The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1907, Page 8

UP TO DATE AND NEWSY. WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8&8, 1907. _ WHY SHOULD GANS — AGREE TO FORFEIT | $2,500 TO BRITT? Willus, the Brother-Manager, Insists ‘That Champion Give James Ed- ward Bonus if.He Loses in F ight With Memsic. | oT has remained for Willus Britt, + I brother-manager of James, to jn. vent something new tn the roatch- Ing line, Willus has induced Cham: pion Gand to sign articles in which one of the clauses makes Gans for- feit the sum‘of $2,600 to Jimmy Britt if Gans loses his coming fight with Memsic tn Los Angeles. This is one of the funniest conces- lid he make it? That's a puzzle. Naturally, Britt {s the anxious one in this Britt-Gans match. Gans has the title and Britt wants It. So why should Gans agree to forfeit $2,500 to Britt if he loses to Memsic and so spoils the 3ritt-Gans maich? Gans is “jn a position to demanr concensions, Britt tent. ; “Is Joseph so cocksure of dvfenting Meinsic that he docsn tisk worth mentioning? Or is the forfeit clause merely @ to make the Britt-Gans match jdook in deadly earnest? CORRESPONDENT who wishes to convince me that Nolaon wasn't whipved by Britt Mu argument ‘on the followin: “Jeny Lind sang befor a audience of 000 the firat night she apered in the castle garden. Ole Bull is the only Fmusican (violin) that ever got a geld crown for his services. We also have Opertunity to see the late Henry Ib- jens plays. Richard Mansfield was born on Heligoland formerly of Deo- fark wt that time. Qhristine Nilaon ‘was famous she is In Paris now. All ae familiar with Hans An- Hdersons story book, Shakespere might ‘Dane be lived much in Den- immark, Thorwaldson (sculptor) was in ichael Angelos oles: Carl vonLin- aesus wax King of Botany. Moltke (Was Biamarck'as brain, but. Bismarck was genuine Prussian. The great- ‘est rulers of royalty {n the World has Danish blood in thelr veins. John (Ericson the great genius inginer “maker of, Monitor the first modern ‘ironcladd’ Invented ‘propellers’ and ateam ingins. Senator Knute Nelson, Governor Lind and Governor’ Johnson: “sMinnesota. Honer. © owe that le they, ‘worth Honor but very seldom get it =U, PETERSON,” ‘Mi PETERSON goes on with a story of the world from the ho, time of the earliest nes, it appears, had a regular Nelson habit of butting In everywhere, n..to..haye taken champlonshtps. "t think the | son, espectaily the line that discovers | where Mr. Mansfield got his ‘“‘wallop.” ” didn't beat Nelson. Britt ts Irish. to balance it wouldn't & lst of famous Irishmen your let of famous Danes, be necessary to go outside of America to gyher it. H about Martin Sheridan, or John or Melvin Sheppard, or Horgan, or Matt McGrath, ec? i How about Patrick Henry, whose “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death” will itve as long as the world insta? How about that Gen. Sheridan, whose ride to Winchester is made famous in in the land? How about the great John L. Bulll- yan, when ycu come down to fighting men? Or Peter Maher, or Jim Corbett, or Terry McGovern, or any one of a hundred others who drew their fighting | spirit from the “auld sod?” Fighting, Mr. Peterson, isn't @ matter of race or nationalty. Hebrews, Ital- fans, Greeks, Mexic Swedes, Danes, | Iriah, English, Austraians, Frenchmen and many others have become famous fn the ring. And no doubt they all had illustrious countrymen, Nai They away from the Britons, French, Rom-/ son's fault. He did the best he could. fans, Greeks, Spaniards, Africans and, He has done enough of great fghting | “(tn hte time, and, like all fist fighters, “American Indians All this fs sry fnteresting, Mr. he has at jast come to the end of his Peter-| brilliance in the ring. That's all, sions ever made by a champion. Why | But even a Mst of the famous Danes; of history furnishes no-proof that Britt / If it were only necessary to make out | verse that ls quoted by every schoolboy | eo of them think with their feet, but nen 3. ry Gat retting preys walls tt every: ny & Prienger’a Grea! Shaws jonn Anderson, the heavy-w a aol ; hitter of washington, who retired, the The Ham Trev, Tints on fale | other day after the Interest on is; money. me performed. the , wai rather remarkable trick of slealing secs | | CRITERION Petri athletes boat Nelson. It wasn't Nel- | THE BASEBALL SITUATION ‘AT A GLANCE. Pouzzre PICTURE: ; FIND THE GIANTS GRIFFO CAST OFFS MAKE GOOD [is hitting’ the ball at a clip that makes | AS ELBERFELD PICTURES His RETURNS) STINGER STUNG BY HURLEY us yearn for his return to the tragio ot eee bout BY BOZEMAN RULGER. | 4apga on she Hilltop and be on of us. | PadarawomGrerred tice? HE appearance of Joe Yeager in &}man service for the Champion White | WO human gamecocks and Bobble i than the a up at one time as to be a mana All these used to be Highlanders. <2 and on the diamond they are forcing St. Louls uniform, slamming the Sox, ge thelr poet are liable to hold ue stronger out for many jays to come, Tom he ne Sha ai ee eae bring Stagnon happen 20" bx ne of the. bert Hp in ts Ce 0 mini © sorrowful fact, gentle | pitchers In the league. k Powell and | Reeser et ~ —_ | reader, that the Highlanders now have! Harry Howell both able to win a who is being touted as a near- J KEIi , | an excellent ball #ib scattered through- | PK peroeninge of their games from iBts and an almost-Nelson, got u & PROCTOR S | z ci 1 Is holding his own i or "Kid": Stinge: : Rec the American League, There are /with Cleveland. Frank Delahanty hai declsloni over id Stine { TM way. FIFTH AVF, CO. i Jurt an even nine of discarded Hill- not started any fancy blaze with Cle hundred Passaic followers SAV “'Theli > |‘toppera Going service in the various land, for the reason tHat he has teken howling derv’ and as many wops St Sem clubs of the Ban Johnson association, mlsneralouieoeninaiceren tibia ty from the ea Were made™ quite EVandeccurtaied #8 and every one of them ts draning his Uneinub Jn one of the mainstays of the Se far Su SaRCUAN : f joaton club, a 1 7 stipend as regutarly ae the cheat walics, elu! nd_he even got ao fa | ever, Liy NOBLES, | thedr namee into the headlines. | oie. we ad Sahn, Dougherty, Dela- ANOMMLE ai That sounds rather strong, but it's hanty, Ungiaud and anderson to assist Nilietzolanbatend WAXBURN ED! so, and that’s sufficient. Could Grimth |18 the Aiding there, days, and Hughes, | that markn. the ZARROW. TKIO, Tate bani AR Powell, Howell and Carkson to gtve ‘ 3 THE KRATOD fe bac! ese discarded tossers and jus a hand in pitching we could etir _LESL pick a new club therefrom he would |up quite a nolse on the hill couldn't | come dangerously near getting a winner. | ¥&? ; he sea It all goes to show that we never can |..We didn't mention McGuire, for the § pany Mat! 10-25 reason that he was about all in as a player, and {t was nothing more than right that Grimth should give him the chance to become a manager if the op- tell. The dub in New York may polish Uke a diamond in St. Louls, and the player. kicked. out of Chicago may de- HARLEM Spuioe $50 Mts WINDEMERE'S FAN" DiyMati5-20e. & velop into @ satellite around Manhattan portunity offere He is getting to Inle. jome manager at that. | ne Sy But look at the lst that Grimth hae — ahd “Hurley bad P AERIAL GARDENS °% handed the can in the past three or! 4 young lady writer ase tm afl sor Ae four years and seo what you think about |jousnees, “Why lan batter out when the Sammy latmant, of the We, | GEO. M, COHAN in” It. und mplonship of E J, ome or Dougherty, Tom, Hust cack Pomel Sal Peas him to feat basa! Our anewer un Wrote aemi-wind-up.” Kel- | )ARDIN dePARIS fob Noa oe faea Harry Howell, Frank Delahanty, Holy sycing Ghateiéupee, Ie ramming set thee Haven es Pal r. His 3 4g pene et ele Catenin nae guleseaietiry winters Gg Any” ore) foal “Tine ‘wwn "a draw. in the “FOLLIES FI Bome of these, we must admit, would ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 14 fEATH NDA min the Suburban Handicap, and MoINTYRE & HEA the United hotels has be w ond with the bases full jaying o haw ae a) to the post to-morrow it will) be at his pest to win, for these t FINE BROTH OF A LAD 15 PAT and the was Pat wearing the way Irish colors, Knocked out his men Pat 8 He engaged him HURE Pat o'Keofe—and divil al wondlier to Charles. better name ever graced the an-/ On the spot. Now Pat will be anced 10 : tary hotethe vould mets et such good men as Joe Toma cestral histry of the ould dart icstseuchegoods menses Osa a fighter born and bred and as fine #) heing a geatine Irish fighter te young man as ever faced an ay and. inher ¢ he SMI knock sary or on inimy in the ring or ous! lnddlbucks jn amiand, Sam Lang of it, And tho Height of him! and the esd eats Seek atitasleyD inurcies of him! Why the Cardi gindt| other side, and th Shr couldn't cast = shadow where Pat) Pa! ls a aie broth, j with a poke Siete mice-an eel pase.0n Jeffries couldn So Pat Is Onicerfe-rmnidomselke en ets Silk el Gam, ad ell be realy to sun at day and {He™moon at Ulinkht attherdrop otitt 2 My oh my! b broth of a lad is he with his alx feet and shoulders | Kaufmann Wants a Go with a waisl-| Pilly Delaney. the trainer says Al Kauf 4s broad as a stove land could] ™mann challenged the winner of the Burns line that any lady In tie aay ohallenaed han winner sty ISA sus woWell be proud of And Pat is comng ENsarad trortn Bunks mann wo: id to thia counthree to me i than An fi hed up Boxing in Chicago. Roxing bouts ere to be permitted FORT ERIE ENTRIES. A pllig yards of bis h fath an and uid) fied -aCK, Ontarto lend for could row and: box father wak reg Amen indeed, 1 lon) Mar Keate hh Lady “Bal NATIONAL LEAGUE. 1 w Ho 44 aN a Tarula Wash'tor St RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, Louis at ean) at CARI ate T eat Chica go. Lauls t Rt Vi aote by keoring from Arstton a. ay | be with th jction that Coll | taprovea wonderfully, und U fame by scoring from frst”on a fly F Dew e conviction that Colin can erfully, und © te fhe outheld while with, the High: | RY T. 0. PIPER. wn Tdeaeste nip alg trode abu feearvedaa"te one onde: nde nat ble pl . ine ere cle and Chapultepec are. the two colt, ta: tomes dander Ara inetrun did not count: crust HE running of the Special st Bara-|\carcolds which Con. will to reali feat to-mor-ow. ‘Colin will Ko to th Ot be permitted to detmet from. the toga on Saturday will be an in| niostamp” ‘The other entr A: | post favorite at any rate, and thousands the Pesan any degree. for in the force: spiring occaston for turtmen and|!n@ 10 experts, appear to have will be wagered on his : the Funnl ne Sea ane resort arr Onibn pie 5 Finer eat | uange. ‘though thelr owners are Society will be on hand in gr Not fewer aa anRuAge of Mi rh vere of the thoroughbred who will onfident, as shown by thelr willings tcgrect the winner, no matter be he | best dr and the weal Cer cert on ene are er piaat Datwaer bo TMC Ub Mint eo ucsaae aT Meee eed amore anual aAliabeT. oF the on oe nen. ant some en REN UN AG ARTE RIVARI KER Ca IAT saeee aids in the country. | (ee But in Uncle and Chaultepec Colin | company, which will rirtve for the grea ae | Browns he has beer given a segular | the best two-yea! * s0 as formidable adversaries, and he mus! r of being home first natan tens Hit, [obra Tad “trom ft ity £2 uae | “tye. spevtat in a prebude, In fact, to Cees PlsjArmejias ilaneoe jaroUna; (he) PAGING te aruturity, (the| winner, of) wnienid € JOTNNON te oa Oa PROBABLE STARTERS IN oa ws ST La 8 IO SARATOGA ENTRIES. sae ato Ke Hpecial ia the AAEM A i Dry ‘CASINO 7 Mat BA FASCINATING FLORA THE SARATOGA SPECIAL stakes BARATOGA RACE TRACK, Aug. 5§. stables, and feaeh —The entries for to-morrow’s races here | thre tis a Vaport aters of the be: O'KEEFE--PUG a _ llowed to 8 are as follow: Myeurolds, paying $100 to start. |" Pins Ce we mare; all ague; bam Probable Probable |) rie! EO Y Rae 2190 sth, in Chicago this winter. Mayor Busse has The NK ABROC Me pre- | {IAPs Hx, furlongs H Odds. ia THE lou tothe is) pre Ria Horse Weight. Jockey. xiven certain fight promoters his word that|@ gold trophy \ ps annersibect har 123 2 34 Do fone HID, | Mas sat 238, he wit allow them to puil ‘off alx-round ad toithe wien ray posted) wulohi| Grin i? [ Uncle... Dugan. 31] bouts, but that there must not be any clash bend urd bout | — Chulita , ( K ». ain... 10 to hold these with hia stable-| | BND RACE-—Thyee year-olds; selling; || King Cobalt. - McDaniel 8 — ‘anywhere near the/ one ile | Ch Hennessy. 5 Interest In This Go, owludared champion | a ae jay | Ces epee pense y q ‘Brighton Beach Race Track : iis Kaston eckon adtke.. Willie LewleJack Rob fa for that * c H a Hated for & of the Dry Dock A. ©. on Mirpjee During. the. trans. HW cottn | Friday | & Saturde y, Aug. 9 &10 nee | Kon ail, Roberta, i Stin he was subjected to| Monday night ts the taik of the east ede of of | aris : town. , Lewis has always been their fixntine draughts, which brought on a courting) , Besom.. Notter.... ies Tit for this there would now be Cowal itok-—and. Jpaubh a toko the-wininer-ot-thec erent |] cohort : Hany TT ee ree ete {fouter Brant. SeeereMarthicss | non jay. but if Rowe Lady Carolina Il.. Nicol. FREE VAUDEVILLE. DREAMLAND No. 116. .Knapp + Bruss Ben Fleet Burgher. THIRD RACE—Five and r-olde INDEXEO Aug. 8 “ae epi Garner : ibs Toate ce a AMUSEMENTS. BRIGHTON BEACH PARK re “HAMMERSTEIN’S 1 | fn 1.02.1-5, breeaing, Is mm ARTHUR PRINCE ‘FAMOUS 101 RANCH | | MILLE. FOUGERE, 1 to x Wortd, ep as GARDENS. Mt. ese THIETES, 24) AAS ccros exer tn te] onli Ets, (UMEOUCER Pan's Fireworks, 8.80 P.M. 0 are all that could be de ired 108 GRATELE-Five furlongs in 1.61 | wo | | AND— SHEKLA, SPECTACLE, SIMRIDAN'R RIDE, | morning workouts co} b yuitndily. | Never better | | Oo MATINEE DAILY, } wiii2d00 Conjurer, The. best Ho MASQUBRADE—Four furlongs in ies DOWNSTAIRS IN } Phantoree RASHO| re NATION'S PLAYGROUND, -Six furl he CRUT—8ix furlongs. tn 16, all out. ior ao | nme Le se are yicnever act n pany w Olin, 90, fart, 4 Avalon WAI ae Re! sp Uianauy. eee atar so pn Finch Ais E sz Animaja: ‘A DIME AB BIG AB A DOLLAR. SHEN CnliF-Five longs in |113 COT x furiongs In 1048-5, Tis Rideman ./.. st : Ha Quartz my ~ ot e ec ie 3-8 handily, Should. w sooh. driving, Seemed to be loafing all] FTTH RACE Three ear-olde ‘und up. | aa ey po | Mat Saturday, Great Human Roulette Wheel, ANE Pour furlongs | yn yednrondys | mard peng one ale rewalnteanibe, | 33 Ge fa hs cae : Nex STEEPLECHASE PARK apeditocan SSIx\ furloy n Welrteon Ih anh Mobite Ne Great Fs . YGLASD—Fot duel out, Har apecd, but} Pepe ti 108 eerApprentice mliow ange, | | us _SUUM Was 25 Attractions for 25 Cente, i Seven furlongs In} Lex. ay Mat. Saturday Tine better than [4 RAND. One mile in WEIS, al] : SPORTING. SPORTING. W sede he te oe an it BEATHE Ronse I 3, Corgetty, ieee js n [1 CALLAVANT.One mile and a fur-| ES |-— WM Ga Hoghn, Joe Hart's Fireermehare Very nic tn eezine “Ife 1 trendy Nicho Jen, W. dca. ‘30 oT yreexzing. | i) D' 4 pe \ i Pras Free Gouyantra, TOL RB RNI y ————_— | { Concerts ett fiard ide Iva. Battery 103 eh 1, sei. | - Lincoln 8 —LAWR baty—six tur), AT EMPIRE TRACK | ; i BLANEY 'S bins, iter, 2, BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, \ euCaatinacarworsd | a ALL MATS.| “LITTLE JOHNNY JONES! jougs in 0.83 265, NIN Al DetwWeen tne hours of & and: § there 2Q Bway & J0th|Ev'gs at 8 woat—hin- ‘ ne most notable mo de! nH VINEO « BVB, eer ae seaera ay eras mont notable aiporaskmnds, BETWEEN YONKERS AND MT, VERNON zeal NE rue PLACE # 7111, GIRL Ang during. the fl iin werk as Apert HONNIBD BEY, three-elghtha tn 0.38, | TER in KibApran In 1003-5] 73 DON HAMPTON, three-quartera in BE IN Y Madison Square Root Garden}, fo" };.*' WILL H.VETTER phot EV ENGE, sundi fn Poe s ally Matinees % raven ur, HAWK, three-quart-ra tn The Maid & the Millionaire epee { Bventngs 15, 25 85 and She is very if qual ny ARITTEF ive furlongs in 1.02 NPPEE, one-quarter in 020. | SIX RACES BACH DAY. — FIRST RACE 2.30 P.M. BAND CONCERTS. f ATLANTIC 0; sheckleang” hd ativan Reg MENANDWOMER, andily. A nice MAR AL, three-quarters in a | The Chambray: rd & Wataon, alin 1.18. hal i 6 * Jie ngmiaaten® Je eae 1 GR rar reece ee | HOW TO GET THERE Antereony itl, »Neschert aPorehoat | s Sand we fur | § NEW GARTER, three-qnarters tn Spectal from Grand Central, Lex, Ave., 1204, 12,40, 1,12, 1.30 P.M, From | NIMS Ae FLAY Uelveni AS C i “YN S, seven furlongs tn! 1.2: 125th St. 10 minutes later and 1.21 P.M. for Woodlawn Station (Saturdays a ee aera ey Y DANCE, seven furlongs inf only}. All “L roads connect with trolley direct to track. Fare, 8c. Sub- 1 > ae Kn vino way to 149th amd 181st streets, thence by trolle! All Bronx trolleys HEA.Ag 6th J ay, 16 & 250. Mat, To-da: RUGSHLL-Six furlo ad in SMa ee ee Qe to track. Yi te Agta st. y Toc, Big Show. handily He te very Baseball, To-der, 4 F. M,—Amertoan 3 “es sae ey y Lone, 7° Garton League Park, N, XY, Amer, va. 81, tee Nights $cHonus ii aCnER