The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1906, Page 12

THE EVENING WOnrneD “STORIES OF SPORTS | TOLD BY EXPERTS | “SHELLS” FROM OM” SHARKEY ON | sGRID” HISTORY nce Played the Kanakas but Couldn’ t _ Get On to Their Signals, Cree a in Own Language—Now Ad- ~ yocates: Its Use. | uy sittin’ up in th’ pres» box. 1 gave you th’ high sign, but you) hands out th’ ‘frosty.eye.’” Where did you sit?” Tasked: it," replied Tom>“'I didn’t! ecretary forgot to order al SEEN you at th’ big game, | sit, My box, an’ when I got down theré-a! f could grat was-a-bunch of standin ropm in th’ front roww.° I was in with tht common people, Down In} th’ paddock for mine, standin’ on | straw. Seraen E tian some of thc'swell guys secon from a parkay box seat they coughed} ‘Up & quarter century for t th’ spectators. Where 1 wns Thad th’ duck | | Bevery time Dillon started t’ run, an’ kicked a ROLE suburban lot all over pie-With hie eplkes.— ‘There. was ons of : Padok an! every {ime T tried to obitt nother guy jauded on me-right ‘with ise war hoppin’_@o -an down like a yap I seo once in th’ bug- House that thought he was: a rooster; pan’ every time ho hopped he let out a Phholer that'd ‘make a steam siren die farief, There wap two or three other PWillie “behind me that tried &) climb fup and’ stand oni th’ back of my neck every time something busted loose, a NCE ona-of:them guya with th’ striped legs makes “a ran an gets th’ ball down within: a of th’ Yale gor! Ine right tn front ‘ot me Th’ referee makes th’ whole punch mere back. ‘What's that for? * “T seen. more ioe a solitary Spek : “THE HANAMAS HAS HEADS : “ JUsT Lime WALCOTT.” What the: Kanakas Did to Sharkey. "Qe ft Pear Fooreate!” SAYS “Ff WAS CHAMPEEN Ee SHARITEY, "WAVY “¢ Tee. | t 4 ALP A DOZEN OF THEM HANAKAS ALWAYS PILED ON ANT EES =e aly HUGHEY HEL CLNCE jesks ; who's been yellin’ hin Put off. th 'm for holdin’ in th’ linc.’ phe sayy, solbin’. ight {hey could hit with one 3 1. S#4Not under Titinew rules. says he: “Now, what do you think of that? we uted t AC has been exploded in the] s the Amateur Athletic Assocla- “L was) A applied thy /mateh, It came about in my time: | THIOURRun—amendment to-the ries Hawalian | roxnlating the participation of under: | if ay ite | tho GbaRIlOR, of th’ int ~ Fad to plas Ven PRIAaSIpHINTt that gorup a team Vstntes Gipvas in th mniddle—what a yy call 1t7 Hereafter the college boy must state 4 at th of hls registration asa e whether he intends to b or his college. ussalal ‘That's what I wan} re HATS it ef | We rained on shore and} he has so specified, he m| played games against them | — Bei bix Kanakas. Geet Them’s th” boys | ¢¢ Ij could play fort ed me YOUNG CORBETT READY TOR Flat butted Kanakas has FWeked Only’ one kis ed me game," 11 the. country { hamptons 4 te Poked indignar a ht division, pi ort) from 1. “Them a Wher had to stop, & Kann t use no ers: we th’ pum HEAVYWEIGHT DRIVERS NOT GET A LOGK IN cane of A A hnit the nil one at to note en js not BIG CRESCENT SITY DERBY ENTRIES. Lhe teams ichat athletic clubs of New York andi tie cannot leta cannot represent botit his collere and his club, Twill offer to the Boys. and Sweaters (3 Boxing Gloves, 75% %?: Catchers’ Mitts, 15° "?- ‘Polo Sticks, 5°: ech. Punching Bags, 75¢- 4p Golf Clubs, 1 P+) oyeasyay, inten 534 apd aaa ‘Tennis Ra cliets, 75°: OP, Hunting Clothing and hundreds of other Athletic Articles. election during his registration year, change. The college ‘ath Athletes of the: ound\: it im THIS GIVES OUR BOY ATHLETES & CHAN for the Irish club. none, of its chai silewe Sheridan, F! meT. Peullzes the rtunate boy Athletes, of New York City eed Some of Them Are BOYS Of the firar iatery tf horace yandic fariongs, and wotth id, willbe poe feature. den. Mee a ec cee have’ Downtown Ste Se A. G. Spal ATHLETIC GOODS At Great Reduction in Prices. 75°: »P- Base Balls, 5°: "?- seunsit) OOc- uP- Jerseys ( Fielders’ Gloves, 15° "P- This is Your Chance to Pre- pare for Next Year’s Supply 9 bf GLOVES | Purchase Now at Bargain Prices, This Special Sale Is Now On, A. G. SPALDING @ BROS., 126-128 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK CITY. ding Damaged by smoke only Foot Balls, 5 Out of Season, but It Will Be Worth Your While to Buy Just the Same, Lverything That Was ‘Damaged by Smoke and Water from 40% to 602 BASE BALL Well Worth Kecping Till Next Season, and MITTS. These Base Ball Goods Are HAL. cued Ma Cotton Shirts. Toe of (IE "SAD SHARKEY? *You BET IT WAS SCIENTIFIC” BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK NEARSCRAPENDS INRIGKARD SEEKING ARREST OF NOLAN)... Goldfield Man Wants Netsow s Manager Ap. prehended for Alleged $15,000 Embezzle- ment Growing Out of Bug Pictures, nae er nt ssiness rout a Ww He'is awaiting In i before taking the Nolan on charge of Se eee ‘uP TO DATE; NEWSY {AND WELL WRITTEN| } a for Nolan's ar- nstructiona from next etep.in the Exe 1CK "WHEN WICKED "EM ON TH SHINS L Won OUT.” 3a & ‘DONOHUE DEFEATS | (Special to Tne Ey MONTRE crowd at Riverside of Boston, Ciancey in. the sixth round. A had previously fougat two! ne of eight rounds and tne ‘ot twetve rounds, both of which} a Deuts trom) beginntna to last t waa referee Donoh: te tn thu betting at od: at dollars The six day bicycle race at ataatson are Garden pro: 5 ilready Robt have +} hard, ros. QB the fire of November 9th, at low rices. 50°: 4p. Bicycles. Hunting Boots. which were damaged in a JACK O'BRIEN TO BET $5,000 = THAT BE BEATS BURNS tein young middle-wetaht, Neil Meo | ‘The elohia Jack O'Brien {s 0 con- he will defeat Tommy Bui , when he me he has given Matchmaker MC. 15,000 to bet for him that he seo the decision. O Belen Is nov wy a -who thinks |. (2° flwhting club at Tonopah, Nev, the he will win th Every eight sea aoe Gane en—spertiig men out_on, the a Speke, think he will have a and as a result have made’ O'Brien “tho offering odds ot Jon Thomas. the AL Hermann Posts His $5,000 Forfeit. Hermann’s manager haa forwarded ta" as an adlvertisenc: bers from the: pictures, this will be arranged with iSeaioisinis aa Porte wth het and Frank. Mc~ Fiesta take NOT HALSTIC SAYO AMUSEMENTS. oe ET, BUT SOON I TUES PoWaRs” Siianteor DING =i epee | =| rst | FEE = cage al an tial 55 Sy AN 15th Mats W. of Bway; Tel 104 B M to be popular Herald sway & oth, Te ie ate Wes THE TOURISTS ois Lact G and Strone Square Theatre, IF way, BY.6.15, Mat. Wed. THE LOY ott KEITH & PROCTOR’S Ms Lite Cherub ia a7 ae i} HE, HONY c. srtoowS WALLACK'S SAM DERN ANDES Hrondway #.8.15, Mat é are way wai PRI NCE OF ‘ia ant. 5. “Ste oon 3300 Co & Sat. i 4th st ea. & Bat, Mis Wed. & ae ELEANOR ROBSON fusan fn sped wa Husband: 1 ‘A. Ten Tragedy.’ ana, with the new, ch Kid" Goodman a Fortunate Fighter. Bora fighter Het ties bean beaten 20 beat | otten, ‘ Kid"? Goodman, r, in cortainiy « Ie fights, Besides MeGarry for ut before the National A.’ C., fatarday night ~"“ JOHN POLLOCK, England Vroat Reals, Bi bein Amboy, in KEITH & PROCTOR’S Union Sq. | S2es7eMtoy ee Dalley Austin ath MES, LANGTEY, John Tet G LO-¢ * AMUSEMENTS, es as THEATRE, 1 The Daughters Bat ‘Men teeny, eae hula. We: TATTAN CE GEORGE + }] ACADEMY OF Mts WM, MANTELL >: [| Yruccint'a Act Grand Opera) KEITH & ~& PROCTOR'S GRAND EXHIBITION OF F HORSES| PUESDA VEMBET 20, SHOW OF) Ar D ALM. Judging Hackneys, Ponies, Roadsters, idle Horses, Brougham Hor nd Ap- pointinents, Pour-iu-Hands, Munters and Polo Monies. CON DY LANDER. The Seats in the Two Upper Galleries bro Not Rysarved, “METROPOLITAN ROLLER RINK, a Rugby Polo, METROPOLITAN vs. OPJOLES. Of. vening—S0c. yictic TcriCd fil Laue GALLO Ks; 3 1 Jou ‘MAY WIN ee HACKETT soak ROSE Stat WILSON- ASDICRAUE ee x Hae at Gronus LADY. Mat, Thura HE Re Rr, NIC See oe anno ee % x ama. 8 new ok, Me ‘Adrolssion 606. puntos ret, oa “NN “CLOTHES” | A. Z MARINO ‘Lels—a_3-Ton AMUSEM 40H. Pe TAuto Be Driven a aN i y NE ithour AMMERSTEIN’S VICTORIA THEATRE. 4. Daily Matinee, 25¢., 50. “AMERIGAN ie 2 vo LE 5 Vaudeville ENTS. 42 Bt. Bway, 7th AY. RELY Mr Hee 25" t0 eat ah Stat ‘ rye | Over His Body. (act & “soot, GARDEN, idles cw y ;KEITH & PROCTOR’S fF aa jersey “a niaslery ays fener ae Gi—Piaca—Mat— Daily 15: city MA ADAM “BUI TERFLY | Subaeriite ‘Einar Teniey0 hes Theatre! CARNEGIE HALL, Thorgay: Nov, 22, ‘2 to Bboy Beate fr ey ahs Ty Camvgte M Near lax, ay. ‘at Dally, 15e. “aM ATERTICS PLS & Sd ay, | PAN’ WE i R'S 3 | TNIDDLE: ma Mure Dreaslery joo LASCO Bree 2. i BLANCHE BATES in wecthe HALIA, owery vi |T While jee ‘trae C Mee te Geswe H Bolte ove Buc, nd’ 1 EgWway, PIANO KEITH & PROCTOR’S “Phone 1200 Harlem. za & Seamon’' AROUND THE GLK. y ; BATHE, Divay Erne Sauaw” Mar of the Goldens Mf While 2 Frisco Burns. HARRY 1 Newark ay. Smoking Allowsd | Xzyar« ASHTAGTON Cl SOGIETY GIRLS pis MATS. {DAILY.t,. PASTOR’S & Acelly. Knowles, Rico” OTHEFR, de Brozile, Lafayette, ea & ‘Hichnela, ™ BARDS & VIOLET ALL ititenveraniin ‘Oren — JERSEY. CITY. AMUSEMENTS, i and |KEITH & PROCTOR’S. phone, 1642—Jert Dor-otlewtian AM. to 10 PIE TWO BIC SHOW DAILY é ae The. spectacular is etrte | Crickets, Tincrowe-Lancastor ‘Cony sterious Howards Clift | ins hers. 10 ot! "BROOKLYN, “AMUSEMENTS. ROADWAY ATTRACTION” NITA, and the ares THE eta eae PERIAL,, THEATRE ris The TalkK_of BED, i Street, noar 7th AY, Mat, Daily. BLUDSO" § TOMI Mat, tance prose ae orate Wost, r.Canal, Mat.'C'm'w. GARD EN), ot. —arren ‘aka ROY, La hare qure TE The Towne treatment all dleeas (quickly, Gherought Do you suf: aon. MO! TERMS, (Uy Matines To eee ee nentna, hereditary of con Srroga, dephity, Kidney. bladder eens, Andlacretion pot of how Jong) t pS pot be, diecouraKed because conmulted over paysiclans without Grlndle cures ‘hore others have ‘and cbntracyyd dia @ Barth 474 Weat 12th St. 27 & Mth et OV ER 25 YEARS. on free. ox VERY tow crtdna’ Sundays, os