The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1906, Page 12

oe coergen erm erect w az THE EVENING WORLD Ne Se. Kents a OG, DOS UMOMTUSIIOAAN DDN isl d —. oe ae EDITED BY 1 7 UP TO DATE — AND NEWSY. Se) ww Cf) pom CF 2) ew, > —~] prom] ee —_ (=) | ae) _ Ge | wal jonemed = —- ere = a S> — = i |, ROBERT EDGREN. THEY ALL BLUEF - Fitz Used to Let I Berger Panch Him for the Fun of It. _ WHEN THEY DEFY | .c3s— : - BOB FITZSIMMONS “He Can Whip a aeot These Ambi-| tious Youngsters Yet, If Hels | Forty-thrée Years Old. : UB—PITZSIMEONS ee eatliag | B old—so let's. roast him to aj turn, Gall him “the anclent | rock cod" (whatever that means), “poor old Fitz,"" or “the Dunellen mummy." All the papers are tak- iS ing-a—whack alFitz-now, .co. why os z SHE bovste—— t get into ine? not get into Yin Ape T wash'’t 80 very long ago ihe Bob FIGHT WITH suv | = I FITZ S/-MONS AND Bos. ~W0uca. STICK OUT-LIS JAW AND (Use. FITZ SIMMONS* |= FAVORITE. TRICKS WAS To GET. "GROGGY."AND\ THEN Do THIS TO SAMIAMY4) SOMETIMES Bos’ FoRGoT WHERE THE MaT WAS. ®. FLYNN COUNTED Fitzsimmons landed {in New -York after whipping James J. —— SATIMY BERGER cinch: —He_ got Kk and Uppercut Burna with @ 4 Corbett out 1a Carson, Nev., and) Referee Moffitt Flaherty Hands! USED To PRaCnCE, would have landed xreat dam-/ winning the world's championship: = 5 a Biba?) ad cloned ved. The’ ¢! Simm | remember all about {t, There were) Out Another of His Raw De- | HNOCKOUTS” ON banque! speeches. “itz was welcomed Ike a victorious general back) Fe aera Hite earlanttng alaedtendtmen nent clesesrtetiess| cisions atl chelsea Club: clety crowded sround to shake his hand. Columns and columns fn the | eee tae Hailes told-end_reiold tales_of his_marvellous fighting feats, He was the} BOSTON, Mass.. Breatest fighter that-ever drew ona fighting-glove, He “was King of the) iy a ie bes Queensberry Realm, and all_men_were his. courtiers. Whee Leo ireatn : [Referee Fiahe called B UT Fitz is “the poor old rock cod” now. We'll all take a whack at him. | the opinion of many of f 6. seemed very 1 like Flynn's rouna, as he fought bis man across the ing 3 rled him into a few trip: f Op Burns be- h hands and. He was te throughout A CIATTRESS ., i BY BARTON W. helen — a_draw. In} © spectators | decish in to reel it had trea; ~ Alter e down final round hat the nent toseem in- ight almost-< out of him. Tommy Burns hi. req Flynn to the floor! four That is, w all take a whack, figuratively speaking. There aren't | this was one of the wor many of is cho would dare to risk hitting at him tt he happened to | Mat have ever } tion, and he has b> neur enough to bit back again, although he {s forty-three years old now.) paldwin beat G [the geearae round] ft a. Of course Fity 1s a bas-been. He -ts old—and. that’s a crime that-no}-reund See Nee pas down, he follower of the fighting game will ever forgive. He has been whipped by | The bout was not an Intere ike arena of the Pa Lier Flyan © Rare me two mon, which of course proves that he can't fight. Why, Jeffries beat} for Invariably, If was. ao: at Naud Junction, woie fut 0 : fares me huim eusily in ‘eight rounds, after haying all his teeth loosened by Fitz-| hugéing. fon until they roare 1 » vibration, ——_—-—_—— |" For simmons’s blows, and an elght-stitch cut put under his right eye, and his| ee left exe closed, und his nose so badly broken that it never entirely btralght- WeLaeisnnsenolmuch wo diat Bee ee ee EVEN NGWORLD'SRACING CHART POST-SERIES TALK 2a. sedi a elf emenis not being traife.| for long-distance racthg, gave out and forced htm to stop: Oct, 3, i Third Day — sisi at Brighton. ~ Track Fast. | pasos EET OOR old E nocked. out @ O'Brien might be able to tng him tol J¢y()4 FIRST RACE —kew added, selling; fouryearolds and up, six turkinge. Star BREAKS OUT ANEW: Ado ae P couple of hundred—mentt death agnin—or he might not. Berwer! on nor—w os Howe ts Time L ss Wister-ch,"m., by "Watereress—Teatro, |. and we're naturally i might be able to do the same, because | tiaex | he is ve t, too. And he might not.) soz Te, champion w ae been whipped As {or the other Dig fellows with a| 3 than on a m mim whom we don't ’ex-| wallop, and without that gazelle-Ike| git pect 80 much. «OF instance, | sprightliness:that ts O'Brien's specialty, | _- was knocked ¢ ip Jack » Fitz could still tFeat them the way [- §1) pelle son, a we -we by J »-did Satlor Sharkey and Gus Ruhlin} pao Aan Right Wille, a dub of the Dunkhorst vari in two successive weeks when the Hor-| — Corisideration t looked to the pe Ae ues rot aa Bucs barenala 7M Fin Jockeys, Open. High Cigs._ PI. 88 ie 38 be harder on a formerly / John T. Brush—“1 have always fa- Ccclinirg {0 piay-after he was ignored flvon went down 1 | vored post-season games, provided| sc by Mr. Brush three years ag eeaeAN | the National Commission would for-| Mr. Farrell"! would prefer not to ; mulate rules to govern them. Now discuss the matter at thie tim: r - =e 7 that thig has been done, | would ae set puU bE ihe way ana i nay & PROCITOR’S Miller 3% “Lieber: 4°. Dilige tema AMUSEMENTS. ~__ AMUSEMENTS. Fred Cooley, a on law went out. ‘| 4 a by Fred Cool; me t : ton law went eas glad to sce a series between the ries ILLE DE LUXNE— ing nd by two or thr == Gr i : s is Sle Ho Cochran! Giante and the’ New York Ameari- na disa : Sin RE > CONTIN ether: ON NHI ESS Way wits, so the only Learns." : Clark Griffith—“The matter is -en tirely up to Mr. Farrell. If he de- (uat duies count seat BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES. |. He's a crac! E e thouga he has ta J Harris up the Jethargic. etween Ut tA BAY “MRS. LANGTRY, Roy =n “signi tant BRIGHTON BEACH, N. ¥., Oct. 3—|and Moneer Diamend s pull them out 2 ALE STAR VAUDEVILLE D. Tawants Daye i . reas held the fidht shfe atl the way Belle of Portland hung on well { ng fess will turn the tr oa Tor (WO MOrTOW raves arr knows it i = == a = ttres—a—sertes;—our—team—woutd be Witz js an awful 1 TRACE For, two-year-old maid | {for twoearolda: five and half furlongs. |QGlad to play the Giants. However, awl ie | : | Tima «106.43. Winner, blk: ¢:, by | Waterereas— 34 CREP Les al Sane Gs ‘ ee | would net blame Mz, Farrell for Starters. oy Fin, duckeys: eT = 1? Waterbury Tih Miller a E i Altusa fi 2 75 i J GR TSE Tg ORIENT oes HIPea |ULIMPIAN GAMES HELIN IN ATUENS. SHOWS THE MICLOMOUS AME ATHLETES TERRACE “GAROEN, LEXINGTON aCEen A: HOUSE, Atime, Autumn Flowarand Pits Enrique had ws chance Water “THEO : NGLISH SHOTS for three year-olds; boc. by Bannock MARGARET ANGEL ~ GRAND OLYMPIAN BAL aE POPULAR MR CASING Basay ont es ‘ Ne MY" LADY'S. Sani GRAND OPENING TO-DAY, ie Harald Se, Phas ROLLER ( LBHUX nue eplechase: for ma, the short OMMY, Bt matahw Al Stat, inv BUT THN. ues Pinay #50 FEST SAT? $h | SKATING Mente nae “TRE TOURISTS Spot clusion swenten try. e first day's # aver A ae ELEANOR Ron tb Ndehere, e if Berger really | Seattle It would be) exschampiot e+ Hote ninja iieo rir Fir Wits Mat at sith i Herth > &_Fin) Jockeys. Open. High. Clo (pec operunryr is rake ear IN THU: GENIUS, PAS TOR'S | THE PRINCE oF INDIA kt BELASCO ses | NDIA BLANCHE BATES acm Martin he Wilitame 710-7 Sd AV. Lith st. 3 fon programme. le all the ay OT 15. NW ee and ghar = by Peaitra aa He peeeepa i E Garrick ,7 AS New York {ory ‘ ee nee MRS.-WiGGS- ae tines Patch IMPERIAL, Stis rr BALTIMORE. Benue ee Contert Every F sat Wile oHtows whites 4 dn ET SUNUAY KYF, Hes, seat ASTOR: Annie Rus HA Mitsummer Night's Dream —— 66; Sergt. 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W.Rass in | Popularity. in! pes tho handful of tans bn sband, fanded on the back Fitz fell down to wearer pete AAD AVE "RUSSELL EROS The GREAT JEWEL moe aoe ‘es: Carolina, | ee a FO MonROW. 25, YORKUILL i Wits HACK UT THPATER (24 scat Thor esa BY PHILADELPHIAS, |cume mh 8 8G 820g 8 08 » | BROOKLYNS FIND iS ByNayel Diarra to Ting cent aae| “THE BOSTONS EASY.|| “White Label” | He a are As La OT a re eR RE M a ; s, tune nosTON POUT NT remerman eo ee ett ia . i . Wrage a Bhsth st Ladies : ie incu | z hee ¢ pa co ennfonl | § vo SNooeNt wiainy, PY DEWEY ee ie ; , Dasiallory Roe es “eirlh ei Hl d Blanche Sry i as fast ~ i pay aerate —— | (CADE OF MOG, an st i COUNTY FAIR. OVER 25 YEARS. es © oii ADRS REAR SMIZBAB oo ie : Liga count Sateen Semtien Sia Bier ou eae , em cooarer new : eater = anemone paiantin tne sain ape .