The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1906, Page 7

THE EVENING wor LD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1906. 2 ee f Seep Sen SUC 0 REY Matty Baldwin M Record — Amby McGarry Engaged in Most Contest Many Bouts Were Held This City. Amby McG which no decisions game essin Phu McGarry took 5 these bouts, and given there ts would have been dot, aa he large to have rece! Matty Ba figtter, of the few Weeks Murphy Ww Parenter acts ‘Among the heayler men who haye. piade ss ia t waa Joe Thomad, | a kifornia fighter, who ts the most § pugilist that has teen pro- a this countn (oaths. m, loaing/tenge for the! America’s Cupy—in fact! the modela of these ta xe Cix round gos" tk n cing machiné forales, one of the most tr Bae MMiphin At which no decisise’ wan {it 8 oonceded that the next will but in yachts bait for the Ameri i BF Firs ee Peat iaihing aietibeerel given, a 1b | hme ‘from bh otisal ty de est uniform rule Thain BLoReDwren Expect-to-See, the blind have a char Grim: 8 mand that a iead ould be much learned. ' . day evening. his beat Aorinn whit jwhish afterwards may not be relessted | “We would see, for one-thing, If th proper t peTeOlbR yt Ket ena 5 e r | Sean hatulle rome aniersi f the | boys are picked up way and) Brooklyn Palace five. Neill in San > to the funk hi ‘ “F|rule aa it stands produces an ideal] everywhere ama will be rolled at the latter iain Neill tt | nation come, fiat T8Se%, OF whether more changes are\a boy for « ‘ jects athe In Yach! makes Ita inftial needed, and by the same.token designe cp Anse ot match contest that bes fil beat [appearance to-day, Sir Thomas comes|ers could fo on from these boata and | Over care and Barret Hrook Tommy strongly, in declaring that racera | esian still more satisfactorily the bost| S8ks his ac Beas motie and Wagner at gt list who rec Pris “Yack On: draw, is another r Rood ‘year, He, took’ part i ties, Winning four, of ‘thom ‘and? e drow. Cali turns Re oaynoud tittia semniie neat strated in the case of Abe feather-welkht champion: a Gnd Fighting Dick Hy Of these * ” Semarkable. « a year, 1 Atiall boxed fi won Dine of them, lost “none no. fon ‘conteniy and. two . Ba battle wht times wining seven bouts losing one contest to Attely* £ s Hyland eneaefe ne fi nd ko © “FIM OER < NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT | coueR?*Bobhen HERE'S HOW THE FIGHTERS FIGURED DURING PAST YEAR Best Ring! See CAPABLE YACHT | which ends with the cup contnst, und ree tioopa would be th fost my er. | hee es S A ir t { ee anes 4) — BOTHNER G Gy Puy i F Bi: | coat ee Pate] IN NATIONSE TOURNEY. 1 pubit tutrally de-| nara work on the mat, bas put Geos shallens xl « interesting novelty bas tre cup-should remain here— Sort o > ride Bs loth: Mghtwetgh 1M s h Ane o- j fave nie ry heurty en ment | Hothner. ent eee at wrenling resents O'¢ must serve iu z born of a genarous regard for. true| Pion of tho world, tn a condition known | tee: bis ots It {a of this cup In Hts png athletes as “hard aa mails. ery EVERY AMATEUR TRACK AND. FIELD SPORT BUT T FOUR 1 Fe Putter . y First burdler tnthe world to beat 16 Seconds. Fh ~_[noyds- tt sec. Ray C Ewry, who broke all 9 Standing Jump tecordss high-;,5tt 5 tn. broad see) Sites astte George R. Gray. first ot the shot Champrens. ielbs dr tt: re FFD James S:Mitche!|| hammer and weight Tomm: Congett Tmile 4 min 15 7g=3 Sec. tands ham er as <u Hin. $6 O fof a Ce heig nt ie3e LOCAL. BOWLERS WINNERS IN EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES | would probabiy enter both tournan at Philadelphia if arranged. In’ Eastern’ Tournament Won Eight Out of Four- BRILL CHALLENGES |, FOR ST.LOUIS MATCH. JRECORDS. OF BOXERS ts, ' DURING YEAR 1906. mo AO ac eee teen Games. | mby RETy ses 2 4 4 1 ———— | ty ‘stm: F i } 2 y Smit longs for a r 7 Z | ' | ‘ regular entry iste feud) ea q 1 t of y New Yerk bowlers in the Eastern al champtonship / honors he | will Brening World's Grover Hayes . 10 0 18 1 League wor eight ofthe 'syrien ott find an op fot @ very interest Tommy Murphy . 9 1 8 0 | teen games against Trentén yesterday, |'§ match by M. Baldwin 12 0 2 v3 j the showing of the loc hee d, eof J. Ha ; Young Erne 1 1 u 1 i considering pine [oine sal eceet ra) dale te fs 5 \ . es = mixed . | He ( ? Abe Attell .. 9 ) 3 2 Steinquest should haye done better) 1u the Is) th 2 W. Fitzgerald 4 1 6 be th the tndividual series, and, with! March, and has tssued an open ohal t Terry Martin 10 2 0 oon! Schaefer, might have won more than|leng2 to any bowler In America. | a 1 | “Al i lone came for jtwo-men teams. On the| Last on Smith was frat on the 3 Wie ea) e 1 s 1 |whole, howevér, the team work w A with a al eball i Fp | Jimmy Gardner 11 4 0 6 1 | =a She acieea: Seat aag eesea aby. ieiohicant mresident a ; J. Dougherty 1.) iu 5 3 0 3 Individual 3 champton bowler, the contest bel: i2newiine iA esos Ps ‘ Joe Thomas .. Bi 8 1 2 rolled on the tournament alleys : Medi j H 3 0 ae > : 10 38) Louleville Used by the American M. Sa a 3 3 : i * Ss Trenton. 182 204 199 343| Howlin | Co won. but f Jack Jobnson aa 8 0 7 Fi Two-Men Teams. j Smith had > luck fn t Ree eiaceth é * of Kamen } ti Kid Sullivan .,.. 5 3 ° 1 —++-—_ lac Yoru. 1 (2 ¢ 'Tventon. mits has ri ignified his 3. £ 4 ¥| < [sire to meet any bow Willie Lewis ., 1 1 7 1 ery, but It ts dowberul i Dave Deshler ... 5 2 1 2 aa Wert te. bowl this Young Donahue 4 ry 4 fs | [Senden ean Hpney Mellody .... 7. 1 0 i | phia in MW Dick Hyland ... 8 1 0 0 Harry Baker 1 1 Fy A Hugo Kelly . Fy 0 0 ¢ Joe Gans .......4..- 4 0 3 is - There ta one Sone Jack O'Brien ...,.. 3 0 1 ‘i pee riereente ity tay ue sana onotony of atabie ? Ci 3 Soe Tommy Burns 4 0 6 5 Dan lockers’ ie | Dowaiee 252 liebe Charley Neary 6 5 1 na : | Domes = {7 5 219 50 208 | MATCH GAMES THAT |-pn WILL DRAW CROWDS. Koster wil best three e, Twenty-third) NEW OF t spot was boys} Otb GET A-LINE ON THE RACERS fn (Spec The Evening World.) NS, Dec 3, tof race ch contest of bail field Sheol ee es at the ying Mle ed Aiea | Tireet and Seventh avenuo,. Monday | Proof's last race can be taken with eee a | evening at $ o'clock lk of salt; Is very ft Nelson and Walter Tuthiil| Fancy Dress has rounded to her best the ppen challenge of | form. i nent Glen Gallant, Just crying for a muddy 1 track : F) Bitter . Just about! one Face stort i Sir Thomas Lipton, again to chal- pane ree that ts new tn contemplating’ last timo out, will improve. us | guatinea to stand rough weather, enera, or to cHallenge for the | Ser at ene eceray finne Ditee 3 genera} than| A record-breaking boat ts Possible undg: eagin, the uniform rule, as the races of the | Ddy and can 1 ES n and Effort testify. withow long ‘tts gone to take a boy ype. Ite Le pus arene to-night ut id prove a cork . named Higgins from th is the best i ur out Nectaoten first mount Was a winner, );waine sertes and for #2 a man sa" DUCK-PIN CONTESTS to def famous trophy s#tould he mo mere machino tops, "the usefulness of aeaerta that the result of the new unl-| had @:tuture form measurement rule as ap; when a fron a's Cup, to take {t back gcroas the waters, @bonce it came," sayn Bly Thom- as, “consideration and courtesy have ever racterized the acth of those’ who were called upon to defend it,| miles, a plunge tn the ing World for gn individual and fiver team at.! the Philadeiphia tournament of Natidosl Bow ove an added at ———-4-—_____ run of from jen to eighteen, River, and elped put ell » famous tees ld has As#ociation wou! te new rale incentlye for this atrenvous t i sire particul A rain ng two hes In whic x is yet another 15 rm ; each day Vhat te soon—te_participate, and which are lexs han taba What is tha ‘ he Mayer Wins ay Fancy Skater. run: s ten days apart. ts built under th. Is the event aa . Day Hothner An exciting rece, but litile {4 nothing 1 " of the sport Is neglec Designers -grasp: litde or