The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1907, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, — ~ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK Pere Dare Nee “DICK CAN BEAT SHARKEY TAKING (T° SAYS HIS TAANAGER. “STORIES OF SPORTS TOLD BY EXPERTS Tormmnr USING HIS x UPPERCUT Rose Rec Say DICK WEARS A 16 INCH COLLAR, MURPHY MATCHED WITH HYLAND FOR FF ML REFEREE fH DL arrangements for the world's] Crown A. C. Bars Colored Fighters. ‘ lightweight championship battle] Colored fighters bave had the door cloved t : | H Detween Joe Gans and George| om them by another club. Tais time it te f a | the officials af the Crown A. C., of Brook- j Memetc have been completed. The! | plc * i articles of agreement were signed ®t) any of tags. Mai Job: Diver SEGaie pst eursoemestia Wear ne S| ee eek tna senmescaiteneny Joop ret TRAV. AS A GOLF STUDENT | {Amous tn It Some of hia earliest Prec” | ice was on the, public Unka) at en TE excellent golfing performance | Cortlandt Park, altho: not identifi | With the clubs the Kost of ain best of Walter J. Travis in breaking | work, however, Was, over the Oakland At Garden Cit t onthe edee o the ip out of the Stew holes before \ thte course record at Garden City | course, at Baysid | this week has again attracted attention | {144 & house aime | to the marveloud quality of the former | back’ door | international champton. | breaktast. | hile his experience in the last five | ‘Travis astonished the golfing world) oo air vars hus been mostly on fatiah | when he turned in the low-score oar: courses, his carly work was over the oham- | steep stret hes of OF Kland. where he Jat the «reat national amateur pieeb are of On! nd 1e8. and walle his a| Jack Blackburn, the olored fighters, at bie 4 forfelte demanded by those documents) ci) and Olfver- replied, ‘1 wili bave 7 plonahtp at Cleveland, although It was) iis ’noc at his best at that sort of "St £ the West d Prid f have been posted. Jim Jeffries will act| odlored fiahters at the club.” Cimmittedty the classiest rathering In play ne cam often loft a -ahot to perfec: ar or the estan ride of the East) ss rreres, and will receive £1,000 for his| Carroll to Box Connolly and Robineon tht American history of the sport. In- | [lon os witness his escape tion Clenein dently he secured further notice in| the Shrine tour: having perhaps accidently snubbed he won on the thirty-eight: hole from John D, Rockefeller, who had butted tn | iiintae Travers. the present national : for tiferhiatioh Ha chow to do it Just) teur. champion. national charplon- an the star golfer was making & aimoult | mt s won the low. le! shot. | services. The $200 posted by each| sonnny Carroll, the local middie-welght Meet in The Evening World Office | strisin ns mance, aise tic ot So-| wae /matced to tox Bastay Gonna Carey's money. When the fighters en-|the Portland (Me) pusilist, for fifteen and Agree on Terms for Battle. | Siac Starter tociner for wom | op, pegmeceny my wae, futia ar Bex Wednesday night, “wae secured taxi will be handed Jeffries—the first check bimht by Mara Town to idest Jack Robineon, the Chicago fighter, for ten rounds medal fi a record that ne' os Will be ‘duplicated, for no oth layer for Gan's share of the $10,000 purse and|{) {xe main bout at the Deomt ay alenl “Oh, there's a few kicks Jeft In the} can aim at a ceriain. medal score, and old man" is the way Travis puta It-fcome #0 near it as Travia, almply bee caus { his control over mind and od hours have won as many ‘or him as technical ability. Travis is relatively 06, al-|if he 13 stopping at is Measured against. practically all the been matched with Tommy The men will be required to weigh In’ Keyes and Baldwin to Be Matched. Pe riatinertormera Georwe Si Lyon Re other # mate F ween DICK HYLAND hag, the $2,000 Memetc's share Rodinson recently bested Jim Donovan. public every day for a week before the Murphy; the best in the West | contest, which will prevent another Nel-| yt, tree houm Leteene Bat ena ie <| twenty-four hours between Bert x the excepter BEE Gay poe z t t yet fifty veara of axe. | ors duri : é with the best tn the East. son-Herrera flasco, sturdy ex-Gusber! City etter, and Matty Lough Ne we jus bow old he is, for|the siguat’ for him to, felire trom the Here at Inst Tommy will meet one| eats 4 Protegtion tp, the public, Yertries| Mite adr rounds oc the wae hs CON Travia is @ apbinx. Barons Gricardarspmayendiasyamount ways If cny valopa which does! ®t Tate ee took up the sport ten years | perstiasion can deter him of the great little men of his own | 20 look right he will dediare It no con-| A: C. of Brooklyn, oo Aug, 8 This will be a Kicivac'troskiya, So Ata 8, Taig wi be age the had no idea of ever becoming | "115 rule has been to always class, and we will see whether or @ fest six-round dout before Bhackey himself. He did not have a Baldwin to Fight Harry Baker. | 4: ©: four weeks exo. coach to launch him not he {s reall to/th: y pelieves Fay . sf the wonderful lttle| rest Baktwin, the clever licnt ligttweient | Donohue Wants to Meet MoGarry. TOK Lfoechine rather thante estortunes Shter we have thought him. of (ew Engiand, bee finally go on |. ‘Young Donohue,’ the clever Hghtwoight Of co » he was obliged to do & Tommy has whipped many famous |™8t®- His manager, Johnny Mack, last | of Boston, who has defeated. Martin Cancie vor 3 ang by. bimsales take ned ardales of agreement ca! other good scrap 00 3 sav n rocky fighters, but most of them had al- for hints meet Mary ater the Gaittarais | fouta tas “bogun Utiniog et Norcbore, yar obliged to travel gave him feather-wetmht. teen. sotend pect ar- 7 Mas... gaa to L¢ in condiion for any bouts ready begun to slide back. Tommy | new frebting ‘club at Peers, bee: oa watch he maciager, J < bay plained (bitterly because Thesbewan play.) worm for the mocking vird. h ¥ y The imo Sacks ie trying. te “eet r Nay 1 “ “4 only pushed them down the hill a| S°% Rauide. These lade would, Due swith “Amby ste Hiner ing tba tore thes nen tan coloring] * WE Mt Mai dlaplays, auch as reworks, ea Rss seen or Dane tec ot inet the ringaide, These lads should Oliver "to match Donohue with f ‘ltle faster, In Hyland he will meet |, ,2gtwr, exhibition. Ae ther both are Harry, for the Crown A: C. stag “hun | BY BOZEMAN BULGER hag given way to the blackness of] q 01 cfc) bands and marching, meas lini experimental channels, An exaels r, Jobnny M rapid: Hatters, carcien HE Geath knel of the baseball ball player, and it is|1 f une oj . Hi {0 have an that | bad luck to the ball play lent {instance was the long-handled : —= f the greatest Nght-weights in| Canole Won't Box Amby McGarry, |” Russell and Fitzgerald to Battle. oodgelhanibeen pourasds AnATthe | ieaee be moana peer oeaeiea pairectly, mrt greateet “aumoatty that “the tal] cliky Nei which te, played two yaate reworld-=a boy of his Own age and] stanager Johnny Oliver, of the Crown | Another good contest which Johnny Olver] only thing Jett of the uncanny} behind the pinte-t—brings aa fn fea annual Seer thei felie 7 SCPE STH ETT Mot eee 5 greater experiénce—a Ind who is at his vest right now, 4. C., of Brooklyn, Vat night declined off | Bas pracy, that betweag tt | Gelighta is the walking of (he | nome ee oe oo i wan Pitcher Most of these old superstitious Sdeas| titles that could add distinction to: any The terms of the match call for catch weights Morphy wit natu the eix-rourid bout between Martin Canole, | the hard mitting Guencrecte fh meer rds #host, ~ Jack Keenan walked over to the start} are passing and the modern bali player 1 White he has —doubtiess fone — a naturally’ ce Fall River, Maws., and Amby McGarry, | Wile FYtegerald. the “Fighting Harp’ The| Modern baseball | idly driving} and asked a crosa-eyed man to move| thinks them rot. The romance of the| more than others In the way of original nt-welght Ii pounds. He may come a shade the local limhtwelaht. . ted ve agreed to box six rounds at 2 i} DAN ters PIOly, PBT to one side. | came is going like Jt. To-day the ball] research has never gone Into the under it. Hy). n i Peel taraval a4 ext tne prin {ove held lon “Aug 16. "rij | superatition from the game, Another, superstition which still gets| olayer knows that science ts the secret| clouds in theatrical recreations. and 1s Pose s 4 : When Jimmy Britt Ollver coms to the capaluny that ee va sors feuene ome of th berirh pi “Any” Of You Talis ot Ure thirry-thint} many of the-ont-piavers”goata I whis-| of muccess and that luck omens cut no| As a student of the Kame, tn addition posed —before-Tre temo anoan. tothe fignt tans in thle eins. World's camera Britt boased | Taanor 4roind and Terry meekly fell into practical exemplar, his opin= asked on many knotty rge Wagers and im- yey ting on-or-rround-the-benen Whea-a Maurer nity in| BAYER who unconsciously ina to] You never seo a ball player wear ajion is 1 calamity In) whistle, hears tho warning, "Get a:rabbit's foot these days. points Involving im amidah: portant preceden ence beiween physically. M tegres can Fens, cally. Mur er thought that every dir ne calendar would hit - taller, Fisland | the poaltions, | ader across or. i Broader. There's, ardoUBE ° Ry ne encuatiro ny cars: {€{ a man sat on the bench in citixen’s OTR IT GEES tet ek SAT ood Roatbroadestel ; sie things. “Hyland threw —— clothes, Of late, however, several of | Roen Ia cmore important’ than -how he a alxt nt Wn aggressive position, and Tommy the dressed-up article have warmed the doen it. He cares little what people Peet ieee: 2 ut himself into’ the pose of bench and nothing ‘erious has hap-| mmayAaay abou Ub lay mec en ce lisTriae ber when a bi bs 19, 11 foot, ti blocks ‘and coutters. ts Sanne a f who. bl 9 long as he continues to win prises, XUAND and Tommy’ Murphy are|at intone ohow eee Ferry cea oa the part of balfpiayera without «| P¢ned. : so long very much allke in’ other re- ti o“Nelther wanted tobe ar [RMimucaeut) when they ido inot. puti| | ibe, ohe. superstition wiieh .etlcks. te HE indefinite suspens! Elder: earts 4 y like’ th ny indent ea rnin of Eiber-|thelr hearts in the game we do not |the Dasebull player like the butter cake eapmnae ta werdinavecke roti eC Oc eld marks esinning of a| War Dalit pee to t9 the stomach ia Ue presentation of Dock A. C., of ast Tenth street, on |" aMaRE-UP WW Use New York Amer=), oon bait players scene (O-—-rowers Ol this Meld, Two years a0 & | ‘The members aes Brown A. A. were | Monday nl know what is the mature of Elberfeld #| tiora i} ie Hean-Leagne-bal-club- which ta tixble groueh, and-he wii! rotary. at any) cog oe WHS presented tO MO- | vended» pugillotie treat last night.when epeots. Both dodge dissipation. in the instant ac- a———aeatthrer Porm Wor cor tonaccg. Inf: M a was shown. Knowledge of & masier of horaesn ~Clintie, Tyiand’s Jolly T F Tre posing over, Hyland and bh TGraw, an m3 gsseria frnily Disk Hover | shook hands neg soca MA AUTERY to bring about the reeults Grimtn has| fate, he will not ‘be seen al #hort Corl Ccueve It lowt to the Giants the pea-| Dilly Glover, the Boston lght-wolsht, tasted liquer or tobacco and no man} C ily told Ollver'a new funny been seeking for many moons, Fans Loateweine eet Or err ey eet ne tel nant, and Jack Dorman, of this city, met in 0 Me e ae 1 or ometh 5 7 vane ever heard Lim wears’ ire | anther cana reemmally countered with may now understand why the High-| If tt’eomes down to cases he might be of eed, broom, superstition la the dean| the star bout at the Rockaway Clu, Aghter. I've known enthusiastic churc: When Hyland and M Fphy meet ‘axain }tndera lost so many gamea on the | *ld. oun ind kaleken See Nae bocnre eid. | For ten rounds they furnished as fast fears who. awore like. pirates, ‘They | it will be in the ring. ‘The Aght is dated road, | san by au a oP ai | ered an il-omen, to have the umpire, {and pretty a fight as the fans have wit- |the right direction. Hd showe Weren't In Hyland's class, | for Beptember. Hyland ja one of the most manty Lttle | fetlows in the world. You cant meet ap | Manager Grimith talked to me about|termination to take hold of things with efter sweeping the plate, throw, the |reseed at this club, There was never | broom toward the home plate, Som Bot OMMY MURPItY ts undoubtedly the Eierteld suspension inst night, anj/ 68 trot band. and whether be Elter ofthe worst squabblew in baseball have |i idle moment Ip the pattie pon best and most scleitine light- he minced no words in expressing his|tient’ Grimeh le very, good natured, (Mtisen, over, this. Hance the adoption of men ewerelcu) ise f0 the ighiedloy fe whisk broom e umpires. ; ee in. ane barring only — thoughts. we 1s ee he foo ar ance ae “iperteid and Jack Pows!! bettsve that Hronx eres Ht ot rau butt At pion Gane, HO sand ia tye owt “won't have any man on ey clup| things him. Humming mel here "noting for pletures fe tiorst Mind of| Sononueht was" tharg’ af al 1 et ae i . | « another Hyland in the matter of manit-| [nee a Neison came into the Ti, ean rie ‘and ceaerinse | Highlanders; Cleveland pulled beck 1 na eat io dodge the camiera man, and| RNS? she tne es abatel | esa and morality and reticence. You | #nellaht. H % NS 6FAe Clee Se RG jBULradseeerenen teers: ti may meet Tomm)every day in the year |, Lyand has smarkable fgyting verteld waaa't trying. I don't know | ond place by a narrow margin, and from now Pen arat Inning: Her ateriouted 10 to mcbichi hel kepteauce ins youll never hear ht et | record. As an eur he fought for- Jon ¢ have a lively time holdin pd aul never Near jinn jtoast a ty bat len: hae Nultycayens (2%; what he 1a sulking about, but he has! fhiadeiphia ie going alter Chicago with «(the camera, But when he won the! lowed by @ lightning ri knockout “the rest on decialons, sulked for several days and I won't| mallet. game later with a safe hit In the ninth| him the decision. Sgt Frankie Ituwaa MelaRdarertiPUATatetadsinereske Mavic he insisted that that was a natural con-| John Perrel addéd another scalp to fessional. “fi ndione | Dresnahan of tha/sequence and the photograph man did| his belt, He fought six rounds with | Fully 100 cyclists in the metropolitan in fls’class, ye 1 in going to run thie ball club, and nn in) ROE Awure In nto richest wing. | LATE} qfullivan, hd at the end—was | district and” from many out-of-town Neil’ beat I am guing to run it my way, ne new 4 nin ani ack Powell says In his richest Eng-| entitled to the verdict. Cullen, an ts will “0 tein the ten-mile loerteid’s euapension is indefinite | isan lenaus toed Rt abin quards, and he| i yhy oy won't sland for them ‘camegs'| {ase Cromy, fought a draw. Kid Bgan Leh Viale. Gaeo poe ey SO Te . Hy. When he comes around to his senses | . around ma, and there's nothing to It." |and Harry Lutz went to @ draw. mp! y handicap e Te nen te cordeeire tego in dat Mele’ I| Wakefield created lot of fun by his anticn| A new. glove ta also considered bad|Pardello and Kid Cutler met In 9 wreat-|neld at Valley Stream, L, I., to-mor- 18 Dey 8t., Kew York will put him back At short. Until that] on the coaching line. HG) G Rteems manenmateln Chase ui freon which was won by the) row morning at 10.30 o'clock, the start s nan thme he will be off without pay.’ | yen ta dramatta to pought a net Meant wekie atcerorain Greta Hae OLN H, CAHILL, ted againat ‘ h seagon several of the players com-! Glover ts slated to box Johnny Dohan | an De fa this manner without stretching t local fihters Ih i Hioueoomrslinicetaransntie cloner © tel, ‘The event is being promoted by | | May #: 100% 94 Vice-Preatdend truth. Oliver ds Dix and genial—always And madd good: He beat peenieiarrell took a wear on the benen | (oF strone the Empire City Wheelmen under ry P dh i cassis genial. MoClintick is little Young Erienborn in five < Y tg the bench. i 1 -owd Fedhoaded, but very genial for all that, | kn cked out Jack Haley tn five Paundat ene meteyed rorouRUOUey, the double: Sha’ jhe got it, from one the grand | J u ) sanction from the N. F, A. C. SSS ‘ And wound up the evenlax by knocking D¢Rtee, Wien Cea ate : ‘The winner of the race will recoive SPORTING. i O" AVER and MoClintlc met ge- | Out Young Suillvan in tree, Lee eT A month later he Whipped Mart De- tat he takes (o alraighten out things. || prank Delehanty has « very nasty habit , a of latest dealgn and him ‘and talk with him five minutes | without acquiring @ vast amount of re- | ———wpect tor fis quit, unassuming, ClwRnty - Personality } And don't overlook Murpay. He ta Gouble-header from the his best to dodge the camera man, and| with something to sp “Nig! Clark ts thi American League, He |e the first office It was really tntere the two genial manag no newspaper writer manager but ax ‘the genia® Mr, So-and- Bo." An FE newspaperman (they gall tem Journa tland) could fefer to John Oliver and Sam McCiintte nlally apd MeCl! Ue pa cine SPS eeep ae ret y fald Barrell to the writer, “And you] of throwing nie Dat when sttiki {der maki i ane four rounds, f ——— A. G., end sneppard and @ullivan, of the | finish, while the rider making the fast ° : stories while Oliver chuckle en mrs boran fying biguer, | Hyland ea Nabe uaa at a aT OT eo rept taney F frish-Amertcan 0. C. ahoula out ul) i grins (@Bt time over the course wil! receive a 4 TI ton “J. Ryland and sturpty, contented to let sen and knocked out Young GLU) oa ty no maior how severe {he | (0 see & broken | The Brewers’ Association will Hold Me) os dee Ne oT arcaltegints | $20 phonograph. In addition, —elgh< 4 Per respective managers tat poste He lost ts measures are out Jat ag Hughey Jen FoR be elu, us anny wames at Calta Park vosmorray form. és pair of tires and fifteen other valuable Coolest. |! ing and story-telling. mpron in Loa Angeles on a myweil, Wis Ing, toleetond bs i Weaines| DReremarenPOmenm eg mens nthe. Tete, rizes have been donated, making a t Aroune pen ene ater eo met, Eddie Mantonvin 1 aand. oy fn everything and it was just_@ bare glimpse EUR ESE ng weight recorda may fall, but there| The absence of schoolboy races’ ls noticed | P! s st ace heed @ party arr . -Kvibe—AWay several has done. V for mistakes! the Promised 2h TEillty og thelr being al, [from the big meets, It seems more ‘natural | total of twenty-five prises, Now Xeek, frurely produce on: welght, and knocked him Sees — will be no possibility of thelr belng al: | 1.0 the boys should run inthe fresh air on | Post entries will be received up to SIX ON MONWE RACES Ate fights ever fought Between xinall rteen rol as. A month and lowed, aa the gamey will’ pot be held outdoor, trecka than in the armortes. fome| time of tart, and riders will be nandi- _ EVERY WEEX DAY AT 2.008. Mh Sh RU ited Dire rounds, “Billy Mnucane tell STANDING OF THE CLUBS. under the A. A. U. rules, “Bob Hallen, | of the high-school boxe would make the Pe! capped accordingly, | RACING INFORMATION, co-operative plan, Peet tea TE Allon in the third AMERICAN LEAGUE. { NATIONAL LEAGUE. who {# matched against Snrubb, will| ~ paktiee Pormission has been granted to thu; pov May, Bea Butler, Jockey fred piers F h j ". ft , ; Mer Tom Day. ot any. other sti an er rs ¢ PARIEe Cod neni vine ee se Fork. $1 tome «eo Hia|neottiyn : Fun Ui sey ere reoees “The Armagh Aesoctation will hold a eet |New York State Division of the Cen- 5 Boe, Gay at $3 par wireie JORETE Sdurive Jangusge, Neliner promised tu (Sr \ing yea “Cousin Jacks Hite father New ork. .t swage Mauvew (Pil eeen hasl etfered’ to at Coltia Park to-day, The draw |tury Road Club of America from the| HENRY: 160 Nassau at. room O12 ur t u b tacit way born in. Cornwe sburg..t qivy ils year's chainplonaiip trophy t) the | ts Limerick va, Galway and Waterford va.|munloipal authoritlea to again run the | qimmmmme —~ (Pidla'pbia. 45, place of Bob § Trish Counties’ Athiets, Union: Judge Breen looked at the other with respectful ad- And yet y t ‘These match games are cha:rrlon: | famous Coney Island Cycle Pati race (was born in G : wtfigate at the ciare Club's ganies. in | Sears it wan born tn RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. EY a Ca Maratea aie sa tine eeaynea iniuet Wet ne Ee Lat Mes CAG CET EERE ATCLET POnROPIA EE cavaha ork. first gu cs post Frooklyn. | Clue, bory' took the: Judre's, heart eoentiy. | fr, tie texte mil Tose Telr” pincer [nthe Oe eee arn day ton detat wo yearn Glevelant: Ti New Fork § Fame. Honicn. for he hurled when a boy in Clare. Wenohy i There, will 04 ney Mo Det on tot IR KIRE a AEN AMO WO! Seely we Stow, 41, Detrolt rn men will burl Kings County to-morrow, t nts held and a dancing compe: | in an of thls CATAGIE FACS in tw b anya, Aieshernes,indacemenens, ALLE rsa caaci, irritations os ulosratlons ‘of macone mart 4; Chicago, 8. Alter the ames ] Waahington, olnh ma =a years tho C. BR. C, ladelphia gar Rheppard la reeling off naif hitea fi leo. | c rounds-—}a Ww : Sea, remularty at Callie Park | Manhattan uthictos will invade the, Hands with the Empirc out a wring! i CETny anbal Wesel sn vll eiay y promaung the same, Ent COOKE te bers GAMES £ ULED FOR TO-DAY. Martin #hert4an hae a very pecullar style Caichistadleracontis Jane urom otis: Le akeee Hyland s and at w York. New York at Cincinnatl, Se Siady ng. He’ throws the wer ras) committees from both alloped’ ato thelr A pp : sos Bostehy PANTO Ay cine oth Mech oral all Dra ape morking ‘hard, to onal Pa ‘ore the camera. raaskell BA tes Bote ora Rese At Fadel phta os s nipebeth (OF prises trom the manutactirers In tro Aghiers pose one usually Leegue Parte 3 Ys Anse val Chrvctonsa, Oot a trotgecs’ end debcichs ef Ga tow York gilehtl "Ha eeriges EP wm AES eunoort of the race.