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B SPORTING THE WORTD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 82, 1906. - NEWS AND COMMENT «# # # Straight Queensberry Rules— Fight All the Time—That Suits Nelson and McGovertr Too, ILLY NOLAN, Battling Nelson's manager, has evidently deter mined that Bat shall have every second of the six rounds to fight In. He doesn't want clinching to take any time out. or the referee to “butt in” and save Terry in the mix-ups. Nolan will demand the ‘following term: ‘The fight will be coverned by straleht Queensberry ruies, not the usual Phila- a@deiphia substitute. The men will fight themselves free from the clinches, hitting and protect- ing themselves at all times. ‘They will break at the order of the referee, but that official must not lay @ hand on elthcr man. If either fighter repeatedly refuses to break. the referee must disqualify him. In event of a khockdown the man who delivers {!t must retire to his cor- ner until the count {s finished or the man knocked down gets to his feet. The referee will not count. He ts to watch the man who is standing. The counting will be done by an official timekeener, who will stand at the edge of the platform with the timekeepers of the two fighters beside him to sco that he counts fairly. The timekeeper counts the seconds from a watch. The men are to be in the ring at 10 o'clock sharp, and to weigh in at five minutes vast: then to dress a. sd @ge thelr harids in the ting with band: Wel into bo th the referee. The weet is! eo Ught-weight Umit. ATTLING NELSON has had great crowds at his training quarters daily, and has made such an {m- pression that very few in Philadelphia are willing to bet on McGovern. There will be plenty of McGovern money from New York and Brooklyn, however, and the betting at the last moment will be fast. AT wound up his hard work Satur- day. Yesterday he only went out on the road. To-day he will play 1 roko and run a bit to keep his wind good and avold putting on weight. He is down to 181% pounds. Nelson {s al- ways confident of winning. Yesterday he paid to a visitor: “I have been doing @ lot of three-round boxing lately, and it has made me faster. I'll cut out the Pace with McGovern, and I think I'll a few people who saw me with Abe Attell here a year ago, P along the Harlem Terry Mc- Govern has been doing his final stunts, Terry has cut out the boxing. The welght is easy for him. He never fought 80 heavy before, Terry eays he is “right,” and the certainly Jooks it. He is full of life, and seems happy over the near approach of the fight. Hundreds have taken in Terry's camp every day. It has been like old times for the little Brooklyn champion, Terry is bigger than ever, fpt he has keept as much weight as he Could. He 4a a little slower, perhaps, than was ‘two or Years ago, But ‘hefoan hit just as hard. “He hasn't lost the punch, ‘And he hasn't lost any of the fighting spirit either. Win or lose he will tear into Neleon like an infuriated wildcat, ‘Terry looks good. The only question in everybody's mind is whether or not he can take a blow on the chin without leet as in the old days, He lly dazed by Tommy Murphy's penches, Terry says he was weak then, not half so good and strong as he {8 nOW. Maybe Terry knows—maybe he doesn't, Only the fight can tell, OOKING over the rules that have been turned out by Mr. Nolan, it seems to me that they sult McGovern fully as well as they do Nelson, If Terry manages to land a knockout he will be light-weight cham- plon. He wants every second of the ume free for fighting. ‘Then, too. Terry 1s a natural infighter. He al- ‘ways wants bo fight In the clinches and breakaways. He never holds. When the other fellow clinches, Terry keeps pound.ng away at the body with bot ands. I remember very well how he , did that to one Billy Maynard, whom he knocked out in four rounds’ in chis same ring three years ago. Maynard wanted to hug and hold on, but every poy be tried it Terry fought himself ree, AS for enforcing the rule that the deliverer of a knockdown must retire to his corner during a count, that is | places, "WHOEVER LANDS A KNOCKDOWN Witt HAVE To HIKE FOR, HIS CORNER & @ THATS A NEW ONE > BROOKLYN PLAYERS LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH Headed by Manager Patsy Donovan, They Depart for | Columbia, S. C., To-Day. Another aggregation of balltossers left this vicinity to-day for the South, where they will go through a. course Of training In order to get into playing condition for the coming sea- son, ‘These players are the advance guard of the Brooklyn National League Club. They go to Columbia, 8. ( where they will indulge in three weeks of hard work, Patsy Donovan, the new manager of the club, will have charge | of the players. | In the party that left for the | South will be Manager Donovan, Batch, Bere Eason, Jordan, Lew! Malay y and Pettee, At Wash- ington Alpernan Hummell, Bell, Pas-| 9 —= torious aad Geesler will Join che ‘party. | Casey, McCarthy, Srticklett and Me- | Tntyre will go altect to she training: | grounds from their homes. The latest players to sign a con*ract are Maloney, | McCarthy, Lou Ritter and Pitcher Elmer Stricklett. | LETTER- WRITING BUG BEGINS TO BUZZ. TiedtiInG IN THE CLINCHES 1S MSGOVERN'S SPECIALTY AS WELL AS STRAIGHT QUEENSBERRY RULES Fl OR “M'GOVERN AND NELSON, NELSONSS . abaeedy ka $500, and wants a reply Griffith Besieged With In= sy "spectat delivery. formation— A Hartford | paper men and is's knock. 1 oftered «| 3F o the writers ey would a Correspondent. “eut out” calling GriMth the ‘‘old fox. ‘The last, however, was a clean swing to the jaw. It comes from a young lady in Hartford, Conn., who, feeling that the boys might get lonesome, of- ferm to get suv a club of girls and fur- nish @ corfespondent for each player. Pretty good, eh? She says her inten- tions are of the best, and assured Grif- fith that the girls are willing to let the) |Matter drop the minute the club re-] | BY BOZEMAN BULGER. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 12.—The baseball bug 1s breaking out in fresh and the public needs vaccina- tion. ‘ The letter-writing season ‘has begun, | and already Clark Griffith has enough | information at hand to make him @ four-time pennant winner without a turns East. The girl letters were turned over to Chase and Billy Hogg, the real Beau Brummels of the team. Nothing Doing for Players. The first Sunday was~hard on the! American Leaguers. Forced to loaf uround In a tiel-up town without even ! ines law sandw to break t warm-up. Four letters from the Bast |! Raines 1m sandvicn te ap bus: me last night, and two of them tell | Griffith s always mide it a rule mn to practise on Sunday, but before night many oi the players longed for the aia- mond, Quite a crowd of them journeyed out to Hast Lake. a miniature Coney \Island, but found things there shut up as tight as John Anderson's bankroll of new plans by which the Highlanders cannot lose. One offered to sell the secret of a new one which {s claimed to be the real candy. SyithB) man/ (on) second, and one. oF | In midsumme! Theatres are also first this fellow claims he can pull off | loseq on Sunday, and after dark it was something that will put the man on | eer. church or bed for ur boys. eral chose the latter. alen, the Call ner Kleinow have a look ready for work. ¢ a pitcher, and rived, and both iff has ated third across the plate without being | S¢ys seen. The umpire will be put wise, 50 | cat that it can't fall down, For this he to let Hitt, the other coast wonder, over whom bhere was s0 much tals, on the slope. Ralinesded pod of pepper writes that he pall snort right up to the handle. The kid has mountains and says he Is | | With plete nest. Wi very difficult for a club to get down t work that will Conry cording to present plans, played in centrefiell as a regular, will hanty to. fight {t out for left field, Keeler has a life t Fear ‘Young Del’ May Jump. There ts as to whe port outla fielde Rec state in the American us rem team So now. the is praca ce earls: with the exception Elbert Feat \ ani Conroy. The little be here this ning, and with a good pair of legs wil be ready to play | Nelson been training in the Tennessee | Jammy in) enod shape. ‘tis arrival the infield will be com- and team work can begin in th new men in these positions it is count in the future will not work in the infield. ac- be oy but will by and De leave Hi: Dougherty It wa as term cinod on right. Lowell sulation here y will re- inp to the close. to the Harry. swings weak. Marry to G ee ham fans | iui Dele. | and | sun &8 arourd him. r, do not bear out The short. th Dig league list age, roa That looks fair! at the Lee ae March 12,—Battling takes It as a good onten that fardner, of Lowell, ecoréd a clean-cut victory over Harry Lewis, of Philadelphia, Saturday meets McGovern in the same ring nexg Wednesday night. Gardner from his corner, with the re- sult that the Lowell man all but fin- ished his opponent. A, C. ~vyho at the National night. The Battler, handled and coached Gardner's fight all the way. Lewis used his light left-handed jab and it landed freely, but never to stop the man. In the second Gardner took the advantage and held It to the He chopped in lefts and rights face and body that wore down In the fourth he landed right to the jaw and made Lewis Just before the bel! he’ rushed Lewis all about the ring, and ran home a terrific left-hand haymaker | that dropped to the jaw, threatening to | finish his man. In the fifth and sixth Lewis offered feeble res Lewis sprinted away ner to sav the last round and hugged Gard- himself. “Lewis was weak while Gardner was fresh nee, In and fit for many more rounds of-fighting. Peter Maher is here with the punch | answered the second bell he was not de- dre, He proved this Saturday) Pearly so dancy. He was more d Bees M Fopoutan ‘A. C,, One| Hberate, however, and started after ment eine Oe O'Rourke in a businesslike way. Hundred and Tenth street and Broed- way, where be knocked out Pat O'Rourke, of the Bronx, twice in two rounds, Considering that Peter hail lit- tle time to prepare for the bout, h showing was a good one, and greatly pleased the hundreds of his friends who went to see him perform. And rig here let it be record] that Maher 1s still a drawing card, for not in many weeks has the big ampitheatre at One Hundred and Tenth street held such @ O'Rourke wasn’t taking many ¢ now, and with every lead he we to clinch, The best punches Maher could Jand under these circumstances were | counters, which luckily missed the right pot ‘by an inch or su or went arouas U .tourke’s neck. - 1t was wale occasionally driving the right to the body taut Maher dis’) coveres Oxtourwe ss Weik WOrns, and he kept at them. About the middle of | the round he forced O'Rourke back to whe ropes and let ibis rig! nist tt landed right under O'K a crowd as filled It Saturday night. @nd he dropped in a oF It was like ol times when Maher| 6racefuily WithgteM OM ca ea to Up. find Sis tee He was nodding vi I'slde when Referee Sammy Kelly vr dered eter to nis cusner alu the bell * his corner brought entered the ring. He was sighted on his way there, and from that time until he ‘took his seat in this corner he was cheered and applauded. He looked good, too, tall and well built as he is, and ‘he carried no superfluous flesh. ‘The only thing about him that would suggest age was the bald spot on the top of his head, When the first bell clanged, starting the mill, Peter danced out of his corner like a Kid McCoy, giving something of an imitation of the latter's footwork, He worked his arms like one noted for cleverness, too, and Was soon exchany- ing wallops with O'Rourke, He met with such early success that ‘he appar- ently became careless and walked right into the Bronx man “wide open” and with his guard low, O'Rourke, quick to rest in ome ‘out refreshed for the third] round, and’ the two Went at it again er took several pune that rocxed him and made his friends ful, but he still fore O'Rourke around, finally getting near the ropes in the same spot waere he dropped tsim before. He then shot his right out for O'Rourke's heart and clipped Sver a left swing. — Down went O'Rourke. This time Kelly, the ref- reg, took Mo chances on ‘having a| orlme charged to the club and ended the mill. Reception in the Ring. Maher was oneered to the echo. His {fends climbed into the ring and con- gratylated hin on all sdes. “Fully five mit passed before the idol = Tris. see this, swung his right for the Jaw |could Ket to hls dressing-room, ‘ror eter to his hands and] The other bouts resulted us follows: and dropped eter oe Patera tents | Charlie. Carlo defeated Jack Ritanic, kn Dhe wears eters fends | Dave trllen beat Benny Reilly, peat fast, but there was no danger, as|Durane and Terry Young fought a| Porer on one knee collected his wits|draw, Young O'Connell beat Joe Kel Harry Phillips got the best’ or Ted before he got up and sailed into his| UMWay Jack Austin. and Mike Hartly | man. fought a draw and Myer Harris beat Right and left swings were then| Toddy Leonard, > —-- Erne to Fight Adam Ryan, Young Erno, the sturdy “itght-weleht Philadelnhla, and Adam Ryan, of Chicago, have been matched to try conclusions Ina wix-round battle at the Washineton Sportine Club, of Philvielphia, cn Wednestay nikht Phere men oueht to put up a wren Pht. a8 they. ean certainly travel for six rounds, ani. swapped, but Maher coukin't quite reach the right spot. He suddenly changed his tactics and sent his right crashing into O'Rourke's ribs, This one punch nearly tied O'Rourke's legs In a knot, but he weathered it to the bell by clinching. of good for Terry too. If he kndcks Nel- §on down tt will do him good te have time to clear his own head of the ex- eltement before he can mix in again, It he js knocked down it will give him & second or two more to. recover in, i and Trey. has always come back seth oagh this clause {s in the rules, it never has been enforced here, the Teforee usually belng satisfied to make the standing fighter atep ack a couple jan Francisco coun: Stale In this fashion. ta ere EZ count by an omcial time- keeper, who calls off the seconds loudly from @ watch held level with his eyes while he faces the fighters, fs the only accurate way to count ten seconds on @ prostmite fighter. The Referee is quite likely to vary two or three seconds from the actual time, and this might caufe or prevent the ohang- ing hands of a champlonship, —_——___. NAVARRE A. C TO-MORRSW. The regular entertainment for the members of the Navarre A. ©. will be held on Tuesday evesing for this week only instead of on the regwar night. thin occasion Sailor Burke and le Haney, iwo of tho best welter- iwelghts of + will furnish the star bout. @oilor Burke is a big favorite with tie lovers of boxing, and more ospe- y with the mombers of this club, “who are anxious to see him reach the f his class. The bout will be least seven other bouts. Meadauariers of the club are at ‘Ainerican, Theatre Building, Highth tS Sa MAHER PUT MAN OUT TWICE $1,000 NELSON'S END FOR TERRY BOUT Th fou ad McG contest in t | Clup, day wort as t genel ring $253,00 per end. | woula fatal will M tan Bat in tertain stage of Higat what extensive the Metropolitan A. C, Satuntay Linprovenionts are to be the club in time for the next Satur- ‘e slag. A twenty-foot ring Is 10 the centre of the floor, to be y boxes, ‘Phe rest of the floor e covered With chairs, g.ving er view of the work of the ‘rs who Will furnish ihe Uree-round en- nts, Britt Signs to Meet Hermann. Jimmy Herman} as good BY JOHN POLLOCK, e largest amount of money two in Bat for in thelr ring of the of the Quaker City, on Wedh night. Up to date h of tlekets has b his amount does not ral admission tckets, ever Phil pugill that iuiteaa. wh six-round he National A sold, includ w n mn cL Uae r the unt ty | AL ORD the receipts will easily 2 0. As cent, ¢ theurlngs rec aher and Ruhlin “May Battle. niin; the Akron Giant, and Pet all probability be matched in future tom ar at onu of the stags of the Metropol! BS great showin Htallan wita a Mah against | dred a round Lattle before the Pacific A. | Gy ‘iherma affix his me hatrives. at 145 pounds, weigh in ato P. | OF the eoniest \ Tucker Training for Marto. “chick training witnessed In ‘the Morrisaniasathletic avenue, pitted agitinst a ood boy of his Art Edmonds, ‘Teddy Young, Phii fus, Jack Smith and Britt, of California, and “Kia'* the rugged Chicago fighter, are as inatched to meet in @ twenty. of Los Britt has of ugreement, and od the terme, he will re Ao them as soon as he ngeles. ‘They wll box at M, on the night he wecond weei In April. Rhed th Tucker, the Avonla A. C. fighter, round bout. with vill come off at tho A on Friday night, > be one of the best ever s vicinity, aa both men are mH, atiff punchers and also ag- Tucker bested Marta in @ six- found bout in Philadelphia two years ago, le AS NS ‘| GOOD CARD ARRANGED FOR MORRISANIA A. C. Lew Myers has been decided upon as “New York Jhck In a three-round | to-morrow. nigitt O'Brien's" opponent at the weekly stag of Ciub, One Hun- 1 Seventieth street and Third This is Myers's first appear- nee in the Bronx since his bout with Jef Dougherty, whom he bested in three ‘There will be seven other good bouts card. Phil McGovern will’ be relight, or "Kid" Fisher are ni night, beh anager have > match fast rounds, Attell to Box Bender Again. | 4)! htt Abe the cham} rewelght, has taken on another a threw 1 bout, e ght Abe will will be Tony Bender Hzabeth. Oy, Tack | Aven bis quietuy in a thnye-ru the, i Geerge Hoey to Meet Goodman. After Hocy, the jay boxers now the Maher Slows Up, have pionty of steam behind th é Binet ans ekpacte {o_yeal” Rua aati rdbehapdte, elie Neale ee he wi ry and et op & match be worth going to ing Put Ring in Centre ¢fF ARO va. J.) light-welght, who can near giving 1 BOUL! at ngoljuted A.C, bust Wednesdix: Land ‘E eof the ake platce get into shay give Attell oine siounA for a in0d ponent Jack Goodifian, the Avonia A, 6 ake 1, Long Acte A. the local boxi tar bout at th nig Aa ¢ aypearin Hout between ty ja maten) U Good club stag anh 18 in ata and Devine rd among those that will don the ghuves, a ATTELL TO BOX EDMONDS. The Marlborough Athle $32 and a4 West holds {ts regular stag to-morrow night, In the main event Abe Attell, the feath- eewaight champion, Je Edmonds, ch two seml-windups Charley St d Stein und Johnny Carroll clashes h Eddie Chambers, the hard-hitting Philadelphia welter- weight. ddie Johnson vs, Keyes vs, Jo Club, Forty-fourth street, will stack up against mplon of Canada, In er meets Howard Smith, Alex Dunvaeath, Jimm ys. Frankie Paul, Tommy Markey Jog witt A* Pipe™ pions Look Good to McGraw. MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 12—Tne third week of the Glants’ preliminary tralning commenced to-day. More than @ score of players reported to Manager McGraw, Including the aspiring young- sters who would jolt “Bad Bill" Dah- len, Billy Gilbert, Arthur Devlin, or the, fleet outfielders, from thelr positions, were such a thing possible. But New Yorokers need not expect to witness many new faces In the line- up when the Giants appear In the initial clash at the Polo Grounds at the com- mencement of championship hostilities. John J. McGraw, talking of the gen- eral prospects, say “L see a lot of good material in my Uist of minor leaguers. They are train- Ing nicely and as faithfully as one could wish for. But I cannot see how I can improve the regular line-up right now." That means that the Glants will again appear as they did when they made the Philadelphia team look cheap in the world’s championship serie: Speaking of possible sale of Sandow Merten reported from Pittsburg, Mc- Graw said that it was the first he had heard of such a thing. His denial of the rumor also indicates that Mertes \s slated for many mote seasons in the outfield, The Sabbath was spent by the Glants ———_—— eee AMUSEMENTS. PROCTOR'S 2k Bingham, Van Buren, Mr. Op Ton, Mr Young, Haw- Corbett’ in titty o., 25,80,78. “The REFeREtS & er DONAHUE TACKLES They Are Likely to Furnish Great Contest at Paddock C. Show. Young Donalef, the clever Boston boxer, and Johnny Marto, of New York, meet in the star bout to-night at U! stag of the Paddock A. C, of No. 2% West Thirty-fourth street. This should be a great contest. Marto, who has been time, recent! Me arry that he gave away* welght husky Prooxlte and at the stiffest kind in chunky to the arcied hi along, pace, having hind tired from hard wallops on the face and body at the end. Donahue has appeared four times a oul local bouts, and each time won without being extended. Is a ishing boxer of the Kid McCoy He has met McGarry and has him look like @ novice. He outcla Eddie Wallace in a bout at the Long stiffest kind of argument at the Metro- politan A.C. Only last Wedn the Central A, C., Donahue met Meyers, one of the toughest of men, and won out easily, Meyers bit him’ only once. ‘HARRY LEWIS BESTED GIANTS TO LINE UP AS OF OLD BY JIMMY GARDME | >cinat wons chan EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN: ~— MARTO T0-NIGHT : “under cover” owed at the He | Acre A. C, and gave Sammy Smith tie FOREIGN WRESTLER AFTER TOM JENKIN Fred Gruhn, Champion ‘ o} England and Germany, Wants a Match, Another foreign grappler who came here in search of mat honors is very hot over the manner in which he has been ignored by the Yankee wrestlers, and through his manager, Prof. Attila, sends broadeast a sweeping def, chal- lenging our best bone-breakers to come bat. He is Fred Gruhn, wrestling in- |structor at Columbia University and | holder of the English and German titles, also the weight-lifting championship of the world His manager sent the following letter to the sporting editor: “Mor the past seven months I ha tried to obtain a match for Fred Gruhn with Tom Jenkins or any other Ameri- can wrestler, I have been promised time and time again that Gruhn wont kiven « chance, but when the i same to make the match the 7. had an excuse to offer. Jenkins waa among the numb:r, and there can only | be one answer for his sitestepping, and | that Is that ne fears to tackle Gruhn, [irno is the holder of the Wsasiien and jee an Wrestiine titles, He # also fon weleht lifter of the world to a match with the 3st has the distinction of being the man that ever threw Hacken- complished this feat at asiuin in Bondon, nh at catch-as- hat time that him to teacir tstvle, and a great deal of the credit for tce Russian’s great wrestling hility belongs to his tutor, Fret Grubny f what T speak when IT de- ruhn is one of the foremost sin the world. I developed San- tnd prociatin that this man iy as. a specimen physica and, is more, 3 2 ng as s el the latter on two occasions in weight-lifting con= Gruhn gave an exhibition of his wonderful strength to a number. of re- porters on his arrival he ind his great strength was m “He Is the instructor of wrvstling 4 | Columbia and has backing to meet any 4 American. 1 will make a eh with any one, but prefer Jenkins, for he is the Ameri mplon and I know that Grohn can beat him. It was on the advice of enschmidt that Gruhn came to ‘Hack’ tol him that he could beat the Kees, ang prove it fully he here z your PROF. ATTILA. | Amo: local = AMUSEMENTS, Mats, Maude. Adams » PETERPAN Criterion 3 Reva ip Francis Wilsoa 1 . Some rowed In sculls and! cing shells at the Memphis Roa pao lub, on the Mississipp! River, and ad Hikert, who hae been resting is leps | |Lawrance D’Orsay 2.4% owing to an ailine ligament, took ex: ALDSON ibe Re. aii ercise with his arms in a short with McGraw in a light Graw finished second in the race. Practice will be resumed this morn: ing with a full attendance, with exception of Gilbert and Mathewson. Christy not take active work for yet. falist, Me suffering from some kind ation was performed yesterday, howey Incony whic tence. The Giants are much interested the Nelson-MeGovern contest. Doniin thinks Terry 1s a cinch. Graw. while wishing and pulling the little Brooklyn boxer, «does imagine that he will be winner. Me- pot returned AMUSEMENTS, eat Success New Vou, Beat Sale to-Mo'w, Peareust, he fi re Tit ‘Vaboenai ci Tu 48d St Greet ‘of B'way Biyay 15, nay Bat. 2.15, TheRedshtin , 2) {fits | New York, ‘By. 8.16, TAR Wed & sa the is under the weather and may eval days He is under the care of a spec- of jcatarrhal affection, and a slight oper- caused him no suffiring or In Mike for OTIS SKINNER THE. : SAVOY "statics ae ee Hy | atte ENG HOPKIN: ON HERALD 80. Ta Wed, and Su gia GEO. of GOHAN Wasa ROE W SaStNGtoN, aR. Ma Thus ing sa sat |The Lion and the Mouse. David Belasco nr BLANCHE BATES in | M eh ite He of trving Pi » Edna Wallace i nin H. Kellerd, RD. Mtneloeans r, 3-1.00. Mats.Wed..Sat.,2. By. ein | Mi 2. NV. To-nieht, | Bvigh, 8b 2d vent tn No DAVID BELASCO presents Muste MASTER. — pres Odette Ty: Johnson, W. 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