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<————lepe, or the referee colinted a little too know. In any case O'Keefe started up djust in time to hear the referee cry “out.” He walked reluctantly to his cor- hhe wasn't even dazed. ““E didn’t ‘urt ‘it_me on the ‘ead.’ they work into golf balis. suddenly, shot his right across with a lurching follow of nis whole body. |of California, has Just been siened ui That smash caught O'Keefe squarely | {nother on the chin. I think it would have) A, ©. Kocke/l out almost any other fighter of his size in the busines: and took nine second the count. he got up, and tothe aston- fahment of the srowd showed little e! fect of the punch. He wont after| jen Orleans to Have 20-Round Bouts for Willie's body and jaw, Although his blows landed they wes enough to do any damage. cau punched back, turned and fell. Again the count. As soon as he was up he ‘went after Lewls again with an obstl- mate air. He rushed Lewts to the} New Club to Hold Bouts Here. ropes, where Willle danced sw tapped lightly had another Mttle bur he iste for ening p the ght on bis chin time O'Keefe f “one Knee dnd ste while the referee was ay Pennsylvania ca ing rounds of of the at the rooms of Ub this city. yesterday mor noon, The Corn tity had net ‘the represen' came to the scrately in good time and plage fn the meetin: Smal champion. and wonder,” were pastens United States, arri Chrtatinats. Lurain, Tithe wresiiine 0 “Btatex ino yeare ture it the ar hell. of Yale. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, “DECEMBER 27,° 1907 UP TO DATE AND NEWSY. LEWIS WINS FROM IRISH CHAMPION __ IN FIRST ROUN O'Keefe Counted: Out by After Being Floored Three limes from Right-Hand Smashes : to the Jaw. Ls ing and weeping along boulevards cf that dear Paree. O'Keefe, champion of England, Acre A. C. last night. where Lewii ing to hear the tall end of the count before getting Referee HPPE ts woe Sn all th little! Briti:h Islands; there is wall- ~~ land and France, to quote from Man-| ager Charley Harvey, was counted | out after about two minutes of fight ing with Willie Lewis at the Long) When I say that Patrick was! counted out I don’t inean that he was) actually knocked out. Nothing like that. Pat was quite calm and con-| scious when the count was finished. He didn’t eyen seem to be dazed. He was kneeling on the spot] Jast right hand punch had dropped him, stolidly wait- up to fight] Gain, just as he had already waited three times during the,two-min- GHEN O'neteE aot UP EFRON AX KNOCKDOWN HE WERT “RIGHT To Wore AGAIN, Ro RINGSICE — OKEeEFE WAS Heavy To Get uP Pid HES FINAL COUNT, Bur (ANEOG®) - BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK. De | ccsb ethan AT THE LONG ACRE CLUB STAG LAST NIGHT Famous. Quarterback Is _ to, row ta tn Lewis MNocrED OKeere - FLAT WiTM Tete FIRST Riguy He PUT ovER. mous selection for that position on the ‘te interval. But whether O'Keefe’s. ears were ringing fram Willie's wal- repidly for his understanding, I don't his head obstinately and inalgting that BY JOHN aig Roane me.” explained! O'Keefe. “Why, ‘e only lee has joined t {ite and {s amaisting the “Watch shows that Mr. O'Keefe's head is probably made of the same material Neleon and Attell box every day, N what fighting wan done Lewis en- “trely outclassed O'Keefe, and al- clamor for admitiance to A ney enter ‘They made a fine looking pair of}test, and by the time heavyweights when they entered the|ring here will be thousands of dollars ring. It is a fair guess that Lewis!more put up on the bout. It has Just Welghed 165 or so, and that O'Keefe Wasnt a pound lighter. O'Keefe went right at Willie when tween thom for referee.ng the bout. the fight began. For a moment it Flynn to Fight Barry Jan. 17. looked good. Then Willie Jabbed three! or four times, danced a little bit, and! fixhting so well since he placed We-witt meet Jim Bai at the next snow of the f Los Angeles. Cal. on Jan. | Memsic Has Finally Got On peoree! Memelc, the lightweight of as j another. But Pat's | golf ball head saved’ him. He dropped | Pen Mon: Tahtwreleot, pases Veveley Listening OE ep ater at Los Angeles,” Cal. on night 0 | Memete. Lewis, punching away with both hands | The fx Willle | down there. O'Keefe Seeidedin 8 pt him wit another ng ade by n effort ts being the sport to incre: nany years ag, and many wern decided there. f [portant fens Ay and) Another new club has be with nix Jeft until hel ance to shoot the right stage It in the Washington Hetghts A. to the tip of Pat's chin. Noue, at N: haye beet ringing a| the Boston. Mgntwelent. six reunde. take place. Cormetion Made for Johnny Dwyer. | At the stag of the Long Acre A right a collection was-taken up for Johnny ATTIING NELSON, the Fighting camp of Abe ehamplon_to_prepare for tis coming championship fight with Owen Moran. fo j be ‘able to ever fight again. Such @ popular favorite with the local box: ing tne that they eave Up generous wat was pamed around, It { at Dwyer wil recover and be able | to bow again. Thamason to Box “Young Donohue. “Cyelone Johnpy*’ Thompson, mreet Alt with the fignt fans of orton | and. CRelewa, Muss, will thelr three-round bout ix such a. slus- ging contest that Lundreda of fxnt fans! tell's quar- though there may be some -question/ tory fori the purpose of seeing them In as to whether O'Keefe should have been|inair cigah with the Kloves counted out or not, there ts little doubt!’ artelt In still the favorite In the bet~ that Lowis would have trimmed him| ting. his friends offering odds of & to 4 quickly if the fight tad gone on. Patlon his chances. Considerable money couldn't see that right until it landed.|nas already fren wagered on the con- Jeaked out that Attell and Moran will have to pay Jim Jeftries the $1,000 de- Jim Fiynn, of Pueblo; Col., who has been himself finally landed a bout, He hi lub, which wilt! d y Hilly Glover has been after McGarr 3 “4 flmating | a7 Bey Wnhols’ bee. Reon, fie If ‘Marto refuses the Boston boy wil’ meet in god form in the West for over a year, but has never met as good a flehter as) nk ame. will soon be In i) | nourteni ing condition again at New Orleans | hard] pouts are being pulled off twice a month das a fifteen-round go, was! Bernard Parish only jast’ Sat the nam nia of bouts from. fifteen ands. New Orleans was a. gre: rkanized for purpose of pulling offtlweekly boxing O'Keefe went and will hold te initial show: in its club: ‘Amateriam avenue, down for the third time Hix guttal Nt Ytary afternoon. “Young Dononue,. percha head may meet Harry NELSON TRAINING ABE Ciiemareen’ | ATTELL FOR MORAN GO to the floor outside of tne ring, and marched to his dressing-room shaking Berowes. of Baltimore, jn the main bout of Four other good bouts will also ; Little _fihter that clty next month consented to meet “Young Donohue, Nehtwelkht, of Hoaton, before the Armory A. after the MeFarland-Murphy content, Langford Scares Both Suillivans. am Langford Is another colored fighter who Is having troubli. Bam gave * Jand Jim Barry wuc! K_and offered to stop both ef them, “Twins! refused to accept the defi. McGarry and Marto May Battle. Amby McGarry and Johony Marto, "| 3ocal Mghtwetghts, will probably be engaged | by Manager Mike Newman, of th to tty conclusions In the main at the next stag of the | e off on Thurs’ mt | round Stanton Is in Milwaukee. er Stanton, the California town after Jj fad matched ‘him with Sallor Burk and has tssued | the—winher of the. tetie At Pape and who suddenly te of ther, afident tha “at MeFariand , money. on ht RAM for the ex aes Yale for 198. Captain Bigelow, who ted the Blue warriera this season, was selected for) | Katire lock, uth Av. 48d-44t MORE ATHLETES ARE OUT AGAINST HALPIN pang. Vl not take the chance of being oh | sulted ‘and “Ballied by him next su While Sheppard was not a m last year's team {t was not because of his inability co mak under suspension by the A. A ALCOTT WON AIM Gf0 COL N EASY STYLE — tween Moran and Attell at Colma, Cal, ew Year's afternoon. Haryey received last night to be present at the battle be: FOUR |... | WINTER | ARTEX SHERIDAN member of American twam of last year who will refuse to gv to London cn a» team Halpin. Several other ath- dgainst Halpin, no circumstances wil! telegram from Matchins ‘ninosiay asking him to evra? am hes felt, entirtied toes fost better pleased it he was there. | Harvey intends. to Shanes okoreiting the Ele managed hy nd $81.45 WAN RUbscrtbed hia bed and may nx | pear ane While his American fe letes were winning glory Fras Felnstated and since then has been 00d. standin they wo under his 2 to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Cole, of Trenton, proved no match tor Broadway. A. C. o former champton r of five of the alx rounds. | was tho aggressor at nearly and in the second round} the knocked Colgyglown with a hook on the and had George bleeding from the mouth In the fifth and sixth round After the fourth round Cole held re- also danced around the Eaton, of Boston, the gworld’ sixty-yard flyer. | but expressed much. -|don before I'd eo under his charge,” he | Joe WOE) “ta awim to Lon- ces Of the Americans sc who made | jing the bet Eaton 1s one of the fastest sprinters the: country |the Boston Athletic considered by exper second to none of beating the best men fn the world in the short dashes: Melyin | Sheppard, ¢| phatically declared they trtort to KO abroad if Ialphi nanage be seen in action Union Sq. Suu'ient, vine oh’ Swe || BE ANGRLN) THE GAY WHITE WAY to have a ch: ———.—.__.- | POLO A. A. STAG TO-NIGHT. tam Btock Co, TER OWN WAY [Dail Harlam Steck Co fat ah JONES CHOSEN TO COACH YALE’S ELEVEN | the position, announced his | Tetirement ¢, jetics. Ho will not crew next season, Tat-Jonea graduates next June, but (Heb Nise Greets 2 nae GAS ae im ee = ¥. MC. A. of the Shettield Scientia , Football Squad. School. While not eligible to the eleven . Jones could coach the football equad his other ut Ire es j without “interfering w: AD JONES, the great quarterback of aale eleven this season and who was almost the unant- AMUSEMENTS. = ene ~*~” HIPPODROME Dally Ma Hest seats §) ves 3 = eas «HOME OF HOLIDAY MAKERS. alifornia. Ppxlrome’s Greatest: Achievement, Harvey Leaves for C, eee | Svectaclo—Cireu: le Comed yet Charley Harvey, manager of Owen Moran. | Crowning Tr Gorgeous Stage the English fighter, left for San’ Francleco|/ Pictures and Beautt{nl Mallet (SEASONS| Hallet CARNIVAL , Marceline, ‘hart Funniest Mas. i CTs. 20 CLOWNS. F elinan’s Dears, Ha- bants. Five Great Aamo Hodginl, Equestrienne— of Circises eno. Greatest Piantate oan maker Coffrots on ind get out nat Moran | er $500 on Moran's AMUSEMENTS.” ST caea PROCTOR Ss) hacKerr ¢ “OHNLAYE'S HONGUR Sth Av. fs. fants ot Block: Players. | | LYRIC #24 New Pla ra) Continues Ja Continues Jan The oy Orchard CASINO x3" A Bath. Er acy New _hy Alfred Sutro, The Liars.” Daily Mat. 25 & Suc. ow; Highest Cla OC way, Eve 8.30, HACKETT ww 3 WE WITCHING HOUR Jo%0"siaron te ck Brooktiela aT way] SIavs-Dalle Diablo eae Majestic ery) easy Dit ke uliad | Daily Mat. Gifts to Chitiren ‘Mat, / Mat. miler in the country, says he will not co) The regular, meekly, boxing, sta of the| to London in Halpin's charge, “I wasn't on ring and gave oe a hard chase. the early part of the sixth round Cole stood up and fought hard, but he soon| had enough of At the finish the men nearly continued the fight and had dragged apart, a defi at the now fn getting on ‘oung Peter Jackson’? na lacing in the bouts witich he fought them ac Los Angeles, Cal., that all the fighters are now side-stepp! ne ngford offered to fight bath Jack under the manigement of Tin) McGrath. the and Mike Suliiven-Tfor-ten rounde well_known trainer and handler of pugilista same ri club-house at One Mlunared and Twenty- last year's team and y 2) ninth, street” and can't say from experience how Halpin the athletes, | whose truthfulness I betleve tell me how padly they fared under his management ‘I've come to the conclusion that he is beth. Park avenue pb Johnny Oliver has a Rood card of bouts for the oc matched boxers Walcott’ game. HAWNE ELLIOTT < HUDSON “site "e at ETHEL BARRYMORE cs GRITERION 12 vase & win coset P|) LIBERTY 2 Pas, Weceas p: KNICKERBOCKER, Biway & a8th Bt Eves, 815. Mate. Wed. & Sat. 215 | Ls | Sin THE TALK OF NEW YORK | | NEW YORK "Sia reiem oe BT Hie ther for caer bout. J, for alx rounds. STALLION STAKES HAS MANY FAMOUS. NAMES . out of Fetish. Hastings afd one MOORY, In SAVOY®: THE NAN OF THE HOUR tenis: | WY ORK WILL EsatisEE FYCEOM THEA, ne Nominations for Early So:n: Classic—Keene’s Gu'xl m colt is, of cour mare Tanya. Hamburg Nooltulis aultroreenducinee {and so’ half < brother to t x nominations ari yt two, these beln Mer out of Hand colt by Persimmon ; e later colt doubtless er to Stamin: son just. clo. a chestnut colt spun and & chest st of Urania Il be the xubje: onthe part of th {it THEE Pnetoe| METROPOLIS *:31 irifton—Pillowdex colt A . on Monday night, Local Sports to Attend Boston Fight| About one nd bay Mily by Meddier—Ballantra han a formidadie | hundred sporting men, of thie city are going to Roston to witoess eelve roca bout between Packed Vand Tommy Murphy at the 14 National Stallion Stakes, which 1s one of the most important turf was sent abroad to be mated with King edward Vila Derby winner and now nudes and G lore being 1 ‘Toproxente SONOMA GIRL BIG Ie OF YEAR vo} fram spring to fall and hs each year, promises to be a great race the coming season. and the entries for tt, °F just been made public, eligibles after all {they it ts for two-year- paired Is olds, show a total the trotters who Followers of ve won above for the count and rot : pred | Talk re the fou thi w p. Rot up on} the, mat with slephantine grace for the count,| Duluth, Minn., han a wreatier nis Vita rie arent to all the spectators that) seven v he was wa r the “nine” to sound, | and possibly iH wrestling ability, team and the Hockey Ci and his surprise at the call of “out’| Imaxine a than with 332 pounde Inova, the referees, received twas reflected in the facey about the; flesh, bone and muscle, with no clothes| Ms forehead: Keefe, the Canadian ring. to help boost the beam, Pictur. him | Biaying weft the Hockey Club, Lewis seems to have “come back.”}on the with that bulk and xome | and inembers ‘of the) Tockey, Chul He mient ght 37. Johnson next Ikq Jge of the wrestling Kame. pany blows on the shine and tees, on | would certainly give any of the ordl-| was kept. Herides. rouehing | nary a fiard run for y pes) Their team CORNELL HAS SENT | ni bécaus y would A ng hi He's a} Kelly Leaves College. CHESS MASTERS HERE. episedzeleniriarel ANN AG eae is — such a man in Sten Wal ing recor nd the University cape » toxether In the Corne. owns a candy stor Et riangular ( should, but rning, and “Tkeeps ulm at en announced in advances! good wrestle try to overt pla but he might as rock y caising some doubt conc tion @* that unive ‘amt ep pounds ‘of h the pounds will oth the clore’ of ay evening up-State Ae ceo mucceeded pla t nay OP el thelr cre mUNeannwe Rasps ther, Ne for fan a wrest tabljsiied cer both Br Benne howe Bo resin i BYlvanla. vliose teamy tied for. ¢ v § ar w burral: with a gra expect in a = of Afvar. azo pel Swedish Wrestlers Here. Kyatmiar Lundin rom on the mat 200 pound | Hwedieh een, the * from /tsn't lookiug for aling Abra te ont of Uitee falle PUL SAM: tausyoat: Dt third street, out your Japanese wrestlers sing 30 pounds and performing on | be able to give Gotch A” ch world famous toe J over him. It}has the Japanese wonder beaten fifty- es of way tn bulk, brawn rt with Martin John reste! any moro) about Jus for the Rune | yhnnon ts a pret RAID sive Iowa German, bd Heckey Players Injured. Ks m result of sone played last night at &t A practice ume terween ti ar ag ub to” dali” erady Western 5 -EDOREN' ANSW decide the followhie effries was chi States when he retired was champion of I Sy an| A CONSTANT READER momnent he wht s until he retired, your sporting pase yf th Indian nu GEO. Middle Hut he Tax destined to be pittad henomenon in Sonoma and to beve-to contend also against ins firmitles and tard luck that were Ilona} broke ever with winning three of the. six and showed even when not at his best, wlo Sonoma Girl started in thirteen races| to Beat everything else on the Grand and won seven; Highball started—nine+circuit. times and was first under the wire in| All the races he lost| only the past and future to think about | ; $50,000, on or oefore Among the eligibies earnings of the various harness aaa the figures * anoma Girl headed the list with §2 Just $4,200 more than Highball, her near- BIS 'p H A M pavinitiv abt WARFIED 4 Grama 3B Hott ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 140) 8. Irving PL, b LAST | THE LION 4 AND MOUSE Reonanote Burna-Molr Fight (cranes | Ace to use 0, | Sonoma, Girl, Strome, Sain, P Yankee are well reprosentod, Keone has entered , Kinley Mack and “roan douse’ hockey cholaa Rink, Harvard hockey b Louta de Cas- w-deep aah eight coming two- three being by Disguise IL, two by Ben Brush and His owner was criticised for acratch- the Transylvania, in which he and the oir | NES eb aoe! ‘wero down for a fnal decision of tho THE ROSE 9 B tire RANCHO two by Voter, one by Kingston, has been sald of the t that he is by nix of his races. (were won by Sonoma Girl. Highball's per cent. Ton 0° th World fname Ane Ease EMPIRE Barsicnveuaha ast: 21s, || Feld WEALD SU Ney raoal MAUDE ADAMS jiak'siac GARRICK 4", Snas Pelix PAY | T-LEW FIELDS eaeeen | q New Amsterdam (31? |] The Merry Widow * Wika THE ROUND UP. Mats. re MABEL TALIAFERRO tn Frederic Thompson's Latest Prodvation, Si nr. way Mota Thurs SCa New Years jewctesconte, { HARDEEN Pied MALORNE: | tansaaet Worvters BAT'Y 250. NG Dy «4 ‘Thur: th, at ¥,30, soux’ THE RAYS MMA BAT’ ERNEST HOGAN oxi'esti®s STERMAN.” —— —| AMMERSTEIN'S ADISOW 80, 222 sare ian jy eviteitoony onl ‘and Continu: Ais BUOU! way, & AS Erk 4. J, Morton, Geo. of the Remarkable Wed. & Sat., 2.30, Gol Bereditn die Motion Mme. NAZIMOVA 4 pint! ‘ee iri, Peacuengeus “ cist areal Dec, 30-—Mme. NAZIMOVA in THR, cone, . Rogers, | ‘Nowlin Ti Tommy Burns- | West 424 Bt, By4 7, iueas, Bett Gunnes Mote f BELASCO tir Stat aa Gunner Molr Fight Deo? 2 WARKENS a : ae, Next Mat. Ea presenta David A Sot net Bess 20, 31 ke Jan, a, | Ema mans Big Amateur Night Be, HCOTHAM cianieaent chats hetter than Sonoma Girl's, and thore-|all-season’s rivalry re his record tx better from {nants standpoint Club teat pee | Senerat consent regarded as the best of thera ‘was no real ground for the criti: | plained at the time, Highball wax not then Unless he was, no chance to bi at howed. further, t! The “classi Massachusetts, | Dinguise 11 a half-brother to ve Brooklyn Handicap tn To-night at 8. The Masked Ball mare. Ang he | Providence, and the McD: Ington. Te warsecond In the Merchants | ments ners, Manufacturers’ out of Costume Oits is out of Cap a Englislt Oaks win- er of some yearn! ago. NEW CIRCLE state sat, 2 “TOES fiiMS = pastor's <= bart of wisdom to Fe has been force! University of Mie Kelly ough college Randall for Trentons F MAndall, who was hy The ‘Wanayivants won| only engagement at 14 4 Sonoma Girl's | neton und: after ot which he [Myron MeHenty, challenged any troltar| Un the world to“. race with her. this nomination to the Libertyville, Kv, SPORTSMEN’S SHOW |cHanow-sionay ¢ three conrecutive, 2.09; Providence. 2.076, 207%: Belmont’a eligibles sare five, In number and include the tha intention three | al after he cloxing engageme two | aaa 5 , MANCOLA BY. Hiway, Ulin Ae ta at Lexington, that these races. would | “razor ede" him tn Miinpe 10° elthiar beut Her oF foroe | her to peat all race reserds If he was | But fust here th uck again intervened. DAN By Day Titi the chestnut colt ERS 10 QUERIES rolinbly work! Average time of these seventeen heats COON away & 2d Bt. Ughball is the third largest [inter tnaome Only two surpa }1x3 By Buch won $5.90 (a recary jsum of its kind) and in 1902 Major Del- Billy Buch started tn} Major | quickly and a couple of weeks Inte plon To decide a bet, will you kindly state |scratohod from th Jof a match abandos usenet marwon $2,625 thirteen races and Won eleven Doetmar started in twelve racns and won| fan GRAND Eddie FOY i788), | tex weesttinee DMT: 10: 20, 800, Extra—Adelaide, WW Nt Wk=-Hfattle Willams, Thi came together e.form by trotting n public hait, beaten by Mysterious champion 0 wyead Of, LPe wpa Franoiaco, 14TH ST. di It Is generally conceded by horsemen | 1uAFt@r ‘in 29%. that xrind trotters as both Billy Buen} and Major Delmar were that they wongto heavily, Next\Weok--Ernest Hogan, The Oyater Man” i Twice —lberty’ Moving Pistures, Swimmers on A. A. U. Card, Sprintors wilt ‘1 Ton nunateKindly tates a knockont, Mightwelght chame sand Smith was weller chane Highball could} [g} rumored ollmination of the fifty-yard. swim from the lint of [possible opponent the ring as gime and. ff and handicaps. that, best iim WINTE ky waaa Joke, When Waletrom gets going ho may never fought to any npticeable ex-' on the «round that It was one contestants and ASTOR g Hiway adsth stats Wes. bat sheet ter (TOM. TOES Bs Real strate met nothing better than they met hy probably would bave not Jost p heat rinting ability and It would harm Ut was after hp fought } pepe sate reshs bites Blg Amateur Night tote Fssielecaarentan Burna-Motr Ficht Ploweres Su et & 8th av, MANHATTAN 9hERA House ESTAR T 15-25.35-50.700, Mat Bat, HE ORIGINAL COHEN WENT AWAY | ROCKY MOUNTAIN EXP AMERICAN, SSIECTINEE Sate 39 @ 00s eee Next Week—The Cam King ot the ‘at 2, Doni G *82), ‘Carmen, a LY _FONTES, UNA UCLATTON CO, LES. JUNDTS, MATINEE TO-DAY, AN ND CENT! 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