The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1906, Page 4

none ting'In clinches and roughing it I would have surely pnt him ont. 1M fight him aeuin, his own game."—Jack O'Brien. ‘we meet. He knows It os W of is that hell run out of the country to get away from me,"~-Tommy Burns, Jack O'Brien fought a fierce twenty rounds here last night. According to Referee Jim Jeffries’s decision it was a draw. But many of the sp thtors thought Burns had the best of it. “ factics ad Burns so flurried that he ran into clinches to save himself frotw @ jabbing and tapping that did no damage worth mentioning. But as the fight went on Burns got more and more confidence, until he gave ‘up all @ffort to save fils faco, and chased O'Brien around the ring, mauling him | with turious rights and lefts that reduced the dapper and debonaire Quaker to a blood-spattere’, pale and ghastly «: @crapper of an hour before. It was a bloody fight. and | ans TOOTBALL HARD GAME TO TIE SCORE for a 20-yard Jaround the down for a hands were covered with blood from his efforts in separating the fighters during | showing, and more than once Jeffries | hook his head with a grim smile Jack pranced backward around the rin; % escape Burn: he showed eagerness enough he proved that he wasn't quite thi man to fil) Settries’s whoes. He hammered O'Brien | toe pulp, but couldn't even knock him| y 2 down. ‘The contrast there in the ring) BOYS! High Scores Early big Jim Jeffries towering above both | Burne \ atwee i a ty, ef Berea Onries ihe a reat eareeea |e 1] First HalfeAgdinst- | # a that Burns @ftter round, and had enough left to! make @ hard finish. In the twentleth, i SECOND HALF, when ‘evérybody was on tiptoe expect-| Boy's tilgh ite and turned the tide of Mghting the Poly Prep at away. Buirny slowed a making savage efforts to reach the agiie| gentleman tn front of him. ‘There was! THE LINE- YP, ® short clinch, Asx the men broke at!) Dose iWeh. Positions Poly ‘Seffries's order, Burns made a Viel: “ @wing “and missed. Fy récorer._O'Birien stepped Ctossed a hard left to Burns’ {uw olinching aguin as he fell in with tt force of the blow. Burns didn't fal Dul he staggered, and triet to back | ‘away for the first time in many rouhds. . In an instant every O'Brien su; O'Brien responded with a fusiilade short-arm hooke that ent Murns stay wering away, the fight wae Anixhed. of O'Brien's barely Both handa to indicate that b+ wns a ‘Miraw.” After the fieht O'Brien anid! "Burne ting o aurprined me, but if he | repeatedly by hittin nd rouehine T wou! him out. Fit feht hi time I'll be orenared to meet hile own game.” Burns wis hort y! Moked O'Brien out of his boote, time we meet. He knows tt As W 1 da and the only th of 1 that he'll ran out of the to Ket AWay from mo." gan to fill to it was neatly “Y thna. Hundreds of luote vate catriages’ brousty to begin the payiio the outer doors, + ® Analy the fre deartmen ered them cleared In mariet. the sppetite Gert battle t THE EVENING WORLD, THUR SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK. - GEToparr | @ BEST SDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1906. | EDITED BY _ROBERT EDGREN. BURNS GETS DRAW WITH O'BRIEN IN BLOODY BATTLE | | “He Surprised Me!’’---O’Brien. . “| Licked Him Good!’’---Burns. “Me to the he Alfalfal”’-— Jeff. j'mo repeatedly by ax- || “Burns surprised me, but if te hadn't fout and the next tinio 1 shall be prepared to meet him at |} “I licked O'Brien out of hls boots, and T can do {t again every time ag 1.40, nnd the only thing Iam afraid “Tt was a good fight as fo sit went. Burns did most of tho fight- dng, but O'Brien's cleverness had to be taken into consideration, He aid. pome pretty footwork at times. The firht me in a way. I guess It’s back to the a | best heavyweights in the game now.” was a disappointment to falfa tor me If these are ‘the = —Jim Jeffries. (Special to The Evenfng World.) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29.—Tommy Burns. and Philadelphia Rigtt at tho"beginning of the battle the foxy Philadelphian's dancing leature of the confiden ‘DRAWN FROM WIRED DESCRIPTION OF BATTLE] FIGHT MATINEE ‘GANS AND NELSON IN THE FIFTH JACK TRIED H/S NEW WALTZ STEP “T could Jie: waltzing | said Jack “You wilt Ata Inte” LED ee APA BLAactrt SPOTS SHOW WHERE: O'BRIEN HIT. BuRNs YN SECOND FOUND. Tacit was up against tain the onda © them. 1 t FORDHAM LOSES 5 Up_assto the winners jes © '*8| rounds. Mickey MaDpnough and, Chess A Tommy Bullivan, of Lawrence, Mass. |ley St. Clair will/come together in the TO HOLY CROSS, mixed {t up In IIvely, style with ‘Mickey |™aln event of the evening. on the i0-yard line, who ra wanted fo their way th ugh the weary & preserver. |vard line and th teams lined up at No. M0] best tight laat night that was ever dW, SED way. Tel. the centre of the field. Fordhar 5 raid, however, The men went ten Tor LYRIC Bie arer nurse yards through but Wale MRS. FISKE. “ai was all the frequent clinches, For a so-called “hampion" O'Brien made a rorry CAME DRAWS turtous and head\ ma Ani as for Tommy, Burns, aithough x CROWD ( 6,000 } championship pretensions of both the . wi ttle heavyweights. Poly Prep. Givton Lucky, it O'Brien may count himself a lucky | FIRST HALF, Ho weather: the hailstorm of | Boy's High nded on him round poly Prep Bee the ‘long-armed midget Poly Prep ...... Feeh\k0 heavyweight put over the final wallop, FINAL SCORE, [pee “Philadelphia Jabk’! sutdenly came to Boy’s High .. 1S afta . PETA HS: incon | Anite In the house waa on his feet NAGLE Re inenwod | Me a Comanche India ‘ a and t the doughty B just , 1 — sy arr head Unemnay Kicked of and Haletead but fumbled. Kubn lown for Poly Prep, Burna crowd stood ant fevadualloniert es Ly fe -AFOURS the ringshie-and howie ; - their disapproval, but none climber ty ep Jine) ow into the ring to discuss the. ma : Hy fret touchdaw with Jerr, Za n tried for eal and talies, fret fn. Burns, who had an eys closed, rinred Foor Boys 1 5. Pay |cours at Jett and O'Brien ait was t ball, and) W44 Inclined “ta Kick Ma k ria {sida hustled him 4 shiv these ban i baen very well aa He Ards F ito ugalna eovered with blood and looked ae if ¢ nd. Kuhl got ball, and fhe had been run over by a steam: |, f ing} want over on | th Ha punted na fi { fouled mo linchies | pit n AK ind té the tune, ROK (the whistle enttpla point “and I can do: jt again 1 am vig crowd Present... SPEYERS IN $25,000,000 PAbIGtE CIO0 of) Lon Atizolen, a MANILA SYNDICATE, | the evening the at iy ae tee é Hea t are AA PTI Se CAy Yorks Breyer T ata fron Manin nalon of % © So GETS A NOBEL PRIZE, the confuston the single HOLM, .Bweden. Noy. 2—At ik was o v oming distriliution of obel | bia just Interesting #ne 0 why prizes Prof. Joseph J.- Thomson, of f tha spectat to f for the} Gambridy OW awarded University, England,*will be prize for physide, kicked: again other 20-y fleld to the (Continued from F tson took Baboock’s place, An onaide kt led the ball Seale | Exrelient sonmsaure to be popuiar—HMeraid yer e Hoty Cross EMPIRE SiEA Te aw AG 2 st MAJESTIC 2 9, * Tathe aol ay? gt Anothe 8 ats To-day 10 jtacie ta. John Drew 1.0 W, rises | | Weoe THE TOURISTS $00 URS line avered the balk t to Lawrence on Penn's enback made four. and vhen he ec out of Saneer to Jamieson on his Walder made ouch Penn's centre. two more yarda the nede eon, who pau @ cauht. the ballon Lawrence tried “to # 1, wis thrown tor a Hotlonteck punted out of bounds ‘ass ita SETS LINCOLN SQ. jor iii ote Wet an Pear en Sele : wie has eee nate Duat Ef GARRICK: hrais: Suh as peeve oa Hon 1 La fia Gargin Makes Great Rur Hapa ll WM. GILLETTE in his Next HE RA he Fordham group of rooters beenn \yiaal =e at - Sait ome 1h mraeicng) THE HYPOCRITES 54. Devay JOHAR, e recovered and | leering a the ball bounde snatehed up by H. Gar over a clear flell for a tous Hou » for @ loss of two yards, Gibson cx now carriol the ball Penn's Goal in Danger. Perea Kick sroagt Pensa | tt befor: spectacular play Pechasienstn carrying off the ball on Penn: Walder mado anopher and a€ this poine tna} arch Cornell's deft end ~ STIPLETON WINS mE BY BREAKING, S—— = — GENTLEMEN = ee 4 IN PHILA, CLUB AGREE ON Pl PICTURES a yies and Gleason Go ‘the |Money Divided a and Privi¢ Limit of Six | “Teges Split Up Between | Rounds, | ~Fighters. 53 S qo CINCINNAT!, ©, and Battling Nelson, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. all-star show was served un to patrons of the National A. ©. 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