROPOLITAN A. C. BOUTS. A fine card hus been erranged for the stag at the Metropolitan A. C. for Sat- {urday night. Tommy Sullivan will ke his farewell appearance here In a three-round bout with Johnny Car is golng to the Coast, loe Thomas. In adviser, resalliyan i other bouts are on National League Men} Bitterly Oppose Any Change. For ancther yenr at least baseball must worry along with the foul strike rule, for all of the amendments proposed | at the meeting pf the Joint Rules Com- mittee of the American and National leagues were voted down by the ropre- penintives of the old league. ‘The lung session of the Rules Commit- tee gave rise to rumors during the day that Clark Griffith was making a suc- cessful fight to carry throngh his pet scheme to amend the rules by declaring Yong fouls and foul tips back of the watcher no strikes. The National League representatives absolutely refused to entertain any modification of the present foul-strike rule. ‘The committee went into session yes- terday morning, but failed to conclude its labors during the day. Last night the session was resumed at the Waldorf. and it lasted untli midnight. After all the oratory of Griffith and President Noyes, of the Washington club, had been exhausted the foul-strike measure was dropped and the committee ad- journed after making one minor change. Hereafter players not in the game must remain on the bench during the t|game instead of being allowed to dis- port themselves in various parts of the fiell. The phraseology of some of the poorly worded rules was changed, but no radical changes were mad, Griffith Lost Fight. Griffith and Noyes made a hard fight for a change in the batting rules, but were checked at every turn by Presi- dent Murphy. of the Chicago Nationals, and Barney Dreyfuss, of the Pittsburg club Ned Hanlon, of the Cincinnati flub—the third National League repre- sentatlve—mieht have been induced tw vote for an alteration, as he proposed Qn amondment whereby all fouls coming within a space formed by a continuation of the first amd third base lines be ad- Fersonal ! MR O'RovorRKE of NEW York WouLo uKe TO MEET DELEWARE Co. PA, He has sent Jet! a challenge : HIGHLANDERS’ GAMES, AT HOME. ABROAD. With Boston, With Boston, April 14, 16. April 17, 18, 19, 19, April 30, May | June June 2, . July 6, 6. Bop. 6 i0'th , | Beye 5. With Phi With Phila, May 2, 3, 4, 5. , 21, 23, 24. May di, June 1, 2 Ry a's € . 4 4 | Sept: 9 ation With Wash'to May 7, 8 9, at | With Wash'ton. ‘April 25, 28, Bi, 23. Mav 2%, 30, ‘20, June 2, 33, 25, Aug, 30, SL 4, 15. ey Sept. 13, With Cleveland.| With St. Lo! May U, 12, 14, 14 | June 4, 6, 6, 7. July 217, 18, 19, 20. | Aug. 5, 6, 7, 8. Aug. 23, 4! 25, Sept. 17, 18, 19. With St, Lou! With Chicago. May 16, 17, . | Sune & 9, 10, 11. Tuty 7, 9, 10a Aug. 10, 11, 12, 18 Aug. 27, 28, Sept. 21, 2, 23. Crim Chicago, | With Cleveland. RB, 2. zone 2 12, ees 14, ae i uly 27. m3. iy i 1, oes ag S with Detrett) Ferd # Be phe May 4, ., July 21 ‘Aue. 18, 1 Boke Yi! ag! Si. ‘The Highlanders have at home thirteen Saturda: Deooration Dav. May 30. Labor Day, Sept. 3. Confiict- ing dates, May 4, 6; July 7; Bept. 1, 3, 3. judged no strikes. This proposition was yoted down algo. Connle Mack, the third member of the American League committee. favored the present rule, Griith made an ex- haustive argument in favor of his pro- posed remedy for batting evils and pelnted out the fact that not only the hitting, but the hase running in the American League was hampered by the foul-strike rule, To this argument answer was made that the failure of American League umpires to enforce the balk rule put a stop to base running In that league more than the foul-strilce rule. Sh ites Eaeetuee wan holding forth at the Victoria and the American at the Firth Avenue, and the National Board WATER SPORTS AT BlG GARDEN SOON Water sports on the largest lake that has ever been seen indoors will be a feature of the National Motor-Boat and Sportsmen's Sh which opens tr Madison Sauare Garden next Tuesday, There will be canoe-tiIting and races, gloug with the phony ones. Cheer up, | Young Ou pees NEW YORK A.C, 10 HOLD Ble GAMES =: The New York A. C.'will hold !ts an- Garden March 18. It has been planned to make relay racing a feature of the meet. There will be five races of this kind on the card, including events for eolleges, public schools, high schools, Inter-Settlement Association 4nd ool! The Dest teame in the & there. will be cleven cluding the usual The mile and a should pi an Intervsting co: he distance will sult Borhas rr, Sullivan, Frank, Sheppard an local cracks. In fact 4 new in- record will be more than Likel) is he tl ether events, bandicap halt run Cohen: Mual indoor games at Madison Square | of the Gard and clubs | Wiliam H. Murphy, | hia home tub races and swimming contests, be- aioe events for ladies and some amus- ng experiences of supposed novices in h Nandiing canoes on the water. lake this year will be four and a feet deep, which fs six Inches per than last year and will con- rae gallons of water, weighing thirty-seven tons. Capt. J. A. H. Dres- a man eer of the snow, says that It biggest lake ever latd Indoors and aS mad hoesltte ‘vy the fact that the welght rests on the solid stone and steel n foundation. a SS “TOT” MURPHY DEAD. SOUTHVILLE, Mass., wh reputation as Yale Mu here yesterday. gained fame as shor! team, and later w! National baseba'l team, had a national died at He the New Later of Stanford omy. has been in poor eome gina, he took | up coaching and was at the University 4 Annapolls Naval Acad- He was thirty-five years old and CANOLE BACK IN RING MAKES GOOD | PROVIDENCE, R. L, Feb, 15.—In his fight with Max Hessell last evening | Martin Canole was given the decision in | the fifth round after the Chief of Police |had stopped the fight. ‘The bout was be- fore the Valley Falls Athletic Club and | was one of the fastest ever seen in the | State, while the Chief of Police declared it one of the most brutal ever pulled off in the halt. In the preliminary rounds Hessell had the better of his opponent, knociing him to the floor twice in the second, when Canole took the limit of the count. Canole rallied in the fourth and fifth, foreing matters, and when the decision was given Hessell was on the floor, ‘This was Canole's first appearance in he ring since he was defeated in nine ryunds by Willle Lewis, of New York, a year and a half ago. | COLER NOW A COMMODORE. At the annual meeting of the Brook- Yacht Club last night in the Hotel | Clarendon, Brooklyn, Bird $, Coler was elected commodore, A cable message was read from Sir Thomas Lépton thunking the club for taking charge of for his atest cup. The varl- ris showed the club to be in t condition. It was decided to secoid Wednesday in @econd Wednesday "KID" STEIN TO BOX DONAHUE TO-NIGHT There should be aes of boxing at the regular weekly stag of the Long Acre A. C. in its clubshouse In West Twenty-ninth street to night, as the card of bouts arranged for the wecasion by Manager Mike Newman 1s a good one | and will bring together the best boxers in_this vicinity. The star bout will be between “Young” Donohue, one of the best ff piers New England, and "Kid" hard-hitting light-weight, of Philadel: Phin, ‘This will be Donohuo's frat ap- pearance in a biut in this city, Among Donahue's best those with Ys sell. He elec battles are 1 foun Erne and Unk Rus- boxed Harry Lewis in ny and m against er, who outweighed tant com rably. Donahue boxed with Battling Nelron while the Intter waa in Boston. He thinks the Battler a tough man, but Bays ho is easy 1 hit nn Int mi-windup Johnny Carroll, the promis! "fot Light-weight, wil meet "Kid" Grifto, the Avonia 4 boxer, in a oialso. also ake bout. Bix other “contests | DUFFEY GOES TO LAW. Throuxh bis attomey, C. P. Rogers, of No. 20 Broad street, state ba Patter served napers yestenlay on J, E. Sullivan, Secretary ‘Treasurer of the Amateur Athietie Union, galling von bim to show cause the A. mh ve bara sreglt, for the Hinntne: reooraa and why it ir foes from Be TAYLOR WON OVER HOFFMAN IN TOURNEY ‘The second night of the individual rhampionshin tournament had many a nurprine for the spectators, In the firat series F. Itoffman, from the Life Ineur- ence Club, and Joe Arnold, of the Metropolitans, which won the individual championship two years ag, had to bowl. Everybody favored Arnold, because Hoffman rolled for the first time in an individual tournament. But Hoffman rolled tenpins, and only for a missed soare in the last frame of the tird game he would have beaten Arnold three stra In the proviy me of the series Arnold lost by five pins. In the second serlos Arnold took” three -stralght from. H, Taylor, from the Columbia Club, of Paterson, Taylor tried very hard, but he couldn't hit the pins. In the last veries of the night Taylor beat Hoft- man, the latter falling awny behind the average of the first series, Schedule for to-day—Roberts, Clinch, Stoddard. THE SCORES, First Serie: Hoffman, 218, 196, 195, 149, 206, Ave- rage, 191 4 Arnold, 187, 169, 205, 192, 200. Average, 190 3-5. Second Serl Taylor, 166, 180, 178. Average, 1742-3, Arnold, 22%, 189, 197. Average, 2031-3. Third Series. Hebets ioe tah tm Avatuge 13613, CERTAIN GENTLEMEN OF OBJECT- ete ERENCE » Jack OBrien wants +o fi Agtell for the ee fle. He will Ween in at 3P.m.,MAR-T, IS91 and prove that he made the | weight. Jack admits he will be heawier in hy ‘GOLD CUP CHARGES WiLL GO HARD WITH SOME ONE Trotting Association Will Take Up Scandal—Billings and Butler Dropped from the District Board. No matter what the finding in & investigation of the Memphis Gold Cup scandal growing out of the alleged doping of Lou Dillon in a trotting race geinst Major Delmar, the National FOUL STAINE RULE 10 REMAIN IN FORCE lAmerican League Schedule Out—Only 25 Conflicting Dates of Minor Leagues held forth at the Im- perial. Schedule Given Out. At the close of the meeting of the Amerivan League the schedule of games was made public. The schedule sh: wed ‘of conflicting dates Last year there were twenty-three; this year there ate twenty-five, The conflicting dates of the American League schedule show that there will be nine In Chicago, four in St. Louis, three in Philadelphia,’ six In New York ‘and four in Boston. They practically completed thelr busi: ness, but will meet for a short session ond: The American League schedule gives the Highlanders thirteen Saturdays at heme On Memorial Day they play two gumer at American League Park wish the Washington team. Fhiladelphia Athletics. There are six geuficting dedes with the Giants, They fall on May 4 and 5, July 7, Sept. 2 and two on Sept 3, Day. At the meeting of the Nationals, Pres- {dent Ebbets, of Brooklyn, made a t in the matter of adopting a uniform style of ticket throughout the Lea) ‘The report was, discussed. but not Yrs demo. The, League voted to pay the Ter tent. of “rental for” Manta Fie! The Nationals will meet to-day at noon and the adoption of the schedule will be the principal business. — E. R. C. NO. 20 WINNERS, ‘The Evening Recreation Centre No. 20 de- feated E, R. C. ‘21 team by a sore of #1 to 11, and als have been declared cham- Plone for thelr dietrict, beating every team ‘On Labor Day! {Sit they olay a double-header with the} Min coach Of Trotting Association is likely to deal out severe punishment to the turf men concerned. This is evidenced by the statement from Major Johnson, the Association's presiding officer: “If Mr. Smathers ts found to be guilty he will be expelled; and should Mr. Howe fail to prove his charges, he will be expelled. The thonel Trotting As- sociation has always held that it is as heinous to make an unfounded charge 4a it 8 to commit ‘the offense,’ The scandal will not be threshed out by the trotting sport's governing body until next may, when the association, which met and made new rules yes. terday, will reconvene. At this hear. ing it is hoped the whole case will be cleared up to the satisfaction of every- body concerned. While the rotting body was in ses- ion yesterday Mayor Johnson, the pre- ae officer, recelved a request from Smathers that the charges made »: trayy Howe be inyestigated. He ales ‘that the National Trotting Asso- ciation give to him an opportunity to disprove the mendacious utterances. notice to C. K. G. Billings, sent by. Johnson, of the communication ed brought him to the Murray Hill Hotel in the evening. Bil. as serted that he had no personal animus H hotice be sent to Howe to substantiate the accusatl made that Smathers had deen Instrumental in the “doping” of Lou Dillon to win the gold cup. In the election of officers to se: the next two years five m: oid district board were drop included C.K. G, Billings Butler, It was said that no signit should) be attached to the dronp Mr. ings. The turf scandal, sald, Phad fothing whatever to do. wil it, the association regretting tha: Mr. Bitlings's name had been” connected with ft. Kraenzlein Resigns as Coacn. MADISON, Wis., Feb. 15—The first manifestation of the University of Wis: consin's new athletic policy showed it self last night, when Alvin @. Kraenz- the track team, resigned. nation “was accepted by’ the of the university 1s. res , Athletic AMUSEMENTS. EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN: M'GARRY HAD SHADE THE GEST OF STEIN Against Quaker City Boxer at Consolidated Stag. Amb: pugilist of owy ™M t the E boxer, Ught-welght y not be a eis a genur 1p another one Kid Stein Jor his great ba’ at the stag of the Consolidated A. C. last night, and as he outfought Stein and also forced the fhzhting throughout the four rounds he consequently had a shade the best of the encounter. off tn the first round as he was going to hand. MeGari Vere and decisive beating. Ho” walted for McGarry at him and then crossed liim with his right on the jaw at close quarters, Stein got in six of these pretty punches, and as he | managed to evade arry’s wicked jabs and swings for his jaw he eas! had the better of the col In the second round McC: loose andl sailed Into Btela deivine, Sip right Into. his ribs and olso reaching his face with short snappy bs. Gareyefarced (ateinc areuiaithe ite: and although the latter got home some stiff smashes to Amby's face and wind the blows seemed to have no effect on im, and he went to his corner as fresh when the bout started. In the third and fourth rounds Me Garry ru: at Stein and began to let fly left jabs for pia faces and right gol the ribs. Stein warded off man} these blows and counteced well, with his right, McGarry fought hard end gave Stein no rest, he nging yin} With both hands to Stein's head Momach. Inthe last minute of te fourth round the fighters slugged each other for keeos, McGarry reachin, Stein‘a head and stomach with bot! Stein landed short right ings on his jaw. When the bell rang ending the contest they were exchang- ing blows at close quarters. The bout was a good one and McGarry’s aggrea- siveness gave him a slight advantage over Stein, us THEATRE, B' way & 40th ot. us 20 Mats. Wa..Sat MAUDE ADPMS betel Ethe} Barrymore = auie Also Pantaloch, with Lionel, Barrym Maar RE oe mM. 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