The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1907, Page 10

THE. EVENING ‘WORLD,. THURSDAY, oo UP TO DATE “EDITED BY . AND NEWSY. ROBERT EDGREN. he AMUSEMENTS. j EMPLRE ees an one ee MAUDE “ADANS * nM Peas Young Corbett Says “Murphy Beat Me” Murphy {1s a great ilttle fighter. He heat me. That's true. Fre-cutioxec ese pot the best-of me-by- beating -me-to-the-punch, thesway-t bent» MeCovern=-In-the-second-rotind, Murphy.caught. acright-squara on the jaw, sonding ft inside of a left swing That tT martet to stow, —tte-caught ame the samc nRopood ty tmes during the fight. [ don't want to tike any credit away from nim, | “butatier being badly dazed is the second T came back strong, and got strouger right up to the finish, -t at least hell him even in the sixth ‘round, and, at that time T had recovered so that] felt like fightihg all hight, Al Hertford offers a good purse for a tight with Murphy within two wocks {n Baltlmore. T hope ho will meet moe, I can certainly beat hi fifteen rounds I wasn't hurt in this fight, and haven't a mark Wo Tettany-frients—etie-thing=-['ve come back to my: hotel | TL shill Keep right along’ fighting unt! I fight ‘myscl¢ Into championship form. f- shal} not take ow arint orp etgar until“ ' ightweights Battle Furiously for Six Rounds, with Harlemite Having | - All the Better of It—Floors = Corbettin second Round. THE TRUTH Cie ton? HUDSUN shes ee ara Ese SRA STHE HYPOCRITES WALLAGK'S © al Sy Sata BASE “SAM BERNARD WuseE sine pMugkerbuemer + way acd ath Were Sats at Rie MONEY ES i STUN urphy Won Clean Victory Ts Decision of Edgren orimny, Murphy wou-the) six-round bout with “Yoo ftig Corbett! he- the National Athtetic Club, of Philadelphia, last/night_L render drcision forthe besefit- vf thé lic -nna-espectally for the large ft peret who-wngored-mioney—on-th—eontest—_I-had—a-rin tde feat, and watched cvery blow delivered_by both_men. Corbett was Mptitelassed trom start to finish, and there was nothing to the’ fg ht. but a ieciean Eavictory. for Marply-—Robert Bdgren- a Ie ‘THE ‘LION Ais, BATPRDATE, 230: — A LAUGHING | : zi KNOCKOUT,’ - “Jolly Laughing Success. —Fve, World, | MURPHY GOT $2,660; CORBETT’S END, $2,900. | | WN COLLIER AN TH i Tommy - recalved $260) for his, victory over “Young Corbett!’ tn Hl G. ‘Success BY ROBERT EDGREN. 3 Jast nish largest amount of! money that the Iar- Caught in the Rain sional *Coltler, at hie hest,”-—-A mertean, ¥ Battle slnce he became a prote lem fight PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 10.—"Murphy wins” would have been the ret-| bree’ 5 : pugilist. This sur m out of the $700) gross receipts of tt \ decision_last_night if Philadelphia referees could give dectstons. La AUT USB es ated eos ery |KEITH& PROCTOR’S : * J crowd was for Murphy withont a dissenting voice, Young Corbett, | ng the ring dazed, battered, but still game and full of willingness to choed-the-pomuiar verdict: —“Mirphy wins. shurpby_airely von, Tommy Murphy, throwing a towel ovgr his shoulders and dancing ek to his dressing-room, looked a winner, He did not carry as much | & ON ‘iiway | ADELE RITCHIX, 5 | T Eedcta Sharan, : scratch. He War not even tired. As far as his appearance might have ated he might have heen just finishing up an ordinary day's work | ‘training. camp,_instead_of mixing up furlously for six rounds with! GEONGE EVANS; DITH ATELENAY ‘Our Weaseleyey Nita’ Alien & Cove wuxone. Aoly, ae 5 7 FS Hil 34 zp ‘of the mozt dangerous Jittle slugsers that ¢ver swung a right-hand. ag : | 1p hite & Stuart, 3 | t Kaum ny_Murphy. must now. be taken; Into a clinch. both fought turtoualy. at 03 ek $y |, ee Troupe, |, i 5 Dally Mat. : mok Hal.—Star Show { eonsideration hy ali-iightwelghts | Close Quarters, The straight Quee: Weng to lghinelgit honors, To the [Derry rules Tavored Murphy, He Sug- ment of aroun Corbett's admirers | with Corbett’s gloves, hoidingtart}- = in inetent nnd drieine corer tet | [blows with the free hand, Breajcing) | Corbe|t with “a ren | Tollowed “fat. <r S att. ye 7 E a taza, iV Tr be nity Four, Date Matic. No Start bs 20st, "unt EDaROTHY VERNON OF HADDON HALL,” {with Minnie, Seligman. And —bert—him— bask —He-fougat+ and—had_all tha beat of = > 3 SnerTEEht acre IF } went after Corbett, who fought twle three- Ume: rae NEW AN t:ke-alittle mad_bull,_ardi | ferca ody smashes, bu ged him tim and again. He bat- | thin belly"! of Murphy's dl ‘Corbett about the ring from cor- | #3 Corbett had thought would. Eto corner, from post to post, from Murpoy belted Corbett on the mouth. Stn rope sending tilm back stag> 7 4 Corbett. cominz back with rush, a from furious piowa that woul theHarlemile helter-exelte: reper, while the! Metropole bi B if chairs and jet out a w-Jeferred war ‘whoop. atyle He blocked—with- auto~ Murphy Floors Cornett. ‘kill of the mechinical chesa- | And then, after another mix-up along | tie side of the rink, came the flercest j rally of the nigut, the fizteing that [cime a9 near pitilne Corbett out of all EOS Heture—eOnAeAUGH- aa bows Ble E Young j chammion, "eee, such as U0 wasnearly out in the second | It happened In a neutral c fen be eMnval-thros DUT IN Tonk tranmy anved TUN batt swing corner. Cor ae erry Metovert tba anced ta iM: ry. earful right against Mur fight-progressad Corbett gained | piiy's neck, tomisst i 2 4 thar he had an excellent chan + sust missing. the vita point | tyinke Sine Corbet “and! anilad ak the hin mpite of the fearful pound- jot the 4 peat ee : fznd he finished the last round in {ee SATRer tae {tix | Donver: Ind ovlilozne.eat inlay oorer long series of desperate plunges, jan enraged wild-at: Pareacn yal ne inging flajl-like blows that might na letnniacicmabspuaticcner —fBtiee sen but they aida't land on the /Yousg Corjott tock aginst | ae e lad from Harlem. ibs e erp fight began in all the pemp and \roundea Adela lesan ehewea sar ny of 4 championship. The. Na- |Corbett’s lips SNe wan panked tothe doors | iiysg-eepeees Blales were jammed with late nyc Hators from New York and/ou || BROADWAY Pesc,2 may 44 ANNA HELD es j LIBERTY. E |ELEANOR R ROBSON tri Who Has Every- vy Clyde Fitebs ” Corbett on Floor in Second. Round AMUSE.MENTS. PEACE WITH TRESTATE aesoNene|p “MEANS MUCH FOR MAJORS} | wr handler: nd vorked hard over: and as 0 ¢ out_of hls “Now oe careful, Tommy!" shouted Frink Erne, his chief trainer a ds ad- wviner ashe patted Tommy “ ely rang for Ua) ioene watched every move Mu Invhia eyes Veena and occasionally would’ shout. nu Wasa} Murphy. Jook-out for that mi Ka Wei ¢ ~ {ills Jess pint-at the knees, From side fide /Murphy beat Corbett'a liead Zr bobbed and wobbled. Down ther Rid. Mata, “HUNDREDS OF iene THE HIT OF ‘YEARS! Dream City and ithe Magic “Knight a & Nictor Herbert: a ae Farkoa, Nadelyir Marshatt,—Will-F Hodge,— Frank Belcher and Joe Weber. rphy made out to hand NEPTUNE Cais {ouldy Disapocaring tn Real Waters ¥. eT h out on by Maurice reat Maria. an old the rink Cort Mrs.F iske yolk BS air and ¥ nist fi 2 He had bis be born, Shain prancing Be punch, Half the iy od, -Corvettjiterally hurled Ay jnack by the welght of Murpliy’s blows cross the corner they fought. It was ihe one fs eof “the ring pyAtter three good preliminaries igh along. Cortett and M peligibed Into the ring with thelr fers and —scto: Both Murphy at once took tas seat bett walked to the rop to do with rooter as Ay ece. estic evans do Nate HENRY ni DRUFE BROAN i i aioe BaSteE ee 4. tis: MATILDA yaa Mat. Dally, play te (etwas left with the bas to hold | fare wD c tract Jumpers {rom ane Ds Tr ne ae i VACLOAUA THEATRE OF Ante arto serve inthe hittle. reformed THURIIG. u) Daily Matinee, $e, 5 iw.organization.Every player who-| SEAMON'S ca Lea sBig sho CHAS. WARNER ina i act piariety a gues and went tothe | | YORVIMUB Ss satay Semtatte= Vat Heit es z SOUTHERN pied < f Be Aas Les t Sond ne IAL HWSO ce ‘Sal FANS Automobile players to raport. to] eNOxt weeks THOSE. SHEA In repericire. i Pitt de dat Neco tea sg aa ar | SQUARE | Ruled Off the Turf eo SNOW | W ‘ow do you understand why the Tri- ity, Man's Broken Promiaa’ ‘Da you k Joa 1 lends AL and | Ki ctoking —witir his wenf-back (0 hls corr “therewith —his—back-—carciessi ard Murphy until the bell rang. =i foys-Fought-Furiousty- Corbett Comes “Back = Hy the pallid, walting Murphy | Lo-everydody's aurpriee Young Core shen Abt = jainful Corbett met {n_mid sCoMeP OUCH On eh Ura eWita, din tht A Sawitt panda se flat il thes Masts ty in the face with his lost, ast Cov- hai ed, He landed, a hard Jett eee at that mo- LU be dhe | Biate League was an organization tat | srea! for ete rug and take {ee DAL DAML le rival cold “NLL MOGULS HONOR F SIWERS, ¥6 Tewith—pisod-on iy tollowed) cautiy wun a shy « Harte y keomed but —treiy sab inie hit tttres—Hr—aHotok pis\manterful marae ecrfully. He Was « ead then and ther 1 byline interval of f ily appreciating the services of P.! Ax a_aort ee ee preliminary to the Cor- ethan held bis own ng blow Dero: des in behalf of organized base. ,dett-Murphy battle, a cook-fght: was | he first indication of Mu ehd back wil }ball, the National Association of t nt- Laurel Cemetery, outside of He Marvellous timdag that made teed feasional Baseball. Lea. tn session | Nc Hadelphia, yesterday’ after- We oi fo Hotel, :noon. WILTON LACKAYE, jarLes air Cort ren 1 wterday—at the Fifth sted Mr. Po: anlzation for a te At the samo time the > of Arbitration of Ure body that adjudicate: tacs Involving ml players, Was re-ele Mes iyersimrst ed his wit Snort teadiy blows deadty—ont elt. 3 President of t ‘One hundred Gothamltes anw the bat: |-—————— mn of four years, |tle, w S arranged a week ago. | M, M, The F en a Brooklyn bird and MANS ner from Boston, tro latter belng re-'| Wil ) and tonal Bonrd | 1t was Association, & the hundreds of ¢ y 61 c1 ons ¢ | ware 80th st BONITA AL ah ndreds of turned the winner after a ten-aiinute | iy ANITA AU: 1 fora four years) Sent +e pre e beat T ining like a A fremont an dares conest pinstantly threw WPaccosé. The clove» ietCorbett'’s-arm so swil pectators it looked ovement of a fh. In one as at his side, cond later it betta faw —_TEORWEY L* yi DRAMA cO” Sunday Att. & Erx.Concerts *hhaltt hein | ler tL SO! ‘OUSA OPERA CONext SecbrPl att bt that Sante GRAND Jos. Cawtrorn Weve |p | 12th, Ladies! Mat, To-day. Avant fr ee Lanceiis Hlth Bohemian Burlesquers. kk sd at rubJe j 3 A WINTER S1O):7 8, IGunday Afi. & Bvg.Concerts Courter, 4 Muse Reto Bt erveraph Others, Re NICHOLAS, Jumbure hy xames, Gelegntes Rixdng after: xames aramatn| x nd everything HACKETT TUNBATRE 42 Ht ee, ie as i ROSE STAHL - wh ee LAD Miner's si aT LESQU ETS +t toda ¥ elo St: genie d JOE ‘HORTIZ DONTE AVENUE. GF ainEa. ancestors ee| PASTORIS NEW. OLD FASINONED THE STUDENT. *KING right asainst “Tom rel Corbett Starts! Kidding. i Rood kK he i round there was It wax Murphy's t his head a skal wax Usk A i OMT RvOUS pull ayolt Co d and 90 CT ROMAN Test weyeusla: bal ile: shi soclation fort mt bunch. ; H ' Ut Tdvid lit eee , i Nucsuiton . Pavimascld wie a (eal ence inutan tly ‘3 . wing atro aid 1 nis league after the San Fran: | poder & Launchmers, Deo Heyer. Thekiwit. | MOBY & LEB. BROW HARIIS , ae aH in Tommy's La tae wR es dospors| tine. Cisco disaster, | Mia Sicbonals, "Moving Pletures &' Others, BROWN, IRENE Leas’ CANDY XiD9,