The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1907, Page 4

[THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1907. STORIES OF SPORTS TOLD BY EXPERTS Not Have Been Controlled as Eyton Was. imaa Who can be “controll came to him a while a merclal proposition.” O'Br Put up$80,000 for would alzo place have the whole ar after a trip to Nevada, and made him a told Jeff that a Nevada promoter Brien and Jeffries. etween $80,000, for lying down and losing the Jeffries's friends and backers. told O' Bien he) there a ee “lett anywhere, £ »e offered I'm out for the midd to ‘become one. @rguments. But I @id wrong, and I'm sorry," says O Urien. Of “cairse, he's sorry. The crovk Who te cuny “ were not afr Dim. Me w ‘under . World,” and + strutted arou fact that he bad. won honors and mone paid to see Rouldn't have made’ iim | A D i | GUNTHER DEFEATS SMITH micsicmahas tna aie Gul SOR AI ¢ rasa @all ti by 46'8 ' SULTS OP YESTERDAY'S GAMES. toa, eeinnd, 6; New: York, 4 a “1 / es » Brovkivn | gasiee At AR agg ‘i deitiee sro potes. ay GAMES SOHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. NEOs RANE prety _ WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF JEFF REFEREED FIGHT? Big Champion Wouldn't Be Mixed Up in Anything Crooked and Could “com- BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK -« RRO BATS Ne Jim + Jeffries, Burns, McCarey, | and O'Brien, it twn't hard to see| why Jeffries wasn’t allowed to ref: —~— ee eree the fight. Jeffries wouldn't be mixed up in anything crooked under; — at any circumstances. ‘A pole egh = SULLIIAN AND KELLY RAW ig view of the latest rtatements by | ton is. Tf settries had = fn t call bets Of Jeff would bave done one of two thing. He would ett have told the manager to go to a t 9 from the previous three warmer climate instanter he neon i nineteenth and twe would baye taken the middle of the for Jack Sullivan's aod, thua giving a| sufti ead Sorca te GS" eauadiaa oe ring bimeelf, announced to the crowd GPW decision after twenty rounde of | Was no chance T MoGiain: Hanyah that there was something crooked {2* 8" A moat - conscientious | or oumatan In muocession. Al bout th bt a th Hgbting ¢ seen in Los Angeles. Both Ww t } Barney Schretber fight and then stepped out m \ perfect dition Woe satan were through the ropes. And explana-/}Wad %ern some talk along the Rigito (ions would bave been bard to make. As it is, Jeffries nus come out with a new story. Jef says that O'Brien O'Brien and the promoter, of course, would make their profits by trimming nay svol purse that may | Ke | ___ FITZSIMMONS STILL HAS HIS OLD PUNCH AND CONFIDENCE 7 PRICING MIDDLE WEIGHTS 4S AS HEASY AS MAKING n ” ne tts SOT Icous Beat vert Now iF LT \ OWON'y BREAt wy ‘Anos on NS 8 Broom’ “EAD + iat Bos HAs? Lost ANY Con F1DENCE™« | T HAepen To KNOW THAT gFITZ STVLL AAS THE PUNCH WESTERNERS HIT THE BOOKS a Nf NETER WAS A SEANY WEIGHT. WHERE WoouLe 1 CARRY SNEIGHT? chat Hi nd be own Ww + morging pal the afternoon. wore of [tle use during the Hugo erday Few could ammer and tongs curacy at the e defy pat Sil eked rll RR Se ace Sart eae atsach \If They date No ® No Misfortunes, BATTER IS OUT EVEN IF THE Race in American League Close — " : the reat su 5 passe sil arse Wea Las ; CATCHER DROPS THIRD STRIKE. |) ana rotty_-Double Header 24% econd bases are occupied and there are not two mi ¢ wirikes out whether the catcher catches the ba ished several years ago to prevent the exec: of the oldest trick in baseball. v the bases full it used to be @ trick Bf the catcher to purposely @rop BY BOZEMAN BULGER ec Naturally every runner on the bases was forced anes erinmtbaring eb thelrehalne tor would touch home plate, forcing out one runner, for Brooklyn. Season, ike on @ batt the eatoh pund the tases by way of third, making a double 9 sary under the circumstances. ‘The rule men- this old catcher’s trick which had many varia- 4 out now nobody ts forced. B. B. NR with ©] Dail club as vou would want ney certainly know how te play as 1 was made to 7 piay re agaressive enough and twokh rape on Chicae At Brooklynean! as Cubs stands, wey presen at it had t Pot GHK EEPSIE N i 4 +f getting ins P The players have | 4 hiaoes oe Se JEFF TO BE THIRD MAN IN RING WVFAALAND WHIPS ! ! ; : : i n 4 w a BY Non cae ty K f : , : : " "O'Brien Wot meine =e Rast “RUBE” WADDELL ROBBED, J rok a # wt Sra cn ee aos sant oF ae bas piteher, re be Papke to Eox Flynn for 8 00 Side Bet i . Sullivan Offers PalmerrAnother Bout . e-weight, tha: i 3 See vn Sat ; she Say Walaat tn ethane |r cant One ae sees i BELMONT. PARK HILLTOP’S PICTURES TO s'stst' se’ ns, fete nay ma] afi Ay in ~ OUTDOOR CARNIVAL OF CAME | BEGIN ON MONDAY. “oe ne rt ie Mee OS ae . f | . Be Given Awa? 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